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CATALOGUE 
 
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 :/ DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, 
 
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 TO FEBRUARY 1, 1881. 
 
 WASHINGTON: 
 
 GOVEENMENT FEINTING OFFICE. 
 
 1881. 
 
Seceetaky op the Interior, 
 GAEL SCHUEZ. 
 
 Assistant Secketaey, 
 ALONZO BELL. 
 
 Chief Oleek, 
 GEOEGE M. LOOKWOOD. 
 
 LiBEAEIAN, 
 
 ANNIE B. lEISH. 
 II 
 
HC/03 
 
 PREFACE 
 
 The present Catalogue is an endeavor to render more generally useful the books con- 
 tained in the Library of the Department by a classification of them by subjects. This 
 object has been kept constantly in view, rather than a close adherence to the estab- 
 lished rules generally followed by bibliographers. 
 
 The plan is very simple. Names of authors, subjects, or titles of books should be 
 looked for precisely as words are sought out in a dictionary. If the desired informa- 
 tion is not found under the word looked for, the inquirer will be referred to another 
 heading, under which it will be found. 
 
 Each book, with exception of those belonging to the classes of Fiction, Essays, 
 and Poetry, is entered thrice — under the author's name, under the first word of its 
 title not an article, and under the subject to which it belongs. 
 
 Under the class of Drama each work is entered under its title. 
 
 In the case of Essays and Poetry, lists are given under those heatlings of the 
 names of essayists and poets, through which readers are referred to the general al- 
 phabet for their works. 
 
 Fiction is arranged under class list, where each book is entered twice — once under 
 the name of its author, and again under the first word of its title not an article. 
 
 The case and shelf marks are given at the end of each entry — the first left-hand 
 number indicating the case, and those following the shelf or shelves. Cases designated 
 alphabetically are indicated by their respective letters. 
 
 This opportunity is taken to acknowledge favors extended by Mr. S. B. Noyes, of 
 the Brooklyn Mercantile Library. To the excellent catalogue of that institution the 
 Department is greatly indebted, especially for the arrangement of the class Biography. 
 
 Department of the Interior, February 1, 1881. 
 
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 IV 
 
ISrOTICE. 
 
 The following Subjects and Classes are included in the alphabetical arrangement 
 of this Catalogue, viz: Agriculture, p. 3; Almanacs, p. 4; Alphabets, p. 4; Anecdotes, p. 7 
 Apparitions, J). 7 ; Architecture, p. 8 ; Arts (Useful), p. 10; Astronomy, p. 14; Atlases, p. 15 
 Biblical, Religious, and Ecclesiastical Literature, p. 20 ; Bibliography, p. 24 ; Biography, p. 24 
 Biology, p. 45; Botany, p. 47; Business, p. 53; Chemistry, p. 57; Chronology, p. 59; Clas- 
 sical Dictionaries, p. 60; Criticism, p. 65; Domestic Economy, p. 70; Drama, p. 71; Educa- 
 tion, p. 78; Elocution, p. 79; Essays, p. 83; Evolution, p. 84; Fiction, p. 85; Fine Arts, p. 
 136; Geography, Travels, and Voyages, p. 144; Geology, p. 145; Government and Politics, 
 p. 149; History (General), p. 159; Language and Philology, p. 174; Law, p. 177; Litera- 
 ture and Literary History, p. 181; Logic, p. 184; Man, p. 188; Mathematics, p. 191; Medi- 
 cine and Physiology, p. 192; Meteorology, p. 194; Natural History, p. 202; Occult Sciences, 
 p. 213; Philosophy, Mental and Moral, p. 219; Physics, or Natural Philosophy, p. 223; 
 Poetry, p. 226; Political Economy, p. 228; Quotations, p. 233; Rhetoric, p. 236; Slavery, 
 p. 248; Sociology, p. 252; Spiritualism, p. 255; Wit and Humor, p. 289; Women, p. 289; 
 Young Men, p. 292. 
 
 Names of various countries, nations, regions, and places occur in alphabetical 
 order in the general catalogue, under which relative and special works, on their descrip- 
 tion and geography, history, manners and customs, institutions, public documents, and 
 resources, are grouped. 
 
 Y 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 ABBOTT. 
 
 Abbott, Jacol). Gentle measures in the 
 
 inanagemeut and training of the yonng. 
 
 Illus. N. Y., 1872 14— 8a 
 
 Science for the young: water antl 
 
 land. Illus. N.Y.,1872 1— 7 
 
 A'Beckett, Gilbert Abbott, The comic 
 
 history of England. Illus. Lond.,n. d. 44—274 I 
 Comic history of Rome. Illus. 
 
 Lond.,n. d 47—295 
 
 Abell, Mrs. L. G. Woman in her various 
 
 relations; containing practical rules for 
 
 American females. N. Y., 1860 2:!— 138 '' 
 
 About, EdmondE.F. The Roman qnes- i 
 
 tiou. Annie T. Wood, tr. Her. E. N. 
 
 Kirk, ed. Bost., 1859 14-83 
 
 Por his novels, see Fiction. 
 About men and things. Henry, C. S. 1873. 23—139 
 Abrantes, Laure Permon Junot, duchess 
 
 d'. Memoirs of Napoleon : his court and 
 
 family. Illus. N.Y.,1854. 2d v 41—250: 
 
 Ab-sa-ra-ka; home of the Crows. Illus. 
 
 Carrington, M.J. 1868 22—207 j 
 
 Abyssinia. ( To?. 12 Edinburgh Cabinet j 
 
 Lihrarii) 29-180 \ 
 
 Acadia; or, a month with the Blue Noses. 
 
 Cozzens, F. .S. 1«70 2—10 
 
 See, also, Nova Scotia. 
 Across the continent. Bowles, S. 1869. 2i— 206 j 
 Actors and the art of acting. On. Lewes, 
 
 G. H. 1875 23-138 
 
 Adams, Abigail {wife of John Adams). 
 
 Letters of, with a memoir by her grand- 
 son, Charles Francis Adams. Bost., 1840. 
 
 2v 37—123 
 
 See, also, Biograpliy. 
 
 Adams, John, Works; with a life of the 
 author, notes and illustrations by his 
 grandson, Charles Francis Adams. 1856. 
 10 V 22—134 
 
 COSTKXTS. 
 
 V. 1. Life of John Adams. Adams, Charles Francis. 
 
 2. Autobio;;i'aphy, diary, &.C. 
 
 3. Autoljiography continued, diary, essays, Sec. 
 
 4. Novanglus; or, a history of the dispute witli Amer- 
 
 ica, from its origin in 1754 to the present time. 
 
 ADELER. 
 
 Adams, John— continued. 
 
 4. Works on government: Defense of the constitMl;ions 
 of government of the United States of Amfincii 
 against the attacls of M. Tnrgot in his lett^ef'to 
 Dr. Price March 22, 1778. Vol. I. 
 
 .'). The same. Vol. II. 
 
 6. The same. Vol. III. 
 
 Discourses on Da villa, a series of papers on political 
 
 history. 
 Four letters, being an interesting correspondence 
 
 between John Adams and Samuel Adains, on 
 
 government. 
 Three letters to Koger Sherman on the Constitution 
 
 of the United States. 
 Koger SheiTiian to .John Adams in reply. 
 I-etters to John Taylor, of Caroline, Va., in reply to 
 
 his strictures on souie parts of the Defense of 
 
 the American constitutions. 
 Keview of the ]>rop»)sition8 for amending the consti- 
 tutions, subiTiittfil bv Mr. Hillhouse to the Senate 
 
 of the United States in 1808, &c. 
 
 7. Ofticial letters, messages, and i>ublic papece. 
 
 8. Official letters, messages, and public papers continued. 
 "9. Oihcialletters, messages, and public papers continued. 
 
 Letters to the printers of the Boston Patriot. 
 
 The inadmissible principles of tlie King of England's 
 
 proclamation of October 16, 1807, continued. 
 General correspondence. 
 10. General correspondence continued. 
 
 Familiar letters of John Adams and 
 
 his wife, Abigail Adams, during the rev- 
 olution ; with a memoir of Mrs Adams, 
 by Charles Francis Adams. N. Y., 1876. 37-223 
 
 Adams, John Qnincy. Dermot Mac- 
 Morrogh; or, the comiuest of Ireland; 
 an historical tale of the twelfth century, 
 in four cantos. Columbus, 1834 16—100 
 
 Adams, W. H. Davenport. Land of the 
 Nile ; Egypt, past and present. Illus. 
 Lond. and N.Y., 1871 33—201 
 
 Adams, Dr. William. Toner lectures. 
 Lecture VI : Subcutaneous surgery — its 
 principles and its recent extension in 
 practice. ( Vol. X V of Sm. Misc. Coll. ) . . 53— 
 
 Addison, Joseph, The works of. G. W. 
 
 Greene, ed. N. Y., 1853. 5 v. 21—128 
 
 V. 1. Biographical sketches of the author; Translations; 
 Miscellaneous poems; Rosamond; The drummer; 
 Cato; Poeniata. 
 
 2. Dialogues of medals; Remarks on Italy; Miscella- 
 
 neous prose; Letters; Political writings. 
 
 3. The freeholder; The plebeian; The old whig; The 
 
 tatler; The guardian; The lover. 
 4-5. The spectator. 
 For biographical notices, see Biography. 
 
 Adelcr, Max, pseud, 
 in Fiction. 
 
 See Clark, C. H., 
 
ADIRONDACKS. 
 
 AGE. 
 
 Adirondacks, adventures in tlie wilder- 
 ness; or, camp-life in the. Murray, W. 
 H. H. lUus. 18fi9 34—209 
 
 Alller, G. J. Dictionary of the German 
 and English languages. Phil., 1849 25 — 151 
 
 Advancement of science. See American 
 Association for the. 
 
 Adventures. Sec, in Fiction, titles begin- 
 ning with "Adventures." 
 
 Adventures in the Apache country. 
 
 IIlus. Hrowne, J. R. 1839 :(4— 20K 
 
 Adventures in the wilderness. Illus. 
 
 Murray, \V. H. H. 1869 34-209 
 
 Adventures of a roving diplomatist. Wi- 
 koft, H. 1857 13—79 
 
 Adventures of a yonng naturalist. Illiis. 
 
 Biart, L. N.Y., 1872 1— 4 
 
 Adventures of Signor Gandenfio di Luc- 
 ca ; being the substance of his examina- 
 tion before the fathers of the iuquisition ; 
 giving an account of au unknown coun- 
 try in the midst of the deserts of Africa ; 
 with critical notes by Signor Rhedi. 
 1800 33—201 
 
 Adventures on the Columbia River. 
 
 Cox, E. 1832 34—207 
 
 Adventures on the great hunting-grounds 
 
 of the world. Illus. Meunier, V. 1873.31—191 
 Advice to a young gentleman on entering 
 
 society. 1839 23—139 
 
 iEneid. *'«« Virgil 17 — 102 
 
 Aerial world. Illus. Hartwig, G. 1875. 32—194 
 ^schYlUS, Works of. R. Potter, tr. 
 
 Lond., 1833 16—100 
 
 cox TENTS. 
 
 Essay on the Grecian drama, &c. ; Prometheus chained ; 
 The suppliants; The seven chiefs against Thebes; Aga- 
 niemniu; The Choephora?; The Furies; The Persians. 
 
 See, al8o, Literature {Greek). 
 
 JEsop's fables, litt rally translated. Illus. 
 Towusend, G. T. Lond., 1871 1— 4 
 
 AFRICA. 
 
 Africa and the American flag. Illus. 
 
 Foote, A. H. 1854 33—203 
 
 Afrique, D'Avezac ; Carthage, La. 
 
 Malle et Yauoski ; Numidie et Mauri- 
 tanie, Lacroix; L'Afrique chr^tienne, 
 Yanoski. {L'Unirers.) 1844 43—260 
 
 Afrique australe, orientate et cen- 
 
 trale, et I'empire de Maroc. ( L' Univera. ) 
 Hoefer, F. 1848 43—260 
 
 — Albert N'Yanza great basin of the 
 
 Nile. Illus. Baker, ^ir S. W. 1870... 33— 202 
 
 Ashango-land, Journey to. Illus. 
 
 Du Chailln, P. B. 1874 33—204 
 
 — I Central Africa, Adventures and mis- 
 sionary labors in. Bowen, T. J. 1857. 33 — 203 
 
 Africa — continued. 
 
 Li ving,stone'8 last journals in Cen- 
 tral Africa. Illus. Livingstone, David. 
 1875 3:i— 203 
 
 Travels in North and Central Africa. 
 
 Illus. Barth, H. 1857-'59. 3v 33—204 
 
 Country of the dwarfs. Illus. Du 
 
 Chailln, P. B. 1875 33—201 
 
 Explorations and adventures in 
 
 Equatorial Africa. Illus. Du Chailln, 
 
 P.B. 1862 33—204 
 
 Heart of Africa. Illus. Schwein- 
 
 furth, G. 1874. 2v 33—203 
 
 How I found Livingstone. Illus. 
 
 Stanley, H. M. 1872 33—203 
 
 lies de I'Afrique. {L'Univera.) 
 
 D'Avezac. 1848 43—260 
 
 Journey to Africa. Illus. Taylor, 
 
 J. B. 1869." 33—203 
 
 Lake regions of. Illus. Burtou, 
 
 R. F. 1860 33—204 
 
 My Apiugi kingdom. Illns. Du 
 
 Chailln, P.B. 1875 33—202 
 
 My Kalnlu ; prince, king, and slave. 
 
 Illus. Stanley, H. M. 1874 33—202 
 
 Narrative of discoverv and adven- 
 
 ture in Africa. ( Vol. 2 Edinburgh CaM- 
 
 net Library) 29—180 
 
 SdufSgambie et Guin^e, Tardieu; 
 
 Nubie, Ch^rubini ; Abyssinie, Desverges. 
 (VUnirers.) 1847 4.3- 
 
 South Africa, Missionary travels 
 
 -2:i0 
 
 and researches in. Illus. Livingstone, 
 
 D. 18.58 33—203 
 
 Through the dark continent. Stan- 
 ley, H. M. N.Y.,1878 33—202 
 
 ! Voyage to the west coast of Africa. 
 
 Carnes,J.A. 1852 33—203 
 
 Wild scenes of a hunter's life. Illus. 
 
 I Frost, J. 1875 33—201 
 
 I Aftermath. Longfellow, H. W. Bost., 
 
 ; 1874 16—96 
 
 Agassiz, Louis. Classification of insects 
 from embryological data. {Article VI of 
 Vol. IIofBm. Conlrib.) — 53 
 
 Contributions to the natural history 
 
 of the United States of America. Illus. 
 
 Bost., 1857-60. 3v 31—187 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1-2. Essays on cla8sifi(;ation : North American Testndi- 
 nata; EmbryoU>gy of the turtle. 
 3. Acalephs in general; Ctenopliora;, Discophorffi, 
 Hydroida^, Homologies of the Iia<liata. 
 
 Etudes sur les glaciers; planches. 
 
 Neuchatel, 1840 32—194 
 
 fitudes sur les glaciers; ouvrage 
 
 accompagn<S d'un atlas de 32 planches. 
 
 Neuchfitel, 1840 B— 
 
 Age of chivalry. Bulflnch, S. 1867 1— 1 
 
 Age of fable. The. Illus. Bulfinch, T. 
 
 Bost., 1869 14— 81 
 
AGETCULTUEB. 
 
 ALCOCK. 
 
 AGRICULTURE. 
 
 General and Miscellaneous Works, including 
 Agricultural Reports. 
 
 Agricultural resources of the Territories of the < 
 Fiiited States. Tlioraas, Cyrus. (Fifth An- 
 nual Iteporl 0/ the U. S. Geolo. Suney of the Ter- 
 ritories.) 1872 54— 
 
 Book (if the farm. Illus. Stephens, H. N. V., 
 
 1847. 2v. (Fannert Library, rols. 2 and S}... 18—108 
 
 Centennial Alhum of a;;ricultural statistics, includ- 
 ing maps, cliarts, dia;;rams, &c. Dodge, J. R . 
 comp. Wash., 1876 18—108 
 
 Library of practical agriculture, Baxter's. 1846. 
 
 2v 18—108 I 
 
 Management of heavy and wet lands. Greg. S. I 
 
 1841 18—108 
 
 Michigan, 4th annual report of the secretary of the 
 
 St.ite Board of Agriculture of. Lansing, 1865. .. 19—119 
 
 Monthly Joui-nal of Agiiculture. Illus. Skinner, 
 
 ■T. S. 1846-'48. 3v 18—108 
 
 Report of the Department of Agriculture for 1876. 
 
 Wash., 1877 19—117 
 
 State Board of Agriculture to the Legislature of 
 the State of Kansas for the years 1875-78, &c.. 
 Biennial report of the. lfi75-'78. Map 18—108 
 
 Treatise on agriculture. Illus. Sproule, J. Dub., 
 
 1842 19-116 
 
 Year-Book of agriculture. Illus. Wells. D. A. 
 
 Phila., 1858 18—108 
 
 Agricultural Botany. 
 
 American weeds and useful plauts. Darlington, 
 
 ■W. 1859 18—108 
 
 Agricultural Chemistry. 
 
 Agricultural chemistry. Johnson, S. W. (Sm. 
 
 Jiept., 1859) C— 33 
 
 Agricultural chemistry. Emmous, E. (New York 
 
 Nat. Hist. Parte, v. 1-2) 31—188 
 
 Chemistry in its applicatiou to agriculture. 1853. 
 
 Liebig, J., his works 32—194 
 
 Elements of agricultural chemistry. Davj', Sir H. 
 
 Works, v.7-8 21—127 
 
 Lectures to farmers on agricultural chemistry. 
 
 Petzholdt, A. N. Y., 1846. {Farmers' Library, 
 
 T.l) 18—108 
 
 Ancient Agriculture. 
 
 Essay on the age and antiquity of the hook of the 
 
 Nabatha;an agriculture. Rcuan, E. Loud, 1662. 18—108 
 
 Cereals. 
 
 Qualities and characteristics of cereals. (Paris 
 
 univ. exhib. imi, V. I.) Hazard, G. S 52—314 
 
 Quantities of cereals produced in different coun- 
 tries. (Paris univ. exhib. Keportn.-v.S.) Bug- 
 gies, S. B 52—314 
 
 Cotton Culture. 
 
 Cotton. Keport by E. E. Mudge. v. 0. (Paris 
 
 iiniv.exhib.) .")2— 314 
 
 Fruit Culture. 
 
 Agriculture of New York. v. 3-4. (Ifat. Hist, of 
 
 the State. Part a.) Kmnicms, E 31—188 
 
 Fruits of America. Illus. Hovey, C. M. Host., 
 
 1851. V. 1 18-lM 
 
 Agriculture — coutinned. 
 
 Insects injurious to vegetation. See Nat. Hist. : 
 
 (Insects). 
 Pear-culture. Illus. Fields, T. W. N.T.,1859.. 18—108 
 Vine : Report on the culture and products of the 
 
 vine. By M. P. Wilder, A. Thompson, M. J. 
 
 Flagg, P. Barry. (In v. 5 Paris univ. exhib. 
 
 repU.) 52—314 
 
 Gardening. 
 
 How to lay out a garden. Kemp, E. 1858 19—117 
 
 Play and profit in my garden. Roe, E. P. N. Y., 
 
 1873 19—117 
 
 Poultry. 
 
 Fanciers' Journal and Poultry Exchange: for the 
 years 1874, 1875, 1876, and 1877. 4 vols. Phila., 
 1874-77 19-117 
 
 History of the hen fever. Bumhani, G. P. 1855.. 19—117 
 
 Stock, Care for. 
 
 Milch cows and dairy farming. Flint, C.L. Phil., 
 
 1858 19-116 
 
 Sheep husbandry in the South. Illus. Randall, 
 
 H. S. Phil., 1849 ^9— 116 
 
 Reports on the diseases of cattle in V. S., made by 
 
 Comr. of Agriculture. Wash., 1869 19—116 
 
 A|j|:uilar, Grace. Women of Lsrael. 
 N. Y., 1871. 2 V 37— 24 
 
 For other works, see Fiction. 
 
 Aikin, John. Works of the British poets, 
 selected from Ben Jonsou to Sir Walter 
 Scott; with biographical and critical 
 notices. Illus. N. Y.,1856. 3v 17—104 
 
 Ainslee, Herbert, pseud. See Maitland, 
 Edward, in Fiction. 
 
 Akenside, Mark. I'oetical works of; 
 with a life, by Bev. A. Dyce. Bost., 
 18fi4 1(>— 1(10 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 Life of by A. Dyce; Pleasures of imagination; Odes; 
 Miscellaneous poems. 
 
 Ak«!l'inail, John Yoiige. Ancient coins 
 of cities aixl princes, geographically ar- 
 ranged and described. Lond., 1846 14—81 
 
 An introduction to the study of an- 
 cient and modern coins. Lond., 1848.. 14 — 81 
 
 Alabama. Hand-book of; a complete in- 
 dex to the State ; with a geological map, 
 &c. Beruey, Saffold. Mobile, 1878 ... 49— 300 
 
 Alaska, Travel and adventure in the Ter- 
 ritory of. Illus. Whymper, F. 1871.. 35—140 
 
 Albert, Prinee Consort of England. See 
 Biography. 
 
 Albert N'Yauza. See Africa 33—202 
 
 Alcedo, Don Antonio de. Geographical 
 and historical dictionary of Americii and 
 the West Indies. G. A. Thompson, tr. 
 Lond., 1812-'15. 5v 44-271 
 
 Alchemy of happinesj. Al-Ghazzali, M. 
 
 VSr.i 30—184 
 
 Alcock, "Sir Rutherford. Capital of the 
 Tycoon : a narrative of a three years' 
 residence in Japan. Illus. N. Y., 1803. 
 ■iv 36—221 
 
ALCORAN. 
 
 AMAZON. 
 
 Alcoran. See Koran. 
 
 AIcott,A. Broiison. Concord days. Best., 
 
 1872 
 
 23—140 
 
 "ilnn''r^/ 'V'"?*' O""""'^: Thoroau; Emerson, Recrea-, 
 tion; Genealogies; Scholarship; Carlyle.&c. * 
 
 Alcott, Loiima M. See Plotlon. ' 
 
 Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. Cloth of gold, 
 
 and other i;ocms. Bost., 18/4 IG— 100 
 
 See, also, Fiction. ! 
 
 Alexander, Afra. .See Fiction. ' 
 
 Alexander, I'lof. Stephen. Statement 
 and cxpositioil of certain harmonies of 
 the b(dar system. {AiHch 1 1 of Vol. XXI i 
 
 of Sra. Contrib.) 5:{_ 
 
 Alfieri, Vittorio. >Ve Biography. 
 
 Alford, Henry. Plea for the Qneeu's 
 English: Stray notes on speaking and ' 
 
 spelling. N.Y., n. d 15—92 
 
 Alger, William Konnseville. Poetry of 
 the Orient. Bo^t., 1866 
 
 19—117 
 
 16—100 
 
 Allen, Charles. Second geological sur- 
 vey of Pennsylvania, lt75-'6-'7. R.port 
 of progress, &c. Harrisbnrg, 1878. Illns. 
 Maps 
 
 Allen, Ethan. See Biography. 
 
 Allen, H., Asat. Sun/eon V. S. A. Mono- 
 graphs of the Bats of North America. ( In 
 Sm. Miacel., v. 7) 
 
 Allen, J. A., and Packard, A. S. Zoology 
 of the Colorado, &c. {In 9th annual re- 
 port U. S. Geol. Survey. 1877) 
 
 Allen, Z. Philosoi)hy of the mechanics 
 of nature, and the source and modes of 
 action of natural motive power. Illus 
 N.y.,1852 
 
 Allibonc, S. Anstiii. Critical dictionary 
 of English literature and British and 
 American authors. Phil., 1871. 3v... 25— 153 
 
 I'oelicalqnotatious from Chaucer to 
 
 Tennyson; with copious indexes. Phil., 
 
 C— 54 
 
 32—195 
 
 1874 
 Almanacs. 
 
 ALGERIA. 
 
 Algeria and the French conquest, riliis. 
 
 Pulszky, F. 1855 44—267 
 
 Alg^rie. (VVnivers.) Du g^nie, 
 
 KozetetCarette; fitats tripolitains, Hoe- 
 
 fer ; Tunis, Frank. 1850 43—260 
 
 Algiers, journal of a residence in. 
 
 Illus. Campbell, Thos. 1842. 2 v . . . . 33—204 
 Search for winter sunbeams, (ox, 
 
 36—221 
 
 S. S. 
 
 17—104 
 
 See, also, Calendar. 
 Almauach de Gotha. Illus. 20 v 
 
 1854-77... '.OS-16S 
 
 American almanac and repository 
 
 of useful knowledge. Bost., N. Y., and 
 
 Phil., 1829 to 1862. 20 v 28—170 
 
 American almanac for 1H78-79l-'80. 
 
 Spoftord, A. R. N. Y., 1878 28—170 
 
 British almanac, from 1827 to 1860. 
 
 Loud., n. d. 21 v 
 
 Comic almanack. Illus. by Cruik- 
 
 shank, G. From 1835 to 1843 2 
 
 Tribune almanac; 
 
 28—169 
 
 35- -216 
 
 AI-Ghazzali, Mohammed. Alchemy 
 
 of hapjnness. H. A. Homes, /r. 1873.. 30— 184 
 Alhambra (The). 
 Tales of the Alhambra. Irving, W 5— 34 
 
 and the Kremlin, The. Illus. Prime 
 
 S.I. 1873 
 
 See, al^o, Spain. 
 
 Alighieri. See Dante Alighieri. 
 
 Alison, Sir Archibald. History of Eu- 
 rope. N.Y.,1850. 6 v. Ist and 2d series, 
 (v. 7 and 6 lost) 32—285 
 
 Military life of John, Dnke of Marl- 
 borough. N.Y., 1848 41—252 
 
 Miscellaneous essays of. (Modern 
 
 Britiah essayiata. ) Bost., 1854 23—142 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 '^S^^e^"''^*?' ^^Pol^""; Bossuet; Poland; Muie de 
 Stael, Nat onal monuments; Marshal NeV   Kobert 
 Bruce; Paris in 1814; Louvre in 1814   Tvrnl iv=^   
 1833; Ital.y; Scott; 'Campbell^^BvC •cop?ritM 
 question ; Miche ef a France ; Military treason a?d civic 
 soldiers ; Arnold's Rome ; Mirabean ; Bulwer's Atl,en« 
 Reign of terror; French revolution' of 82o' ptrfen 
 
 Cte^-d^ThlSzi" ^"'"-■- «"'-"' Homt/; : 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 1838 to 1868. 
 
 Alphabets: Examples of modem alpha- 
 bets, plain and ornamental, including 
 German, old English, Saxon, Italic, Per- 
 spective, Greek, Hebrew, court-hand, en- 
 graving, Tuscan, Kihau, Gothic, Rustic, 
 and Arabesque ; with several original 
 designs, andan analysis of the old Roman 
 and old English alphabets. Illus. Dela- 
 motte, F. Loud., 1866 
 
 2-;- 167 
 
 15— 90 
 
 15— 90 
 
 Ancient capital letters, portfolio of. 
 
 Weale, J. Loud., I858-'59 
 
 Alps, hours of exercise in the Alps. Illus. 
 
 Tyndall,J. 1873 24—221 
 
 Alvord, Benjamin. Remarks upon the 
 
 reorganization of the Army. Wash 
 
 1876 ■' rA 
 
 , 54 — 
 
 54— 
 
 I Michael Angelo. 
 
 Report on the annuity scheme, n. d. 
 
 T'l'igeiicies of circles and of spheres. 
 
 (In Sm. Contrib., v. 8) 
 
 Amazon River. Andes and the Amazon. 
 Orton, J. 1872 
 
 Voyage up the Amazon River. Ed- 
 wards, W. H. 1847 23—215 
 
 53— 
 
 23—215 
 
AMERICA. 
 
 AMERICA. 
 
 AMERICA (as a whole). 
 Antiquities and Archaeology. 
 
 America, Ancieut. Baldwin, J. I). N. Y., 1872. . 30—185 
 
 American antiquities and researches into tlio origin 
 and liistory of the red race. Bradford, A. W. 
 N. T., 1843 42-286 
 
 Ancienthistoryof North America. Much, M. {In 
 
 Sm. Sept., Wll) SB- 
 Ancient momimenta of the Mississippi Valley. 
 Squier, E. ("r., and Davie, E. H. (Sm. Sept., 
 1870) 53— 
 
 Antiquities in some Southern States. Williams, 
 
 H. C. (Sm. Itept, ISJO) 53— 
 
 Antiquities of Wiscousiu. Lnpham, I. A. {In Sm. 
 
 Contnb.,\.l) 53— 
 
 Native racesof the Pacific States of North America. 
 
 Bancroft, H. H. 5 v. 1874 30—185 
 
 North American arch<eolo);y. Lubbock, Sir J. 
 
 {Sm. Kept., ise2) 53— 
 
 North American stone implements. Kau, C. {Sm. 
 
 Sept., 1872) 53— 
 
 Sketch of ancient earthworks on the Upper Mis- 
 souri. Barrandt, .\. (Sm. 7fep(., 1870) 53— 
 
 See, also, in jreneral, su(;h lieadiufis as : America (Central) ; 
 Indians; Mexico; Pern; United States; Man (Prehis- 
 toric) ; Moond-bnilders. 
 
 Bibliography. 
 Bibliotheca americaua. 1820-52. Koorbach, O. A. 
 
 1852 52— 31 7 
 
 Same. Suppkment. 1852-55 62—317 
 
 Bibliothdque am6ricaine, ou catalogue des ouvrages 
 
 relatives aiAmfirique. Temanx, H. 1837 52—317 
 
 Nova bibliotheca americaua: books relating to 
 
 America. Riich.O. 1701-1844. 2 v. 1846 52—317 
 
 Gazetteers and Atlases. 
 
 Geographical and liistorical dictionary of America 
 and the West Indies. Alcedo, Antonio de. G. 
 
 A. Thompson, (r. Lond., 1812-15. 5v 44—271 
 
 History of Discovery of America, &c. 
 
 chronologic historique de I'Am^rique. Warden, 
 
 B. 10 v. {Art de verifier les dateg, quairieme 
 partie.) 1826 44—272 
 
 Collection of the early voyages and discoveries of 
 the English nation— in .\merica. (v. 3, Bakluyt, 
 E., Voyages.) Loud., 1810 .53— 
 
 Discovery of America by the Northmen in the 10th 
 
 century. Beamisli, N. L. 1841 ' 44—272 
 
 France and England in North America. A seiies 
 of historic narratives. Parkman, F. 4 v, 
 1871-74 34—205 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 V. 1. Pioneers of France in the New World. 
 
 2. The Jesuits in North America in the seventeenth 
 
 century. 
 
 3. The discovery of the great West. 
 
 4. The old r6gime in Canada. 
 
 5. Count Frontenac and New Fi-ance under Louis XIV. 
 History of the discovery and settlement of America 
 
 (to 1688). Eobertson, W. 1839 44—272 
 
 MemoiresderAm6rique Septentrionale, ou la suite 
 
 des voyages de Lnliontau, Baron de. 1715 34 — 203 
 
 Progress of America (to 1846). Macgregor, J. 2 v. 
 
 184-, 44—269 
 
 See, also, various histories of the United States for the most 
 recent narratives of discovery and settlement of Amer- 
 ica, as well as the local histories of various colonies — as 
 Massachusetts, Virginia, &:c. AUo, gee Brazil ; Mex- 
 ico; America (Central) ; America (South) ; West Indies. 
 
 See Biography for lives of principal discoverers, as Colum- 
 bus; Raleigh; Smith. 
 
 ^ote. — For travels, voyages, and descriptions relative to 
 a particular portion'of America, see the various subdi- 
 visions, as America (British) : America (Central) ; Amer- 
 ica (North) i America (South). Alio, see United States 
 in general alphabet. 
 
 AMERICA (British). 
 
 British America. McGregor, J. 1833. 2v 44—288 
 
 British North American Colonies. Young, George 
 
 K. 1834 ----- 44-268 
 
 Historical and descriptive account of British Amer- 
 ica. Murray, H., OHrf o?/(er«. {Edinburgh Cahi- 
 
 net Library, ^.25, 2B,2T.) 1839 29-179 
 
 Same. Murray, H. N. Y., 1848. 2v 44—268 
 
 History of the British dominions in North America. 
 
 1497-1763. [anon.] 1773 44—271 
 
 See, also, in gener,ll alpliabet, British Columbia ; Canada; 
 Ne'w Brruiswick ; Newfoundland. 
 
 AMERICA (Central). 
 
 Central America, Notes on. Illus. Squier, E. G. 
 
 1855 35—215 
 
 Incidents of travel in Central America. Stephens, 
 
 J.L. 1871. 2v 35—216 
 
 Travels in Central America. Dunlop, R. 1S47.-. 47—288 
 United provinces of Central America. Dunn, H. 
 
 N. Y., 1828 35—215 
 
 See, above. America (as a whole). See, also, Honduras 
 Yucatan ; Panama, in general alphabet. 
 
 AMERICA (Equinoctial). 
 
 America, Travels to the Cfjuinoctial regions of. 
 
 Humboldt, F.H. A. von. 1853. 3v 35—215 
 
 See, also, above, America (Central) ; Mexico ; West Indies, 
 in general alphabet. Also, belotc, America (South). 
 
 AMERICA (North). 
 
 Early Jesuitmissionsin America. Kip, W.I. 1873. 14 — 85 
 Historic account of discoveries and travels in Noi-th 
 
 America. Murray, Hugh. Lond., 1829. 2v... 34—205 
 History of American privateers and letters of 
 
 marque 42—254 
 
 Impressions of America. Power, T. 1836. 2 v. 
 
 in! 34—205 
 
 Influence of climate in North and South America. 
 
 Distumall.J. 1867 32—194 
 
 Letters of a traveler. Bryant, W. C. 1870 34—208 
 
 M^moires de VAm6rique de Lahontau, Baron de. 
 
 1715 34—205 
 
 North America. TroUope, A. 1863 34—205 
 
 Notes on North America. Johnston, J. F. W. 
 
 1851. 2v 44—268 
 
 Travels in North America in 1834-'36. Murray, 
 
 Charles A. Lond., 1839. 2v 34—205 
 
 Travels through North America. 1766-'68. Car- 
 
 j ver, ./. 1778 44—205 
 
 Voyages from Montreal, on the river St. Laurence, 
 ! through the continent of North America. Mac- 
 j kenzic,A. 1701 34—205 
 
 See, also, in general alphabet. United States, and the various 
 subdivisions following. *SVc, also, Indians; Man (pre- 
 liistoric). 
 
 AMERICA (South). 
 
 Andes and the Amazon; or, across the continent of 
 
 South America. Illus. Orton, James. 1872.. 3f — 215 
 I Historic and descriptive narrative of twenty years' 
 residence in South America. Stevenson, W. B. 
 
 1825. 3v 44—268 
 
 Journey from Buenos Ayres, through the provinces 
 of Cordova, Tiicman, and Salta, to Potosi, Arica, 
 Santiago de Chili, and Coquimbo, in the years 
 
 1825-'20. Andrews, Joseph. 1827. 2v ,35 — 214 
 
 Pampas and Andes : a thousand miles' walk across 
 
 South America. Bishop, N. H. 1869 35—215 
 
 Travels in South America. Illus. Marcoy, P. 
 
 ; 1875. 2v .-- 35—215 
 
 ,' Voyage to South America, Brackenridge, H. M. 
 
 jl 1819. 2v 44—168 
 
 ' See, also, in general alphabet, Amazon ; Brazil, &c. 
 
AMEEICAN. 
 
 6 
 
 ANDEE9EK 
 
 American. For many books relating to 
 Americiui history, travel, institutions, 
 and statistics, see United States; for 
 Americ in art, see Fine Arts; for Amer- 
 ican biograpliy, see Biography; for 
 American literature, >ee Literature, &c. 
 
 American annals. Holmes, A. Cam- 
 
 briilge, 1829. 2 v 44—270 
 
 'American annual cyclopiedia, anil regis- 
 ter of important events. N. Y., 18(il-'75. 
 15 V 24—145-146 
 
 2d series. 1876-'-9. 4 v 24—145 
 
 American annual register. 1825-';{3. N. 
 
 Y. 7 V 2S— 171 
 
 American Antiquarian Society, transac- 
 tions and collections of. Worcester, 
 Mass., Is20. :(v 15—88 
 
 American Association for the Advance- 
 ment of Science, proceedings of the. 7 v. 
 1848-'o0-'5 l-'S3-'55-'/7-78 32—198 
 
 American coals, report on. Johnson, W. 
 
 R. Wash., 1844 18—109 
 
 'American (new) cyclopaedia: a popular 
 dictionary of general knowledge. Rip- 
 ley, G., and Dana, Chas. A., eds. N. Y., 
 1861-'63. 16 V 24—148 
 
 General index to, embracing voU. 1 
 
 to 15 inclusive. 1861-'75. N. Y., 1876.. 24— 145 
 
 Americanephemeris, or nautical almanac. 55 
 
 American family in Germany. llliis. 
 
 Brown, .r.R. 1866 36—222 
 
 American girl abroad. Trafton,A. 1872. 12 — 73 
 
 American literature. See Literature. 
 
 American merchant in Europe, Asia, and 
 
 Australia. Train, G. F. N. Y., 1857 . .. 35— 213 
 
 American natural history. Illus. God- 
 
 niaii, .J. D. 1846. 2v. iuoue... 31—192 
 
 American naturalist: illustrated maga- 
 zine of natural history, edited by A. S. 
 Packard, jr., E. S. Morse, A. H\att, and 
 F. W. Putnam. Illus. Salem, Mass., 
 186&-'74. 8v 27—166 
 
 American newspaper directory. Rowell, 
 
 Geo. P. 1877 26—159 
 
 American note-books. Hawthonic, \. 
 
 1866. 2v 40—244 
 
 American notes. Illus. Dickens, C. 2 
 
 copies 34 — 221 
 
 American pioneer: monthly periodical, 
 devoted to the objects of the Logan His- 
 torical Society ; or, to collecting and 
 jiublishing sketches relative to the early 
 settlement and successive improvement 
 of the country. Illus. 1842 49—301 
 
 Amer'can progress: tirst century of the 
 reiiublic. Illus. Her. T. D. Woolsey, 
 Dr. F. A. P. Barnard, Hon. D. A.Wells, 
 andolhers. 1«7T 49—301 
 
 American quarterly register and maga- 
 zine. Stryker, J. 1848-'51. (i v 28—171 
 
 American revolution. 5ee United States 
 (American Kecolution), 
 
 American shipper's and express guide, 
 traveler's directory, and official post- 
 office and telegraph guide; showing the 
 names of every city, town, and village 
 in the United States and Canada. Teller, 
 G. D. 1870 26—158 
 
 American State universities; theirorigin 
 
 and progress. Ten Brook, A. 1875 14 — 82 
 
 American weeds and useful plants. Illus. 
 
 Dariiiigton,W. 1859 18—108 
 
 Americana, Encyclopicdia; a popular dic- 
 tionary of arts, sciences, &c. Lieber, F., 
 and Wigglesworth, E., eds. Phila., 1849. 
 14 V 24—144 
 
 Americanisms. See Language. 
 
 Ames, ^fr8. Mary Clemmer. See Clem- 
 mer, Mrs. Mary. 
 
 Amices, E. de. Constantinople. N. Y., 
 
 1878 35—211 
 
 Among my books. Lowell, J. R. 1870.. 2.3— 139 
 
 Among the Indians. Boiler, H. A. 1868.34—207 
 
 Among the pines. Edmund Kirke. N. Y., 
 
 1862 6—38 
 
 AMUSEMENTS, GAMES, SPORTS, &c. 
 , Cards. 
 
 History of plajing cards. Taylor, E. S. 1885 22—130 
 
 Fishing and Angling. 
 
 Chalk-stream studies. Eingsley, C. (InhisVroae 
 
 Idyls.) 1874 2.3—139 
 
 Frank Forester's fish and fishing of tlie United 
 
 States and British provinces. Illus. 1859 31 — 189 
 
 Igoa-flshing. Prime, W. C. 1874 34—208 
 
 Games and Amusements. 
 
 Book of archery. Hansard, G. A. 18«5 22—129 
 
 Drawing-room plays and pantomimes. Scott, C. 
 
 1870 22—129 
 
 Parlor charades. Frost, S. A. 1876 22—129 
 
 Anatomy of melancholy, by Democritus, 
 jr. Burton, R. 1854 22—138 
 
 Ancient, .s'tr Antiquity ; Archccology; 
 and sith-lirading in Fine Arts; Biogra- 
 phy; Chronology; Drama; Geogra- 
 phy ; History ; La-w ; Literature ; 
 Man {jirehistoriv); Mythology; Philos- 
 ophy; Poetry, &e. Sec, aUo, under 
 name of each country. 
 
 Ancient capital letters, portfolio of. Illus. 
 
 Weale, J. 1858-'.59 15—90 
 
 Ancient faiths. Inman,T. 1809-'74. 2 v. 14—87 
 
 Ancient regime. Taine, H. A. 1876 . . . . 47— 290 
 
 Ancient society, &c. Morgan, Lewis H. 
 
 1877 30—185 
 
 Aildoi'seii, Hans Christian. Story of 
 my life: author's edition, containing 
 chspters additional to those published 
 in the Danish edition, bringing the nar- 
 rative down to the Odense festival of 
 
 1867. N. Y.,1871 37—223 
 
 For other works, see Fiction. 
 
ANDERSON. 
 
 I 
 
 APPLETONS. 
 
 Anderson, R. B. Norse mythology ; 
 the religion of our forefathers, contain- 
 ing all the myths of the Eildas, system- 
 atized and interpreted, with an intro- 
 duction, vocabulary, and index. Chi- 
 cago, 1876 14— 81 
 
 Anderson, Rufns. Hawaiian Islands; 
 their progress and condition under mis- 
 sionarj' labors. IlUis. Bost., 1864 :i4— 207 
 
 Andes and the Amaiton. IIlus. Orton,J. 
 
 1872 35—215 
 
 Andre\«'$, C. C. Minnesota and Daco- 
 tah; in letters descriptive of a tour 
 through the Northwest in tlie autumn 
 ofl856. Wash., 1H57 :!4— 206 
 
 AndreiVS, Johu. History of the war 
 with America, France, Spain, and Hol- 
 land. lUus. I.cmd., 1785-'86. 4v 43—266 
 
 Andrews, Joseph. Journey from Bue- 
 nos Ayres, through the provinces of Cor- 
 dova, Tucman, and Salta, to Potosi, Ari- 
 ca, Santiago de Chili, and Coquimbo, in 
 the years 1825-'26. Lond., 1827. 2v... 3.->— 213 
 
 Andrew^s, Stephen Pearl. Discoveries 
 in Chinese; or, the symbolism of the 
 primitive characters of the Chinese sys- 
 tem of writing. Illus. N. Y.,1854 15— y3 
 
 Anecdotes of distiuguLshed persons. Illus. 
 
 Seward, W. 1798. 4v 37—227 
 
 Anecdotes, poetry, and incidents of 
 
 the war, North and South. Illus. Moore, 
 
 F. 1866 22—131 
 
 Anecdotes of public men. Forney, 
 
 J.W. 1874 36—218 
 
 * Book of days. Chambers, W. and 
 
 R. 1864. 2v 22-131 
 
 College words and customs, collec- 
 tion of. Bartlett, J. R. 1851 l.".- 92 
 
 Cyclopiedia of wit and humor; con- 
 taining choice and characteristic selec- 
 tions from the wri tings of the most emi- 
 nent humorists of America, Ireland, 
 Scotland, and England. Illus. Burton, 
 W.E. 1872 22—131 
 
 Man and beast, here and hereafter; 
 
 illustrated by more than three hundred 
 original anecdotes. Wood, J. G. n.d.. 31 — 191 
 
 World of anecdote; a collection 
 
 of facts, incidents, and illustrations of 
 the ways of doing good, adventure, sci 
 ence, things clerical, lawyera, human 
 folly, martyrs, the Bible, prayer, chris- 
 tian life, preachers and preaching, noble 
 women, &c., &c. Collected and ar- 
 ranged by Edwin Paxton Hood. 1874. 
 
 4v 22-130 
 
 For anecdote biographies, see Biography. 
 
 Angelo, Michel. See Biography. 
 
 Anglo-Saxons. .Sec England {Anglo-Sax- 
 on period); also, Language and Litera- 
 ture. 
 
 Animals. .See Natural liistory ; Biology. 
 
 Anualesautiquitatis: chronological tables 
 of ancient history, synchronistically and 
 ethnographically arranged. Oxford, 
 1835 \i 
 
 Annals of the English stage. Doran, J. 
 1865. 2v 36—220 
 
 Annapolis, Annals of. Ridgely, D. 1841. 49—300 
 
 Anne, Age of. Morris, E. E. {Jipochsof 
 
 History series. ) 1878 46—284 
 
 Anne Boleyn : a tragedy. Boker, G. H. 
 
 1850 16—100 
 
 Annual cyclopiedias. 5ec Cyclopaedias . 24 — 145 
 
 Annual of scientific discovery ; or year- 
 book of facts in science and art. D. A. 
 Wells, ed. Bost., 1853-'57 and 1865-71. 
 10 V 32—198 
 
 Annual registers. American annual reg- 
 ister. 1825-'.33. N. Y. 6v 28—172-3 
 
 A'o(e.— For Annual reports, gee undernames of the vai-ious 
 institutions to which they relate. 
 
 Annus mirabilis, poem. Sie Drydeu, 
 John 16— 98 
 
 Anson, George (Lord). See Biography. 
 
 Ansted, David Thomas. Geologist's 
 text-book. Lond., 1845 32—194 
 
 Anthon, Cluules. Classical dictionary. 
 N. v., 1860 [. 25—151 
 
 Anthropology. See Man. 
 
 Antiquities. See Archaeology; Man 
 (prehistoric); History (««<i'e«0; and the 
 early history of various countries under 
 name of each country. 
 
 Antiquity of man. Geological evidences 
 
 of the. Illus. Lyell, SrC. 1863 30—186 
 
 Anti-slavery conference, held in Paris in 
 the salle Hcrz on the 2Gth and 27th Au- 
 gust, 1867, Special report of the. Lond. , 
 "tl 29—177 
 
 Antonines, Age of the; or the Roman 
 empire of the second century. (Epochs . 
 of Ancient History.) Capes, W. W. 1879.46—284 
 
 Apparitions. Enquiry into the nature of 
 ghosts, \_anon. ] 30—183 
 
 Phantom world. Calmet, A. Christ- 
 mas, (>■. 1850 30—183 
 
 Pliilosophy of mystery. Dendy, W. 
 
 C. 1847 30—183 
 
 See Occult sciences; Spiritualism. 
 
 •Appletons' new American cyclopiedia: 
 popular dictionary of general knowl- 
 edge. George Ripley and Charles A. 
 Dana, eds. N. Y., 1861-'63. 16 v 24—148 
 
 Journal of literature, science, and 
 
 art. 1870-72. N. Y. 6v 27—166 
 
 * Dictionary of machines, mechanics, 
 
 engine-work, and engineering. Illus. 
 N.Y.,18'J1. 2v 26-158 
 
 * Cyclopiedia of drawing. Worthen. 
 
 N. Y., 1866 15- 88 
 
 * Cyclopaedia of biography. Illus. 
 
 N. Y., 1856 2.5-154 
 
APPLETONS. 
 
 8 
 
 AECHITEOTUEE. 
 
 Appletons' cyclopa'dia — continued. 
 
 * General index to, embracing 
 
 Vols. I-XV inclusive. ISei-'?!;. N. Y. 
 
 1876 24—145 
 
 " American annual cyclopiedia for 
 
 1861-79. (Ist and 2d series.) 19 v. N. 
 
 Y., 18fil-'80 24—145-46 
 
 Aquatic rights, Essaj' on. Schultes, H. 
 
 1811 29—178 
 
 ARABIA. 
 
 Arabia. History of, ancient and modern. 
 Crichton, A. 18;«-'34. 2 v 44—267 
 
 History of, ancient and modern. 
 
 ( Vols. 13 and 14 of Edinhurgh Cahiiiet Li- 
 
 trary) , 29—180 
 
 Arabie. {V Univers.) Desvergers. 
 
 1847 
 
 Lands of tbe Saracen. 
 
 Bayard. 1869 
 
 Taylor, J. 
 
 43—260 
 
 35—213 
 
 See, also, Saracens ; Algeria. 
 
 Arabula, the divine gnest. Davis, A. J. 
 
 1867 14— 81 
 
 Aragon. Sec {in Biogra])hy) Ferdi- 
 nand — 
 
 Ararat, Journey to. Parrot, F. 1846.... 35— 213 
 
 Arbiay, Frances Burney, Madame d'. 
 
 See Fiction. 
 
 Arboretum et fruticetum Britaunicum. 
 
 Illus. Loudon, J. C. 1844. 8 v 52—316 
 
 Arcana coelestia. Swedenborg, E. N. Y., 
 
 1870-73. 10 V 14— 83 
 
 Archaeologia: miscellaneous tracts relat- 
 ing to auti(inity. Illus. 1860. v.:W.. If— 88 
 
 Archaeology. See Bulletins of U. S. Geo- 
 logical and Geographical Survey of the 
 Territories. i«v. 1,2, 3.. 54— 
 
 Biblical. Jahn, J. 1849 25-149 | 
 
 Encyclopicdia of antiquities, and 
 
 elements of archicology, classical and 
 mediajval. Illus. Fosbrook, Thomas 
 D. Lond.,1843. 2v 15—88 
 
 General views of. Morlot, A. (Sm. 
 
 iJept.,1860) 53- 
 
 See also. Architectnre ; Classical dictionaries; History 
 (Ancient); Man (prehi-storic). AUo, tuider names of 
 various countries and places, in general alphabet, as 
 America; Egypt; Greece; Italy, &c. 
 
 ARCHITECTURE. 
 Architecture of Various Countries. 
 
 American architect. Illus. Hitch, J. W. N. T., 
 
 n.d 30-182 
 
 Architecture of the buildings of France and Italy. 
 
 Tappan.U. Lond.,1806 15—89 
 
 Maisons de Paris et de ses environs, avec planches. 
 
 Kratft, J.C. Paris, 1849 B 
 
 Stately homes of England. Illus. Jewitt, L., and 
 
 Hall, S.C. Phila.,n.d 80—182 
 
 , Architecture — continued. 
 
 j Building and Carpentry. 
 
 Carpentry : guide-book for carpentry and joining. 
 
 Illus. Nicholson, P. 1852. 2v 19—114 
 
 Charpentc, Trait6 sur lart de la. Krafft, J. Ch. 
 
 1840. 2v B 
 
 Elementary principles of carpentry. Tredgold, T. 
 
 Phila., 1847 .....' 19—114 
 
 New and improved practical builder and work- 
 man's companion. Illus. Nicholson, P. Lond., 
 n d. 3v 1»_113 
 
 Church Architecture. 
 
 Parish churches. Illus. Brandon, K. and J. 
 
 Arthur, 1848 15— 88 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 *ArchitecttiraI dictionary, containing a correct no- 
 menclature and derivation of the terms em- 
 jdoyed by architects, builders, and workmen. 
 Nicholson, Peter. 1819. 2v 26—160 
 
 ♦Encyclopaedia of architecture. Illus. Gwilt, J. 
 
 1842 15- 88 
 
 * Glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, 
 
 and Gothic architecture. Illus. Turner, T. H. 
 
 1850. 3v 13—88 
 
 * Rudimentary dictionary of terms tised in civil and 
 
 naval architecture, &c. Weale, J. 1849-'60... 25—149 
 
 Domestic and Suburban. 
 
 -American architect. Illus. Kitch, J. W. n. d... 30—182 
 Architect: series of original designs for domestic 
 
 and ornamental cottages and villas; connected 
 
 with landscape gardenmg. Illus. Ranlett, W. 
 
 H. N.T.,1849. 2v B 
 
 Architecture of country houses. Illus. Downing, 
 
 A.J. 1866 15—88 
 
 Cottage residences. Illus. Downing, A. J. 1853.. 18 — 88 
 Designs for the gateways of the southeVn entrances 
 
 to tbe Central Park. Illus. Himt, K. M. 1866.. B 
 
 Homes for the people, in suburlj and country ; 
 
 adapted to American climate and wants. Illus. 
 
 Wheeler, Gervase. 1868 18—109 
 
 Homes of the London poor. Ilill, Octavia. 1875 . . 29 — 178 
 
 School-houses. Illus. Jobonnot, J. 1871 14 — 82 
 
 Workingmen's homes. Hale, E. E. 1874 29—175 
 
 General and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Architect, The. Illus. Eanlett, TV. H. N.T.,1849. 
 
 2 V B 
 
 Beauties of modem architecture. Illus. Lefever, 
 
 M. 1849 30—182 
 
 Frinciplesof architecture ; coraprisingfundamcntal 
 rules of the art, with their api)llcation to prac- 
 tice; also rules for shadows, and for the five 
 orders. Illus. Nicholson, P. Sixth edition, by 
 Joseph Gwilt. 1848 19—114 
 
 Recneil d'arcbitecture civile, avec planches. 
 
 Krafft.J.Cb. 1829 g 
 
 Seven lamps of architecture. Illus. Raskin, J. 
 
 N.Y.,1865 i5_89 
 
 Stones of Venice. Illus. Ruskin, J. N. Y., 1864. 
 
 3v 15_ gg 
 
 Same. Lond, 1851. 3v 15 gg 
 
 Same. N. T i5_ gg 
 
 Wonders of architecture. Illus. Lefever, M. 1849 15— 90 
 
AKCTIC. 
 
 AENOLD. 
 
 ARCTIC REGIONS. 
 
 Arctic boat journey. lUus. Hayes, I. I. 
 
 1871 33—207 
 
 Arctic experiences: containing Capt. 
 
 George E. Tyson's wonderful drift on the 
 ice-floe, a history of the Polaris expedi- 
 tion, the cruise of thc^ Tigress, and rescue 
 of the Polaris survivors. Ilhis. Blake, 
 
 E. Vale, erf. 1874 33—200 
 
 Arctic explorations. Illus. Kane, 
 
 E. K. 1857. 2v 3:5—200 
 
 Arctic land expedition. Illus. 
 
 Back, G. 1836 33—201 
 
 Arctic searching expedition. Illus. 
 
 Richardson, -Sic .J. 18.51. 2v 3:3—200 
 
 Cast away in the cold. Illus. 
 
 Hayes, I. I. 1872 .5— :« 
 
 [Fiction.] 
 
 Fur country; or, sc^venty degrees 
 
 north latitude. Illus. Verne, J. D'Au- 
 
 vers, N., <r. 1874 12-68 
 
 [Fiction.] 
 
 Historical re\iew of the i)rogres8 of 
 
 discovery on the more northern coasts of 
 America. ( Vol. 9 of Edinburgh Cabinet 
 Library) 29—180 i 
 
 Journey to (he north pole. Illus. 
 
 Verne.J. 11^5 12_ ytj 
 
 [Fiction.] 
 
 Narrative of an attempt to reach | 
 
 the north jiole, in the year 1827. Illus. I 
 
 Parry, AV.E. 1828 :J3— 199 ' 
 
 • Narrative of a voyage to the Pacitic 
 
 and Behring's Strait to co-operate with 
 the polar expeditious, performed under 
 the command of Capt. F. W. Beechey, R. 
 N., in the years 1825-'<i8. Beechey, F. W. 
 
 1832 :«— 199 
 
 Same. 1831. 2v 33—199 
 
 Narrative of discovery and adven- 
 ture in the polar seas and regions. ( To/. 
 
 1 Edinburgh Cabinet Library) 29—180 
 
 Narrative of the second arctic ex- 
 
 pedition made by Charles F. Hall ; his 
 voyage to Repulse Bay, sledge journeys 
 to the straits of Fury and Hecia, and to 
 Kiug William's l^aud, and residence 
 among the Eskimos during the years 
 1864-'69. 1879 33—200 
 
 Open polar sea. Illus. Hayes, 1. 1. i 
 
 1869 :«-201 i 
 
 Journey to the shores of tlie i>olar 
 
 sea. Illus. Franklin, .Sir J. 1823 33—200 | 
 
 Reindeer, dogs, and snow-shoes. 
 
 Illus. Bush, R. J. 1871 :«j— 222 j 
 
 United States Grinnell expedition. 
 
 Illus. Kane, E. K. 1854 :?:}- 200 
 
 Voyages and adventures of Captain 
 
 Hatteras. Verne, J. n. d 12 — 68 
 
 2 
 
 Arctic regions — continued. 
 
 A chronological history of voyages 
 
 into the arctic regions. Illus. Barrow, 
 
 John. 1818 33—201 
 
 Voyages to the Frozen Ocean. 
 
 Mackenzie, A. 1801 34—205 
 
 Voyage of discovery to Batiiu's Bay. 
 
 Illus. Ross, Sir J. 1819 33—199 
 
 Voyages of discovery and research 
 
 ! within the arctic regions. Barrow, Sir 
 
 J. 1846 33—201 
 
 Wild north land ; being a story of 
 
 a winter journey, with dogs, across 
 northern North America. Illus. But- 
 ler, W. E. 1874 31-210 
 
 Argonautic expedition. 
 
 Xote. — This expedition is tile subject of tlie Argouautics 
 of Apollonius Rhodiiis and Valerius Flaccus. Consult 
 Classical dictionaries, and {for explanation of tlie story 
 as a niytb) Bryant's Mythology, v. 3. See, also, Nie- 
 buhr's Greelc Hero-stories, and' Hawthorne's Tangle- 
 wood tahss and Morris's poem Jason. 
 
 Arg-yll, Duke of. See Campbell, George 
 D. (duke of Argyll). 
 
 Ariosto, Ludovico. Orlando Furioso. 
 
 J. Hoole, «c. Lond., 1799. 5v 16—100 
 
 Aristotle. Treatise on poetry, with two 
 
 dissertations on poetical and musical 
 
 imitation. T. Twining, fr. Loud., 1812. 
 
 2v 15— 93 
 
 Ethics and politics. Gillies, J. 
 
 Lend., 18i:}. 2v 29—177 
 
 Armes defensives et offensives des grecs, 
 des remains et autres peuples de I'anti- 
 (iuit(^ d'aprfes les mouumens antiques. .. B 
 
 Arniitag;e, John. History of Brazil, 
 from 1808 to 1831; a continuation of 
 Southey's hi-story. Lond., 1836. 2v... 45— 279 
 
 Army life in a black regiment. Higgiu- 
 son.T.W. 1870. .;... 23—139 
 
 Army register of the volunteer force of 
 the IT. 8. Army for the years 1861-'65. 
 
 Wash., 18li5. 8v 51— .311 
 
 See, also, United States. 
 
 Army regulations of the U. S., revised. 
 Wash., 1833 51—311 
 
 Arnold, Arthur. Through Persia by 
 caravan. N.Y., 1877 35—213 
 
 Arnold, Benedict. See Biography. 
 
 Arnold, Frederick. Turning-points in 
 life. N.Y.,18;3 23-140 
 
 Arnold, Matthew. Culture and anar- 
 chy; essay in political and social criti- 
 cism. N. Y.,1875 23—141 
 
 Essays in criticism. Bost., 1869. .. 23 — 141 
 
 COXTENTS. 
 
 Literary influence of academies; M. Aurelius Antoninus; 
 Functions of critici-sm; a Frencli Eton; Eugenie de 
 Gu6rin; Maurice de Gu6riu; Heinrich Heine ; On trans- 
 lating Homer; Joubert; I'agan and medieeval religious 
 sentiment. 
 
ARNOLD. 
 
 10 
 
 ARTS. 
 
 Arnold, Thomas. History of Rome. 
 N. Y., 1851 48—295 
 
 History of the later Roman com- 
 
 mouwealth, from the end of tlie second 
 Punic war to the death of Julius Cassar, 
 and of the reign of Augustus. N. Y., 
 1846 48—295 
 
 Introductory lectures on modern 
 
 history. N.Y.,1847 43—265 
 
 For life, set Biography. 
 
 Arnott, Neil. Warming and ventilating. 
 Loud., 1838 18—110 
 
 Around the world. lUus. Prime, E. D. 6. 
 
 1872 .... 34—208 
 
 Around the world with (ieneral Grant : 
 narrative of the visit of General U. i*. 
 Grant to various countries in Europe, 
 Asia, and Africa in 1877, 1878, and 1879. 
 Illus. Young, John Russell. 1879. 2 v. 34—208 
 
 Arp, Hill, paexid. See Smith, C. H. 
 
 Arrowsniith, John. Loudon atlas of 
 universal geography. Lond., 1842 B 
 
 Art. 6ee Arts (Useful); Fine Arts. 
 
 Art of reading. Legouve, Ernest. Roth, 
 
 Edward, «)•. 1879 15—93 
 
 Art of war in Europe, in 18.i4-'56; report 
 l«y>lfa;. Richard Delafield, Corps of Engi- 
 neers. Wash., 18(50 38—233 
 
 Arthur, William. Tongue of Are; or, 
 the true power of Christianity. Sum- 
 mers, T. O., ed. Nashville, 1856 14— 81 
 
 Arts, Handmaid to the. Lond., 1758. 
 2v 19-116 
 
 Arts of writing, reading, and speaking. 
 
 Cox.E.W. 1873 15—93 
 
 ARTS (TTseful) AND MANUFACTURES. 
 
 Aeronautics. 
 
 Aerial world. lUns. Hartwig, G. N. T., 1875 . . , 32—194 
 Aeronautic voyages. Arago, D. h\ (Sm. Rept., 
 
 1863) 53 
 
 Balloon ascensioDs. Glaisher, J. (Sm. Sept., )S63.) 53 
 
 Fhenomena of flight in the animal kingdom. 
 
 Marcy, M. (Sm. 7ffp«., 1869) 53 
 
 Wonderful balloon ascents. Illus. Marion, F. 
 
 N.T., 1870 32—194 
 
 Aqueducts. 
 
 Croton aqueduct. Memoir of the construction, 
 
 cost, and capacity of the. King, C. N. Y,1843. 19—114 
 
 Reports on the construction of the piers of the 
 aqueduct of Alexandria Canal across the Poto- 
 mac River at Georgetown, B. C, 1835-'40. Turn- 
 bull, Maj. W 53 
 
 Arches. 
 
 Elements of stability in the well-proportioned 
 arch, with numerous tables of the ultimate and 
 actual thrust. Treatise on the various. Illus. 
 Woodbury, V. P., Captain V. S. Engineers. 
 N.T.,-1858 53 
 
 Oblique arches, Construction of. Illus. Hart, J. 
 
 I-ond., 18,39 19—114 
 
 Arts (Useful) and Manufactures — continued. 
 
 Asphalt and Bitumen. 
 
 Asphalt and bitumen, Report on. Beckwith, A. 
 
 (Paris univ. exhib. U. S. repts., v. 4) 52—314 
 
 Assaying. 
 Assaying, Practical. Mitchell, J. Lond., 1846 19—115 
 
 Balloons. 
 See Aeronautics. 
 
 Beet-Sugar. 
 
 Beet-sugar and alcohol. D'Aligny, H. F. Q. (Paris 
 
 vniv. exhib , v. 5) 52 — 314 
 
 Bridges. 
 
 Bridges, construction, (Jeneral theory of. Haupt, 
 
 H. N.Y.,1851 19—114 
 
 Bridges executed iu stone, iron, timber, and wire, 
 and on the principle of suspension. Illustrations 
 of. [anon.] Lond , 1847 B 
 
 Bridges, in theory, practice, and architecture. 
 
 Wcalo,J. Lond., 1839. 2v 19—114 
 
 Bridging of the Mississippi Kiver between Saint 
 Paul, Minn., and Saint Louis, Mo., Report on. 
 Illus. Warren, Gouverueur K., Major V. .V. 
 Engineers. Wash., 1878 55 — 
 
 Construction of bridges. Rogers, F. {Sm. Rept. 
 
 1861) 53— 
 
 Military bridges. Douglas, Sir H. Lond., 1832.. 19—114 
 
 Oblique bridgi s. An essay on. Buck, G. W. Lond., 
 
 1839 19—114 
 
 Practical treatise on bridge-building, and on the 
 equilibrium of vaults and arches ; with the pro- 
 fessional life, and selections from the works, of 
 Rennie. illus. Creay, Edward. Lond., 1839.. B 
 
 Cabinet-making. 
 
 Modem style of cabinet-work exempliticd. Illus. 
 
 King, Thomas. Lond., 18B2 B 
 
 Cements, Limes, Mortars, &c. 
 
 Limes, calcareous cements, mortars, &c., Observa- 
 tions on. Illus. Pasley, Sir C. W. Lond., 
 1847 18—109 
 
 Mortars and cements. Treatise on. Vicat, L. J. 
 
 Lond., 1837 18—109 
 
 See, also, Masonry. 
 
 ! Chimneys. 
 
 Practical treatise on chimneys, with remarks on 
 stoves, the consumption of smoke and coal, ven- 
 tilation, &c. Eckstein, G. E. Lond., 1852 18—109 
 
 Coal. 
 
 Goal. Proctor, R. A. (/ti Aii Borderland, &c.)... 32—196 
 
 Ooal mines. Treatise on the working and ventila- 
 tion of. Hedley,J. Lond., 1851 18—109 
 
 Ooal regions of America. Illus. Macfarlane, J. 
 
 N. Y.,1873 18—109 
 
 Coal trade. Historical, geological, and descriptive 
 1 view of the. Dimn, M. Newcastle-npon-T.yne, 
 j 1844 18—109 
 
 Ooal-gas, Manufacture and distribution of. Illus. 
 
 Clegg, S. Lond., 1853 18—109 
 
 Oollieries, Treatise on the winning and working of. 
 
 Dunn, M. Lond., 1852 18—109 
 
 Lectures on coal. Le Conte, J. (Sm. IJept., 1857). 53 
 
 Report on the manufacture of pressed or agglom- 
 eratedcoal. D'Aligny, H. F. Q. (In Paris exhib. 
 rept, v. 5) 52—314 
 
ARTS. 
 
 11 
 
 ARTS. 
 
 Arts (tTsefiil) and Manufactures— coutiiiiied. 
 
 Report to the Navy Department of the "United 
 States, on American coals applicable to steam 
 navigation, and to other purposes. Johnson, 
 WaltorK. Wash., 1844 55 
 
 Statistics of coal, the distribution of mineral com- 
 bustibles or fossil fuel. Taylor, R. C. Fhila., 
 1848 18—109 
 
 Columns. 
 
 Cast-iron beams and columns. Treatise on. Turn- 
 
 buU, W. Lond.,1832 19—115 
 
 Cotton Manufacture. 
 
 Cotton manufacture of Great Britain systematically 
 
 investigated, lllus. Urc, A. Lond., 1836. 2v. 19—116 
 
 Cotton manufacture of the United States of Amer- 
 ica, compared with that of Great Britain. Mont- 
 gomery,J. Glasgow, 1840 19—116 
 
 Cotton manufacture, &c.. United States. Mudge, 
 
 £. R. (In Paris imiv. exhib. repts., y.G} 52 — 314 
 
 See. alio, Agriculture. 
 
 Dictionaries and Cyclopaedias. 
 
 "American mechanical dictionary. Knight, K. H. 
 
 N. T., 1874-'76. 3v ' 26—158 
 
 * Gyclopxdia, Britisli. Arts and scit-nces. lllus. 
 
 Partington, C. F. Lond., 1833. 2 v 2.')— 154 
 
 * Dictionary of arts, manufactures, and mines. 
 
 lllus. Ure, A. N.T.,1848 26-160 
 
 * Dictionary of arts, sciences, and manufactures. 
 
 lllus. Francis, G. W. Lond., 1849 25—149 
 
 * Dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, 
 
 and engineering. N. Y.,1861. Appletons. 2v 26 — 1,'>8 
 
 * Encyclopaedia, Icouographic, of science, litera- 
 
 ture, and art. lllus. Heck, J. G. N. T., 1851. 
 
 4 v. text and 2 v. plates 30—182-3 
 
 'Encyclopaedia of useful arts; comprising agricul- 
 ture, horticulture, conimei-ce, it c. Lond., 1848. 19 — 114 
 
 * Imperial , English, technological and scientific dic- 
 
 tionary, with supplement. JUus. Ogilvie, J. 
 
 Lond., 1853. 3v 23—150 
 
 * Repertory of arts and manufactures. Lond. , 1794- 
 
 1802. 16v 18—111-12 
 
 Same. lllus. 2d series. Lond., 1802-'08. 
 
 12 T 18—111-12 
 
 * Rudimentary dictionary of terms ased in archi- 
 
 tecture, art, engineering, mining, &c. Weale, 
 
 J. Lond., 1849-'50 25—149 
 
 Technical repository. lllus. Gill, T. Lond , 
 
 1822-27. 11 V -- 18—111 
 
 Same. 2d series. Loud., 1827-'30. 6v 18—110 
 
 Universal technological dictionary of terms used 
 
 in all arts and sciences. Crabb, G. Lond., 1823. 
 
 2v 26—160 
 
 Drawing (Mechanical). 
 
 'Cyclopaedia of drawing. Appletons. Wortheu, 
 
 W. E., cd 15—88 
 
 Dyeing. 
 
 Dyeing purple and yellow. (Sm. ii«j)(., 1863) 53 — 
 
 Treatise on dyeing and calico-printing. N. T., 
 
 1846 19-116 
 
 Engineering. 
 
 Assistant engineer's railway guide in boring. Illua. 
 
 Haskoll, W. D. Lond., 1846 19—115 
 
 Civil engineering, Complete course of. <iregory, 
 
 J. Lond.,n.d 19—115 
 
 Arts (Useful) and Manufactures— continued. 
 Civil engineering and public works. Blake, "W. P. 
 
 (Fn Paris univ. exhib. reptg., v.i) 52 — 314 
 
 Civil engineers. Transactions of the Institution of 
 
 the. Lond., 1812. 3v 19—113 
 
 Encyclopsediaof civil engineering. lllus. Creay, 
 
 E. Lond, 1856 25—154 
 
 Same. Lond., 1847. 2v 25—154 
 
 Great Britain, Public works of. lllus. Simms, J. 
 
 \V.,ed. Lond., 1846 B 
 
 Hydraulic engineering, Principles and practice of. 
 
 Dwyer, J. Dub., 1852 19—115 
 
 Reports made on various occasions in course of his 
 
 employment as a civil engineer. Smeaton, John. 
 
 Lond., 1812. 3v '. . - 19—114 
 
 Royal Engineers. I*apers on subjects connected 
 
 with duties of the corps of roynl engineers. 
 
 lllus. Lond., 18)4-'49. 10 v 19—113 
 
 Engineering Transactions. 
 
 Construction of iron lock-gates for the harbors of 
 the Weser River, Germany, Translation of notes 
 accompanying drawings concerning the. lllus. 
 Weitzel, G., Bit. Maj. Genl. U. S. A. Wash., 
 1873 55— 
 
 Description of the plan of improvement success- 
 fully adopted upon the river Vistula, in the vicin- 
 ity of Culm, in Prussia, lllus. Wash., 1876.- 55— 
 
 Method of sinking cribs, devisedby D. C. Houston, 
 
 Maj. V. S. Engineers, d-c. lllus. Wash., 1874. 55— 
 
 Removal of Blossom Rock in San Francisco Har- 
 bor, California, Report upon the. Williamson, 
 R. S., Maj. TJ. S. Engineers, and Heuer, W. H., 
 iMvt.V.S. Engineers. lllus. Wash., 1871 55— 
 
 Sustaining walls: geometrical constructions to de- 
 termine their thickness under various circum- 
 stances. Derived chiefly from a memoir of M. 
 Poucelet, Chefde Bataillon dii Genie, with modi- 
 fications and extensions by Capt. D. P. Wood- 
 bury, U. S. Engineers. W'ash., 1854 55- 
 
 Washington Monument, Report of the joint com- 
 mission created to direct and supervise the com- 
 pletion of the. lllus. Wash., 1877 65— 
 
 Washington National Moiuiment, Foundations of. 
 
 lllus. n. d 53— 
 
 Exhibitions of the "World's Industry. 
 
 Annnal of scientific discovery; or, year-book of 
 facts in scienceand art. Wells, D. A., ed. 1853- 
 '57and 1865-71. lov 32—198 
 
 * Industrial art. Masterpieces of the Centennial 
 International Exhibition. lllus. Smith, Pro/. 
 Walter. Phila., 1876. v. 2 30—181 
 
 London exhibited in 1851. lllus. Weale, J. Lond. 
 n. d 30-182 
 
 Reports of the U. S. Commissioners to the Paris Ex- 
 position. Blake, W. P., «(J. 1870. 6v 52—314 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Arts. Machinery and processes of the industrial arts and 
 apparatus of the exact sciences. Barnard, F. A. P. v. 3. 
 
 Asphalt and bitumen, as applied to the construction of 
 streets and sidewalks. Beckwith, A. v. 4. 
 
 Buildings. Report upon buildings, building material, 
 methods of building. Bowen, J. H. v. 4. 
 
 Bibliograpliy of the exposition. Blake, W. P. v. 1. 
 
 Beet-sugar and alcohol. D'Aligny, H. F. Q. v 3. 
 
 B6ton-coignet ; its fabrication. Beckwith, L. F. v. 4. 
 
 Cereals. Quantities produced in diflferent countries. Re- 
 port Ijv S. B. Ruggles. Quality and characteristics of 
 the cereals exhibited. Report by G. S. Hazai-d. v. 5. 
 
 Chemistry (IndMifriai). Smith, J. L. v. 2. 
 
 Civil engineering and public works. Blake, W. P. v. 4. 
 
 Clotiiiug and woven faorics. Report by P. Stevens, v. 6. 
 
 Coal. Report on the manufacture of pressed or agglom- 
 erated coal. D'Aligny, H.F.Q. v. 5. 
 
 Cotton. Report by E. R. Mudge. v. 6, 
 
ARTS. 
 
 12 
 
 ARTS. 
 
 Arts (Useful) and Manufactures — continued. 
 
 Education. Report by J. W. Hoyt. v. 0. Report on 
 school-houses and the means of promoting popular edu- 
 cation, by J. R. Freeae. v. 5. 
 
 Engineering (Steam). Report by W. S. Auchincloss. v. 4. 
 
 Fine Arts, Report on, by F. Leslie, v. 1. Fine arts ap- 
 
 Elied to the useful arts Report by the committee, f. 
 eslie, S. B. Morse, T. W. Evans, v. 1. 
 
 Food. Report on its preparation. Johnston, W. E. v. 5. 
 
 General sui-vey of the exposition, v. 6. 
 
 Introduction showing the organization and administra- 
 tion of the United States section, x. 1. 
 
 Iron and steel, Production of, in its economic and social 
 relations. Hewitt, A. S. v. 2. 
 
 Mining. Report on mining and mechanical preparations 
 of ores. D'Aligny, H. F. Q., e( al. v. 4 
 
 Munitions of war. Report by C. B. Norton and W. J. Val- 
 entine. V. 5. 
 
 Musical instruments. Report by P. Stevens, v. 5. 
 
 Photography. Report by H. F. Q. D'Aligny. v. 5. 
 
 Precious metals. Report by W. P. Blake. ' v. 2. 
 
 School-houses. See Education. 
 
 Silk. Report on silk and silk manufactures. Cowdin, E. 
 C. v. 6. 
 
 Surgery, hygiene, and military sanitary institutions in 
 Europe. Evans, T. W. v. 5. 
 
 Telegraphy. Morse, S. F. B. v. 4. Outlines of the his- 
 tory of the Atlantic cables. UAligny, H. F. Q. v. .5, 
 
 IJniled States sei'tion. Report, v. V. 
 
 Vine. Report on the culture and nroducts of the vine. 
 By M. P. Wilder, A. Thompson, W. J. Flagg, H. BaiTy. 
 V. 5.   
 
 Weights, measures, aud coins. Extracts from the report 
 of international committee, v. 1. 
 
 Wool and woolen manufactnres. Report by E. R. Mudge. 
 
 Tear-books of facts. Timbs, J. 1851 
 
 32—198 
 
 Gardening (Landscape). 
 
 How to lay out a garden. lUus. Kemp, E. N. T. 
 1860 
 
 Wonders 
 1872... 
 
 Glass-making. 
 
 of glass-making. Illus. Sanzay, 
 
 History. 
 
 Industrial history of free nations. 
 W.T. 1846. 2v 
 
 McCullogh, 
 
 32—196 
 
 43—181 
 
 Hydraulics and Hydraulic Engineering. 
 
 Descriptive and historical account of hydraulic and 
 other machines for raising water, ancient and 
 modem. Ewbank, Thomas. N. Y., 1850 18—109 
 
 Plan of improvement successfully adopted upon 
 the river Vistula, in the vicinity of Culm, in 
 Prussia, Description of the. Illus. Wash., 1876 55 
 
 Report upon phj sics and hydraulics of Mississippi 
 River. Humphreys, A. A., aud AbbStt, H. L. 
 1861 ". 55_ 
 
 Tracts on hydraulics. Illus. Tredgold, T., ed. 
 
 Loud., 1836 18—109 
 
 Treatise on hydraulics. Aubuisson de Yoisina, J. 
 F. D. Bost., 1852 18—109 
 
 niumination. 
 
 Annual reports of the Lighthouse Board of the 
 United States to the Secretary of the Treasury, 
 for the years 1874-'79. Wash., 1874-79. 6v 66— 
 
 Oatoptric and Dioptric or Catadioptric systems of 
 light-house illumination and other subjects relat- 
 ing to aids to navigation. Papers on the compar- 
 ative merits of the. Compiled from British, 
 French, and United States reports and authori- 
 ties, &c. Wash., 1861 66 
 
 Memoir upon the illumination aud beaconage of 
 the coasts of France. Hlus. Raynaud, L6oDce. 
 Hains, P. C, ()•• Wash., 1876 5e_ 
 
 Arts (Useful) and Manufactures — continued. 
 
 j India-rubber Goods. 
 
 Oaontchonc and gutta-percha. (Sm. rep««., 1864).. S3— 
 Instruments. 
 
 Musical instruments. Report by P. Stevens, v. 5. 
 
 {In Paris exhib.repts.) 52 — 314 
 
 Inventions, Discoveries. 
 
 History of inventions, discoveries, and origins. 
 
 Beckmann,J. 1846. 2v 19—116 
 
 Stories of inventors, discoverers in science, &c. 
 
 Timbs, J. N. Y., 1860 19—116 
 
 Iron. 
 
 Fabrication of iron for defensive purposes, and its 
 uses in modern fortifications, especially in works 
 of coast defense, Report on the. Illus. Wash., 
 1871 ,'>5- 
 
 Supplement. Illus. Wash., 1872 
 
 Iron and steel. Production of. Hewitt, A. S. v. 2. 
 
 {In Paris exhih.repU.) 52 — 314 
 
 Manufactures of iron. Illus. Overman, F. Phila., 
 
 1851 19—115 
 
 Lightning-rods. 
 
 Directions for constructing lightning-rods. Henry, 
 iVo/. Joseph. {Article i Sm. Misc. Coll.) v. 10. 
 j 1873 53— 
 
 Manufactures. 
 
 See. also, iu this class, Cotton. 
 
 History of the processes of manufacture and uses 
 of printing, gas-light, pottery, glass, and iron. 
 Illus. {From the Encyclopcedia Sritannica.) 
 N.Y.,18(i4 24—146-7 
 
 Philosophy of manufactures; or, an exposition of 
 the scientific, moral, and commercial economy 
 of the factory system of Great Britain. Ure, 
 Andrew. Loud.. 1835 19—116 
 
 Report on clothing and woven fabrics. Stevens, P. 
 
 {Inv. 6 Paris univ. exhib. repts.) 52 — 314 
 
 Masonry. 
 
 Masonry and stone-cutting. Illus. Nicholson, P. 
 
 Lond., 1835 19—114 
 
 Practical masonry. Illus. Shaw, E. Bost., 1846. 19 — 114 
 
 Mechanics. 
 
 History, mechanics, science. Masterpieces of the 
 
 Centennial International Exhibition. Illus. 
 
 Wilson, Joseph. Phila., 1876. v. 3 30—181 
 
 Mechanic's calculator and tinman's guide. Illus. 
 
 Quantrill, T. H. Wash., 1848 19—115 
 
 Mechanics for practical men; treatises on the 
 
 composition and resolution of forces, the centre 
 
 of gravity, and the mechanical powers. Illus. 
 
 Jamison, Alex. Lond., 1845 18 — 110 
 
 Philosophy of the mechanics of nature. Illus. 
 
 Allen,Z. N. Y., 1853 32—195 
 
 System of mechanical philosophy. Robinson, J. 
 
 Edin, 1822. 4v 18—110 
 
 Treatise on mechanics. Gregory, O. Lond., 1826. 
 
 3 V. 2 text, 1 plates 18 110 
 
 Metallurgy. 
 
 Use of the blow-pipe in the examination of miner- 
 als, ores, fuiiiace-products, and other metallic 
 combinations. Plattner, C. F. Muspratt, J. S., 
 tr. Lond., 1845 18—110 
 
AETS. 
 
 13 
 
 ASSISTANT. 
 
 Arts (Useful) and Manufactures — continued. 
 
 Mines and Mining. 
 
 See, also, Coal. 
 
 Mineg and mining in the States anil Territories 
 west of the Eoclsy Mountains for the years 1870- 
 '76, Statistics of. Kaymond, RossiterW. Wash., 
 
 1870-'77. 7v 54— 
 
 Mining industry. Hague, James D. With geolog- 
 ical contributions by King, Clarence, and atlas, 
 lllus. ( Vol. 3 of Neport of the United Stntei Geo- 
 logical Exploration of the Fortieth Parallel.) 
 
 Wash., 1870 31—187 
 
 Mining industry of Colorado, etc. lllus. Haydeu, 
 F. v., &c. (Parti of the Seventh Animal Kcport 
 of the United States Geological and Geographical 
 Survey of the Territoriea. ) Wa.sh., 1874 Si- 
 Mining industry, &c., of Colorado. Hayden, F. V., 
 cfcc. (I'art 1 of the Eighth A nnual Report of the 
 United States Geological and Geographical Svr- 
 
 vey of the Territories.) Wash., 1876 54— 
 
 Report on mining and mechanical preparations of 
 ores. D'AUgny, H. F. Q., ond o(A«r«. t. 4. {In 
 Paris exhib. repts.) 52 — 314 
 
 Photography. 
 Report by H. F. Q. D' Aligny. ( Vol. 5 I'aris exhib. 
 
 repts.) 52—314 
 
 Printing. 
 
 Art of printing; its history and practice, from tlie 
 daysof John Gutenberg. Hansard, T.C. Edin., 
 1851 15— 89 
 
 Historyoftheartofprinting. lllus. Humphreys, 
 
 H. N. Loud., 1868 15— 88 
 
 Roads. 
 
 Manual of the princi])les and practice of road- 
 making. GUlespie, W. M. N. Y., 1853 19— ll.> 
 
 Practice of making and repairing roads; of con- 
 structing foot-paths, fences, and drains. Hughes. 
 Thomas. Lond.,1838. 19—115 
 
 Treatise on roads. Bloo<lgood, D. D. W. Albany, 
 
 1 838 19—1 15 
 
 Treatise on roads. Paraell, Sir H. Lond., 1838 . . 19—115 
 
 Silk. 
 
 Report on silk and silk manufactures. Cowdin, 
 E. C. {Paris univ. exhib., 1867. U. N. Com. Repts., 
 v. 6) 52—314 
 
 Strength of Materials. 
 
 Strength of materials. Tate, T. Lond., 1850 18—109 
 
 Strength of timber, cast and malleable inm, and 
 other materials, Treatise'on the. lllus. Bar- 
 low, P. Lond., 1851 18—109 
 
 Surveying. 
 
 See, also, Engineering. 
 
 Coast Suney of the United States. 1864-'67. 4 v. 55— 
 
 European surveys, notes on. lllus. Comstock, C. 
 
 B., Maj. U. S. Engineers, comp. Wash., 1876 55 — 
 
 Methods of surveying the public domain, to the 
 
 Secretary of the Interior, at the request of the 
 
 National Academy of .Sciences, Report on the. 
 
 Powell, J. W., ed. Wash., 1878 54— 
 
 Subterraneous surveying, and the variation of tlie 
 
 magnetic needle. Fenwick, T. Lend., 1822 .. . 19—115 
 Surveying, Collection of tables and formulae useful 
 
 in. Lee.T.J. Wash., 1853 19—115 
 
 Surveys and examinations of the Connecticut River 
 
 between Hartford, Conn., and Holyoke, Mass., 
 
 made since 1867, Rejwrt of the. AVith maps. 
 
 Warren, G. K., Rvt. Maj. Qenl. U. S. Army, ed. 
 
 Wa8h.,1878 55— 
 
 Arts (Useful) and Manufactures — continued. 
 
 Tables and formuhe useful in surveying, geodesy, 
 and practical astronomy, including elements for 
 the projection of maps and instructions for tield 
 
 magnetic observations. Wash., 1873 55 — 
 
 Traite dc g6odesie. Puissant, L. 1842. 2v 19—114 
 
 United States and Mexican boundary survey. Re- 
 port on the. lllus. Emory, Maj. William H. 
 Wash., 1859. 3v 55— 
 
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 Wash., 1879 55— 
 
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 Abode of snow. Wilson, A. 1875.. 3(5—220 
 
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 Assistant engineer's railway guide in 
 
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ASSYRIA. 
 
 14 
 
 ASTRONOMY. 
 
 ASSTRIA. 
 
 Assyria. ( Vol. 32 of Edinburgh Cabinet 
 
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 Assyrian discoveries: au account of 
 
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 Astrea ; tlie balauce of illusions : a poem. 
 
 Holmes, O. W. 1850 16—97 
 
 Astrology, Illustration of the celestial 
 
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 Astronomy and barometric hypsometry. Wheeler, 
 
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 Astronomy and hypsometry. lUus. Gannett, 
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 Collection of tables and formula; useful in survey- 
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 Loud., 1850 32-^196 
 
 Myths and marvels of astronomy. Proctor, R. A. 
 
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 Other worlds than ours, lllus. Proctor, R. A. 
 
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 Science, the border Land of. Familiar dissertations 
 
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 Astronomy — continued. 
 
 Universe and the coming transits, lllus Proctor, 
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 Asteroids. 
 
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 Ephemeris, &c. 
 
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A8TEONOMT. 
 
 15 
 
 AUSTIN. 
 
 Astronomy — continued. 
 
 Neptune. 
 
 Ephemeris of the plaiift Neptune, for the data of 
 
 the Lalande observations of May 8 and 10, 1795, 
 
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 Walker, Sears C. (Appendix 2 of Vol. 2 of Sm. 
 
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 Planets. 
 
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 Memoirs of the secular variations of the elements 
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 Solar System. 
 
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 Huggins,W. Lond.,n.d 33—195 
 
 Stars. 
 
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 Sun. 
 
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 Telescope. 
 
 Construction of a silvered-glass telescope, fifteen 
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 Uranus. 
 
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 At home and abroad ; first and second 
 
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 Illus. King8ley,C. 1874 25—215 
 
 Atheism. See Biblical and religions lit- 
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 Historians of. Freeman, E. A. (In 
 
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 Athenian and American life. Fisk, 
 
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 16 
 
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 £8»a,v8. 
 
 Meilitatioues 8acra>. 
 
 Of the coloni-s of good and evil. 
 
 Miscellaneous tracts upon human philosophy. 
 
 Apophthegms. 
 
 Ornamenta rationalia. 
 
 Collection of sentences. 
 
 Notes tor ccmversation. 
 
 Essay (m death. 
 
 The advancement of learning. 
 
 New Atlantis. 
 
 The wisdom of the ancients. 
 
 Civil history. 
 
 Miscellaneoua tracts. 
 Sylva sylvanim, or a natural history. 
 Tracts. 
 Speeches. 
 Charges. 
 
 Papers relating to the Earl of Essex. 
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 '1 lie great instauraWou of Lord Bacon. 
 
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 17 
 
 BAEEETT. 
 
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 18 
 
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 Bartlett, John. 'Familiar quotations: 
 heing an attemjit to trace to their source 
 passages and phrases in common use. 
 Bost.,1878 17—104 
 
 Bartlctt, J. K., Lieut. Commander, V. S. A\ 
 West Coast of Africa : Cape Lopez to the 
 Cape of Good Hope, including the isl- 
 ands in the Bight of Biafra, and Ascen- 
 sion aud St. Helena Islands. Wash., 1877. 
 Illus 55— 
 
 Bartlctt, John Russell. Collection of 
 college words and customs. Cambridge, 
 18,'>1   15— 92 
 
 Dictionary of Americanisms : a glos- 
 sary of words and i)hrases usually re- 
 garded as peculiar to the United States. 
 Bost.,1860 15_ 91 
 
 Explorations and incidents iu Tex- 
 as, New Mexico, California, Sonora, and 
 Chihuahua, connected with the United 
 States aud Mexican boundary commis- 
 sion. Illus. N. Y.,1854. 2v 35 — 216 
 
 Records of the colony of Rhode Isl- 
 and and Providence Plantations. Prov., 
 
 1856-'62. 5v 50—306 
 
 Vols. 5 and 6 missing. 
 
 Barton, Edward H. Cause and preven- 
 tion of yellow fever at New Orleaus, and 
 other cities iu America. N.Y., 18.57 30—183 
 
 Barton, William. Memoirs of the life 
 of David Rittenhouse, late president 
 of the American Philosophical Society. 
 Pliila.,1813 41-248 
 
 Bascom, John. Philosophy of religion ; 
 or, the rational grounds of religious be- 
 lief. N.Y.,1876 14—87 
 
 Science, jihilosophy, and religion: 
 
 lectures delivered before the Lowell In- 
 stitute, Boston. N. Y.,1872 30—184 
 
 Bastile and its principal captives. History 
 of the. llhis. Davenport, R. A. Lond. 
 
 and N.Y., 1875 46-280 
 
 A'«c, also. Histories of tbe French rcvolntion, particularly 
 Carlylo's ; and, in Fiction, Dumas' Six j'eara lat«r. 
 
 Bates, Samuel P, Battle of Gettysburg. 
 
 Pliila., 1875 42—255 
 
 History of Pennsylvania volunteers, 
 
 1861-'65; prepared in coiniiliance with 
 acts of the legislature. Harrisburg, 
 1869-'71. 5v ,51—311 
 
 Battle of Dorking: German couquest of 
 England in 1875; reminiscencesof a vol- 
 unteer. By an eye-witness, in 1925. 
 Chesney.G. Phila.,n.d 46—283 
 
 Bauer, Clara. {Carl Detlef.) See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 Baxter's library of practical agriculture ; 
 with memoirs of the Duke of Richmond 
 and John Ellman,c.«y. Lond., 1846. 2v. 18—108 
 
 Baync, Peter. Essays in biography and 
 criticism. Bo8t.,1867. 2v 23—141 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 V. 1. De Quincey and his works; Tennyson and his teach- 
 ers; Mrs. Browning; Kccent British art; John 
 Ruskin ; Ilngli Miiler ; The modem novel ; Dick- 
 ens; Bulwer; Thackeray; Ellis, Acton, and Currer 
 Bell. 
 2. Charles Kiugalcy ; T. B. Mneaulay ; Sir A. Alison ; 
 Coleridge ; AVellington ; Bonaparte ; Plato ; Christ- 
 iancivilization; The modern university ; Xliepulpit 
 and the press; " The testimony of the rocks;" A 
 defence. 
 
 Lessons from my masters : Carlyle, 
 
 Tennyson, and Ruskin. N. Y., 1879 23—141 
 
 Life and letters of Hugh Miller. 
 
 Bost., 1871. 2v 41-251 
 
 Beanian,'J. W. Meteorology. (PartS 
 of the Fifth Annual Report of the United 
 States Geological and Geographical Survey 
 of the Territories.) Wash., 1872 54 
 
 Beamish, North Ludlow. Discovery of 
 America by the Northmen in the tenth 
 ceutury ; with noticesof the early settle- 
 ments of the Irish in the western hemi- 
 sphere. Lond., 1841 44—272 
 
 Beauniarchais, Pierre A. C. de. See 
 Biography. 
 
 Beaumont, Francis, and Fletcher, 
 John. (7)1 Keltic's British drainatists).. 17 — 104 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 Philaster, or love lies a-bleeding; A king and no king; 
 The knightof the burning pestle. 
 
 Beauties of modern architecture. Illus. 
 
 Lefever, M. N.Y.,1849 30—182 
 
 Beautiful thoughts from French and Ital- 
 ian authors. Ramage, C. T. Liverp., 
 1866 17—104 
 
 Beautiful thoughts from German and Span- 
 ish authors. Ramage, C. T. Liverp., 
 1868... 17—104 
 
BEAUTrPUL. 
 
 19 
 
 BIBLE. 
 
 Beautiful tlionghts from Greek authors. 
 
 Kiimagc, C. T. Liverp., 1864 17—104 
 
 Beautiful thoughts from Latin authors. 
 
 Rainage, C. T. Liverp., 18t)9 17—104 
 
 Beckett, Gilbert Abbott a. See A'Beck- 
 ett. 
 
 Beckett, Sylvester B. Guide-book of 
 the Atlantic and St. Lawrence and St. 
 Lavprence and Atlantic Railroads, includ- 
 ing a full description of all the interest- 
 iug features of the Wliite Mountains. 
 lUns. Portland, 1853 34—209 
 
 Becklliann, John. History of inven- 
 tions, discoveries, and origins. W. John- 
 ston, <)•. Lond.,1846. 2v 19—116 
 
 Bede, C'uthbert, pseud. Sec Bradley, 
 MetJ. E. 
 
 Bcecher, Alvah C. Recitatious and 
 readings; humorous, serious, and dra- 
 matic. N. Y., 1H74 22—129 
 
 Beecher, Henry Ward. Life of Jesus, 
 
 the Christ. Hlus. N.Y.,1871 39—239 
 
 See Fiction. 
 
 Beechey, Frederick William. Narra- 
 tive of a voyage to the Pacific and Behr- 
 ing's Strait to co-operale with the polar 
 expeditions, performed under the com- 
 maud of Captain F. W. Beechey, R. N., 
 in the years 1825-'28 Pliila.,1832 33—199 
 
 Same. Lond. , 1833. 2 v 33—199 
 
 Beethoven. See Biography. 
 
 Before the footlights and behind the 
 scenes. lUns. Sykes, Mrs. Wirt (Olke 
 Logan) 22—131 
 
 Beginning of the middle ages. ( Epochs of 
 
 hhlory.) Church, R. W. N. Y. , 1878 . . 46— 284 
 
 Belcher, Sir Edward. Narrative of a 
 voyage round the world (luring the years 
 1836-'42. Hlus. Lond., 1843. 2v.... 34— 207 
 
 Bcldcn, E. Porter. New York, past, 
 present, and future. Ilhis. N. Y., 1850. 50—308 
 
 Belgique et Hollande. (L' (Jnivers.) Has- 
 selt, A. van. 1844 43—260 
 
 Bell (Acton, Currer, Ellis), pseuds. See 
 Bronte. 
 
 Bell, John. New pantheon ; or historical 
 dictionary of the gods, demi-gods, heroes, 
 aiul fabulous personages of antiquity. 
 Hlus. Loud., 1790. 2v 25—151 
 
 Bell, Robert. History of Russia. Lond., 
 u.d. 3v 48—293 
 
 Life of the Right Hon. George Can- 
 ning. N.Y.,1846 39—239 
 
 Bclot, Adolphe. See Fiction. 
 
 Ben Asaph. Moriad; or, the end of 
 the Jewish state. From the Syriac He- 
 brew, by Anselm Koristotf. Nashville, 
 
 1857 16—100 
 
 Bench and bar. Hlus. Bigelow, L. J. 
 
 N.Y., 1871 22—129 
 
 Bench and bar of Georgia. Miller, S. F. 
 Phila., 1858. 2v 36—219 
 
 Bench and bar of South Carolina, Bio- 
 graphical sketches of the. O'Neall, J. B. 
 Charleston, 1859. 2 v 36—218 
 
 Benedict, David. General history of 
 the Baptist denomination in America, 
 and other parts of the world. Hlus. 
 N.Y., 1848 14- 82 
 
 Benedict, Frank Lee. See Fiction. 
 
 Benton, Thomas Hart. Abridgment of 
 the debates in Congress. 1789-1856. N. 
 
 Y., 185(>-'58. 9v 53 
 
 Thirty years' view ; or, a history of 
 
 the working of the Americau Government 
 for thirty years, from 18-20 to 1850. N. Y. 
 and Lond., 1854. 2v 52—316 
 
 Bcrg:uin-DHVallon, M. Vue de la 
 colonie espagnolo du Mississippi, on des 
 provinces de Louisiane et Floride occi- 
 dentale en I'aunde 1820. Paris, 1804 . . . 49—298 
 
 Berlin, &c. , Memoir of the court of Wrax- 
 all,«)-N.W. 1800. 2v 42—256 
 
 Bernan, Walter. History and art of 
 warming and ventilating rooms and 
 buildings. Hlus. Lond., 1845 18—110 
 
 Bcrnni'd, Charles de. See Fiction. 
 
 Bernard, Frederic. Wonderful escapes. 
 
 Hlus. Whiteing, R., ()•. N. Y., 1871. .. 22— 130 
 
 Bernard, Pierre-Joseph. .See Petits 
 poetes franfais. Tome 1 • 17 — 103 
 
 Berney, Saffold. Handbook of Ala- 
 bama: a complete index to the State; 
 with a geological map, &c. Mobile, 1878. 49 — 300 
 
 Bersier, .¥a(ia»ie Eugfene. 5ee Fiction. 
 
 Berthoud, Henry. Stories of bird life: 
 a book of facts and anecdotes illnstra- 
 tive of the habits and intelligence of the 
 feathered tribes. Hlus. Lond., 1875 .. 31— 191 
 
 Bertin, Antoine. See Petits poetes 
 frantais. Tome2 17—103 
 
 Berzelius, Johann Jacob. Use of the 
 blow-pipe in chemistry and mineralogy. 
 Whitney, J. H. , tr. Bost. , 1845 18—1 10 
 
 Besant, Walter J. Rabelais. (Foreign 
 classics for English readers.) Phila., n.d. 36 — ^217 
 
 Bessel, Emil. Physical observations. 
 ( Fol. 1 of Scientific EcsuJts of the United 
 States Arctic Expedition ; steamer I'olaris, 
 C. F. Hall, commanding.) Mai)s and 
 
 illus. Wash., 1876 54— 
 
 Best of all good company. Hlus. Jer- 
 
 rold, B. Bost., 1874 23—139 
 
 Betterself FriswelljJ. H. Phila., 1875. 23—140 
 
 Bew^ick's select fables of ^Esop and others, 
 to which are prefixed the life of .lEsoj), and 
 anessay upon fable by Oliver Goldsmith. 1 — 4 
 
 Beyond the Mississippi. Illus. Richard- 
 son, A. D. 1867 34—206 
 
 Biart, Lucien. Adventures of a young 
 naturalist. Hlus. Gillmore, P., ed. 
 
 N. Y., 1872 31—191 
 
 Bible. See BibUcal literature, heading 
 Bible. 
 
BIBLICAL. 
 
 20 
 
 BIBLICAL. 
 
 BIBLICAL, RELIGIOUS, AND ECCLESI- 
 ASTICAL LITERATURE. 
 
 Archaeology. 
 
 Biblical archeology. Jahn,J. N.T., 1849 25—149 
 
 Astronomy and Religion. 
 
 Astronomy of the Bible. Mitchel, 0. M. N. T., 
 
 1868 32—196 
 
 Oontemplations of the stan-y heavens. Hei-vey, J. 
 
 (Jii 7ii« Meditations) 14— 83 
 
 Discourses on the Cliristiau revelation ju connec- 
 tion with the modem astronomy. Chalmers, 
 Thomas. K.Y.,1871 14—84 
 
 Ecceccelum. Burr, E. H. Bost., 1872 32—196 
 
 Bible. 
 
 Century of Bibles; or, the authorized version from 
 1611 to 1711, to which is added W. Kilburno's 
 tract on Dangerous eiTors in late printed Bibles, 
 1659, with lists of ilibles in British Museum, 
 Bodleian and other libraries. Loftie, liev. VT. T. 
 Lend., 1872 14— 85 
 
 Holy Bible, The. Oxford,1858 14—85 
 
 Biblical Defence. 
 
 The superhuman origin of the Bible, inferred from 
 
 itself. Koger8,H. N.T.,1875 14—87 
 
 Biblical Personages. 
 
 Legends of the patriarchs and prophets and other 
 
 Old Testament characters. Gould, S. B. 1872.. 14—83 
 Women of Israel. Aguilar,G. 1871. 2v 37—224 
 
 Christian Ethics. 
 
 Four phases of morals : Socrates, Aristotle, Chris- 
 tianity, Utilitarianism. Blackie, J. S. 1875 .... 14 — 65 
 See Conscience, below ; also, Moral science, in general al- 
 phabet. 
 
 Christian Life. 
 
 Theologia Germanica. "Winkworth, Susanna, tr. 
 
 Best., 1860 -■ 14— 83 
 
 Church and State. 
 
 Church and State. Coleridge, S. T. (Jn Aw Works, 
 v. 6) 21-127 
 
 G-ladstone on church and state. Macaulay, T. B. 
 
 {In his Essays, pp. 378-400. 1856) 23—142 
 
 Papacy and the civil power. Thompson, E. W. 
 
 1878 14— 83 
 
 Religion and the state ; or, the Bible and the pub- 
 lic schools. Spear, Samuel T., 2). D. 1876 14— 83 
 
 State interference with church property. Mill, J. 
 
 S. {In his Dissertations, x. 1. 1888) 23—141 
 
 See, also, Church history and Vatican councils. 
 
 Church Architecture. 
 
 Parish churches: perspective views of English ec- 
 clesiastical structures. Brandon, R. and J". A. 
 
 Lend., 1848 15—88 
 
 See Dictionaries and Encyclopiedias ; also. Architecture. 
 
 Church History. 
 
 History of LatinChristianity. Milman, H. H. 1870. 
 
 8 V 14_ 86 
 
 History of liberty. Ancient Romans and early 
 
 Christians. Eliot, S. Bost., 1853. 2v 14 85 
 
 Institutes of ecclesiastical history. Mosheim, J. L. 
 
 von. 1851. 3v 14_ 86' 
 
 Lectures on the history of Christian dogmas. 
 
 Neander, A. J. W. Lond., 1858. 2v 14—87 
 
 Biblical, Religious, and Ecclesiastical Litera- 
 ture — continued. 
 Text-book of ecclesiastical history. Gieseler, J. C. 
 
 L. Phila.,1836. 3v 14—86 
 
 See, also, among other headings, Vatican councils; names 
 of various Denominations and sects; names of Coun- 
 tries ; Popes; Protestantism; Reformation. 
 
 Church Polity, &c. 
 
 Churchpolity and organization. 'Whewell, W. {In 
 
 /lis Elements of morality, v. 2) 30-184 
 
 On the construction of sheepfolds. Ruskin, J. 
 
 1865. ( With Pre-RapliaeUtism) 15— 89 
 
 See, also, Milton, J. Prose works, v. 4-5, in general al- 
 phabet. 
 
 Concordances. 
 
 Concordance to the Old and New Testaments ; or, 
 a dictionary and alphabetical index to the Bible. 
 Cruden, Alexander. Lond. and N. Y., n. d 14 — 86 
 
 New concordance to the Holy Scriptures. Butter- 
 
 worth,John. Bost., 1858 14—88 
 
 Conscience and Casuistry. 
 
 Casuistry. De Quincey, T. {In his Theological es- 
 says, v.l. 1854) 21—128 
 
 Conscience. {Boston Monday Lectures.) Cook, J. 
 
 Bost., 1879 23—146 
 
 Culture and Religion. 
 
 Culture and religion in some of their relations. 
 
 Shairp,J.C. N. T., 1873 23—141 
 
 Denominations and Sects. 
 
 BAPTISTS. 
 
 Baptist denomination. General history of the. 
 
 lUus. Benedict,D. 1848 14—82 
 
 CHURCH OF ENGLAND. 
 
 Condition and prospects of the Church of England. 
 
 Hughes, T. (in Questions of belief. 1878)..-. 23—137 
 
 CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. 
 
 Headship of Christ. Miller, H. Bost, 1868 14—20 
 
 Pleadings with my mother, the church in Scotland ; 
 the substance of four lectures delivered in Edin- 
 burgh, May, 1854. Carlyle, Thomas. Edin., 1854. 14— 86 
 
 METHODISM. 
 
 Life and times of John Wesley, founder of the 
 
 Methodists. Tyerman, L. 1872. 3v 42—256 
 
 Methodist pulpit, south. Dlus. Smithson, W. T. 
 
 Wa8h.,I859 , 14— 82 
 
 M0RM0NI8M. 
 
 Mormonism: its leaders and designs. Hyde, J. 
 
 1857 14— 83 
 
 Rocky Mountain saints. Stenhouse, T. B. U. 
 
 lllus. N.Y, 1873 14—83 
 
 SWKDENBORGIANISM. 
 
 Angelic wisdom concerning the Divine Love and 
 
 th(^ Divine Wisdom. N. Y., 1872 14— 82 
 
 Angelic wisdom concerning Divine Providence. 
 
 N. Y., 1873 14— 82 
 
 Apocalypse revealed. Swedenborg, E. N. Y., 1873. 
 
 2 V 14— 83 
 
 Arcana coelestia: contained in the Holy Scriptures, 
 beginning with Genesis ; together with wonder- 
 ful things seen in tlie world of spirits and in the 
 heaven of angels. N. Y., 1870-73. 10 v 14— 83 
 
BIBLICAL. 
 
 21 
 
 BIBLICAL. 
 
 Biblical, Religious, and Ecclesiastical Litera- 
 ture — continued. 
 
 Conjugal 1 )ve and its chaato (Iclights; also, jwlul- 
 
 terous love and ita sinful pleasures. 1871 14 — 82 
 
 Four leading doctrines of the new cliui'ch: being 
 thoae concerning the Lord, the sacred 8crii)turc8, 
 
 faith and life. N. Y., 1873 14— 82 
 
 Heaven and hell. Swedenborg, E. Noble, liev. S,, 
 
 tr. X. T., 1872 14— 82 
 
 Miscellaneous theological works. N.Y.,1871 14 — 82 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 The New Jerusalem and its heavenly doctrine: Brief ex- 
 position; The intercourse between tlie soul and the 
 body; The white horse; On the earths in the universe; 
 The last judgment. 
 True Christian religion; containing the universal 
 
 theology of the new church. N. Y., 1873 14-82 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Comprehensive dictionary of the Bible, lllus. Bar- 
 
 num.S.AV. N.Y.,1871 26— ICO 
 
 Dictionary of the Holy Bible, historical, critical, 
 geographical, and etj'mological. Illus. Calniet, 
 Augustin. Taylor's edition. Charlestown, 1812. 
 5v 2(>— ICO 
 
 Episcopacy. 
 
 Brief notes upon Griflith's sermon, titled The fear 
 of Gud and the king ; Of reformation in England ; 
 Of prelatical episcopacy; Reason of church gov- 
 ernment urged against prelaty ; Of civil power in 
 ecclesiastical causes ; Likeliest means to remove 
 hirelings from the church. Milton, J. {In his 
 "Works, V. 2-3) 21—125 
 
 Evidences of Christianity. 
 
 Christian Evidence Society : Lectures ; Modera 
 
 scepticism. 1871 14 — 84 
 
 CONTENTS, 
 
 Design in nature, by Archbishop of York. 
 
 Pantheism, by Rigg, J. H. 
 
 Positivism. Jackson, W. 
 
 Science and revelation. Dean of Canterbury. 
 
 Nature and value of the miraculous testimony to Christi- 
 anity. Stoughton, J. 
 
 Gradual development of revelation. Lord Bishop of Car- 
 lisle. 
 
 Alleged historical difficulties of the Old and New Testa- 
 ments, and the light thrown on them by modem dis- 
 coveries. Rawlinson, G. 
 
 Mythical theories of Christianitj;. Row, C. 
 
 Evidential value of St. Paul's Epistles, l^eathes, Stanley. 
 
 Christ's teaching and influence on the world. Lord Bishop 
 of Ely. 
 
 Completeness and adequacy of the evidences of Christi- 
 anity. Canon of Exeter. 
 
 Explanatory paper. Lord Bishop of Gloucester. 
 Demonstration dc I'existence de Dieu. F6nelon, F. 
 
 de S. de la M. {In his AVorks, v. 1, pp. 37-114) . . . 21—123 
 JButretiens de F6nelon ot de M. De Ramsai sur la 
 
 v6rite de la religion. E^nelon, F. do S. de la M. 
 
 {In his Works, V. 1, pp. 23-35) 21—123 
 
 Of the Christian religion. Addison, J. {In his 
 
 Works, V. 2) 21—128 
 
 Evolution and Religion. 
 
 Evolution and a personal creator. Sniitli, J. C. ( In 
 
 his Miscellanies, old and new. 1870) 23—138 
 
 Future Life and Immortality. 
 Elsewhere. Greg, "W. R. {In his Enigmas of life. 
 
 1874) 23—140 
 
 Hopes of the human race, here and hereafter. 
 
 Cobbe, Frances Power. N. Y., 1876 14— 84 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Preface (having special reference to Mr. Mill's essay on 
 
 religion). 
 Life after death ; Doomed to be saved ; Evolution of the 
 
 80cial sentiment. 
 
 Biblical, Religious, and Ecclesiastical Litera- 
 ture — continued. 
 
 Immortality and future life. Bascom, J. {In his 
 
 Philosophy of religion. 1876) 14— 87 
 
 Phcedo: Dialogues of Plato, v. 1. Jowett, B., ir. 
 
 1871 17—103 
 
 Soul and future life. Harrison, F. (In Questions 
 
 of belief, pp. 1-43. 1878) 23—137 
 
 The soul and future life. Modem symposium. 
 Hutton, R. H., Huxley, T., Greg, W. R.. and 
 others. (7?iQuestionsof belief, pp. 43-156. 3878). 23—137 
 
 The to-morrow of death. Figuier,L. Illus. 2copies. 
 
 Bost.,1875 14- 84 
 
 Reviewed by John Fiske in his Dnseen world . 14 — 84 
 
 Unseen universe; or, physical speculations on a 
 
 future state, [anon.] 1875 14— 84 
 
 Note. — Authorship ascribed to Balfour Stewart and P. 
 G. Tait. 
 
 Reviewed by John Fiske in his Essays, Un- 
 seen world, &c. 1876 14— 84 
 
 Genesis. 
 
 Arcana coelestia. Swedenborg, E. N. Y., 1870-73. 
 
 10 V 14— 83 
 
 Genesis and Geology. 
 
 ** Testimony of the rocks:" a defence. Bayne, P. 
 
 {7?i /lis Essays, V. 2. 1867) 23— HI 
 
 Testimony of the rocks ; or, geology In its beaiings 
 
 on the two theologies, natural and revealed. 
 
 Miller, H. Host., 1869 32—193 
 
 Heaven. 
 
 Heaven and its wonders, the world of spirits, and 
 hell; from things heard and seen. Swedenborg, 
 E. Noble, J?cu.S.,(r. N. Y., 1872 14—82 
 
 Huguenots. 
 
 History of the rise of the Huguenots of Franco. 
 
 Baird, Henry M. 1879. 2v 46—280 
 
 Huguenots in France after the revocation of the 
 
 edict of Nantes. Smiles, S. 1874 14— 86 
 
 Infinite (The). 
 
 The limits of religious thought examined, in eight 
 lectures, delivered before the University of Ox- 
 ford, in 1858, on the Bampton foundation. Man- 
 sol, H.L. Boat, 1868 14— 84 
 
 Inquisition. 
 
 History of the inquisition from its establishment in 
 the 12th century to its extinction in the 19th. 
 Rule, "W.H. Lond.,1874. 2v 14—8 
 
 Roman republic of 1849; with accounts of the in- 
 quisition, &c. D wight, Theo. N.Y., 1851 48—295 
 
 Jesuits. 
 
 History of the Jesuits. Steinmetz, A. 1848. 3 v. 14 — 85 
 Jesuits in North America in the 17th century. Park- 
 man, F. 1872 34—205 
 
 Provincial letters. Pascal, B. M'Crie, T.,(r. N.Y., 
 
 1866 14— 86 
 
 Jesus Christ. 
 
 Christ of dogma and Jesus of history. Fiske, J. 
 
 {In his Essay-s, Unseen world, &c. 1S76) 14— 84 
 
 EcceDeus: essays on the life and doctiines of Jesus 
 
 Christ, with controversial notes on "Eccehonio." 
 
 Parker, Joseph. Bost., 1868 14— 85 
 
 Ecce homo: survey of the life and work of Jesus 
 
 Christ. Seeley.J.R. Boat., 1870 14—85 
 
BIBLICAL. 
 
 22 
 
 BIBLICAL. 
 
 Biblical, Religious, and Ecclesiastical Litera- 
 ture — continued. 
 
 Qod-man. Huinanityaiuldivinityof Jesus. Town- 
 send.L.T. pp. 190-389. Bost, 1872 14—85 
 
 Great exemplar ; or, the life of Jesus Christ. Tay- 
 lor, Jeremy. N.T.,1859 39-239 
 
 Life of Christ. Beechor, n. W. N. T.,1871 39—239 
 
 LifeofJesus. Renan,E. N. Y., 1865 39—139 
 
 Life of Jesus Christ in its historical connexion and 
 historical development. Neander, A. J. W. 
 McCliutock and Blumenthal, (r«. 1858 39—139 
 
 Prince of the house of David ; or, three years in the 
 
 Holy City. Ingraham, J. H. 1800 5—30 
 
 See, also, Christianity. 
 
 Je'ws. 
 
 See Jews, in general alphabet. 
 
 Materialism. 
 
 Modern materialism in its relations to religion and 
 
 theolofty. Martineau, J. N. Y., 1877 14—84 
 
 ,See Future life; Religion and Science; also, Materialism, 
 in general alphabet. 
 
 Miracles. 
 
 Baden Powell on miracles. Smith, J. C. (/« his 
 
 Miscel, pp. 109-145. 1876) 23—138 
 
 On Hume's argument against miracles. I)e Quin- 
 
 cey, T. ( In his Theological essays, v. 1) 21 — 126 
 
 Word about miracles. Fiske, J. {In his Essays, 
 
 Unseen world, &c. 1876) 14—84 
 
 See, also. Evidences; Religion and Science; Religious 
 ideas; also. Theology. 
 
 Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Aids to reflection. Coleridge, S. T. 1856 21—127 
 
 Current discussions : Questions of belief. Bur- 
 
 lingarae, E. L., ed. N. Y., 1878 23—137 
 
 See, in general alphabet, Table of contents. 
 Excelsior: helps to progress in religion, science, 
 
 and literature. Illus. N. Y., 1854. 2v 23—137 
 
 Literary remains. Coleridge, S. T. 1856 21—127 
 
 Meditations and contemplations. Harvey, J. n. d. 14 — 83 
 
 Sermons out of church. Mulock, J/ is«. 1875 23—139 
 
 Strength and beauty : discussions for young men. 
 
 Hopkins, M. N. Y., 1874 14—84 
 
 Stumbling blocks. Dodge, M. A. 1868 14—84 
 
 The Friend. Coleridge, S. T. 1856 21—127 
 
 Theological essays. De Quincey, T. Bost., 1854. 
 
 2v 21—126 
 
 Theology in the English poets. Brooke, S. A. N. 
 
 T., 1875 H— 84 
 
 Missions. 
 
 Early Jesuit missions of North America. Kip, Itt. 
 
 Jfei). William I. 1873 14—85 
 
 Hawaiian Islands; their progress and condition 
 under missionary labors. lUus. Anderson, 
 
 Eufus. Bost, 1864 36—222 
 
 See, also. Church history ; Jesuits ; Monastic orders, be- 
 low. 
 
 Monastic eind Religious Orders. 
 
 British monachism ; or, the manners and customs of 
 the monks and nuns of England. Illus. Eos- 
 broke, T. D. Lond., 1843 14—85 
 
 Legends of the monastic orders. Jameson, Mrs. 
 
 A. 1866 23—138 
 
 Thehennits. Kingsley, C. Lond. n.d 36—217 
 
 Visit to monasteries in the Levant. Curzon, 11. 
 
 Bost, 1856 35—214 
 
 Biblical, Religious, and Ecclesiastical Litera- 
 ture — coutiiiued. 
 
 Mystics. 
 
 Mystics. Kingsley, C. (fn 7ii'«, Sir Walter Raleigh 
 
 and otlier papers. 1859) 23—139 
 
 The mystic, A. 1). Alcott. Frothingliam, 0. B. ( In 
 
 his Transcendentalism, &c., pp. 249-284) 14 — 84 
 
 New England Churches. 
 
 Grenesis of the New England churches. Illus. Ba- 
 con, L. N. Y'., 1874 14—84 
 
 See, also. Histories of New England ; Puritanism, &c. 
 
 Pentateuch. 
 
 Philo Judaeus. Works. 4 v. Bohn. 18M-'55.... 14—87 
 See Contents of his works, in general alphabet. 
 
 Popes and the Papacy. 
 
 History of the popes. Kanke, L. 1847. 3v 14—86 
 
 Papacy and the civil power. Thompson, K. W. 
 
 N. Y., 1876 14— 83 
 
 Speeches of the Pope. Gladstone, W. E. (In his 
 
 Rome and tlie newest fashions in religion. 1875). 14 — 83. 
 
 See, also. Church history ; Vatican couucils. 
 
 Prayer. 
 
 Prayer-gauge debate. Tyndall, J., Galton, F., and 
 others, against Dr. Littledale, President McCosh, 
 Duke of Argyll, Canon Lyddon, and "Specta- 
 tor." 1876 14^84 
 
 Protestantism. 
 
 Condition and prospects of Protestantism . F'roudo, 
 
 J.A. (7n Short studies, v. 2) 93—140 
 
 Era of the proteatant revolution. Seebohm, F. 
 
 Bost. and N. Y., 1874-'78. 2copies 14—85 
 
 See Reformation, Denominations and Sects. 
 
 Puritanism. 
 
 GenesisoftheNewEuglandchurches. Illus. Ba- 
 con, Leonard. N.Y., 1874 14—84 
 
 History of the Purit!in.s. Neal, D. 1793-'97. 5 v.. 14—85 
 Plays and Puritans. Kingsley, C. Lond., 1873 .. 23—139 
 Puritan revolution. The first two Stuarts and the. 
 (Epochs of history.) Gardiner, S. K. Bost., 
 
 1876 46—284 
 
 See, also, Histories of New England, particularly of tlie 
 States of Massachusetts and Connecticut ; also. Writings 
 of Milton. 
 
 Rationalism. 
 
 History of the rise and influence of the spirit of 
 rationalism in Europe. Lecky, W. E. H. N. T., 
 1870. 2t 14—84 
 
 Intellectual development of Europe. Draper, J. W. 
 
 N.Y.,1869 43—264 
 
 Limits of religious thought. Mansel, H. L. 1868. 14— 84 
 Sec, also, Religion and Science ; Miracles ; Prayer. 
 
 Reformation. 
 
 History of the Reformation in the 16tli century in 
 Germany, Switzerland, &c. D'Aubigufi, J. H. 
 
 Merle. White, H., fr. 1850-'53. 5 v. in 3 14—86 
 
 History of the reformation of the church of Eng- 
 land. Burnet, G. 1850. 2v 14—85 
 
 See, also. Huguenots, and Church of Scotland. 
 See general Church liistories, wliich include the epoch of 
 the Rcfonuation; and, also (in Biography), L;ves of 
 Wickliffe, Cranmer, Latimer, Knox, J., &c. 
 
BIBLICAL. 
 
 23 
 
 BIBLICAL. 
 
 Biblical, Religious, and Ecclesiastical Litera- 
 ture — continued. 
 
 Religion and Science. 
 
 Draper on science and religion. Fiake, J. {In his 
 
 Essays, Unseen world, &c. 1876) )4 — 84 
 
 History of the conflict between science and religion. 
 
 Draper,,!.^". 1875 14—84 
 
 Influence upon morality of a decline in religious 
 belief. Modem Symposium, II. By Stephen, 
 Sir J.; Selbome, Lord; Martineau, J., and 
 othert. (/»> Questions of belief. 1878) 23—137 
 
 Is life worth living? Mallock, W. H. (Jrv Ques- 
 tions of belief. 1878) 23—137 
 
 Natural science and religion. Two lectures. 
 
 Gray.Asa. 1880 14—84 
 
 Heign of law. Campbell, G. D. (Duke of Argyll). 
 
 N.Y.,1873 14—84 
 
 Religious rock. Greg, W. E. {In hi» Bocks ahead, 
 
 pp.117-158. 1875) 23—140 
 
 Science, philosophy, and religion: Lectures de* 
 livered before Lowell Institute. B-ascom, J. 
 N.Y.,1872 14—87 
 
 Warfare of science. White, A.D. 1876 14—84 
 
 See, also. Evidences of ChriRtianity : Evolution and reli- 
 gion; Genesis and geology ; Materialism; Prayer-gauge; 
 Theology. 
 
 Religious Systems — Religious Ideas. 
 
 Ancient faiths embodied in ancient names: or, an 
 attempt to trace the religious belief, sacred rites, 
 and holy emblems of certain nations by Jin inter- • 
 pretation of the names given to children by 
 priestly authority, or assumed by prophets, 
 kings, and hierarchs. Illus. Inman, Thomas. 
 
 N.Y. and Lond., 1869-74. 2v 14—87 
 
 - Examination of Sir W. Hamilton's philosophy. 
 
 Mill, J. S. 2v. 1866 30—184 
 
 Lectures on the origin and growth of religion, as 
 illustrated by religions of India. MuUer, F. 
 "* Max. N. T., 1879 14-87 
 
 Oriental religions: China, India. Johnson, S. 
 
 1873-77. 2v 14—87 
 
 Philosophy of religion ; or, the rational grounds of 
 
 religious belief. Bascom, John. N. Y., 1876... 14 — 87 
 
 Ruling ideas in early ages, and their relation to 
 Old Testament faith. Mozlcy, J. B., D. D. N. 
 
 Y.,1877 14— 87 
 
 See, aUo, Man (prehistoric), in general alphabet. 
 
 Various Systems. 
 
 AZTEC UELIGION. 
 
 Fair God. Wallace,L. 1874 12—67 
 
 Mexico and its religion. "Wilson,R.A. 1855 35 — 215 
 
 HUDDIIISM. 
 
 Buddhism. John.son, S. {In his Orientiil religions ; 
 
 India, pp. 579-802. 1873) 14—87 
 
 {In his Oriental religions ; China, pp. 737-856. 
 
 1877) 14— 78 
 
 Light of Asia; or, the renunciation of Gautama. 
 
 Amold,E. 1879 16—100 
 
 CHRISTIANITY. 
 
 Inquiry into the accordancy of war with the prin- 
 ciples of Christianity, and an examination of the 
 philosophical reasoning by which it is defended. 
 Dymond.J. Phila.,n.d 29—177 
 
 Tongue of fire ; or, the true power of Christianity. 
 Arthur, William. Summers, T. 0., ed. Nash- 
 ville, 1856 14— 84 
 
 See, also, Church history; Evidences; Jesus Christ, &c. 
 
 Biblical, Religious, and Ecclesiastical Litera- 
 ture — continued. 
 
 COMPARATIVE WORKS. 
 
 Christ and other masters: pai-alleMsms and con- 
 trasts between Christianity and the religious 
 systems of the ancient world. Hardwick, 
 Charles. Procter, F., ed. Lond., 1874 14—85 
 
 Christianity and Islam. The Bible and the Koran. 
 
 Stephens, /<•«!!. W. R. W. N. Y., 1877 14—84 
 
 Christianity and modem infidelity; relative intel- 
 lectual claims compared. Morgan, liev. R. W. 
 1859 14— 84 
 
 God-man; or, search and manifestation. Town- 
 
 8end,L.T. (pp.21-8]. 1872) 14—85 
 
 CONFUCIANISM. 
 
 Confucius, Doctrine of; Influence of. pp. 571-625. 
 
 Johnson, S. {In his Oriental religions ; China. 
 
 1"7) -" :--. 14- 87 
 
 Life and teachings of Confucius. Legge, J. 1874. 39—238 
 
 See, in general alphabet, China, 
 
 HINDUISM. 
 
 Oriental religions and their relation to universal 
 
 religion. India. Johnson, S. 1873 14 87 
 
 See, also, Buddhism; also, in general alphabet, India. 
 
 MOHAMMEDANISM. 
 
 Koran, commonly called the Alcoran of Moham- 
 med ; translated into English immediately from 
 the original Arabic, with explanatory notes 
 taken from the most ai)proved commentators; 
 to which is prefixed a preliminary discourse, by 
 George Sale; and a memoir of the translator, 
 riiila., 1874 j4 gj 
 
 Mohammedanism and its sects. Taylor, W. C. 
 
 1834 i4_87 
 
 The Bible, the Koran, and the Talmud ; or, bibli- 
 cal legends of the Mussulmans. Weil, Gustav. 
 
 N. Y.,1846 n_ 88 
 
 See, in general alphabet, Arabia ; Dervishes ; Saracens ; 
 Turkey. Also, in Biography, lives of Mohammed, and 
 in general alphabet, Eastern (The) question. 
 
 PAGANISM. 
 
 Pagan and mediajval religion. Arnold, M. {In 
 
 /(Iff Essays in criticism. 1869) 23 141 
 
 See. also, in general alphabet, Greece, Rome, Eevnt. 
 
 Mythology, Homer. ' s/f i 
 
 SCANDINAVIAN OK NORSE RELIGION. 
 
 See, in general alphabet. Literature {Icelandic) ; My- 
 thology. 
 
 Sceptical Writings. 
 
 Dictionnaire philosophiquo. {CCxivres de Voltaire. 
 
 v.0,7,8. 1862) 21—122 
 
 Essays. St. John, H. {Lord Bolingbroke). {Inhis 
 
 Works, v.3-4. 1841) 21—128 
 
 Theological writings. (Age of reason.) Paine, T. 
 
 V.2. 1797 21-125 
 
 Sermons. 
 
 Servaon* (French). Bossuet, J.B. (7nAi* Works. 
 
 18») - 21-123 
 
 Sermons (French). Massillon, J. B. (In his Works. 
 
 I860) 21—123 
 
 Sermons. Mozloy,J.B. 1875 14 gg 
 
 Sermons. Newton, John. (/» /m'« Works. 1860). 14 86 
 
 Sermons. Sterne, L. (/n /(i« Works. 1869) 11 63 
 
 See, also. Miscellaneous works. 
 
BIBLICAL. 
 
 24 
 
 BIOGEAPHY. 
 
 Biblical, Religious, aud Ecclesiastical Litera- 
 ture — continued. 
 
 Supernaturalism. 
 
 Credo. On the supernatural in religion. Burr, E. 
 
 F. 1869 14—85 
 
 Nature and the supernatural, aa together consti- 
 tuting the one system of God. Bushnell, Horace. 
 
 N.Y.,1859 14—84 
 
 See, also, Miracles; Evidences; and, in the general al- 
 phabet. Apparitions ; Occult sciences; Spiritualism. 
 
 Theology. 
 
 Bridgewater Treatises. 1852. 5v 31—171 
 
 Note. — For contents, see entry in general alphabet. 
 
 God-man (pp. 21-155). Townsend, L. T. 1872-.. 14—85 
 
 Natural theology as a positive science. Wright, C. 
 
 (In Aig Philosophical discussions. 1877) 30 — 184 
 
 Pre-Adamite earth; contributions to tlieological 
 
 science. Harris, John. Best., 1856 .- 14 — 84 
 
 Sacred history of the world. Turner, S. 1837. v. 
 
 3. l-2v. missing 43—261 
 
 Studies of nature. St. Pierre, J. H. B. de. Hun- 
 ter, H., ir 31—192 
 
 Study of the evidences of natural theology. Powell, 
 
 Baden. (Jil Oxford essays, pp. 168-204. 1857).. 23—142 
 See, also. Evidences; Religions (Various). 
 
 Suspense and restoration of faith. Smith, J. C. 
 
 (In hie Miscellanies, old and new. 1876) 23—138 
 
 Transcendentalism. 
 
 Transcendentalism in New England. A history. 
 
 Frothingham, 0. B. N.Y.,1876 14—84 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY. 
 
 American Bibliography. 
 
 Bibliotheca Americana, and supplement to the. 
 
 Koorbach, O. A. 1855. 2v 52—318 
 
 Bibliotheca Americana nova. Rich, 0. Lend., 
 
 1846. 2v 52—318 
 
 Bibliotheque amdricaiue. Ternaux, H. Paris, 1837. 52—318 
 
 Classical Bibliography. 
 
 Bibliography classica; dictionary of all the prin- 
 cipal names and terms relating to the ancients. 
 Lempriere.J. Phila., 1856 25—151 
 
 General and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Bibliographer's manual ,of English literature. 
 
 Lowndes, W. T. Lond. and N. T., 1869. 6v ... 52—318 
 
 Critical dictionary of English literature, and Eng- 
 lish and American authors, with 40 indexes of 
 subjects. 2d issue. AUibone, S. Austin. 1871. 
 3 V 25—133 
 
 Introduction to the study of bibliography. Illus. 
 
 Horne.T.H. Lend., 1814. 2t 62—218 
 
 Pseudonyms. 
 
 Dictionary of the noted names of Action, cfec. 
 
 Wheeler, W. A. Best., 1872 52—318 
 
 Hand-book of fictitious names. By Cipher Hamst, 
 
 pseud, of Thomas, R. 52 — 318 
 
 Bickersteth, Edward Henry. Yester- 
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 1876 16—100 
 
 Bigelovr, L. J. Bench and bar; a com- 
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 1871 22—129 
 
 Binney, W. 6. Bibliography of North 
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 Bibliography of North American 
 
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 Part 2, Foreign authors. (Article 2 of 
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 Fresh water Neritidie, Heliciuida!. ( Arti- 
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 Biographical annals of the civil govern- 
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 century. Lanman, C. Wash., 1876 25 — 153 
 
 BIOGRAPHY. — PART 1: COLLECTIVE 
 "WORKS. 
 
 Uses of Biography. 
 
 Bayne, P. Essays in biography and criti- 
 cism. Bost., 1867. 2v 23—141 
 
 Carlyle, T. Essays 23—142 
 
 Foster, J. Critical essays 23 — 140 
 
 Helps, A. Friends in council 23 — 139 
 
 American Biography: 1. Dictionaries. 
 
 Biographical dictionary, containing a 
 brief account of the first settlei's, and 
 other eminent characters in New Eng- 
 land. Eliot, J. Bost., 1809 25—152 
 
 Dictionary of American biography. 
 
 Drake, F. 8. Bost., 1874 25—153 
 
 A new American biographical. 
 
 Eogers,T.J. Phila., 1829 25—152 
 
 American Biography : 2. Miscellaneous Col- 
 lections. 
 
 Anecdotes of public men. Forney, J. W. 
 N.Y., 1874 36—218 
 
 Biographical and historical memoirs of 
 the early pioneer settlers of Ohio. Hil- 
 dreth,S.P. Ciuciu., 1852 37—226 
 
 Biographical annals of the civil govern- 
 ment of the United States during its first 
 century. Lanman, C. Wash., 1876 25 — 153 
 
 Heroes of the war for the Union. Ferree, 
 P. V. Ciu.,1864 36—217 
 
BIOGEAPHY. 
 
 25 
 
 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 Biography — Collective "Works — continued. 
 Heroes of three wars. Glazier, \V. 1879. 36- 
 
 -217 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Part 1. — War of the Revolution. 
 
 Allen. 
 Greene. 
 Jones. 
 Koaciuszko. 
 
 Houaton. 
 
 May. 
 
 Scott 
 
 Lafayette. Stark. 
 
 Marion. Waneu. 
 
 Mercer. Washington. 
 
 Putnam. Wayne. 
 Part 2. — Mexican AVar. 
 
 Shields. Wool. 
 
 Taylor. AVorth. 
 
 Part 3.— War for the Tuion. 
 
 Baker. 
 
 Bumsirte. 
 
 Ellsworth. 
 
 Farrajnit. 
 
 Fremont. 
 
 Grant. 
 
 Hancock. 
 
 Hooker. 
 
 Howard. 
 
 Kearny. 
 
 Kil pa trick. 
 
 Lyon. 
 
 McClellan. 
 
 Mcpherson. 
 
 Meade. 
 
 Sliorman. 
 
 Sheridan. 
 
 Sigek 
 
 Slocum. 
 
 Tlioinas. 
 
 Homes of American statosmpn. Illus. 
 
 Hartford and Lend., 1855 36-220 
 
 Adam9, J. 
 
 Adams, J. Q. 
 
 Ames. 
 
 Calhoun. 
 
 Clay. 
 
 Clinton. 
 
 Franklin. 
 
 Hamilton. 
 
 Hancock. 
 
 Henry. 
 
 Jackson. 
 
 Jay. 
 
 Jefferson. 
 
 King. 
 
 Madison. 
 
 Marshall. 
 
 Story. 
 
 WasliingtoD. 
 
 Wehster. 
 
 Wheaton. 
 
 Ladies of the White House. Illns. Hollo- 
 way, Laura C. 1880 37—226 
 
 Adams, Mrs. Abigail. 
 Adams, Mrs. Catherine 
 
 Louisa. 
 Donelson, Mrs. Emily. 
 Fillmore, Mrs. Abigail. 
 Fillmore. Miss Mary 
 
 Abigail 
 Grant, Mrs. Julia Bent. 
 Harrison, Mrs. Anna 
 
 Symraes. 
 Hayes, Mrs. Lucy Webb. 
 Jackson, Mrs. Kachel. 
 Jackson, Mrs. Sarah Yorke. 
 Johnson, Mrs. Eliza McCar- 
 
 die. 
 Lane, Miss Harriet. 
 Lincoln, Mrs. Mary Todd. 
 
 Madison, Mrs. Dorothy 
 Payne. 
 
 Monroe, Mrs. Eliza Kortriglit 
 
 Patterson, Mrs. Martha 
 Johnson. 
 
 Pierce, Mrs. Jane Ajiideton. 
 
 Polk, Mrs. Sarah Childress. 
 
 Kandolph, Mrs. Martha Jef- 
 ferson. 
 
 Stover, Mrs. Mary. 
 
 Taylor, Mrs. Margaret. 
 
 TyhM-.Mrs.LetitiaCbristian. 
 
 Tyler, Mrs. Julia Gardiner. 
 
 Van Buren, Mrs. Hannah. 
 
 Van Buren, Mrs. Angelica 
 Singleton. 
 
 Washington, Mrs. Martha. 
 
 Library of American biography. Sparks, 
 
 J., ed. 25 t. 1834-M8 36—220 
 
 Allen, E. v. 1. 
 Arnold, B. v. 3. 
 Bacon, N. t. 13. 
 Boone, D. v. 23. 
 Brainerd, D. v. 8. 
 Brown, C. B. v. 1. 
 Cabot, S. v. 9. 
 Calvert, L. v. 19. 
 Davidson, L. M. v. 7. 
 Davie, W. R. v. 25. 
 Decatur, S. v. 21. 
 Dwight, T. V. 14. 
 Eaton, W. v. 9. 
 Edwards, J. v. 8. 
 Eliot, John. v. 5. 
 Ellery, W. v. 6. 
 Fitch, J. V.16. 
 Fulton, R. V. 10. 
 Gorton, S. v. 15. 
 Greene, N. v. 20. 
 Henry, P. v. 11. 
 Hudson, H. v. 10. 
 Hutchinson, A. v. 16, 
 Kirkland, S. v. 2f>. 
 La Salle, R. v. 11. 
 Ledyard, J. v. 24. 
 Lee.C. v. 18. 
 Leisler. J. v. 13. 
 Lincoln, B. v. 23. 
 Marquette (Father), v. 
 
 Men and manners in 
 
 Mason, J. v. 13. 
 Mather, C. v. 6. 
 Montgomery, R. v. 1 
 ()gletnorpe,'j. v. 12. 
 Otis, J. V. 12. 
 Pallrev, W. v. 17. 
 Penn, \V. v. 22. 
 Phips, Sir W. v. 7. 
 Pike, Z. M. v. 15. 
 Pinkney, AV. v. 6. 
 l*osov, T. v. 19. 
 Preble, E. v. 22. 
 Pulasky, C. v. 14. 
 Putnam, T. v. 7. 
 Rale,S. v. 17. 
 Keed,J. v. 18. 
 Ribault, J. V. 17. 
 Kittenliouse, D. 
 
 10. 
 
 Rumford, Count. 
 Smith, J. V.2. 
 Stark, J. V. 1. 
 Steuben, F.AV. A. 
 Stiles, E. V. 16. 
 Sullivan, J. v. 13. 
 Vane, Sir H. v. 4. 
 AVard,S. v. 19. 
 AVarrcn, J. v. 10. 
 AVayne, A. v. 4. 
 AVilliams, R. v. 14. 
 AVilson, A. v. 2. 
 
 -.7. 
 v. 15. 
 
 v. 9. 
 
 America   one hnn- 
 
 dred years ago. Scudder, H. E. {Sana 
 
 Souci series.) 1876 37—228 
 
 Biography— CoUeotive Works— continued. 
 
 Men and times of the Kevolution. Wat- 
 son, Winslow C. 1856 37—228 
 
 Poets' homes. Pen and pencil sketches 
 of American poets and their houies. Gil- 
 man, Arthur and others. 1879 36—220 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Bryant, William Cullen. O'Reillv, J. Boyle. 
 
 Emerson, Ralph AValdo. Perry, Nora. 
 
 Hayne, Paul H. I'helps, Elizabeth Stuart. 
 
 Holmes, Oliver Wendell. Smith, S. F. 
 
 Mi ler, Joaquin. AV'hitman, AValt. 
 
 Portraits of eminent Americans. Living- 
 ston. N. Y., Lond. , and Paris, 1854 36—219 
 
 Presidents of the United States, Memoirs 
 and administrations of the. lllua. Wil- 
 liams, E. N.Y., 1849 37—226 
 
 Public men of the Revolution. Sullivan, 
 
 William. 1847 37—228 
 
 RepubUcan court, The. Illns. Griswold, 
 
 R. W. N. Y. and Lond., 1867 37—226 
 
 Signers of the Declaration of Independ- 
 ence, Biography of the. Judson, L. C. 
 Phila., 1839 36—219 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Adams, John, Lynch, Tliomas, Jr. 
 
 Adams, Samuel. M'Kean, Tliomas. 
 
 Bartlett, Josiah. Middleton, Arthur, 
 
 Braxton, Carter. Morris, Lewis. 
 
 Carroll, Charles. Morris, Robert. 
 
 Chase, Samuel. Morton, John. 
 
 Clark, Abraham. Nelson, Thomas. 
 
 Clyraer, George. Paca, AVilliam. 
 
 Ellery, AVilliam. Paine, Robert Treat 
 
 Floyd, AVilliam. Penn, John. 
 
 Franklin, Benjamin. Read, George. 
 
 Gerry, Elbridge. Rodney, Ciesar. 
 
 Gwinnett, Button. Koss, (George. 
 
 Hall, Lyman. Rush, Benjamin, Dr. 
 
 Hancock, John. Rutledgc, Edward. 
 
 Harrison, Benjamin. Sherman, Roger. 
 
 Hai t, John. Smith, James. 
 
 Henry, Patrick. Stockton, Richard. 
 
 Hewes, Joseph. Stone, Thomas. 
 
 Heyward, Thomas. Taylor, George. 
 
 Hooi)er, AVilliam. Thornton, Matthew. 
 
 Hopkins, Stephen. AValton, George. 
 
 Hopkinson, Francis. AVashington, George. 
 
 Huntington, Samuel. A\'hipide, William. 
 
 Jefferson, Tliomas. AVilliams, AVilliam. 
 
 Lee, Francis Lightfoot. AVilson, James. 
 
 Lee, Richard Henry. AVithersi>oon, John. 
 
 Lewis, Francis. Wolcott, Oliver. 
 
 Livingston, Philip. AVythe, George. 
 
 Same. Phila., 1831. 5v 36—219 
 
 'Washington and his generals. Headley, 
 
 J.T. 1859 37—224 
 
 Ancient or Classical. 
 
 Captains of the old world. Herbert, H. 
 
 W. 1852 , 36—218 
 
 Dictionary of biography and mythology, 
 
 Universal pronouncing. Thomas, J. 
 
 Phila., 1870. 2v 25—153 
 
 of Greek and Roman hiographyand 
 
 mythology. Smith, W. Host, and Lend., 
 
 1849. 3v 25—151 
 
 Artistic. 
 
 Biographical and critical dictionary of 
 painters, engravers, sculptors, and archi- 
 tects. Spooner, S. N. Y.,1853 26—100 
 
 Early Italian painters. Memoirs of the. 
 
 Jameson, A.M. 1866 15— 90 
 
BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 26 
 
 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 Biography — Collective Works — continued. 
 Dramatic. 
 
 Annals of the English stage. Doran, J. 
 
 N.Y.,1865, 2v 3{>— 220 
 
 English actors, from Shakespeare to 
 
 Macready. Baker, H.B. 1879. 2v-.. 36—220 
 
 Romance of the English stage. Fitzger- 
 ald, Percy. 1874. 2v 36—220 
 
 Theaters of Paris. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 1880 36—220 
 
 English and European Statesmen and Eminent 
 Persons. 
 
 British Plutarch. Wrangham, F. 1816. 
 
 6v 37-226 
 
 Abbot, George, v. 2. 
 Addison, Joseph, v. 5. 
 Ascham, Roger, v. 1. 
 Atterbury, Francis, v. 5. 
 Bacon, Francis, v. 2. 
 Bentley, Richard, v. 5. 
 Berkeley, George, t. 6. 
 Blake, Robert, v. 3. 
 Boyle, Richard, v. 3. 
 Boyle, Robert, v. 4. 
 Buchanan, George, v. 1. 
 Burnet, Gilbert, v. 5. 
 Butler, James, v. 4. 
 Butler, Samuel, v. 4. 
 Camden, William, v. 2. 
 Cecil, Sir Robert, v. 2. 
 Cecil, William, v. 2. 
 Cheke, Sir John. t. 1. 
 Churchill, John. v. 5. 
 Clarke, Samuel, v. 5. 
 Coke, Sir Edward, v. 2. 
 Colet, John. v. 1. 
 Cooper, Antony Ashley, t.4. 
 Cranmer, Thomas, v. 1. 
 Cromwell, Oliver, v. 3. 
 Cromwell, Thomas, v. 1. 
 Deverenx, Robert, v. 2. 
 Drake, Sir Francis, v. 2. 
 Dryden, John. v. 4. 
 Dudley, John. v. 1. 
 Dudley, Robert, v. 2. 
 Fisher, John. v. 1. 
 Flamsteed, John. v. 5. 
 Gardiner, Stephen, v. 1. 
 Goldsmith, Oliver, v. 6. 
 Gray, Thomas, v. 6. 
 Gre'sham, Sir Thomas, v. 1. 
 Hale, Sir Matthew, v. 4. 
 Hampden, John. v. 3. 
 Harley, Robert, v. 5. 
 Harvev, William, v. 3. 
 Hawkins, Sir John. v. 2. 
 Hoadley, Benjamin, v. 6. 
 Holt, Sir John. v. 5. 
 Howard, Charles, v. 2. 
 Howard, Thomas, v. 1. 
 Hutchinson, John. v. 3. 
 Hyde, Edward, v. 3. 
 Jewel, John. v. 1. 
 Johnson, Samuel, v. 6. 
 Jones, Inigo. v. 3. 
 
 Jones, Sir William, v. 6. 
 Jonson, Ben. v. 2. 
 Jortin, John. v. 6. 
 Knox, John. v. 1. 
 Latimer, Hugh. v. 1. 
 Land, William, v. 3. 
 Locke, .John. v. 5. 
 Marvell, Andrew, v. 4. 
 Milton, John. v. 3. 
 Monk, George, v. 3. 
 More, Sir Thomas, v. 1. 
 Nelson, Viscount, v. 6, 
 Pjirker, Matthew, v. 1. 
 Petty, Sir William, v. 4. 
 Pitt, William, v. 6. 
 Pole, Reginald, v. 1. 
 Pope, Alexander, v. 5. 
 Prior, Matthew, v. 5. 
 Raleigh, Sir Walter, v. 2. 
 Richardson, Samuel, v. 6. 
 Rooko, Sir George, v. 5. 
 Sackville, Thomas, v. 2. 
 St. John, Henry, v. 6. 
 Saville, George, v. 4. 
 Selden, John. v. 3. 
 Seymour, Edward, v. 1. 
 Shakspeare, William, v. 2. 
 Sidney, Algernon, v. 4. 
 Sidney, Sir Philip, v. 2. 
 Spenser, Ednunid. v. 2. 
 Stanhope, PhiJii) Dormer. 
 
 V.6. 
 Steele, Sir Richard, v. 5. 
 Swift, Jonathan, v. 5. 
 Temple, Sir William, v. 4. 
 Thomson, James, v. 6. 
 Tillotson, Jobn. v. 4. 
 Usher, James, v. 3. 
 Villiers I, George, v. 2. 
 Villiers II, George, v. 4. 
 Waller, Edmund, v. 4. 
 Walpole, Sir Robert, v. 6. 
 Walsingham, Sir Francis. 
 
 V. 2. 
 AVentworth, Sir Thomas. 
 
 V.3. 
 Williams, John. v. 3. 
 Wolfe, James, v. 6. 
 Wolsey, Thomas, v. 1. 
 Wren, Sir Christopher, v. 5. 
 Young, Edward, v. 6. 
 
 Court and reign of Francis the first, king 
 of France, llkis. Pardee, Julia. Lond., 
 1849. 2 V 36- 
 
 -217 
 
 English statesmen. Higginson, Thomas 
 Wentworth. N. Y., 1875 36—281 
 
 Argyll, Duke of. 
 Bright, John. 
 Cairns, Lord. 
 Childers, H. C. E. 
 Derby, Earl. 
 Disraeli, Benjamin. 
 Forster, William E. 
 Gladstone, William E. 
 Goschen, George J. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Granville, Earl. 
 Harcourt, Sir William. 
 Hardy, Gathorne. 
 Hartington, Marquis. 
 Lowe, Robert. 
 Northcote, Sir Stafford. 
 Richmond, Duke of. 
 Russell, Earl. 
 Salisbury, Marquis of. 
 
 Biography — Collective "Works — continued. 
 
 G-eorgian era. Memoirs of eminent per- 
 sons in Great Britain, 1714-1828. 1832. 
 4v 36—217 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 V. 1. Royal family. 
 
 Pretenders and their adherents. 
 * Churchmen, dissenters, and statesmen. 
 
 2. Military and naval commanders. 
 Judges and barristers. 
 Physicians and surgeons. 
 
 3. Voyagers and travellers. 
 Pliiloaophers and men of science. Authors. 
 
 4. Political and rural economists. 
 
 Painters, sculptors, architects, and engravers. 
 Composers: vocal, instrumental, and dramatic per- 
 formers. 
 
 Lives of the most eminent British military 
 commanders. Gleig, G. R. 1832 36—212 
 
 Memoirs of the house of Russell. Wiffen, 
 J. H. 1833. 2v 37—274 
 
 Memoirs of the Jacobites. Thomson, K. 
 
 B. 1845. 3v 37—228 
 
 Memoirs of Prince Rupert^ and the cava- 
 liers. Warburton, Eliot. 1849. 3 v .. 37—224 
 
 Men of the time. Cooper, Thompson 25 — 152 
 
 Modern British Plutarch. Taylor, W. C. 
 N. Y., 1846 37—226 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 Arkwright. Erskine. Nelson, 
 liurke. Fox. Pitt 
 Burns. Franklin. Romilly. 
 Byron. Goldsmith. Scott. 
 Canning. Grattan. Sheridan. 
 Chatham. Grey. Smeaton. 
 Clarke. Hastings. Watt. 
 Clive. Howard. Wellesley (Mar- 
 Cook. Jenner. qnis of). 
 Cowper. Jones. Wilberforce. 
 Crabbe. Mackintosh. Wilkie. 
 Davy. Martyn. AV"ellington(Duke 
 Eldon. Moore. of). 
 
 Pretenders and their adherents. Jesse, 
 
 J. H. 1846. 2 V 37—224 
 
 Romance of the peerage. Craik, G. L. 
 
 1848 37—227 
 
 Romantic biography of the age of Eliza- 
 
 heth. Taylor, W.C. Loud., 1842. 2v. 36—217 
 Statesmen of the time of George the Third, 
 
 Historical sketches of. Brougham, H. 
 
 Loud., 1853. 3 v 36—222 
 
 Worthies of England. Fuller, T. 1840. 
 
 3 V 37—224 
 
 General Biographical Dictionaries. 
 
 Cyclopaedia of biography. IIlus. Apple- 
 ton, D. Hawks, F. L. , ed, N. Y. , 1856 . . 25—154 
 
 Dictionary of American biography. 
 
 Drake, F. S. 1874. 25—153 
 
 Cottage, of history and biography. 
 
 lUus. Pierce, E.M. Hartford, 1859... 25—153 
 
 General biographical. Blake, J. S. 
 
 Bost., 1848 -. 25—153 
 
 General biographical. Gorton, J. 
 
 Lond., 1838. 3v 25—152 
 
 New 'general biographical. Rose, 
 
 H.J. Lond., 1853. 12 v 25—152 
 
 Men of the time ; dictionary of contempo- 
 raries. Cooper, T. Lond. and N. Y, 
 1875 25—152 
 
BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 27 
 
 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 Biography— Collective Works— continued. 
 G-erman. 
 
 German political leaders. Tattle, Her- 
 bert. 187G .■ 36—218 
 
 Arnini Count Henry von. 
 Uennigson, Ilorr von. 
 Bi^jniarck, Prince. 
 Ciimpliansen, Herr. 
 Delbriick, Dr. 
 Talk. Dr. 
 Gnei-st, Prof. 
 Hasaelmann, Ilerr. 
 Hohenlohe, Prince. 
 
 Memoirs of the courts of 
 
 Warsaw, and Vienna. 
 
 W. 1800. 2v 
 
 Jacoby, Joliann Ur. 
 La«ker, Ednard. 
 Scbulze-Delitzscli, Ilerr. 
 Simson, Dr. 
 Sonnemann, Dr. 
 Sybel, Prof. von. 
 Virchow, Prof. 
 Windthorst, Herr. 
 
 Berlin, Dresden, 
 Wraxall, Sir N. 
 
 36—219 
 
 Indian. 
 
 Biography and history of the Indians of 
 North America. Drake, S. G. Bost., 
 1851 36—217 
 
 Indian biography. Thatcher, B. B. 
 N. Y., 1848. 2v 36—217 
 
 Italian. 
 
 Makers of Florence: Dante, Giotto, 
 Savonarola, and their city. lUus. Oli- 
 phant, Mrs. Lend. ,1876 37—228 
 
 Legal. 
 
 Bench and bar. lUn.s. Bigelow, L. J. 
 N. Y., 1871 22—129 
 
 and bar of South Carolina, Bio- 
 graphical sketches of the. O'Noall, J. B. 
 Charleston, 1859. 2v 36—218 
 
 aad bar of Georgia: memoirs and . 
 
 sketches, with an appendix containing 
 a court-roll from 1790 to 1857. Miller, 
 Stephen F. Phila., 1858. 2 v 36—219 
 
 Chief justices of England, from the Nor- 
 man conquest till the death of Lord 
 Teuterden, Lives of the. Campbell, 
 Lord John. Phila. , 1853. 3 v 37—228 
 
 COSTEiNTS. 
 
 Lives of cliief justices from tlio conquest to tbe reign of 
 Charles II, v.l; chief just ices during the common wealtli, 
 v. 1 ; from tlie restoration till the ap])ointrat'nt of Sir 
 Matthew Hale, v. 1; from the resignation of Hale till 
 tbe appointment of Jetfreys, v. 2. 
 
 Bradsbaw. v. 1. Pemberton. v. 2. 
 
 Coke. V. t. Kyder. v. 2. 
 
 EUenborough. v. 3. Sannders. v. 2. 
 
 Hale. V. 2. St. John. v. 1. 
 
 Holt. V. 2. Tenterden. v. 3. 
 
 Kenyon. v. 3. Willes. v. 2. 
 
 Mansfield, v. 2. Wilmot. v. 2. 
 
 Lord chancellors and keepers of the great 
 seal of England, from the earliest times 
 till the reign of King George the Fourth. 
 Campbell, Xo)d J. Lond., 1847-'49. 7 v. 36—128 
 
 COXTENTB. 
 
 V. 1. Introduction: Origin, functions, and jurisdiction of 
 tbe office of lord chancellor ; under the Anglo-Saxon 
 kings; from the conquest to Henry II; Thomas k 
 Becket; to the appointment of Queen Eleanor as 
 lady keeper of the gre.at seal; Queen Eleanor, 
 through tlie reign of Ilenry VII; Archbishop War- 
 ham; Wolsey : Sir Thomas More; Sir S. Audley; 
 Lord Wriotbesley. 
 
 Biography— Collective Works — continued. 
 
 V. 2. Sir "William Paulet; Richard Goodrich; Stephen 
 Gardyuer; Heath; Sir J^icludas Bacon; Sir Th. 
 Bromley; Sir Christopher Hatton; Sir John Puck- 
 ering; Lord EUcsmorc; Lord Bacon; Lord Keeper 
 Wilfiams ; "Tiord Keeper Coventry ; Lord Keeper 
 Einch ; Lord Keeper Littleton ; Lord Keeper Lane. 
 3. _Common wealth: Lord Keepers Whitlock and Herbert ; 
 Clarendon ; Bridgeman ; Shaftesbury ; Nottingham ; 
 Guilford ; Jetfreys. 
 
 4. Lords Commissioners of the great seal on the accession 
 
 of William and Mary : Mayuard : Trevor ; Lord Som- 
 ers; Wright; Lord Cowper; Harcourt; Lord Mac- 
 clesfield; King: Talbot. 
 
 5. Hardwicke; Nortbington; Camden; Charles Yorke; 
 
 Batburst; Thurlow. 
 
 6. Loughborough ; Erskino. 
 
 7. Eldon. Alphabetical list. 
 
 Literary and Scientific. 
 
 Bric-a-brac series. See General cata- 
 logue. 
 
 Bnglish men of letters. Morley, John, ed. 
 
 1879. 13v 37—228 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 Burke. Goldsmith. Scott. 
 
 Burns. Hawthorne. Shelley. 
 
 Chancer. Hume. Southey. 
 
 Defoe. Johnson. Spenser. 
 
 Gibbon. Milton. Thackeray. 
 
 Foreign classic series. See General cat- 
 alogue. 
 
 French poets and novelists. James, H. , jr. 
 
 Lond., 1878 23—139 
 
 Lives of the British historians. Law- 
 rence, Eugene. N. Y., 1855. 2v 36—217 
 
 Martyrs of science: lives of Galileo, Ty- 
 choBrahe, and Kepler. lUus. Brewster", 
 Sir David. Lond. , 1874 37—228 
 
 Men of letters and science who flourished 
 in the time of George III, Lives of. 
 lUus. Brougham, Lord Henry. Lond., 
 1845 37—228 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Voltaire. Black. Davy. 
 
 Kousseau. Watt. Simson. 
 
 Hume. Priestley. 
 
 Robertson. Cavendish. 
 
 Miscellaneous. 
 
 Anecdotes of distinguished persons. lUus. 
 
 Seward, W. 1798. 4v 37—227 
 
 Biographical and politicalhistory of Con- 
 gress. Wheeler, H. G. N. Y., 1848 52—315 
 
 Biographical essays. De Quiucey, T. 
 
 Best., 1860 21—126 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Goethe. Pope. Shakspeare. 
 
 Lamb. Schiller. 
 
 Biographical sketches. Martiueau, H. 
 1869 36—218 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Anglesey, Marquis of. Gloucester, Duchess of. 
 
 Beaufort, Sir Erancis. Hallam, Henry. 
 
 Berry, Miss. Herbert, Lord. 
 
 Blomfield, Bishop. Humboldt. 
 
 Bront6, Charlotte. Hume. 
 
 Brougham, Lord. Jameson, Mrs. 
 
 Byron, Lady. Kent, Duchess of. 
 
 Campbell, Lord. Landor, W. S. 
 
 Carlisle, Earl of. Lansdowne, Marquis of. 
 
 Combe,George. Lockhart, John. 
 
 Croker, J. "\v . Londonden'v, M.arqui3 of. 
 
 Denma'n, Lord. Lyndhurst, Lord. 
 
 De Quincev, T. Macaulay. 
 
 Elgin, Lord. Marcet, Mrs. 
 
 rrederick William IV. Mathew, Father. 
 
BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 28 
 
 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 Biography — Collective Works — coutinued. 
 
 Mctternich. 
 Mitfonl, Miss. 
 Murray, Lord. 
 Napier, Sir W. 
 Newcastle, Duke of. 
 Nicholas, -Kmperor. 
 Opie, Mrs. 
 Owen, Robert. 
 
 Palmerston, Lord. 
 Rojiers, Samuel. 
 Kajilan. Lord- 
 Ilicliardaon, Sir John. 
 Roberts, David. 
 Wliatel.v. Archbishop. 
 Wilson,' John. 
 "Wordsworth, Mrs. 
 
 Biography ami criticism, Essays in. 
 Bayiic, P. Bost., 1867. -2 v 23—141 
 
 Book of worthies. Yonge, CM 37—224 
 
 Africanus. 
 
 Alexander. 
 
 Aristides. 
 
 Cajsar. 
 
 Cleomenes. 
 
 CONTKSTS. 
 
 David. 
 Dentatus. 
 Epaminondas. 
 Hector. 
 
 Joshua. 
 Maccaba'us. 
 Neheniiah. 
 Xenophon. 
 
 Captains of the old world, as compared 
 with the great modern strategists. Her- 
 bert, H.W. 1852 36—218 
 
 Alexander. 
 
 Epaminondas. 
 
 Hannibal. 
 
 Miltiades. 
 Pausanias. 
 
 Tbemistokles. 
 Xenophon. 
 
 Casket of reminiscences. Foote, H. S. 
 
 1874 36-218 
 
 Celebrated characters, Memoirs of. La- 
 martine, A. de. N. Y., 1854. 2 v. . . 
 
 36—217 
 
 Cicero. 
 
 Columbus. 
 
 Cromwell. 
 
 E6nelon. 
 
 Gutenberg. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 H61oise- 
 Honier. 
 Jacquard. 
 Joan of Arc. 
 
 Nelson. 
 Palissy. 
 Roostaui. 
 Socrates. 
 
 Bminent women of the age. lUus. Par- 
 tm, J., (Jreeley, H., and others. Hart- 
 ford, 1871 37—226 
 
 Anthony, Susan B. 
 
 BlackwoU, Elizabeth. 
 
 Bonlieur, Rosa. 
 
 Urown, Antoinette. 
 
 Brown, Olympia. 
 
 Browning, Elizabeth Bar- 
 rett. 
 
 Cary, Alice. 
 
 Cary, Pluebe. 
 
 Child, Lydia Mari.i. 
 
 Crowe, Mrs. (Kate Bate- 
 man). 
 
 Dall, Caroline H. 
 
 Dascomb, Marianue P. 
 
 Dickinson, Anna E. 
 
 Dodge, Mary Abigail (Gail 
 Hamilton). 
 
 Eugenic (Empress of the 
 French). 
 
 Gage, Frances D. 
 
 Coldschmidt, Jenny Lind. 
 
 Grew, Mary. 
 
 Grimke, Aiigelina. 
 
 Grimke, .Sarah. 
 
 Hosmer, Harriet G. 
 
 Howe. Julia Ward. 
 
 Hunt, Harriet K. 
 
 Hutchinson, Abby. 
 
 Kean, Mrs. Ellen Tree. 
 Kelley, Abby. 
 Kellojjg, Clara Louisa. 
 Kemble, Frances Anne. 
 Lippincott, Mrs. (Grace 
 
 Greenwood). 
 Longshore, Hannah E. 
 Lozier, Clemence S. 
 Martiu, Mrs. Theodore 
 
 (Helen Faucit). 
 Mott, Lucretia. 
 Nichols, Mrs. C. I. H. 
 Nightingale, Florence. 
 Os.soIi, Margaret Fuller. 
 Partou, Mrs^ (Fanny Fei-n). 
 Phillips, Anne Greene. 
 Preston, Ann. 
 Ristori, Adelaide. 
 Rosa, Euphrosyno Parepa. 
 Severance, Caroline M. 
 Sigoumey, Lydia H. 
 Stanton, Elizabeth Cady. 
 Stone, Luc.v. 
 Stowe, Harriet Beecher. 
 Urso, Camilla. 
 Victoria, Queen of England. 
 AVillard, Emma. 
 
 Fairfaxes of England and America. Neill, 
 i:.l>- 1B68 3&-217 
 
 Giants and dwarfs. Wood, Edward J. 
 Lond., 1868 37—224 
 
 Half hours with the best letter- writers 
 
 and autobiographers. Knight, C. 2v. 23— 136 
 
 Biography— Collective Works— continued. 
 Hermits, The. Illus. Kingsley, C. Loud., 
 u. d 36—218 
 
 CONTBNTS. 
 
 Anchorites. Hermits, European. 
 
 Anthony, St. Hermits, Celtic. 
 
 Arsenius. Ifilarion. 
 
 Basil. Malo, St. 
 
 Columba, St. Paul, St. 
 
 Godric, St. Severinus, St. 
 
 Guthlac, St. Stylites, Simeon. 
 Hermits, Asiatic. 
 
 Heroes and hero-worship. Carlyle, T. 
 Loud., 1840 23—141 
 
 Knights of Malta. Vertot D'Aubcuf, 
 
 Renfi Aubert de. 1757 37—224 
 
 Martyrs of Spain and liberators of Hol- 
 land. Charles, Mrs. E. 1865 37—228 
 
 Memoirs of the loves of the poets. Bio- 
 graphical sketclies of women celebrated 
 in ancient and modern poetry. Jameson, 
 Jl/rs. A.M. 1866 37—228 
 
 Memories of many men and of some wo- 
 men during the last thirty years. Field, 
 M. B. N. Y., 1874 37—228 
 
 Monarchs retired from business. Doran, 
 
 Jolni. 1865 37—227 
 
 Novels and novelists of tlie eighteenth 
 century. Forsyth, William. 1871 37—227 
 
 Old portraits and modern sketches. Whit- 
 tier, J. G. 1850 37—224 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Baxter. Hopkins. Naylor. 
 
 Bunyan. Leggett Roberts. 
 
 Dinsmoi-e. Marvell. Rogers. 
 EUwood. 
 
 Personal sketches of his own times. 
 
 Barrington,;Si> Jonah. 1853 36—217 
 
 Pioneer motliers of the West. lUus. 
 
 Frost, J. 1875 37—227 
 
 Portrait gallery of eminent men and 
 
 women of Europe and America. Illus. 
 
 Duyckiuck, E. A. N. Y., n. d. 2 v 30—182 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 Adams, Mrs. Edgewortb, Miss. 
 
 Agassiz. V. 2. Eugenie, v. 2. 
 
 Albert, Prince, v. 2. Farada,y. v. 2. 
 
 Alexander II. v. 2. Farragijt. v. 2. 
 
 Arblay, Mme. d'. Franklin. 
 
 Austen, Miss. Frederick II. 
 
 Beecher, Rev. H. W. v. 2. Fry, Elizabeth. 
 
 Bismarck, v. 2. Fulton. 
 
 Bonheur, Rosa. v. 2. Garibaldi, v. 2. 
 
 Booth, Edwin, v. 2. Garrick. 
 
 Bremer, Miss. Gibbon. 
 
 Bright, John. v. 2. (rladstone. v. 2. 
 
 Bront6, Miss. v. 2. Goethe. 
 
 Brougham, Lord. Goldschraidt, Jenny Lind. 
 
 Browning, Mrs. v. 2. v. 2. 
 
 Bryant, v. 2. Goldsmith. 
 
 Burdett-Coutts, Baroness. Grant, H. S. 
 
 V. 2. Grattan. 
 
 Burke. Gnizot. v. 2. 
 
 Burns. Hemans, Mrs. 
 
 B.\Ton. Herschel. v. 2. 
 
 Cary, Alice, v. 2. Hosmer, Harriet, v. 2. 
 
 Calhoun, v. 2. Humboldt. 
 
 Cavour. v. 2. Irving, W. 
 
 Chalmers, v. 2. Jackson, A. 
 
 Cla,y. V. 2. Jackson, T.J. v. 2. 
 
 Cobden. v. 2. Jameson, Mrs. v. 2. 
 
 Cook, Eliza, v. 2. Jay, Mrs. John. 
 
 Corda.y, Charlotte. Jefferson. 
 
 Carran. Johnson, S. 
 Cushmjin, Charlotte, v. 2. Juarez, Benito, v. 2. 
 
 Dickens, v. 2. Judson, Mrs. E. C. v. 2. 
 
 Disraeli, t. 2. Kemble, J. P. 
 
BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 29 
 
 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 Biography — Collective Works — continued. 
 
 Kemblo, Mrs. v. 2. Peabody, George, v. 2. 
 
 Lafavette. Peel, Robert, 
 
 Laudon, Miss. v. 2. Pius IX. v. 2. 
 
 Lee. Robert E. v. 2. Powers, Hiram, v. 2. 
 
 Lieljijj, Barou. v. 2. Reynolds, Sir Joshua. 
 
 Lincoln, A. v. 2. Schiller. 
 
 Livin uston. v. 2. Scott. 
 
   Longfellow, v. 2. Sedgwick, Miss. v. 2. 
 
 Lytt'on, Lord. v. 2. Seward, W. H. v. 2. 
 
 >lacaulay. v. 2. Sherman, W. T. v. 2. 
 
 Madison, Mrs. Siddons, Mrs. 
 
 Mari<^ Antoinette. Sigoumey, Mrs. 
 
 Martinoau, Miss. v. 2. Somervilie, Mrs. v. 2. 
 
 Mitford, Miss. v. 2. Staiil, Madame de. 
 
 Moltke, Count von. Stephenson, George. 
 
 Moore, T. Stowe, Mrs. v. 2. 
 
 More, Hannah. Tennyson. • 
 
 Morgan, Lady. v. 2. Thackeray. 
 
 Morse, v. 2. Thiers. 
 
 Napoleon I. Victor Emanuel, v. 2. 
 
 Napoleon HI. v. 2. Victoria, v. 2. 
 
 Nelson. Washington, George. 
 Nightingale, Florence, v. 2. Washington, Martha. 
 
 O'Connell. v. 2. Webster, Daniel, v. 2. 
 
 Osgood, Mrs. V. 2. Wellington, Duke of. 
 Ossoli, Margaret Fuller, v. 2. William I of Germany. 
 Palmerston, Lord. v. 2. 
 
 Queens of society. Thompson, K. B. 
 
 Lond., 1872 37—225 
 
 Representative nion. Emerson, R. W. 
 
 Bost., 18f)l 37—228 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 Goethe. Napoleon. Shakspeare. 
 
 Montaigne. Plato. Swedeuborg. 
 
 Stories of sncceH,s a.s illustrated by the 
 lives of hnmble men who have made 
 themselves great. Cobb, James 1-'. 
 N. Y., n. d 22—129 
 
 Trappersof New York; biographyof Nich- 
 olas Stoner and Nathaniel Foster. Illus. 
 Simms, J. R. 1871 36—220 
 
 Ttwo chancellors: Gortchakoff and Bi.s- 
 
 marck. Klaczko, J. 1876 37—223 
 
 ■Wits and beaux of society. 111ns. Whar- 
 ton, Grace and Philip. 1871 37-221 
 
 Women of Israel. A<;uilar, Grace. 1871. 37 — 224 
 
 World-noted \vomen. Illus. Clarke, 
 Mary Cowdon. N. Y., 1857 37—226 
 
 Yesterdays with authors. Fields, J. T. 
 
 1872 36—220 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Dickens. Mitford. Thackeray. 
 
 Hawthorne. Pope. Wordsworth. 
 
 Naval. 
 
 Living officers of the United States Navy, 
 Records of. Hamersly, L. R. Phila., 
 1878 37—227 
 
 Royal naval biography. Marshall, J., 
 
 Lieut. 1823-'30. 12 v 37—227 
 
 Orators. 
 
 Orators of the age. Francis, G. H. N. Y., 
 
 1847 37—227 
 
 Royal. 
 
 Lives of the queens of England from the 
 
 Norman conquest. Strickland, A. 1871. 
 
 8v 37—225 
 
 Lives of the qneens of England of the 
 
 house of Hanover. Doran, John. 1865. 
 
 2v 37—225 
 
 Biography — Collective Works— continued. 
 
 Lives of the queens of Scotland. Strick- 
 land, A. 1853-'59. 8v 37—225 
 
 Monarchs retired from business. Doran, 
 J. 1865. 2v 37—227 
 
 BIOGRAPHY.- PART 2: INDIVIDUAL. 
 
 Adams, John (2rf Pies, of the U. S., I). 1735, 
 
 d. 182S). 
 Life; diary; autobiography. ( TFori-s, v. 1-3) . 22 — 135 
 
 Letters, with those of his wife. 
 
 Ed. by C. F. Adams. 1876 37—223 
 
 See, also, Judson's lives of the signers of the Declaration 
 of Independence. (36 — 219.) 
 
 Adams, Mrs. Jolni (roi/e of President, J. 
 
 1744, d. 1818). 
 Letters. With a memoir, by C. F. 
 
 Adams. 1848. 2v 37—223 
 
 Same. 1 v. 1876 37-323 
 
 See, also, HoUoway, L. C. Ladies of the White House. 
 
 (37—226.) 
 
 Adams, Mrs. John Quincy (wife of Gth 
 
 Pres. of U.S.). 
 
 In Holloway's Ladies of the White Jlouse 37 — 226 
 
 Addison, Joseph (Engl, essayist and poet, 
 
 h. 1672, rf. 1719). 
 
 Johnson's lives of the poets, v. 8 of Works . 21 — 125 
 
 Taiue(H. A.) History of English literature. 15 — 92 
 
 Thackeray (W.M.) English humorists 40 — 244 
 
 Akenside, Mark (Engl, poet, b. 1721, d. 
 1770). 
 
 Johnson (S.) Lives, &c 21 125 
 
 - — — Lifeof. {In his Poetical works) 10—100 
 
 Albert (prince consort of England, h. 1819, 
 
 d. 1861). 
 Martin (Theodore).- Lifeof. 1875- 
 
 '79. 5v 37—223 
 
 Gladstone (W. E.) (In Gleanings of past 
 
 years, v. 1) 45—275 
 
 Alexander, Wm. (Earl of Stirling, maj. 
 
 gen., Amer. rev., b. 1726, d. 1783). 
 
 Duer(W. A.) Lifeof. 1847 37—223 
 
 Alfieri, Vittorio (r<a?. poet, b. 1749, d. 1803). 
 
 Howells (W. D.) Life of. 1877. .. 36—219 
 
 Allen, Ethan (Amer. rev. patriot, b. 17:38, 
 
 d. 1789). 
 Sparks (J.) Life of. (In his Amer. biogr., 
 
 V. 1) 36—220 
 
 Anson, G. (English naval officer, b. 1697, d. 
 
 1762). 
 
 Barrow (Juo.) Lifeof. 1839 37—222 
 
 Arnold, Benedict (Amer. gen. and traitor, 
 
 b. 1740, d. 1801). 
 Sparks (J.) Life of. {In his Amer. biogr., 
 
 V. 3) 36—220 
 
 Arnold, Thos. (master of llagby School, b. 
 
 179.5, d. 1842). 
 
 Stanley (A. P.) Life and corre- 
 spondence of. 2 V. 1877 37 — ^223 
 
 Auerbach, Berthold (German novelist, b. 
 
 1812). 
 Taylor (Bayard). Biographical sketch of (as 
 
 preface to "The Villa on the Rhine") 1 5 
 
BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 30 
 
 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 Biography— Individual — continued. 
 Austen, Miss Jano (Engl, novelist, b. 1775, 
 
 d. 1817). 
 
 Leigh (J. E. A.) Memoir of. 1872. 1— 5 
 
 Thackeray, Miss A. I. ToUers and Spinsters, 
 
 PP- 35-72 23—141 
 
 Bacon, Francis {Engl, philosopher, b. 1560, 
 
 d. 1620). 
 
 Campbell (J., iord). Lives, &c. v. 2 86—218 
 
 Bacon, Nathl. (insurreetionist in I'a., b. 
 
 1630, d. 1677). 
 "Ware CW.) Life of. (Sparks' Amer. hiogr,, 
 
 T. 13) 36—220 
 
 Barbour, Jolin (Scotch poet, d. 1395). 
 Jamieson (John) . Momoii- of his life by, with 
 
 poem entitled "Bruce" 16 97 
 
 .Barham, Richard Harris (Engl, humorist, 
 
 b. 1788, d. 1845). 
 
 Life and letters of. (Bric-a-brac 
 
 series.) 1875 J6— 218 
 
 Barneveldt, Jan van Olden (Dutch states- 
 man, b. 1547, d. 1619). 
 
 Motley (J. L.) Life and death of. 
 
 2v. 1874 37—223 
 
 Barney, J. (Amer. naval officer, I. 1759, d. 
 1818). 
 
 Biographical memoir. Ed. by M. 
 
 Barney. 1832 37—223 
 
 Beatrice, Portinari (Dante's Beatrice, d. 
 1290?). 
 
 Janieson(A.) Loves of the poets, pp. 87-107. 37—228 
 
 Beaumarcbais, P. A. C. de ( French dram- 
 atist and wit, b. 1732, d. 1799). 
 
 Lomdiiie (L. de). Beaumarchais 
 
 and his times. 1856. 4 v 37—223 
 
 Beaumont, Francis (Engl, dramatist and 
 poet, b. 1585, d. 1615). - 
 
 Biographical notice. (In. Keltie's British 
 
 Dramatists) 17 — 104 
 
 Beethoven, Ludwig von (German musical 
 composer, b. 1770, d. 1827). 
 
 Letters (1790-1826). Tr. by Lady 
 
 Wallace. 1867. 2v 37—223 
 
 Bion (Greeli poet, about 285 B. C). 
 
 Symonds(J. A.) Greek poets. 1880. v. 2.. 15—91 
 
 Biograpbicill sketcli of (loith Hesiod) 16 — 97 
 
 Bismarck-Schonhausen, Karl Otto, /urst 
 
 von (Prussian statesman, b. 1813). 
 Busch (Moritz). Bisra.'irclc in the 
 
 Franco-German war. n.d 43 — 866 
 
 KJaczks (Julian). {In Two chancellors.) 
 
 1876 37—223 
 
 Tuttle (Herbert). (In German political 
 
 leaders.) 1876 36—218 
 
 Bolivar, Simon (South Amer. liberator, b. 
 
 1783, d. 1830). 
 Halstein(H. L. V. D.) Memoirs of. 
 
 1830. 2v 37—223 
 
 Bonaparte, family. 
 
 See in this class names of individual members of the fam- 
 ily, as Napoleon I, &c. 
 
 Boone, Daniel (Kentucky pioneer, b. 1735, 
 
 d. 1822). 
 Peck (J. M.) Life of. (Sparks' Amer.biogr., 
 
 v. 23) 36—129 
 
 Biography— Individual— continued. 
 Bourbon, family. 
 
 See in this class names of individual members of the fam- 
 ily; also, various histories of France. 
 
 Brainerd, David (missionary to the In- 
 dians, b. 1718, d. 1747). 
 
 Sparks (J.) Life of. (In his Amer. biogr., 
 
 ^- 8) 36—220 
 
 Brant, Joseph, "Thayendanega" (Mohawk 
 
 cAif/,6. 1742,(7. 1807). 
 
 Stone(\V.L.) Lifeof. 1836. 2v. 39—241 
 
 Brewster, William (yilgrim father, b. 15G0, 
 
 rf.*1644). 
 Steele (A. ) Chief of the pilgrims ; 
 
 or, the life and time of. 1857 39—241 
 
 Bronte, Charlotte, "Currer Bell" (Engl. 
 
 novelist, b. 1816, d. 1855). 
 
 Gaskell (Mrs. ) Life of. 1868 39—241 
 
 Eeid(T. W.) Lifeof. 1877 39—241 
 
 BroTJvn, Charles Brockden (Amer. novelist, 
 
 b. 1771, d. 1810). 
 
 Prescott(W. H.) (Sparks' Amer. bicgr., v. 1) . 36—220 
 
 Browning, Elizabeth Barrett (Engl, poet- 
 ess, b. 1807, d. 1861). 
 Memorial of (with her last poems, 
 
 byT. Tilton) '. 16—100 
 
   Stedman (E. C.) (In Victorian poets, pp. 
 
 114-150) 23—139 
 
 Browning, Robert (Engl, poet, b. 1812). 
 Stedman (E. C.) (In Victorian poets, pp. 
 
 293,342) 23-139 
 
 Buckingham, J. T. (of Boston, Mass., b. 
 
 1779, (?. 1861). 
 Personal memoirs and recollections 
 
 of editorial life. 2 v. 1852 39—241 
 
 Bunsen, Frances (baroness, b. 1791, d. 1876). 
 Hare ( A. J. C. ) Life and letters of. 
 
 1879 39-241 
 
 Bunyan, J. (b. 1628, d. 1688). 
 
 Southey(R.) Lifeof. 1849 39—236 
 
 Philip (Robert). Lifeof. (TTrt/i Pilgrim's 
 
 progress 1851) 14—85 
 
 Buonarotti, Michael Angelo (Ital. painter, 
 sculptor, architect, and poet, b. 1474, d. 
 1564). 
 
 Grimm ( 11. ) Life of. Tr. by F. E. 
 
 Burnett. 1845. 2v 37—223 
 
 Jameson (Jfr«. A.) Early Italian painters.. 15 — 90 
 
 Burke, Edmund (British statesman and pol- 
 itician, b. 1730, d. 1797). 
 
 Croly (G.) A memoir of the life of, 
 
 with extracts from his writings. 1840. 
 
 2 V 39—141 
 
 Morley (J.) Burke. (Engl, men of 
 
 letters series) 37 — 228 
 
 Prior (James). Life and character 
 
 of. 1854. 2v 39—240 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) Friendship of books. 1874. 23—138 
 
 Taylor (W.C.) Mmlern British Plutarch. . 37—228 
 
 Bums, Robert (Scotch poet, b. 1749, d. 1796). 
 Cunningham (Allen). Life of, with 
 
 poems 16—100 
 
 Shairi) (Principal). Burns. (Engl. 
 
 men of letters series) 37 — ^228 
 
BIOGEAPHY. 
 
 31 
 
 BIOGEAPHY. 
 
 Biography — Individual — continncd. 
 Wilson (J. ) Genius and character 
 
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 Burr, Aaron (3rf Vice-I'res. of C S., h. 1756, 
 
 d. 1836). 
 Davi8(M. L.) Private journal (luring 
 
 his residence in Europe, with selections 
 
 from his correspondence. 1856. 2v... 39 — 241 
 Davis (M.L.) Memoirs of 18.''>8. 2 v. 39—240 
 
 Parton (J.) Life and times of. 
 
 1872. 2v 39—240 
 
 Butler, Joseph (Evgl. bp. and author of 
 
 Analogy of religion, b. 1G92, d. 1752). 
 
 CollinsCW.I..) Butler. Phila.,188]. 39—240 
 
 Byron, Anna Isabella Millbauke (Lady). 
 
 Stowe (H. B.) Lady Byron vin- 
 dicated. 1870 39—240 
 
 Byron, George Gordon Noel, Lord {Engl, 
 poet, b.l78S,d.lS24). 
 
 Lifoof. ( Jn V. 1 0/ Works) 16—100 
 
 Moore (Thomas). Letters and jour- 
 nals of 1875 39—239 
 
 Moore (Thomas). Personal remi- 
 niscences of. {Iiric-d,-bra(! series.) 1875. 36 — 218 
 
 Caesar, Cains Julius {Hainan general, histo- 
 rian., dictator, and jurist, b. 100, d. 44 B. C). 
 
 Froude (J. A.) Ciesar: a sketch. 
 
 1879 39—240 
 
 Napoleon in. History of v. 1-2. 39— 240 
 
 Note. — The standard works upon C.Tsar and liis opoch are 
 Merivale's liistory of the Komans and Momnisen's his- 
 tory of Rome. 
 
 Caesars, The twelve. 
 
 DeQuincey(T.) TheCiPsars. 1858. 39—240 
 
 Calderon de la Barca, Pedro {Spanish 
 
 dramatist and poet. b. 1601 , d. 1687). 
 Hasell(E. J.) Calderon. {Foreign 
 
 elassics series) 36 — 217 
 
 Calvert, Leonard {Istgor. ofMd., b. 1585, d. 
 
 1647). 
 Buniap (G. W.) Life of. (Sparks' 'Amer. 
 
 biogr., V. 19) 36—219 
 
 Campbell, Thomas {Brit, poet and critic, b. 
 
 1777,(1.1844). 
 
 Biographical sketch, with works.. 16 — 99 
 
 Canning, George {Brit, statesman and ora- 
 
 (or, 6. 1770, (M 827). 
 
 Bell(R.) Life of. 1846 39—239 
 
 Carlyle, Thomas {Brit, essayist, historian, 
 
 and philosopher, h. 1795, (?. 1881). 
 Guernsey (A. H.) Life, books, and 
 
 theories of N. Y. , 1879 39—239 
 
 Bayno- (P.) In Lessons from my masters. 
 
 1879 23—138 
 
 Lowell (J. It.) /»i My study windows. 1871. 23—138 
 
 Gary, Alice {Amer. novelist and i>oetcss, b. 
 
 1820, d. 1870), and Caky, Phoebe {poetess, 
 
 b. 1824, d. 1871). 
 
 Ame8(M. C.) Memorials of 1873.16—99 
 
 Catherine 11 {Empress of Russia, b. 1729, 
 
 d. 1796). 
 Memoirs. Written by herself. With 
 
 a preface by A . Herzen. 1859 39—239 
 
 Biography — Individual — continued. 
 Cervantes, Saavedra Miguel de {S2>ani8h 
 noveUat and poet, b. 1547, (/. 1616). 
 
 Oliphant {Mrs. M. O. W.) u. d. 
 
 ( Foreign eJassies for English readers) 36 — 217 
 
 Chambers, R. (Scottish author and publisher, 
 
 b. 1802, d. 1870). 
 
 Chambers (W.) Memoirs of. 1872. 39—239 
 
 Chambers, W. (Scottish writer and publisher, 
 
 b. 1800). 
 Autobiographic reminiscences. ( With his 
 
 Memoir of K. Chambers. 1812) 39—239 
 
 Chandler, Zachariah (Amer. politician, b. 
 
 1813, d. 1879). 
 
 Life and public services. 1880 39—239 
 
 Charles I (King of England, b. 1600, d. 
 
 1649). 
 W^arwick (Sir V.) Memoirs of the 
 
 reign of 1701 46—282 
 
 Disraeli (J.) Commentaries on life 
 
 and reign of. 1828-'31. 5 v 45—276 
 
 See, also, Histories of England. 
 Charles V (Emperor of Germany, King of 
 
 Spain, b. 1500, d. 1558). 
 
 Stirling (W.) Cloister life of 
 
 1853 39—239 
 
 Robertson (W.) History of the 
 
 reign of 1839 34—204 
 
 Charles XII (A'i«<7 of Sweden, b. 1682, d. 
 
 1718). 
 Voltaire (F. M. A. do). History of. 
 
 1732 39—239 
 
 Charles ((fteiioW, duke of Burgundy, b. 1433, 
 
 d. 1477). 
 
 Kirk (J. F.) History of. 1864-'68. 3t 47-290 
 
 Charles Ed'ward Stuart (tlie young pre- 
 tender, b. 1720, d. 1788). 
 Jesse (J. H.) Memoirs of the pretenders. 
 
 1846. T.l 37—224 
 
 Chase, Salmon Portland (Amer. statesman 
 
 and lawyer, b. 1808, d. 1873). 
 Warden (R. B.) Private life and 
 
 public services of 1874 39—239 
 
 Schuckers (J. W.) Life and pub- 
 lic services of. With eulogy by W. M. 
 Evarts. 1874 39—239 
 
 Chatterton, Thomas (Engl, poet, b. 1752, 
 d. 1770). 
 
 Sketch of life. (With his Voema. 1857).... 16—99 
 
 Chaucer, Geoffrey (Engl, poet, b. 1340 (?), 
 d. 1400). 
 
 Ward (A. W.) Chaucer. (Engl. 
 
 men of letters series) 37 — 228 
 
 — Lowell (J. E.) My study windows. 1871. 23—139 
 
 Christ. See Biblical and religious litera- 
 ture. 
 Churchill, John, duke of Marlborough (Brit, 
 general, b. 1650, d. 1722). 
 
 Alison (A.) Military life of. 1848.41—252 
 
 Coxe(W.) Life of 1847-'48 41—252 
 
 Churchill, (^harles (Engl, satiric poet, b. 
 
 1731, d. 1764). 
 Life. (Tri(A Works. 1864) 16—99 
 
BIOGEAPHY. 
 
 32 
 
 BIOGEAPHY. 
 
 Biography — Individual — continued. 
 Churchill, Sarali Jenning {Diieheas of 
 Marlboroiiffh, h. 1600, d. 1744). 
 
 Thomson (Mrs. K. B.) Memoirs 
 
 of. 1839. 2v 41—252 
 
 Cicero, MarcnsTnllius ( 7?omnH orator, slates- 
 man, and philosopher, b. 106, d. 43 B. C). 
 Forsyth (W.) Life of. 1805. 2r 39—238 
 
 Do Quincey (T.) Historical essays, v. 2, 
 
 pp. 1-61 21—126 
 
 Plutarch's lives, v. 5 37—225 
 
 Clay, Henry (Amer. statesman, i. 1777, d. 
 
 1852). 
 Colton, Calvin. Life and times of. 
 
 5 V 22—135 
 
 Clinton, De Witt (gov. of State of 2^^ew 
 
 York, b. 1769, d. 1828). 
 
 Reuwick(J.) Life of. 1840 39—238 
 
 Cobden, Ricliaid (Engl, statesman and free- 
 trader, b. 1804, d. 1865). 
 
 McGilchrist (J.) Biography of. 
 
 1865 39—238 
 
 Coke, Sir E. (Engl, lawyer, b. 1549, d. 1634). 
 
 Campbell (J., Lord). Chief justices of En- 
 gland. V. 1 37—228 
 
 Woolrych (H.W.) Life of. 1826.39—238 
 
 Coleridge, Sarah (daughter of S. T. Cole- 
 ridge, b. 1803, d. 18,52). 
 
 Memoirs and letters of. Edited by 
 
 her daughter. 1874 39-238 
 
 Collins, William (Engl, poet, b. 1720, d. 
 1759). 
 
 Memoir of, by Sir Nicholas Harris, prefixed 
 
 to Works. 1865 16—98 
 
 Columbus, Christopher (discorerer o/^me?'- 
 tcfl, 6. 1416, (f. 1506). 
 
 Select letters relating to his four 
 
 voyages to the new vrorld. 1847 39—237 
 
 Irving (W.) Life and voyages of. 
 
 1855. 3v 39—238 
 
 Confucius (Chinese philosophei-). 
 
 Legge (J. ) Life and teachings of. 
 
 1874 39—238 
 
 Cooper, James F. (Amei: novelist, h. 1789, 
 
 d. 1851). 
 Bryant (W. C.) Discourse on life, &c., of. 
 
 ( With rrecaution.) See Fiction. 
 Corneille, P. (French dramatic poet, b. 1606, 
 
 d. 1684). 
 Guizot(F.) Corneille and his times. 
 
 1852 39—238 
 
 Cortes, Hernando (Spanish conquei-or of 
 
 Mexico, ft. 1485, rf. 1.554). 
 Di.spatches to the emperor Charles 
 
 V. Tr. by O. Folsom. 1843 48—297 
 
 Cowper, Williara (Engl, poet and letter 
 
 writer, b. 1731, d. 180U). 
 
 Letters, with works 39 — 237 
 
 Southey(K.) Life of ( WorJ-«, v. 1, 2, 3).... 39—237 
 
 Cramuer, Thomas (Archb. of Canterbury, 
 
 b. 1489, d. 1556). 
 LoBas(C.W.) Lifeof. 1833. 2v. 39—237 
 
 Consult, also, histories of Lingard, Macaulay, and Froude 
 for estimates of his character. 
 
 Biography — Individual — continued. 
 
 Cronnvell, Oliver (lord protector of the com- 
 
 monwcallh of England, ft. 1,509, d. 1658). 
 
 Guizot(F.P.G.) History of. 18.54. 
 
 2v 39—237 
 
 Letters and speeches: with elucida- 
 tions by T. Carly le. 1845. 2 v 39—236 
 
 Same. 1871. 2v 39-237 
 
 — Southey (R.) Lifeof. 1852 39—236 
 
 Lamartine, A. de. (In Memoirs of celebrated 
 
 characters, v. 2) 36—217 
 
 Cumberland, R. (Engl, dramatic author and 
 essayist, ft. 1732, f7. 1811). 
 
 Memoirs of, written by himself. 
 
 1806 39—236 
 
 Cushman, Charlotte (Jmcr. actress, ft. 1816, 
 d. 1876). 
 
 Stebbins (Emma). Letters and me- 
 moirs of. 1878 
 
 Custer, G. A. (Amer. general, b. 1839, d. 1876). 
 
 Whittaker(F.) A complete life of . 39—236 
 
 Dante, Alighicri (Italian poet, ft. 1265, d. 
 1381). 
 
 Oliphant (Jlfj-s. M. O.W.) Dante. 
 
 , (Foreign classics series.) Phila. n. d... 39 — ^236 
 Lander (W. S.) Imaginary conversations. 
 
 4th series 23 — 136 
 
 Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. "W.) Foreign classics 
 
 for English readers. Phila. n. d 36 — 217 
 
 Oliphant (J/rs.) Makcrsof Florence, pp. 1-71. 37—228 
 
 Smith (J. C.) Miscellanies, old and new... 23 — 138 
 
 Davidson, L. M. (Amer. poetess, ft. 1808, d. 
 
 1825). 
 Sedgwick (C. M.) Biography of (Sparks' 
 
 Amer. bingr., v. 7) 36—220 
 
 Davie, W. R. (Amer. lawyer and officei; ft. 
 
 1756, d. 1820). 
 Huhhard (F. M.) Lifeof. (Sparks' Amer. 
 
 biogr., v. 25) 36—219 
 
 Decatur, Stephen (commodore U. S. N., ft. 
 
 1779, d. 1820). 
 Mackenzie (A. S.) Lifeof (Sparks' Amer. 
 
 biogr.,\-. 21) 36—219 
 
 De Foe, Daniel (Engl, novelist and writer on 
 
 political and social subjects, 6. 1661, d. 
 
 1731). 
 Chalmers (O.) Lifeof. 1841 21—126 
 
 Miuto (W.) Defoe. (Engl, men of 
 
 letters series) 37 — 228 
 
 Descartes, Ren6 (Fr. philosopher, ft. 1596, 
 
 d. 1650). 
 Mahafly (J. P.) Descartes. (Btack^rood's 
 
 phil. classies for Kngl. readers) 39 — 235 
 
 Dickens, Charles (Engl, novelist and essay- 
 ist, ft. 1812, d. 1870). 
 Field (K.) Pen photographs of his 
 
 rea<lings. 1871 22—130 
 
 Forster(J.) Lifeof. 1872. 3v.... 39—235 
 
 Stoddard (R. H.) Anecdote biographies, 1874. 
 
 (Bricabrac series, v.2) 36 — 218 
 
 Letters of. Ed. by his sister-in-law 
 
 and eldest daughter. 1879. 2v 39—235 
 
 Donne, John, D. D. (Engl, poet, ft. 1573, d. 
 
 1613). 
 Lifoof, (ITttA Ai« Works. 1864) 16—98 
 
BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 33 
 
 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 Biography — Individual — continued. 
 Dryden, John {Engl, poet and dramatist, b. 
 
 leiiO, (/. 1700). 
 
 Macaulay (T. B.) Essays 23—142 
 
 Mitfoid (Jtev. John). Lifii of. (Dryden's 
 
 ir<.rt«, v.l) 16— 98 
 
 Jolinson(S.) Lives, &c., v. 1 21-125 
 
 Lowell (J. K.) Among my books 23—139 
 
 Dumas, A. {French novelist, h. 1803, d. 1870). 
 Fitzgerald (Percy). Life and ad- 
 ventures of. 1873. 2v 39—23.'') 
 
 D'vyight, Timothy (jVeic England divine, b. 
 
 1752, d. 1817). 
 Sprague (W. B.) Life of. {Sparks' Amer. 
 
 Uogr., -7.14) 36—219 
 
 £jd\7ards, Jonathan (Amer. metaphysician 
 
 and Calvinistic divine, b. 1703, d. 1758). 
 Miller (S.) Life of. {Sparks' ATner. biogr., 
 
 V. 8) 36—220 
 
 Zildon, John Scott (Lord, Engl, chancellor, 
 
 b. 1751, d. 1838). • 
 Twiss (H.) Public and private life 
 
 of. 1844. 2v 41—248 
 
 Eliot, John {apostle to the Amer. Indians, b. 
 
 1604, d. 1689). 
 Francis (C.) Life of. (Sparks' Amer. biogr., 
 
 V.5) 30—220 
 
 Ellery, William {Amer. rev. patriot, b. 
 
 1727, (J. 1820). 
 Clianning (E. T.) Life of. (Sparks' Amer. 
 
 biogr., y. 6) 36—220 
 
 Everett, Edward {Amer. orator, scholar, 
 and statesman, b. 1794, d. 1865). 
 
 Orations and speeches on various 
 
 occasions. 1850-'59. 3 v 22—134 
 
 Falconer, AVilliam {Scotch poet, b. about 
 1736, d. about 1769). 
 
 Mitford (Kec. J.) Life of, with works 16— 98 
 
 Faraday, Michael {Engl, chemist and phys- 
 icist, b. 1791, d. 1867). 
 
 Tyndall (J.) Faraday as a discov- 
 erer. 1873 39—235 
 
 Farragut, David Glasgow {Admiral U. S. 
 N., b. 1801, d. 1870). 
 
 Farragut (Loyall). Life of. 1879. 39—235 
 
 Fenelon, Franf ois de Salignac de la Mothe 
 {archb. of Cambray, French prelate and 
 author, b. 1651, d. 1715). 
 
 Lamartine {A. do). Celebrated characters, 
 
 T. 2 36—217 
 
 Life of. (!« At« Works, V. 1) 21—123 
 
 Ferdinand V {King of Spain, b. 1452, d. 
 
 1516) and Isabella {b. 1451, d. 1504). 
 Prcscott (W. H.) History of the 
 
 reignof 3v 40—246 
 
 Fitch, John {Amer. inventor, b. 1743, d. 
 
 1798). 
 Whittlesey (J.) Life of. (Sparks' Amer. 
 
 biogr., v. 16) 36—219 
 
 Forrest, Edwin {Amer. tragedian, b. 1806, 
 
 d. 1872). 
 Recs (J.) Life of. 1874 40—246 
 
 5 
 
 Biography — Individual — continued. 
 Foster, John {Engl, philosophical essayist, 
 
 b. 1770, d. 1843). 
 Life and 'corresi«)ndenco of. Ry- 
 
 land, J.E.,«/. 1851. 2v 40—246 
 
 Fouche, Joseph, Dale of Otranto {French 
 
 statesman and minister of police, b. 1763, d. 
 
 1820). 
 
 Memoirs of. 1825 40—246 
 
 Francis I {King of France, b. 1494, d. 1547). 
 
 Pardee (J.) Court and reign of. 
 
 1849. 2v 36—217 
 
 Francis, Sir Philip {Jhit. statesman and 
 probable author of ^^ Letters of Junius," b. 
 1740, d. 1818). 
 
 Barker(E. H.) Claimsof Sir Philip 
 
 Francis to the authorship of Junius dis- 
 proved. 1828 40—242 
 
 Jacques (John). History of Junius 
 
 and his'works. 1843 40—242 
 
 See, also, Junius. 
 Franklin, Benjamin {Anter. statesman, 
 economist, natural philosopher, and moral- 
 ist, b. 1706, (?. 1790). 
 
 Parton ( Jas. ) Life of. 1664 40—246 
 
 Brougham (H.) iord. Statesmen, &c., v. 1. . 36—218 
 
 JcflTrey (F.) Essays. 1854 23—142 
 
 .Ttidson (L. C.) Lives of the signers 36 — 219 
 
 Sl)arks(J.) Works of. 1840. 10 v 22—134 
 
 Frederick II {the Great, King of Prussia, b. 
 1712, d. 17t^6). 
 
 Campbell (Thomas). Court and 
 
 times of 1842 40—246 
 
 Carlyle(T.) History of. 1863-'71. 
 
 6v '. 40—246 
 
 Dover (Xor(J). Life of. 1832. 2 v.. 40—245 
 
 liiougham (II.) />or((. Statesmen, &c., v. 1 36—218 
 
 M,icaulay (T. B.) Essays 23—142 
 
 Frederica, Sophia Wilhelmina {Margra- 
 vine of Baireuth, sister of Frederick II of 
 Prussia, b. 1709, d. 1758). 
 
 Memoirs of. Howells, W. D. , frf. . . 36—219 
 
 Fulton, Robert {Amer. painter, inventor, in-, 
 trodaccr of the steamboat, b. 1765, d. 1815). 
 
 Golden (CD.) Life of. 1817 40—245 
 
 Gardiner, Col. James {b. 1688, killed at 
 Preston Pans in 1745). 
 
 Doddridge (P.) Some remarkable 
 
 passages in the life of. 1792 40—245 
 
 Garrick, David {Engl, actor and dramatist, 
 b. 1716, d. 1779). 
 
 Private correspondence. 1831. 2 v. 38 — 229 
 
 Gay, John {Engl, poet and drama list, b. 1688, 
 d. 1732). 
 
 Johnson (S.) Lives of English poets, v. 4 . . 21 — 125 
 
 Thackeray (W.M.) English humorists ... 40—245 
 
 George IV (King of England, b. 1762, d. 
 1830). 
 
 Greville (C. C. F.) The Greville 
 
 memoirs. 1875. 2v 45 — 274 
 
 Same. (Bric-a-brac series) 36 — 218 
 
 Brougham (H.) Lord. Statesmen, &c., v. 2. . 36—218 
 
 Thackeray (W. M.) The four Georges. 
 
 1869 40—245 
 
BIOGEAPHY. 
 
 34 
 
 BIOGEAPHY. 
 
 Biography — Individual— coutiuucd. 
 Georges (The four; kiugs of Euglaud). 
 (ieorgiau era; memoirs of eminent 
 
 persons in Great Britain. 4v 36 — 217 
 
 Thackeray (W. M.) The four 
 
 Georges. 1869 40—245 
 
 Oerry, K. {Amer. statesman, b. 1744, d. 1814). 
 
 Austin (J. T.) Life of. 1828. 2 v. 40—245 
 
 Gibbon, Edward (I'Jngl. historian, b. 1737, 
 
 d. 1794). 
 Morison (J. C.) Gibbon. (Engl. 
 
 men of letters series) 37 — ^22S 
 
 Brougbam (H.) Lord. Men of letters, &c.. 37—228 
 
 Memoirs of. Howclls, "W. D., ed. 1877 36—219 
 
 Liiwrence (E.) Lives of the British histo- 
 
 rians, V. 2 36 — 217 
 
 Goethe, Johann Wolfgang vou (German 
 poet, dramatist, and scientist, h. 1749, d. 
 1832). 
 Boyesen (H. H. ) Goethe and Schil- 
 ler. 1879 40—245 
 
 Hay ward (A.) Goethe. (Foreign 
 
 classics series) 36 — 217 
 
 Lewes(G.H.) Lifeof. 1875 40—245 
 
 Oxenford (J.) Autobiograjihy of. 
 
 1868-71. 2v 40—245 
 
 Carlyle (T.) Essays 23—142 
 
 De Quincey (T.) Biographical essays, pp. 
 
 227-261 21—126 
 
 Emerson (R. W.) Goethe. (In Eep. men) . 37—228 
 
 Gostwick (J.) and Harrison (E.) Outlines 
 
 of German literature 15 — 92 
 
 Huttou (R. H.) Essays, pp. 1-97 23—141 
 
 See, also, Blactwood's magazine, v. 112, 1872. 
 
 Jn Fiction, see two of Miihlbach's novels — "Old Fritz," 
 and "Goethe and Schiller." 
 
 Ooldoni, Carlo (Ital. comic dramatist, b. 
 
 1707, d. 1793). 
 Memoirs. Tr. by J. Black. Ed. 
 
 by W. D. Howells, 1877 36—219 
 
 Goldsmith, Oliver (IMt. poet, essayist, and 
 
 misc. vyriter, h. 1728, d. 1774). 
 
 Black (William). Goldsmith. 
 
 (Engl, men of letters series) 37 — 228 
 
 Irving (W.) Life of. 1853 40—245 
 
 l)e Quincey (T.) Essays on the poets, pp. 
 
 99-145 21—126 
 
 Forsyth (William). Kovels and novelists.. 37—227 
 
 Georgian era, v. 3, pp. 351-354 36 — 217 
 
 Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians, 
 
 V. 2 36—217 
 
 Thackeray (W. M.) English humorists. 
 
 pp. 326-362 40—245 
 
 Waller (J. F.) Life of. ( With hie Works) . 21—125 
 
 Gordon, William (viscount Kenmure, d. 
 
 1716). 
 Thomson (K. B.) 
 
 Memoirs of the Jacobites, 
 
 V. 2 37—228 
 
 Gorton, Samuel (first settler of Warwick, B. 
 I., b. 1600, d. 1677). 
 
 Mackie (J. M.) Life of. (Sparks' Amer. 
 
 biogr., v. 15) 36—219 
 
 Gough, J. B. (Amer. temperance lecturer, b. 
 1817). 
 
 Autobiography and jersonal recol- 
 lections of. 1869 40 ^245 
 
 Biography— Individual — continued. 
 Graham, Catherine, formerly Mrs. Ma- 
 
 caulay (Enyl. authoress, b. 1733, d. 1791). 
 Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians, 
 
 V- 2 36—217 
 
 Grammont, Philibert, comte de (French wit 
 and courtier, h. 1621, d. 1707). 
 
 Tliomsou IK. li.) Wits and beaux of so- 
 ciety, pp. 41-79 37—224 
 
 Grant, U. S. (Amei: gen. during civil war 
 o/1861-'65, and ISth Pres. of the U. S., b. 
 1822). 
 
 Badeau (A.) Military history of. 
 
 1868 40—245 
 
 Coppee (H.) Grant and his cam- 
 paigns. 1866 40—245 
 
 Howland (E.) Grant as a soldier 
 
 and statesman. 1868 40 — 245 
 
 Granville, George (Engl, statesman, poet, 
 and corn-tier, b. 1667, d. 1735). 
 
 Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 2 21—125 
 
 Granville (Granville George Leveson 
 Gower, 2(/ eurl, b. 1815). 
 
 Higginson (T. W.) Engl, statesmen. 1875. 36—218 
 
 Graydon, Alexander (of Pa., Amer. rev. 
 officer, b. 1752, d. 1818). 
 
 Memoirs of his own time. 1846. .. 40—245 
 
 Greeley, Horace (Amer. journalist and re- 
 former, b. 1811, d. 1872). 
 
 Ingersoll (L. D.) Life of. 1873. .. 
 
 Eecollectionsof a busy life. 1868.. 
 
 Greene, Nathl. (Amer. maj. gen. in rev. war, 
 b. 1742, d. 1783). 
 
 Bancroft (G.) History of United States, 
 
 40—246 
 40—245 
 
 V. 9, pp. 180-195 4^-303 
 
 Caldwell (C.) Memoirs of the life 
 
 and campaigns of. 1819 40 — 245 
 
 Greene (G. W.) Life of. (Sparks' 
 
 Amer. biogr., v. 20) 36 — 219 
 
 Grimaldi, Joseph (Engl, clown, b. 1779, d. 
 
 1837). 
 
 Memoirs. Edited by "Boz" (C. 
 
 Dickens). Lond., 18.38 3—16 
 
 Gu^rJn, Eugenie de (French lady, b. 1805, 
 
 d. 1848). 
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 Gustavus Adolphus n (the Great; Pro- 
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BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 35 
 
 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 Biography — Individual— continued. 
 
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 *S'ee histories of the "Norman conquest, by Thierry (46-282), 
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 James, H., jr. Hawthorne. (Men 
 
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 Passages from [his] American note books. 
 
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 Henry Vm (King of England, b. 1491, d. 
 
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 Willmot (ii'ei'. E. A.) Memoir of (With 
 
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BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 36 
 
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 Biographical notice. ( TfifA Works) l(j— 97 
 
 Herschel, Sir William {Engl, astronomer, 
 
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 Eulogy on. [Sm. Itept., 1870) 55— 
 
 Herschel, Sir .1. V. W. {son of preceding, 
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 Dodge (N. S.) Memoir of. [Sm.iJ«i)« , 1871]. 55— 
 
 Hervey, James {Engl, divine and Moralist, 
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 Har8ha(D. A.) Lifeof. 1866 40—244 
 
 Hervey, John, lord Hervey of Ickwortli 
 
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 Tliom80n(K.B.) Witsandbeaux of society. 37—284 
 
 Note. — "Sporns" of Pope's Satires. 
 
 Hervey, Mary Leppell, lady {b. 1700, d. 
 
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 Thomson (K. B.) Queens of society 37—225 
 
 Hesiod {Greek poet, li. C. 884). 
 
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 Heyne, Christian Gottlob {German class- 
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 Homer {Greek poet). See Homer in gen- 
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 Hood, Thomas {Engl, pod and humorist, b. 
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 Biographical sketch. (With his Poetical 
 
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 Howard, Henry, Earl of Surrey {Engl. 
 
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 Cleveland (11. R.) Lifeof (Sparkb Amer. 
 
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 Irving, Washington {Amer. author and hu- 
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 Parton (James). Life of. 1870. 
 
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 James I {Eing'of England, VI of Scotland, 
 
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 — : Birch (T.) Court and times of. 
 
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 Secret histoiy of the court of. Ed. 
 
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 Je£ferson, Thomas {Amer. statesman, 3d 
 
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 Autobiography of. 1853. v. 1 of 
 
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 Parton (James). Lifeof. 1874 ... 40— 243 
 
 Pierson (H. W.) Private life of. 
 
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 Randall (H.S.) Lifeof. 1858. 3 v. 40—243 
 
 Tucker (Geo.) Lifeof. 1837. 2 v. 40—243 
 
 Jerrold, Douglas {Engl, humorist, b. 1803, 
 
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 Jerrold (W. B.) Life of 40—243 
 
 Jerrold (B.) Best of all good company. 
 
 1874 23—139 
 
 Jesus Christ. See Biblical and religious 
 
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 Joanna {Queen of Naples, b. 1327, d. 1382). 
 
 Hall (L. J.) Historical life of. 
 
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 Johnson, A. (17»i Pres. of the U. S., b. 1808, 
 
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 Foster (L.) Life and speeches of. 
 
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 Moore (F.) Speeches of. 1865.... 22—133 
 
 Johnson, Samuel {Engl, lexicographer, 
 
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 Boswell (J.) Lifeof. 1811. 5v. 40— 243 
 
 Stephen (Leslie). Johnson. {Engl. 
 
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 Carlyle (T.) Heroes and hero worship 23 — 141 
 
 Uawtliome (N.) Liehtield and Uttoxeter. 
 
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 Johnson, Sir William (6. 1715, d. 1774). 
 Stone (W. L.) Life and times of. 
 
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 Jones, John Paul {Amer. naval officer, b. 
 
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 Mackenzie (A. S.) Lifeof. 1848. 
 
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 Memoires de. 1798 40—242 
 
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BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 37 
 
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 Biography — Individual — continued. 
 
 Josephine {Empress of France, wife of Na- 
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 "A letter to an lioiioiirable briga- 
 
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 An inquiry respecting the author 
 
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 Barker (E. H.) 1. Claims of -Sir 
 
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 — '■ Britton(J.) Juuiuselucidated; in- 
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 Jacques (John). History of, and his 
 
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 Junius, including letters by the 
 
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 Records of a girlhood. 1879 40—242 
 
 Keppel, George Thomas {^tth earl of Albe- 
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 Knoz, John {ilcottish reformer, b. 1505, d. 
 
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 M'Crie (Thomas). Life of. 1613. 
 
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 Kossuth, Louis {Hungarian orator and 
 
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 Memories of my exile. Ferencz, 
 
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 La Fayette, M. J. P. E. Y. G. de M., Mar- 
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 Headley(P. C.) Life of. 1859... 40—241 
 
 Lamartine, Ali)lion8ede {French historian, 
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 Lacretelle (H. de). liamartine and 
 
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 Twenty-five years of my life and 
 
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 Lansdovrne, Marquess of. See Petty. 
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 Sparks (J.) Life of. {In his Amer. biogr., 
 
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 Laud, William {abp. of Canterbury, b. 1573, 
 
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 Laura de Sades {friend of Petrarch, b. 
 
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 Sitarks (J.) Life of. {In his Amer. biogr., 
 
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 Lee, Arthur {Amer. diplomatist, b. 1740, d. 
 
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BIOGEAPHY. 
 
 38 
 
 BIOGEAPHY. 
 
 Biography — Individual — continued. 
 Lee, Charles (MUllary adrentiirer in Amei: 
 
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 Sparks (J.) Life of. (In his Amer. biogr., 
 
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 Lee, K. H. (Amer. statesman and orator, h. 
 
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 Legar^, Hugh Swinton {Attorney-General 
 
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 Memoir of. With his writings. Ed. 
 
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 Leisler, Jacob {Amer. political adventurer, 
 
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 Hortniau (C. F.) Life of. {.Sparks' Amer. 
 
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 Leo X, Giovanni de Medici, /'ope 1513-'2] 
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 -^ Hoscoe (W.) Life and pontificate 
 
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 See, ttUn, Ranke's bistoryof the Popes, and His- 
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 Leasing, GottholdEphraini ((Jerman critic, 
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 De Quincey (T.) Essays on phil. writers, 
 
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 Lowell (J. K.) Among my books, pp. 291- 
 
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 See, also. History of German literature. 
 Lincoln, A. (16tt Pres. of the V. S., b. 
 
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 Barret (J. H.) Life of. 1865 40—241 
 
 City of Boston on the death of 49—300 
 
 Lamon (W. A.) Life of. 1872 .... 40— 241 
 
 Lowell (J. R.) In My study windows, pp. 
 
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 flee, also, United States, Civil war of, 1881-'65. 
 
 Lincoln, Benjamin (Amer. rev. gen., h. 1733, 
 
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 Bowen (F.) Life of {Sparks' Amer. biogr., 
 
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 Livingston, Edward (Amer. Jurist, b. 1764, 
 
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 Hunt(C. H.) Life of. 1864 40—241 
 
 Livingston, William (Amer. statesman, b. 
 
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 Sedgwick (T. ) Memoirs of the life 
 
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 Louis XIV (/u«</ of Frana; b. 1638, (t 
 
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 James (G. P. Iv. ) Life and times of 
 
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 Voltaire (F. A.) Ageof. 1752. 2 v. 40—241 
 
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 Lycopbron. 
 
 Biogruiiliical sketch of. ( With Hesiod) 16— 97 
 
 Macaulay, T. B., 1st baron (Knijlish histo- 
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 Biography— Individual— continued. 
 Macready, William Charles (Engl, trage- 
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 Madison, James (ith I'res. of U. S., ft. 1751, 
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 Kives (W. C.) History of life and 
 
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 Margaret of Anjoii ( r;)Heen of Henry VI of 
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 Hookham (Mary Ann). Life and 
 
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 Jameson (ifr*. A.) Characteristics of wo- 
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 Marie Antoinette (wife of Louis XVI, ft. 
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 Marlon, F. (Amer. rev. gen., ft. 1732, d. 1795). 
 
 Horry (P.), Weeras (W. L.) Life 
 
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 Marlborough, Duke of. See Churchill, 
 
 .John. 
 Marlborough, Dmhess of. See Churchill, 
 
 Sarah Jennings. 
 Marmontel, Jean Franvois ( French author, 
 
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 Howells (W. D.), ed. Memoirs of 
 
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 Mary Stuart ({>ueen of Scots, b. 1542, d. 
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 Mather, Cotton (New England divine, ft. 
 
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 Maximilian I ( Emperor of Mexico, b. 1832, 
 
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 Chyuoweth (W. Harris). The fall 
 
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BIOGEAPHY. 
 
 39 
 
 BIOGEAPHY. 
 
 Biography — Individual — continued. 
 Medici, Lorenzo de (I'rince of Florence, 
 
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 Roscoe(\V.) Life of. 1803. 3 v. 40— 241 
 
 Melek-Hanum, Mme. (wife of J<ibri:li- 
 
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 Thirty years in the liareni ; or, the 
 
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 Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix (German 
 
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 Lampadins(W. A.) Lifeof. 1866.. 41—251 
 
 Letters of. From 1833 to 1847. Lady 
 
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 Letters of. From Italy and Switzer- 
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 Metternich, Clemens Weusel Nepomuk 
 
 Lothar, /'riiicc von (Austrian statesman, b. 
 
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 Memoirs of. (1773-1829.) Prince 
 
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 Miller, Hugh (Scotch geologist and author, 
 
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BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 40 
 
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 ITapoleon III {Kmperor of France, h. 18©8, 
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BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 41 
 
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 Putnam, Israel (Amer. ler. genl., h. 1718, 
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 Cutter (W.) Life of. 1847 41—249 
 
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 Rabelais, Franfois (French humoi-iat, b. 
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 Besant (Walter). Rabelais. (For- 
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 Rachel, Eliza Felix, called (French actress, 
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 Racine, Jean (French tragic dramatist, h. 
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 Raleigh, Sir W. (Engl, navigator, soldier, 
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 Disraeli (L) .Secret history of. (In Aw Curi- 
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 Kingsle.y (C.) Raleigh and his 
 
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 Red-Jacket, or Sa-go-ye-wat-ha (chief of 
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 Stone (W. L.) Life and times of. 
 
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 Reed, Joseph (Amer. rev. statesman and 
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 Remusat, Claire Elizabeth Jeanne, Ma- 
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 M^moires sur le r^gue tie Louis XIII, 1600- 
 
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 Rumford (Count). See Thompson (Ben- 
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 Rupert of Bavaria (prince, soldier, naval 
 
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BIOaRAPHT. 
 
 42 
 
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 Baker (G. E.) Memoir of. {In S.'s 
 
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 Shakespeare, William {Engl, draviatic 
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 Sherman, William Tecumseh {Amer. gen- 
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 Gray (W.) Life of. " {In Sidney's 
 
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 Somerville (Martha). Personal re- 
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 Stark, John {Ama: rev. general, h. 1728, d. 
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 Smiles (S. ) Life of. 1868 42—259 
 
 Sterling, Lord. See Alexander, William. 
 
 Sterne, Laurence {Engl, humorist and di- 
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 Autobiogiaphy of ( With his Works) 11—62 
 
 Thackeray (W. M.) English humorists .. . 40 — 245 
 
 Stiles, Ezra, D. D. {pres. of Yale College, ft. 
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 Stockmar, C. F., baron {German diploma- 
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 Stuart, Gilbert Charles {Amer. painter, ft. 
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 Mason (George C.) Life and works 
 
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 Miller(H.) Essays, p. 482 23—141 
 
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 Sparks (.1.) Life of. (Library of Amer. 
 
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 Tell, William (apocryphal Swiss hero, d. 
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 Temple, Henry John, viscount Palmerston 
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 Blackwood's magazine, v. 77, 1855; v. 98, 
 
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 Tennyson, Alfred (Engl, poet, ft. 1809). 
 
 BajTie (P.) Tennyson and his teachers. 
 
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 Kingsley (C.) Sir Walter Raleigh, &c., pp. 
 
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 Siivedenborg, Emanuel (Swedish religious 
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 S'wift, Jonathan (dean of St. Patrick's, 
 
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 Forsyth (William). Novelists of 
 
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 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
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 47 
 
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 4. Histoire des variations deft 6gli8es protestantes. In- 
 
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 Boston massacre, History of the. Kidder, 
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 Boston Monday lectures. Cook, Joseph.. 
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 Contribations to a history of the marine algffi of 
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 Part III; Chlorosperraeie. Harvey, W. H. 
 
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 Observations on the Batis maritima Linnteus. 
 
 Torrey, ,Tolm. ( Vol. 6 of Sm. Contrib.) 53— 
 
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 Popular Manuals, Encyclopaedias, and Miscel- 
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 Botany, Circle of the sciences. Smith, Edward. 
 
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 Botany, Geographical and geological exjilorations 
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 Various Local Flora, 
 
 Bibliographical index of North American botany; 
 or, citations of authorities for alt the recorded 
 indigenous and naturalized species of the Hora of 
 North America, with a chronological aj-range- 
 ment of the synonymy. Part I : Polypetalaj. 
 Watson, Sereno. (Vol. 15 of Sm, Misc. Coll.) 
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BOTANY. 
 
 48 
 
 BEADFOED. 
 
 B otaiiy — conti nued. 
 
 Botany of Montana, &c. Illus. Conlter, J. M. 
 (Ptirt 3 nfthe Sirth Anmial Iteport of the United 
 States Geological and Geographical Survey of the 
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 Catalogues of plants. Porter, T. C, and Parry, C. 
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 EncyclopBBdia of plants, indigenous, cultivated in, 
 
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 Flora of New York. Torrey, J. 1843. 2v 31—187 
 
 On tlic Darlingtonia California; a new pitcher- 
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 Botta, Charles. History of tlie war of 
 the iiKlciicndeucc of tlio Uniteil States of 
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 Bottom of tlio sea. Illus. Sonrel.L. 1872. 31—189 
 
 BoucllCtte, Joseph. British dominious 
 ill North America. Loud., 1832. 3v... 45— 279 
 
 Bouldcil, James K. V. Au Auiericau 
 among tlie orientals ; iucludiug au audi- 
 ence with the Sultan, and a visit to the 
 interior of a Turki.sh harem. Phila., 
 1855 :^^-211 
 
 BouliSf liy, .W's. M. E. 1'. -See Levy. 
 
 Boundary between the Territory of the 
 United States and the Possessions of 
 Great Britain, from the Lake of the 
 Woods to the summit of the Rocky 
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 the. Campbell, Archibald, esq., com- 
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 U. S. Engrs. Maps. Wash., 1878 54— 
 
 Boundary survey between the United 
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 Willi.im H. Emory, Maj. 1st Camh-y and 
 v. S. Commissioner. Wash., 1859. 3 v.. 54— 
 
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 Bonrdaloue, Louis, (Euvres de. Paris, 
 
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 C0NTKNT8. 
 
 T. 1. Avent ; Careine ; Dominicales. 
 
 2. Suite des Dominicales ; Mystftres; Panegyriques. 
 
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 Bourricnnc, Louis, Autoine Fauvelet 
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 BoiltOll, Nathaniel. History of Con- 
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 with a history of the ancient Penacooks. 
 Illus. Coucord, 1856 49—299 
 
 BOHVCrie, J. Fortrey. See Fiction. 
 
 *Bouvier, John. Law dictionary, 
 adapted to the Constitution and laws 
 of the United States of America and of 
 the several States of the Union. Phila., 
 1867. 2v 26—158 
 
 Bowen, Francis. Principles of political 
 economy, ajiplicd to the condition, the 
 resources, and the institutions of the 
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 Virgil, with English notes. Boat., 
 
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 Bowcil, T. J. Adventures and mission- 
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 Africa, from 1849 to 1856. Charleston, 
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 Bowcil, liev. T. S. Grammar and dic- 
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 an introductory description of the conn- 
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 Bow^les, Samuel. Across the continent; 
 a stage-ride over the plains to the Rocky 
 Mountains, the Mormons, and the Pacific 
 States, in the summer of 1865. Spring- 
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 Boyd, Andrew Kennear Hutchinson. 
 R<^crcatioD8 of a ooiintry parson. Ist 
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 Boycsen, Hjalmar Hjorth. Goethe and 
 Schiller: their lives and works; inclnd- 
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 N.Y.,1H79 40—245 
 
 For other works, see Fiction. 
 
 Boyntoil, Charles B. History of the 
 Navy during the rebellion. Illus. N. 
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 Boyilton, Henry X. Sherman's histor- 
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 the record ; a review based upon com- 
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 Cin.,1875 42—255 
 
 Boys in white. Wheelook, J. S. 1870... 22—129 
 
 Boy8of'7(i. lUu.s. Coffin, C. C. 1877... 42—255 
 
 Boziliail, John Leeds. History of Mary- 
 land, from its first settlement, in 1633, to 
 the restoration , i n 1660. Bal t. , 1 83 7 . . . . 50—308 
 
 Brachvo{?«'I, A. Emil. See Fiction. 
 
 Brackeiii'idiire, Henry M. History of 
 the late war between the United States 
 and Great Britain . Phila. ,1846 48—255 
 
 Voyage to South America in the 
 
 years 1817-'18. Bait., 1819. 2v 35—215 
 
 Braddoii, Mary Elizabeth. *'cc Fiction. 
 
 Bradford, Alden. History of Massa- 
 chusetts, from 1764 to 1820. Bost., 
 1822-'29. 3v 50—309 
 
 History of the federal government 
 
 for fifty years; from March, 1789, to 
 Marcli, 1839. Bost., 1840 49—301 
 
 Bradford, Alexander W. American 
 antiquities and researches into the 
 origin and history of the red race. N. 
 Y.,1843 47—286 
 
 Bradford, Thomas Gamaliel. •Compre- 
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 and commercial. Bost., 1835 B — 
 
BRADLEY. 
 
 49 
 
 BRITISH. 
 
 Bratllcy, Her. Edward (Ciithhert Bede). 
 .*(•«' Fiction. 
 
 Brahmaiiisiu. <Sc(< India. 
 
 Brain, fiee Medicine. 
 
 Ursiiiiei'd, David. See Biography. 
 
 Brainaii, D. E. E. Information about 
 
 Texas. PIiila.,1857 50—305 
 
 Brand, .lolm. Ob.servatious on the iiop- 
 nlar antinuities of Great Britain. Lond., 
 1853-'55. ;!v 22—130 
 
 Brandon, Raphael, and Arthur J. Par- 
 isli < hurchos; being perspective views of 
 English ecclesiastical structures, accom- 
 panied by plans drawn to a uniform scale 
 and letter-press description. Illus. 
 Lond., 1848 15— 88 
 
 Brannan, .John. Official letters of the 
 military and naval officers of the United 
 States during the war with Great Brit- 
 ain, in the years 1812-'1.5. Wash., 1823.. 42—255 
 
 Brant, Joseph. See Biography. 
 
 Brassy, Mrs. Around the world in the 
 yacht Sunbeam. N. Y., 1878 34—208 
 
 BRAZIL. 
 
 Brazil, History of. Armitage, J. 1826. 
 2 V 45—279 
 
 History of Brazil. Illus. Hender- 
 son, J. 1821 45—279 
 
 —   History of Brazil. Sonthey, R. 
 
 1822. 3v 45—279 
 
 Sketches of a residence and travels 
 
 in Brazil. Illus. Kidder, D. P. 1845. 2 v. 35—214 
 
 Ten mouths in Brazil. Illus. Cod- 
 man, J. ,1867.... 3.5—215 
 
 Travels in Brazil. Illus. Spix, J. B. 
 
 von, and Martins, C. P.P. von. 1824. 2v. 35—214 
 See, also, Amazon Eiver ; America (South), &c. 
 
 Bremer, Fredrika. See Fiction. 
 
 Brevia: short essays and aphorism". 
 
 Helps, Sir A. 1871 23—139 
 
 Brewer, E. Cobham. * Dictionary of 
 phrase and fable. Lond., n. d 1.5 — 91 
 
 * Reader's hand book of allusions, 
 
 references, plots, and stories. Pliila., 
 
 1880 15— 91 
 
 Brewer, Dr. Thomas M. North Amer- 
 ican Oology. ( Vol. 2 o/Sm. Contrib. )... 53— 
 
 Brewster, Sir David. Martyrs of sci- 
 ence: lives of Galileo, Tycho Brahe, and 
 Kepler. Illus. Lond., 1874 37—288 
 
 Bric-a-brac series. Ed. by R. H. Stoddard. 
 N. Y., 1874-76. 10 v 36—218 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 v. 1. Pprsoual reminiscences, by Chorley, Planch*, and 
 Young. 
 
 2. Anecdote biographies of Thackeray and Dickens. 
 
 3. Prosper M6rim6e'8 Letters to an Incognito i with recol- 
 
 lections by Lamartine and by Oeorge Sand. 
 
 4. Personal reminiscences by Bai-ham, Harness, Hodder. 
 
 5. Greville memoirs; reigns of George IV and William 
 
 IV. 
 fl. Personal reminiscenci^s by Moore and Jordan. 
 7. Personal reminiscences by Cornelia Kuiglit and Thomas 
 
 Kaikes. 
 
 7 
 
 Bric-k-brac series— continued. 
 V. 8. Personal reminiscences by O'Keefe, Kollcv, and Taylor- 
 9. Personal rcM-ollectionsof Lamb, Ilazlitt, Campbell, and 
 
 Lady Blessinjiton 
 10. Personal remlni.seences by Constable and Gillies. 
 
 Brides and l)ridals. Jeafferson, .7. C. 
 
 1872. 2v 22—129 
 
 Bridge construction . See Arts ( Useful). 
 
 Bridges, George Wilson. Annals of Ja- 
 maica. Lond., 1828. 2v 48—297 
 
 Bridgevrater treatises, on the power, wis- 
 dom, anfl goodness of God, as manifested 
 in the creation. Loud., 1852, 5v 31—191 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 Astronomy and general physics, by William "Whewell. 
 
 On the adaptation of external nature to the moral and in- 
 tellectual constitution of man, by Thomas Chalmers. 
 
 On the history, habits, and instincts of animals, by Kev. 
 William Kirby. 
 
 On the adaptation of external nature to the physical con- 
 dition of man, by John Kidd. 
 
 Brifflitweli, D. Barron. Concordance 
 to tlie entire works of Alfred Tennyson. 
 Lond ., 1869 17—104 
 
 Bristed, Charles Astor. Five years in 
 an English university. N. Y., 1852 14— 82 
 
 Pieces of a broken-down critic, 
 
 picked up by himself. Baden-Baden, 
 
 18.58 23—140 
 
 COXTEXTS. 
 
 V. 1. Reviews. 
 
 2. < )riginal verses and verse translations. 
 
 3. Sketches, es-says, and paragraphs. 
 
 4. Letters and reviews of Grattan's Civilized America, 
 
 Britain. See England. 
 
 British almanac, from 1827 to 1860. Lond., 
 n. d. 21v 28—169 
 
 British America. See America (British). 
 
 British army at Wasliingtou and New Or- 
 leans. 1847 42—255 
 
 British Cicero. Browne, T. 1013. 3v... 15— 93 
 
 British colonial library. Martin, R. M. 
 
 Loud., 1844. 10 v 45—278 
 
 British colonies and dominions. See vari- 
 ous headings under England; also, 
 America (British). 
 
 British colonies in the West Indies. Ed- 
 
 war<ls, B. 1806. 4 v 47—287 
 
 British Columbia and Vancouver's Island. 
 
 Macdonald, D. G. F. 1862 44—268 
 
 British dominions in North America. Bou- 
 
 chette.J. 1832. 3v 45—279 
 
 British dominions in North America, from 
 the tirst discovery by Sebastian Cabot, 
 in 1497, to 1763. Loud., 1773 44—271 
 
 British drama: comprehending the best 
 plays in the English language; operas 
 ami farces. Lond., 1804 17—104 
 
 British empire. Statistical account. Mc- 
 
 Culloch, J. R. Loud., 1837. 2 v 51—310 
 
 British historians. Lawrence, E. N. Y., 
 
 185.5. 2v 36—217 
 
 British history, chronologically arranged. 
 
 Wilde, J. 1848 43—264 
 
BEITISH. 
 
 50 
 
 BROWNE. 
 
 British India. Mill, J., and H. H. Wilson, 
 
 1848. 9v 47— 2W 
 
 British monachism. Illus. Fosbroke, T. 
 
 D. 1843 14—82 
 
 British Plutarch. Wrangham, F. 181G. 
 6v 36—257 
 
 British poets. Illus. Aikin, J. N. Y., 
 
 1856. 3v 17—104 
 
 Britons. See Bngland. (, Anglo-Saxon 
 period, and first chapters of several En- 
 glish histories.) 
 
 Bl'ittou, John. Authorship of the let- 
 ters of .Junius elucidated; including a 
 memoir of Lieut. Col. Isaac BarriS, M. P. 
 Lond.,1848 40—242 
 
 Brock, Sallie A. See Fiction. 
 
 Broglie, Due de. The King's secret. N. 
 Y., 1879. 2v 46—280 
 
 Bronte. See Bronte, Anuc ; Bronte, 
 Charlotte ; and Bronte, Emily. See, also, 
 Fiction and Biography. 
 
 Brooke, Stoplord A. Theology in the 
 English poets, Cowper,Co]eridge, Words- 
 worth, and Burns. N. Y., 1875 14— 84 
 
 Brooklyn, History of the city of. Illus. 
 Stiles, H.K. Brooklyn, 1867-'70. 3v.. 49— 300 
 
 Brooks, Charles Sliirley. See Fiction. 
 
 Brooks, James. Seven months' run up 
 and down and around the world, written 
 in letters to the N. Y. Evening Express. 
 N. Y., 1874 36—220 
 
 Brougham, Henry, Lord. Historical 
 sketches of statesmen who flourished in 
 the time of George the third. Lend., 
 1853. 3v 36—218 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 Vol. 1. 
 
 George III. Erskine. 
 
 Lord Chatham. Perceval. 
 
 Lord North. Grenville. 
 
 Lord Loughborough. Grattan. 
 
 Lord Thurlow. Wilberforce. 
 
 Lord Mansfield. Canning. 
 
 Lord Chief Justice Gibbs. Sir Samuel Komilly on the 
 
 Sir William Grant. effects of Party. 
 
 Burke. Franklin. 
 
 Fox. Piederic II. 
 
 Pitt. Gustavusiri, 
 
 Sheridan. Emperor losejih. 
 
 Windham. Empress Catherine. 
 
 Dundas. ' 
 
 Tol. 2. 
 
 George IV. Homer. 
 
 LordEldon. Eicardo. 
 SirWni.Scott(LordStowell.) Note onCurrau. 
 
 Dr. Laurence. Charles Carroll. 
 
 Sir Philip Francis. Neckar. 
 
 Home Tooke. Mme. De Stael. 
 
 Lord Castlereagh. Mirabeau family. 
 
 Lord Liverpool Carnot.- 
 
 Tiemey. Lafayette. 
 
 Lord St. Vincent. Prince Talleyrand. 
 
 Lord Nelson. Napoleon. 
 
 Lord King. Washington. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 French revolution. Demagogue arts. 
 
 Eobespierre. Lord Ellenborough. 
 
 Danton. Lord Chief Justice Bushe. 
 
 Camille Desmoulins. Tliomas Jefferson. 
 
 St. Just. American Democracy. 
 
 Siftjes. Marquess Wellesley. 
 Fouch6, afterwards Duke of Lord Holland. 
 
 Otranto. John Allen. 
 John, 4th Duke of Bedford. Walpole. 
 
 Eail Camden. Bolingbroke. 
 John Wilkes. 
 
 Broiiij^liaiii, Henry, Lord — continued. 
 
 Lives of men of letters and science 
 
 who flourished in the time of George the 
 
 third. Illus. I.ond., 1845 37—228 
 
 Voltaire. 
 Rousseau. 
 Hume. 
 Kobertson. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Black. 
 Watt. 
 Priestley. 
 
 Davy. 
 Simsou. 
 
 tion. 
 
 Cavendish. 
 Political philosophy. Second edi- 
 Lond., 1849. 3v 29-176 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Principles of government — monarchical government. 
 
 2. Of aristocracy — aristocratic government. 
 
 3. Of democracy — mixed monarchy. 
 
 Broug:hton, Rhoda. See Fiction. 
 
 Bronssais, Franfois Joseph Victor. 
 On irritation and insanity. Lond., 1833. .30 — 183 
 
 BroAvn, Charles Brockden. See Biogra- 
 phy. 
 
 Brown, Henry. History of Illinois, from 
 its first discovery and settlement to the 
 present time. N. Y. , 1844 49—300 
 
 Brown, John, if. Z*. Spare hours. First 
 
 and second series. Bost., 1869. 2v 23 — 137 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Art, Notes on. v. 1. 
 
 "Bibliomania." v. 2. 
 
 Bla«k and tan, Mystery of. v. 1. 
 
 Black dwari's bones, v. 1. 
 
 Chalmers, Dr. v. 1. 
 
 Duke of Athole. v. 2. 
 
 Education through the senses, v. 2. 
 
 Enterkin. v. 2. 
 
 Fleming, Marjorie. v. 2. 
 
 Hallara, Arthur H. v. 1. 
 
 Health, v. 1. 
 
 Her last half crown, v. 1. 
 
 *'In clear dream and solemn vision." v. 2. 
 
 Jacobite family, v. 2. 
 
 Jeems, the doorkeeper, v. 2. 
 
 Leech, John. v. 2. 
 
 Minchmoor. v. 2. 
 
 My father's memoir, v. 1. 
 
 Mystifications, v. J. 
 
 "Oh, I'm Wat, Wat!" v. 1. 
 
 Our dogs. A'. 1. 
 
 Our dogs, More of. v. 1. 
 
 Plea for a dog home. v. 2. 
 
 Presence of mini] and happy guessing, v. 1. 
 
 Queen Alary's child garden, v. 1. 
 
 Kab and his friends, v. 1. 
 
 St. Paul's thorn in the flesh, v. 1. 
 
 Struan. v. 2. 
 
 Thackeray's death, v. 2. 
 
 Thackeray's literary career, v. 2. 
 
 Vaughan's poems, v. 1. 
 
 Wilson, Dr. George, v. 1. 
 
 "With brains, sir." v. 1. 
 
 Brow^n, John P. Dervishes; or, orien- 
 tal spiritualism. Illus. Phila., 1868... 14— 83 
 
 Bro\%'n, Jonathan. HLstory and present 
 condition of Saint Domingo. Phila., 
 1837. 2v 48—297 
 
 Brow^n, Thomas N. Life and times of 
 Hugh Miller. N. Y., 1859 41—251 
 
 Brown, Thurlow W. &ie Fiction. 
 
 Browne, Charles F. (.irtemus Ward.) 
 See Fiction. 
 
 Browne, James. History of the High- 
 lands and of the Highland clans. Illus. 
 Glas., 1838. 4v 48—292 
 
 Browne, .John Ross. Adventures in the 
 Apache country: a tour through Arizona 
 and Sonora ; with notes on the silver 
 regions of Nevada. Illn.s. N.Y., 1869.. 34—206 
 
BEOWNE. 
 
 61 
 
 BULLETm. 
 
 Browne, John Ross — contimiefl. 
 American family in Germany. IIlus. 
 
 N.Y., 18(56.. .' 36—22-2 
 
 LandofThor. Illns. N. Y. , 1867 . . 36— 222 
 
 Report on the mineral lesonrces west 
 
 ofthe Rocky Mountains. Wash., 1868.. 55-319 
 Yiisof ; or, the jonrney of the Frangi : 
 
 a crnsarte in the ea.st. Illns. N. Y., 1872. 35— 213 
 
 and Taylor, J. W. Reports on the 
 
 mineral resources of the United States, 
 
 &c. Wash., 1867 53—319 
 
 Brovi'nc, Robert W. History of classi- 
 
 calliteratnre. Lond., 1851. 2v 15—91 
 
 Brow^ne, Thomas. British Cicero; or, a 
 selection of the most admired speeches 
 in the English language; with an in- 
 troduction to the stndy and practice of 
 
 eloquence. Lond., 1813. 3v 15—93 
 
 Broivning, Elizabeth Barrett. Poems. 
 N.Y.,1862. 3v 16—100 
 
 Last poems; with a memorial by 
 
 Theodore Tilton. N.Y.,1862 16—100 
 
 For life, see Biography. 
 
 Brownings, Robert. Poems. Bost., 
 
 1866. 2v 16—100 
 
 Fitine at the fair, and other poems. 
 
 Bo.st., 1872 16—100 
 
 Brown-Scquard, Dr. C. E. The 
 Toner Lectures. Lecture II: Dual char- 
 acter of the brain. ( V. 15 of Sm. Misc. 
 Coll.) Wash., 1877 53— 
 
 Bruce, The; or, the metrical history of 
 Robert I, King of Scots. Barbour, J. 
 Glas., 1869 16— 97 
 
 Bryant, Edwin. What I saw in Califor- 
 nia; journal of a tour in the years 1846- 
 '47. N.y.,1848 34—210 
 
 Bryant, Jacob. New system; or, an 
 
 analysis of antient mythology. Lond., 
 
 1807. 6v.. 14—81 
 
 Bryant, William Cullen. Flood of years. 
 
 N. Y.,1877 16—100 
 
 Letters from the east. N. Y., 1869. 35—213 
 
 I^etters of a traveler; or, notes of 
 
 things seen in Europe and America. 
 
 N.Y.,1870 34—208 
 
 Library of poetry and song, being 
 
 choice selections from the best poets. 
 
 Illns. N.Y.,1872 17—104 
 
 Poems. Illns. N. Y. and Loud., 1862. 
 
 2 V 16—100 
 
 Poems, collected and arranged by 
 
 author. N.Y.,1872 16—100 
 
 Bubbles and ballast. Bonligny-Levy, 
 
 M.E.P. N. Y.,1871. 35—212 
 
 Bn<;iianan, George. History of Scot- 
 land, from Fergus, the first founder of 
 the Scottish monarchy, to the reign of 
 King James VL Aberdeen, 1771. 2v. 48— 292 
 
 Bnchanan, James. Sketches of the 
 history, manners, and customs of the 
 North American Indians. Lond., 1824.. 47 — 286 
 
 Buchanan's administration, on the eve of 
 
 rebellion. N. Y., 1866 52—316 
 
 Biichner, Louis. Force and matter; 
 empirico-philosophical studies, intelli- 
 gibly rendered. CoUingwood, J. F., ed. 
 Lond., 1864 32—192 
 
 Man in the past, present, and fu- 
 ture: a popular account of the results 
 of recent scientific research as regards 
 the origin, position, and prospects of the 
 human race. Dallas, W. S., tr. Lond., 
 1872 30—186 
 
 Buck, George Watson. Practical and 
 theoretical essay on oblique bridges. 
 Loud., 1839 19—114 
 
 Buckingham, James Silk. America: 
 historical, statistical, and descriptive. 
 Illns. Loud., 1841. 3v 44—270 
 
 Canada, Nova Scotia, New Bruns- 
 wick, and the other British provinces in 
 North America. Lond., 1843 44—270 
 
 Eastern and western States of 
 
 America. Illns. Lond., 1842. 3v 44—270 
 
 Slave States of America. Illns. 
 
 Lond., 1842. 2v 44—270 
 
 Bucking:hani, Joseph T. Personal 
 memoirs and recollections of editorial 
 life. Bost. , 1852. 2 v 39—240 
 
 Buckland, William. Geology and 
 mineralogy, considered with reference to - 
 natural theology. Illns. Lond., 1837. 
 2v ■32—194 
 
 Buckle, Henry Thomas. History of 
 civilization in England. N. Y. , ia5&-'64. 
 2v 43—264 
 
 Buddhism. See Biblical literature (livddh- 
 ism). 
 
 Budgie, John. Practical miner's guide, 
 comprising a set of trigonometrical ta- 
 bles, adapted to all purposes of oblique 
 or diagonal, vertical, horizontal, and 
 traverse dialing. Loud., 1845 18 — 109 
 
 Bnfllini, Edward Gould. Six nmnths 
 in the gold mines: from a journal of 
 three years' residence in Upi>er and 
 LowerCaliforuia, 1847-'49. Phila.,1850. 34—210 
 
 Building. See Architecture. 
 
 Bulflnch, Thomas. Age of chivalry; 
 or, legends of King Arthur. Illns. 
 Bost., 1867 1— 1 
 
 Age of fable ; or, beauties of my- 
 thology. Illus. Bost., 1869 14—81 
 
 Oregon and Eldorado; or, romance 
 
 of the rivers. Bost., 1866 50—307 
 
 Bulletin of the United States Geological 
 and Geographical Survey of the Terri- 
 tories. Hayden,F. V.,incharge. Wash., 
 1874-'78. 4v 54— 
 
BULLOCK. 
 
 52 
 
 BURNETT, 
 
 Bullock, William. Six months' resi- 
 dence and travels in Mexico, containing 
 remarks on the present state of New 
 Spain. Illus. Lond.,1824 35—215 
 
 Bulls and the Jonathans, The. Paulding, 
 .r.K. N.Y.,18G7 10—59 
 
 BuIwer-IiyttOll, Edward George Earle 
 Lytton, Lord Lytton. Athens: its rise 
 and fall; with views of the literature, 
 philosophy, and social life of the Athe- 
 nian people. I,ond. , 1837 47—289 
 
 Caxtouiana: a series of essays on 
 
 life, literature, and manners. N.Y.,1868. 23—137 
 
 Dramatic works. Loud, and N. Y., 
 
 n. d 16—100 
 
 COXTENTS. 
 
 Lady of Lyons ; Richelieu ; Money. 
 
 King Arthur: a poem. N.Y.,1871. 1(5—100 
 
 Lost tales of Miletns. N.Y.,1872.. 16—100 
 
 New Tinion : a poetical romance ; 
 
 and The Lady of Lyons, or, love and 
 
 pride: a play. Leipzig, 1849 16 — 100 
 
 Poetical works. Lond. and N. Y., 
 
 D.d.. 16—100 
 
 Siamese twins: a satirical tale of 
 
 the times, with other poems. N. Y.,1831. 16—100 
 Student, The. A series of papers. 
 
 N.Y.,1800. 2v.ini 23—137 
 
 For lives and notices, see Biography. 
 For noveifi, see Fiction. 
 
 Bulwcr-Lytton, Edward Robert, 2d 
 Lord Lytton {Owen Meredith). Poems. 
 Bost.,l«66. 2v 16— 9tj 
 
 CCNTEXTS. 
 
 V. 1. The Wanderer 1 Tannhiiuser. 
 
 2. Clyteninestra; Minorpoems: NationalsongsofServia. 
 Same. Bust., IbhO 16—96 
 
 ' CONTENTS. 
 
 Lucile; Apple of life ; A\'anderer; Tilnnliiiuser; Clyteni- 
 nestra ; Minor ])oems. 
 
 Bniice, .lohn Thackray. Fairy tales: 
 their origin and meaning, with some ac- 
 count of the dwellers in Fairyland. N. 
 Y.,1879 14— 81 
 
 Bllliscn, Frances, Haroness. See Biog- 
 raphy. 
 
 Bunyail, John. Holy war made by 
 King Shaddai ujion Diabolns, for the re- 
 gaining of the metropolis of the world ; 
 or, the losing and taking of the town of 
 Mansonl. Illus. N.Y.,1866 14—83 
 
 Pilgrim's progress from this world 
 
 to that which is to come; with a life of 
 the author, by the liev. Robert Philip. 
 
 Illus. Lond.,l-t45 14-85 
 
 For life, «fc Biography. 
 
 Blirch, Sauniel. Digest of the laws of 
 the corporation of the city of Washing- 
 ton to the 1st of June, 1823. Wash., 1823. 29—178 
 
 Burdett, Charles. See Fiction. 
 
 Bureau County, Illinois, Map of, with 
 sketches of its early settlement. Illus. 
 Mataon, N. Chicago, 1867 , 49—300 
 
 Burk, John. History of Virginia from 
 its first settlement to the present day. 
 Petersburgh, 1804-'05. 3v 50—304 
 
 Same. Commenced by John Burk 
 
 and continued by Skelton Jones and 
 
 Louis Hue Girardin. Petersburgh, 1816. 50 — 304 
 
 Burke, Edmund. Works of. Lond., 
 
 l826-'27. 16v 21—128 
 
 CONTENTri. 
 
 v. 1. A vindication of natural society. 
 On the sublime and beautiful. 
 
 2. Observations on the present state of the nation. 
 Tlioualits on the cause of the present discontents. 
 SpeecTi on American taxation. 
 
 3. Speeclies and letters from 1774 to 1780. 
 
 4. Speeches in parliament 1783-1785. 
 .'j. Speech ou the arm}' estimates, 1790. 
 
 Reflections on the revolution in France, 1790. 
 I 6. Letters, 1791-'92. 
 
 I 7. Pamphlets, 1791-'85. 
 
 ! 8. Letter to a noble lord, 1796. 
 
 Three letters to a member of parliament ou the pro- 
 posals for peace with the Ref^icide Directory of 
 France; 1. Ontbeoverturesof i)eace, 1796. 2. On 
 the genius and character of the French revolution, 
 1796. 3. On the ruptureof negotiations; the teiTns 
 of peace proposed, and the resources of the coun- 
 try for the continuance of the war, 1797. 
 9. Letters and addresses, 1773-'9.'>. 
 
 10. Fragments and notes of speeches in parliament, 
 
 170l-'O2. 
 An ay)ridgiiient of English liistorv fioui the invasi<ui 
 of,Tulius( ■n-.s;irtot]n-t'iuiottllt veiguot Iviug.loliu. 
 
 11. Nintll re])ort from the Heli-ct committee (House of 
 
 Commons) ai)nointed to take iuto consideration the 
 state of the administration of justice In the prov- 
 inces of Bengal, lialiar, and Orissa, &c. 
 
 Eleventh report. 
 
 Articles of chai-ge of high crimes and mi.sdemeanors 
 against Warren Hastings, esq., late goveraor-gen- 
 eral of Bengal ; presented to the House of Com- 
 mons upon the 4th day of April, 1786. 
 
 12. Articles of charge of high crimes and misdemeanors 
 
 against Warren H.islmgs, &c. — Continued. 
 
 13. Speeches on the imjieachment of Warren Hastings. 
 
 14. .Speech and rep(>rt on the impeachment of AVarren 
 
 Hastings. 
 
 15. Speeches on the impeachment of Warren Hastings: 
 
 reply. 
 
 16. Speeches <ui the impeachment of Warren Hastings: 
 
 rejdy. 
 
 Rellections on the revolution in 
 
 France. Loiul. , 1790. v. 5 21—128 
 
 For lives of Burke, xec Biography. 
 
 Burke, John Bernard. Genealogical and 
 heraldic dictionary of the peerage and 
 baronetage of the Briti.sh empire. Lond., 
 1853 37—225 
 
 Burnaby, Frederick. Ride to Khiva: 
 travels and adventures in Central Asia; 
 ■with maps, and an ajipcndix, contain- 
 ing, among other information, a series 
 of marcli-routes, compiled from a Rus- 
 sian work. N. Y., 1877 36—222 
 
 BuruHud, FrancisCowley. -.See Fiction. 
 
 Buruet, Gilbert. History of the ref- 
 ormation of the Church of England. 
 Lonl.,1850. 2v 14—85 
 
 Burnet, .lacob. Notes on the early set- 
 tlement of the Northwestern territory. 
 Cin..lS47 49—303 
 
 Burnett, Frances Hodg.son. See Fiction. 
 
 Burnett, Gilliert T. Outlines of bot- 
 any ; including a general history of the 
 vegetable kingdom, in which plants are 
 arranged according to the system of 
 natural affinities. lUns. Lond., 1835. 2 v. 32—195 
 
BURNET. 
 
 53 
 
 CALDWELL. 
 
 Biirney, Frances. See Arblay, F. B., 
 
 Mme. (V. 
 
 Burnhain, George V. History of the 
 heu fe^-er: a hunioroiis record. Illus. 
 Rost., 1855 19—117 
 
 Blirns, Robert. Complete works of: 
 containing Lis poems, songs, and corre- 
 spondence; with a new life of the poet, 
 and notices, critical and biographical, hy 
 Allan Cunningham. Illns. Lond.,n.d. Ifi— 100 
 Forlivo.s of RiiMis, itefi Biography. 
 
 Burr, Aaron. SPf! Biography. 
 
 Burr, Enoch Fitch. Ecce ccelum ; or, 
 p.arish astronomy in six lectnres, by a 
 Con uecticnt pastor. Host., 1872 32 — 19() 
 
 Burton, Richard Francis. Lake regions 
 of Central Africa : a picture of explora- 
 tion. Illus. N. Y.,18ii0 33 — 204 
 
 Vikram aud the vampire; or, tales 
 
 of Hindu devilry. Illus. N. Y., n.d.. 2 — 14 
 
 Burton, Robert. Anatomy of melan- 
 choly; what it is; with all the kinds, 
 canses, symptoms, prognostick.s, and 
 several cures of it, by Democritiis, jr. 
 Phila.,1854 23—138 
 
 Burton, William li. Cyclopfcdia of wit 
 and humor; containing choice .and char- 
 acteristic selections from the writings of 
 the most eminent humorists of .America, 
 Ireland, Scotl.and, and England. Illus. 
 N.Y.,1872 22-131 
 
 Busby, Thomas. Arguments and facts 
 demonstrating that the letters of Junius 
 were written by John Lewis De Lolme, 
 LL.V. Lond.,1816 40—242 
 
 Busch, Dr. Moritz. Bismarck in the 
 Franco-German War. N. Y.,n.d 43 — 266 
 
 Bush, Richard .1. Reindeer, dogs, and 
 snow-shoes : a journal of Siberian travel 
 and explorations in the years 1865-'67. 
 Illus. N. Y.,1871 ' 36—222 
 
 Blishnell, Horac«^ Nature and the su- 
 peniaiural, as together constituting the 
 one system of God. N.Y., 18.59 14 — 84 
 
 Business. Cy clopa'dia of commercial and 
 business anecdotes. Kirkland, Frazcr. 
 Illns. N.Y.,1864. 2v 22—131 
 
 * Cyclopa'dia of commerce, niercan- 
 
 tilelaw, finance, conunercial geography, 
 and navigation; with an essay on com- 
 merce, by J. R. McCnlloch. Waterston, 
 William. Loiul. , 1843 25—154 
 
 * Cyclopiediii of commerce and com- 
 mercial navigation. Honians, J. S. N. 
 Y.,1858 25—154 
 
 Opportnnities for industry and tln^ 
 
 safe investment of capital. Freedley, E. 
 
 T. Phila.,ia59 .'.... £9—175 
 
 * Practical, theoretical, and histor- 
 ical dicti<mary of commerce and com- 
 mercial navigation. McCnlloch, J. R. 
 Phila.,1849. 2v 25—149 
 
 Bnssey, Gfeorge Moir, and Thomas Gas- 
 pey. Pictorial history of France and the 
 French people, from the establishment of 
 the Franks in (Janl to tlie period of the 
 French revolution. Lond., 1843. 2 v.. 47—291 
 
 Butler, Mann. History of the common- 
 wealth of Kentucky. Louisville, 1834.. 49—299 
 
 Butler, Samuel. Hndibras, and other 
 poems. Loud., 1835. 2v 16—100 
 
 BMtier, Samuel, 2). J). Geographiaclas- 
 sica; or, the application of ancient geog- 
 raphy to the cla8.sic8, with atlas. Phila., 
 1835 B— 
 
 Butler, W. F. Wild North land ; being 
 a story of a winter journey, with dogs, 
 across Northern North America. Illus. 
 Phila., 1874 34—210 
 
 Butt, Beatrice May. .See Fiction. 
 
 Butter\i'ortli,.Iohn. New concordance 
 to the Holy Scriptures. Bost., 18.'8 14—86 
 
 Byr, Robert., pseud. See Fiction. 
 
 Byron, George Gordon Noel, Lord. Poeti- 
 cal works of. Bo.st., 1864. 8v 16 — 99 
 
 COXTF.XTg. 
 
 V. 1. Life of Lord B^ron : Hours of idleneas ; Article from 
 
 the Edinburgh review ; Occaaional pieces. 
 
 2. English bards and Scotch reviewers ; Hints from 
 
 Horace; The curse of Minerva; The waltz ; Ode to 
 
 Napoleon Bonaparte ; Hebrew melodies ; Domestic. 
 
 Sieces ; Monody on the death of the Kight Hon. R. 
 . Sheridan; Tde dream; The lament of Tasso; Ode 
 on Venice. 
 '.i. Beppo; Tlieproi)hecjof Danle; Francesca of Rimini ; 
 Tile Moffrante Ma^jriore of Pulci; The blues; The 
 vision of judgment : The age of bronze. 
 
 6. Manfred ; Marino Faliero. <Ioge of Venice. 
 
 7. Sardanapalus ; The two Foscari; Cain. 
 
 8. Heaven and earth ; The deformed transformed ; "Wer- 
 
 ner, or, the inheritance. 
 9-10. Don Juau. 
 
 Same. Comi)lete in 1 vol., with 
 
 notes. Illus. N. Y., 18.59 16— 99 
 
 For life and letter.^, ttee Biography. 
 
 By-ways of Europe. Taylor, J. B. 1869.. 35—213 
 
 Ciesar, Cains Julius. Works of. Duu- 
 can,W.,/r. Lond., 1832. 2v 17—103 
 
 Commentaries of; to which is pre- 
 fixed a discourse concerning the Roman 
 art of war, with A. Hirtius Pansa's com- 
 mentaries on the Alexandrian, African, 
 and Spanish wars. Duncan, W., tr. 
 
 Phila., 1837 17—103 
 
 For lives of Ca'sar, sec Biography. 
 
 Caesars, The. De Quiuccy, T. 18.58 .... 21— 126 
 
 Caiiuii, Leon. See Fiction. 
 
 Cairnes, John E. Some leading prin- 
 ciples of political economy newly ex- 
 pounded. N.Y.,1874 29—176 
 
 The slave power. N. Y.,1862 44—269 
 
 Calamities and quarrels of authors. ])i,s- 
 
 riieli, 1. 1859 15—91 
 
 Calderon ile la Barca, Pedro. (Foreign 
 (■laxxicK for Knglhh renders.) Hasell, E. 
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 Caldwell, Charles. Memoirs of the life 
 and caiupaigns of the Hon. Nathaniel 
 Greene. I'hila. , 1819 40—245 
 
CALENDAR. 
 
 54 
 
 CAMPBELL. 
 
 Calendar of victory. Being a record of 
 Britisli valour and couquest. Johns, R. 
 1855 2,5- 
 
 -149 
 
 Calhoun, John C. Works of. Crallo, 
 R. K.,<!rf. Columbia, S.C.,1851-'55. 6v. 22—135 
 
 CONTESra. 
 
 V. 1. A disquiBitioii on government. 
 
 A (liseoursti on the constitution and government of 
 the United States. 
 
 2. Speeches in the House of Representatives and Senate 
 
 of the United States from December 12, 1811, to 
 February 7, 1837. 
 
 3. Speeclies delivered in the House of Representatives 
 
 and Senate of the United States from February 9, 
 1837. to June 21, 1841. 
 
 4. Speeclies delivered in the House of Representatives 
 
 and Senate of the United States from July 19, 1841, 
 to March 5, 1850. 
 
 5. Reports and public letters from Xoveniber 29, 1811, 
 
 to .June 26, 1846, including the correspondence in 
 relation to the annexation of Texas and the Oregon 
 ne»:otiation. 
 
 6. Reports niul public papers in relation to State rights 
 
 and the conflict, in 1832, of f^outh Carolina with the 
 national government, its causes, principles, &c. 
 
 CALIFORNIA. 
 History. 
 
 History of Upper and Lower California. Forbes, 
 
 A. 1839 49— ,300 
 
 Natural and civil history of California. Venegas, 
 
 M. 1759. 2v 49—300 
 
 Description and Travels. 
 
 Aboriginal inhabitants of California. Baegert, J. 
 
 (Sm. JTcpf., 1803-'6i) 53— 
 
 Oalifomia and Oregon trail. Parkman, F. N. T., 
 
 1849 34—203 
 
 California and the gold mania. De Quincey, T. 
 
 1861. (/n/iiiLetterstoayoungman, pp. 199-246). 21—126 
 Oalifornia for health, pleasure, and residence. 
 
 Illus. Nordhoff,C. 1874 34—210 
 
 Oalifomia in 1848. Thornton, J. Q. 1849. 2v 34—210 
 
 California indoors and out. ramham,E. W. 1856. 34 — 210 
 California, Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands. 
 
 Nordlioff, Charles. 1874 34—210 
 
 Olimate of California. Logan, T. M. (In Sm. 
 
 Bept., 1855) 53— 
 
 Eldorado; or, adventures in the path of empire. 
 
 Taylor,J.B. 1868 34—209 
 
 Life in California. Hlus. Robinson, A. 1846 ... 34 — 210 
 Life on the plains and among the diggings. Hlus. 
 
 Delano, A. 1854 34—200 
 
 Los Gringos ; or, an inside view of California, &c. 
 
 Wise, Lieut. U. S. N. 1850 34—210 
 
 Mountaineering in the Sieira Nevada. King, C. 
 
 1872 34—210 
 
 Mountains and mole hills. Life in California. 
 
 Marryat, F. 1855 34—210 
 
 Native races of the Pacitlc States. Bancroft, H. A, 
 
 V. 1. 1874 30—186 
 
 Facific Railroad reports. (See Contents in general 
 
 alphabet, Paciflc railroad) 20 — 118 
 
 Six montlis in the gold mines : from a journal of 
 
 three years' residence in Upper and Lower Cali- 
 fornia, 1847-'49. Buffum, E.G. 1850 34—210 
 
 Three years in California. Hlus. Colton, Walter. 
 
 X.Y.,1851 34—210 
 
 Tour of duty in California. Illus. Revere, J. W. 
 
 1849 34—209 
 
 Travels and a^lventures of Monsieur Violet. Illus. 
 
 Marryat, Cnpt F. 1874 34—210 
 
 I Fiction.) 
 Two yeai-s before the mast. Dana, R. H.,^>. 1873. 34—210 
 
 California — continued. 
 
 What I saw in California in 1846-'47. Bryant, E. 
 
 1848 34—210 
 
 — : Same. 1849 34—210 
 
 See Picturesque America in general catalogue; see, alito, 
 United States. 
 
 Callail, John F. Military laws of the 
 United States, relating to the army, ma- 
 rine corps, volunteers, militia, and to 
 bounty lands and pensions; from the 
 foundation of the government to 18.58. 
 Bait., 1858 29— 1T7 
 
 Calmet, Augustin. * Dictionary of the 
 Holy Bible, historical, critical, geograph- 
 ical, and etymological. Taylor's edition. 
 Illiis. Charlestown, 1812. 5v 26—160 
 
 Phantom world. History and phi- 
 losophy of spirits, apparitions, &c. 
 Chri-stmas, Rev. H., tr. Phila., 1850.... 30—183 
 
 Caloric. Metcalfe, S. L. 1859. 2v 32-194 
 
 Calvcrly, C. S. Fly leaves, with earlier 
 
 "Verses and translations." 1872 16—100 
 
 Calvert, T>eonard. See Biography. 
 
 Cam, On the. Lectures on the University 
 of Cambridge. Everett, William. 1865. 2»— 140 
 
 Cambridge essays, contributed by mem- 
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 CONTEXTS. 
 
 "Watson, C. K., Life and genius of Moli^re. Bristed, 
 C. A., English language in America. Gallon, F., Notes 
 on modem geography. Buxton, C, Limitations to se- 
 verity in war. Liveing, G. D., On the transmutation of 
 matter. Stephen. F., Relation of novels to life. Hughes, 
 R. E., Future prospects of the British navy. Brimley, 
 (i , Alfred Tennyson's poems. Clark, "W. G., General 
 education and classical studim. 
 
 Cambridge University (England). Five 
 years in an English university. Bristed, 
 C.A. 1852 14—82 
 
 On the Cam. Everett, W. 1865.. 23— 140 
 
 Campaign against Quebec. Henry, J. J. 
 Lancaster, 1812 50— 30t) 
 
 Campaigning on the Oxus. Illus. Mac- 
 Gahan, J. A. 1874 35—211 
 
 Campaigns of the British army at Wash- 
 ington and New Orleans in the years 
 1814-'1.5. Gleig,G,R. 1847 48—255 
 
 Campbell and Twining. Reports upon 
 the snrve.v of the boundary between the 
 territory of the United States and the 
 possessions of Great Britain, from the 
 Lake of the Woods to the summit of the 
 Rocky Mountains. Maps. Wash., 1878. 54 — 
 
 Campbell, Charles. Introduction to 
 th(! history of the colony and ancient 
 dominion of Virginia. Rich., 1847 50 — 304 
 
 Campbell, George Douglass (8th duke 
 of Argiill). The reign of law. Illus. 
 N. y., 1873 14— 84 
 
 Prayer. The two spheres. (In Pi-ayer- 
 
 gauge debate, pp. 253-269. Host., 1876) 14—84 
 
 Campbell, John. Naval history of 
 Great Britain, including the history and 
 lives of the British admirals. Loud., 
 1813, 8v 43—865 
 
CAMPBELL. 
 
 55 
 
 OAELYLE. 
 
 C^ampbell, Lord John. J^ives of the 
 chief justices of England, from the Nor- 
 man conquest till the death of I^ord 
 Mansfield. Second American edition. 
 
 Phila.,1853. 3v 37—228 
 
 For conteuts, see Biography (CoUectire). 
 
 Lives of the lord chancellors of 
 
 England, from the earliest times till the 
 
 reign of Gemge IV. Lond., 1819. 7 v. 3(>— 218 
 
 For contt'iits, see Biography (Collective). 
 
 Campbell, Rohert Allen. Gazetteer of 
 Missouri. Ulna. St. Louis, 1875 50—309 
 
 Campbell, Thomas. Journal of a resi- 
 dence in Algiers. lUus. Loud., 1842. 2 v. '.iS — 204 
 
 Frederick the Great: his court and 
 
 times. Lond. , 1842-'43. 4 v 40—246 
 
 Poetical works of, with a memoir. 
 
 Bost, 1874 16—100 
 
 Campbell, William W. Annals of 
 Tryon County; or, the border warfare 
 of New York during the revolution. 
 N. Y., 1831 50—305 
 
 CANADA. 
 
 History. 
 
 Canada and the Canadians in 1848. Bonnycastle, 
 SiVE. H. 1846 
 
 Canada as it was, is, and may be. Bonnycastle, Sir 
 E.H. 1852. 2v 
 
 France and England in North America. Park- 
 man, F. Bost., 1871 
 
 Histoiredu Canada. Garueau, F. X. Quebec, 1632. 
 
 3t. 
 
 History of the five nations of Canada. Coldeu, C. 
 
 Lond., 1747 
 
 Old regime in Can.ida. Parkman, F. 1874 
 
 Description, Travels, &c. 
 Canadian scenery. Illustrated by W. 11. Bartlett ; 
 
 description by N. P. Willis. 1842. 2v 
 
 Canoeing in Eanuckia. Norton and Habberton. 
 
 1878 
 
 Flans of various lakes and rivers between Lake 
 
 Huron and the river Ottawa. 1857 
 
 Bed Eivcr exploring expedition of Canada, 1857. 
 
 Illus. Hind,N.Y. 1860 
 
 Settlers in Canada, The. Illus. Marryat, Capt. F. 
 
 n.d 
 
 Travels through the Canadas. Heriot, G. 1807 . . . 
 Voyages du sicur de Champlain; on, journal i-H de- 
 
 couvcrtes de la Nouvelle France. 1830. 2v--.- 
 Yankee in Canada; with anti-slavery and reform 
 
 papers. Thoreau, H. D. 1874 
 
 See, algo, America (British); New Brnnswick; 
 British Columbia ; Quebec. 
 
 Cailllillg, George. See Biography. 
 
 Canoe voyage up the Minnay Sotor. Illus. 
 Featherstonhaugh, G. W. 1847. 2 v.. 
 
 Canterbury (ales. Chancer, G. Illus. N. 
 Y.,1807 
 
 Cailtei'O, J. G. Losingenios. Coleccion 
 de vistas de los i)rinci]>ales ingenios de 
 azucar de la isla de Cuba. Habana, n. d . 
 
 Capacity and genius. Essay on, with an 
 enquiry into the nature of ghosts and 
 other appearances 8Ui)i>osed to be super- 
 natural, {anon.) Lond., n.d 
 
 34-207 
 16— 99 
 
 B— 
 
 30—183 
 
 45—279 
 
 45—279 
 
 B4— 205 
 
 45—279 
 
 47—286 
 34—210 
 
 34—210 
 
 34—209 
 
 B-* 
 
 34—210 
 
 7— 41 
 34—210 
 
 34—210 
 
 ,34—210 
 
 Cape Cod. Thoreau, H. D. 1865 34—209 
 
 Caper-sauce. Fanny Fern. Partoii, Mrs. 
 S.P. 1872 9—50 
 
 Capes, W. W. Roman empire of the 
 second century ; or, the age of the Au- 
 tonincs. (Epochs of ancient history.) 
 N. Y.,1879 48—295 
 
 Same. N. Y., n. d 48—295 
 
 Capital of the Tycoon. Illus. Alcock, 
 *VR. 1863. 2v 36—221 
 
 Captains of the old world. Herbert, H. 
 W. 1852 36—218 
 
 Captivity among the Indians, Memoirs of 
 a. Hunter, J. D. 1823 .-..34-207 
 
 Capture of Ticouderoga. Address before 
 the Vermont Historical Society, deliv- 
 ered at Moiitpelier, Vt., October 8, 1872. 
 Chittenden, Lucius E. Rutland, Vt., 
 1872 42—255 
 
 Carey, Henry C. Letters to the Presi- 
 dent on the foreign and domestic policy 
 of the Union, and its effects, as exhibited 
 in the condition of the people and the 
 state. Phila. and Lond., 1858 29—176 
 
 Principles of political economy ; of 
 
 the laws of the production and distribu- 
 tion of wealth. Phila., 1837. 3 v 29—177 
 
 Principles of social science. Phila. 
 
 and Lond., 1858-'59. 3v 29—176 
 
 Unity of law, as exhibited in the 
 
 relations of physical, social, mental, and 
 
 moral science. Phila., 1872 39 — 176 
 
 Carey, William. The Queen : the con- 
 spiracies of 1806 and 1813 against the 
 Princess of Wales, with that of 1820 
 against the Queen of England. Lond., 
 1820 45—277 
 
 Caricature and grotesque in literature 
 and art. History of. Illus. Wright, 
 T. 1875 15-93 
 
 CarlotOil, Will. Farm ballads. Illus. 
 
 N. Y., 1873 16— 99 
 
 Farm legends. Illus. N. Y'. , 1876 . . 16— 99 
 
 Carlyle, Thomas. Critical and miscel- 
 laneous essays. N. Y.,1S70 23 — 142 
 
 Jean Paul Friedrich Eichter ; State of German literature ; 
 Life and writings of Werner; Goethe's Helena; Goethe; 
 Burns; LifeofHeyne; Gorman playwrights; Voltaire; 
 Novalis ; Signs of the times ; Jean Paul Friedrich Eichtei 
 again; On history; Luther's psalm; Schilba-; Nibel- 
 ungen lied; German literature of the XIV and XV 
 centuries; Taylor's German poetry: Characteristics; 
 Goethe's portrait; Biogi-aphy; Boswell's Jolinsou; 
 Death of Goethe; Goethe's works; Coni-law ihymes; 
 Novelle by Goethe; The tale, by Goethe ; Diderot; On 
 history again ; Count Cagliostro ; Edward Irving ; Dia- 
 mond necklace; Mirabeau; French revolution; Sir 
 Waltt^r Scott ; Vai-nhagcn von Ense's memoirs ; Copy- 
 right bill; Dr. Francia. 
 
 French revolution : ahistory. N. Y., 
 
 1871. 2v 46- 
 
 -280 
 
CARLYLE. 
 
 56 
 
 CHALLENGER. 
 
 Carlyle, Thomas — oontinuetl. 
 
 Heroes and hero-worship. Loud., 
 
 1840 23—141 
 
 C'ONl'KNTS. 
 
 The heii> as diviiiity. Odin; Pagaili»m; Scandinavian 
 mytliolojiy. 
 
 The hero as propliet. Mahonnit; Islam. 
 
 The hero as poet. Dante : Sliakspeaie. 
 
 The hero as priest. Luther: Kefovmation : Knox: Puri- 
 tanism. 
 
 The hero as man of letters. Johnson; Rousseau; Burns. 
 
 The hero as liing. (Cromwell; Napohon; Modem revo- 
 hitionisni. 
 
 History of Friedrich the second, 
 
 (•ailed Frederick the Great. N. Y., 
 1863-'71. 6v 40—246 
 
 Oliver Cromwell's letters and 
 
 speeches, including the supplement to 
 the lirst edition, with elucidations. N. 
 
 v., 1871. av., 39—237 
 
 Past and present. Bost., 1843 23—141 
 
 Sartor Resartus ; the life and opin- 
 ions of Herr Teufelsdrockh : in three 
 
 books. Loud., 1831 2:i— 141 
 
 For life, »ee Biography- 
 Carl yie, Thomas, Advocate. Pleadings 
 with my mother, the church in Scotland; 
 the substance of four lectures delivered 
 in Edinburgh, May, 1854. Ediu., 1854.. 14— 86 
 
 Came, .John. I^a Syrie, la Terrc-Saiute, 
 I'Asie-Miueure, &c. lUustr^es. Une s^- 
 rie de vues dessinees d'jiprfes nature, par 
 \V. H. Bartlett et William Purser. Lend, 
 et Paris, 1836 IK- 213 
 
 Cai'nes, J. A. Journal of a voyage frrtm 
 Boston to the west coast of Africa. Bost. , 
 18.52 :i3-203 
 
 Carpenter, Philip P. The nioUusks of 
 Western North America. ( Vol. 10 of Sm. 
 Misc. Coll.) ■'■>3 
 
 Carpentry. .Set Architecture. 
 
 Cairington, Mrs. Margaret J. Ab-sa- 
 ra-ka, home of the Crows, being the ex- 
 perience of an officer's wife on the plains. 
 lllus. Phila.,18n8 34—207 
 
 Carroll, Lewi.s, imeml. See Dodgson, 
 C. L. 
 
 Carter, Owen B. Series of the ancient 
 painted glass of Winchester Cathedral. 
 lUus. Lond.,1845 15— H8 
 
 Carver, .Jonathan. Travels through the 
 interior parts of North America in the 
 years 176H-'68. Loud., 1778 34—205 
 
 Cary, Alice. Ballads, lyrics, and hymns. 
 N. v., 1876 16— •>'•> 
 
 Memorial of. lllus. Ames, M. C. 
 
 N. Y., 1875. 16— yy 
 
 Cary, Phcebe. Poems of faith, hope, and 
 
 love. N.Y.,1874 16-99 
 
 Memorial of. Hlus. Ames, M. C. 
 
 N.Y..1875 16— 99 
 
 Casimir Mare.mma. Helps, Sir A. 1871. ,5—32 
 
 Casket of reminiscences. Foote, H. S. 
 
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 Castelar, Emilio. Old Rome and new 
 Italy (recnerdos de Italia). Mrs. Arthur 
 
 Arnold, /I-. N.Y.,1874 36—221 
 
 Castilian days. Hay,. J. 1872 3.5—211 
 
 Cast-iron beams and colunnis, Treatise on. 
 
 TuinbMll,W. 1832 »..- 19—115 
 
 Ca»«well, Alexis. Meteorological ob.ser- 
 vatious made at Providence, R. I., from 
 December, 1831, to ilay, I860. ( roL 12 
 
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 Catalogues. Rules for printed dictionary 
 catalogue. Cutter, C. A. [/n United 
 States Bureau of Education report: pub- 
 lic libraries, &c. Part 2, 187G.] 
 Xote.—FoT catalogues of various iustitutions, see the names 
 of such in general alphahet; see, also. Bibliography, 
 Libraries. 
 Cathedral, The (a poem). Lowell, J. 11. 
 
 1870 16— 96 
 
 Catlin, George. Manners, customs, and 
 condition of the North American In- 
 dians, lllus. Lond.,1841. 2v 45—286 
 
 Cats and dogs, lllus. Miller, ilfrs. Hugh. 
 
 N.Y.,1872 8— 48 
 
 Catskill Mountains. lllus. Rockwell, C. 
 
 1867 34-209 
 
 Caunter, Hobart. Romance of history : 
 
 India, lllus. Lond.,n.d 10—55 
 
 i Caxtoniana. Bulwer-Lytton, Sir E. 1868. 23—137 
 ! Cazill, Acliille. Phenomena and laws of 
 heat. (Illustrated library of wonders.) 
 
 N.Y.,1874 32—194 
 
 j Cements. See Arts (useful). 
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 Centennial managers. Final report of the 
 
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 N. Y., 18-2 25-152 
 
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 60 
 
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 works of; witli an essay upon his philo- 
 sophical and theological opinions.. /Vo/. 
 Shedd, frf. N. Y., 1856. 7v !.21— 127 
 
 COSTKNT8. I 
 
 V. 1. Introductory essaj 8, &c. 
 
 Aids to refiection.' j 
 
 The HtateHman'H manual. 
 2. The friend : a series of essays to aid in the formation 
 of fixed principles in politics, morals, religion. &c. j 
 
 Colcridg^e, Samuel Taylor — continued. 
 
 T. 3. Biographialiteraria: or, Biographical sketches of my 
 litei-ary life and ojtinions. 
 
 4. N(»tes and lectures upon Shakespeare and some of the 
 
 old poets and dramatists, with other literary re- 
 maius. 
 
 5. Literary remains. 
 
 6. On the constitution of church and state, according to 
 
 the idea of each. 
 A lily sermon, addressed to the higher and middle 
 
 classes, on tlie existing distresses and discontents, 
 
 1817. 
 Specimens of table talk. 
 
 7. .luvenile poems. 
 Sihylliue limves. 
 The ancient mariner. 
 Christabel. 
 Miscellaneous poems. 
 Remorse: a tragedy. 
 Zapolva: a Christmas tale. 
 
 Piccolomini: or. The first part of Wallenstein ; a 
 
 drama. Translated fronithe German of Schiller. 
 The death of Wallenstein : a tragedy in five acts. 
 Translated from Schiller. 
 
 * 
 ColcridjifC, Sara. See Biography. 
 
 Cole, Miriam, pseud. &e Harris, M. C, 
 in Fiction. 
 
 Colleccion de los viages y descubrlmien- 
 tos. Nav.arrete, M. F. de. Mad., 1825-'37. 
 5v A— 
 
 College words and customs, CoUectiou of. 
 Bartlett, J. R 15— 92 
 
 Collins, Lewis. Historical sketches of 
 Kentucky. Illus. Maysville, Ky., 18,50.. 49—299 
 
 Collins, Mortimer. 5ee Fiction. 
 
 Collins, William, Poetical works of, with 
 a memoir. Bost., 1865 16—99 
 
 Collins, W. Lucas. Montaigne. (For- 
 eign classics for English readers.) Phila., 
 D. d 36—217 
 
 Collins, William Wilkie. My miscella- 
 nies. N.Y., 1874 23—141 
 
 Sights a-foot. Phila. , u . d 35—212 
 
 For his novels, gee Fiction. 
 
 Colnian, Henry. Europeanlifeandman- 
 ner.s, in familiar letters to friends. Bost. 
 and Lond., 1849. 2v 35—213 
 
 Colonies. See Grovernment and Politics. 
 
 COLORADO. 
 
 Colorado. Bits of travel at home. Jack- 
 son, J/rs. H. H. 34—209 
 
 Geographical and geological explo- 
 rations aiul surveys west of the one 
 hundredth meridian. Illus. Wheeler, 
 George M., liott., U.S.A. Wash., 187.5. 
 v.3-5 55— 
 
 — Interior Department. ( United States 
 
 Geological Survey of the Territories, in 
 
 charge of F. F. Hagden.) Annual reports 
 
 for 18G9-'74-76-'77-78 54— 
 
 Note. — These reports cover the geology, mineralogy, nat- 
 ural history, and raining industry of the Territory, with 
 maps. 
 
 Pacific railroad reports, v. 2, 1853. 
 
 {Narrative of Gunnison' H explor.) 20—120 
 
 United States geological explora- 
 tion of the fortieth parallel. King, Clar- 
 ence. Wash., 1870-71. v. 3 and 5 31—187 
 
 For the fauna and flora of Colorado, see Bulletins Nos. 4 and 
 6 of United States geological surveys. Hayden, F. V. 
 
COLORADO. 
 
 62 
 
 COlifQUEST. 
 
 Colorado river of the west and its tribu- 
 taries, Exploration of. Illns. Powell, 
 
 J.W. Wash., 1875 54— 
 
 Colton, Calvin. Life and times of Henry 
 Clay. Illns. ( 1'ols. 1 and 2 of the Workif 
 
 of Henry Clan.) N.Y.,n.d 21—135 
 
 Colton, G. Woolworth and C. B. Gen- 
 
 "eral atlas. N. Y., 1874 B— 
 
 Colton, Walter. Three years in Cali- 
 fornia. Illns. N.Y., 18.51 34—210 
 
 Columbia, British, and Vancouver's 
 
 Island. Macdonald, D. G. F. 1863.... 44—268 
 Columbia River, Adventures on the. Cox, 
 
 Ross. 1832 34—207 
 
 Colunibns, Christopher. See Biog- 
 raphy. 
 Columns. See Arts (Useful). 
 Conibc, William. Doctor Syutax's three 
 tours in search of the i)icturcsque, con- 
 solation, and a wife. Illns. Ijond.,n.d. 16 — 99 
 Combes, Oh. Trait<S de I'exploitation 
 
 des mines. Paris, lH44-'45. 3v 18 — 109 
 
 Atlas to the above. Paris, 1844-'46. B — 
 
 Comedy. See Fiction. {Little classics, 
 
 V. 9.) 
 Comic almanac. Illustrated by G. Crnik- 
 
 shank. 1835-'53. 2v 2— 8 
 
 Commentaries of Cicsar. Phila., 1837. .. 17 — 103 
 Commentaries on American law. Kent, 
 
 •J. 1848 29—178 
 
 Commentaries on the laws of England. 
 
 Bliuk.stone, Sir W. 1866. 2 v 29—178 
 
 Commerce of the prairies. Illus. Gregg, 
 
 J. X.Y.,1864. 2v 35—216 
 
 Commerce of the United States, Statis- 
 tical view of. Pitkin, T. 1817 51—310 
 
 Commercial and business anecdotes, Cy- 
 cloptedia of. Illus. Kirkland,F. 1864. 
 
 2v 22—131 
 
 Commercial and statistical register of the 
 
 United States. Hazard, S. 1840-'41. 5 v. 51—310 
 Commercial dictionary. M'CuUoch, J. R. 
 
 1849. 2v 25—149 
 
 Commercial relations of the United States | 
 
 with England, Memoir concerning the. 
 
 Talleyrand, C. M. de. 1806 49—303 
 
 Commercial review of the south and west. 
 
 DeHow, J. D. B. 1847-'53. 14 v 52—314 
 
 Commercial statistics. Macgregor, J. 
 
 1850. 5v 51—310 
 
 Common-place book. Southey, R. N. Y., 
 
 1860. 2v 21—124 
 
 Conunon-place book of thoiiglits, memo- 
 ries, and fancies. .Jameson, A. 1855.. 15 — TO 
 Commonwealth of England. See, under England, 
 
 thiM jn'i-iiKl. 
 Companions of my solitude. Helps, A. 
 
 1870 2:i— 1.39 
 
 Complete English tradesman. De Foe, 
 
 I). Oxford,1841. 2v 21—126 
 
 Comstock, C. B. ,»!«/., U. S. Engineers, 
 
 comp. Notes ou European surveys. Illus. 
 
 Wash., 1876 f4— 
 
 Comte, August, Positive philosophy of. 
 Mill, J. S. 18:6 30—184 
 
 Conant, H. S. Primer of German litera- 
 ture. N. Y.,1878 l.^'j— 92 
 
 Concord and Merrimack Rivers, Week on 
 the. Thorean, H. D. Bost., 1868 34—209 
 
 Concord days. Alcott.A. B. 1872 23—140 
 
 Concord, History of. Illns. Bouton, N. 
 1S56 49—299 
 
 Ooncordance. Sec Biblical and relif;iou8 literature (liible). 
 Aim, in };eneral aliiliabet, Tennyson and Shakespeare. 
 
 Condensed classics. See Fiction. 
 
 Conduct of life. Emerson, R.W. Bost., 
 
 lf"5 23—141 
 
 Confederate States of America 26 — 1.56 
 
 See United States (Civil war of 1861-'65). 
 
 Confederate States of America, Statutes 
 at large of the. Matthews, James M., f4. 
 1862-'64. 2v 26-156 
 
 Confederate war for independence, Me- 
 moirs of the. Von Borcke, H. 1867 42—254 
 
 Confession. For title.s of novels whose initial word is 
 Confessions, gee Fiction. 
 
 Confessions of an English opium-eater. 
 
 De Quincey, T. 1862 21—126 
 
 Confessions of Jean Jacques Rousseau. 
 
 Illus. Loud., 1874 21 123 
 
 Confucius, Life and teachings of. Legge, 
 
 J. Phila., 1874 39-238 
 
 COXTENTS. 
 
 Chinese classics generally; Confucian analects; Doctrine 
 of the mean; Influence and doctrines of Confucius; The 
 great learning. 
 
 See Biblical and religious literature (Confucianism). 
 
 Chips from a German workshop. Miiller, 
 
 Max. V. 1, pp. 300-309 23—138 
 
 Congress, Abridgment of the debates in. 
 1789-1856. Benton, T.H. N. Y., 1856- 
 '58. 9v 53_ 
 
 Biographical and political history 
 
 of. Wheeler, H. G. N. Y., 1848 52—315 
 
 History of the thirty-ninth. Illus. 
 
 Barnes, W. H. N. Y., 1868 52—315 
 
 History of the fortieth. 1867-'69. 
 
 Iiarnes,W. H. N. Y., 1871. 2v 52—315 
 
 Conjugial love. Swedenborg, E. 1871.. 14 — 82 
 
 Connecticut. Historical collections. 
 Illus. Barber, J. W. 1838 49—299 
 
 History of. Dwight, j>., T. 1840.. 49— 299 
 
 History of the Indians of. De For- 
 est, John W. 1853 47—286 
 
 Illustrations of surface geology. 
 
 Hitchcock, E. {In Sm. C'onf rib.) Phila., 
 1856 53— 
 
 Public records of the colony of. 
 
 Hoadly, C. J. 1868-'80. 4 v 49—300 
 
 See, also. New England. 
 
 ConoV'Cr, James F. Digested index of 
 all the reported decisions in law and 
 equity of the supreme courts of the 
 States of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. 
 Phila., 1834 29-178 
 
 Conquest of Granada. Irving, W. 1851. 5 — 29 
 
CONEAD. 
 
 63 
 
 COUES. 
 
 Conrad, T. A. Clieck list of inverte- 
 brate fossils of North Amciita : Eocene 
 aiidOli^oceue. {Vol.7 oj' Sm. Misc. Coll.). 53 — 
 
 Conscience. (Boston Monday Lectures.) 
 Cook, Jo.sepli. Boston, 187;) 23 — 140 
 
 Consei-vatlcn of ('ner>;y. Stewart, B. 
 N. Y., 187G (Set Physics) :!1— 192 
 
 Consolations in travel ; or, the last days of 
 a philosopher. I)avy,5irH. Lond.,ie30. 23—137 
 
 Conspiracy of Catiline, and the Jugur- 
 thine war. The history of. Sallustius, 
 C. C. W. Rose, //•. Pliila., 1837 17—103 
 
 Conspiracy of Pontiac. Parknian, F. 
 Jiost., 1870. 2 V 34—205 
 
 Constantinople. Amicis, E. de. N. Y., 
 
 1878. (Ac, also, Turkey) 35—211 
 
 Constitutions. For coustit lit ions anil constitutional histories 
 of various countries, xee uitiues of countries, as England; 
 United States. 
 
 Convents. See Biblical and religious literature 
 (Mouastcries). 
 
 Couve; sations on war and general cul- 
 tuic. Helps, .Sir A. Bost., 1871 23—139 
 
 Cooki Joseph. Boston Monday Lectnres. 
 Bost., 1877-79. 6v " 23—140 
 
 Biology. 
 Conscience. 
 
 Ortliodoxy. 
 Trauscemlentalism. 
 
 CO.NTKXTS, 
 
 Heredity. 
 Marriage. 
 
 Coofee, John Esten. See. Fiction. 
 Cooley, Arnold James. Cyclopa'dia of 
 six thousand practical receipts and col- 
 lateral information in the arts, manu- 
 factures, ajul trades, including medicine, 
 pharmacy, and domestic economy ; de- 
 signed as a compendious book of reference 
 for the manufacturer, tradesman, ama- 
 teur, and heads of families. N. Y.,1875. 25 — 153 
 Coolidg:c, Sus.an, pseud. Woolsey, S. C. 
 
 See Fiction. 
 Cooper, James Fenimore. History of 
 the navy of the United States of America. 
 
 Lond., 1839. 2 v 43—265 
 
 For otlier works, tee Fiction. 
 Cooper, Thompson. Men of the time : a 
 dictionary of cotemporaries ; containing 
 biographical notices of eminent charac- 
 ters of both sexes. Lond. and N. Y., 1875. 25—152 
 Cooper, William M. Flagellation and 
 the flagellants : a history of the rod in all 
 countries, from the earliest period to the 
 
 present time. Illns. Lond., ISliO 22—130 
 
 Co-operation iu England, Histoiy of. 
 
 Holyoake, G. J. Phila., 1875. v. 1 .... 29— 176 I 
 Cope, Edward D. Check list of North | 
 
 American Batraibia and IJcplilia; with 
 a systematic list of the higher groups, 
 and an essay on geographical distribu- 
 tion based on the specimens contained 
 in the U. S. National Museum. ( Vol. 13 
 
 of Sm. Misc. Coll. ) 53- 
 
 Vertebrata of the cretaceous forma- 
 
 tionsof the west. ( Vol. 2of the final reports 
 or riionographs of the United States Geolog- 
 ical Survey of the Territories.) Wash., 1875. 54- 
 
 Coppee, Henry. Grant and his cam- 
 paigns: a military biogra])hy. lUus. 
 N. Y., 1866 40—245 
 
 Copper, Chemistry and metallurgy of. 
 Piggot, A. S. Phila., 1858 19—115 
 
 Corals and coral islands. Illns. Dana, 
 J.D. N.Y.,1872 32—194 
 
 Cordery, B. Mcriton, and Plnllpotts, J. 
 Surtees. King and connnonwealth : a 
 history of Charles I and the great re- 
 bellion. Phila., 1876 45—277 
 
 Cordova, J. de. Texas; her resources 
 and her jjublic men ; a companion for 
 De Cordova's new and correct map of 
 the State of Texas. Phila., 1858 50-3^5 
 
 Comeille and his times. Guizot, F. P. G. 
 N.Y.,1852 39—238 
 
 Coriiellle, Pierre, CEuvres . completes 
 de, suivies des (envres choi.sies de Th. 
 Comeille, avec les notes de tons les 
 
 commentateurs. Paris, 1862. 2 v 17 — 103 
 
 For contents, see Drama ; se^, alio, Biographf, 
 ! Correlation and conservation of forces. 
 Youmans, E. L. 1868. See, also, Phys- 
 ics (Forces) 32—197 
 
 Correspondence with a- child. Goethe, 
 J. W. von. 1868 40—245 
 
 Correspondences, representatives, &c.. 
 Dictionary of. Swedenborg, Emanuel. 
 Bost., 1847 14— 83 
 
 Cortes, Hernando. Despatches of Her- 
 nando Cortes, the conqueror of Mexico, 
 addressed to the Emperor Charles V ; 
 written during the conquest, and con- 
 taining a narrative of its events. G. 
 Folsom, tr. N. Y. and Lond., 1843 48—297 
 
 Cosmos. Humboldt, F. H. A. von. 
 1849-'52. 4v 31—191 
 
 Cottage residences. lUus. Downing, A. 
 
 J. 1853 15—88 
 
 Cotton mannfaoture. See Art8(U8eful). 
 
 Cones, Elliott. Birds of the Colorado 
 Valley. A repository of scientific and 
 popular information concerning North 
 American ornithology. {Misc. Pub. No. 
 II of United States Geological Surrey of 
 the Territories.) Illns. Wash., 1878.... 54— 
 
 Birds of the nortliwest : a hand- 
 book of the ornithology of the region 
 drained by the Missouri River and its 
 tributaries. {Misc. I'ub. Xo. 3 of United 
 States Geological and Geographical Survey 
 of the Territories.) Wash., 1874 54 — 
 
 Fur-bearing animals : a monograph 
 
 of North American mustelidae. {Misc. 
 I'ub. Ko. 8 of United States Geological and 
 Geographical Survey of the Territories.) 
 Hlus. Wash., 1877 54— 
 
COUES. 
 
 64 
 
 CREIGHTON. 
 
 Coues, Elliott— coiitinuetl. 
 Key to North Americau birds; con- 
 taining a concise account of every spe- 
 cies of living and fossil birds at jireseut 
 known from the continent north of the 
 Mexican and United States boimdary. 
 
 Illns. Salem, 1872 31—189 
 
 and Allen, Joel Asajdi. Monographs 
 
 of North American Rodeutia. ( f'ol. 11 
 of the final reportu or monoijrnphs of the 
 United States Geologieal Surrey of the Ter- 
 ritories. ) Wash., 1877 54 — 
 
 Coulter, John M. »S'«e Porter, Thomas C. 
 
 Coulter, J. M. Botany of Jlontana, &c. 
 
 {Part 3 of the Sixth Annual Report of the 
 
 United States Geological and Geographical 
 
 Surrey of the Territories.) Illns. Wash., 
 
 1873 54— 
 
 Council of safety, governor and council of 
 
 the State of Vermont, &c., from 1775 to 
 
 1823, Records of the. Walton, E. P., erf. 
 
 of State. Montpelier, Vt.,187L!-'78. 6 v. 50—305 
 
 Oouncils. See Vatican coimcila, in general alphabet. 
 
 Count Frontenac and New France under 
 Louis XIV. Parkman, F. {Part 5 of 
 France and England in North America.) 
 1877 34—205 
 
 Country houses. f?ee Architecture. 
 
 Country margins an<l rambles of a jour- 
 nalist. Hammond, S. H., and L. W. 
 Mansfield . N. Y. , 1855 34—209 
 
 Country of the dwarfs. Illns. Du Chaillu, 
 P. N. Y., 1875 33—201 
 
 Cours sur le service des ofliciers d'artille- 
 riedansles fonderies. Paris, 1841. Avec 
 les planches 55 — 
 
 Course of time. Pollok, R. Bost., 1862. 17— 105 
 
 Court. See under names of various coun- 
 tries. 
 
 Cousin, Victor. Course of the history 
 of modern philosophy. O. W. Wright, 
 tr. N.Y.,18G6. 2v , 30—184 
 
 Cowan, Alexander M. Liberia as I 
 found it iu 1858. Frankfort, 1858 33—204 
 
 ^owpcr, William. Works; with a life 
 of the author by the editor, Robert 
 Southey. Illus. Loud., 1835-'37. 15 v. 
 
 CONTE.NTS. 
 
 Adam and other poems, v. 10 16 — 99 
 
 liattle of the frogs an<l mice. v. 14 16— 99 
 
 Correspondence, v. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 15 39—237 
 
 Lifeof Oowper. v.1,2,3 39— a:t7 
 
 Miscellaneous papers, v. 15 -. 39 — 237 
 
 Miscellaneous poems, v. 8 16 — 99 
 
 The task, and miscellaneous poem5. v. 9 16 — 99' 
 
 Translation of Homer's Iliad, v. 11, 12 16—99 
 
 Translation of Homers Odyssey, v. 13, 14 16 — 99 
 
 Same. Host., 1853. 3v 16—99 
 
 Cows. /See Agriculture (Stock). 
 
 Cox, E. T. First annual report of the 
 geological survey of Indiana, made dur- 
 ing the year 1869. Indianapolis, 1869 .. 19 — 116 
 
 Cox, Edward W. Arts of writing, read- 
 ing, and speaking. N. Y. and Lond., 
 1873 15— 93 
 
 Cox, G. W. The crusades. {Epochs of 
 history series. ) N. Y. , 1878 46—284 
 
 Same. Boat., 1874 46—284 
 
 Cox. Ross. Adventures on the Columbia 
 River. N.Y.,1832 34—207 
 
 Cox, Samuel Sullivan. Search for winter 
 sunbeams in the Riviera, Corsica, Al- 
 giers, and Spain. Illus. N.Y., 1870... 36— 221 
 
 Why we laugh. N. Y. , 1876 15—92 
 
 Coxe, William. History of the house of 
 Austria, from 1218 to 1792. Lend., 1847. 
 3v... 45—279 
 
 Memoirs of the Duke of Marlbor- 
 
 ough ; with his original correspondence ; 
 a new edition, by John Wade. Lond., 
 1847-'48. 3v 41-253 
 
 Cozzens, Frederic S. See Fiction. 
 
 Crabb, George. Technological diction- 
 ary. Lond., 1823. 2v 26—160 
 
 Cradle of rebellions. La Hodde, L. de. 
 1864 46—280 
 
 Craik., Mrs. Dinah Maria Mulock, Fair 
 France; impressions of a traveller. N.Y., 
 1871 
 
 Poems. Bost., 1869 
 
 Sermons out of church. N. Y., 1875 . 
 
 Studies from life. N. Y., 1861 
 
 For her novels, see Fiction. 
 
 Craik, George Lillie. Romance of the 
 peerage ; or, curiosities of family his- 
 tory. Lond., lS48-'50. 4v 
 
 and Charles Macfarlaue. Pictorial 
 
 history of England. N. Y., 1846-'48. 4 v. 
 
 Craik, Georgiana M. See Fiction. 
 
 Crania Americana. Illus. Morton, S. G. 
 
 3.5—212 
 
 16— 95 
 
 23—139 
 
 2— 9 
 
 37—227 
 
 45—276 
 
 Phil, and Lond., 1839 30—181 
 
 Crannier, Archbishop. See Biography. 
 Craven, Mme. Augusttis. See Fiction. 
 Crayon, Geoffrey, pseud. See Irving, W. 
 Crayon, Porte, pseud. See Strother, 
 
 D. H. 
 Creasy, Sir Edward S. History of the 
 
 Ottoman Turks. N. Y.,1878 42—256 
 
 Creation, History of. Illus. Haeckel, 
 
 E. H. N. Y., 1876. 2v 30—186 
 
 Creation, Sketches of. Illus. Winchell, 
 
 A. N. Y.,1874 32—193 
 
 Creation, Vestiges of the natural history 
 
 of. lanon.'l 1843 30—185 
 
 See Biblical and religious literature (Genesis and 
 geology ; Theology); Evolution ; G-eology. 
 
 Credit mobilier investigation: report No. 
 
 77, 42d Congress, 3d session 52 — 3 15 
 
 Credo. Townsend, L. T. 1869 14— 85 
 
 Creecy, James R. Scenes in the South, 
 
 and other miscellaneous pieces. Wash., 
 
 1860 34—208 
 
 Creighton, M. Age of Elizabeth. 
 
 {Epochs of history scries.) N. Y., 1876.. . 46—284 
 Same. N.Y.,1876 46—284 
 
CEESY. 
 
 65 
 
 CUTTER. 
 
 Crcsy, Edward. "EncyclopiBdiaof civil 
 engineering; liistorieal, theoretical, and 
 practical. IIlus. Loud., 1856 25—154 
 
 "Same. Load., 1847. 2v 25—154 
 
 Practical treatise on bridge-build- 
 ing, and on the equilibrium of vaults and 
 ardies; with the professional life, and 
 selections from the works, of Reunie. 
 I11U.S. Loud.. 1839 B— 
 
 Crete, Travels and researches in. Spratt, 
 
 Cfl/>(. T. A. B. 1865. 2v :15— 213 
 
 Criclltoil, Andrew. History of Arabia, 
 ancient and modern. Ediu., 18:{3-'34. 
 2 V 44—267 
 
 Crimea, invasion of the. War of 1854-'56. 
 
 KInglake, A. W. 1868-'81. 5v 45—278 
 
 Critical essays contributed to the Eclectic 
 Review. Foster, J. Loud., 1857 23—140 
 
 Criticism, Elemeuts of. Home, Henry 
 {Lord Kamea). N. Y., 1866 15—93 
 
 Essay on. Pope, A. 1847. {In v. 
 
 2 of his \V oiks) 16— 94 
 
 Functions of. Arnold, M. {In his 
 
 Essays in criticism.) 1869 23 — 141 
 
 On giving and taking. Helps, A. 
 
 ( In his Friends in council, 1st series, v. 1). 23 — 139 
 See, also, Literature; Rhetoric; and for criticism of indi- 
 vidual .tutliors, tlieir uamus in Biography, and in general 
 alphaOet. 
 
 (^I'Oll, James. Climate and time iu their 
 geological relations: a theory of secular 
 chauges of the earth's climate. N. Y., 
 1875 32—194 
 
 Croly, George. Memoir of the political 
 life of the Right Hon. Edmund Buike; 
 with extracts from his writings. Ediu., 
 1840. 2v 39—241 
 
 Croly, Jennie Cunningham {Jennie June). 
 For better or worse: a book for some 
 men and all women. Boat., 1875 23 — 138 
 
 Cromwell, Oliver. See Biography. 
 
 Croton aqueduct. Memoir of the con- 
 struction, cost, and capacity of the. 
 King, C. N. Y., 1843 19—116 
 
 Crowe, Eyre Evans. History of France. 
 
 N. Y., 1840. 2 V 46—280 
 
 Crowfleld, Christopher, pseud. See 
 StOTWe, Han-iet B. 
 
 Cruden, Alexander. 'Concordance to 
 the Old and New Testaments; or, a dic- 
 tionary and alphabetical index to the 
 Bible. Carey, C. S., ed. Lond. and N. 
 Y., n. d 14— 86 
 
 Criiiksliank, George. See Fiction. 
 
 Cruise of the Betsey. Miller, H. 1867.. 36— 220 
 
 Cruise of the Challenger. lUus. Spry, 
 
 W. J. J. 1877 ".. 34—207 
 
 Crusades, The. See History (Middle 
 
 ages). 
 Crystallography, System of. Griffiu, J. J. 
 
 1841 32—193 
 
 9 
 
 Cuba and the Cubans. 1850 45—278 
 
 Los ingenios: coleccion de vistas de 
 
 la isla de Cuba. Cantero, J. G. n. d.. B — 
 
 Travels iu; withnoticesof theslave 
 
 trade. Turnbull, David. 1840 35—215 
 
 Cndlip, Mrs. Pender (formerly Annie 
 Tliouias). See Fiction. 
 
 Cullum, George W. 'Register of the 
 officers aud graduates of the U. S. Mili- 
 tary Academy at West Point, N. Y., from 
 March 16, 1802, to Jan. 1, 1850. N. Y., 
 1850 51—313 
 
 Culprit fay: a poem. Drake, J. R. N. 
 Y., 1871 16— 98 
 
 Culture ami anarchy : an essay iu iiolit- 
 ical aud social criticism. Arnold, M. 
 N. Y., 1875 23—141 
 
 Culture and religion in some of their rela- 
 tions. Shaiip, J. C. N. Y., 1873 23—141 
 
 See, in general alphabet, Self-culture. 
 
 Ciiinberlaiid, Richard. For life, see 
 Biography. Eor works, see Fiction. 
 
 Cummins, Maria Susanna. See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 Curious myths of the middle ages. lUus. 
 Baring-Gould, S. 1872 14—81 
 
 Curiosities of literature. Disraeli, I. 
 Loud, and N. Y., 1859. 3v 15—91 
 
 Current discussions. Burlingame, E. L., 
 ed. 1878. 2v 23—137 
 
 CONTBNTB. 
 
 V. 1. International politics. 1. The Kassians, the Turks, 
 and the Bulgarians. Arcliibald Forbes. 2. Tur- 
 key. Viscount Stratford De Redclifte. 3. Monte- 
 negro. Hon. \V. E. (jladstone. 4. Political des- 
 tiny of Canada. Goldwin Smith. 5. Prussia iu the 
 19lh century. J. S. Blackie. 6. Future of Ejiypt. 
 Edward Dicey. 7. The slave owner and the Turk. 
 Goldwin Smith. 8. Stability of the British empire 
 iu India. Sidney James Owen. 9. Kelation of En- 
 glish people to the Kusso-Turkish war. Edward 
 A. Freeman. 
 2. Questions of belief. 1. Soul and future life. Fred- 
 erick Harrison. 2. A modem symposium, I. The 
 soul and future life. K. H. Hutton, T. H. Hux- 
 ley, W. R. Greg, and others. 3. A modern sym. 
 po-sium. II. The influence upon morality of a de- 
 cline in religious beliefs. Sir James Stephan, Lord 
 Selborne, James Martineau, Frederick Harrison, 
 and others. 4. Course tif modern thought. G. H. 
 Lewes. 5. Conditiou and prospects of tlie Church 
 of England. Thtnnas Hughes. 6. Is life worth liv- 
 ing! W. H. Mallock. 
 
 Curtis, George Ticknor. Life of Daniel 
 Webster. N. Y., 1870. 2 v 42—257 
 
 Curtis, George William. Howadji iu 
 Syria. N. Y., 1867 33—201 
 
 Lotus-eating: a summer book. N. 
 
 Y., 1838. 35—213 
 
 Nile notesof a howadji. N.Y.,1856. 34—209 
 
 See Fiction. 
 
 Curzou, Robert. Visit to monasteries 
 iu the Levant. N. Y., 1849 35—214 
 
 Cuslimiin, Charlotte. See Biography 
 (Individual). 
 
 Custer, George A. See Biography (In- 
 dividual). 
 
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 Davie, William Richardson. See Biog- 
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DAVIS. 
 
 Davis, A. J. Arabula ; or, the divine 
 
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 Bost., 1871 14—81 
 
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 Sacred booli of the old and new gos- 
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 Stellar key to the summer land. 
 
 Bost,, 18tJ8 14— 81 
 
 The Diaklta and their earthly vic- 
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 D»vis, Rebecca Harding. &>c Fiction. 
 
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 4. Elements of chemical pliilo.sophy. 
 
 5. Uakeiian lectures; and Misceltaneous papers. 
 
 6. Miscellaneous papers ; and Researches. 
 
 7. Discourses delivered before the Royal Society; Ele- 
 
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 8. Elements of agricultural chemistry, part 2; and Mis- 
 
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 9. Salmonia, or, days of fly-fishiug; and Consolations in 
 
 travel. 
 
 Consolations in travel : or, the last 
 
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 Dawson, George Mercer. Report on 
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 aud animals collected, and notes on the 
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 67 
 
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 Dawson, John William. Story of the 
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 Day, Lai Behari. Govinda Siiuianta ; or, 
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 1874 3-21 
 
 Day, Sherman. Historical collections of 
 theStateof Pennsylvania. Illus. Phila., 
 1843 50—306 
 
 Day, Thomas. See Fiction. 
 
 Dead Sea and the .lordan, Expedition to 
 
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 Denn, Amos. History of civilization. 
 
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 For contents, »ee History (Universal or general histories). 
 
 Dean, John. Grey substance of tlie me- 
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 Deane, Milly. See Fiction. 
 
 Dean's English. Moon, G. W. 1868 .... 15— 92 
 
 Death and the after-life. Davis, A. J. 
 
 Bost., 1871 14—81 
 
 Debates. See Congress, in general al- 
 phabet, &c. 
 
 De Bernis, Franfois-Joachim-Pierre .. 17 — 103 
 
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 See Petits Poetes Franyaia, v. 2. 
 
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 Decatur, Stephen. See Biography. 
 
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 N. Y., 1868 34—209 
 
 Northmen in Maine ; a critical ex- 
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 Barnard, J. G. 1871 38—229 
 
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 Family instructor. Oxford, 1841. 
 
 2 V 21—126 
 
 History of the plague in London in 
 
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 1840 21-126 
 
 Life and adventures of Duncan 
 
 Campbell. Oxford, 1841 21—126 
 
 Life and adventures of Eobinsou 
 
 Crusoe. Illustrated by J. D. Watson. 
 
 Lond., 1863 3— 21 
 
 Memoirs of Captain George Carle- 
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 Christian Davies. Oxford, 1840 21 — 126 
 
 New voyage round the world. Ox- 
 ford, 1840 .• 21—126 
 
DE FOE. 
 
 68 
 
 DE QUINCEY. 
 
 De Foe, Daniel — continued. 
 
 Religious courtship; or, historical 
 
 discourses on the necessity of marrying 
 religious husbands and wives, and of 
 employing only religious servants. Ox- 
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 For Uvea and critical estimates of Do Foe, see Biography. 
 
 De Forest, John William. European 
 acquaintance; being sketches of people 
 in Europe. N. Y., 18.58 36—221 
 
 History of the Indians of Connecti- 
 cut, from the earliest known ])eriod to 
 
 IH'iO. Ill us. Hartford, 1853 47-280 
 
 For liis novels, see Fiction. 
 
 De Hass, Willis. History of the early 
 settlement and Indian wars of Western 
 Virginia. Illns. Wheeling, 1851 42—255 
 
 Deirdr^. (No Name series.) Joyce, R. D. 
 
 187G .' 16— 97 
 
 De Ealb County, Illinois, History of. 
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 De Kerhallet, Charles Philippe. 
 Azores or Western Islands, with addi- 
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 M.,tr. Wash., 1874.. 56— 
 
 General examination of the Atlantic 
 
 Ocean, with nautical directions foravoid- 
 ing hurricanes, and a memoir on the cur- 
 rents of the Atlantic. Wyman, R. H., tr. 
 Wash., 18*0. Mai)S 55 — 
 
 General examination of the Indian 
 
 Ocean, together with directions for the 
 navigation of Torres Straits, and nauti- 
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 Wyman, R. H., ti: Wash., 1870. Maps. 55— 
 
 General examination of the Pacitio 
 
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 for avoiding hurricanes. Davis, Charles 
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 and Le Gras, A. Cape De Verde 
 
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 Madeira, the Salvages, and the Ca- 
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 Wash., 1874 55— 
 
 De la Beclie, Sir Henry Thomas. See 
 La Beche, Sir H. T. de. 
 
 Delafield, Richard. Report on the art 
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 Illus. Wash., 1860. (Ex. Doc. No. 59, 
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 Delano, A. Life on the plains and 
 amoug the diggings; being scenes and 
 adventures of an overland journey to 
 California. Illus. Auburn, 1854 34—209 
 
 Dc la Hanie, Louisa. Sec Rame, L. 
 de La. "Onida" in Fiction. 
 
 Dc liOline, Jean Louis. Rise and pro- 
 gress of the English constitution; with 
 iutrodnction and notes by A. J. Stephens. 
 Loud., 1838. 2v ." 4&— 282 
 
 De ITIedici, Lorenzo. See, in Biogra- 
 phy, Medici, Lorenzo de. 
 De mille, James. Elements of rhetoric. 
 
 N. Y., 1878 15- 93 
 
 See Fiction. 
 Democracy in America. Tocqueville, C. 
 
 A. de. 18f2 49—301 
 
 Demosthenes, Orations of. Lelaud, 
 
 T., tr. Lond., 1830. 2v 17—103 
 
 See Literature (Greek) ; ttle history of Greece, by Grote, v. 
 11, 12; Plutarch's Lives, v. 5; and Legarfi's Works, v. 1, 
 p. 443. 
 Dcndy, Walter Cooper. Philosophy of 
 
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 Denis, Ferdinand. Portugal. (L'lJni- 
 
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 Denison, C. W. See Fiction. 
 Dcnison, Mary A. See Fiction. 
 Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, History 
 
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 Northern travel. Taylor, B. 1858. 36— 22--J 
 
 Depths of the sea. Illus. Thompson, C. 
 
 W. 1873 31—188 
 
 De Quincey, Thomas. Biographical 
 essays. Bost., 1860 21—126 
 
 COXTENTS. 
 
 Shakspeare; Pope; Lamb; Goethe; Schiller. 
 
 Confes.sions of an English opium- 
 eater, and Suspiriade profundis. Bost., 
 1862 21—126 
 
 Essays on philosophical writers and 
 
 other men of letters. Bost., 1860. 2 v.. 21-126 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 T. 1. Hamilton ; Mackintosh; Kant; Herder; Ricbter; 
 Lessing. 
 a. Bcntley; Parr. 
 
 Essays on the poets and other En- 
 glish writers. Bost. , 1859 21—126 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Wordsworth. Goldsmith. Hazlitt. 
 
 Shelley. Pope. Landor. 
 
 Keats. Godwin. Foster. 
 
 Historical and critical essay s. Bost., 
 
 1859. 2v 21—126 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 v.l. Philosophy of Roman history; TheBssenes; Philos- 
 ophy of Herodotus ; Plato's republic ; Homer and 
 the Homerida;. 
 2. Cicero ; Style ; Rhetoric ; Secret societies. 
 
 Letters to a young man, and other 
 
 papers. Bost., 1861 21—126 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Letters to a young man. California and the gold ma- 
 
 . Greek tragedy. nia. 
 
 Conversation. Ceylon. 
 
 Language. Presence of mind. 
 
 Frenchaud English manners. 
 
 Literary reminiscences. Bost., 1859. 
 
 2v 21—126 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 V.l. Literary novitiate; Sir Humphry Davy: William 
 Godwin; Mrs. Grant; Recollections of Charles 
 Lamb; Walladnior; Coleridge; Woi-dsworth. 
 2. Wordsworth and Southey; Southey, Wordsworth, 
 and Coleridge; Recollections of Grasmcre; The 
 Saracen's head: Society of the lakes; Charles 
 Lloyd; Walking Stewart : Edward Irving : Words- 
 worth; Talfourd; The Loudon Magazine ; Junius; 
 Clare; Cunningham; Libellous attack by a London 
 Journal; Dudling. 
 
DK QUINOEY. 
 
 69 
 
 DICKENS. 
 
 De <tuiiicey, Thomas— continued. 
 
 Logic of political economy, and 
 
 other papers. Boat., 1859 21—126 
 
 C0XTKST8. 
 
 Logic of political ocouoray. The Incognito. 
 
 Lite oT Milton. Tb*^ dico. 
 
 The Suliotes. The King of HayU. 
 The fat.^l marksman. 
 
 Memorials .and other papers. Bost., 
 
 18ri6. 2v 21—126 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 V. 1. Explanatory noticcH: Orphan heiress ; Oxford; Pagan 
 oracles; Revolntitm of Greece. 
 2. Klosterheini ; The Sphinx's rid<lle; Templar's dia- 
 logues on political economy. 
 
 Miscellaneous essays. Bost., 1860. 21 — 126 
 
 COXTBNTS. 
 
 On theknockingat thegate, Joan of Arc. 
 
 in Macbetl). Kn^lLsli mail coach. 
 
 Murderasoneofthetinearts. Vision of sudden death. 
 
 Orthographic mutineers. Dinner, real and reputed. 
 
 i5ortiIege on behalf of Glas- 
 gow Athenjeuni. 
 
 Narrative; and miscellaneous pa- 
 pers. Bost., 1859. 2v 21—126 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 V. 1. Household wreck; Spanisli nun; Flight of a Tartar 
 tribe. 
 2. Heavens, as revealed by Rosse's telescopes; Modem 
 superstition; Coleridge and oi)ium-eating; Temper- 
 ance movement ; On war ; Last days of Kant. 
 
 Note-book of au English opium- 
 eater. Bost., 1855 -21—126 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 Three memorable murders. • 
 
 True relation of the Bible to merely human science. 
 
 Schlosser's literary history of the istli century. 
 
 The Antigone of Sophocles. 
 
 The Marquess Wellesley. 
 
 Milton rg. Southev and Laudor. 
 
 Falsitications of English history. 
 
 Peripatetic i^bilosopher. 
 
 On suicide. 
 
 Superficial knowledge. 
 
 English dictionaries. 
 
 Dryden's Uexastich. 
 
 Pope's retort upon Addison 
 
 The avenger, a narrative ; and other 
 
 papers. Bost., 1859 21—126 
 
 The Ciesars. Bost., 1858 21— 1'26 
 
 Theological essays, and other pa- 
 pers. Boat., 1854. 2v 21—126 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 T. 1. Cbiistianity as an organ of political movement; Pro- 
 testantism ; On the supposed scriptural expression 
 for eternity ; Judas Iscariot ; Ilurae's argument 
 against miracles; Casuistry; tireece under the Ro- 
 mans. 
 2. Secession from the Church of Scotland; Toilette of 
 the Hebrew ]ad,\ : Milton ; Charlemagne ; Modem 
 Greece ; Lord Carlisle on Pope. 
 
 De Quinccy and his works. Bayne, P. (hi 
 
 B.'s Essays, v. 1, pp. 15-50. 18,-)7) 23—141 
 
 Derby, George Horatio (John Phamix). 
 Phoeiiixiaua ; or, sketches and bur- 
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 Dermot Mac Morrogli ; or, the conquest of 
 
 Ireland. Adams, J. Q. 18:!4 16—100 
 
 Dervishes, The. Illus. J. P. Brown. 
 
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 De Sanssnre, Henri. Synopsis of 
 American wasps; solitary wasps. {Vol. 
 14o/Sm. Misc. Coll) 53— 
 
 Descartes, Ren6, Oiuvres morales phi- 
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 Descartes. Mahaffy, J. P. (P/ij?. classics 
 
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 Note. — In this work, in connection with the outline of his 
 life, is a residue of his system of philosophy. 
 
 Descent of man. Ill lis. Darwin, C. 1872. 
 2v 30—186 
 
 Descripcion de las Indias occidentales. 
 
 Herrcra, A. de. 1730. 4 v 47—288 
 
 Description g6ologique des environs de 
 
 Paris. Cnvier, G. L., et A. Brongniart. 
 
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 Descriptio ubcrior graminum et planta- 
 rum calamariarum Americte scpteutrio- 
 nalis indigenarum et circurum. Muhlen- 
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 Deshoiilieres, Mnie 17—103 
 
 See Petits poetes Fran9ais, v. 1. 
 
 De Stnel. See Stael-Holstein, A. L. 
 G.N. 
 
 Destruction and reconstruction: personal 
 experience of the late war. Taylor, Gen'l 
 Richard. 1879 42—254 
 
 Details of an unpaid claim of France for 
 24,000,000 francs, guaranteed by the pa- 
 role of Napoleon the third. 1869 47—291 
 
 Detlef, Carl, pseud. See Bauer, C. 
 
 DeAvey, George. Remarks on the coasts 
 of lower California and Mexico. Wash., 
 1874 54— 
 
 De \Witt, Madame C. Guizot. See Fic- 
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 Diakka and their earthly victims. The. 
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 Dialogues of Plato. Jowctt, B., <)•. 1872. 
 
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 See contents under Plato, in general alphabet. 
 
 Diario de las C6rtes; 1820 y 1821. Mad., 
 
 1821 39—238 
 
 Diiry in Turkish and Greek waters. 
 
 Howard, G. W. F. 1855 35—211 
 
 Diaz del Castillo, Bernal. *Diccio- 
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 Academia Espauolia. Mad., 1832 25 — 151 
 
 Mexico. Lockhart, J. I., (r. Lond., 
 
 1844. 2v 48—297 
 
 True history of the conquest of Mex- 
 ico, written in 1.568. Loud., 1800 48—295 
 
 Diccionario de la lengua castellaua. Diaz 
 (li!l Castillo, B. Mad. , 1832 25—151 
 
 Diccionario razonado de Icgislaciou y 
 jurispriidencia. Escriche, Z)oh J. 1847. 
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 Supplement. 1847 25— 15 
 
 Di Cesiiola, L. P. Cyprus: its ancient 
 
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 Dickens, Charles. Child's history of 
 England. Bost. and Lond., n. d 45 — 276 
 
 Cyclopedia of the best thoughts of. 
 
 Comiiiled and alphabetically arranged. 
 Fontaine, F. G. de. N. Y.,1873 3—15 
 
DICKENS. 
 
 70 
 
 DOMESTIC. 
 
 Dickens, Charles — continued. 
 
 Dictionary, The: key to characters 
 
 anil incidents in the tales of. Illns. 
 
 Pierce.G.A. Bost.,1872 3—19 
 
 Pictures from Italy, with American 
 
 Notes. N. Y., 1868 36—221 
 
 For bis novels, see Fiction. See, also, Biography. 
 
 Dickinson, Anna E. See Fiction. 
 
 Dick's recitation.s and readings. N. Y., 
 
 lH7(i. 2v 22—129 
 
 Dictionaries. See Classical dictionaries, 
 encyclopa'dia.s. 
 
 For dictionaries of various languages, see Language ; for 
 dictionaries of any other subject, see name of subject, as 
 Arts, &c. 
 
 'Digest of the laws of the corporation of 
 tlie city of 'Washington. Burch, S. 
 W.isli., lt:!3 29-178 
 
 Digested index of decisions of the supreme 
 conrts of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. 
 Conover, .J. F. 1834 29—178 
 
 Dillon, Arthur. Winter in Iceland and 
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 Dillon, John B. History of Indiana, 
 from its earliest exploration by Euro- 
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 Dionysius HaUcaniansensis, Roman an- 
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 Directories. For directories of places, see name in general 
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 Discovery of the great west. Parkman, 
 
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 Discussions ou philosophy, literature, 
 
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 Diseases of cattle in the United States; 
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 Agricullniv. Wash., 1869 19-116 
 
 Disosway, E. T. bee Fiction. 
 
 Disraeli, Benjamin. See Fiction. 
 
 Disraeli, Isaac. Calamities and quar- 
 rels of authors; with some inquiry re- 
 specting their moral and literary charac- 
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 Commentaries on the life and reign 
 
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 Lond., 1828-'31. 5 v 45—275 
 
 Cnriosi ties of literature. Lond. and 
 
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 Dissertations and discussions. Mill, J. S. 
 
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 'District of Columbia, Statutes (revised) 
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 Disturneil. John. Intluence of climate 
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 the varied climatic intlueuces operating 
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 Gazetteer of the Slate of New York. 
 
 Albany, 1843 50—308 
 
 Diversions of Purley. Tooke, J. H. 
 
 Lond., 1840 15— 93 
 
 Divine comedy of Dante Alighieri. Long- 
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 Same. Gary, H., ?r. 1819. 3v... 16—98 
 
 Divine love and wisdom. Swedenborg, E. 
 
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 Dixon, William Hepworth. William 
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 Doddridg^e, Philip. Some remarkable 
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 trial colleges, and type specimens of 
 breeds of farm animals. Wash., 1876. .. B— 
 
 Dodge, Mary Abigail (Gail Hamilton). 
 
 New atino.sphere. Bost., 1865 23—138 
 
 Stumbling-blocks. Bost., 1868.... 14—84 
 
 Twelve miles from a lemon. N. Y., 
 
 1874 23—138 
 
 Woman's worth and worthlessness ; 
 
 the complement to "A new atmosphere." 
 
 N. Y., 1872 23—138 
 
 See, also, Fiction. 
 
 Dodge, Richard Irving. Plains of the 
 great west and their inhabitants ; being 
 a description of the plains, game, In- 
 dians, &c., of the Great North American 
 Desert; with an introduction by W. 
 Blackiuore. Illus. N. Y., 1877 34—206 
 
 Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge (Lewis Car- 
 roll). Hunting of the snark : an agony 
 in eight fits. Illus. by Henry Holiday. 
 Lond., 1876 16— 98 
 
 Doesticks, Q. K. Philander, pseud. See 
 Thomson, M. 
 
 Domestic management and exi)enditure, 
 Things a lady would like to know con- 
 cerning. Southgate, H. Lond., 1877 .. 22— 129 
 
 DOMESTIC ECONOMY. 
 
 Oyclopcedia of six thousand practical receipts and 
 collateral information in the arts, manufactures, 
 and tratles, including medicine, phaimacy, and 
 domestic economy' ; designed as a compendious 
 book of reference for the manufacturer, trades- 
 man, amateur, and heads of families. Cooley, 
 ArnoldJames. 1875 25—154 
 
 Domestic management and expenditure, Things a 
 lady would lilic to know concerning. Southgate, 
 H, 1877 22-129 
 
 Woman in her various relations ; containing prac- 
 tical rules for American females. Abell, Mrs. 
 L.G. 1860 23—138 
 
DOMESTIC. 
 
 71 
 
 DRAMA. 
 
 Domestic Economy— continued. 
 
 Food, and the Art of Dining. 
 
 Dietetics. Co/.zeiia, F. S. {In his Sayings of Dr. 
 
 Bush whiickpr, pp. 1-43). 2—10 
 
 Dinner) real and reputed DeQuincey, F. (Inhis 
 
 Misc. e88.iy8, pp. 209-25.5) 21—126 
 
 Table a?sthetic8. Bristed, C. A. (In his Pieces, 
 
 &c., pp. 126-171) 23—140 
 
 Table traits. Boran, J. N.T., 1865 23—138 
 
 See Medicine (Food). 
 
 Dominican republic: report *of the com- 
 mission of inquiry to Santo Domingo. 
 Wash., 1871 35—215 
 
 Doniic, Joliu. Poetical works; with a 
 memoir. Host., 1864 16— 98 
 
 Doolittie, Justus. Social life of the 
 Chinese ; with some account of their re- 
 ligious, governmi n^al, educational, and 
 business customs a<id opinions, with 
 special but not exclusive reference to 
 Fuhchau. lUus. 2v.ini. N. Y.,1876. 36—220 
 
 Dorail, John. Habits of men, with rem- 
 nants of record touching the makers of 
 both. N. Y., 1865 23—138 
 
 Knights and their days. N. Y., 
 
 1864 23—138 
 
 Lives of the Queens of England of 
 
 the house of Hanover. N. Y.,1865. 2 v. 37—225 
 
 Monarchs retired from business. N. 
 
 Y.,186.-). 2v 37—227 
 
 Table traits with something on 
 
 them. N.Y.,1865 23—128 
 
 "Their majesties' servants;" Annals 
 
 of the Englihh stage, from Thomas Bet- 
 terton to Edmund Kean; actors — au- 
 thors— audience.s. N.Y.,1865. 2v 36—220 
 
 Dorat, Claude- Jcseph 17—103 
 
 See Petits Poetes Fran^ais, v. 2. 
 Doric race. History and antiquities of the. 
 
 Milller, C. O. Trnffuell, H., and Lewis, 
 
 G.C. ,iis. 1830. 2v 47—288 
 
 Dorr, Julia C. R. Sec Fiction. 
 Dowdeii, E. Shakespeare primer. N. 
 
 Y., 1878 15— 92 
 
 Dougliis, Amanda M. &■(■ Fiction.-o 
 
 Douglas, Sir Howard. Essay on the 
 principles and construction of military 
 bridges, and the passage of rivers in 
 military operalious. Loiul., 18;i2 19 — 114 
 
 Dover, George J. W. A. (ioirf Ellis). Life 
 of Frederick the second. King of Prussia. 
 Loud., 18.!-.i. 2v 40—245 
 
 Downing:, Andrew Jackson. Architec- 
 ture of country houses ; including designs 
 for cottages, farm-bouses, and villas. 
 Illus. N.Y.,1866 15—88 
 
 Cottage residences; or, a series of 
 
 designs for rural cottages aud villas, and 
 their gardens and grounds. Illus. N. 
 Y., 1853 , 15— 88 
 
 Downing', Major Jack, ]>scud. See 
 Smith, Seba. 
 
 Do^urn in Tennessee. Gilmore, J. R. 
 
 {Edmund Kirke). N.Y..1865 4—22 
 
 Downs, John. Occultations of planets 
 
 and stars by the moon during the year 
 
 1853. (Appendix to I'ol. 6 of Sm. Coti- 
 
 trih.) 53— 
 
 Occultations visible in the United 
 
 States during the year 1851. {Appendix 
 
 i of Vol. 2 of 3m. Contrib.) 53— 
 
 Occultations visible in the United 
 
 States and other parts of the world dur- 
 ing the year 1852. {Appendix 2 of Vol. 3 
 of Sm. Contrib.) 53— 
 
 Doyle, Richard. Forei^jn tour of Messrs. 
 Brown, Jones, and Robinson; being a 
 history of what they saw and did in Bel- 
 gium, Germany, Switzerland, and Italy. 
 Illus. N.Y.,1871 35—213 
 
 Dragoon campaigns to the Rocky Monnt- 
 
 ains ; a history of the regiment of United 
 
 States dragoons, by a dragoon. 1836.. 49—302 
 DraRe, Francis S. "Dictionary of 
 
 American biograjdiy. Host., 1874 25—153 
 
 Drake, Joseph Rodman. Culprit fay: 
 
 a poem. Illus. N. Y., 1871 16-98 
 
 Drake, Samuel Gardner. Biography aud 
 
 history of the Indians of North America, 
 
 from its first discovery. Bost., 1851 47 — 286 
 
 Tragedies of the wilderness. Bost., 
 
 1841 34—209 
 
 DRAMA. >^'^?!;;f^^:^ 
 
 Actors, Acting, and the Sif/lf* TTTVERSITY 
 Actorsand the art of acting. Lewes, G. H. aRip/> r ii- < V^V 
 
 "& 1875 ^^^^*fi7«pnTi'^\5^ 
 
 Annals of the English stage from Betterton to^^i;^' • * U *• T,^^^ 
 
 Kean. Doran, J. N.Y.,1865. 2v 36^ 
 
 Early English life in the drama. Skelton, J. {In 
 
 Edinburgh essays, pp. 42-95. 1856) 23 142 
 
 English actors from Shakespeare to Macready. 
 
 Baker.H.B. N T., 1879. 2t 36—220 
 
 Plays and Puritans. Kingsley, C. Lend., 1873 23—139 
 
 Romance of the English stage. Fitzgerald, Percy. 
 
 Lend, 1874. 2v 36—220 
 
 Theatres of Paris. Matthews, J. K. 1880 36 220 
 
 See, also, in Biography (Individual), lives of various 
 actors and dramatists. 
 
 Amateur Theatricals. 
 
 Drawing-room plays and parlor pantomimes. Col- 
 lected by C. Scott. IiOnd.,1870 22 129 
 
 Parlor acting charades, intended for performance 
 in drawing-room, and requiring no expensive 
 scenery. Frost, S. A. N.T.,1876 22—129 
 
 Collections and Selections of Dramas. 
 
 Note. — The contents of these collections are given under the 
 titles of the dramas in the alphabetical list of Dramas. 
 British drama. Trag., com., and farces. Lond., 
 
 1804 n-104 
 
DRAMA. 
 
 72 
 
 DEAMA. 
 
 Brama — continued. 
 
 Six old plays, on which Shakespeare founded hia 
 Measure for measure ; Comedy of errors ; Tam- 
 ing the shrew; King John; King Henry the 
 fourth, and King Heniy the fifth, and King 
 
 Lear. Lend., 1779. 2v 17—107 
 
 Specimens of English dramatic poets who lived 
 about the time of Shakespeare. Lamb, 0. {In 
 
 Works, V. 4) 21—125 
 
 Works of the British dramatists. Selected from 
 the best editions. Keltic, John S., ed. Edin- 
 burgh, 1870 17—104 
 
 Dramatic Art, Criticism, and Theories. 
 
 Account of the rise and progress of the English 
 
 drama to the time of Shakespeare. ( With Mems. 
 
 of Shakespeare. White, E. G. ) 41—247 
 
 Oorneille and his times, (pp. 21-110.) Guizot, F. 
 
 P.G. N.T.,1852 39—238 
 
 Essay on (he Grecian drama. Prefixed to Macby- 
 
 lus. Tr. by E. Potter 16—100 
 
 Greek poets, v. 2, chapters 14-17. Symonds, 3. A. 
 
 1880 '. 15—91 
 
 Greek tragedy. De Quiucey, T. (In his Letters to 
 
 young men) 21—126 
 
 Historical mem. on Italian trag. Walker, J. C. 
 
 1799 15—91 
 
 Lectures on Shakespeare and other dramatists. 
 
 Coleridge, S. T. (In v. 4 of Works) 21-127 
 
 Literature of the age of Elizabeth. Whipple, E. P. 
 
 Best., 18C9 15—92 
 
 See, also. Literature (Greek, English, &c.). 
 
 Miscellaneous. 
 
 Before the footlights, and behind the scenes. 
 
 Logan, Olive. 1870 22—129 
 
 Dramas, arranged alphabetically by titles. 
 
 Abbreviations: Com., comedy; Trag., tragedy; Dram., 
 dramatic, &c. 
 
 Achille in Sciro. Metastasio. v. 2 16 95 
 
 Adelaide du Guesclin. Trag. Voltaire, v. 1 21—122 
 
 Adrian in Syria. Meta.sta8io. v. 2 16—95 
 
 iEUa. Chatterton, T. v. 2 16 — 99 
 
 JEtius. Metastasio. v. 2 16 — 95 
 
 Agamemnon. Trag. ^schylus 16—100 
 
 Agathocle. Trag. Voltaire, v. 2 21—122 
 
 Agisilas. Trag. Corneille. v. 2 17—103 
 
 Alcestis. Trag. Euripides, v. 1 16 — 98 
 
 Alchemist. Jonson, B. (In Keltie's British dra 
 
 matists) 17 — 104 
 
 Alexander and Campaspe. Lilly, J. (In Keltie's 
 
 British dramatists) 17 — 104 
 
 Alexandre le Grande. Trag. Bacine 17—103 
 
 .^Ifred the Great. Knowles, J. S l(i 97 
 
 All's well that ends well. Shakespeare, v. 2. 1797. 17 — 107 
 
 Same. Eolfe, W.J". 1881 17—107 
 
 *Same. Staunton, H., ed. v. 2 17 lo7 
 
 Alzire. Trag. Voltaire, v. 1 21 122 
 
 Andrd del Sarto. Musset, A. de 17—103 
 
 Andromache. Trag. Euripides, v. 3 16 98 
 
 Andromaque. Trag. Eacine 17 103 
 
 Andromede. Trag. Corneille. v. 1 17—103 
 
 Anne Boleyn. Trag. Boker, G. H 16 100 
 
 Antonio and Mellida. Marston, J. (In Keltie's 
 
 British dramatists) 17 104 
 
 Antonio's revenge. Marston, J. (Zn Keltie's Brit- 
 ish dramatists) 17 104 
 
 Antony and Cleopatra. Shakespeare, W. v. 5. 
 
 1797 17_107 
 
 'Same. Staunton, H., ed. v. 3 17—107 
 
 Drama — continued. 
 
 Apprentice. Murphy, A. (7n Coll. British drama). 17—104 
 
 Artaxerxes. Metastasio, P. v. 1 16—95 
 
 As you like it. Shakespeare, v. 2. 1797 17—107 
 
 Same. Eolfe, W. J., ed 17—107 
 
 *Same. Staunton, H. ed. v. 2 17—107 
 
 Atalantis. Simms, W. G. v. 1 17—106 
 
 Athalie. Trag. Eacine, J 17—103 
 
 Attila. Trag. Corneille. v. 2 17—103 
 
 Author (The), Eoote, Samuel. (In Coll. British 
 
 drama) 17 — 104 
 
 Bacchae. Trag. Euripides, v. 1 15—98 
 
 Bajazet. Trag. Racine, J 17—103 
 
 Barberine. Com. Musset, A. de 17—103 
 
 Baron D'Otrante. Opera-buffa. Voltaire, v. 2 . 21—122 
 
 Bashful lover (The). Massinger, P 16 — 95 
 
 Beggar of Betbnal Green. Com. Knowles, J. S-- 16—97 
 Beggar's opera. Gay, John. (In Coll. British 
 
 drama) 17-104 
 
 Berenice. Trag. Eacine, J 17—103 
 
 Bettine. Com. Musset, A. de 17—103 
 
 Blot on tlie 'scutcheon. Browning, E. v. 2 16—100 
 
 Bondman (The). Massinger,? 16—95 
 
 Bon Ton. GaiTick, David, (iyj Coll. British drama). 17—104 
 
 Bride of Messina. Schiller, .L C. F. von 17—107 
 
 Britannicns. Trag. Racine, J 17—104 
 
 Brothers (The). Com. Shirley, J. (In Keltie's 
 
 British dramatists) 17—104 
 
 Brutus. Trag. Payne, J. H 16—95 
 
 Brutns. Trag. Voltaire, F. M. A. de. v. 1 21—122 
 
 Caius Gracchus. Trag. Knowles, J. S 16—97 
 
 Caprice, Un. Com. Musset, A. de 17—103 
 
 Caprices de Marianne. Com. Musset, A. de 17 — 103 
 
 Carmosine. Com. Musset, A. de 17—103 
 
 Catalina. Trag. Voltaii-e, F. M. A. de. v.l 21—122 
 
 Oato, Addison.J. v.l 21—128 
 
 Cenci. Trag. Shelley, P. B. v. 2 17—106 
 
 Chandelier. Com. Musset, A. do 17 — 103 
 
 Chariot. Voltaire, F. M. A. de. v. 2 21—122 
 
 Cheats of Scapin. Otway, Thomas. (In Coll. Brit- 
 ish drama) 17 — 104 
 
 Choephorae. Trag. .aischylus 16—100 
 
 Chrononhotonthologos. Carey, Henry. (In Coll. 
 
 British drama) 17—104 
 
 Oid. Trag. Corneille, P. v.l 17—103 
 
 Oinna. Trag. Comeille, P. v.l 17—103 
 
 Citizen (Tlie). Murphy, A. (In Coll. British 
 
 drama) 17—104 
 
 City madam (The). Massinger, P 16 — 95 
 
 Olitandre. Trag. CoTneille, P. (v. 1 0/ Works). 17—103 
 
 Crispin. Com. LeSage,A.K 21—122 
 
 Critic. Com. Sheridan, E. B 17—105 
 
 Oolombe's birthday. Browning, R. v.l 16—100 
 
 Comedy of errors. Shakespeare, v. 2. 1797 17—107 
 
 *Same. Staunton, H., ed. v.l 17—107 
 
 Commissary (The). Foote, Samuel. (In Coll. 
 
 British drama) 17 — 104 
 
 ConquMe de la Toison d'or. Trag. Corneille, P. 
 
 V. 2 - 17—103 
 
 Contrivances (The). Carey, Henry. (In Coll. 
 
 British drama) 17—104 
 
 Coriolanus. Shakespeare, v. 5. 1797 17 — 107 
 
 •Same. Stauutou, H., ed. v. 3 17—107 
 
 Country house. Vanbrugh, John. (In Coll. Brit- 
 ish drama) 17 — 104 
 
 Oymbeline. Shakespeare, v. 5. 1797 17 — 107 
 
 *Same. Staunton, H., ed. v.2 17—107 
 
 Daughter (The). Knowles, Sheridan 16— 97 
 
 Deformed transfoimed. Byron, v. 8 16 — 99 
 
 Same 16 — 99 
 
 Demetrius. Metastasio. v.l 16 — 95 
 
 Demetrius. Schiller 17 — 107 
 
 Demophoon. Metastasio. v.2 16 — 95 
 
DEAMA. 
 
 73 
 
 DRAMA. 
 
 Drama — continued. 
 
 D^positaire. Com. Voltaire, v. 2 21—122 
 
 Deuce (Thr) ia iu him. Coleman, George. {In 
 
 Coll. British drama) 17—104 
 
 Deux Tooneaux. Voltaire, v. 2 — 21 — 122 
 
 Devil to pay. Coffey, Charles. (In Coll. British 
 
 drama) 17—104 
 
 DeWl upon two sticks. Foote, Samuel. {In Coll. 
 
 British drama) 17—104 
 
 Dido. Metastasio. v. 2 16— 95 
 
 Discovery of Joseph. Metastasio. v. 3 16—95 
 
 Doctor Faustns. Marlowe, C. (In Keltie's Brit- 
 
 ifsli dramatists) 17 — 104 
 
 Doctor Last in his chariot. Bickerstaff and Foote. 
 
 (In Coll. British drama) 17—104 
 
 Don Oarlos. Schiller 17—107 
 
 DonPddre. Trag. Voltaire, v. 2 21—122 
 
 Don Sanche. Com. Comeille, P. t. 1 17—103 
 
 Dream of Scipio. Metastasio. v. 1 16—85 
 
 Droit <lu seigneur. Com. Voltaire, v. 1 21 — 122 
 
 Drummer. Addison.J. v. 1 21 — 128 
 
 Due d'Alen9on. Trag. Voltaire, v.l 21—122 
 
 Duchess de la Vallidie. Bulwer, E. G. E. L 16—100 
 
 Duchess of Malfl. Webster, J. (In Keltie's Brit- 
 
 ieh dramatists) 17 — 104 
 
 Duenna. Sheridan, R. B 17—105 
 
 Same, v.l 17—105 
 
 DukeofMilan. Massinger, P 16—95 
 
 Same. (In Keltie's Coll. British dramat- 
 
 isis) 17—104 
 
 ^change. Com. Voltaire, v.l 21—122 
 
 ^cossaise. Com. Voltaire, v.l 21 — 122 
 
 Edward II. Trag. Marlowe, C. (In Keltie's 
 
 BTitiah dramatists) 17 — 104 
 
 Egmont. Goethe, J. W. von 16—98 
 
 Electra. Trag. Euripides, v. 3 16—98 
 
 Emperor of the East. Massinger, P 16—95 
 
 Enfant prodigue. Com. Voltaire, v.l 21 — 122 
 
 Englishman in Paris. Foote, Samuel. (In Coll. 
 
 British drama) 17 104 
 
 Englishman returned from Paris. Foote, Samuel. 
 
 ( III Coll. British authors) 17—104 
 
 Envienx. Cora. Voltaire, v.l 21—122 
 
 Eriphyle. Trag. Voltaire, v.l 21 122 
 
 Esther. Trag. Kacine, J 17 103 
 
 Every man in his humor. Jonson, B. (In Keltie's 
 
 British dramatists) 17 — 104 
 
 Faiseur. Balzac, v. 19 1 4 
 
 Fantasio. Com. Musset, A. de 17 — 103 
 
 Fatal dowry. Massinger, P 16 95 
 
 Faust. Trag. Goethe, J. W. von. Taylor, Bay. 
 
 ard,(r. 1880 16—98 
 
 Same. Brooks, C. T., (r. 1869 16—98 
 
 Same. Swanwick, A., /r. 1870 16 — 98 
 
 Femme qui a raison. Com. Voltaire, v.l 21 — 122 
 
 Fiesco. Schiller 17 — 107 
 
 Fragments d'Artemire. Trag. Voltaire, v.l... 21—122 
 Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay. Green, R. (In 
 
 Keltie's British dramatists) 17 104 
 
 Furies. Trag. .aischylus 16 100 
 
 Oalerie du palais. Com. Comeille, P. v.l 17 103 
 
 Groetz von Berlichingen. Goetlie, J. W. von 16 98 
 
 Great duke of Florence. Massinger, P 16 — 96 
 
 Guardian. Garrick, David. (In Coll. British 
 
 drama) 17—104 
 
 Guardian (The). Massinger,? 16—95 
 
 Onibres. Trag. Voltaire, v.2 21 122 
 
 Hamlet. Shakespeare, v. 6. 1797 17 107 
 
 Same. Eolfe,''W. J., ed 17—107 
 
 *Same. Staunton, H., ed. v.3 17 — 107 
 
 Harold. Bulwe?, E. G. E. L 16—100 
 
 Harold. Drama. Tennyson, A 17 — 105 
 
 Hecuba. Trag. Euripides, v.3 10 — 98 
 
 10 
 
 Drama — continued. 
 
 Helena. Trag. Euripides, v.3 16—98 
 
 Hellas. Lyr. dram. Shelley. P. B. v. 2 17—106 
 
 Heraclida. Trag. Euripides, v.2 16—98 
 
 H^raclius. Trag. Corncille, P. v.l 17—103 
 
 Heraclius Espagnol. (From Calderon.) Voltaire. 
 
 v.2 21—122 
 
 Hercules. Trag. Euripides, v.2 16—98 
 
 High life below stairs. Garrick, David. (In Coll. 
 
 British drama) 17-104 
 
 Hippolytns. Trag. Euripides, v.l 16 — 98 
 
 Honest Yorkshireman. Carey, Henry. (In Coll. 
 
 British drama) 17—101 
 
 Horace. Trag. Comeille, P. v.l 17—103 
 
 Hunchback (The). Knowles.J.S 16—97 
 
 Hypsipyle. Metastasio. v.l 16 — 96 
 
 II faut qu'une porte soit. Musset, A. de 17 — 103 
 
 II nefautjurerderien. Com. Musset, A. de 17 — 103 
 
 Illusion. Com. Comeille, P. v.l 17—108 
 
 Indiscref. Com. Voltaire, v.l 21—122 
 
 Intriguing chambermaid. Fielding, Henry. (In 
 
 Coll. British drama) 17—104 
 
 Ion. Trag. Euripides, v. 1 16 — 98 
 
 Iphigenia iu Aulis. Trag. Euripides, v.2 16 — 98 
 
 Iphigenia in Tauris. Goethe, J. W. von 16 — 98 
 
 Iphigenia in Tauris. Trag. Euripides, v. 3 — 16 — 98 
 
 Iphig^nie. Trag. Eacine,J 17—103 
 
 Irtfne. Trag. Voltaire, v.2 21—122 
 
 Irish widow. Garrick, David. (In Coll. British 
 
 drama) 17—104 
 
 John of Procida. Knowles, J. S 16—97 
 
 Jules O^sar. Vo'.taire. v.l 21—122 
 
 Julius Cssar. Shakespeare, v. 6. 1797 17—107 
 
 Same. Eolfe, W. J., ed 17—107 
 
 *Sam6. Staimton, H., cd. v.3 17—107 
 
 King and no king. Beaumont and Fletcher. (In 
 
 Keltie's British dramatists) 17—104 
 
 King and the miller of Mansfield. J)od8ley, Robert. 
 
 (In Coll. British drama) 17—104 
 
 King Henry the fourth. Shakespeare, v. 3. 1797. 17—107 
 
 Same. Rolfe, W. J., ed. Parts 1,2 17—107 
 
 *Same. Staunton, H., ed. v.l 17—107 
 
 King Henry the fifth. Shakespeare, v. 3 17—107 
 
 Same. Oldplays. v.2 17—107 
 
 Same. Rolfe, W. J., «d 17—107 
 
 *Same. Staunton, H., ed. v.l 17—107 
 
 King Henry VI. Shakespeare, v. 4 17—107 
 
 *Same. Staunton, H., «d. v.2 17—107 
 
 King Henry VIII. Shakespeare, v. 4 17—107 
 
 Same. Eolfe, W. J., ed 17—107 
 
 *Sam6. Staunton, H., ed. v.2 17—107 
 
 King John. Shakespeare, v. 3. 1797 17— 1C7 
 
 Same. Oldplays. v.], 2 17—107 
 
 Same. Kolfe, "VV. J., ed 17—107 
 
 Same. * Staunton, H., ed. v.l 17—107 
 
 King Lear. Shakespeare, v. 6. 1797 17—107 
 
 Same. Oldplays. v.2 17—107 
 
 *Same. Staunton, H., ed. v.3 17—107 
 
 King Rent's daughter. Lyr. drama. Hertz, Heu- 
 
 rik. n.d 16—97 
 
 King Richard II. Shakespeare, v.3. 1797 17—107 
 
 Same. Eolfe, W. J., ed 17—107 
 
 'Same. Staunton, H., ed. v.l 17—107 
 
 King Richard III. Shakespeare, v. 4. 1797 17—107 
 
 — — *Same. Staunton, H., ed. v.3 17—107 
 
 King Victor and King Charles. Trag. Browning, 
 
 E. v.l 16—100 
 
 Knight of the Burning Pestle. Beaumont and 
 
 Fletcher. (In Keltie's British dramatists) 17 — 104 
 
 Knights (The). Foote, Samuel. (In Coll. British 
 
 drama) 17—104 
 
 LadyofLyona. Bulwer, E. G. E. L 16—100 
 
 Same. ( Tfitft (Ae New Timon) 16—100 
 
DRAMA. 
 
 74 
 
 DRAMA. 
 
 Drama — continued. 
 
 Lady's trial. Ford, J. (/n Keltie'sBritish drama- 
 tists) 17—104 
 
 Lame lover. Foote, S. (7ii Coll. Bntish drama).. 17 — 104 
 
 Liar. Foote, Samuel. (7n Coll. British drama). . . 17—104 
 
 Life-drama. Smith, A 17—106 
 
 Lois de Minos. Trag. Voltaire, v. 2 21—122 
 
 Lorenzaccio. Miisset, A.de 17 — 103 
 
 Louison. Com. Musset, A. de 17 — 103 
 
 Love. KiiowliB, J. S 16—97 
 
 Love and intrigue. Schiller, J. C. F. V 17—107 
 
 Love-chase. Com. Knowles, J. S 16—97 
 
 Love in a village. Bickerstaff, I. (In Coll. Brit- 
 ish ilranin) 17—104 
 
 Love of King Bavid and fair Bethsabe, with the 
 tragedy of Absalon. Peele, George. (In Kel 
 
 tie's British dramatists) 17—104 
 
 Love's labor lost. Shakespeare, v. 2. 1787 17 — 107 
 
 "Same. Staunton, H., ed. v. 1 17 — 107 
 
 Lnria. Browning, R. v. 2 16—100 
 
 Lying valet. Garrick, David. (In Coll. British 
 
 drama) 17—104 
 
 Macbeth. Shakespeare, v. 3. 1797 17—107 
 
 Same. Rolfe, W. J., ed 17—107 
 
 *.S,ame. Staunton, H., fd. v. 3 17—107 
 
 Mahomet (Fanatisme). Trag. Voltaire, v. 1 21—122 
 
 Maid of Bath. Foote. (/» Coll. British drama) . . 17—104 
 
 Maid of honour. Massinger, P 16 — 95 
 
 Maid of Mariendorpt. Knowles, J. S , 16—97 
 
 Maid of Orleans. Schiller 17—107 
 
 Maid of the mill. Bickorstafi; I. (In Coll. British 
 
 drama) 17—104 
 
 Male coquette. Garrick, David. (Jn Coll. British 
 
 drama) 17—104 
 
 Manfred. Byron, Lord. v. 6 16 99 
 
 Same 16— 99 
 
 Maratre. Balzac, H. de. v. 19 1— 4 
 
 Mariamne. Trag. Voltaire, v. 1 21—122 
 
 Marino Faliero. Trag. Byron, v. 6 16 — 99 
 
 Same 16 — 99 
 
 Mary Stuart. Schiller 17—107 
 
 Mayor of Garratt. Foote, Samuel. (In Coll. British 
 
 drama) 17—104 
 
 Measure for measure. Shakespeare, v. 1. 1797. 17 — 107 
 
 "Same. Staunton, H,, cd, v. 2 17—107 
 
 Medea. Tr.ig. Eurijiides. v. 1 16 98 
 
 Medee. Trag. Corneille, P. v. 1. 17—103 
 
 M^Iite. Com. Corneille, P. (v. 1 o/ Works) 17—103 
 
 Menechamus. Old plays, v. 1 17 — 107 
 
 Menteur. Com. Corneille, P. v. 1 17 — 103 
 
 Merchant of Venice. Shakespeare, v. 2. 1797 . . 17—107 
 
 .Same. Eolfe, W. J., ed 17 107 
 
 *Same. Staunton, H., cd. v.l... 17 107 
 
 M^rope. Trag. Voltaire, v.l... 21 122 
 
 Merry wives of Windsor. Shakespeare, v.l. 1797, 17 — 107 
 
 'Same. Staunton, H., ed. v.l 17 — 107 
 
 Midas, [anon.] (/n Coll. British drama) 17 — 104 
 
 Midsummer night's dream. Shakespeare, v, 1. 
 
 1797 17—107 
 
 Same. Kolfe, W. J., ed 17 107 
 
 *Same. Staunton, H., ed. v.l 17^107 
 
 Minor (The). Foote, Samuel. (In Coll. British 
 
 drama) 17—104 
 
 Miss in her teens. Garrick, David. (/nColL Brit- 
 ish drama') 17 104 
 
 Mithridate. Trag. llaciue.J 17 ]u3 
 
 Mock doctor. Fielding, Henry. (In Coll. British 
 
 drama) 17—104 
 
 Money. Bulwer, E. G. E. L 16 100 
 
 Mori de Ciwar. Tiag. Voltaire, v.l 21 r22 
 
 Much ado about nothing. Shakespeare, v.l 17 107 
 
 Same. Rolfe, W. J., ed 17 io7 
 
 — '■ *Same. Staimton, H., ed. v.l 17 107 
 
 Drama — cou tinned. 
 
 Nanine. Com. Voltaire, v.l 21—122 
 
 Nathan the wise. Dram. Leasing, G. E 16 — 97 
 
 Neck or nothing. Garrick, David. (In Coll. Brit- 
 
 ishdrama) 17—104 
 
 Nero. Story,W.W 17—106 
 
 New way to pay old debts. Massinger, P 16 — 95 
 
 Same. (JnKeltie'sCoU. Britishdramatists). 17—104 
 
 Nicomede. Trag. Corneille, P 17—103 
 
 Niut Venitienne. Musset, A.de 17—103 
 
 Norman Maurice. Simms, W. G. v. 1 17—106 
 
 Not so bad as we seem. Bulwer, E. G. E. L 16 — 100 
 
 CEdipe. Trag. Corneille, P. v. 2 17—103 
 
 CEdipe. Trag. Voltaire, v.l 21—122 
 
 Oldlaw(The). Massinger, P 16—95 
 
 Old maid. Murphy, A. (/71 Coll. British drama). 17—104 
 
 Old maids. Com. Knowles, J. S 16— 97 
 
 Old play in a new garb. Rice, George Edward . . . 16 — 94 
 
 Olympiad (The). Metastasio. v. 1 16— 95 
 
 Olympie. Trag. Voltaire, v.l 21—122 
 
 On ne badine pas avec I'amour. Com. Musset, 
 
 A. de 17—103 
 
 On ne saurait penser a tout. Musset, A. do 17 — 103 
 
 Orators (The). Foote. (Jn Coll. British drama).. 17—104 
 
 Oreste. Trag. Voltaire, v.l 21—122 
 
 Orestes. 'I'rag. Euripides, v. 3 16—98 
 
 Originaux. Com. Voltaire, v.l 21 — 122 
 
 Orphelin de la Chine. Trag. Voltaire, v. 1 21—122 
 
 Othello. Shakespeare, v. 6. 1797 17—107 
 
 Same. Rolfe, W. J.,ed 17—107 
 
 *Same. Staunton, H., cd. v.3 17 — 107 
 
 Othon. Trag. Corneille, P. v. 2 17—103 
 
 Padlock. Bickerstaff, I. (Jn Coll. British drama) . 17—104 
 
 Pamela Griraud, Balzac,H.de. v.l9 1 — 4 
 
 Pandore. Voltaire, v.l -. 21—122 
 
 Paracelsus. Browning, R. v.l 16 — 100 
 
 Parliament of love. Massinger, P 16 — 95 
 
 Patron (The). Foote, Samuel. (Jn Coll. British 
 
 drama) 17 — 104 
 
 Peep behind the curiain. Garrick, David.' (In 
 
 Coll. British drama) 17—104 
 
 P^lopides. Trag. Voltaire, v. 2 21-1 22 
 
 Pericles. Shakespeare, v. 6. 1797 17—107 
 
 '^Same. Staunton, H., ed. v. 2. 17 — 107 
 
 Persians. Trag. .3^]schylus 16 — 100 
 
 Pertharite. Trag. Corneille, P. v. 1 17—103 
 
 FhMre. Trag. Racine, J 17—103 
 
 Fhilaster ; or. Love liesa-bleeding. Beaumont, F., 
 
 and Fletcher, J. (JnKeltie's British dramatists). 17 — 104 
 
 Phffinician Virgins. Trag. Euripides, v.l 16 — 98 
 
 Ficcolomini. (Part of Wallenstein.) Schiller, J. 
 
 F. C. von 17-107 
 
 Same 48 — 296 
 
 Picture (The). Ma«8inger,P 16—95 
 
 Fippapasses. Browning,R. v.l 16 — 100 
 
 Pizarro. Trag. Sheridan, R.B 17—105 
 
 Same, v.l 17—106 
 
 Place royale. Com. Corneille, P. v. 1 17—103 
 
 Plaideurs. Com. Racine, J 17—103 
 
 Polyeucte. Trag. Corneille, P. v.l 17—103 
 
 Pomp^e . Trag. Corneille, P. v. 1 17—103 
 
 Princesse de Navarre. Cora. Voltaire, v. 1 21 — 122 
 
 Prometheus bound. Browning, E. B 16 — 100 
 
 Prometheus chained. Trag. .3i>achylu8 16 — 100 
 
 Prometheus unbound. Dram. Shelley, P. B. v. 2. 17 — 106 
 Promos and Cassandra. Old plays. Whetstones, 
 
 G. v.l 17—107 
 
 Prude. Com. Voltaire, v.l 21—122 
 
 Pulchdrie. Com. Corneille, P. v. 2 .. : 17—103 
 
 Queen Mary. Dram. Tennyson, A 17 — 105 
 
 Regicide. Smollett, T. v.l '. 11—64 
 
 Regulus. Metastasio. v.3 16 — 95 
 
 Remorse. Coleridge, S. T. (v. 7 0/ Works) 21—127 
 
DEAMA. 
 
 75 
 
 DEESDEN. 
 
 Drama — continued. 
 
 Renegado (The). Massinger, P 16 — 95 
 
 Reprisal. Smollett, T. v. 1 11—64 
 
 Ressources do Quinola. Ualzac, H. de. v. 19 I — 4 
 
 Return of the Druses. Browniu^j, R. v. 2 10 — 100 
 
 Rhesus. Trag. Euripides, v. 3 16—98 
 
 Richelieu. Bulwer, E. G. E. L 16—100 
 
 Rivals. Com. Sheridan, E. B 17—105 
 
 —Same. v. 1 17—105 
 
 Robbers. Trag. Schiller, J. C. F. Ton ... 17—107 
 
 Romeo and Juliet. Shakespeare, v. 6. 1797 17 — 107 
 
 Same. Rolfe, W. J., ed 17—107 
 
 ^*Same. Staunton, H, cd. v. 1 17—107 
 
 Rome sauv6e ; ou Catilina. Voltaire, v. 1 21—122 
 
 Rosamond. Addison, J. v. 1 21—128 
 
 Rose of Aragon. Knowles, J. S 16 — 97 
 
 Rodogune. Trag. Corneille, P. v. 1 17—103 
 
 Romanactor. Massinger, P 16 — 95 
 
 Romulus and Hersilia. Metastasio. v. 3 16— 95 
 
 Saint's tragedy. Kingsley, C 16—97 
 
 Samson. Voltaire, v. 1 21 122 
 
 Sardanapalus. Trag. Byron, Lord. v. 7 16 — 99 
 
 Same 16 — 99 
 
 Saul. Voltaire, v. 1 21 122 
 
 School for scandal. Com. Sheridan, E. B 17—105 
 
 Same. v. 1 17—105 
 
 Scythes. Trag. Voltaire, v. 2 21- 122 
 
 Secretary (The). Knowles, J. S 16—97 
 
 S^miramis. Trag. Voltaire, v. 1 21—122 
 
 Sertorius. Trag. Corneille, P. v. 2 17—103 
 
 Seven chivta against Thebes. Trag. .Eschylus . 16 — 100 
 Silent woman. Jouson, B. (In Keltie's British 
 
 dramatists) 17-104 
 
 Sir John Cockle at court. Dodsley, Robert. {In 
 
 Coll. British drama) 17 — 104 
 
 Siroes. Metastasio. v. 3 16 — 95 
 
 Socrate. Voltaire, v. 1 21—122 
 
 Sophonisbe. Trag. Corneille, P. v.. 2. 17 — 103 
 
 Sophonisbe. Trag. Voltaire, v. 2 21 122 
 
 Soul's tragedy. Browning, R. v. 2 16—100 
 
 Spanish student. Longfellow, H. W. v. 1 16 96 
 
 St. Patrick's day. Farce. Sheiidan, E. B 17 105 
 
 Same. t. 1 17—105 
 
 Suivante. Com. Corneille, P. v. 1 17 — 103 
 
 Sultan. Bickerstatr, I, (7n Coll. British drama).. 17—104 
 
 Supplicants. Trag. .SSschylus 16 — 100 
 
 Supplicants. Trag. Euripides, v. 2 16 — 98 
 
 Sur^na. Trag. Corneille, P. v. 2 17-103 
 
 Taming of the Shrew. Shakespeare, t. 2. 1797. 17—107 
 
 Same. RoUe, W.J.,ed. 1881 17—107 
 
 *Same. Staunton, H., cd. v. 1 17—107 
 
 Same. t. 1. (Old plays) 17—107 
 
 Tancrdde. Trag. Voltaire, v. 1 21 — 122 
 
 Taste. Foote. Samuel. (In Coll. British drama).. 17—104 
 
 Tempest. Shakespeare, v. 1 IT — 107 
 
 Same. Rolfe, W. J., cd 17—107 
 
 *Same. Staunton, H., ed. v. 3 17—107 
 
 Temple de la gloire. Voltaire, v. 1 21 — 122 
 
 Thftaide. Trag. Racine,J 17—103 
 
 Themistocles. Metastasio. v.3.,.^ 16 — 95 
 
 Theodore. Trag. Corneille, P. v. 1 17—103 
 
 Three weeks after marriage. Murphy, A. {In 
 
 Coll. British drama) 17—104 
 
 Timon of Athens. Shakespeare, v. 5. 1797 17—107 
 
 "Same. Staunton, H., cd. v. 2 17—107 
 
 TiteetB6r6nice. Com. Corneille, P. v. 2 17—103 
 
 Titus. Metastasio. v. 1 16 — 95 
 
 Titus Andronicns. Shakespeare, v. 5. 1797 17 — 107 
 
 "Same. Staunton, H., cd. v. 3 17—107 
 
 Torquato Tasso. Goethe, J. W. von 16— 98 
 
 Traitor (The). Trag. Shirley, J. {In Keltie's 
 
 British dramatists) 17—104 
 
 Triumvirat. Voltaire, v. 2 21—122 
 
 Drama — continued. 
 
 Troilus and Cressida. Shakespeare, v. 4. 1797.. 17 — 107 
 
 * Same. Staunton, H., ed. v. 3 17—107 
 
 Trojan dames. Trag. Euripides v. 2 16 — 98 
 
 Turcaret. Com. Le Sago 21—122 
 
 Twelfth night, or what you will. Shakespeare. 
 
 V. 1 17—107 
 
 Same. Eolfe, TV. J., ed 17—107 
 
 *Same. Staunton. H., ed. v. 1 17—107 
 
 Two Foscari. Byron, Xord 16—99 
 
 Same. v. 7 16—99 
 
 Two gentlemen of Verona. Shakespeare, v. 1. 
 
 1797 17—107 
 
 *Same. Staunton, H., ed. v. 1 17—107 
 
 tTninhabited island. Metastasio. v. 2 16 — 95 
 
 Unnatural combat (The). Massinger, P 16 — 95 
 
 Upholsterer (The). Murphy, A. (/)( Coll. British 
 
 drama) 17—104 
 
 Vautrin. Balzac, H, de. v. 19 1— 4 
 
 Very womjin (A). Massinger, P 16 — 95 
 
 Veuve. Corneille, P. (v. lo/ Works) 17—103 
 
 Virgin martyr. Massinger, P 16 — 95 
 
 Same. (/nKeltie'sCoU.Britishdramatists). 17 — 104 
 
 Virginius. Trag. Knowles, J. S 16 — 97 
 
 Wallensteiu. Schiller , 48—296 
 
 Same 17—107 
 
 Werner. Trag. Byron, Lord. v. 8 16 — 99 
 
 Same 16— 99 
 
 Wife (The). Knowles, J. S - 16—97 
 
 William Tell. Knowles, ,T. S 16—97 
 
 WilliamTell. Schiller 17—107 
 
 -Same 48—296 , 
 
 Winter's tale. Shakespeare, v. 2. 1797 17—107 
 
 Same. Rolfe, W. J., ed 17—107 
 
 *Same. Staunton, H., ed. v. 3 17—107 
 
 Woman killed with kindness (A). Heywood, T. 
 
 {Ill Keltie's British dramatists) 17—104 
 
 Woman's wit. Knowles, J. S 16 — 97 
 
 Zaire. Trag. Voltaire, J. S. v. 1 21—122 
 
 Zapolya. Coleridge, S. T. v. 7 21—127 
 
 Zenobia. Metastasio. v. 3 16 — 95 
 
 ZuUme. Voltaire, v.l... 21—122 
 
 Draper, Henry. On the construction 
 of a silvered glass telescope, fifteen and 
 a lialf inches in aperture, and its use in 
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 Draper, John William. History of the 
 American civil war; containing the 
 causes of the war, and the events pre- 
 paratory to it. N. Y., 1868. 3 v 42—253   
 
 History of the conflict between re- 
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 History of the intellectual develop- 
 ment of Europe. N. Y. , 1869 43—264 
 
 Thoughts on the future civil policy 
 
 of America. N.Y., 1865 49—301 
 
 Drawing. See Arts (Useful: Drawing). 
 
 Draw^ing-room plays and parlor panto- 
 mimes. Collected by C. Scott. 1870... 22—129 
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 Drayton, John. View of South Caro- 
 lina, as respects her natural and civil 
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 Dresden, Memoirs of the court of, &c. 
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DEIFTING. 
 
 76 
 
 DTMOND. 
 
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 Dryden, John. Works. Bost., 1864. 
 
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 CONTENTS. 
 
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 2. Miscellaneous poems ! Epistles; Elegies; Epitaphs. 
 
 3. Songs, Odes, and A masque; Prologues and Epi- 
 
 logues; Translations from Theocritus, Lucretius, 
 and Horace. 
 
 4. Poems; Translations from Boccaee; Translations 
 
 from Ovid's Metamorphoses. 
 
 5. Translations from Ovid^s Epistles and Art of lovc; 
 
 Translations from Juvenal, Pcrsius, and Homer. 
 
 Du Chailln, Paul Belloui. Country 
 of the dwarfs. Illus. N. Y., 1875 33—201 
 
 Explorations and a(l ventures in 
 
 Equatorial Africa. Illus. N.Y.,1862.. 33— 204 
 Journey to Ashango-land, and 
 
 further penetration into Equatorial Af- 
 rica. Illus. N. Y. , 1874 33—204 
 
 My Apingi kingdom; with life in 
 
 the Great Sahara, and sketches of the 
 chase of the ostrich, hyena, &c. Illus. 
 N.Y.,1875 33_202 
 
 Duels, Jean-Franfois. See Petits Poetes 
 
 Franfais, v. 2.. 17—103 
 
 Dudevant, Amantine Lucile Anrore 
 Dupin {George Sand). See Fiction. 
 
 Duer, William Alex.ander. Life of Will- 
 iam Alexander, earl of Stirling; with 
 selections from his correspondence. N. 
 Y-> 1847 37—223 
 
 Dnfferin, Lord. Letters from high lati- 
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 Duflot de Slofras, M. Exploration 
 du territoire de I'Orggon, des Californies, 
 et de la Mer Vermeillo, pendant les an- 
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 Atlas de I'explorations du territoire 
 
 de rOr^gou, i&c. Paris, 1844 B— 
 
 Du Halde, P. General history of China. 
 Illus. Lond., 1741. 4v 45—278 
 
 Dumas, Alexandre Davy. Sketches in 
 
 France. Phila., n. d 35—312 
 
 For other worlis, sfe Fiction. 
 
 Dumas, Alexandre, jr. See Fiction. 
 
 Dumont, Pierre Etienne Louis. Recol- 
 lections of Mirabeau, and of the two 
 first legislative assemblies of France. 
 Lond., 1832 41—251 
 
 Duncan, P. Martin. Transformations 
 (or metamorphoses) of insects. Illus. 
 P'l'la-, "■<! 31—169 
 
 Dunham, Samuel Astley. History of 
 the Germanic empire. (Larditer's Cabi- 
 net Cyclopwdia.) Lond., 1834-'35. 3 v.. 47—290 
 
 History of Denmark, Sweden, and 
 
 Norway. Lond., 1839. 3v 48—293 
 
 Dunlap, William. History of the New 
 Netherlands, province of New York, to 
 the adoption of the federal constitution. 
 N. Y., 1839-'40. 2v 50_308 
 
 Dunlup, Bobert Glasgow. Travels in 
 Central America: a journal of nearly 
 three years' residence in the country. 
 Lond., 1847 35—215 
 
 Dunn, Henry. Guatimala ; or, the united 
 provincesof Central America in 1827-'28. 
 N.Y., 1828 47_288 
 
 Dunn, Matthias. Historical, geological, 
 and descriptive view of the coal trade 
 of the north of England, Ireland, and 
 Belgium. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1844.. 18—109 
 
 Treatise on the winning and work- 
 ing of collieries. Illus. Newcastle-upon- 
 Tyne, 1852 i8_i09 
 
 Durbin, John Price. Observations in 
 Europe; principally in France and Great 
 
 Britain. Illus. N. Y.,1855. 2v 35—213 
 
 Observations in the East; chiefly 
 
 in Egypt, Palestine, Syria, and Asia 
 
 Minor. Illus. N.Y.,1854. 2v 35—213 
 
 Dutch Bepublic, Rise of the. Motley, J. 
 
 L. N.Y.,1856. 3v 48—296 
 
 Duty. Smiles, Samuel. N. Y., 1881 23—141 
 
 Duxbury, Massachusetts, History of the 
 
 town of. Winsor, J. 1849 49 299 
 
 Duyckinck, Evert A. * Portrait gal- 
 lery of eminent men and women of Eu- 
 rope and America; embracing history, 
 statesmanship, naval and military life, 
 philosophy, the drama, science, litera- 
 ture, and art ; with biographies. Illus. 
 
 N.Y.,n.d. 2v 30-183 
 
 For contents, see Biography (Collective). 
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 ican literature. Illus. N.Y.,1856. 2v. 1.5—90 
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 Dwight, Benjamin W. Modem philol- 
 ogy: its discoveries, history, and influ- 
 ence. N. Y.,1865 15—93 
 
 Same : second series. N. Y.,1869.. 15—93 
 
 Dwight, Theodore, jr. History of Con- 
 necticut, from the first settlement to the 
 
 present time. N. Y., 1840 49—299 
 
 Roman republic of 1849; with ac- 
 counts of the inquisition, and the siege 
 of Rome, and biographical sketches. 
 
 N-Y.,1851 48_295 
 
 Dwigrht, Timothy. See Biography. 
 
 Dwyer, John. Principles and practice of 
 
 hydraulic engineering, applied to arterial 
 
 and thorough drainage, the conveyance 
 
 of water, and mill-power. Dub., 1852.. 19—115 
 
 Dyeing and calico-printing. Treatise on. 
 
 Illus. N.Y.,1846 19—116 
 
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 Dymond, Jonathan. Essays on the 
 principlesof morality, and on the private 
 and political rights and obligations of 
 mankind. N.Y., 1844 2»— 141 
 
DYMOND. 
 
 77 
 
 EDINBUEGH. 
 
 Dyiiiond, Jonathan — continued. 
 
 Inquiry into the accordancy of war 
 
 with the principles of Christianity, and 
 an examination of the philosophical rea- 
 soning by which it is defended. Phila., 
 Ji.d 29—177 
 
 Eagle's nest. Ruskin, J. 1875 15—89 
 
 Eai'le, John, I). D. Microcosmography 
 (essays and characters). Notes by Pliilip 
 Bliss. Williams, L.L.,e(i. Albany, 1867. 23—141 
 
 Early American spirit and its genesis. 
 
 Storrs, R.S. 1875 44—269 
 
 Early Italian painters. Memoirs of the. 
 Jameson, A.M. 1866 15 — 90 
 
 Early man in Europe. lUus. Kan, C. 
 
 1876 30—185 
 
 Early voyages, (ravels, and discoveries of 
 the English nation. Hakliiyt, R. 1809- 
 '12. 5 V 53—333 
 
 Earth, The. lUus. Eeclns, E. N. Y., 
 1872 31—189 
 
 and man. Guyot, A. Bost., 1855. 31—192 
 
 and sea. lUus. Figuier, L. Lond., 
 
 1870 31—189 
 
 as modified by human action. 
 
 Marsh, G. P. N. Y., 1877 31—192 
 
 Story of the earth and man. Daw   
 
 sou,J.W. N. Y., 1874 32-194 
 
 See. also, Astronomy; Creation; Geography; Geology; 
 Physics. 
 
 Earthly paradise: a poem. Morris, W. 
 
 1868-71. 2v 16—95 
 
 Earthquakes and volcanoes. Illus. Pon- 
 ton, M. 1870 32—195 
 
 See Meteorology. 
 
 East (The). Including the Levant. 
 
 American merchant in Europe, Asia, 
 
 and Australia. Train, G. F. 1857 35—213 
 
 In the Levant. Warner, CD. 1877. 35—214 
 
 Lands of the Saracen ; or, pictures 
 
 of Palestine, Asia Minor, Sicily, and 
 
 Spain. Taylor, J. B. 1869 35—213 
 
 Letters from the East. Bryant, W. 
 
 C. 1869 35—213 
 
 Monasteries in the Levant. Curzon, 
 
 R. 1849 35-214 
 
 Observations in the east. Illus. 
 
 Durbin, J. P. 1854. 2v 35—213 
 
 Our now way round the world 
 
 (India, China, Japan, &c.). Coffin, C.C. 
 
 1869 ". 34—208 
 
 Yusef: a crusade in the east. Illus. 
 
 Browne, J. E. 1872 35—213 
 
 See, af^o, Arabia; Asia; Assyria; Egypt; Greece; Pales- 
 tine and thy Holy Land; Persia; Turkey; Syria, &c. 
 
 East and west poems. Harte, F. Bret. 
 
 1871 16— 98 
 
 Eastern India. See India, in general al- 
 phabet. 
 
 Eastern (The) question. 
 
 Ottoman power In Europe. Free- 
 man, E. A. Lond., 1877.. 42—256 
 
 Eastern (The) question — continued. 
 Relation of the English people to 
 
 the Russo-Turkish war. Freeman, E. A. 
 
 1878 23-137 
 
 In Current discnssions, v. 1. 
 Russians (The), the Turks, and the 
 
 Bulgarians at the theatre ot war. Forbes, 
 
 A. 1878 23—137 
 
 In Current discussions, v. 1. 
 Slave owner and the Turk. Smith, 
 
 Gold win. 1878 23—137 
 
 In Current discussions, v. 1. 
 The Eastern question. 182.3-1829. 
 
 N.Y., 1881 41—251 
 
 In Memoirs of Mettemich, book 6, v. 4. 
 The Eastern question. Froude, J. A. 23 — 140 
 
 In his Short studies, &c., v. 2. 
 
 See, also, in general alphabet, Torkey ; Rnssia. 
 
 Eastern Vermont. See Vermont, in gen- 
 eral alphabet. 
 
 Eastlake, C. L. Hints on hou.sehold 
 taste. Bost., 1877 15—89 
 
 Ebers, Georg. See Fiction. 
 
 Eccecoilum. Barr, E. F. 1872 32—196 
 
 EcceDeus. Parker, J. 1868 .' 14—85 
 
 Eoce homo. Seeley, J. E. 1870 14—85 
 
 Echoes of the foot-hills. Harte. F. Bret. 
 
 1875 ■. 16— 98 
 
 Eckel, Lizzie St. John. See Fiction. 
 
 Eckstein, George Frederick. Practical 
 treatise on chimneys ; with remarks on 
 stoves, the consumption of smoke and 
 coal, ventilation, &c. Lond., 1852 18—109 
 
 Eclipses. See Astronomy. 
 
 Economy. .See Domestic; Political. 
 
 Ecumenical council. See Vatican council. 
 
 Edg-eworth, Maria. See Fiction. 
 
 Edinburgh cabinet library. Illus. Edin., 
 
 1832-'44. 38 v.. 29—180 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 V. 1. Narrative of discovery and adventure in the polar 
 seas and regions. 
 
 2. Narrative of discovery and adventure in Africa. 
 
 3. View of ancient and modern Egypt. 
 
 4. Palestine ; or, the Holy Land. 
 
 5. Lives and voyages of Drake, Cavendish, niid Dam- 
 
 pier; Discoveriesin the South Sea; History of the 
 
 buccaneers. 
 6, 7, 8. Historical and descriptive account of British 
 
 India. 
 9. Historical view of the progress of discovery on the 
 
 more northern coasts of America. 
 
 10. The travels and researches of Alexander von Hum- 
 
 boldt in America and Kussia. 
 
 11. Life of Sir Walter Raleigh, with sketches of Bur- 
 
 leigh, Essex, Secretary Cecil, Sidney, and Spenser. 
 
 12. Nubia and Abyssinia. 
 
 13, 14. History of Arabia, ancient and modem. 
 
 15. Historical and desciiptive account of Persia; with 
 
 a description of Afghanistan and Beloochistan. 
 
 16. Lives of eminent zoologists, from Aristotle to Lin- 
 
 naeus. 
 
 17. History and present condition of the Barbary States. 
 18, 19, 20. HistiiricHl and descriptive account ol China. 
 
 21. Historical account of the circumnavigaticn of the 
 
 globe. 
 
 22. Life of King Henry the eighth, with ski tcfaes of 
 
 Wolsey, More, Erasmus, Cromwell, and (Jranmer. 
 23,24. Scandinavia, ancient and modem; a history of 
 
 Denmark, Sweden, and Norw,ay. 
 25, 26, 27. Historical and descriptive account of British 
 
 America. 
 
 28. Historical and descriptive account of Iceland, Green- 
 
 land, and the Faroe Islands. 
 
 29, 30, 31. Italy and the Italian islands. 
 32. Mesopotamia and Assyria. 
 
EDINBUEGH. 
 
 78 
 
 ELECTRICITY. 
 
 Edinburgh cabinet library ^continued. 
 
 V. 33. Polynesia; or, an historical account of the principal 
 islands in the South Sea, including New Zealand. 
 
 34. Voyages round the world, from the death of Captain 
 
 Cook to the present time. 
 
 35, 36, 37. The United States of America. 
 38. The travels of Marco Polo. 
 
 Edinburgh essays, by members of the uni- 
 versity. 1857 23—142 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 Plato. Black ie, J. S. 
 
 Early English life in the drama. Skelton, J. 
 
 Hom'(Bopathy. Gairdner, W. T. 
 
 Infanti Perduti. Wilson, A. 
 
 Progress of Britain in the mechanical arts. Sime, J. 
 
 Scottish ballads. Smith, A. 
 
 Sir William Hamilton. Baynes, T. S. 
 
 Chemical final causes. Wilson, G-. 
 
 Edinburgh review. 1856-'60. 4 v 27—162 
 
 EDUCATION. 
 General and Miscellaneous 'Works. 
 
 Education, Cycloxisudia of. Kiddle, H., 
 aud Schem, A. J., ids. N. Y. aud Lond., 
 1877 14— 82 
 
 Discussions on education and uni- 
 versity reform. Hamilton, Sir W. (In 
 his Discussions on phil., &c.) 30 — 184 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 On study of mathematics, as an exercise of the mind. 
 
 On the conditions of classical learning. 
 
 On uniyersities. 
 
 On right of dissenters to admission into English universi- 
 ties. 
 
 Cousin on German schools. 
 
 Academical patronage and regulations in reference to the 
 University of Edinburgh. 
 
 Examination and honors for a degree iu arts, established 
 in University of Louvain. 
 
 On a reform in English universities. 
 
 Education by work, according to 
 
 Froebel's metliod. Von Mareuholtz-Bue- 
 low,B. 1876 14—82 
 
 National education in Europe : an 
 
 account of the organization, administra- 
 tion, instruction, and statistics of public 
 schools of different grades in the princi- 
 pal states. Barnard, Henry. Hartford, 
 1854 , 14— 82 
 
 On education. Miltim, John. (In 
 
 Ais Works, v. 3) 16— 95 
 
 Report on education. Hoyt, J. W. 
 
 (In Paris univ. expos. 1867 repts., v. 6). . 52 — 314 
 
 Keport on school-houses and popu- 
 lar education. Freese, J. E. (In Paris 
 univ. expos. 1867 repts., v. 5) 52 — 314 
 
 Report of the Commissioner of Edu- 
 cation for 1878. 1880 14—82 
 
 School and the army in Germany. 
 
 Hazen,W.B. 1872 14—82 
 
 Sex in education ; or, a fair chance 
 
 for girls. Clarke, E. H. Bost., 1874.... 14— 82 
 
 True order of studies. Hill, Thomas. 
 
 N.Y.,1876 14— 82 
 
 Edwards, Amelia Blandford. See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 Edwards, Annie. Sec Fiction. 
 
 EdW^ardS, Bryan. History, civil and 
 commercial, of the British colonies in 
 the West Indies. Phil., 1806. 4v 4T— 287 
 
 Edvrards, Jonathan. Ses Biography. 
 
 Edwards, Matilda Betham. See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 Edwards, William H. Voyage up the 
 river Amazon, including a residence at 
 Parfi. N.Y.,1847 
 
 Eggleston, Edward. See Fiction. 
 
 Egleston, T. Catalogue of minerals, 
 with their formulas. ( Vol. 7 of Sm. Misc. 
 Coll.) 
 
 EGYPT. 
 
 35—215 
 
 53- 
 
 Description, Travel, &c. 
 
 Antiquity of civilization in Egypt. Rawlinson, 
 George. (/?i M< Origin of nations. 1878) 30—185 
 
 Boat-life in Egypt. Illus. Prime, W. C. K. Y., 
 1872 33—202 
 
 Egypt. Durbiu, J. V. {/n his Observations in the 
 east.v.l. N.T.,185i) 35—213 
 
 Egypt and Iceland in the year 1874. Taylor, J. B. 
 N.Y.,1874 33—203 
 
 Future of Egypt. Dicey, E. (In Current discus- 
 sions, v. 1, p. 225. 1878) 23—137 
 
 Land of the Nile. Illus. Adams, W.H.D. 1871.. 33—201 
 
 Last letters from Egypt. Gordon, L. A. (Lady 
 
 Duff). Lond., 1875 33—202 
 
 Manners and customs of the ancient Egyptians. 
 Illus. Wilkinson, Sir J. G. Lond., 1837-41. 3 v.. 45—277 
 
 My winter on the Nile, among the mummies aud 
 Moslems. Warner, C. D. 1876 33—201 
 
 Nile notes of a howadji. Ciu'tis, G. W. N. T., 
 1656 33—201 
 
 Pilgrimage to Egypt. Illus. Smith, J. V. C. Bost., 
 1852 33—202 
 
 Sailing on the NUo. Laporte, L. Bost., 1872 33—201 
 
 View of ancient and modern Egypt. (Ediit. Cabi- 
 net Library, V. 3) 29—180 
 
 See, also, Africa; also, in the general alphabet, History 
 (Ancient, Universal) ; East (The). 
 
 History. 
 
 Ancienne figypte. (L'Univers.) ChampoUion- 
 
 Figeao. 1839 43—260 
 
 Ancient Egypt, under the Pharaohs. Kenrick, J. 
 
 Lond.,1850. 2t 45—277 
 
 Ancient history from the monuments. Egypt to 
 
 B. C. 300. Birch, S. 1875 30—185 
 
 Egypte, depuis la conqu^te des Arabes, jusqu'^ la 
 
 domination fran9ai8e. (L'Univei-s.) Marcel. 
 
 Paris, 1848 *.... 43—260 
 
 History of Egypt. Sharpe, S. 1846 45—277 
 
 History of Egypt, under the Ptolemies. Sharpe, 
 
 S. Lond., 1838 46—277 
 
 Barneses the great. Illus. Lanoye, F. T. de. 1872.. 45 — 277 
 
 Note. — In Fiction, see Ebers' Daughter of an Egyptian 
 king, and Uarda ; Kingsley's Hvpatia : About's Fellah; 
 Leon's A.skaroa Ka.ssis, the Copt ; Miihlbach's Moham- 
 med Ali ; Palgrave's Hermann Agha. 
 
 Eiclicndorir, Joseph vou. See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 Eighteenth century, History of. Schlos- 
 
 aer, K. C. Davison, D., (r. 1843-'52. 6 v. 43—262 
 See History. 
 
 Elder, William. See Fiction. 
 
 Eldon, Lord Chancellor. See Biography. 
 
 Eldorado ; or, adventures iu the path of 
 
 empire. Taylor, J. B. 1868 34—209 
 
 Oregon and. Bulfinch, T. 1866... 50—307 
 
 Electricity. -See Physics. 
 
ELEMENTS. 
 
 79 
 
 ENCYCLOPEDIAS. 
 
 Elements of dra\ring. lUus. Ruskin, J. 
 
 1864 15— 89 
 
 Elements of international law. Wheaton, 
 
 H. 1855 29—178 
 
 Elements of morality. Whewell, W. 
 
 1845. 2v -. 30—184 
 
 Elements of punctuation. Wilson, J. 
 
 1856 15— 93 
 
 Ella, pseud. See Lamb, Charles. 
 
 EUana. Lamb, C. 1870 23—137 
 
 Eliot, Georfje, pseud. See Cross, Mrs. J. 
 
 W., in Fiction. 
 £lioti John. Biographical dictionary, 
 
 containing a brief account of the first 
 
 settlers, and other eminent characters, 
 
 in New England. Best., 1809 25—152 
 
 Eliot, llev. John, life of. See Biography. 
 Eliot, Samuel. History of civil liberty; 
 
 ancient Romans and early Christians. 
 
 Host., 1853. 2v 14—85 
 
 Elizabeth, tlie age of. Creighton, M. 
 
 ( Epochs of h istory series. ) 1878 46—285 
 
 See Fronde's History of England, \. 7-12: Reign of E. 
 Also, Biography (Collective: Royal). 
 
 Ellery, William. See Biography. 
 
 Ellet, Charles, jr. Contributions to the 
 physical geography of the United States. 
 (Foi. 2o/Sm. Conirib.) .' 53— 
 
 Ellicott, Andrew, journal of, when late 
 commissioner on behalf of the United 
 States for determining the boundary be- 
 tween the United States and the posses- 
 sions of his Catholic Majesty in America. 
 Phila.,1803 34—205 
 
 Elliot, Frances. Diary of an idle woman 
 
 in Italy. Loud., 1871. 2 v. in one 3()— 221 
 
 For novels, see Fiction. 
 
 Elliott, H. W. Profiles, sections, and 
 other ilhicstrations designed to accom- 
 pany the final report of the chief geolo- 
 gist of the survey and sketched under 
 his directions. Wash., 1872 54 — 
 
 BLOCUnON, ELOQUENCE, &c. 
 
 Elocution. 
 
 Art of reading. Legouv6, E. Roth, E.,«r. 1879.. 15-- 93 
 Art of speech. Studies in poetry and prose. Town- 
 send, L. T. T. 1 15—93 
 
 Arts of writing, reading, and speaking. Cox, E. W. 
 1873 15_ 93 
 
 Eloquence and Oratory. 
 
 Eloquence. Emerson, R. W. (In his Letters and 
 
 social aims. 1876) 23 141 
 
 Lectures on eloquence. Blair, H. (In Lectures 
 
 on rhetoric. 1860) ]5_ 93 
 
 Oratory. De Mille, James. (In Elements of rhet- 
 oric. 1878) 15—93 
 
 Readings. 
 
 Public and parlor readings. Monroe, L. B., ed. 
 
 3v 2Z— 130 
 
 Recitations and readings, humorous, serious, and 
 
 dramatic. Beecher, A. C. 1874 22 129 
 
 Eecitations and readings. Dick. 1876. 2v 22—130 
 
 Elocution, Eloquence, &o.— continued. 
 
 Speeches (Cclleclions). 
 
 British Cicero; or, a selection of the most admired 
 speeches in the English language ; popular, par- 
 liamentary, and judicial oratory. Brown, 
 Thomas. 1813. 3v 15—93 
 
 For Greek and Roman oratory, see, in general alphabet, 
 
 the writings of Oicero; Demosthenes. 
 For siK'fClics uf Anieric;in oriitor «, see. in general alphabet, 
 
 Calhoun,.LC.: Clay, 11. ; Everett, E.; Schnrz,C.; Sew- 
 ard, W. H. ; Sumner, C. ; Webster, D. 
 For speeches of EnglLsh orators anil public men, see, in 
 
 general alphabet. Brougham, H. ; Burke, Edmund; also, 
 
 British Cicero. 
 See, also, speeches of the Irish orator, Sheridan, R. B. 
 Note.— See, in Biography (Individual), lives of orators 
 
 whose names are enumerated above; aUo, (Collective) 
 
 Orators. 
 
 Emancipation. See Slavery. 
 Emerson, Ralph Waldo. Conduct of 
 life. Bost., 1875 23—141 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Fate. Behavior. Beauty. 
 
 Power. Worship, Illusions. 
 
 Wealth. Considerations by 
 Culture. the way. 
 
 Letters and social aims. Bost., 1876. 23 — 141 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Poetry and imagination. Progress of culture. 
 
 Social aims. Persian poetry. 
 
 Eloquence. Inspiration. 
 
 Resources. Greatness. 
 
 The comic. Immortality. 
 Quotation and originality. 
 
 May-day, and other pieces. Bost., 
 
 1867 16-98 
 
 Prose works. Bost., 1870. 2v 23—141 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Miscellanies; Xaturo; The American scholar; Ad- 
 dress to tlie senior class in Divinity College, Cam- 
 bridge, 1838; Metliod of nature; titerary ethics; 
 Man, the reformer; Lecture on the tinies; The 
 conservative ; The transcendcntalist ; The young 
 American; Essays. 
 2. English traits ; Coiiduct of life ; Representative men. 
 
 Representative men ; seven lectures. 
 
 Bost., 1861 37—228 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Goethe ; or, the writer. Plato : new readings. 
 
 Montaigne; or, theskefjtic. Shakspoare; or, the poet. 
 
 Napoleon; or, themanofthe Swedonborg; or, the mystic. 
 
 world. Uses of great men. 
 Plato; or, the philosopher. 
 
 Eminent women of the age. Illus. Par- 
 ton, J., Greeley, H., and others. 1871.. 37—226 
 For contents, see Biography (Collective). 
 
 E mmons, George V. , U. S. JV. Navy reg- 
 ister of the United States, from 1775 to 
 1853. Wash., 1853 43—265 
 
 Emmons, S. F., and Hague, Arnold. 
 Descriptive geology. {U. S. Geological 
 Survey iOth Parallel, V. 2. Wash., 1877). 31—187 
 
 Emory, William H. Uuited States and 
 Mexican boundary survey, Reporton the. 
 lUns. Wash., 1859. 3v 55— 
 
 Views along the bonndary between 
 
 the United States and Mexico 30 183 
 
 Encyclopaedias. American annual cyclo- 
 paedia and register of important events. 
 Appleton. N. Y. , 1861-79. 19 v 24—146 
 
 Same. General index to v. 1-15, 
 
 inclusive. 1861-75. N. Y., 1876 24—145 
 
ElircfOLOPiElDIAS. 
 
 80 
 
 ENGLAOT). 
 
 Zhicyclopaedias — oontinuetl. 
 
 Britisli cyclopaedia of the arts anil 
 
 sciences. Illus. Partington, C. F. 
 Lond., 1835. 2v 25—154 
 
 Dictioniiaire de la conversation et 
 
 de la lecture iuventaire raisouD<5 des 
 notions g^n<5rales los plus indispensable 
 h, totis, par uue socidt^ de savants et de 
 gens de lettres, sous la direction de M. 
 W. Duckett. Paris, 1853. 16 v 26—155 
 
 Encyclopajdia Americana. Phila., 
 
 1841). 14 V 24—144—145 
 
 Encyclopaedia Britannica; or, dic- 
 tionary of arts, sciences, and general 
 literature ; with preliminary disserta- 
 tions on the history of the sciences, &c. 
 Edin., 1842. 21 v 24_146— 147 
 
 Family encyclopaedia ; or, compen- 
 dium of useful knowledge. Illus. Good- 
 rich, C.A. N.Y., 1860 25—153 
 
 Iconographic encycloptedia of sci- 
 ence, literature, and art. Heck, J. G. 
 N. Y., 1851. Plates, 2 v. ; text, 4 v 30—183 
 
 New American cyclopaedia. Ed. by . 
 
 Ripley, G., and L)ana, C. A. 16 v. N. Y. 
 
 D. Appleton & Co. lS61-'63 24—148 
 
 Penny cyclopaedia. Lond. , 1833-46. 
 
 29 v 24—144 
 
 Zell's popular encycloptedia ; a uni- 
 versal dictionary of English language, 
 science, literature, and art. Illus. Col- 
 auge,L. Phila., 1876. 2v 25—154 
 
 See, also, Dictionaries. For special encyclopsedias. see 
 names of special subjects, as Agriculture ; Art ; Biog- 
 raphy; Literature, &e. 
 
 Endlich, F. M., and Peale, A. C. Geo- 
 logical report on the Grand River dis- 
 trict. (Gtulogical and Geographical Sur- 
 vey of the Ttrritories, 9th report. 1875)... 54 — 
 
 Engineering. See Arts (Useful). 
 
 ENGLAND. 
 
 The arrangement of the subdivisions of this subject is as 
 follows : Antijiuities, condition, and manners of the peo- 
 ple; Description and travels; Constitution and govern- 
 ment ; Historical collections, &c. ; History (general) ; 
 History (by periods) ; Naval history; Progress, trade, &c. 
 
 Antiquities, Condition, and Manners of the 
 People ; Description and Travels. 
 
 English traits. Emerson, E. W. v. 2. 1870 23 141 
 
 FirstimpressionsofEnglandanditspeople. Miller, 
 
 H. 1868 35_213 
 
 Notes on England. Taine, H. A. 1872 33—213 
 
 Our old home. A series of English sketches. Haw- 
 thorne, Nathaniel. 1868 35 213 
 
 Painters' camp in England, &c. Hamerton, P. G. 
 
 1873 35-213 
 
 Passages from the English note-books. Hawthorne, 
 
 Nathaniel. 1876. 2v •., 35—213 
 
 Pictorial history of England. Craik, G. L., and 
 
 Macfarlane, C. 1846-'48. 4 v 43—276 
 
 i\rote.— Each volume of this history contains chapters on 
 the social condition and manners of the English. 
 
 England — continued. 
 
 Poems of places series. (England.) Longfellow, 
 
 H. W. Best., 1876-77. 4 V 16— 98 
 
 Popnlar antiquities of Great Britain. Brand, J. 
 
 1853-55. 3v 22—130 
 
 Rocks ahead ; or, the warnings of Cassandra. 
 
 Greg, W. E. 1874 23—140 
 
 Sights a-foot. Collins, \V. W. n.d 35—212 
 
 Stray studies from England and Italy. Green, J. 
 
 E. 1876 23—140 
 
 See. a!«o. Biography ; Drama; Government and Politics; 
 Eloquence ; Language ; Literature, &c. 
 
 Constitution and Government. 
 
 British constitution. Brougham, H. (In his Po- 
 litical philosophy, v. 2. 1844) 29—178 
 
 British constitution. Dymond, J. (In his Essays, 
 
 pp. 3-53) 23—141 
 
 Charters of the old English colonies in America. 
 
 Lucas, Samuel. 1850 46 285 
 
 Commentaries on the laws of England, with notes 
 by George Sharswood. Blackstone, Sir William. 
 Phila., 1866. 29—178 
 
 Constitutional history of England. Hallam, H. 
 
 1873. 2v 48—281 
 
 Constitutional history of England. Stubbs, Hev. 
 
 W. 1875. 3v 46—282 
 
 Essay on Hallam's constitutional history. Macau- 
 lay, T. B. (2>i At» E8.says, p. 67) 23—142 
 
 Essays on representative government in England, 
 from the conquest till the reign of the Tudors. 
 Guizofc, M. {In his Histocy of representative 
 government, p. 257) 29 — 179 
 
 Gleanings of past years. Gladstone, W. E. n. d. 
 
 V. 1 45—275 
 
 Helation of the English people to the Eusso-Turk- 
 ish war. Freeman, E. A. {In Current discus- 
 sions, p. 319. 1878) 23—137 
 
 Review of essay on the practice of the British 
 government, as distinguished from the abstract 
 theory on which it is supposed to be founded. 
 Leckie, G. F. (In F. Jeffrey's essays, p. 561) . . . 23—141 
 
 Review of James Mill's essay on government. 
 
 Macaulay, T. B. (In his Essays, p. 670) 23—142 
 
 Rise and progress of the English constitution. De 
 
 Lolme, J. S. 1838. 2v 46—282 
 
 Stability of the British empire in India. Owen, S. 
 
 J. (Jn Current discussions, V. 2, p. 273. 1878-) 23—137 
 
 Historical Collections and old English 
 Chronicles. 
 
 Chronicle of Florence of Worcester, with the two 
 continuations, to 1300. (Annals of English his- 
 tory.) Forester, T., tr. Lond., 1854 43—276 
 
 Chronicles of England, France, Spain, and the ad- 
 'joining countries. Illus. Froissart, Sir J. 
 Johnes, T., (r. 1852. 2v 45—276 
 
 Same. The boy's Froissart. Lanier, S. 
 
 Illus. 1879 43—276 
 
 Chronicles (of England, France, &c., 1400-1516). 
 
 Monstrelet, E. de. Tr. by Johnes, T. 1849. 2 v. 47— '291 
 
 Flowers of history : comprising the history of En- 
 gland, from A. D. 447 to A. D. 1235. Eoger do 
 Wendover. Formerly ascribed to Matthew, of 
 Paris. 1849. 2v 46-283 
 
 History (General). 
 
 Affaires de I'Angleterre et de rAm6rique, 1776. 
 
 16 V 44—278 
 
 Angleterre. (L'Univers.) Gailbert Uon et Pell6 
 
 C. 1812-'44. 4v 43—261 
 
ENGLAND. 
 
 81 
 
 ENGLAND. 
 
 England — continued. 
 
 Angleterre, histoiro d', to 1815. Millot, C. F. 
 
 Paris, 1820. 2v 46—283 
 
 British history, chronologically arranged. Wade, 
 
 J. «848 43— 2G4 
 
 Ohilds history of England. Dickens, C. 1871... 45—270 
 Oomic history of England, lllno. A'Beckett, Gil- 
 bert Abbott. Lond., n. d 45—276 
 
 English history. Maurice, F. D. (In Friendship 
 
 of book.s, p. 187) 23—138 
 
 Historical essays. Thierry, J. N. A. 1845 23—142 
 
 History of England, from the earliest times to 1760. 
 
 Goldsmith, Oliver. Lond., 1819. 4 v 45—275 
 
 History of England. lCOS-1641. Graham, Catharine 
 
 (formerly Macanlay, Catharine). 1746. 2v... 40—284 
 History of England, to 1688. Hume, D. 1848. 6 v. 45—274 
 Historyof EngLind, tol688. Lingard, J. 1840. 8 v. 46—285 
 History of England, to 1572. Mackintosh, Sir J. 
 
 Continued to 1760. By Wallace, W. and Bell, E. 
 
 1830. lOv 40—284 
 
 to 1572. (Revised by author's son.) Mack- 
 
 into.sh, A'ir J. 1853. 2t 46—284 
 
 History of England, from the accession of James 
 
 II to 1697, witli general introduction. Macanlay, 
 
 T. B. 1849-'.-.6. 4v 46—284 
 
 History of England, 1689-1760. Smollett, T. 1848. 
 
 4 v.... 46—282 
 
 Written as a continuation of Hume's History of England. 
 History of England, 1713-'63. Stanhope, P. H., earl 
 
 (formerly iordMalion). 1849. 2t 46—283 
 
 History of Great Britain, 1760-1821. Miller, J. R. 
 
 1829. (Continuation of Hume and Smollett) .. . 40—283 
 History of the English people, to 1815. Green, J. 
 
 K. 1878-1880. 4t 45—274 
 
 Pictorial history of England, to 1760. Craik, G. L., 
 
 and Macfarlane, Cliarles. N. T., 1846-'48. 4 v. 45—276 
 
 Romance of history (England) . Ncele, H 10 — 55 
 
 Short liistory of the English people. Green, John 
 
 Eich. N. Y., 1876 45—274 
 
 See, also. In general alphabet. History (Origin, Philoso- 
 phy, &c.). 
 
 See, also, in Biblical and religious literature. Reformation 
 (The). 
 
 HISTORY: BY PERIODS. 
 
 Anglo-Saxon, A. D. 491-1066. 
 
 History of Anglo-Saxons. lUua. Palgrave, F. 1867. 46—281 
 History of the Anglo-Saxons to the Norman con- 
 quest. Turner, S. 1841. 2v 46—281 
 
 V. 2 contains appendices on the language, laws, manners, 
 
 religion, &c., of the Anglo-Saxons; 
 Note. — Stubbs' is the most profound work upon the Saxon 
 constitution, and Freeman the leading historian of the 
 Xorman conquest. 
 
 Norman Conquest, llth-12th Centuries. 
 
 History of the Norman conqtiest of England, 449- 
 
 1087. Freeman, E. A. 1873. 4v 45—276 
 
 History of the conquest of England, to 1485. 
 
 Thierry, J. N. A. 1847. 2v 46—282 
 
 See, also, in Biography, lives of William Eufus, Matilda of 
 
 Flanders, in Strickland's (Jueens of England. 
 In Fiction, see Bulwer's Harold and Klngsley's Hereward. 
 See Chronicle of Florence of Worcester (45 — 276) as an orig- 
 inal authority for this period. 
 
 Plantagenets, 12th-14th Century. 
 
 Early Plantagcnets. Stubbs, William, n. d. (Epochs 
 
 of history) 46—284 
 
 See the Chronicles of Roger de Wendover. 
 
 See, also, in Biography, livesof Chaucer ; Wycliflfe. 
 
 Note. — For description of this period, see Carlyle's Past 
 
 and present. 
 In Biography, see lives of Chaucer; Wycliflfe. 
 In Drama, see Shakespeare's King John ; Richard II. 
 In Fiction, see Scott's Ivanhoe and Talisman ; Thackeray's 
 
 burlesque of Rebecca and Rowena, and Bulwer's (E. G. 
 
 E. L.) Last of the barons. 
 
 11 
 
 England — continued. 
 
 Lancaster and York, including the TVars of 
 the Roses, 1377-1509. 
 
 Houses of Lancaster and York. Gairdnor, James. 
 
 1875. {Epochs of history) 46—284 
 
 See, also, Shakespeare's Henry IV, V, and VI, Edward IV, 
 
 and Richard III ; Miss Strickland's Lives of the Queens ; 
 
 Campbell's Lives of the cliancellors and chief justices. 
 
 In Fiction, Fullerton's Stormy life. 
 
 Tudors (1485-1603), including EngUsh Refor- 
 mation, 1534-1553. 
 
 Age of Elizabeth. Creighton, M. N. Y., 1876. 2 
 
 copies. (Epochs of history) 46 — 284 
 
 Dissolution of the monasteries, Henry VUI and 
 Anne Boleyn. Fronde, J. A. (Short studies, 
 
 v.l) 
 
 England under the reigns of Edward the sixth and 
 
 Mary, 1547-'58. Tytler, P. F. 1839. 2 v 46—282 
 
 Era of the Protestant revolution. Seebohm, F. 
 
 n. d. (Epochs of history) 4(i — 284 
 
 History of England, 1527-1588. Froude, J. A. 
 
 1867-'70. 12v 45—275 
 
 A sketch of the reign of Henry VIII will be found in 
 HaUam's Constitutional history of England, and in Lin- 
 gard. In Fiction, Miildl)ach'8 Henry VIII. Also, see 
 Shakespeare's Henry VIII, and Scott's Marmion. For 
 reign of Elizabeth, ^see, in Fiction, Scott's Kenilworth ; 
 Klngsley's Westward ho ! 
 
 Reformation of the church of England, History of 
 
 the. Burnet.G. 1850. 2v 14—85 
 
 See, also, in Biography, Cranmer; Cromwell. 
 See, also, in general ali)habet, Edinburgh cabinet library, 
 v. 22, sketches of Erasmus, More, Wolsey, Henry VIII. 
 
 The Stuarts (1603 to 1714), including the Rev 
 olution, 1640 ; the Commonwealth ; the Res- 
 toration, 1660 ; the Revolution, 1688, and 
 Age of Anne. 
 
 Collection of the great affairs of state from 1639 to 
 
 1648. Nalson, J. Lond., 1682. 2v... 40—283 
 
 Commentaries on the life and reign of Charles I. 
 
 Disraeli,I. 1828-'31. 5v 45—276 
 
 First two Stuarts and the Puritan revolution. 
 
 Gardiner, S. R. 1876. 2 copies 46—284 
 
 History of the commonwealth of England, 1640-'58. 
 
 Godwin.W. 1824-'28. 4v 45—275 
 
 History of the English revolution, from the acces- 
 sion of Charles the tirst. Guizot, Francois Pierre 
 Guillaume. 1838. 2v 45—274 
 
 History of the rebellion and civil wars in England, 
 from 1641 to the restoration in 1660. Hyde, E., 
 Earl of Clarendon. 1717. 7v 45—277 
 
 King and the commonwealth : a history of Charles 
 and the rebellion. Cordery, B. M., and Phill potts, 
 J.S. 1876 45—277 
 
 Memoirs of the court of England during the reign 
 
 of theStuarts. Jesse, J. H., 1840. 4v 46—285 
 
 Memoirs of the reign of Charles I, with a continua- 
 tion to the restoration of Charles U. Warwick, 
 P. 1701 46—282 
 
 Observations on the historical work of Charles 
 James Fox, by George Rose ; with a narrative of 
 the events which occurred in the enterprise of 
 the Earl of Argyle, in 1685. Hume, Sir Patrick. 
 Lond., 1809 46—285 
 
 Secret history of the court of James I. Osborne, 
 
 F. 1811. 2v 40—243 
 
 See, in Biography, James I ; Charles I ; Charles II ; Anne ; 
 Cromwell ; Lord Clarendon ; Prince Rupert ; Milton, &c.; 
 Hampden; Laud; Sydney (A.); Vane; also, Biography 
 (Collective; Royal). 
 
ENGLAND. 
 
 82 
 
 EROKMANN. 
 
 England — coutinued. 
 
 Revolution of 1688, and Period to Hanoverian 
 Succession, 1714. 
 
 Age of Anne. Morris, E. E. 1878. (Epoch of his- 
 tory series) 46 — 284 
 
 Also, among liistoriea given, treating of the age of Anne, 
 
 are Macanlay's to 1702, and Smollett's history, 1689 to 
 
 1760. , 
 
 YoT age of Anne, in Fiction, see Thackeray's Esmond, ana 
 
 Bnlwer's Devereux. 
 In Fiction, see Scott's "Woodstock, Legend of Montrose, 
 Old mortality, Peveril of the peak ; Bnmas' Twenty 
 Years after; Scott's Rokeby, Aytoun'sLays, and Defoe's 
 Plague in London. Pepys' diary covers this period. 
 
 Cavaliers of England. Herbert, H. W 5—32 
 
 [Fiction.] 
 Fall of the Stuarts, and western Europe. Hale, E. 
 
 n. d. 2 copies. (Epochs of history series) 46 — 284 
 
 History of tlie revolution of 1688 in England. Mack- 
 
 intosli, Sir J. 1835 46—283 
 
 Review of the causes of the revolution of 1688. 
 Mackintosh, Sir J. (In Modem British essay- 
 ists, p. 271) 23—142 
 
 Hanoverian Succession, 1714. 
 
 Four Georges. Thackeray, W. M. 1869 40—245 
 
 History of England in the 18th century. Lecky, 
 
 W.E.H. 1878. 2v 46—285 
 
 History of the reign of George IlL Bisset, R. 
 
 1803. av 45—287 
 
 History of the reign of George IIL Hughes, T. S. 
 
 1835-'36. 8v 45—274 
 
 Journal of the reigns of George IV and William 
 
 IV. Greville, C. C. E. 1875. 2v 46—274 
 
 Lives of the Queens of England of the bouse of 
 
 Hanover. Doran.J. 1865. 2v 37 — 225 
 
 Memoirs of the reign of George II. Walpole, H. 
 
 1847. ^v 46—282 
 
 Memoirs of the reign of George III. Walpole, H. 
 
 185L 4v 46—282 
 
 From 1748 to 1783. 
 
 Qeneral history of the late war in Europe, &;c. 
 
 (1748-1760). Entick.J. 1763-'64. 5v 43—266 
 
 Grenville papers. Correspondence of Richard 
 
 Grenville, Earl Temple, George Grenville (1742- 
 
 1777). Ed.-liy W.J. Smith. 1852-'53 40—244 
 
 History of the war with America, Prance, Spain, 
 
 and Holland, 1775-1783. lUus. Andrews, John. 
 
 Lend., 1785-'86. 4v 43—266 
 
 Period subsequent to 1783. 
 
 History of England during the thirty years' peace, 
 
 ]816-'46. Martineau, Harriet. 1849-'50. 2v... 46—283 
 
 History of England from 1830 to 1874. Molesworth, 
 
 W.N. 1874. 3v 46-283 
 
 History of our own times, from the accession of 
 C^ucen Victoria to the Berlin congress. Mc- 
 Carthy, Justin. 1879. 2v 46 285 
 
 Queen (The). Conspiracies of 1806 and 1813 against 
 
 the Princess of Wales. Carey, W. 1820 45 277 
 
 Recollections and suggestions. 1813-1873. Russell, 
 
 John,.Eori. 1875 46 283 
 
 Secret history of the court of England. Hamilton, 
 
 Lady Anne. 1832 45 274 
 
 See, also, in Biography, lives of Hastings, Burke, Eldon, 
 Wellington, Wilberforce, Shelbnrne, Cobden, Macaulay, 
 Prince Albert, &c. 
 
 Naval History of England. 
 
 Fntnre prospects of the English navy. Hughes, R. 
 
 E. (7n Cambridge essays, 185,5, p. 148) 23—142 
 
 Navalbistory of England. Southey, R. 1835 43—265 
 
 Naval history of Groat Britain. Campbell, J. 1813. 
 
 8t 4J— 266 
 
 England— 'Continued. 
 
 Progress, Trade, &o. 
 
 Chapters in the histcry of popular progress in En- 
 gland. Routledge, J. 1876 46—283 
 
 History of progress in Great Britain. Philp, R. K. 
 
 1859 45—274 
 
 Progress of Britain in the mechanical arts. Sime, 
 
 J. (/» Edinburgh essays, 1856, p. 169) 23—142 
 
 Progress of the nation. Porter, G. E. 1836-'43. 
 
 3 v.. 46—281 
 
 Statistical account of the British empire. McCul- 
 
 loch, J. E. 1837. 2v 51—310 
 
 England, Church of. See Biblical and re- 
 ligious literature. 
 
 England's reformation: a poem. Ward, 
 
 T. u.d 17—105 
 
 English. See England. 
 
 English actors from Shakespeare to Mac- 
 ready. Baker, Harry Barton. 1879. 2 v.. 36—220 
 
 English and Scottish ballads. Cliild, F. J., 
 ed. 1864. 8v 16—98 
 
 English governess at the Siamese court. 
 
 Ilhis. Leonowens, A. H. 1873 35—211 
 
 English humorists. Illus. Thackeray, 
 
 W. M. 1869 40-245- 
 
 English men of letters. Morley , John, ed. 
 
 1879. 13v 37—226 
 
 For contents, see Biography (Collective). 
 
 English note-books. Hawthorne, N. 1876. 
 2 V 35—213 
 
 English statesmen. Higginson, T. W. 
 1875 36—218 
 
 Enigmas of life. Greg, W. E. 1874 23—140 
 
 Elltick, John. General history of the 
 late -war. Illus. Loud., 1763-'64. 5 v.. 43—266 
 
 Epigrams, ancient and modern. Booth, J. 
 
 1863 17—104 
 
 E pluribus unum. Prince, L. B. 1867 ... 29—179 
 
 Epochs of ancient history. Cox, 6. W., 
 
 and Sankey, C, eds. N. Y., n. d. 4 v.. 47—289 
 
 CONTKKTS. 
 
 Age of the Antonines, or the Roman empire of the second 
 
 century. Capes, W. W. 
 Athenian empire. Cox, G. W. 
 Greeks and Persians. Cox, G. W. 
 Eoman history : the early empire. Capes, W. W. 
 
 Epochs of history. Morris, E. E., ed. N. 
 Y., 1878. 11 V 46—284 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Age of Anne. Morris, E.E. 
 
 Age of Elizabeth. Creighton, M. 2 copies. 
 
 Beginning of the middle ages. Church, E. W. 2 copies. 
 
 Crusades (TluO. Cox, G. W. 2 copies. 
 
 Early Plantagenets. Stubbs, W. 
 
 Fallbf the Stuarts, and western Europe. Hale,E. 2copie8. 
 
 First two Stuarts, and the Puritan revolution. Gardmer, 
 
 S. R. 2 copies. 
 French revolution, and first empire. Morris, William O'C. 
 
 2 copies. 
 Houses of Lancaster and York. Gairdner, James. 
 Protestant revolution. Seebohm, F. 2 copies. 
 Thirty years' war. Gardiner, S. E. 2 copies. 
 
 Equatorial Africa, Explorations and ad- 
 ventures in. Illus. Du Chaillu, P. B. 
 1862 33—204 
 
 Erckmann, Emile, and Chatrian, Alex- 
 andre. See Fiction. 
 
ESCEICHE. 
 
 83 
 
 EUROPE. 
 
 Escriche, Don Joaquin. Diccionario 
 razonado de legislaciou y j iirisprudencia. 
 Mad., 1847. 2 v 25—151 
 
 Supplement. Mad., 1847 25 — 15 
 
 Espagne. See Spain. 
 
 Espy, James P. Philosophy of storms. 
 Bo8t.,1841 32—195 
 
 Essay in criticism. Arnold, M.' 1869... 2.3 — 141 
 
 Essay on crimes and punishments, trans- 
 lated from the Italian ; with a comment- 
 ary attributed to M. de Voltaire. 1767 . . 23—142 
 
 Essay on moral command. Eolt, J. 1842. 14 — 82 
 
 Essay on philosophical writers and other 
 
 men of letters. DeQuincey,T. 1860. 2 v. 21—126 
 
 Essay on the poets, and other English 
 writers. DeQuincey.T. 1859 21—126 
 
 Essay on the principles of morality. Dy- 
 
 mond.J. 1844 23—141 
 
 Essay on the progress of nations. Sea- 
 man, E. C. 18.V2 29—179 
 
 Essay on war and its accordancy with the 
 principles of Christianity. Dymond, J. 
 11. d 29—177 
 
 Essays, Critical and miscellaneous. Mac- 
 aulay, T. B. {Modern British essayists.) 
 1856 23—142 
 
 Essays, Historical and biographical, po- 
 litical, social, literary, and scientiflc. 
 Miller, H. 1866 23—141 
 
 Essays in literary criticism. Hutton, R. 
 
 H. n.d 23—141 
 
 Essays, Political, economical, and philo- 
 sophical. Bumford, Count. 1797-1802. 
 3v 23—142 
 
 Essays written in the intervals of busi- 
 ness. Help8,«ij-A. 1872 23—141 
 
 ESSAYS. 
 List of Essayists. 
 
 Through the following list roaders are referred to the 
 general alphabet for such authors as have written vol- 
 umes of miscellaneouH essays, and for such collections 
 as are anonymous, the table 0/ contents beiug given in 
 many cases; but collections restricted to special sub- 
 jects, such as Pine Arts, Mathematics, should be looked 
 for under the subjects. 
 
 Adams, John. Dymond, J. 
 
 Addison, Joseph. Earle, John. 
 
 Alison, Sir A. Edinburgh essays. 
 
 Arnold, Frederick. Elder, William. 
 
 Arnold, Matthew. Emerson, K. W. 
 
 Bacon, Francis, Lord. Everett, Edward. 
 
 Bayne, Peter. Everett, William. 
 
 Blackie, J. S. -Field, JIfr*. H. M. 
 
 Bristed, C. A. Foster, John. 
 Bnlwer-Lytton, Sir B. G. E. L. Franklin, Beiyamin. 
 
 Cambridge essays, 18-55. Freeman, E. A. 
 
 Oarlyle, Thomas. Friswell, J. H. 
 Chambers' Information for the Froude, J. A. 
 
 people. Gladstone, W. E. 
 
 Chambers' Miscellany. Goldsmith, Oliver. 
 
 Coleridge, S. T. Green, J. K. 
 
 OolUnSjWUkie. Greg, William E. 
 
 Cook, Joseph. Hale, Edward Everett. 
 
 Craik, D. M. Muloch. Hamerton, P. G. 
 
 De Quincey, Thomas. Hawthorne, Nathaniel. 
 Dodge, M. A. (Gail Hamilton.) Hay, John. 
 
 Essays — continued. 
 
 Helps, Arthur. * Ossoli, S. M. F. d". 
 
 Henry, C. S. Oxford essays, 1857. 
 
 Higginson, T- W. Parton, Mrs. S. P. (Fanny 
 Hogg, ,T. Fern.) 
 
 Holland, J. G. Pascal, Blaise. 
 
 Holmes, O. W. Foe, Edgar A. 
 
 Hopkins, Mark. Holt, J. 
 
 Howells, William Dean. Rumford, Count. 
 
 Hutton, K. H. Ruskin, John. 
 
 Jackson, Helen Hunt. Russell, A. P. 
 
 James, Henry, jr. Seaman, E. C. 
 
 Jameson, Mrs. A. M. Shairp, J. C. 
 
 Jeffrey, Francis. Smiles, Samuel. 
 
 Jerrold, Douglas. Smith, J. Cotton. 
 
 Johnson, Samuel. Smith, Sydney. 
 
 Eingsley, Charles. Stanhope, P. H., bih earl. 
 
 Lamb, Charles. Stedman, E. C. 
 
 Lockhart, J. G. Stephen, Sir James. 
 
 Lowell, James E. Story, W. W. 
 
 Macaulay, T. B. Stowe, Mrs. H. B. 
 
 Mackenzie, E. S. Symonds, J. A. 
 
 Mackintosh, Sir J. Talfourd, T. N. 
 
 Maginn, W. Thackeray, A. I, 
 
 Maistre, Xavier de. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 Mathe'ws, William.' Theophrastus. 
 
 Maurice, F. D. Thierry, Augustiu. 
 
 Mill, John Stuart. Thoreau, Henry I). 
 
 Miller, Hugh. Whipple, E. P. 
 
 Montaigne, Michel de. Whittier, J, G. 
 
 Miiller, Max. Wilson, John. 
 
 Essex County, Mass., History of. Wheat- 
 land, Henry, M. D., ed. 1878 53—320 
 
 fitats-TJnis, Histoire et description des 
 voles de communication aux. Cheva- 
 lier, M. 1840. 2v ; 53— 
 
 Etching. See Fine Arts. 
 
 Ethnography and philology of the In- 
 dian tribe.s of the Missouri Valley. Hay- 
 don, F. V. Phila., 1862 54— 
 
 Etudes surles glaciers. Agassiz, L. Neu- 
 
 chfttel, 1H40. Avec les planches 32—194 
 
 Euclid. Elements of geometry. Play- 
 fair, J. 1854 19—115 
 
 Euripides. Works. Potter, R., tr. 
 Lond., 1832. 3v 16—98 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Biographical sketch of Euripides ; Tragedies. 
 2 and 3. Tragedies. 
 
 EUROPE. 
 History, &c. 
 
 Europe, past and present. Ungewitter, F. H. N. 
 
 T.andLond., 1850 46—281 
 
 General history of civilii'.ation in Europe. Guizot, 
 
 F. P. G. 1846. 4v 46—280 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Europe generally. v. 2-4. France. 
 History of Europe from 1789 to 1831. 1st and 2d 
 
 series. Alison, Sir A. 6 v. 1850. 
 History of modem Europe to 1763. Eussell, W. 
 
 Continued to 1826 by Jones, W. 3 v. 1853--.. 46—281 
 History of the 18th century, to 1797, with particular 
 
 reference to mental cultivation and progress. 
 
 Schlosser, F. C. 1843-'52. 6v 43—262 
 
 History of the intellectual development of Europe. 
 
 Draper, J. W. N. T., 1869 43—264 
 
 History of the origin of representative government 
 
 In Europe. Guizot, F. P. G. Lond., 1852 29—179 
 
EUEOPE. 
 
 84 
 
 FAIRY. 
 
 Europe — continued. 
 
 History of the rise and influence of the spirit of 
 rationalism in Europe. Lecky, W. E. H. N. T. 
 2v. 1870 14—84 
 
 Sketch of the state and history of Europe from'.1659 
 to 1688. St. John, H., Lord Bolingbroke. (In v. 
 2 0/ Ai« Works. 1841) 21—128 
 
 Treaties, declarations of war, manifestoes, and 
 other public papers relating to pea«e and war 
 among the potentates of Europe from 1495 to the 
 presenttime. Lend., 1710. 3t 43—266 
 
 View of the state of Europe daring the middle ages. 
 
 Hallam, H. Lend., 1846-'48. 3 v 43—264 
 
 See, aUo, Biblical .and religious literature (nationalism). 
 AUo, see History, in general alphabet. 
 
 Description and Travels. 
 
 A farmer's vacation. Waring, G. E., jr. 1876 36—212 
 
 Alhambra and the Kremlin; the south and the 
 
 north of Europe. Prime, Samuel Irenaeus. 
 
 lUus. 1873 35—211 
 
 An American girl abroad. Trafton, A. 1874 12 — 71 
 
 Bits of travel. (Germany, Italy.) Jackson, Mrs. 
 
 H. U. 1874 36—222 
 
 By-ways of Europe. Taylor, J. B. 1869 35—213 
 
 Europe illustrated. Sherer, J. Lond. and N. Y., 
 
 n. d. 2v 30—181 
 
 European acquaintance. De Forest, J. W. 1858. 3 — 21 
 European life and manners. Colman, H. Best. 
 
 and Lond., 1849. 2v 35—213 
 
 Hints for six months in Europe. Latrobe, J. H. 
 
 B. 1869 35—213 
 
 Lakes of Killarney to the Golden Horn. Field, 
 
 Henry Martyn. 1877 36—221 
 
 Letters of a traveler; or, notes of things seen in 
 
 Europe. Bryant, W. C. 1870 34—208 
 
 Observations in Europe. Hlus. Durbin, J. P. 
 
 N. Y., 1854. 2v 35—213 
 
 Outre-mer. A pilgrimage. Longfellow, H. W. 
 
 1865 35—212 
 
 Rob Roy on the Baltic. A canoe cruise through 
 
 Norway, Sweden, Denmark, &c. Macgregor, 
 
 J. n. d 36—222 
 
 Thousand miles in the Rob Roy canoe* on rivers 
 
 and lakes of Europe. Illus. Macgregor, J. 
 
 1871 35-213 
 
 Views a- foot; or, Europe seen with knapsack and 
 
 staff. Taylor, J. B. 1870 35-,213 
 
 See, in the general alphabet, names of various countries of 
 Europe for other works relative to Europe; alto. History 
 (Ancient, Modern, Universal) ; Literature (o/ various 
 portions of Europe); Law; Man (Prohi.storio Man); 
 Political economy; Statistics; Education; Fine Arts; 
 Geography; Language. 
 
 Evans, Augusta J. See Wilson, Mrs. 
 A. J., iu riction. 
 
 Evans, Mariau( George J?;io*). (See Cross, 
 Mrs. J. Walter, iu Fiction. 
 
 Everett, Edward. Orations and speeches 
 on various occasions. ' Bost., 1850-'59. 
 3v 22—135 
 
 Everett, William. On the Cam: lec- 
 tures on the University of Cambridge in 
 England. Cambridge, 1865 23—140 
 
 EVOLUTION. 
 
 Evolution. First principles of a new sys- 
 tem of philosophy. Spencer, H. 1867... 3ft— 184 
 
 History of creation. Haeckel, E. 
 
 1876. 2v 30-186 
 
 Evolution — continued. 
 
 Philosophical discussions. Wright, 
 
 Chauncey. 1877 30—184 
 
 See in Popular Science Monthly (32 — 197), Evolution and 
 mind, v. 3, p. 359 ; Evolution and the doctrine of design, 
 V. 5, p. 78 ; Evolution and the origin of life, v. 4, p. 713 ; 
 Doctrine of evolution ; Evolution and the spectroscope; 
 V. 2, p. 320; Genesis, geology, and evolution, v. 4, p. 324: 
 Herbert Spencer and tlie doctrine of evolution, v. 6, p. 
 20; Literature of evolution, v. 6, p. 745; Mathematics in 
 evolution, vol. 9, p. 202 ; Mental evolution and necessary 
 truth, V. 5, p. 359 ; Social evolution, p. 604 ; Its cause, 
 V. 6, p. 615. 
 
 See, also. Natural history (Theories of origin and develop- 
 ment of species); Biblical, &c., literature (Religion and 
 science). 
 
 Ewbank, Thomas. Descriptive and 
 historical account of hydraulic and other 
 machines for raising water, ancient and 
 modern. N. Y., 1850 18—109 
 
 Examination of Sir William Hamilton's 
 philosophy. Mill, J. S. Bost., 1866. 2 v. 30—184 
 
 Excelsior: helps to progress in religion, 
 science, and literature. Illus. 1854. 
 2 V 23—137 
 
 Excursions. Thoreau, H. D. 1866 24—209 
 
 Exhibitions, Universal. See Arts (Useful : 
 Exhibitions). 
 
 Exotics: poems. J. F. C. and L. C, trs. 
 
 1876 16— 99 
 
 Explorations and surveys to ascertain a 
 route for a railroad from the Mississippi 
 Eiver to the Pacific Ocean, made under 
 the direction of the Secretary of War in 
 1853. Illus. Wash., 1855. 13 v S5— 
 
 Explorations in Texas, New Mexico, Cal- 
 ifornia, Sonora, and Chihuahua. Illus. 
 Bartlett, J. R. 1854. 2v 35—216 
 
 Exploring tour beyond the Rocky Mount- 
 ains, Journal of an. Parker, S. 1846.- 34 — 206 
 
 Expressions of the emotions in man and 
 
 animals. Illus. Darwin, C. 1873 30—183 
 
 Extraordinciry popular delusions. Illus. 
 Mackay.C. n. d 22—129 
 
 Eyries, J. B. Danemark. (L'Univers.) 
 Paris, 1846 43—261 
 
 Fable. Age of fable. Bulfinch, T. 1869. 14— 81 
 
 Dictionary of phrase and fable. 
 
 Brewer, E. C. n. d 15— 91 
 
 Noted names in fiction. Wheeler, 
 
 W.A. 1872 52— 
 
 See, also, Classical dictionaries ; Mythology. 
 
 Fables for critics. Lowell, James R 16 — 96 
 
 Fables. See Fiction. 
 
 Faerie queene. Spenser, E. v. 1-4 17 — 106 
 
 Fair France. Craik, Mrs. D. M. Muloch. 
 
 1871 35—212 
 
 Fairfaxes of England and America. NeiU, 
 
 E.D. Albany, 1868 36—217 
 
 Fairfleld, Francis Gerry. Ten years 
 
 with spiritual mediums. N. Y., 1875... 
 Fairy talcs. See Fiction. 
 Fairy tales: their origin and meaning. 
 
 Bunce, J.T. 1879.... 14—81 
 
FALCOFBR. 
 
 85 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Falconer. James, jr. Secret revealed 
 of the aiitliorship of Junias's letters. 
 Lend., 1830 40—242 
 
 Falconer, William. Poetical works. 
 With a life, by the Jiev. J. Mitford. 
 Bost., 18C3 16— 98 
 
 Same. {In AiUin'a, J., British poets). 17 — 104 
 
 Fall of the Stuarts. 2 copies. See Hale, 
 
 E. N.Y.,1878 46—284 
 
 Familiar letters of John Adams and his 
 wife, Abigail Adams, during the revolu- 
 tion. 1876 37—223 
 
 "Familiar quotations. See Bartlett, J. 
 Bost., 1878 17—104 
 
 'Familiar quotations, Index to. Grocott, 
 J. C. 1871 17—104 
 
 Family instructor. De Foe, D. Oxford, 
 
 1841. 2v 21—126 
 
 Fanny Fern, pseud. See Parton, Mrs. 
 S. P. 
 
 Faraday as a discoverer. Tyndall, J. 
 
 1873 39—235 
 
 Farjeon, B. L. &e Fiction. 
 
 Farm ballads. Ilhis. Carleton,W. 1873.16-99 
 
 Farm legends. Illus. CarIetou,W. 187G. 16— 99 
 
 Farmer's vacation. Illus. Waring, G. E. 
 1876 36—222 
 
 Farnliam, Eliza W. California, indoors 
 and out ; or, how we farm, wine, and live 
 generally in the Golden State. N. Y., 
 1856 34—210 
 
 Faroe Islands, Historical and descriptive 
 account of. ( Fol. 28, Edinbm-gh Cabinet 
 Library) 29—179 
 
 Farquharson, Martha, pseud. See 
 Finley, M. 
 
 Farraicut, Admiral David G. See Biog- 
 raphy. 
 
 Fast life on the modem highway. See 
 
 Taylor, J. 1874 11—61 
 
 Faust. Drama. 3 copies. <Sec Goethe, 
 J. W. von 16— 98 
 
 Fawccit, Edgar. See Fiction. 
 
 FcatllcrstonliauB:h, George Wm. 
 Cauoe voyage up the Miunay Sotor. 
 Illus. Lend., 1847. 2 v 34—207 
 
 Federal constitution, Writings of John 
 
 Marshall upon the. 1839 49—301 
 
 See United States (Constitution ftnd Government). 
 
 Federal government. History of the. 
 
 Bradford, A. 1840 49—301 
 
 "Federal government : its officers and their 
 duties. Gillet, R.H. 1872 29—178 
 
 Federalist on the new constitution; writ- 
 ten in 1788 by Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Madi- 
 son, and Mr. Jay, with an appendix con- 
 taining the letters of "Pacificus" and 
 " Helvidius" ou the proclamation of neu- 
 trality of 1793. HaUowell, 1852 49—301 
 
 F£nelon, Francois de Salignac de la 
 Mothe. CEuvres de, priScdddes d'<Stude8 
 Sur la vie, par M. AimiS Martin. Paris, 
 1865. 3v 21—123 
 
 COXTF.NTS. 
 
 V. 1. Demonstration de I'existenco do Dieu; Lettres; 
 Traits du niinisti'Ti^ dea pasteurs; Lettres sur I'au- 
 torite de l'6glise; Manuel de pi6t6 ; Bosunimi pon- 
 titicis auctoiitate diftsertatio; Lettres spirituelles. 
 
 2. Des maxinies des saintH surla vie int^aieuro; Lettre; 
 
 de M. Be Cambrai; K^ponso do M. De Cambrais 
 Sermons et entretiens sur divera sujets : Mando- 
 menta ; De I'^ducation des tilli's ; Reoueil de fables ; 
 Dialogues des morts; Opuscules divers fran^ais et 
 latins ; Fabulosfc narrationes ; Uistorias : Dialogues 
 sur r61oquence en g6n6ral. 
 
 3. Les aventurea do T616maque: L'Odysa6o d'lTom^re; 
 
 I^ofiaies; Abr6g6 des vies dea auciens pliilosophes; 
 Ecrits politiques; Correspondance de F^nelon. 
 
 Fcnw^ick, T. Treatise on subterrane- 
 ous surveying, and the variation of the 
 magnetic needle. Lond., 1822 19 — 115 
 
 Ferdinand and Isabella,- History of the 
 reign of. Prcscott, W. H. 1851. 3v.. 48— 293 
 
 Ferguson, 'Adam. History of the pro- 
 gress and termination of the Roman 
 republic. Phila., 1841 48—295 
 
 Fergusson, James. Rude stone monu- 
 ments in all countries; their ages aiul 
 uses. Illus. Lond., 1872 30—185 
 
 Fern leaves from Fanny's portfolio. Ilhis. 
 Parton, S. P. 1853 9—50 
 
 Ferree, P. V. Heroes of the war for the 
 Union and tlieir achievements : a com- 
 plete history of the great rebellion. First 
 series. Cin., 1864 36—217 
 
 Fcrrel, William. Converging series ex- 
 pressing the ratio between the diameter 
 and circumference of a circle. ( Vol. 18 
 of Sm. Contrib.) 53— 
 
 Ferrier, Mary. See Fiction. 
 
 Fessenden, W. P., Memorial addresses 
 on the life and character of; delivered 
 in the Senate and House of Representa- 
 tives, 41st Congress, 2d session, D(>c. 14, 
 1869. Wash., 1870 23—139 
 
 Fenclltwanger, Lewis. Treatise on 
 gems, in reference to their practical and 
 scientific value. N. Y., 1838 19—115 
 
 Fcuillct, Octave. See Fiction. 
 
 Fevers. See Medicine. 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Alphabetical List of Works. 
 
 Note. — Kacli work is entered twice — under its author^i 
 uame and under the lirst word of its tilte not an article. 
 
 Abbot (The). Scott (Sic W.) 1868 11—66 
 
 A'Becket (G. A.) Comic history of En- 
 gland 45—276 
 
 Comic history of Rome 48 — 295 
 
 Abel Drake's wife. Saunders (J.) 10 — 54 
 
 About(EdmondF.V.) Fellah (The). 1870. 1— 7 
 
 Germaine. Booth (Mary L.), tr. 
 
 1860 1— 7 
 
 King of the mountains. Booth 
 
 (MaryL.), <r 1— 7 
 
FICTION. 
 
 86 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Man with the broken ear. Holt 
 
 (Henry), tr. N. Y., 1872 
 
 Notary's nose. 1874 
 
 Ronge et noir. Pliila. , 1873 
 
 Tolla: a talo of modern Rome. Bost., 
 
 1— 7 
 
 4— 27 
 
 13— 79 
 
 4— 22 
 
 14 
 
 1856 
 
 Acton Bell, pseud. See Bronte (Anne). 
 Adam Bede. George Eliot, pseud, of 
 
 Cross (il/c8. .John Walter) 5— 9 
 
 AdMe. Kavanagh (J.) 6—40 
 
 Adeler (Max), pseud. See Clark (Charles 
 
 Heber). 
 Adventures of a brownie. Craik. (D. M. 
 
 Muloch). 1872 2— 9 
 
 Adventures of a marqnis. Dumas (A. D.) 
 
 1864 
 
 Adventures of a roving diplomatist. 
 
 Wikoff (H.) 1857 --- 
 
 Adventures of Caleb Williams. Godwin 
 
 (W.) 1870 
 
 Adventures of Captain Mago. lUus. 
 
 Cahun(L.) N. Y., 1876 2- 
 
 Adventures of Mr. Verdant Green. _ 
 
 "Bede(C.)" Bradley (Edward) 1— 2 
 
 Adventures of Philip (The). Thackeray 
 
 ( W. M. ) 1869. 2 V. 2 copies 12— 72 
 
 Adventures of Tom Sawyer. "Twain 
 (Mark)". Clemens (S. L.) 1867. 2 
 
 copies 
 
 iCsop's fables. Townsend (G. F.), tr 
 
 Afloat and ashore. Cooper (J. F.) 1871. 
 
 After dark. Collins (W. W.) 
 
 Afterglovir. [auon.l Lathrop (G. P.) 
 
 (Xo name series.) Bost., 18T7 . 
 
 After many days. Reid (Christian), pseud. 
 
 Fisher (kissF. C.) 1877 
 
 Against the stream. Charles (E.) 1874. 
 Against the world. Hadermann (J. R.) 
 
 Bost., 1873 
 
 Agatha's husband. Craik (D. M. M.) 
 
 1871 
 
 Age of chivalry. Bulfinch (T.) 1869.... 
 Agnes of Sorrento. Stowe(H. B.) 1869. 
 Aguilar (Grace). Days of Bruce. 1872. 
 
 2v 
 
 Home influence. N. Y. , 1872 
 
 Homo scenes and heart studies. 
 
 2— 12 
 
 1— 7 
 
 2— 11 
 2— 11 
 
 9— 51 
 
 4— 23 
 2— 13 
 
 4— 22 
 
 2— 9 
 14— 81 
 11— 62 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Alcott (L. M.) Aunt Jo's scrap-bag. 3 
 
 vols 
 
 Cupid and Chow-chow, &c. (Aunt 
 
 Jo's scrap-bag, vol. 3.) Bost., 1874 
 
 Eight cousins; or, the aunt hill. 
 
 Dins. Bost., 1875 
 
 —. Hospital sketches, and camp and 
 
 fireside stories. 1872 
 
 Little men ; Jo's boys. 1871 
 
 Little women. lUus. Bost., 1869. 
 
 2 copies 
 
 Moods. Bost., 1864 
 
 My boys. (Aunt Jo's scrap-bag, 
 
 1.) Bost., 1872 
 
 Rose in bloom; a sequel to "Eight 
 
 Cousins." Bost., 1876 
 
 Shawl-straps. (Aunt Jo's scrap- 
 bag, vol. 2.) Bost., 1872 
 
 Silver pitchers, and other stories. 
 
 Bost., 1876 
 
 Work : a story of experience. lUus. 
 
 Bost., 1873 
 
 Alderbrook. Judson (_Mrs. E. C.) Bost., 
 
 1856 
 
 Aldrich (T. B.) 
 
 people. 
 
 1870 
 
 — Mother's recompense : a sequel to 
 'Home influence" 
 
 — Vale of cedars ; or, the martyr. 
 
 1872. 
 
 Woman's friendship. 1871 
 
 Aileen Ferrers. Morley (S.) 
 
 Ainslee (Herbert), pseud. See Maitland 
 
 (Edward). 
 Alchemist, or the house of Claes. Balzac, 
 
 (H. de). N. Y., 1841 
 
 1— 
 1— 
 
 9— 53 
 
 1— 7 
 
 2v. 
 
 vol. 
 
 1— 
 1— 
 
 1— 
 
 1— 
 
 1— r 
 
 Bost. 
 
 Marjorie Daw, and other 
 1873 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 1— 7 
 
 6— 40 
 
 1— 7 
 
 Friend of my youth ; Mademoiselle Olympe, of Zabriaklj 
 Marjorie Daw; Miss Mehetable's son; P6re Antoines 
 dat«palm; Quito so; Kivermoutli romance; Struggle 
 for life ; Young desperado. 
 
 Prudence Palfrey. 
 
 Bost., 1874.... 
 MacDonald(G.) 
 
 1— 7 
 
 1— 
 
 6 
 
 1— 
 
 6 
 
 1— 
 
 6 
 
 1— 
 
 6 
 
 Alec Forbes of Howglen. 
 
 N. Y., 1874 7— 46 
 
 Alexander (Mrs.), pseud, of Hector {Mrs. 
 
 A.B.) Her dearest foe. N. Y., 1876.... 1— 6 
 
 Heritage of Langdale. (Leisure 
 
 hour series.) N. Y., 1877 
 
 Ralph Wilton's weird. N. Y., 1875 
 
 The wooing o't. N. Y. , 1873 
 
 Which shall it bef N. Y., 1874.. . 
 
 Alice; sequel to "Ernest Maltravers." 
 
 Bulwer-Lytton(Sii-E.) 1869 1— 7 
 
 Alice Brand; a romance of Washington. 
 
 Riddle ( A. G. ) N. Y., 1875 10—56 
 
 Alice Lorraine. Blackmore (R. D.) N. 
 
 Y., 1875 
 
 Alicia Warlock. 
 
 Bost., 1875 
 
 All in the dark. 
 
 1866 
 
 AllvT^orth Abbey. Southworth (E. D. E. 
 
 N.) Phila., 1865 11—64 
 
 Alroy. Disraeli (B.) Lond., 1871 4—28 
 
 Alton Locke, tailor and poet. Kingsley 
 
 (C.) N. Y., n. d 6—39 
 
 Amelia. Fielding (H.) 1861 4—24 
 
 American (The). James (H.) Bost., 1877. 5— 29 
 American baron. lUus. De Mille (J.) 
 
 N. Y., 1872 3— 20 
 
 Illus. ColUns (W. W.) 
 Le Fanu(J. S.) N. Y., 
 
 1— 4 
 
 2— U 
 
 6— 37 
 
FICTIOK 
 
 87 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 American senator. Trollope (A.) De- 
 troit, 1877 12— 71 
 
 Ames(Ari-«. M. C.) jSecClemmer(J/)-». M.) 
 
 Among the pines. K^irke (Edmund), 
 
 psetid. forGilmore (J. R.) N. Y., 1862.. 4— 22 
 
 Andersen (Hans Christian). Impro visa- 
 tore. Howitt (Mary), <)• 1 — 6 
 
 Only a fiddler 1— 6 
 
 Stories and tales 1 — 6 
 
 Stories for the household, lllus. 
 
 Dulcken (H. W.), (r 1— 6 
 
 Two baronesses 1 — 6 
 
 What the moon saw, and other 
 
 tales. lllus. Dulcken (H. W.), tr.... 1— 6 
 
 Wonder stories told for children. 
 
 Illustrated by Pedersen (V.) and Stone 
 
 (M. L.) 1— 6 
 
 Andreas Hofer. lllus. Miihlbach (L.).. 9 — 53 
 
 Anna Clayton; or, the mother's trial 1 — 6 
 
 Annals of a quiet neighborhood. Mac- 
 Donald (G.) 7— 46 
 
 Anne Judge, spinster. Robinson (F. W.) 10 — 56 
 Annette ; or, the lady of the pearls. Du- 
 mas (A. D.) 4—27 
 
 Annis Warleigli's fortunes. " Lee 
 
 (Holme)" 9— 51 
 
 Antiquary. Scott (Sir W.).... 11—66 
 
 Antonla. "Sand (George)" 4—27 
 
 Antonina ; or, the fall of Rome. Collins 
 (W. W.) 1871. (Bound with The Aend 
 
 secret 2 — 11 
 
 Arabian days' entertainments. lllus. 
 
 Hauff (W.) 5— 33 
 
 Arblay (Mme. F. B. d'). Camilla; or, a 
 
 picture of youth. 5v 1 — 6 
 
 Cecilia; or, memorials of an heiress. 
 
 Lond., 1786. 5v 1— 6 
 
 Evelina. 2 v. 2 copies 1 — 6 
 
 Same. 2 vols, in one 1 — 6 
 
 The wanderer ; or, female diflScul- 
 
 ties. 5v 1 — 6 
 
 Ariadne: the story of a dream. "Ouida." 10 — 58 
 
 Armadale. Collius (W. W.) N. Y. 1871. 2—11 
 Artemus Ward ; his book ; his travels, 
 
 pai)ers, essays, and studies. Brown (C. 
 
 F.) 1— 2 
 
 Arthur Bonnicastle. lllus. Holland (J. 
 
 G.) N. Y., 1874 5—32 
 
 Arthur O'Leary. Lever (C. J.) Phila., 
 
 n. d 6—36 
 
 Article47. Belot(A.) Phila., 1873 1— 4 
 
 Ascanio ; or, the sculptor's apprentice. 
 
 Dumas (A. D.) Lond. and N. Y., n. d. . 4—27 
 Askaros Kassis, the Copt. DeLeon(E.) 
 
 Phila., 1870 6—36 
 
 At Capri : a story of Italian life. Bauer 
 
 (C.) Phila., 1875.. 1— 4 
 
 At odds. Tautphtt'us (I. von). Phila., 
 
 1872 11— 61 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Atthe altar. "Werner(E.)" Phil.a., 1872. 
 
 At the councillor's. " Marlitt (E.)" 
 
 Phila., 1876 
 
 At the sign of the silver flagon. Farjeon 
 
 (B. L.) N. Y., 1875 .. 
 
 Athern (Anna). Here and hereafter. 
 
 Bost. and Lond., 1858 
 
 Atonement of Leam Duudas. lllus. 
 
 Linton (E.L.) Phila., 1876 
 
 Attach^ (The). Haliburton (T. C.) N. 
 
 Y., n. d 
 
 Attic philosopher in Paris. Souvestre 
 
 (E.) N. Y., 1869 
 
 Auer (Adelheid von). It is the fashion. 
 
 Phila., 1872 
 
 Auerbach (Berthold). Black Forest vil- 
 lage stories. Goepp (C), <r. lllus. N. 
 
 Y., 1871 
 
 Edelweiss. Frothingham (Ellen), 
 
 tr. Bost., 1871 
 
 German tales. Bost., 1869 
 
 Landolin. (Leisure hour series.) 
 
 Irish (Annie B.), tr. N. Y., 1878 
 
 Little barefoot. lllus. Lee (Eliza 
 
 B.), tr. Bost., 1867 
 
 On the heights. Bost., 1874. 2 v. 
 
 Villa Eden, the country-house on 
 
 the Rhine. Shackford(C. C), <r. Bost., 
 1870 
 
 Same. 2 v. 
 Waldfried. 
 
 1874. 
 Stern 
 
 (Simon Adler). 
 
 N. Y., 1874 
 
 Aunt Jo's scrap-bag. Aleott(L. M.) 3 v- 
 Aunt Judy's Christmas volume for 1874. 
 
 Gatty (H. K. F.) and Ewing (J. p.), eds. 
 Aurora Floyd. Braddou (M. E.) N. Y., 
 
 1871 
 
 Austen (Jane). Emma. Lond., 1870... 
 
 Mansfield Park. Lond., 1870 
 
 Northanger Abbey. Lond., 1870.. 
 
 Persuasion. Lond., 1870 
 
 Pride and prejudice. Lond., 1870. 
 
 Sense and sensibility. Lond., 1870 
 
 Autocrat of the breakfast-table. Holmes 
 
 (O. W.) Bost., 1865 
 
 Avenger. De Quincey (T.) Bost., 1859. 
 Avillion, and other tales. Craik (D. M. 
 
 M.) N. Y., 1870 
 
 Bacon (F.) New Atlantis. (Works, v. 1). 
 Bailey (James M.) LifeinDanbnry. 1874. 
 Baker (Sir S. W.) Cast up by the sea ... 
 Baker (William M.) Carter Quarterman. 
 
 lllus. 1876 
 
 His majesty, myself, [anoji.] 1880. 
 
 13— 79 
 6— 40 
 
 — 24 
 
 — 6 
 
 — 35 
 
 — 34 
 
 — 62 
 
 — 6 
 
 1— 6 
 
 6 
 6 
 
 6 
 
 6 
 
 (No name series) 
 
 Mose Evans. 1874 
 
 New Timothy. N.Y., 1870 
 
 Ballantyne (Robert Michael). Norsemen 
 in the west; or, America before Colum- 
 bus. 1872 
 
 'o 
 
 7 
 
 4— 22 
 
 3 
 
 5 
 5 
 5 
 5 
 
 - 31 
 -126 
 
 2— 9 
 ■128 
 • 5 
 
 1— 5 
 
 1— 5 
 
 1— 5 
 
 1— 5 
 
PICTIOK. 
 
 88 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Balzac (Ilonord do). Alchemist; or, the 
 
 house of Claes. 1841 . 
 
 Scfenes de la vie priv^e. v. 1-4. 
 
 La inaison dti chat-qui-pelote ; Le bal de sceanx; La 
 bourse; La vemletta ; Mme. Firmiani; Une doable 
 famille; La paixdu menage; La faiisse maitresse ; fitude 
 det'einme; Albert Savarua. 
 
 M6inoirea de deux Jeunes mariees; Une fiUe d'Eve; La 
 1 eninie abandonn6e ; La grenadi^re ; La message ; Gob- 
 seek ; Autre (!!tude de femme. 
 
 La t'emnie de trente ans ; Le contrat de marriage ; Beatrix . I 
 
 ijeatrix (2*' partie) ; niodestemignon; Honorine. Un debut 
 dans la vie; La grande Breteche. 
 
 Scfsues de la vie de province, v. 5-8. 
 
 UrsnleMirouet; Eugfinie Grandfit; Les cfilibataires ; Pier- 
 rette. 
 
 Le8c(!'libatairc8; Lo curd de Tours ; Un manage de gar9on ; 
 Les parisieus en province ; L'illuatre Gaudissart ; La 
 muse du (Idpartement. 
 
 Les rivalites; (l""" histoire) La vielle fille: (2« bistoire) Le 
 cabinet dea antiques; Le Lya daus la valle6. 
 
 Illusions perduea ; (U*' partie) Los deux poi'tes; (2'" partie) 
 Un grand bomme de province k Paris ; (3'' partie) five et 
 David. 
 
 Sc^nes de la vie parisienne. v. 9-12, 17. 
 
 Hiatoiredes treize; (l*"' episode) Ferragus; (2*^ Episode) La 
 ducbeaae de Langeais ; {3" Episode) La fiUe aux yeux d'or ; 
 Le p6re Goriot. 
 
 Le colonel Chabert; Faeino Cane; La messe de I'Atbeo; 
 Sarrasine ; L'Interdiction ; Grandeur et d6ca<lence de 
 (J6sar liirotteau. 
 
 La maisou Nucingen Pierre Grassou; Les secrets de la 
 princesse Cadignan; Lea employes; Splendours et mis- 
 eres des courtisanes; (I'*^ partie) Eatlier heureuae; (2« 
 partie) A combien I'amour revient aux vieillards. 
 
 Splendours et miseres dea courtisanes; {3" partie) Un 
 prince de la Boh6rae; Une esquisae d'liomme d'aifaires; 
 Gaudissart II; Leacomddienasivns lesavoir; Un6pisode 
 sous la terreur ; Uue tdn6breuae affaire ; Z. Marcas; En- 
 vers do rhist<)iro coutemporaine ; Le d6put6 d'Arcis. 
 
 Lea parenta pauvrea; (l^'' partie) La couaine Bette; (2" 
 partie) Le cousin Pons. 
 
 Scenes de la vie militairo. v. 13. 
 
 Les Cbouans; Une passion dans le desert; Le mfidecin (To 
 campagne; Le cur6 de village. 
 
 fitudes philosophiques. v. 14-16. 
 
 Scf'iK'S do la vie de carapaglie. v. 18-20. 
 
 Splendeurs et mist>res des courtisanes (4« partie) ; Deroidre 
 incarn ition de Vautrin ; L'envers de I'bistoire oontempo- 
 raine (2'' epi.so(le) ; L'Initie lea payaana; Petitea niLsdres 
 de la vie conjugale. 
 
 Vautrin ; Los ressourcea de Quinola ; Pamela Giraud ; La 
 maratre ; Le faiaeur. 
 
 Lea contes drolatiquea. 
 
 Barbara's history. Edwards (A. B.) 1875. 4 — 25 
 
 Barchester towers. Trollope (A.) 12—71 
 
 Barham ( R. H. D. ) Ingoldsby legends - . . 23—136 
 Barnaby Rudge. Dickeus (C.) 2 v. 3 
 
 copies 3 — 19 
 
 Baron Milnchausen (Adventures of). 
 
 Rasjio (R. E.) 
 
 Barriers burned away. Roe(E. P.) 1875. 10 — .'j6 
 
 Barrington. Lever (G.J.) n. d 6 — 36 
 
 Barry Lyndon. Thackeray (W. M.) 2 
 
 copies 11 — 60 
 
 Bart Ridgeley. Riddle (A. G.) 1873 .... 10— 56 
 Barton experiment. Habberton(J.) 1877. 
 
 Bastile (Clironicles of the), [anon.'i 2 — 12 
 
 Battle of Dorking: the German conquest 
 
 of England in 1875. Chesney (G.) 2— 13 
 
 Bauer (Karoliue). Detlef (Karl), j^seud. 
 
 At Capri : a story of Italian life. 1875- 1 — 4 
 Dead to the world ; or, sin and atone- 
 ment. M. S., <)•. Bost., 1875 1— 4 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Valentine, the countess. M. S., tr. 
 
 Phila., 1874 1— 4 
 
 Bayer (K.R.) Byr(R.), ijseitij. Sphinx; 
 
 or, striving with destiny. 1871 2 — 14 
 
 Bay-path (The). Holland (J. G.) 1872. 5—32 
 
 Beatrice. Kavanagh ( J. ) 1872 6—40 
 
 Beatrice Boville. Rame (L. de la), 
 
 "Oulda" 10— 58 
 
 Beaumarchals. Illus. Brachvogel(A. E.) 
 
 N.Y., 1868 1— 3 
 
 Beautiful fiend. Southworth (E. D. E. N.) 
 
 Phila., 1873 11—64 
 
 Beauty and the beast, & c. Taylor ( J. B. ) 
 
 N.Y., 1872 11— 61 
 
 B6h6e, or two little wooden shoes. Rame 
 
 (L. dela) 10— ■''.8 
 
 Bede (Cuthbert), psend. See Bradley 
 
 (Rev. E.) 
 Beechcroft. Yonge (CM.) N. Y., 1871. 13— 75 
 Beecher (II. W.) Norwood; or, village 
 
 life in New England. Illus. N.Y.,1874. 1— 4 
 Bell (Acton), pseud. See Bronte (Anno). 
 Bell (Currer), pseud. See Bronte (Char- 
 lotte). 
 Belot (Adolphe). Article 47. Furbish 
 
 (James), <r. Phila., 1873 1— 4 
 
 Below the salt : a novel. Wood {Lady E.) 
 
 1876. 3v '. 13—77 
 
 Belton estate. Trollope (A.) 1866 12—71 
 
 Benedict (F. L.) John Worthington's 
 
 name. 1874 1— 4 
 
 Miss Dorothy's charge. N.Y.,1874. 1— 4 
 
 Miss Van Kortland. N. Y., 1874. .. 1— 4 
 
 Mr. Vaughan's heir. N. Y., 1875.. 1— 4 
 
 My daughter Elinor. N. Y., 1869.. 1— 4 
 
 Beppo, the conscript. Trollope (Thomas 
 
 Adolphus). n. d 12—70 
 
 Berber(The). Mayo(W.S.) 1850 8—48 
 
 Berlin and Sans-Souci. Muhlbach (L.) 
 
 N.Y., 1873 9— 53 
 
 Bernard (Charles de). A fatal passion; 
 
 or, "Gerfaut." Vibeur (O.), «r. 1874.. 1— 4 
 Bertram family. Charles (E.) N.Y.,u.d. 2— 13 
 Bertrams (The). Trollope (Anthony). 
 
 1871 12-71 
 
 Bessie. Kavanagh (J.) 1872 
 
 Bessie Rane. Wood {Mrs. H.) 13—. 77 
 
 Betrothed. Scott («rW.) Bost., 1868 . 11— 66 
 
 Beulah. Wilson ( Mrs. A. J. Evans) 13— 78 
 
 Bill Arp. Illus. Smith (C. H.) N. Y., 
 
 1866 11— 65 
 
 Bird (Robert M.) Nick of the woods; or, 
 
 the Jibbenainosay. N. Y.,n. d 1 — 4 
 
 Peter Pilgrim. Phila., 1838 1— 4 
 
 Birds of prey. Braddon (M. E.) 
 
 Birth and education. Schwartz (M. 8.) 
 
 Bost., 1871 10— 54 
 
 Bjomson (Bjomstjcrne). Fishermaiden : 
 a Norwegian tale. Niles(M. E.), tr. N. 
 Y., 1874 1— 4 
 
FICTION, 
 
 89 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Black (W.) A daughter of Hetb. N. Y., 
 
 1871 1— 
 
 Green pastures and Piccadilly. N. 
 
 Y.,1878 1— 
 
 In silk attire. N. Y.,1869 1— 
 
 Kilmeny. N.Y., 1870 1— 
 
 M.adcap Violet. N. Y., 1877 1— 
 
 Maid of Killeena, and other stories. 
 
 N. Y., 187.5 1— 4 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Mnld of Killoeua ; Queon Tita's wajjer : Fight for a wife ; 
 True logpiid of a billiard club ; Sequel to that ; The man 
 who was like Shakespeare ; Man-iage of Morra Fergus. 
 
 Monarch of Mincing Lane. Illns. 
 
 N. Y., 1871 1— 4 
 
 Princess of Thule. N. Y. , 1874 ... . 1— 4 
 
 Strange adventures of a phieton. 
 
 N. Y., 1876 
 
 Three feathers. Illns. N.Y.,1875 
 
 1— 4 
 1— 4 
 
 Black dwarf. Scott (5trW.) Bost.,1868. 11—66 
 Black Forest village stories. Illns. Auer- 
 
 bach (B.) N.Y.,1871 1— 6 
 
 Black gauntlet. Schoolcraft (M. H.) 
 
 Phila.,1860 10— 54 
 
 Black prince. lUus. Jones (M. ) Loud. 
 
 andN.Y.,n.d 6— 40 
 
 Black tulip. Dumas (A. D.) Phila.,n.d. 4—27 
 Blackmore (R. D.) Alice Lorraine: a tale 
 
 of the South Downs. N.Y.,1875 1— 4 
 
 Clara Vaughan. Lond. , 1864 1 — 4 
 
 Cradock Nowell : a tale of the New 
 
 Forest. N. Y., 1866 
 
 Maid of Sker. N. Y. , 1872 
 
 Blackwood (Tales from). See Tales, &c- 
 
 Blade o' grass. Farjeon (B. L.) 
 
 Bleak house. lUus. Dickens (C.) 2 v. 
 N. Y.,1868. 2 copies , 3—19 
 
 Blindpits: a story of Scottish life. Tay- 
 lor (jl/iss Elizabeth). 1870 11—61 
 
 Blithedale romance (The). Hawthorne 
 
 (N.) 1852 5—33 
 
 Blockade of Phalsburg. Erckmanu (E.) 
 
 and Cliatrain ( A. ) 4—25 
 
 Bluebeard's keys, and other stories. 
 Thackeray (A. L) N.Y.,1875 11— GO 
 
 Blush roses. Morse (Clara Francis). N. 
 Y.,1878 9— 53 
 
 Bolte (Aniely). Madame de Stael. T. 
 Johnson, <r. N. Y.,18fi9 1— 3 
 
 Boniface (Joseph Xavicr). Saintainc (X. 
 B. ), pmud. Picciola, the prisoner of 
 Finestrella 1 — 3 
 
 Bonneville's adventures. Irving (W.) 
 N.Y. and Lond., 1850 5— 29 
 
 Bonny Kate. Fisher (Mss F. C.) 1878.. 4—23 
 
 Book of snobs. Illns. Thackeray (W. M.) 
 
 Lond., 1869. 2 copies 11—60 
 
 Book of vagaries. Paulding (J. K.) N. 
 
 Y.,1868 10— 59 
 
 12 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Borrow (George). Lavengro: the scholar, 
 the gypsy, the priest. N. Y. , 1857 
 
 Romany Rye: a sequel to "Laven- 
 gro." N.Y., 18.57 
 
 Bound to .John Company. Braddon (M. 
 E.) N. Y.,1869 
 
 Bound to the wheel. Saunders (J. ) N. 
 Y.,1866 
 
 Bouverie (J. Fortrey). 
 1875 
 
 Her good name. 
 
 Boy in grey. Kingsley (H.) 1871 
 
 Boyesen(H. H.) Faloonberg. N. Y.,1879. 
 
 Norseman's pilgrimage. N. Y., 1875. 
 
 Bracebridge Hall. Irving (W.) N. Y., 
 
 1853 
 
 Brachvogel (A. E.) Beanmarchais : his- 
 torical novel. Bradford (Th6r6se J.), tr. 
 
 N. Y.,1868 
 
 Braddon (M. E.) Aurora Floyd. N. Y. 
 
 1871 
 
 Birds of prey. Illus. N. Y. , 1870 . . 
 
 Bound to John Company. Illus. 
 
 N.Y., 1869 
 
 Charlotte's inheritance. Sequel to 
 
 "Birds of prey." N. Y.,1868 
 
 Darrell Markham. N. Y.,n. d 
 
 Dead men's shoes. N. Y. , 1876 
 
 Dead Sea fruit. Hlus. 1872 
 
 Diavola ; or, nobody's daughter. N. 
 
 Y.,n.d 
 
 Doctor's wife. N. Y.,n. d 
 
 Eleanor's victory. lUus. N. Y., 
 
 1870 
 
 Factory girl. N. Y.,n. d 
 
 Fentou's quest. lUns. N.Y.,1871. 
 
 Henry Dunbar, the outcast. Illus. 
 
 N.Y.,n.d 
 
 Hostages to fortune. N. Y., 1875 .. 
 
 John Marchmont's legacy. N. Y., 
 
 1— 3 
 
 1— 3 
 1— 3 
 
 10— 54 
 
 1— 3 
 6— 39 
 1— 3 
 1— 3 
 
 1863 
 
 Lady Audley's secret. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 n. d. 2 copies 
 
 Lady Lisle. N. Y., n. d 
 
 Lost for love. Illus. N. Y. , 1875 . . 
 
 Levels of Arden. Illus. N.Y.,1872. 
 
 Milly Darrell and other tales. Lond., 
 
 1873. 3v 
 
 Ouly a clod. N. Y.,n. d 
 
 Publicans and sinners ; or, Lucius 
 
 Davoren. N.Y., 1874 
 
 Rupert Godwin. N. Y., n. d 
 
 Strange world. N. Y., 1875 
 
 Strangers and pilgrims. Illus. N. 
 
 Y., 1874 
 
 Taken at the flood. N. Y. , 1874 .... 
 
 White phantom. N. Y. , 1868 
 
 Bradley {Bev. Edward). "Bede (Cuth- 
 bert)". Adventures of Mr. Verdant 
 Green. Illus. Lond., n. d 
 
 29 
 
 1— 3 
 
 3 
 
 1— 3 
 
 1— 2 
 
PICTIOK, 
 
 90 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Bragelonne, tlio son of Atlios. Dumas. 
 
 (A. U.) Phila.,n.d 4—27 
 
 Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly. Lever (C. 
 
 J.) N.y.,ia71 6—36 
 
 Brave hearts. "Gray (Robertson)", pseud. 
 
 for Raymond (R.W.) 4— 22 
 
 Brave lady. Ilhis. Craik(J/r8.D. M.M.) 
 
 N. Y., 1872 2— 9 
 
 Bravo. lUus. Cooper (J. F.) N.Y.,1873. 
 
 2 copies 2 — 11 
 
 Bread and cheese and kisses. lUus. Far- 
 
 jeon(H. L.) N.Y., 1874 4—24 
 
 Breezie Langton. Smart (H.) N. Y., 
 
 1870 11— 65 
 
 Bremer (Fredrika). A diary; the H 
 
 family ; Axel and Anna, and other tales. 
 
 Howitt (Mary ), tr. Loud., 1853 1— 2 
 
 Father and daughter. Howitt 
 
 (Mary),tr. Pliila., n.d 1— 2 
 
 Four sisters. Howitt (Mary); tr. 
 
 Phila.,n.d 1— 2 
 
 Home ; or, family joys and family 
 
 cares. Howitt (Mary), Ir. Phila., n. d. 1 — 2 
 
 Same. Homo, and strife and i>eaoe. 
 
 Howitt (Mary), tr. Loud., 1853 1— 2 
 
 Neighbors. Howitt (Mary), tr. 
 
 Phila., n.d 1— 2 
 
 Same. Lond., 1870 1— 2 
 
 Bressant. Hawthorne (J.) N.Y.,1873.. 5—33 
 Bricks without straw. Tourgde (A. W.) 
 
 1880 12— 71 
 
 Bridal eve. South worth (E. D. E. N.) 
 
 Xniila.,1864 11— 64 
 
 Bride of Lammormoor. Scott (Sir W.) 
 
 Bost., 1868 
 
 Bride of Llewellyn. Sonthworth (E D. 
 
 E.N.) Phila., 1866 11—64 
 
 Bride's fate; a sequel to the "Changed 
 
 brides." Southworth (E. D. E. N.) 
 
 Phila., 1869 11— 64 
 
 Brief honors. Scudder (Moses L.) Chi- 
 cago, 1877 11— 65 
 
 Brock (Sallie A.) Kenneth, my king. 
 
 1873 1— 2 
 
 Broken chains. Werner (E.) 1875 13—79 
 
 Bronte (Anno). "Bell (Acton)". Tenant 
 
 of Wildfell Hall. If. Y., 1868. 2 copies. 1— 2 
 Bronte (Charlotte). "Bell (Currer)" 
 
 Jane Eyre. N. Y., n. d 1— 2 
 
 Professor. 1868. 2 copies 1 — 2 
 
 Shirley. N.Y., 1668. 2 copies.... 1— 2 
 
 Villette. n.d. 2 copies 1 — 2 
 
 Brookes of Bridlcmere. Melville (G. J. 1 — 48 
 
 W.) N.Y., 1872 8—48 
 
 Brooks (Shirley). Gordian knot. N. Y., 
 
 1868 1— 2 
 
 Silver cord. Illus. N.Y., 1871... 1— 2 
 
 Sooner or later. Illus. N.Y.,1868. 1— 2 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Broughton (Rhoda). "Good-bye, sweet- 
 heart!" N.Y.,1872 1— 2 
 
 Nancy. N.Y., 1878 1— 2 
 
 Not wisely, but too well. N. Y., 
 
 1871 1— 2" 
 
 Browne (Charles F. ) "Ward (Artemus)". 
 
 Complete works of. Lond., n. d 1 — 2 
 
 COMTENTS. 
 
 Artemus Ward : his book. Artemns Ward : his travels 
 among the Mormons. A. W. among the Fenians. A. 
 W.'s lecture. A. W. in London, and other papers. Es- 
 says and sketches. 
 
 Bulfinch (Thomas). Age of chivalry ; or, 
 legends of King Arthur. Illus. Bost., 
 
 1867 ]— 1 
 
 Age of fable ; or, beauties of my- 
 thology. Illus. Bost., 1869 14—81 
 
 Bulls and the Jonathans. Paulding (J. 
 
 K.) N.Y.,1867 10—59 
 
 Bulwer-LiTttou (Sir Edward). Alice, or 
 the mysteries ; with Ernest Maltravers. 
 
 n.d 1— 1 
 
 Same 1 — 1 
 
 Calderon, the courtier. {Bound with 
 
 Leila) 1— 1 
 
 Caxtons. 1870. 2 copies 1 — 1 
 
 Coming race (The) ; or, the new 
 
 Utopia. 1873 1— 1 
 
 Devereux. 1867. 2 copies 1 — 1 
 
 Disowned. 1869. 2 copies 1 — 1 
 
 Ernest Maltravers. 1869. 2 copies. 1 — 1 
 
 Eugene Aram. 2 copies 1 — 1 
 
 Godolphine. 1869. 2 copies 1— 1 
 
 Harold, the last of the Saxon Kings. 
 
 1869. 2copies 1— 1 
 
 Haunted and the haunters. 1869. 
 
 (2?o«»(? M)«/?i A strange story) 2 — 14 
 
 Same. (/« Little classics, v. 2) 6 — 35 
 
 Kenelm Chillingly. 1873 1— 1 
 
 Last days of Pompeii. 1869. 2 
 
 copies 1 — 1 
 
 Last of the barons. 1869. 2copies. 1 — 1 
 
 Leila ; or, the siege of Granada. 
 
 1869. 2 copies 1— 1 
 
 Lucretia. 2 copies 1 — 1 
 
 Maid of Malines. (Zn Little classics, 
 
 V.6) 6— 35 
 
 My novel ; or, varieties in English 
 
 life. 2v. 2 copies 1 — 1 
 
 Night and morning. 2 copies 1 — 1 
 
 Parisians. 1874 2—14 
 
 Paul Cliflford. 3 copies 2—14 
 
 Pausanias the Spartan. 1876 2 — 14 
 
 Pilgrims of the Rhine. 2 copies... 1 — 1 
 
 Rienzi, the last of the Roman trib- 
 unes. 2 copies 2 — 14 
 
 Strange story. 2 copies 2 — 14 
 
 What will hef do with it f S copies. 2— 14 
 
 Zanoni. 2 copies 2 — 14 
 
 Bulwer-Lytton (E. R., Lord Lytton). 
 
 " Meredith (Owen)". Ringof Amasis.. 3—14 
 
FICTION. 
 
 91 
 
 FICTIOK 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Burdett (Charles). Margaret Moncrieflfe, 
 
 the first love of Aarou Burr. N. Y., 1860. 8— 14 
 Burgomaster's family. "Mullor (C.)" 
 
 Loncl., 1872 9—53 
 
 Burlesques. Illus. Thackeray (W. M.) 
 
 Loud., 1869. 2 copies 11—61 
 
 Bumand (F. C.) Happy -thought Hall. 
 
 Illus. Bost., 1872 2—14 
 
 Happy thoughts. Host., 1872 2—14 
 
 More happy thoughts. Bost., 1871. 2 — 14 
 
 My health. Best., 1872 2—14 
 
 New history of Sanford and Merton. 
 
 nius. Bost., 1872 2—14 
 
 Burnett (Mrs. Frances Hodgson). A fair 
 
 barbarian. Bost., 1881 2—14 
 
 Dolly. Phila., 1877 2—14 
 
 Haworth's. N. Y., 1879 2—14 
 
 Surly Tim and other stories. N. Y., 
 
 1877 2— 14 
 
 That lass o' Lowrie's. Illustrated 
 
 by Alfred Fredericks. N. Y., 1877 2—14 
 
 Burney (Frances). See Arblay (F. B., 
 Mme. d'). 
 
 Biirstenbinder (E.) Pseud., "Werner 
 (E.)" At a high price. Smith (Mary 
 
 Stuart), <r. Bost., 1879 2—14 
 
 At the altar. Phila., 1872 2—14 
 
 Broken chains. Shaw (F. A.), ()■. 
 
 Boat., 1875 2—14 
 
 Hero of the pen. (Shaw F. A.), tr. 
 
 Bost., 1876 2 — 14 
 
 Burton (R.F.) Vikram and the vampire. 2 — 14 
 
 Bussey(G.M.) Fables 2—14 
 
 Butt (Beatrice May). Miss Molly. N. Y., 
 
 1876 2- 14 
 
 By still waters. Illus. "Garrett (Ed- 
 ward)". N. Y., 1874 8—48 
 
 Bjrr (Robert), pseud. See Bayer (K. R.) 
 Cahun (L^on). Adventures of Captain 
 Mago; or, a Phoenician expedition B. C. 
 
 1000. Illus. N. Y., 1876 2—14 
 
 Calderon, the courtier. (Bound icith 
 
 Leila.) Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. E. L.) .. 1— 1 
 Called to account. Thomas (A.) N. Y., 
 
 1867 2- 8 
 
 C amill a; or, a picture of youth. Arblay 
 
 (F. B..d'). 1796. 5v 1— 6 
 
 Camille. Dumas (A.) Phila., n. d 4—26 
 
 Camors. Feuillet (Octavo). 1870 4—24 
 
 Can you forgive her? Illus. TroUope (A.) 12 — 71 
 
 Caper-sauce. Parton {Mrs. S. P.) N. Y., 
 1872 9— 50 
 
 Captain Brand of the "Centipede." 
 Wise (H. A.) N. Y., 1871 13— 77 
 
 Captain Carleton. De Foe (Daniel) 21—126 
 
 Captain Fracasse. Gautier (Th6ophile). 
 Beam (Ellen Murray), tr. N. Y., 1880.. 4— 22 
 
 Carleton, j>8eu<{. See CoflBn (C. C.) I 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Carmen's inheritance. Fisher (F. C.) 
 
 "Reid (Christian)". Illus. 1873 4—23 
 
 Carroll (Lewis). See Dodgson (C. L.) 
 Cairy's confession. Robinson (F. W.) 
 
 1871 10— 56 
 
 Carter Quarternian. Baker (W.M.) 1876. 1— 5 
 
 Casimir Maremma. Helps (Aii- A.) 1871. 5 — 32 
 Cast up by the sea. Baker (Sir S. W.) 
 
 •Illus. Phila., 1871 1— 5 
 
 Castle Daly. Keary (A.) Phila., n. d. .. 6—39 
 
 Castle Dangerous. Scott (Sir W.) 11— 66 
 
 Castle Hohenwald. Streckfuss (Adolpli). 
 
 Wister (Mrs. A. L.), tr. Phila., 1879.... 11— 61 
 Castle Richmond. TroUope (A.) N. Y., 
 
 1862 12— 71 
 
 Castle Wafer. Wood (Mrs. Henry). N. 
 
 Y., n. d 13— 77 
 
 Castle's heir. Hlus. Wood (Mrs. Henry). 
 
 Phila., n. d 13— 77 
 
 Castletou (D. R.) Salem: 17th century. 
 
 1874 2- 13 
 
 Catherine. Illus. Thackeray (W. M.) 
 
 Loud., 1869. 2 copies 11—60 
 
 Caunter (Hobart). Romance of history: 
 
 India. Illns. Lond., n. d 10 — 55 
 
 Cavaliers of England. Herbert (H. W.) 
 
 N. Y., 1852 5—33 
 
 Caxtons (The). Bulwer-Lytton (Sir 
 
 E. G. E. L.) Phila., 1870. 2 copies.... 1— 1 
 Cecil Castlemaiue's gage. " Ouida." 
 
 Phila., 1867 , 10—58 
 
 Cecil Dreeme. Winthrop (Theodore). 
 
 N. Y., 1876 13—77 
 
 Cecilia ; or, memorials of an heiress. 
 
 Arblay (F. B. d'). Lond., 1786. 5v... 1— 6 
 Celia in search of a husband, lanon.] 
 
 Lond., 1809. 2v 2—13 
 
 Cervantes-Saavedra (M. de). Don 
 
 Quixote. Lond., 1819. 4 v 2—13 
 
 Exemplary novels of; to which are 
 
 added El buscapid, or the serpent ; and 
 
 La tia flngida, or the pretended aunt. 
 
 Kelly (W. K.), (r. Lond., n. d 2—13 
 
 C^sarine Dietrich. "Sand (George)". 
 
 Bost., 1871 4—27 
 
 Chalnbearer(Tho). Illus. Cooper(J. F.) 
 
 1866 2— 11 
 
 Chance acquaintance. Howells (W. D.) 
 
 1873 5— 31 
 
 Chance for himself: or, Jack Hazard and 
 
 his treasure. Trowbridge (J. T.) 1872. 
 
 Chandos. Rame(L. dela). 2 copies 10 — 58 
 
 Changed brides. Southworth (E. D. E. N. ) 
 
 1869 11— 64 
 
 Chcinnlngs (The). Wood (Mrs. Henry). 
 
 Phila., n.d 13—77 
 
 Chaplet of pearls. Illus. Yongo (C. M.) 
 
 Lond., 1868 13—75 
 
 Character sketches. Illus. Macleod(N.) 
 
 N.Y.,n.d 7— 44 
 
FICTION. 
 
 92 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Charles (Mrs. E.) Against the stream; 
 
 the story of a heroic age in England. 
 
 N.Y., 1874 2— 13 
 
 Bertram family. N. Y , n. d 2—13 
 
 Chronicles of the Schonberg-Cotta 
 
 family [Luther and the reformation]. 
 
 1869 2- 
 
 Diary of Mrs. Kitty Trevylyan : a 
 
 13 
 
 story of the times of Whitefield and the 
 
 Wosleys. N.Y.,1868 2—13 
 
 Dray tons and the Davenants: a 
 
 story of the civil wars of England. N. 
 Y.,n.d - 8-13 
 
   Early dawn; or, sketches of Chris- 
 
 tian life in England in the olden time. 
 N.Y.,n.d 2— 13 
 
 Joan the Maid : deliverer of France 
 
 and England. N.Y., 1879 2—13 
 
 Marlyrs of Spain, and the libera- 
 tors of Holland. N. Y. , 1,865 37—228 
 
 On both sides of the sea : a story of 
 
 the commonwealth and the restoration : 
 a sequel to "the Dray tons and the Dave- 
 nants." N.Y.,n.d 2—13 
 
 Victory of the vanquished : a story 
 
 of the first century in Kome. N. Y., 
 
 n.d 2- 13 
 
 Winifred Bertram and the world 
 
 she lived in. N.Y.,n.d 2—13 
 
 Charles O'Malley. Lever (C.J.) n.d... 6—36 
 Charlotte's inheritance. Sequel to "Birds 
 
 of prey." Braddon (M. E.) N.Y.,1868. 1— 3 
 Charterls: a romance. Meline (M. M.) 
 
 1874 8—48 
 
 Chatrian (A.) See Erckmann (E.) and 
 
 Chatrian (A.) 
 Checkmate. lUus. Le Fanu (J. S.) 
 
 Best., n.d 6—37 
 
 Chedayne of Kotono : a story of the early 
 days of the republic. Towner (A.) N. 
 
 Y.,1877 12— 71 
 
 Cherbuliez (Victor). Count Kostia. Ash- 
 ley (O. D.), <r. N.Y.,1873 2—13 
 
 Joseph Noirel's revenge. West, 
 
 (W.F.), <r. N.Y.,1872 2—13 
 
 Prosper. Benson (Carl)', tr. N. Y., 
 
 1874 2— 13 
 
 Chesney ( Col. George). Fall of England ; 
 The battle of Dorking. Reminiscences 
 
 of a volunteer 2 — 13 
 
 ChevaUer(The). Dumas (A. D.) Phila., 
 
 1864 4—27 
 
 Chicot, the jester. Dumas (A. D.) Loud., 
 
 andN. Y.,n.d 4—27 
 
 Child life in prose. lUus. Whittier (J. 
 
 G.),ed. Bost.,1874 13—79 
 
 Child world. "Hamilton (Gail)", pseud. 
 
 of Dodge (Miss M. A.) 4—27 
 
 Childhood. (See Little classics, v. 10.) 
 1875 6—35 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Children of the abbey. Roche (R. M.) 
 Phila., 1869 W— 56 
 
 Children of the New Forest, lllus. Mar- 
 ryat (Capt. F.) Loud, and N. Y., n. d. 7— 44 
 
 Children of the public. Hale(E. E.) (In 
 Little classics, v. 12) 6— 35 
 
 Child's dream of a star. Dickens (C.) (In 
 Little classics, v. 10) 6— 35 
 
 Chimney corner. Stowe (H. B.) Bost., 
 
 1868 11-62 
 
 Chops, the dwarf Dickens (C. ) (In Lit- 
 tle classics, V. 2) 6 — 3o 
 
 Chris and Otho; sequel to "Widow Gold- 
 smith's daughter." Smith (J. P.) N. Y. 
 and Lond., 1875 H— 64 
 
 Christian's mistake. Craik(D. M.M.) N. 
 Y., 1871 2— 9 
 
 Christie's faith. Robinson (F.W.) N.Y., 
 1867 10— 56 
 
 Christmas books. lUus. Dickens (C.) 
 N.Y.,1868. 2 copies - 3—19 
 
 Christmas books. lUus. Thackeray (W. 
 
 . M.) Lond., 1871. 2 copies 11—60 
 
 Christmas eve and Christmas day. Hale 
 (E. E.) Bost.,1874 5—34 
 
 Christmas guest. Southworth (E. D.E. 
 N.) and Baden (F. H.) Phila., 1870.... 11— 64 
 
 Christmas stories. Dickens (C.).- 3 — 19 
 
 Christopher North, pseud. See Wilson (J.) 
 
 Chronicles of the Bastile. ianon.] 1859. 2— 13 
 
 Chronicles of Clovernook. Jerrold (D.) 
 (/n V. 4 0/ 7ii8 Works) 6—40 
 
 Chronicles of the Schonberg-Cotta fam- 
 ily. Charles (E.) N. Y., 1869 2—13 
 
 Church (Mrs. Ross, formerly Florence 
 Marryat). Confessions of Gerald Est- 
 
 court. 2 copies 2 — 13 
 
 For ever and ever. Leip., 1866... 2 — 13 
 
 Girls of Feversham. Lond. and N. 
 
 Y.,n. d 2- 13 
 
 Her lord and master. Leip., 1871. 2 — 13 
 
 Hidden chains. 1876. 3 v 2—12 
 
 — ^- Mad Dumaresq. Leip., 1873 2—12 
 
 Nelly Brooke. Lond. and N. Y., 
 
 n. d. 2 copies 2 — 12 
 
 No intentions. Leip., 1874 2 — 12 
 
 Petronel: anovel. Lond. audN.Y., 
 
 n.d 2- 12 
 
 Prey of the gods. Leip., 1872 2—12 
 
 "Too good for him." Lond. and 
 
 N. Y.,n.d 2- 12 
 
 Woman against woman. Bost., n.d. 2 — 12 
 
 Churton (Henry), pseud. See Tourgee 
 
 (A. W.) 
 Circuit rider (The). Eggleston (E.) N. 
 
 Y., 1874 4—25 
 
 Clara Vaughan. Blackmore (R. D.) 
 
 Lond., 1864 1— 4 
 
 Clarissa Harlowe. Richardson (S.) N. 
 
 Y., 1874 10— 57 
 
FICTION, 
 
 93 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Clark (Charles Heber). "Adler (Max)". 
 Elbow-room. Phila., 1876 2—12 
 
 Out of tho hurly-burly. Phila., 
 
 1874: 2— 12 
 
 Clarke (Marcus). His natural life. N. Y., 
 
 1876 2— 12 
 
 Clarke (Mary Cowden). Girlhood of 
 Shakespeare's heroines ; in a series of 
 tales. 1st and 2d series. 2 v. N. Y., 
 
 1880 2— 12 
 
 Iron cousin ; or, mutual influence. 
 
 N. Y., 1875 2—12 
 
 Rambling story. Bost., 1875 2—12 
 
 Claverings. Trollope (A.) N. Y., 1871 . . 12- 71 
 Clemency Franklyu. Keary (A.) Lond. 
 
 audN. Y., 1871 6— 39 
 
 Clemens (S. L.) "Twain (Mark)". Ad- 
 ventures of Tom Sawyer. Toronto, 1876. 
 2copie8 2— 12 
 
 Innocents abroad ; or, the new pil- 
 grim's progress. lUus. Hartford, 1871. 
 
 2 copies 2— 12 
 
 Roughing it. Illus. Lond., n. d.. 2 — 12 
 
 Tramp abroad. Illus. Hartford, 
 
 1830 2— 12 
 
 and 'Warner (C. D.) Gilded age. 
 
 Illus. Hartford, 1874. 3 copies 2—12 
 
 Clemmer( Mrs. Mary). Eireue; or, awo- 
 
 mau'sright. N. Y., 18T1 2—12 
 
 His two wives. N. Y., 1876 2— 12 
 
 Clever women of the family. Yonge (Miss 
 
 CM.) 1871 13—75 
 
 Clockmaker. Haliburton(T. C.) Phila., 
 
 1838 5—34 
 
 Cloister and the hearth. Reade (C.) 
 
 1871 10— 58 
 
 Clunes(G. C.) Story of Pauline: an auto- 
 biography. Lqnd., 1870 2—12 
 
 Clyde (Alton). Underfoot. N. Y., 1870. 2—12 
 Cockton (Henry.). Love match. Phila., 
 
 n.d 2—12 
 
 Percy Effingham . Phila. , n . d ... . 2—12 
 
 Sisters; or the fatal marriages. 
 
 . Phila., n.d 2—12 
 
 Stanley Thorn. Lond. and N. Y., 
 
 n.d 2— 12 
 
 Steward: a romance of real life. 
 
 Illus. Phila., n.d 2—12 
 
 Sylvester Sound, the somnambulist. 
 
 Illus. Phila., n.d 2—12 
 
 Valentine Vox, the ventriloquist. 
 
 Phila., n.d 2— 12 
 
 Coelebs in search of a wife. More (H.) 
 
 1860 9—53 
 
 CofBn (Charles Carleton). Winning his 
 
 way. Bost., 1866 2—11 
 
 Cole (Miriam). «ee Harris (ifrs. M. C.) 5—34 
 
 Collins (Mortimer). Marquis and mer- 
 chant. N. Y., 1871 2—11 
 
 Two plunges for a pearl. Illus. 
 
 N. Y., 1872 2— 11 
 
 Fiction — con tin ned. 
 
 Collins (W.Wilkie). After dark. Lond. 
 1870 
 
 Alicia Warlock, and other stories. 
 
 Illus. Bost., 1875 
 
 Armadale. N. Y., 1871 
 
 Antoniua; or, tho fall of Rome. 5th 
 
 century. {Bound with Tho dead secret.) 
 Crossed path; or, Basil. Phila., 
 
 2— 11 
 
 2— 11 
 2— 11 
 
 n. d. 
 
 Dead secret. Phila., n.d. (Bound 
 
 xoith Antonina) 
 
 Frozen deep. Illus. Bost., 1875. 
 
 Law and the lady. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1875. 
 
 Mad Monkton, and other stories. 
 
 Phila., n. d 
 
 Moonstone. Illus. N. Y., 1874... 
 
 New Magdalen. Illus. N.Y., 1874 
 
 No name. Illus. N. Y., 1874. 2 
 
 copies 
 
 Poor Miss Finch. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1872 
 
 Queen of hearts. N. Y., 1874 
 
 Queen's revenge, aiid other stories. 
 
 Phila., n. d 
 
 Woman in white. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 2— U 
 
 2— 11 
 2— 11 
 
 2— 12 
 
 2— 11 
 2— 11 
 2— 11 
 
 2— 11 
 
 2— 11 
 2— 11 
 
 2— U 
 
 2— 11 
 
 6— 35 
 
 3— 20 
 
 45—276 
 
 48—295 
 
 49—301 
 
 1873. 2 cojiies 
 
 Comedy. (Aee Little classics, vol. 9.) 
 Bost., 1875 
 
 Comedy of terrors. De Mille (J.) 1872. 
 
 Comic history of England. A'Becket (G. 
 A.) 
 
 Comic history of Rome. A'Becket (G. A.) 
 
 Comic history of the United States. Hop- 
 kins (L. ) 
 
 Coming race (The) ; or, the new Utoi)ia. 
 Bulwer-Lytton (*()■ E. G. E. L.) N. Y., 
 1873 1— 1 
 
 Condensed classics. Ed. by R. Johnson. 
 2v. N. Y., 1876 2-11 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Scott (W.), Ivanhoe. 
 
 2. Dickens (C), Our mutual frieud. 
 
 Condensed novels. Illus. Harte(F. B.) 
 
 Bost., 1873 
 
 Confessions of Con Cregan. Lever (C. 
 
 J.) Lond. and N. Y., n. d 
 
 Confessions of Gerald Estcourt. Church 
 
 (Mrs. Ross). 2 copies 
 
 Confidence. James (Henry, Jr.) 1«80.. 
 Coningsby. Disraeli (B.) (Bound with 
 
 The young duke) 
 
 Conquest of Granada. Irving (W.) N. 
 
 Y., 1851 
 
 Conscript. Dumas (A. D.) Phila., 
 
 1874 
 
 Conscript. Illus. Erckmann (E.) and 
 
 Chatrian(A.) N. Y., 1872 
 
 Consuelo. Dudevant (Mme. A. L. A. D.) 
 Contarini Fleming. DisraeU(B.) Lond., 
 
 1871 4— 28 
 
 ^ 
 
 34 
 
 6— 36 
 
 2— 
 
 13 
 
 r 
 
 29 
 
 4— 
 
 27 
 
 C 
 
 29 
 
 4— 
 
 26 
 
 4— 
 
 25 
 
 4— 
 
 27 
 
FICTIOK 94 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Cooke (John Eaten). Fairfax; valley of 
 the Shenandoah. N. Y., 1868 2—1 
 
 Her majesty the queen. Phila., 
 
 1873 2— 1 
 
 Justin Harley: a romance of old 
 
 Va. Illustrated by W. L. Shepjiard. 
 Phila., 1874 2—1 
 
 Pretty Mrs. Gaston, and other sto- 
 ries. N. Y., n. d 2—1 
 
 Coolidge (Susan), |)se«d. Woolsey(S. C.) 
 
 Cooper (James Feuimore). Afloat and 
 ashore. lUus. N. Y., 1871 3—1 
 
 Bravo. Illus. N. Y., 1873. 2 
 
 copies 2 — 1 
 
 Chainbearer; or, the Littlepage 
 
 MSS. No2.- Illus. N. Y., 1866 2—1 
 
 Crater; a tale of the Pacific. Illus. 
 
 N. Y., 1866 2— 1 
 
 Deerslayer; or, the first war-path. 
 
 Phila., 1841 2—10 
 
 Headsman ; or, the Abbaye des 
 
 Vignerons. Illus. N. Y., 1864 2—10 
 
 Heidenmauer; or, the Benedict- 
 ines : a legend of the Rhine. Illus. N. 
 Y., 1867 2— 10 
 
 Home as found: sequel to "Home- 
 ward bound." Illus. N. Y., 1870 2—10 
 
 Homeward bound; or, the chase. 
 
 Illus. N. Y., 1865 2—10 
 
 Jack Tier; or, the Florida reef. 
 
 Illus. N. Y., 1873 2—10 
 
 ;- Last of the Mohicans: a narrative 
 
 of 1757. Illus. N. y., 1874 2—10 
 
 Leather-stocking tales 2 — 10 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Deerslayer. v. 4. Pioneers. 
 
 2. Last of the Mohicans. 5. Prairie. 
 
 3. Pathfinder. 
 
 Lionel Lincoln ; or, the leaguer of 
 
 Boston. Illus. N. Y., 1864 2—10 
 
 Mercedes of Castile ; or, the voyage 
 
 to Cathay. Illus. N. Y., 1864 2—10 
 
 Miles Wallingford : sequel to "Afloat 
 
 and ashore." lUus. N. Y., 1870 2—10 
 
 Monikins. Illus. N. Y., 1873. 
 
 2 copies 2 — 10 
 
 Oak-openings; or, the bee-hunter. 
 
 Illus. N. Y., 1864 2—10 
 
 Pathfinder; or, the inland sea. 
 
 Illus. N. Y., 1864 2—10 
 
 Pioneers; or, the sources of the 
 
 •Susquehanna. Illus. N. Y., 1864 2—10 
 
 Prairie : a tale. Illus. N. Y. 
 
 1870 2—10 
 
 Precaution. Illus. N. Y., 1871.. 2— 10 
 
 Red rover. Illus. N. Y., 1870.... 2—10 
 
 Redskins; or, Indian and Injin; 
 
 conclusion of the Littlepage MSS. 
 
 Illus. N. y., 1864 2—10 
 
 Satanstoe ; or, the Littlepage MSS. ; 
 
 No. 1. N. Y., 1867 2—10 
 
 FICTIOX. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Sea-lions ; or, the lost sealers. 
 
 Illus. ' N. Y., 1864 
 
 Spy: a tale of the neutral ground. 
 
 Illus. N. Y., 1870 
 
 Two admirals. Illus. N. Y.,1861. 
 
 Water- witch. N. Y. , 1880 
 
 Ways of the hour. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1870. 
 
 Wept of the Wish-ton-wish. (King 
 
 Philip's war. ) Illus. N. Y. , 1864 
 
 Wing and wing ; or, le feu-foUet. 
 
 Illus. N. Y., 1864 
 
 Wyandotte ; or, the hutted knoll. 
 
 Illus. N. Y., 1864.... 
 
 Cord and creese. De Mille (J.) N. Y., 
 
 1873 
 
 Corinne ; or, Italy. Stael (A. L. G. N. de). 
 
 Hill (Isabel), <r. N. Y., n.d 
 
 Same. (The original) 
 
 Count Kostia. Chorbuliez (V.) N. Y., 
 
 1873... 
 
 Count Mirabeau. Illus. Mundt (T.) N. 
 
 Y.,lii68 
 
 Count of Monte Cristo. Dumas (A.) 
 
 Phila., 1869 
 
 Count of Moret; or, Richelieu and his 
 
 rivals. Dumas (A. D.) Phila., n.d 
 
 Countess deChamy. Dumas(A.) Phila., 
 
 1853 
 
 Countess Gisela. "Marlitt (E.)" Phila., 
 
 1875. 3 copies 
 
 Countess of Monte Cristo. Dumas (A.) 
 
 Phila., 1871 
 
 Countess of Rudolstadt: a sequel to 
 
 "Consuelo." " Sand (George)". Phila., 
 
 1870 
 
 Coupon bonds, aud other stories. Illus. 
 
 Trowbridge (J. T.) Bost.,1874 
 
 Courtier's daughter. Stepney (Lady). 
 
 Lond., 1838 
 
 Cousin from India. Illus. Craik (G. M.) 
 
 N. Y., 1872 
 
 Cousin Harry. Grey {Mrs. E. C.) 
 
 Cozzens (Frederic S.) Acadia. N. Y., 
 
 1870 
 
 Sayings of Dr. Bushwhacker. N. 
 
 Y.,1871 
 
 Sparrowgrass papers ; or, living in 
 
 the country. Phila., 1869 
 
 Crackers for Christmas. Hugessen (E. 
 
 H. Knatchbull-) 
 
 Cradock Nowell. Blackmore (R. D.) N. 
 
 Y., 1866 
 
 Craik (D. M., formerly Miss Muloch). 
 
 Adventures of a brownie, as told to my 
 
 child. Illus. N.Y., 1872 
 
 Agatha's husband. N. Y., 1871 
 
 Avillion, and other tales. N. Y., 
 
 1870. 
 
 2— 10 
 
 2— 10 
 2— 10 
 2— 10 
 
 2— 10 
 
 2— 10 
 
 2— 10 
 
 2— 10 
 
 3— 20 
 
 3— 20 
 21—123 
 
 2— 13 
 
 9— 52 
 
 4— 26 
 4— 26 
 4— 26 
 6— 40 
 4— 26 
 
 4— 27 
 12— 69 
 11— 62 
 
 2— 9 
 
 4— 22 
 
 2— 10 
 2— 10 
 2— 10 
 
 5— 31 
 1— 4 
 
 2— 9 
 2— 9 
 
 2— 9 
 
FICTIOH. 
 
 95 
 
 FICTIOH. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Brave lady. nius. N. Y.,1872.... 2— 9 
 
 Christian's mistake. N.Y.,1871... 2— 9 
 
 Hannah. N.Y.,1872 2— 9 
 
 Head of the family. N.Y.,1873... 2— 9 
 
 Hero (A), Bread upon the waters, 
 
 Alice Learmont. N.Y.,1872 2— 9 
 
 Isittrne? Tales curious and won- 
 derful. N.Y.,1872 2— 9 
 
 John Halifax, gentleman. Illus. 
 
 N.Y.,1872. 2 copies 2— 9 
 
 Laurel bush : an old-fashioned love 
 
 story. N.Y.,1876 2— 9 
 
 Life for a life. N.Y.,1870 2— 9 
 
 Little Sunshine's holiday. Illus. 
 
 N.Y.,1871 2— 9 
 
 Mistress and maid. N.Y.,1872.... 2— 9 
 
 My mother and I. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1874 2— 9 
 
 Noble life. N.Y.,1871 2— 9 
 
 Ogilvies. N.Y.,1871 2— 9 
 
 Studies from life. N. Y. , 1861 2— 9 
 
 Twenty years ago : from the journal 
 
 of a girl in her teens. N. Y. , 1872 2— 9 
 
 Two marriages. H.Y.,1867 2— 9 
 
 Unkind word, and other stories. 
 
 N.Y.,1872 2— 9 
 
 Woman's kingdom. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1870 2— 9 
 
 Young Mrs. Jardine 2 — 9 
 
 Craik(GeorgianaM.) Cousin from India. 2 — 9 
 
 Faith Un win's ordeal. N.Y.,1867. 2— 9 
 
 Miss Moore : a tale for girls. Illus. 
 
 N.Y.,1874 2— 9 
 
 Crane (Miss Anna Moncure). See See- 
 
 muller (Mrs.) 
 Cranford. Gaskell (Mrs. E. C.) N. Y., 
 
 1874 4-22 
 
 Crater (The). Illus. Cooper ( J. F.) N. 
 
 Y., 1866 2— 11 
 
 Craven (Mme. Augustus). Fleurange. 
 
 M.M.R., tr. N.Y.,1873 2— 9 
 
 Crayon (Geoffrey), pseud. See Irving (W. ) 
 Crayon (Porte), ^)sett(i. &cStrotlier(D. H.) 
 Cross (Mrs. J. W., formerly Marian 
 
 Evans). "Eliot (George)". AdamBede. 
 
 N.Y.,1874 2— 9 
 
 Daniel Deronda. N. Y., 187(i. 2 v. 2— 9 
 
 Felix Holt, the radical. N. Y.,1866. 2— 9 
 
 Middlemarch. N. Y., 1873. 2 v.. 2— 9 
 
 Mill on the floss. N. Y., 1876 2— 8 
 
 Komola. N.Y.,1876 2— 8 
 
 Scenes of clerical life. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1874. 2copies .2— 8 
 
 SilasMarner. Bost.,1869. 2copies. 2 — 8 
 
 Wit and wisdom of George Eliot. 
 
 Bost., 1873 2— 8 
 
 Crossed path. Collins (W.W.) Phila., 
 
 n.d 2— 11 
 
 Crowfield (Christopher), pseud. See 
 
 Stowe (Harriet B.) 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Cruikshank (George). My sketch-hook. 
 
 Illus. N. Y. and Lend., n. d 2— 8 
 
 Cruise of the Midge (The). Scott (Mich- 
 ael). Ediu., n. d 10—54 
 
 Cryptogram (The). Illus. DeMille(J.) 
 
 N. Y., 1874 3— 20 
 
 Cudlip (Mrs. Pender, formerly Annie 
 Thomas). Called to account. N. Y., 
 
 1867 2— 8 
 
 Denis Donne. N. Y. , 1865 2— 8 
 
 Dower house. N. Y.,1868. (Bound 
 
 xoiih Playing for high stakes) 2 — 8 
 
 False colors. N. Y., 1869 2— 8 
 
 "He coraeth not, she said." N. Y., 
 
 1875 2— 8 
 
 Maskleynes (The). (Same as " Maud 
 
 Mohan.") Lond., 1875. 2v 2— 8 
 
 Maud Mohan. (Sameas"TheMask- 
 
 leyucs.") N. Y., i872 2— 8 
 
 No alternative. Phila., n. d 2 — 8 
 
 On guard. N.Y.,1867 2— 8 
 
 Only herself. N. Y., 1870 2— 8 
 
 Played out. N.Y.,1867 2— 8 
 
 Playing for high stakes. Illus. N. 
 
 Y.,1868. (Bound with Dower house).. 2— 8 
 
 Theo Leigh. N.Y.,1870 2— 8 
 
 Two widows. N. Y., 1874 2— 8 
 
 Walter Goring. N. Y., 1866 2— 8 
 
 Cumberland (Richard). John de Lan- 
 caster. N.Y., 1809. 2v 2—. 8 
 
 Cummins (Maria Susanna). Haunted 
 
 hearts. Bost., 1869 2— 8 
 
 Lamplighter. Bost., 1870 2— 8 
 
 Cunningham (A.) Haunted ships. (In 
 Little classics, v. 8. ) King of the peak. 
 
 (Jn Little classics, V. 7) 6 — 35 
 
 Cupid and chow-chow, &c. (Aunt Jo's 
 scrap-bag, V. 3.) Alcott(L. M.) Bost., 
 
 1874 1— 7 
 
 Curate (The) and the rector. Strutt 
 
 (Eliz.) N.Y.,1871 11—61 
 
 Currer Bell. See Bronte (Charlotte). 
 Curse of Clifton. Southworth(E. D. E. N.) 
 
 Phila., 1852 11— 04 
 
 Curtis (George W.) My chateaux. (In 
 
 Little classics, v. 4) 6 — 35 
 
 Potiphar papers. Illus. N.Y., 1869. 2— 8 
 
 Prue and L N.Y.,1867 2— 8 
 
 Trumps. Illus. N. Y., 1870. 2 
 
 copies 2 — 8 
 
 Cuthbert Bede, ^Jseud. iSeJe Bradley (E.) 
 
 Cyrilla. Tautphocus (I. von) 11—61 
 
 Daisy. Warner (Susan). Sequel to Mel- 
 bourne house. 1873 12 — 67 
 
 Daisy Bums. Kavanagh (J.) 1873 6 — 40 
 
 Daisy chain. Illus. Yonge(C. M.) Lond. 
 
 and N. Y., 1875. 2 copies 13—75 
 
 Daisy Miller : a study. James (Henry, jr. ) 
 
 N. Y., 1879 5— 29 
 
FICTION. 
 
 96 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 DaUas Galbraith. Davis (E.H.) Phila., 
 
 1868. 2 copies 3—21 
 
 Daltons. Lever (C. J.) Lend., n. d 6 — 36 
 
 Dangerfield's rest; or, before the storm. 
 
 Se(lIe,Y(H.) N. Y., 1864 2— 8 
 
 Dangerous game. Yates(E.) Bo8t.,1874. 13 — 75 
 Daniel Deronda. "Eliot (George)". N. 
 
 Y., 1876. 2v 2— 9 
 
 Danvers papers. Yonge (C. M.) Lond., 
 
 1867 13— 75 
 
 Darrell Markham. Braddon (M. E.) N. 
 
 Y.,n.d 1— 3 
 
 Dash (La Comtesse), pseud. See Saint 
 
 Mare (N. C. de C. de). 
 Daudet (Alphonse). Kings in exile: a 
 
 novel of Parisian life, from the French. 
 
 Champlin (Virginia), tr. Host, and N. 
 
 Y., 1880 2— 8 
 
 Sidonie. Sherwood (Mary Neal), tr. 
 
 Bost., 1877 2— 8 
 
 Daughter of an Egyptian king. From the 
 
 German. Ebers (G.) 1881 4—26 
 
 Daughter of an empress. Illus. "Miihl- 
 
 bach (Louise)". N. Y., 1872 9—53 
 
 Daughter of Heth. Black (W.) N. Y., 
 
 1872 1— 4 
 
 Davenport Dunn. Lever (C.J.) Phila., 
 
 n.d. 6-36 
 
 David Copperlield. lUns. Dickens (C.) 
 
 N. Y., 1368. 2 V. 3 copies 3— 18 
 
 David Elginbrod. MacDonald(G.) Bost., 
 
 n.d 7-46 
 
 Davies (Theodore). Losing to win. N. 
 
 Y., 1874 3—21 
 
 Davis (A.J.) Tale of a physician 3— 21 
 
 Davis (Rebecca Harding). Captain's 
 
 story. (/)t Little classics, v. 2) 6 — 35 
 
 Dallas Galbraith. Phila., 1868. 2 
 
 copies 3 — 21 
 
 Faded leaf of history. {In Little , 
 
 classics, V. 10). 6— 35 
 
 Margaret Ho wth. Boat., 1862 .... 3—21 
 
 Waiting for the verdict. Illus. N. 
 
 Y., 1868 3— 21 
 
 Day (Litl Behdri). Govinda Samauta; or, 
 
 history of a Bengal Rfliyat 3 — 21 
 
 Day (Thomas). History of Sanford and 
 
 Merton. Illns. Phila., 18G9 3—21 
 
 Daysof Bruce. Aguilar(G.) N. Y., 1872. 
 
 2v 1- 7 
 
 Dead (The) lake, and other tales. Heyse 
 
 (P.) 5- 32 
 
 Dead marquise. Kip (L.) 6 — 38 
 
 Dead men's shoes. Braddon (M. E.) 1 — 3 
 
 Deads'cret. Collins (W. \V.) 2—11 
 
 Dead-sea fruit. Braddon (M. E.) 1— 3 
 
 Dead to the world. Bauer (C.) 1875... 1— 4 
 Deane (Milly). Marjory. Lond., 1872.. 3—20 
 Dear lady Disdain. McCarthy (J.) N. Y., 
 
 1876 7— 46 
 
 riction— continued. 
 
 Debenham's tow. HIus. Edwards (A. 
 
 B.) N. Y., 1870 4—25 
 
 Debit and credit. Freytag (G.) N. Y., 
 
 1871 4— 23 
 
 Deerslayer. Cooper (J. F.) Phila., 1841. 2—10 
 De Foe (Daniel). Life and adventures. of 
 
 Mrs. Christian Davies. Oxford, 1840. .. 21—126 
 
 Life of Mr. Duncan Campbell 21—126 
 
 Memoirs of Captain George Carle- 
 ton 21—126 
 
 New voyage round the world 21 — 126 
 
 Plague in Loudon in 1665, and The 
 
 consoUdator. Oxford, 1840 21—126 
 
 Robinson Crusoe 3 — 21 
 
 De Forest (J. W.) Kate Beaumont. Illus. 
 
 Bost., 1872 3—21 
 
 Miss Ravenel's conversion from se- 
 cession. N. Y., 1867 3—21 
 
 Playing the mischief. N. Y., 1875. 3— 21 
 
 De la Rame (Louisa). See Rame (L. de la). 
 De Leon (Edwin). Askaros Kassis, the 
 
 Copt; a romance of modern Egypt. 
 
 Phila., 1870 6— 36 
 
 De Mille (Jas.) American baron. Illus. 
 
 N. Y., 1872 3—20 
 
 Comedy of terrors. Bost. , 1872 ... . 3—20 
 
 Cord and creese. Illus. N.Y., 1873. 3— 20 
 
 Cryptogram. Illus. N. Y., 1874... 3—20 
 
 Dodge club ; or, Italy in 1859. 
 
 Illus. N. Y., 1870 , 3—20 
 
 Lady of the ice. Illus. N. Y., 1872. 3— 2 
 
 Lily and the cross. Illus. Bost., 
 
 1875 3— 20 
 
 Living link. Illustrated by W. L. 
 
 Sheppard. N. Y., 1874 3—20 
 
 Open question. Illus. N. Y., 1873. 3— 20 
 
 Democracy. 1880. {Leisure hour series.) 
 
 [anon.-\ 3— 22 
 
 Dene hollow. Wood (Mrs. H.) Phila., 
 
 n.d 13—77 
 
 Denis Donne. Thomas (A.) N. Y., 1865. 2— 8 
 Denis Duval. Illus. Thackeray (W.M.) 
 
 Lond., 1869. 2 copies 11—60 
 
 Denison (C. W.) Rothmell. Bost., 1878. 3— 20 
 Denison {Mrs. M. A., wife of C. W.) That 
 
 husband of miue. 
 
 Victor Norman, rector. Phila., 1873. 3—20 
 
 De Qulncey (Thcs.) Avenger, and other 
 
 papers. Bost., 1859 21—126 
 
 Flight of a Tartar tribe. {In his 
 
 Narrative papers, v. 1) 21 — 126 
 
 Same. {In Little classics, v. 1) ... 6 — 53 
 
 Derby (George Horatio). "Phoenix 
 
 (John)". Phffiuixiana. N. Y., 1870... 3—20 
 Desperate remedies. Hardy (T.) N. Y., 
 
 1B74 5- 34 
 
 Destiny; or, the chief's daughter. Fer- 
 
 rier(M.) Lond. and N. Y., n. d 4—24 
 
 Detlef(Karl),j)se«d. /S«eBauer(Karoline). 
 Devereux. Bulwer-Lytton(5irE.) Phila., 
 
 1867. 2 copies 1—1 
 
FICTION. 
 
 97 
 
 PiCTlOlf. 
 
 Fiction — oontinuecl. 
 
 De Wille (Elizabeth). Johannes Olaf. 
 
 Kuiinett (F. E.), tr. Bost., 1873 3— 20 
 
 De Witt (Madame C. G. ) French country 
 
 family. Illua. Craik (Mrs. D. M. M.), 
 
 tr. N.Y., 1868 3—20 
 
 Motherless; or, a Parisian family. 
 
 Illus. Craik (ifrs. D. M. M. ), tr. N. 
 
 Y., 1871 3— 20 
 
 Diamond cut diamond. Trollope (T. A. ) 
 
 N. Y., 1874 12—69 
 
 Diana Care w. Forrester (Mrs.) Phila.,' 
 
 1876 4—23 
 
 Diary: H family, and other tales. 
 
 Bremer (F.) Load., 1853 1— 2 
 
 Dlaxy of a late physician. Warren (S.) 
 
 N. Y., 1871 13— 79 
 
 Diary of Mrs. Kitty Trevylyan. Charles 
 
 (E.) N. Y., 1868 2—13 
 
 Diavola ; or, nobody's daughter. Braddon 
 
 (M. E.) N.Y.,n.d 1— 3 
 
 Dickens (Charles). Baruaby Rudge. 2 v. 
 
 2 copies 3— 19 
 
 Bleak house. 2 v. 2 copies 3 — 19 
 
 Christmas books. 3 copies 3 — 19 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 A Christmas carol; The chimes; Cricket on the hearth ; 
 Battle of life ; Haunted man ; A Christmas tree. 
 
 Christmas stories (additional). 2 
 
 copies. ( Bound with Uncommercial trav- 
 eller) 3— 19 
 
 Cyclopedia of [his] best thoughts, 
 
 compiled by Fontaine (F. G. do). 1873.. 3 — 15 
 
 David Cojiperfleld. 2 v. 3 copies. 3 — 18 
 
 Dictionary. lUus. Pierce (G. A.) 3 — 18 
 
 Dombey and son. 2 v. 3 copies. ..3 — 17,18 
 
 Great expectations. 3 copies 3 — 17 
 
 Hard times, and reprinted pieces. 
 
 2 copies 3 — 17 
 
 Same. (Bound with Barnaby 
 
 Rudge) 3—19 
 
 Little Dorrit. 3 copies 3 — 16, 17 
 
 Martin Chuzzlewit. 2 v. 3 copies. 3 — 16 
 
 Memoirs of Joseph Grimaldi ; edited 
 
 by "Boz" 3— 16 
 
 Mystery of Edwin Drood 3 — 17 
 
 Same, and other stories 3 — 17 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Edwin Drood ; Master Humphrey's clock ; Hunted down ; 
 A message from the sea ; Keport of mudfog association ; 
 Second report of mudfog association. 
 
 Nicholas Nickleby. 2 v. 2 copies.. 3 — 16 
 
 Old curiosity shop, and reprinted 
 
 pieces. 2v 3 — 15 
 
 Oliver Twist. 2 copies 3 — 15 
 
 Our mutual friend. 3 copies 3 — 15 
 
 Same. Condensed by Johnson (R.) 2 — 11 
 
 Pickwick papers. 2 v. 3 copies.. 4 — 28 
 
 Sketches by " Boz." v. 1. (Bound 
 
 with v. 2, Old curiosity shop) 3 — 15 
 
 Same. v. 2. (Bound with v. 2, 
 
 Barnaby Rudge) 3 — 15 
 
 Tale of two cities. 3 copies 4 — 28 
 
 13 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Uncommercial traveller. (Bound 
 
 iditA Christmas stories) 4 — 28 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 Uncommercial traveller; Somehody's luggage ; Mrs. Lir* 
 riper's lodgings ; Mrs. Lirriper's legacy ; Dr. Marigold: 
 Two ghoat stories ; Tlie hoy at Mugby ; The seven poor 
 travellers ; The lioUy-tree 
 
 Same 4— 28 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Uncommercial traveller; Christmas stories ; Master Hum- 
 phrey's clock: General index of characters and their 
 appearances; Familiar sayings from D.'s works. 
 
 Dimitri Roudine. Turg^nieff (I. S.) N.Y., 
 
 1873 12— 68 
 
 Disos'way (E. T.) South meadows. 
 
 Phila., 1874 4—27 
 
 Diso'wned. Bulwer-Lytton (Sir E. G. E. 
 
 L.) Phila., 1869. Two copies 1— 1 
 
 Disraeli ( Ben j.) Alroy ; Ixion in heaven; 
 
 The infernal marriage; and Popan ilia. 
 
 Lond., 1871 4—28 
 
 Couingsby. (Bound loith Young 
 
 duke) 4— 2T 
 
 Contarini Fleming. Lond., 1871.. 4 — 28 
 
 Henrietta Temple. Lond., 1871... 4—28 
 
 Lothair. N. Y., 1871 4-28 
 
 Rise of Iskander. (Boitnduiii/i Con- 
 tarini Fleming) 4 — 28 
 
 — ; — Same. (In Little classics, vol. 6).. 6 — 15 
 
 — '■ — Sybil. Lond., 1871 4—28 
 
 Tancred. Lond., 1871 4—28 
 
 Vivian Grey. Lond. and N. Y., n.d 4 — 27 
 
 Young duke. Lond. and N.Y., n. d 4 — 27 
 
 Doctor Antonio. Rufflni (G.) N. Y., 
 
 1867. 2 copies 10— .55 
 
 Doctor Bushwhacker (Sayings of). Coz- 
 
 zens(F. S.) N. Y., 1871 2—10 
 
 Doctor Johns. Mitchell (D. G.) N. Y., 
 
 1866. 2v 8—48 
 
 Doctor Marigold. Dickens (C.) (Bound 
 
 with Uncommercial traveller) 4 — 28 
 
 Doctor Ox's oxi>eriment, and other stories. 
 
 Verne (J.) Bost., 1874 12—68 
 
 DoctorThorne. Trollope(A.) N.T.,1878. 12—71 
 Doctor's wife. Braddon (M. E.) N. Y., 
 
 n. d 1- 3 
 
 Dodd family abroad. Lever (C. J.) 
 
 Lond., n.d 6 — 36 
 
 Dodge (Mary Abigail). "Hamilton 
 
 (Gail)". Child world. Illus. Bost., 
 
 1873. 2 vols • 4—27 
 
 First love is best. Bost. , 1877 4—27 
 
 — Nursery noonings. N. Y., 1875 4 — 27 
 
 Dodge Club. Illus. DeMille(J.) N. Y., 
 
 1870 6— 36 
 
 Dodgson (Bev. C. L.) "Carroll (Lewis)". 
 
 Hunting of the snark : an agony in 
 
 eight fits. Lond., 1876 ,.... 16—98 
 
 Doesticks. Illus. Thompson (M. M.) 
 
 N. Y., 1859 It— 71 
 
 Doesticks (Q. K. Philander), pseud. 
 
 See Thompson (M. M.) 
 
FICTION. 
 
 98 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Doing and dreaming. Mayo {Mrs. I. F.) 
 
 ' ' Garrett (Edward ) ". N. Y. , 1875 8—48 
 
 Doing his best. Trowbridge (J. T.) 12— 09 
 
 Dollars and cents. Warner ( A. B. ) Pliila. , 
 
 1871 12— 67 
 
 DoUy. 15 nrnett ( F. H. ) Phila. , 1877 ... . 2—14 
 Dolores. Forrester (Jfrs.) Phila., 1875.. 4 — 23 
 Dombey and &on. Ilhis. Dickens (C.) 
 
 N. Y., 1868. 2 V. 3 copies 3—17,18 
 
 Don Quixote. Illns. Cervantes (M. de). 
 
 Lond., 1819. 4v 2—13 
 
 Dora. Illus. Kavanagh (J.) N. Y., 
 
 1873 6—40 
 
 Dorr (ifrs. J. C. R.) Expiation. Phila., 
 
 1873 4—27 
 
 Sibyl Huntington. Phihi., 1873 .. 4— 27 
 
 Double story. MacDonald (G.) 7 — 46 
 
 Dove in the eagle's nest. Yonge (iftss C. 
 
 M.) 13— 75 
 
 Dower-House. Thomas (A.) N. Y.,1868. 
 
 (-/(«««(? wi</i Playing for high stakes) 2 — 8 
 
 Downing (.Ifa/oc Jack). 5ec Smith (Seba). 
 Dow^n in Tennessee. GUraore (J. R.) 
 
 " Kirke (Edmund)". N. Y., 1865 4—22 
 
 Draytons and the Davenants. Charles 
 
 (E.) N. Y., n. d 2—13 
 
 Dream-life. Mitchell (D. G.) N. Y., 1869. 4— 48 
 Dreamthorp. Smith (A.) (In Little 
 
 classics, V. 4) 6 — 35 
 
 Drummer-boy : a story of Burnside's ex- 
 pedition. Illns. Trowbridge (J. T.) 
 
 Best., 1867 12— 99 
 
 Dudevant(A. L. A. D.) "Sand (George)". 
 
 Antonia. Vanghan (Virginia), <r. 1870. 4 — 27 
 CV^arine Dietrich. Stanwood (E.), 
 
 h: 1871 4—27 
 
 Consvielo. Robinson (F.), Jr. 1870. 4—27 
 
 Countess of Rndolstadt : a sequel to 
 
 "Consnelo." Phila., 1870 4—27 
 
 Fanohon, the cricket : or, la petite 
 
 Fadette. Phila., 1871 4—27 
 
 Manprat. Vaughan (Virginia), tr. 
 
 Bost., 1870 4— 27 
 
 Miller of Angibault. Dewey (Ms8 
 
 MaryE.),tr. Bost 4—27 
 
 Monsieur Sylvestre. Shaw (F. G.), 
 
 tr. Bost., 1870 4—27 
 
 My sister Jeannie. Crocker(S. R.), 
 
 tr. Bost , 1874 4—27 
 
 Dumas (Alexandre Davy). Adventures 
 
 ofaniarqnis. Phila., 1864 4 — 27 
 
 Ascanio. Lond. and N. Y., n. d... 4 — 27 
 
 Black tulip. Phila., n. d 4—27 
 
 Chevalier (The). Phila., 1864.... 4—27 
 
 Chicot, the jester ; or, the lady of 
 
 Monsoreau. Lond. and N. Y., n. d. 
 
 {Bound with Ascanio) 4 — 27 
 
 Conscript : a tale of the days of the 
 
 first Napoleon. Phila. , 1874 4—26 
 
 Count of Monte Cristo. N. Y. , n. d . 4—26 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Count of Moret ; or, Richelieu and 
 
 his rivals. Williams (H. S., jr.), tr. 
 
 Phila., n. d 4— 26 
 
 Countess of Charny ; or, the fall of 
 
 the French monarchy. Phila., 18.")3 4—26 
 
 Countess of Monte Cristo : a com- 
 panion to the " Count of Monte Cristo." 
 
 Phila., 1871 4—26 
 
 Edmond Dantes: a sequel to the 
 
 "Count of Monte Cristo." Phila., 1849. 4—26 
 
 Forty-five guardsmen. Phila., n.d. 4 — 26 
 
 Horrors of Paris; sequel to "The 
 
 Mohicans of Paris." Phila., n. d 4—26 
 
 Iron hand ; or, the knight of Mau- 
 
 leon. Phila., n.d 4—26 
 
 Iron mask . Phila. , 1875 4 — 26 
 
 Isabel of Bavaria; or, mysteries of 
 
 the court of Charles VL Phila., n. d.. 4—26 
 
 Louise la Valliere. Phila., 1872 ... 4—26 
 
 Love and liberty ; a narrative of 
 
 the French revolution of 1792. Phila., 
 
 1874 4-26 
 
 Madame de Chamblay. Phila., n.d. 4 — 26 
 
 Man with five wives. Phila., n. d. 4 — 26 
 
 Marriage verdict. Phila., n. d 4 — 26 
 
 Memoirs of a physician. Lond. and 
 
 N. Y., n d. 2 copies 4—26 
 
 A'ufe.— The Ist of a scries, including, 2. Qaeen's necklace ; 
 3. Six years later ; 4. Countess de Chamey ; 5. ; 
 
 Mohicans of Paris. Phila., n. d.. . 4 — 26 
 
 A'ofe.— For conclusion, see Horrors of Paris. 
 Queen's neeklace ; or, the secret 
 
 history of the court of Louis XVI. 
 
 Phila., 1875 4— 26 
 
 Six years later ; or, the taking of 
 
 the bastile. Phila., 1875. 2 copies 4—26 
 
 The three guardsmen. Phila., n. d. 
 
 2 copies   4 — 28 
 
 iy^ofe.— The 1st of a series, embracing, 2. Twenty years 
 after; 3. Bragelonne; 4. Iron mask; 6. Louise de la Val- 
 liere. 
 Twenty years after. Phila., n. d. 
 
 2 copies 4 — 26 
 
 Vicompte de Bragelonne ; m', ten 
 
 years later. Lond. and N. Y., n. d 4 — 27 
 
 Dumas //s (A.) Annette; or, the lady of 
 
 the pearls. Phila., n. d 4 — 27 
 
 Camille ; or, the camelia-lady. 
 
 Phila.,n.d 4— 26 
 
 Duncan (Campbell). De Foe (D.) Ox- 
 ford, 1841 21—126 
 
 Durnton Abbey. Trollope (T. A.) N. Y., 
 
 1872 12— 69 
 
 Dutchman's fireside. Paulding (J. K.) 
 
 N.Y., 1868 10— 59 
 
 Dw^ellers in Five Sisters coart. Scudder 
 
 (H. E.) N. Y., 1876 11—65 
 
 Dynevor Terrace. Yonge (C. M.) Lond. 
 
 andN. Y., 1870 13— 75 
 
 Earl's promise (The). Riddell (J. H.) 
 
 Leip., 1873 10— 56 
 
FICTION. 
 
 99 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Early dawn. Christian life in England in 
 
 the ohlen times. Charles {Mrs. E.) N. 
 
 Y., n. d 2—13 
 
 Xiarnes't Trifler (An). Sprague {Miss M.) 
 
 Best., 1880 11—58 
 
 East Lynne. Wood {Mrs. Henry). N. Y., 
 
 n. d 13— 77 
 
 Ebb-tide, and other stories, lllus. "Eeid 
 
 (Christian)". See Fisher (Miss F. C.) 
 
 N. Y., 1872 4—23 
 
 Ebers (Georg). Daughter of an Egyp- 
 tian king. N. Y., 1880 4—26 
 
 Uarda : a romance of ancient Egypt. 
 
 N.Y., 1880 4— 26 
 
 Eckel (Lizzie St. John). Maria Monk's 
 
 daiigh'cr: nn.intohiograidiy. lUus. N. 
 
 Y., 1871 4— 26 
 
 Edelweiss. Auerbach (B.) Bost., 1871. 1— 6 
 Edgeworth (Maria). Tales and novels. 
 N.Y., 1860. 2v 4—25 
 
 COSTF.NTB. 
 
 V. 1. Caatlp Rackrent; An easay on Irish bulls; An esaiy 
 on the noble science of self-justilication; Moral 
 tales. 
 4. Tales of fashionable life. 
 
 Edmoud Dantes: a sequel to "The count 
 
 of Monte Cristo." Dumas (A. D.) Phila., 
 
 1849 4— 26 
 
 Edna Browning. Holmes (Mrs. M. J. ) N. 
 
 Y. and Lond., 1874 5— 31 
 
 EdTvards (Mrs. Annie). Estelle. N. Y., 
 
 n. d 4—25 
 
 Leah : a woman of fashion. N. Y., 
 
 n. d 4—25 
 
 Miss Forrester. N. Y., 1873 4—25 
 
 Ordeal for wives. N.Y.,1872 4—25 
 
 Ought we to visit her? N. Y., n. d. 4— 25 
 
 Philip Earnsclitfe; or, the morals 
 
 of May Fair. N.Y., 1873 4—25 
 
 Point of honor. N. Y., 1870 4—25 
 
 Steven Lawrence, yeoman. lllus. 
 
 N.Y., u.d 4—25 
 
 Susan Fielding. lllus. N. Y.,n.d.. 4—25 
 
 Vagabond heroine. N. Y., 1873 4 — 25 
 
 Ed>vards (J/iss Amelia B.) Barbara's 
 
 history. N.Y., 1875 4—25 
 
 Debenham's vow. lllus. N. Y., 
 
 1870 4— 25 
 
 Four-fifteen express. (In Little 
 
 classics, v. 8) 6 — 35 
 
 Half a million of money. N. Y., 
 
 1873   4- 25 
 
 Hand and glove. N. Y., 1875 4—25 
 
 In the days of my youth. Phila., 
 
 1874 4—25 
 
 MissCarew. N. Y., 1875 4—25 
 
 Edwards (Matilda do B.) The Sylves- 
 
 tres; or, the outcasts. lllus. Phila., 
 
 1872 4- 25 
 
 Edwin Brothertoft. Winthrop(T.) Bost., 
 
 1862 13- 77 
 
 Fiction — conti u ued. 
 
 Edwin Drood. lllus. Dicken8(C.) Bost. 
 
 and Lond., n. d. 2 copies 
 
 Eggleaton (Edward). Circuit rider. lUns. 
 
 N. Y., 1874 
 
 End of the world, lllus. N. Y., 
 
 1872 , 
 
 Hoosier schoolmaster. lllus. N. 
 
 Y., 1871 
 
 Eichendorff (Joseph von). Memoirs of a 
 
 good-for-nothing. Leland (C. G.), tr. 
 
 N. Y., 1866 
 
 Eight cousins; or, the aunt- hill. lUus. 
 
 Alcott (L. M.) Bost., 1875 
 
 Eighth commandment (The). Reade (C. ) 
 
 Bost., 1860 
 
 Eirene; or, a woman's right. Clemmer 
 
 (Mrs.M.) N.Y.,1871 
 
 Elbow-room. lllus. "Adeler (Max)", 
 
 pseud. Clark (C. H.) Phila., 1876 
 
 Elder (William). Enchanted beauty, &c. 
 
 Phila., 18.59 
 
 Eleanor's victory. lllus. Braddon (M. E.) 
 
 N.Y., 1870 
 
 Elective aflSnities. Goethe (J. W. von). 
 
 (In Novels and tales) 
 
 Eliot (George), pseud. 'See Cross (Mrs. 
 
 John Walter). 
 Ellen Middleton. Fullerton (Lady G.) 
 
 Bait., n. d 
 
 Elliot (Frances). Romance of old court 
 
 life in France. lllus. N. Y. , 1874 
 
 Elsie Magoon. Gage (F. D.) Phila., 
 
 1867 
 
 Elsie Venner. Holmes (O. W.) Bost., 
 
 1874 
 
 Elster'B folly. Wood (Mrs. H.) Phila., 
 
 n.d 
 
 Entile, et Sophie ou de I'^ducation. Rous- 
 seau (J. J.) (In V. 2 of his Works) 
 
 Emily Chester. Seemiiller (Mrs. A. M. C. ) 
 
 Bost., 1870 
 
 Emma. Austen (jlfiss J.) Loud., 1870 .. 
 Empress Josephine. lllus. Miihlbach 
 
 (L.) N.Y., 1867 
 
 Enchanted beauty. Elder (W.) Phila., 
 
 1859 
 
 End of the world. lllus. Eggleston (E.) 
 
 N.Y.,1872 
 
 Eoneguski; or, the Cherokee chief. 
 \_anon.] Wash., 1839 
 
 Epicurean. Moore (T. ) N. Y. , 1875 
 
 Erckmann (E.) and Chafrian (A.) Block- 
 ade of Phalsburg ; an episode of the end 
 of the empire. lllus. N.Y.,1872 
 
 Conscript ; a story of the French 
 
 war of 1813. lllus. N.Y.,1872 
 
 Friend Fritz. N. Y., 1877 
 
 Forest house, and Catherine's lov- 
 ers. Simms (J.), <r. 1877 
 
 3— 17 
 
 4— 25 
 4— 25 
 4— 25 
 
 4— 25 
 
 1— 7 
 
 10— 58 
 
 2— 12 
 2— 12 
 
 23—140 
 1— 3 
 4— 22 
 
 4— 23 
 4— 25 
 
 4— 23 
 
 5— 31 
 13— 76 
 21—123 
 
 11— 65 
 1- 5 
 
 9— 53 
 
 23—140 
 
 4— 25 
 
 4— 25 
 
 8— 48 
 
 4— 25 
 
 4— 25 
 4— 25 
 
 4— 25 
 
FICTION. 
 
 100 
 
 FICTION. 
 
   Fiction — continued. 
 
 Great invasion of France in 1814 ; 
 
 comprising the night march of the Rus- 
 sian army past Phalsbiirg. lUus. N. Y., 
 1871 4— 25 
 
 Madame Th^^rfese ; or, the vohmteers 
 
 of '92. Illus. N. Y., 1869 4—24 
 
 Miller's story of the war ; or, the 
 
 pl6bi8cite. Illus. N. Y., 1872 4—24 
 
 Story of the French revolution, re- 
 lated by a peasant. Hoey {Mrs. C), tr. 
 Lond.,1871. 3v 4—24 
 
 Waterloo ; a sequel to " The con- 
 script of 1813." Illus. N. Y., 1872.... 4—24 
 
 Ernest Lin wood. Heutz {Mrs. C. L.) 
 
 Phila., 1869 5—32 
 
 Ernest Maltravers. Bulwer-Lytton {Sir 
 
 E. G. E. L.) Phila., 1869. 2 copies... 1— 1 
 
 Ersilia. Poynter {Miss E. F.) N. Y., 1876. 10— 58 
 
 Estelle. Edwards (il/rs. A.) N. Y., n. d. 4—25 
 
 EsteUe Russell. N. Y., 1870 4—24 
 
 Eugene Aram. Bulwer-Lytton {Sir E. G. 
 E. L.) Phila., 1867. 2 copies 1— 1 
 
 Eustace diamonds. Trollope {A.) N. Y., 
 
 1872 12— 70 
 
 Eutavir: a sequel to "The Forayers." 
 Illus. Simms (W. G.) N. Y., 1856.... 11— 65 
 
 Evans (A.J.) 5ee 'WilBon ( J/™. A.J. E.) 
 
 Evans (Marian). "Eliot (George)". See 
 Cross {Mrs. John Walter). 
 
 Evelina. Arblay (F. B. d'). N. Y., 1873. 
 2 V. in one . 1 — 7 
 
 Same. Loud., 1791. 2v 1— 7 
 
 Exemplary novels. Cervantes (M. de). 
 
 Lond., n. d 2— 13 
 
 Expiation. Dorr(J/)-«. J. C. R.) Phila., 
 
 1873 4— 27 
 
 Fables : 
 
 .^sop. Illus. Townsend (G. T.), tr. 
 
 Loud., 1871 1— 7 
 
 Bewick (T. ) Select fables of .SIsop 
 
 and others. Loud., n. d 1 — 4 
 
 Fables, original and selected ; with 
 
 an introductory dissertation on the his- 
 tory of fable, comprising biographical 
 notices of eminent fabulists, by Bussey, 
 G. Moir. Illus. N. Y., 1869 2—14 
 
 • Gay (John). Fables. {In his Poet- 
 ical works, V. 1) It) — 98 
 
 Lo Gros (W. B.) Fables and tales 
 
 . of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Illus. 
 Lond., 1835 16—97 
 
 Prosser {Mrs.) Original fables. 
 
 Lond., n. d 10— 58 
 
 See, also, Mythology, in general alphabet. 
 
 Faded leaf of history. Davis {Mrs. R. H. ) 
 
 {In Little classics, v. 10) 6 — 35 
 
 Factory girl. Braddon (Miss M. E.) N. 
 
 Y.,n.d 1_ 3 
 
 Fairfax : a chronicle of the Shenandoah. 
 Cooke (J. E.) N. Y., 1868 2—11 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Fair god. Wallace (Lewis). Bost., 1873. 
 
 2 copies 12 — 67 
 
 Fair play. South worth {Mrs. E. D. E. N.) 
 
 Phila., 1868 11—63 
 
 Fair puritan. Herbert (H. W.) Phila., 
 
 1875 5—32 
 
 Pair Saxon. McCarthy (J.) N. Y., 1873. 7—46 
 Fair to see. Lockhart (L. W. M.) N. Y., 
 
 1872 6— 35 
 
 Fairy tales : 
 
 Andersen (H. C.) Stories for the 
 
 hoiisehold. Illus. Dnlcken (H. W.), <r. 
 
 Lond.,1871 1— 6 
 
 Stories and tales. Illus. by 
 
 Stone (M. L.) and Pedersen (V.) N. Y., 
 
 1875 1— 6 
 
 Wliat the moon saw, and other 
 
 tales. Illus. Dulcken(H.W.), <r. Lond., 
 
 1871 1— 6 
 
 Wonder stories told for child- 
 ren. Illus. by Pedersen (V.) and Stone 
 
 (M.L.) N.Y.,1875 1— 6 
 
 Craik {Mrs. J). M. M.) Adventures 
 
 of a brownie. • Illus. N. Y., 1872 I— 9 
 
 Gilbert (J.), Watson (J. D.), and 
 
 Weir(H.) Household tales and fairy 
 
 stories. Lond . and N. Y. , 1872 5—30 
 
 Hugessen. (E. H. KnatchbuU-). 
 
 Crackers for Christmas. Lond., 1877.. 5 — 30 
 Puss-cat mew, and other 
 
 stories. Illus. N. Y., 1871 5—31 
 
 River legends; or, father 
 
 Thames and father Rhine. Illus. by Dor6. 
 
 Lond., 1875 5— 30 
 
 Tales at tea-time. Illus. 
 
 Loud., 1872 5— 30 
 
 Whispers from fairy land. 
 
 Illus. N.Y.,1875 5—30 
 
 Hugessen (Louisa K.) History of 
 
 Prince Perrypets. Illus. Lond., 1872.. 5—30 
 
 lugclow (Jean). Mopsa, the fairy. 5 — 30 
 
 Kearj' (A. and E. ) Little wanderlin, 
 
 and other fairy tales. Lond., 1865 6 — 39 
 
 Lemon (Mark). Legends of Num- 
 ber Nip. Illus. Lond., 1864 6—36 
 
 MacDonald (G.) The princess and 
 
 the goblin. Illus. N.Y., 1871 7— -45 
 
 Mac6 (Jean). Home fairy tales. 
 
 N. Y., 1870 7— 45 
 
 Parr (Harriet). "Lee (Hohne)". 
 
 Fairy tales. Lond. and N. Y., n. d. 2 
 
 copies 9 — 50 
 
 Faitli Gartney's girlhood. Whitney (A. 
 
 D. T.) 13— 79 
 
 Faitli Unwin's ordeal. Craik (G. M.) 
 
 N. Y., 1867 1— 9 
 
 Falconberg. Boye8en(H. H.) N. Y., 1879. 1— 3 
 Fall of Damascus. Russell (Charles Wells). 
 
 1878 10— 54 
 
 Fall of the house of Usher. Poe (E. A.) 
 
 (/n Little classics, v. 2) 6 — 35 
 
FICTION. 
 
 101 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 FaUen pride. Southworth (E. D. E. N.) 
 
 riiila., 1868 11— G3 
 
 False colors. Thomas (A.) N. Y., 1869. 2— 8 
 Family doom. Southworth (E. D.E.N.) 
 
 Phila., 1869 11— 63 
 
 Panchon, the cricket. "Sand (George)". 
 
 Dudevant (A.L.A.D.) 1871 4—27 
 
 Far from the madding crowd. Hardy (T. ) 
 
 N. Y., 1874 5— 34 
 
 Faijeon (B. L.) At the sign of the silver 
 
 flagou. N. Y.,1875 4—24 
 
 Blade o' grass. Ilhis. N. Y., 1872. 4— 24 
 
 Bread and cheese and kisses. lUus. 
 
 N. Y.,1874 4— 24 
 
 Golden grain: a sequel to "Blade o' 
 
 grass." lUus. N. Y.,le74 4—24 
 
 Grif: a story of Australian life. N. 
 
 Y.,1874 4—24 
 
 Jessie Trim. N. Y., 1875 4—24 
 
 Joshua Marvel. N. Y., 1872 4—24 
 
 London's heart. Illus. N. Y., 1873. 4—24 
 
 Farquharson (Martha), i)seud. See Fin- 
 ley (M.) 
 Fast friends. Trowbridge (J. T.) 1875. 12— 69 
 Fatal marriage. Southworth (E. D. E. N. ) 
 
 Phila., 1863 11— 63 
 
 Fatal marriages. Cocklon (H.) Phila., 
 
 n.d 2— 12 
 
 Fatal passion. Bernard (C. de). N. Y. 
 
 and Paris, 1874 1— 4 
 
 Fated to he free: Ingelow (J.) Bost., 
 
 1875 5—30 
 
 Father and daiighter. Brenier(F.) Phila., 
 
 n.d 1— 2 
 
 Father Tom and the pope. Murray (J. F. ) 
 
 {In Little classics, v. 9) 6 — 35 
 
 Fathers and sons. Turgdniett' (I. S.) N. 
 
 Y., 1872 12— 68 
 
 Fa^vcett (Edgar). Hopeless case. 1880. 4 — 24 
 Purple and fine linen. N. Y. and 
 
 Loud., 1873 4— 24 
 
 FeUah(The). About (E.) Lond., 1870.. 1— 7 
 Felix Holt. "Eliot (George)". N. Y., 
 
 186t) 2— 9 
 
 Fenton's quest. Illus. Braddon (M. E.) 
 
 N.Y.,1871 1— 3 
 
 Ferdinand, Count Fathom. Smollett (T. ) 
 
 1872 11— 64 
 
 Fern (Fanny). See Parton (S. P.) 
 
 Fern leaves. Parton (Mrs. James). 1853. 9 — 50 
 
 Ferrier (Miss Mary). Destiny ; or, the 
 
 chief's daughter, n.d 4 — 24 
 
 Inheritance, n.d 4 — 24 
 
 Marriage, n.d 4 — 24 
 
 Feuillet (Octave). Camors; or, life under 
 
 the empire. Phila., 1870 4—24 
 
 Romance of a poor young man. N. 
 
 Y., 1875 4— 24 
 
 Story of Sibylle. M. H. T., tr. 
 
 Bost., 1872 4— 24 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Fielding (Henry) 4— 24 
 
 Amelia, v. 3. N.Y.,1861 4—24 
 
 Jonathan Wild. v. 4. N.Y.,1861.. 4—24 
 
 Joseph Andrews, v. 4. N.Y.,1861. 4—24 
 
 Tom Jones; or, the history of a 
 
 foundling, v. 1-2. N.Y.,1861 4—24 
 
 Fielding; or, society, and other tales. 
 
 Ward(R.P.) Phila., 1837 4—24 
 
 Finley (Martha Farquharson). Old-fash- 
 ioned boy. Phila., 1871 4—23 
 
 Fireside saints, Mr. Caudle's breakfast 
 
 talk, and other papers. Jerrold (D.) 
 
 1873 6— 40 
 
 First families of the Sierras. Miller (J.) 
 
 Chicago, 1876 8— 48 
 
 First love is best. Hamilton (Gail). Bost., 
 
 1877 4—27 
 
 Fisher {Miss Frances C.) " Reid (Chris- 
 tian)", jjseMd. After many days. 1877. 4 — 23 
 
 Bonny Kate. 1878 4—23 
 
 Carmen's inheritance. 1873 4—2.3 
 
 Ebb-tide, and other stories. Illus. 
 
 1872 4—23 
 
 Hearts and hands. 1875 4—23 
 
 Mabel Lee. Illus. 1872 4—23 
 
 Morton house. Illus. 1873 4—23 
 
 Nina's atonement, aud other stories. 
 
 Illus. N.Y.,1873 4—23 
 
 Valerie Aylmer. 1872 4—23 
 
 Fisher-maiden. Bjornson (B.) 1874 1 — 4 
 
 Fitz-Boodle papers. Thackeray (W. M.) 
 
 {Bound with Catharine). 2 copies 11 — 60 
 
 Flagg (William). A good investment; a 
 
 story of the upper Ohio. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1872 4— 23 
 
 Fletcher (Miss Julia). "Flemiug 
 
 (George)", pseud. Kismet. (.A'b name 
 
 series.) Bost., 1877 4—24 
 
 Mirage. (iVcinamesmcs.) Bost., 1878. 4 — 24 
 
 Fleurange. Craven (.l/me. A.) 2 — 9 
 
 Flight of a Tartar tribe. Do Quincey (T. ) 
 
 ( In Little classics, v. 1) 6 — 35 
 
 Floating city. Verne (J.) 1874 12—68 
 
 Florine, princess of Burgundy. MacCabe 
 
 (W. B.) 1855 7—47 
 
 Flower, fruit, and thorn pieces. Eichter 
 
 (J.P.F.) 1869. 2v 10—57 
 
 Fool's errand. Tourgde (A. W.) " Chur- 
 
 ton (Henry)". 1880. 2 copies 12—71 
 
 Follefarine. "Onida." Ramo (L. de la). 
 
 1871 6— 38 
 
 For ever and ever. Church {Mrs. Ross). 
 
 1866 2—13 
 
 For her sake. Illus. Robinson (F. W.) 
 
 1869 10— 56 
 
 For lack of gold. Gibbon (C.) 1872.... 4—22 
 Forayers ; or, the raid of the dog days. 
 
 Simms(W. G.) 1855 11—65 
 
 Foregone conclusion. Howells (W. D.) 
 
 Bost., 1875 5— 31 
 
ncTioifr. 
 
 102 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Forest house, and Catharine's lovers. 
 
 Erckinanu (E. ) and Cbatrian (A. ) Lond., 
 
 1871 4— 25 
 
 Forest tragedy, &c. Lippincott (Mrs. S. 
 
 J. C.) 1856 6—35 
 
 Forlorn hope. Yates (E.) Lond. and N. 
 
 Y., n.d 13— 75 
 
 Forrester (ifj's.) Diana Carew. Phlla., 
 
 1876 4—23 
 
 Dolores. Phila., 1875 4—23 
 
 Fortune. &e Little classics, v. 12. 1875. 6 — 35 
 Fortune seeker. Southworth (Mrs. E. D. 
 
 E.N.) 1866 11—63 
 
 Fortunes of Glencore. Lcver(C.J.) 1872. 6— 36 
 Fortunes of Nigel. Scott («»'W.) 1868.11—66 
 Forty-five guardsmen. Dumas (A. D.) 
 
 n.d 4—26 
 
 Foul play. Eeade (C), and Boucicault 
 
 (D.) 1869 10—58 
 
 Foundations ; or, castles in the air. Por- 
 
 ter(R.) n.d 10—58 
 
 Fountain of youth. Paludan-MuUer (F.) 
 
 1867 9—53 
 
 Fouque (F. H. K. de la Motte). Undine 
 
 and other tales. Illus. N. Y., 1871 .... 4—23 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Undine; Tlie two captains; Aslauga's knight; Sintram 
 and his companions. 
 
 Four-fifteen express. Edwards (A. B.) 
 
 (In Little classics, v. 8) 6 — 35 
 
 Four sisters. Bremer (F.) n.d 1 — 2 
 
 Framley parsonage. Trollope(A.) 1871. 12 — 70 
 Frank Sinclair's wife, and other tales. 
 
 Rid<lell (J. H.) .1874. 3v 10—56 
 
 Frank Mildmay; or, the naval officer. 
 
 Marryat ( Crtj)/. F. ) 1857. 2 copies 7—44 
 
 Fred and Maria and me. Illus. Prentiss, 
 
 (E.) N.Y., 1872 10—58 
 
 Frederick the great and his. court. Illus. 
 
 Miihlbach (L.) 1871 : 9—53 
 
 Frederick the great and his family. Illus. 
 
 Miihlbach(L.) 1871 9—53 
 
 French country family. Illus. DeWitt, 
 
 (C. G.) N.Y.,1838 3—20 
 
 Freytag (Gustav). Debit and credit; 
 
 with a preface by Bunsen (C. C. J.) N. 
 
 Y., 1871 4— 23 
 
 Ingo. Malcolm (Mrs.), ir. N. Y., 
 
 1873 4—23 
 
 Ingraban. Malcolm (ifcs.), tr. N. 
 
 Y., 1873 4— 23 
 
 Lost manuscript. Malcolm {Mrs.), 
 
 tr. N. Y., 1873 4—23 
 
 Friedrich (Friedrich). Lost despatch. 
 
 Williams (L. A. ), ir. 1871 4—23 
 
 Friend Fritz. Erckmann (E.) and Cha- 
 
 trian(A.) 1877 4-25 
 
 Friendship : a story of society. " Onida." 
 
 Phila., 1878 6— 38 
 
 From dawn to dark in Italy ; a tale of the 
 
 sixteenth century. Illus. 1871 4 — 23 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 From my youth up. Terhune (M. V.) 
 
 "Harland (Marion)". 1875 11— 60 
 
 From the clouds to the mountains. Illus. 
 
 Verne (.L) 1874 12—68 
 
 From fourteen to fourscore. Jewett (S. 
 
 W.) 1871 6—40 
 
 From jest to earnest. Roe {Rev. E. P.) 
 
 1875 10— 55 
 
 Frozen deep. Illus. Collins (W. W.) 
 
 1875 2—11 
 
 Fudge doings. Mitchell (D. G.) 1865. 
 
 2 V 8—48 
 
 FuUerton {Lady Georgiana). Ellen Mid- 
 
 dleton. Bait, n. d 4—23 
 
 Grantley Manor. Bait., 1856 4—23 
 
 Lady-bird. Bait., 1868 4—23 
 
 Mrs. Gerald's niece. N. Y., 1872. .. 4—23 
 
 Reparation, and other tales. Bait., 
 
 1875 4—23 
 
 RoseLeblanc. 1875 4—23 
 
 Stormy life. Illus. N. Y., 1874... 4—23 
 
 Too strange not to be true. Illus. 
 
 N. Y., 1872 4—23 
 
 Fur country (The). Illus. Verne (J.) 
 
 Best., 1874 12— 68 
 
 Oaboriau (Emile). Other people's money. 
 
 Best, 1875 4— 23 
 
 Gabriel Vane. Loud ( J. ) 1856 7—47 
 
 G-abrielle Andr6. Gould (S. Baring). 
 
 1871 4— 22 
 
 Q-age {Mrs. FrancisDaua). ElsieMagoou. 
 
 Phila., 1867 4— 23 
 
 Gail Hamilton, pseud. See Dodge {Miss 
 
 M.A.) 
 Gait (J.) Haddad-Obeu-Ahab. (In Lit- 
 tle classics, V. 9) 6 — 35 
 
 Gardner (Celia E.) Tested; or, hope's 
 
 fruition. N. Y. and Lond., 1874 4—23 
 
 Garrett (Edward and Ruth), pseud. See 
 
 Mayo {Mrs. Isabella F.) 
 Garstang Grange. Tirollope (T. A. ) n.d. 12— 69 
 Gaskell {Mrs. E. C.) Cranford. N. Y., 
 
 1874 4—22 
 
 Moorland cottage. N. Y. , 1868 4—22 
 
 Right at last, and other tales. N. 
 
 Y., 1860 4— 22 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Right at last; Manchester marriage ; Lois the witch ; The 
 crooked branch. 
 
 Ruth, and othertales. Illus. Lond., 
 
 1873 4—22 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Ruth; Grey woman; Morton Hall; Mrs. Harrison's con- 
 fession ; Mind and heart. 
 
 Wives and daughters. Illus. N. 
 
 Y., 1866 4— 22 
 
 Gates ajar. Phelps (E. S.) 1869 10— 59 
 
 Gautier (Thdophile). Captain Fracasse. 
 
 Beam(E. M.), (r. N. Y., 1880 4—22 
 
 Geier-Wally: a tale of the Tyrol. Hil- 
 
 lem(W. von). 1876 5—32 
 
PICTIOK. 
 
 103 
 
 FICTIOiT. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Gemma. Trollope (T. A.) n.d. 12—69 
 
 Oentianella. Rauilolpli (Mrs.) riiila., 
 
 n.d 10— 58 
 
 Geoffrey Crayon, j)«ead. See Irving (W.) 
 Generalsliip ; or, liow I managed my huM- 
 
 ban.l. Roy(G.) Cin., 1875 10—55 
 
 George Canterbury'.s will. Wood (Mrs. 
 
 H.) Phila., n. d 13—76 
 
 George Eliot, pseud. See Cross (Mrs. J. 
 
 W.), formerly Evans (Marian). 
 George Saud, pseud. See Dudevant (A. 
 
 L. A. D.) 
 Gerald Fitzgerald. Lever (C. J.) N. Y., 
 
 1872 6— 36 
 
 Qerda. Schwartz (M. S.) Phila., 1874.. 10— 54 
 
 Germaine. About (E.) Host., 1860 1— 7 
 
 German tales. Anerbach(B.) Bost.,1869- 1 — 6 
 Gerstacker (Frederick). How a bride was 
 won ; or, a chase across the pampas. 
 lUus. Jordan (Francis), <c. N.Y.,1872. 4—22 
 Get thee behind me, Satan! Logan (O.) 
 
 N. Y., 1872 11— 65 
 
 Ghost (The). O'Connor (W.D.) (/« Lit- 
 tle classics, V. 8) 6 — 35 
 
 Gibbon (Charles). For lack of gold. N. 
 
 Y., 1872 4— 22 
 
 Gift (Theodore), psewd. See Havers (Dora). 4— 22 
 GUbert Gurney. Hook (T. E.) Phila., 
 
 1836 5—31 
 
 Gil Bias. LeSage(A.E.) Loud., 1809. 4v. G— 37 
 Gilded age. Illns. Clemens (S. L.) ««<? 
 Warner (C. D.) Hartford, 1874. 3 
 
 copies 2 — 12 
 
 Gilmore (James Roberts). "Kirke (Ed- 
 mund)". Among the pines; or, south 
 in secession time. N. Y., 1862 4—22 
 
 Down in Tennessee and back by 
 
 way of Richmond. N. Y. , 1865 4—22 
 
 My southern friends. N. Y., 1863.. 4— 22 
 
 Gipsey's prophecy. Southworth (E. D. 
 
 E.N.) Phila., 1861 11—63 
 
 Girl's romance. Robinson (F.W.) N. Y., 
 
 1872 10— 56 
 
 Girlhood of Shakespeare's heroines. 
 
 Clarke (Mrs. M.C.) N. Y., 1880. 2v... 2—12 
 Girls of Feversham. Manyat (JUiss F.) 
 
 Lond. and N.Y., n. d 2— 13 
 
 Godolphin. Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. E. L.) 
 
 Phila., 1869. 2 copies 1— 1 
 
 Godwin (William). Mandeville: a tale 
 
 of the seventeenth century in England. 
 
 Edin., 1817. 3v 4—22 
 
 Caleb Williams (Adventures of). 
 
 N. Y., 1870 4- 22 
 
 Goethe (J. W. von). Novels and tales. 
 Lond., 1871 4—22 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Elective affinities ; Sorrows of young Werther ; German 
 emigrants ; Fairy tale ; Good woman ; A tale. 
 
 Wilhelm Meister's apprenticeship. 
 
 Boylan(R.D.), «r. Lond., 1870 4—22 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Goethe and Schiller: an historical ro- 
 mance. Illus. "Miihlbach(L.") Mundt 
 
 (C.) N.Y., 1873 9—52 
 
 Goldandnarae. Schwartz (M. S.) Best., 
 
 1872 10— 54 
 
 Gold-bug. Poc(E.A.) (/n Little classics, 
 
 V. 12) 6—35 
 
 Gold Elsie. Marlitt (E.), jpsewrf. John(E.) 
 
 Phila., 1876. 2 copies 6—40 
 
 Gold of Chickaree. Warner ( S. and A. ) 
 
 N.Y., 1877 12— 67 
 
 Golden grain: a sequel to "Blade-o'- 
 
 grass." Hlus. Farjeon (B. L.) N. Y., 
 
 1874 4- 24 
 
 Golden lion of Grandpfere. Illus. Trol- 
 lope (A.) N.Y.,1872 12—70 
 
 Goldsmith (Oliver). Vicar of Wakefield. 
 
 Lond., n. d 4 — 22 
 
 "Good-bye, sweetheart!" Brouglitou 
 
 (R.) N.Y.,1872 1— 2 
 
 Good fight and other tales. Illus. Eeade 
 
 (C.) N.Y., 1871 10-58 
 
 Good investment. Flagg (W.) N. Y., 
 
 1872 4- 23 
 
 Good match. Perrier(A.) N. Y.,1873... 10—59 
 Goody gracious! and the forget-me-not. 
 
 Neal (J.) (In Little classics, v. 10) .... 6—35 
 Gordian knot. Brooks (Shirley). N. Y., 
 
 1868 i_ 2 
 
 Gould (Jeanie T.) Lincoln (Mrs. N. S.) 
 
 Marjorie's quest. Illus. Host., 1872... 6—35 
 Gould (S. Baring-). In exitu Israel. N. 
 
 Y., 1870 4- 22 
 
 Same. (Title altered to) Gabrielle 
 
 Andrd 4 — 22 
 
 Govinda Silmanta; or, the history of a 
 
 Bengal raiyat. Day (Hev. Litl Behari). 
 
 Loud., 1874 3 21 
 
 GraceLee. Kavanagh(J.) N.Y.,1872.. 6—40 
 Granville De Vigne. "Ouida." Rame(L. 
 
 de la). Phila., 1871. 2 copies 6 — 38 
 
 Grantley manor. FuUerton (Lady G.) 
 
 Bait., 1856 4— 23 
 
 "Gray (Robertson)", pseud. See Ray- 
 mond (R.W.) 
 Great expectations. Illus. Dickens (C.) 
 
 N.Y.,1868. 3oopies 3—17 
 
 Great Hoggarty diamond. Thackeray ( W. 
 
 M.) (BoundicithBuTiy Lyndon.) Lond., 
 
 1869 11—60 
 
 Great invasion of France 1813-'14. Erck- 
 
 mann-Chatrian (MM. ) 4 — 25 
 
 Great lady. Illus. Van Dewall (M.) 
 
 Phila., 1874 12— 68 
 
 Green mountain boys. Thompson (D. P.) 
 
 Bost.,1871 12— 71 
 
 Greenough( Sarah D.) Inextremis. Bost., 
 
 1872 4— 22 
 
 Greenwood (Grace), pseud. See Lippin- 
 
 cott (Mrs. S. J.) 
 
FICTION, 
 
 104 
 
 FICTION". 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Grey {Mrs. E. C.) Cousin Harry. Phila., 
 
 n.fl 4—22 
 
 Gridiron (The). Lover (S.) {In Little 
 
 claBsics, V. 9) 6 — 35 
 
 Grif: a story of Australian life. Farjeon, 
 
 (B. L.) N.Y., 1874 4—24 
 
 Griffin (Gerald). Mr. Tlbbot O'Leary, tlio 
 
 curious, (/n Little classics, V. 5)....... 6 — 3.5 
 
 SwansofLir. (/n Little classics).. 6 — 35 
 
 Griffith Gaunt. Eeade (C.) Bost., 1871. 
 
 2 copies ,. 10 — 58 
 
 Guardian angel. Holnies(0. W.) Bost., 
 
 1872 5—31 
 
 Guerrazzi (F. D.) Isabella Orsiul : (15th 
 
 century.) Monti (Luigi), /n N.Y.,1859. 4—22 
 Guildcourt. MacDonald(G.) N.Y.,1868. 7—46 
 Guilt and innocence. Schwartz (M. S.) 
 
 Bost., 1871 10—54 
 
 Gulliver's travels. Swift (Jonathan), (v. 
 
 2 o/ Works) 21—122 
 
 GuyDeverell. LeFanu(J.S.) N.Y.,1866. 6— 37 
 Guy Manuerlng. Scott {Sir W.) Bost,, 
 
 lb68 11— 66 
 
 Guy Rivers: a tale of Georgia. Illus. 
 
 SimmsCW. G.) N. Y., 1855 11—65 
 
 H family, and other tales. Bremer 
 
 (F.) Howitt (M.), <r. Lond., 1853.... 1— 2 
 Habberton (John). Barton experiment. 
 
 N. Y., 1877 4— 22 
 
 Helen's babies. Host, 1876. 2 copies. 4 — 22 
 
 Some folks. N. Y. , 1877 4—22 
 
 Hadermann (Jeanette R.) Against the 
 
 world. Bost., 1873 4—22 
 
 Hale (Edward E.) Christmas eve and 
 
 Christmas day : ten Christmas stories. 
 
 Bost., 1874 5—34 
 
 His level best, and other stories. 
 
 Bost., 1873 5— 34 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Brick moou; Mouse and lion ; Confidence; Queen of Cali- 
 fomia; His level best; Tale of a salamander; Modem 
 Sinbad; Water talk. 
 
 If, yes, and perhaps: possibilities 
 
 and exaggerations. Bost. ,1874 5 — 34 
 
 CONTBNTS. 
 
 Children of the public ; Christmas waits in Boston ; Last 
 of the Florida ; Last voyage of the Resolution ; Man 
 without a country ; My double and how he undid me ; 
 Old and new, face to face ; Piece of possible history ; 
 Skeleton in the closet ; South American editor. 
 
 Ingham papers. Bost., 1869 5 — 34 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Daily bread; Did ho take the prince to ride! Dinner speak- 
 ing; Friends' meeting; Good society; Good-natured 
 pendulum ; How Mr. Frve would have preached it ; Me- 
 moir of Capt. Fred. Ingham ; Kagman and ragwoman ; 
 Kound the world in a hack; Paul Jones and Denis 
 Duval. 
 
 Man without a country. {In Little 
 
 classic;*, v. 1) 6 — 35 
 
 Our new crusade : a temperance 
 
 story. Bost., 1875 5—34 
 
 Philip Nolan's friends : a story of 
 
 the change of western empire. N. Y., 
 
 1877 5— 34 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Skeleton in the closet. {In Little 
 
 classics, V. 5) 6 — 35 
 
 Sybaris, and other homes. Host., 
 
 1869 22—129 
 
 Ten times one is ten. Bost., 1872.. 5 — 34 
 
 Ups and downs. Bost., 1873 5 — 34 
 
 Half a million of money. Edwards (A. B. ) 
 
 N. Y., 1873 4—25 
 
 Haliburton (T. C . ) Sam Slick, the attach^. 
 
 N. Y., n.d 5— 34 
 
 Sam Slick, clock-maker. Phila., 
 
 1838 5—34 
 
 Hall {Mrs. S. C.) Sketches of Irish char- 
 acter. Illus. Lond., n.d 5 — 34 
 
 Hamerton (P. G.) Marraorne. {No name 
 
 series.) \^anon.'\ Bost. , 1878 ... , 5 — 34 
 
 Wendcrholme: a story of Lanca- 
 shire and Yorkshire. Bost., 1876 5—34 
 
 Will Denbigh, nobleman. {No name 
 
 series.) [anon.'] Bost., 1877 5 — 34 
 
 Hamilton (Gail), psewrf. )SeeDod6e(M. A.) 
 
 Hammer and anvil. Spielhagcn(F.) 1870- 11 — 62 
 Hand and glove. Edwards (A. B.) N. 
 
 Y., 1875 4— 25 
 
 Handy Andy : a tale of Irish life. Lover, 
 
 (S.) n.d. 2copie8 7—47 
 
 Hannah. Craik (Mrs. D. M. M.) 1872.. 2— 9 
 Hannah Thurston. Taylor (J. B. ) N. Y., 
 
 1868 11— 61 
 
 Happy-thought Hall. Illus. Bumand 
 
 (F.C.) Bost., 1872 2—14 
 
 Happy thoughts. Buruand(F. C.) Bost., 
 
 1872 2— 14 
 
 Harbour bar : a tale of Scottish life. 
 
 Prestwich (Jfrs.) 1875 .5—34 
 
 Hard cash. Illus. Reads (C.) 1873. 2 
 
 copies 10 — 57 
 
 Hard times. Illus. Dickens (C.) {Bound 
 
 with Reprinted pieces. ) 1868 3 — 17 
 
 Same. (BoitndMn't/iBarnaby Rudge) 3 —   19 
 
 Hardy (Thomas). Desperate remedies. 
 
 N.Y., 1874 5— 34 
 
 Far from the madding crowd. N. 
 
 Y., 1874 5— 34 
 
 Under the greenwood tree : a rural 
 
 painting of the Dutch school. N. Y., 
 
 1874 5—34 
 
 Harland (Marion), pseud. See Terhune 
 
 (M. V. H.) 
 Harold ; or, the last of the Saxon kings. 
 
 Bulwer-Lytton (Sir E. G. E. L.) 1869. 
 
 2 copies 1 — 1 
 
 Harrington (George F.), pseud. Baker 
 
 (WilliamM.) 1— 5 
 
 Harris {Mrs. Miriam Cole.) Richard Van- 
 
 dermarck. N.Y.,1871 5— :i4 
 
 Rutledge. N. Y., 1875 5—34 
 
 Harry Heathcote of Gangoil, and Lady 
 
 Anna. TroUope (A.) 1874 12—17 
 
 Harry Lorrequer. Lever (C.J.) n.d 6 — 36 
 
FICTION. 
 
 105 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Harte (F. Brot). Condensed novels. Illiis. 
 
 Bost.,1873 5—34 
 
 Luck of Roaring Camp, and other 
 
 sketches. Bost.,1871 ,5—34 
 
 Mrs. Skagg's linsbands, and other 
 
 sketches. Bost.,1873 5—34 
 
 Tales of the Argonauts, and other 
 
 sketches. Boat., 1875 5—34 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Biiby Sylvester; Ei)i8o<Ie of Fiddletown; Fool of Five 
 Forks; How old man I'luiikett went homo; Jersey cen- 
 tenarian; PasaiVEe in the life of Mr. John Uakhurst; 
 Rose of Tuolumne; Wan Leo the Pagan. 
 
 Hartmaun (Moritz). Last days of a king 
 (Murat). Niles (M. E.), tr. Phila., 
 1867 5- 33 
 
 Harvoys (The). Kingsloy (H.) Berlin, 
 
 1«'--^ 6- 39 
 
 Hauff (Wilhelni). Arabian days' enter- 
 tainments. Illus. Curtis (H. P.), tr. 
 Bost., 1871 5-33 
 
 Haunted hearts. Cummins (M. S.) 1869. 2— 8 
 
 Haunted homestead. Southworth (E. D. 
 E.N.) 1860 11—63 
 
 Haunted tower. Wood (Mrs. H.) n. d.. 13—76 
 
 Havers (Dora). "Gift (Tlioo.)", pseud. 
 
 Pretty Miss Bellew. N. Y. , 1876 4—22 
 
 Maid EUioe. (Leisure hour series.) 
 
 N. Y., 1878 4-22 
 
 Haworth's. Burnett (Frances Hodgsou). 
 
 1879 2- 14 
 
 Ha-TO-thorne (Julian). Bressant. N. Y., 
 
 1873 5- 33 
 
 Idolatry. Bost., 1874 !5— 33 
 
 Hawthorne (Nathaniel). Blithedale ro- 
 mance. Bost., 1852 5 — ;i3 
 
 Birthmark (The). (In Little clas- 
 sics, v. 8) 6—35 
 
 David Swan. (In Little classics, 
 
 V. 4), 
 
 Ethan Brand. (In Little classics, 
 
 V.1) 
 
 House of seven gables. Best., 1868. 
 
 Marble faun; or, the romance of 
 
 Monte Beni. Bost., 1868. 2v 
 
 Mosses from an old manse. Bost., 
 
 1868. 2 V 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 1. Monsieur du Miroir. 
 
 6— 35 
 
 6— 35 
 6— 35 
 
 5— 33 
 
 5— 33 
 
 Artist of the beautiful. 
 
 Birthmark, v. 1. 
 
 Buds and bird voices, v. 1. 
 
 Celestial railroad, v. 1 
 
 Christmas banquet, v. 2. 
 
 Drowue's wooden image, v. 2. 
 
 Karth's holocaust, v. 2. 
 
 Egotism; or, the bosom ser- 
 pent, v. 2. 
 
 Feathertop: a moralized le- 
 gend, v. 1. 
 
 Fire worship, v. 1. 
 
 Hall of fantasy, v. 1. 
 
 Intelligence oiiiee. v. 1. 
 
 Mrs. Bullfroj;. v. 1. 
 
 - V. 1. 
 New Adam and Eve. v. 2. 
 Old apple-dealer, v. 2. 
 Old uiause. v. 1. 
 P. '8 correspondence, v. 2. 
 Passages from a relinquished 
 
 work. V. 2. 
 Itappaccini's daughter, v. 1. 
 Roger Malville's burial, v. 2. 
 Select party, v. 1. 
 Sketches from memory, v. 2. 
 Procession of life. v. 1. 
 Virtuoso's collection, v. 2. 
 Young Goodman Brown, v.l. 
 
 Scarlet letter. Bost. , 1875 5 — 33 
 
 Septimius Felton ; or, the elixir of 
 
 life. Bost., 1872 5—33 
 
 14: 
 
 Fiction — contin u ed . 
 
 Snow-image, and other twice-told 
 
 tales. Bost., 1868 5- 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 33 
 
 Major Molineux. 
 Manofadamaut; anapologuo' 
 Old news. 
 
 2. The old French war. 
 
 3. The old tory. 
 
 Old Ticonderoga: a picture 
 
 of the past. 
 Sylph Etherege. 
 Wives of the dead. 
 
 Boll's biography (A). 
 Canterbury pilgrims. 
 Devil in manuscript. 
 Ethan Brand, 
 (ireat sti)ne face. 
 John Inglefield's thanksgiv- 
 ing. 
 Little Daffydowndilly. 
 Main street. 
 
 Tanglewood tales, for boys and girls. 
 
 Illus. Bost., 1868 5—33 
 
 CONTKNTS. 
 
 Circo's palace. Minotaur (The). 
 
 Dragon s teeth. Pomegranate seeds. 
 
 Golden fleece. Pygmies (The). 
 
 Twice-told tales. Bost., 1868. 2 v. 5—33 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Little Annie's ramble, v. 1. 
 
 May-pole of Merry Mount. 
 V. 1. 
 
 Minister's black veil. v. 1. 
 
 Mr. Higgenbotham's catas- 
 trophe. V. 1. 
 
 Night sketches, v. 2. 
 
 Peter Goldthwaite's treas- 
 ures. V. 2. 
 
 Prophetic pictures, v. 1. 
 
 Rill from the town pump. v.l. 
 
 Seven vagabonds, v. 2. 
 
 Shaker bridal, v. 2. 
 
 Sights from a steeple, v. 2. 
 
 Sister's years, v. 2. 
 
 Snowflakes (The), v. 2. 
 
 Sunday at home. v. 1. 
 
 Toll-gatherer's day. v.l. 
 
 Village undo. v. 2. 
 
 Vision of the fountain, v.l. 
 
 Waketield. v. 1. 
 
 Wedding knell, v. 1. 
 
 White old maid. v. 2. 
 
 2. 
 
 Ambitious guest, v. 2. 
 Chippingsfiom achisel 
 David Swan. v. 1. 
 Dr. Heidegger's experiment. 
 
 V. 1. 
 Edward Fane's rosebud, v. 2. 
 Endicott and the red cross. 
 
 V. 2. 
 Fancy's show box. v. 1. 
 Footsteps on the sea-shore. 
 
 V. 2. 
 Gentle boy. v. 1. 
 Gray champion, v. 1. 
 Great carbuncle, v. 1. 
 Haunted mind. v. 2. 
 HoUowof thethroehills. v.l. 
 Legends of the Province 
 
 hotlae. V. 2. 
 
 1. Howe's mas(iuerade. 
 
 2. Edward Randolph's por- 
 
 trait. 
 
 3. Lady Eleauoro's mantle. 
 
 4. Old Esther Dudley. 
 
 Hay (John) and Guernsey (C. F.), ij-c. 
 
 Not pretty but precious, and other short 
 
 stories. Illus. Phila., 1874 5—33 
 
 Hay (Mary Cecil). Old Myddleton's 
 
 money. N. Y.,1875 5—33 
 
 Hays (Isaac Israel). Cast away in the 
 
 cold. Illus. Bost., 1872 5—33 
 
 "He Cometh not, she .said." Thomas (A.) 
 
 1875 2— 8 
 
 He knew ho was right. Trollope (A.) 
 
 1870 12—70 
 
 He would be a gentleman. Lover (S.) 
 
 u.d 7— 47 
 
 Head of the family. Craik (D. M. M.) 
 
 1873 2— 9 
 
 Headsman. Illus. Cooper (J. F.) 1864. 2— 10 
 Healy (Mary). Summer's romance. Bost., 
 
 1872 5— 33 
 
 Heart of Mid-Lothian. Scott (-Sir W.) 
 
 Bost., 1869 11— (ic 
 
 Hearts and hands. "Reid (Christian)". 
 
 1875 4-23 
 
 Heartsease; or, the brother's wife. Yonge 
 
 (CM.) N. Y., 1875. 2copies 13—74 
 
 Hector (Mrs. A. B. ) See Alexander (Mrs. 
 
 A. B.), pseud. 
 Hedged in. Phelps (E. S.) Bost., 1870. 10— 59 
 Heidenmauer. Illus. Cooper (J. F.) 1867. 2 — 10 
 Heir of Redolyffe. Yonge (C. M.) 1871. 
 
 2v 13— 74 
 
FICTION. 
 
 106 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Heir to Ashley. Wood (Mrs. H.) n. d.. 13— 76 
 
 Helen's babies. Habbertou (J.) 1876. 
 
 2 copies 4— 22 
 
 Helps {Sir Arthur). Casimlr Maremma. 
 
 Best., 1871 5— 32 
 
 Realmah. Lond. , 1869 .'>— 32 
 
 Henrietta Temple. Disraeli (B.) 1871.. 4—28 
 Henry Dunbar. lUus. Braddon (M. E.) 
 
 n.d 1— 3 
 
 Henry VIII and his court. Miihlbach 
 
 (L.) 1871 9—52 
 
 Henry Esmond. Thackeray (W. M.) 1869. 
 
 2 copies 12 — 73 
 
 Hentz (Caroline Lee). Ernest Linwood. 
 
 Phila., 1869 5— 32 
 
 Her dearest foe. Alexander ( Mrs. ) 1876. 1 — 7 
 Her face was her fortune. Robinson (F. 
 
 W.) 1875 10—56 
 
 Her good name. Bouveire (J. F.) 1875. 1 — 3 
 Her lord and master. Marryat(F.) Church 
 
 {Mrs. R.) 2— 13 
 
 Her majesty the queen. Cooke(J.E.) 1873. 2 — 11 
 Herbert (Henry \V.) "Forester (Frank)", 
 
 pseud. Cavaliers of England. N.Y.,1852. 5— 32 
 
 Fair puritan. Phila., 1875 5—32 
 
 Wager of battle : a tale of Saxon 
 
 slavery in Sherwood forest. N. Y. , 1855. 5 — 32 
 Here and hereafter. Athern (A.) Bost. 
 
 andLond.,1858 1— 6 
 
 Hereward, the last of the English. Kings- 
 ley (C.) 1866 6—39 
 
 Heritage of Langdale. " Alexander 
 
 {Mrs.)" N. Y., 1877 1— 6 
 
 Hermann Agha. Palgrave (W. G.) 1872. 9— 51 
 Hermit in Philadelphia. "Atall (Peter)". 
 
 Wain (R.) Phila., 1821 12—67 
 
 Hero(A), &,c. Craik (D. M. M.) 1872. 2— 9 
 
 HeroCarthew. Parr (L.) 1873 9—50 
 
 Hero of the pen (A). BUrstenbinder (E.) 
 
 " Werner (E.)",iJ8eu(i. 1875 2—14 
 
 Heroism. (&<iLittleclasslcs,v. 11.) Bost., 
 
 1875 6— 35 
 
 Hesperus. Richter (J.P. F.) 1865. 2 v. 10— 57 
 Hester Howard's temptation: a story. 
 
 Warfield(C. A.) Phila., Ie75 12—67 
 
 Hetty's strauge story. {No name series.) 
 
 lanon.-] Jackson {Mrs. H. H.) 1877.. 5— 29 
 Heyse (Paul). Lonely ones. {Bound with 
 
 Magdaleua.) 1870 6—40 
 
 Tales from the German. N. Y., 1879. 5— 32 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Count Ernest's home ; The dead lake ; The fury (L'Arra- 
 biata) ; Judith Stem. 
 
 Hidden chains. Marryat (F.) Church 
 
 (Mrs. Ro.s8). 1876. 3v 2—12 
 
 Hide and seek. Collins (W. W.) n.d.. 2—11 
 
 Higglnson (Thomas W.) Malbone: an 
 
 Oldport romance. Bost., 1871 5 — 32 
 
 Oldport days lUus. Bost., 1873.. 5—32 
 
 High mills (The). Illus. Saunders (K.) 
 
 1872 10— 54 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Highland widow. Scott {Sir Walter). 
 
 {Bound with The betrothed.) 1869 11— 6t> 
 
 Hillern (W. Von). Geier-Wally : a tale of 
 
 the Tyrol. N. Y., 1876 5—32 
 
 Only a girl. Wister {Mrs. A. L.), tr. 
 
 Phila., 1872 5— 32 
 
 Twofoldlife. M.S., tr. Phila., 1873. 5— :!2 
 
 Hills of the Shatemuc. Warner (Susan). 
 
 1873 12— 67 
 
 Hillyars and the Burtons. Kingsley (H.) 
 
 1866 6—38 
 
 HIrell. Saunders (J.) N. Y., 1870 10—54 
 
 His level best, aud other stories. Hale 
 
 (E. E.) 1873 5—34 
 
 His majesty, myself. {No name series.) 
 
 ianoii.^i Baker (W. M.) 1880 9—51 
 
 His natural life. Clarke (M.C.) 1876... 2—12 
 His two wives. Clemmer (Mrs. M.) 1876. 2 — 12 
 History of San ford and Merton. Day 
 
 (Thomas). 1869 3—21 
 
 Hitherto. Whitney (A. D. T.) 1869.... 13— 79 
 Hoey {Mrs. Cashel). Man in the reservoir. 
 
 {In Little classics, v. 4) 6 — 35 
 
 Hofer (Edmund). Old countess. Phila., 
 
 1870 5—32 
 
 Hoffman (David). Chronicles of Carta- 
 
 philus. 2 V. Lond., 1853 43—263 
 
 Hohensteins. Spielhagen (F.) 1870 11—62 
 
 Holbeach (Heury), pseud. See Reinds 
 
 (W. B.) 
 Holland (J. G.) Arthur Bonnicastle. 
 
 Illus. N.Y., 1874 5—32 
 
 Bay path : a tale of New England 
 
 colonial life. N. Y., 1872 5— 32 
 
 Miss Gilbert's career. N. Y., 1872. 5— 32 
 
 Sevenoaks. N. Y. , 1875 5—32 
 
 Holley (M.) Josiah Allen's wife, as P. A. 
 
 andP. I. Hartford, 1878 5—32 
 
 My opinions and Betsey Bobbet's. 
 
 Hartford, 1875 5— 32 
 
 Holm (Saxe), pseud. Saxe Holm's stories. 
 
 N. Y., 1874 10— 54 
 
 Holme Lee, jiseud. See Parr (H.) 
 Holmes {Mrs. Mary J.) Edna Browning. 
 
 N. Y. and Lond., 1874 5—31 
 
 Marian Gray. N.Y. and Lond., 1871 5 — 31 
 
 West lawn and the rector of St. 
 
 Mark's. N. Y. and Lond., 1874 5—31 
 
 Holmes (O. W.) Autocrat of the break- 
 fast table ; every man his own Boswell. 
 
 Bost., 1865 5— 31 
 
 Elsie Venner : a romance of destiny. 
 
 Bost, 1874 5— 31 
 
 Guardian angel. Bost., 1872 5 — 31 
 
 Iris. {In Little classics, v. 7) 6 — 35 
 
 Poet at the breakfast table. Bost., 
 
 1872 5— 31 
 
 Professor at the breakfast table. . . 5 — 31 
 
 Home (The); or, life in Sweden, and strife 
 
 aud peace. Bremer (F.) Lond., 1853.. 1 — 2 
 Same. Phila., n. d 1 — 2 
 
FICTION. 
 
 107 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — contimied. 
 
 Home as found: sequel to "Homeward 
 
 bound." Illus. Cooper (J. F. ) 1870.. 2—10 
 Home influence. AgHilar(G.) N. Y., 1872. 1— 7 
 Home scenes and heart studies. Aguilar 
 
 (G.) 1870 1— 7 
 
 Homeward bound. Cooper (J. F.) 1865. 2 — 10 
 Hood (Thomas). Tylney Hall. N. Y., 
 
 1873 5—31 
 
 Hook (T. E.) Gilbert Gurney. Phila., 
 
 1836 5— 31 
 
 Hooper {Mrs. Lucy H.) Under the tri- 
 color; or, the American colony in Paris. 
 
 Phila., 1880 5— 31 
 
 Hoosier schoolmaster. Eggleston (E.) 
 
 1871 4—25 
 
 Hope deferred. Pollard (E. F.) 1872 ... 10— 59 
 Hopes and fears. Yonge(C.M.) 1873.. 13— 74 
 Horace Torapleton. Lever (C. J.) n. d. 6— 36 
 Horrors of Paris (The) : sequel to the " Mo- 
 hicans of Paris." Dumas (A. D.) n. d.. 4 — 26 
 Horseshoe Robinson. Kennedy (J. P.) 
 
 1872 6- 39 
 
 Hostages to fortune. Braddon (M. E.) 
 
 1875 1_ 8 
 
 House and the brain. Bulwer-Lytton (E. 
 
 G. E. L.) (/« Little classics, V. 2) 6—35 
 
 House iu town: sequel to "Opportunities." 
 
 Warner (Susan). 1872 13— 80 
 
 House of Israel. Illus. Warner(S.) 1872- 13—80 
 
 House of Ross. Riddle, A. 6. 1881 10—56 
 
 House of seven gables. Hawthorne (N.) 
 
 1868 5- 33 
 
 Household of Bou verio. Warfield (C. A. ) 
 
 N. Y., 1860. 2v , 12—57 
 
 How^ a bride was won. Gerstiicker (F.) 
 
 1872 4- 22 
 
 Ho'w^ he won her: sequel to "Fair play." 
 
 South worth (E. D. E. N.) 1869 11—63 
 
 Hovrard (Blanche Wyllys). One summer. 
 
 Bost., 1875. 2 copies 5 — 32 
 
 Hcw^ells ( W. D. ) A chauce acquaintance. 
 
 Bost., 1873 5— 31 
 
 Foregone conclusion. Bost., 1875 - 5 — 31 
 
 Lady of the Aroostook. Bost., 1879. 5—31 
 
 Romance in real life. (/« Little 
 
 classics, V. 4) 6—35 
 
 Their wedding journey. Illus. 
 
 Bost., 1874 5—31 
 
 Undiscovered country. N. Y.,1880. 5 — 31 
 
 Howltt (William). Johnny Darbyshire. 
 
 {Ill Little classics, v. 9) 6 — 35 
 
 Howland (Marie). Papa's own girl. N. 
 
 Y., 1874 .'-,— 31 
 
 Hugessen (E. H. KnatchbuU-). Crackers 
 
 for Christmas. Lond., 1877 5 — 31 
 
 Moonshine. Lond., 1874 5 — 31 
 
 Tales at tea-time. Lond., 1872 5 — 30 
 
 Puss-cat mew. N. Y., 1871 5—31 
 
 Whispers from fairyland. Illus. 
 
 N. Y., 1875 5— 30 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Hugessen (Louisa Knatchbull-). History 
 of Prince Perrypets : a fairy tale. Illus. 
 
 Lond., 1872 5—30 
 
 Hughes {Hon. Thomas). Scouring of the 
 
 white horse. Illus. Loud., 1859 5—30 
 
 Tom Brown at Oxford. Boat., 1869. 
 
 2 V 5—30 
 
 Tom Brown's school-days at Rugby. 
 
 Illus. Bost., 1869 5—30 
 
 Hugo (Victor). Les misdrables. N. Y., 
 
 1869. 2copie8 5—30 
 
 Man who laughs. Young (William), 
 
 tr. N. Y., 1869 5—30 
 
 Ninety-three. Benedict (F. L.), tr. 
 
 N. Y., 1874 5—30 
 
 Toilers of the sea. N. Y., 1879 .... 5—30 
 
 Huguenot family. Tytler(S.) N.Y.,1868. 12— 68 
 Humors of Falconbridge. Kelley (J. F.) 
 
 1856 6— 39 
 
 Humphrey Clinker. Smollett (T.) 1872. 11— 64 
 
 Hypatia. Kingsley (C.) 1870 6—39 
 
 Hyperion. Longfellow (H. W.) Bost., 
 
 18&5. 2 copies 6—35 
 
 I go a-Hshing. Prime (W. C.) 1874 34—208 
 
 Ida May. Langdon (M.) Bost., 1854.... 10— 59 
 Idalia. "Ouida," pseud, of Rame (L. de 
 
 la). Phila., 1870 .- 10— 58 
 
 Idolatry. Hawthorne (J.) 1874 5—33 
 
 If, yes, and perhaps. Hale (E. E.) 1874. 5— 34 
 Ik Marvel, pseud. See MitcheU (D. G.) 
 Improvisatore. Andersen (H. C.) 1873. 1 — 6 
 In a winter city. "Ouida." Rame (L. de 
 
 la). 1876 10—58 
 
 In exitu Israel. Gould (S. Baring). N. 
 
 Y., 1870 4— 22 
 
 In extremis. Greeuough {Mrs. S. D.) 
 
 Bost., 1872 4— 22 
 
 In silk attire. Black (W.) 1872 1— 4 
 
 In the days of my youth. Edwards ( A. B. ) 
 
 1874 4— 25 
 
 Inchbald (Elizabeth). A simple story. 
 
 N. Y., n. d 5— 30 
 
 India. Southworth (E. D.E.N.) 1857 .. 11— 63 
 Inez : a tale of the Alamo. Wilson (A. J. 
 
 Evans). 1874 13—78 
 
 InfeUce. Wilson (A. J. Evans). 1876... 13— 78 
 IngeloTW (Jean). Fated to be free. Bost., 
 
 1875 5— 30 
 
 Mopsa the fairy. Illus. Bost., 1871. 5 — 30 
 
 Off the Skelligs. Bost., 1872 5— 30 
 
 Poor Matt ; or, the clouded intellect. 
 
 Bost., 1869 5— 30 
 
 Sister's bye-hours. Bost. , 187 1 5—30 
 
 Storiestoldtoachild. Illus. Bost., 
 
 1866. 2v 5—30 
 
 Studies for stories. Illus. Bost., 
 
 1870 5—30 
 
 Ingham papers. Hale (E. E. ) 1869 5—34 
 
 Ingo. Freytag (G.) N. Y., 1873 4— 83 
 
FICTION. 
 
 108 
 
 FICTION, 
 
 Fiction — continuetl. 
 
 Ingoldsby legends. Barbam (E. H.) 
 
 1872 .' 2;!— 136 
 
 Ingraban. Froytag (G. ) 1873 4—23 
 
 lugraham {Rev. J. H.) Pillar of Are. 
 
 Phila., 1860 5— 30 
 
 Prince of the house of David. 
 
 Phila., 1860 5— 30 
 
 Throne of David. Illus. Phila., 
 
 1860 5—30 
 
 Inheritance. Ferrier(M.) n. d 4 — 24 
 
 Initials. Tautphceus (I. von), n. d 11 — 61 
 
 Innocents abroad. Illus. " Twain 
 
 (Mark)", pseud, of Clemens (S. L.) 
 
 1871. 2 copies 2—12 
 
 Invasion of France in 1814. Erckmann 
 
 ( E. ) and Chatrian (A. ) 1871 4—25 
 
 Invisible princess. O'Connor (F.) (In 
 
 Little classics, v. 8) 6 — 36 
 
 Iris. Holmes (0. W.) {In Little classics, 
 
 v. 7) 6— 36 
 
 Irish sketch-book. Illus. Thackeray (W. 
 
 M.) 1870. 2copie8 12—73 
 
 Iron cousin. Clarke (M. C.) 1875 2—12 
 
 Iron haijd. Dumas(A.D.) n. d 4 — 26 
 
 Iron mask. Dumas ( A. D.) 1875 4 — 26 
 
 Iron shroud. Mudford (W.) {In Little 
 
 classics, v. 3) 6 — 36 
 
 Irving (Wasliington). Adventures of Cap- 
 tain Bcmueville in the Rocky Mountains. 
 
 N. Y. and Lond., 1850 5— 29 
 
 Alhambra. N. Y., 1853 5—29 
 
 Bracebridge Hall; or, the humor- 
 ists. N. Y., 1853 5—29 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Aniiottt! Belarbre ; Dolph Heyliger; Fortune-telling; Gyp- 
 sies; May-day; St. Mark's eve; The hall; The storm- 
 ship ; The student of .Salamanca. 
 
 Conquest of Granada. N. Y., 1851. 5— 29 
 
 History of New York. By Diedrich 
 
 Knickerbocker. N. Y., 1851 5—29 
 
 Sketch-book. Phila., 1871 ,5—29 
 
 Same. Author's revised edition. 
 
 N. Y., 1864 5—29 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Boar's head tavern; Christmas; Rip Van Winkle ; Spec- 
 tre bridegroom ; The legend of Sleepy Hollow ; west- 
 minster abbey, &c. 
 
 Tales of a traveller. N. Y., 1867. .. 5—29 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 liuckthorne and his friends ; Hell-gate ; Eidd, the pirate ; 
 Strange stories by a nervous gentleman ; The Italian 
 bauditll ; The money-diggers, tfcc. 
 
 Wolfert's roost. N. Y. , 1855 5—29 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 A contented man ; Birds of spring ; Broek, or the Dutch 
 para<lise; Count Van Horn; Creole village; Don Juan; 
 Guests from Gibbet Island; Knight of Malta; Legend 
 of thi^ engulfed convent: Mountjoy ; Kalpli Ringwood ; 
 Rt^eoUections of the Alhambra; Sketches in Paris in 
 182.5; The Abencerrage; The adalantado of the seven 
 cities; The Bermudas; The Mississippi bubble; The 
 phantom island ; The Seminoles ; AV'idow's ordeal; Wol- 
 fert's roost. 
 
 Ib it true ? Tales curious and wonderful. 
 
 Craik(i/r8. D. M. M.) 1872 2— 9 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Isabel of Bavaria, Queen of France. Du- 
 mas (A. D.) n.d 4—26 
 
 Isabel, the young wife. Jeaifreson (J. C. ) 
 
 1857 5— 29 
 
 Isabella Orsini. Guerrazzi (F. D.) Monti 
 
 (L.), /r. 1859 4—22 
 
 Ishmael. Southworth (E. D. E. N.) 1876. 11—63 
 Isliander (Rise of). Disraeli (B.) 1871. 
 
 ( Bound with Contarini Fleming) 4 — 28 
 
 Israel Mort, overman. Saunders (J.) 
 
 1872 10— 54 
 
 It is never too late to mend. Reade (C.) 
 
 N.Y.,1873 10— 57 
 
 It is the fashion. Auer (A. von). 1872.. 1 — 6 
 Italian girl. Washburn (K. S.) Bost., 
 
 1874 13— 79 
 
 Italy (From dawn to dark in). Illus. 
 
 Lond., 1871 4— 23 
 
 Italy. Romance of history. Macfarlane 
 
 (C.) n.d 7—44 
 
 Ivanhoe. Scott («»r Walter). Bost., 1879. 11—66 
 Izion in heaven. Disraeli (B.) {Hound 
 
 ioiWiAlroy.) 1871 6— 2» 
 
 Jack Hazard and his fortunes. Illus. 
 
 Trowbridge (J. T.) Bost., 1873 12— 69 
 
 Jack Hinton. Lever (C. J.) Phila., n.d. 6—36 
 Jack Tier. Illus. Cooper (J. F.) N. Y., 
 
 1873 8—10 
 
 Jackson {Mrs., formerly Helen Maria 
 
 Hunt, "H. H.") Bits of talk about 
 
 home matters. Boston, 1873 5 — 29 
 
 Hetty's strange history. {No name 
 
 series.) Bost., 1880 5—29 
 
 Mercy Philbrick's choice. ( A'b name 
 
 series.) Bost., 1876 5—29 
 
 Jacob Faithful. Marryat(Cai)<. F.) N. Y., 
 
 1857. 2 copies 7—43 
 
 James (Henry, jr.) A. passionate pil- 
 grim, and other tales. Bost., 1875 5 — 29 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Eugene Pickering ; Last of the Valerii ; Madame de 
 Mauves ; Madonna of the future ; Passionate pilgrim ; 
 Romance of certain old clothes. 
 
 Confidence. Bost., 1880 5—29 
 
 Daisy Miller. A study. N. Y., 
 
 1879 &— 29 
 
 Roderick Hudson. Bost., 1876.... 5— 29 
 
 The American. Bost. , 1877 5—29 
 
 Washington square. N. Y., 1880.. .5— 29 
 
 Watch and ward. Bost., 1878 5—29 
 
 Jameson {Mrs. A.) Studies, stories, and 
 
 memoirs. Bost., 1866 23—138 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 False one; Halloran the peddler ; Indian mother; Much 
 coin, much care. 
 
 Jane Eyre. Bront6 (Charlotte). 2 cop- 
 ies 1— 2 
 
 Janet's home. Keary (A.) 1866 6—39 
 
 Janet's love and servioe. Robertson (M. 
 M.) n. d 10—56 
 
 Japhet in search of a father. Marry at 
 
 {CapUF.) ia57 7—43 
 
FICTION. 
 
 109 
 
 PICTIOH. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Jeaffi-e8on(J. C.) Isabel. N. Y.,1857.. ,5—29 
 
 Live it down. N. Y., 1873 5— 2 
 
 Lottie darling. N. Y., 1874 ,'')— 29 
 
 : Not (lead yet. N. Y., 1864 5—29 
 
 Olive Blake's good work. N. Y., 
 
 1871 6—29 
 
 Jenkin (Mrs. C.) Jupiter's daughters. 
 
 N. Y., 1874 5— 29 
 
 Madame de Beauprg. N. Y., 1869. . 5— 29 
 
 Psycho of to-day. N. ¥. , 1874 5—29 
 
 Skirmishing. N. Y. , 1870 5—29 
 
 " Who breaks— pays." N. Y., 1873. 5— 29 
 
 Within an ace. N. Y. , 1875 5—29 
 
 Jenkins (Edward). Little Hodge. N. Y., 
 
 1873 6—40 
 
 Jerrold (D.) Fireside saints, Mr. Caudle's 
 
 breakfast talk, and other papers. Host., 
 
 1873 6—40 
 
 C0NTE.\T8. 
 
 A respectable man ; An old bouse in tbe city ; Great 
 
 Eaciticator; Guy Fawkes; Hans Flesb-pots; Hedge- 
 og letters; Lord of Peiresc ; Midnight at Madame T.s ; 
 My busband's "winnings"; Pigs; Pope Gregory and 
 the pear tree; Stage devil; The last paracbiite; The 
 man who knew himself; Tutor fiend and bis three 
 pupils. 
 
 Works, V. 1, 3, 4. Lohd 6—40 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 V. 1. St. Giles and St. James; Punch's letters to bis son. 
 V. 3. Mrs. Caudle's curtain lectures ; Men of character ; 
 
 Punch's complete letter-writer. 
 V. 4. Man made of money ; Sketches of the English ; 
 
 Chronicles of Clovemook ; Sick giant and Doctor Dwarf. 
 
 Jerry Jarvis' wig. Barham (R. H.) (In 
 
 Little classics, v. 4) fi — 36 
 
 Jessamine. Harland (Marion). Terhune 
 
 (.Vrs.) N.Y. and Lond., 1874 11—60 
 
 Jessie Trim. Farjeon (B. L.) N. Y.,1875. 4 — 24 
 Jewett (Susan W.) From fourteen to 
 
 fourscore. N. Y., 1871 6—40 
 
 Jocelyn'a mistake. Spender (Mrs. J. K.) 
 
 1875 11— 62 
 
 Johannes Olaf. De Wille (E.) 1873.... 3—20 
 John (E.) " Miirlitt (E.)" At the coun- 
 cillor's. Wister (Afrs. A. L.),tr. Phila., 
 
 1876 6- 40 
 
 Countess Gisela. Wister (Mrs. A. 
 
 L.), <r. Phila., 1872. 3 copies : 6—40 
 
 Gold Elsie. Wister (Ifrg. A. L.), tr. 
 
 Phila., 1871. 2 copies 6—40 
 
 Little moorland princess. Wister 
 
 (Mrs. A.L..), tr. Phila., 1872. 2 copies. 6—40 
 Magdaleua. (Bound with Over 
 
 yonder.) Phila., 1870 6—40 
 
 Old mam'selle's secret. Wister 
 
 (Mrs. A. h.), tr. Phila., 1874 6—40 
 
 Over yonder. ( Bound with Magda- 
 
 lena.) Phila., 1673 <i— 40 
 
 Second wife. Wister (Mrs. A. L.), 
 
 tr. Phila., 1874 6—40 
 
 John Brent. Winthrop (T.) Bost., 1862. 13- 77 
 John de Lancaster. Cumberland (R.) 
 
 1809. 2v 2— 8 
 
 John Dorrien. Kavanagh(J.) 1875 6 — 40 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 John Godfrey's fortunes. Taylor (J. Bay- 
 ard). 1868 11—61 
 
 John Halifax, gentleman. C'raik (D. M. 
 
 M.) 1872. 2 copies 2— 9 
 
 John Maiclimont's legacy. Braddon (M. 
 
 E.) N.Y., 1863 1— 3 
 
 John Milton and his times. Ring (M.) 
 
 1868 10— 56 
 
 John Phcenix, pseud. ,See Derby (G. H.) 
 
 John Thompson, blockhead. Parr (L.) 
 
 n. d 9— 50 
 
 John Worthington'H name. Benedict (F. 
 
 L.) N.Y., 1874 1— 4 
 
 Johnny Darbyshire. Howitt (Wm.) (In 
 
 Little classics, v. 9) 6 — 36 
 
 Johnson, Rossiter, ed. (See Little clas- 
 sics.) 
 
 Johnson (S.) History of Rasselas. (In 
 
 V. 6 of his Works) 21—125 
 
 Johnson (Virginia W.) Joseph the Jew. 
 
 \_anon.'] 6— 40 
 
 Sack of gold. N. Y., 1875 6—40 
 
 Jonathan Wild. Fielding (H. ) 4—24 
 
 Jones (M.) Black prince. lUus. Lond. 
 
 and N. Y., u. d 6—40 
 
 Jorrook8(John),^seM(?. See Surtees(R.S.) 
 
 Jorrocks' jaunts and jollities. Surtees 
 
 (R. S.) 1838. 11—61 
 
 Joseph and his friend. Taylor (J. Bayard). 
 
 1870 11— 61 
 
 Joseph Andrews. Fielding (H.) 1861... 4—24 
 Joseph Grimaldi. Dickens (C.) Phila., 
 
 18:J8 3— 16 
 
 Joseph Noirel's revenge. Cherbuliez (V.) 
 
 1872 2—13 
 
 Joseph II and his court. Miihlbach (L.) 
 
 1875 9—52 
 
 Joseph the Jew. Johnson (Virginia W.) 
 
 1874 6—40 
 
 Joshua Marvel. Farjeon (B.L.) 1872... 4—24 
 Josiah Allen's wife, as P. A. and P. 1. Hol- 
 
 ley(M.) 1878 5—32 
 
 Journey to the center of the earth. Illus. 
 
 Verne (J.) Bost.,n.d 12-68- 
 
 Journey to the north polo. Illus. Verne 
 
 (J.) Lond. and N. Y., 1875 12—68 
 
 Judd (Sylvester). Margaret : a tale of the 
 
 real and the ideal. Bost., 1871 6— 40 
 
 Judson (Emily C.) " Forester (Fanny)". 
 
 Alderbrook. Bost., 1866 6—40 
 
 Kathayan slave. (In Little clas- 
 sics, v. 3) 6—36 
 
 Jupiter's daughters. Jenkin (Mrs. C.) 
 
 1874 5— 29 
 
 Justin Harley : romance of old Virginia. 
 
 Cooke (J. E.) 1874. 2—11 
 
 Kaloolah. Mayo ( W. S. ) 1854 8—48 
 
 Kate Beaumont. Illus. De Forest (J. 
 
 W.) 1872 3—21 
 
 Kate O'Donoghue. Lever (C. J.) n. d.. 6 — 36 
 
FICTION, 
 
 110 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Katharine Walton ; or, the rebel of Dor- 
 chester. Illns. Simms(W. G.) N. Y., 
 
 1854 11— 65 
 
 Katbayan slave. Jndson (E. C.) {In 
 
 Little classics, v. 3) 6 — 38 
 
 Katherine Earle. Trafton (A.) 1874... 12— 71 
 
 Kathie Brande. Parr(H.) 1857. 2 copies. 9— 50 
 
 Kavanagh (Julia). AdMe. N.Y., 1873.. 6—40 
 
 Beatrice. N.Y., 1872 6—40 
 
 Bessie. N.Y., 1872 6—40 
 
 Daisy Burns. N. Y., 1873 6—40 
 
 Dora. Illus. N. Y., 1873 6—40 
 
 Grace Lee. N. Y., 1872 6—40 
 
 John Dorrieu. N. Y. , 1875 6—40 
 
 Madeleine : a tale of Auvergue. 
 
 N. Y., 1852 6—40 
 
 Nathalie. N.Y.,1872 6—40 
 
 Queen Mab. N.Y.,1872. 2 copies. 6—39 
 
 Rachel Gray. N.Y.,1873 6—39 
 
 Seven years, and other tales. N. Y., 
 
 1872 6— 39 
 
 Silvia. N.Y.,1873 6—39 
 
 Sybil's second love. N. Y., 1872.. . 6— 39 
 
 Two lilies. N.Y.,1877 6—39 
 
 Kavanagh. Longfellow (H. W.) Bost., 
 
 1859 6—35 
 
 Keary (Annie). Clemency Frauklyn. 
 
 Lond. andN.Y., 1871 6— 39 
 
 Janet's home. Lond., 1866. 6 — 39 
 
 Oldbury. Lond., 1869 6—39 
 
 {ancl E.) Castle Daly : the story of 
 
 an Irish home thirty years ago. n. d.. . 6— 39 
 
 Little Wanderlin, and other fairy 
 
 tales. Lond., 1865...-. 6—39 
 
 Keeler (Ralph). Vagabond adventures. 
 
 Bost., 1870 6—39 
 
 Kelley (Jonathan F.) Humors of Fal- 
 
 conbridge. Illus. Phila., 1856 6 — 39 
 
 Kelleya and O'Kelleys. Trollope (A.) 
 
 N. Y., 1860 12— 70 
 
 Kenelm Chillingly. Bulwer-Lytton {Sir 
 
 E.G.E.L.) 1873 1— I 
 
 Kenilworth. Scott (Sir W.) 1869 11—66 
 
 .Kennedy (J. P.) Horseshoe Robinson. 
 
 N. Y., 1872 6—39 
 
 Quodlibet: annals, &c. Phlla., 
 
 1860 6—39 
 
 Rob of the bowl. Phila., 1861 .... 6—39 
 
 Swallow barn ; or, the old domin- 
 ion. Illus. N.Y.,1872 6—39 
 
 Kenneth, my king. Brock (S. A.) 1873. 1 — 2 
 Kickleburya abroad, &c. Thackeray 
 
 (W. M.) 1869. (fioM«dw«A Catharine). 11— 60 
 
 Kihneny. Black (W.) 1870 1— 4 
 
 Kimball (Richard B.) Was he success- 
 ful? N. Y. and Leipsic, 1864 6—39 
 
 King of the golden river; or, black 
 brothers. Ruskin (J.) {In Little clas- 
 sics, V. 10) 6—36 
 
 King of the mountains. About (E.) 
 
 Bost., 1861 1— 7 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Kingof the peak. Cunningham (A.) {In 
 
 Little classics, V. 7) 6 — 36 
 
 King's own. Marryat {Capt. F.) 1857. 7 — 43 
 Kingsley (Charles). Alton Locke. N. Y., 
 
 n.d 6—39 
 
 Hereward ; the last of the English. 
 
 Bost., 1866 6—39 
 
 — Hypatia. Bost., 1880 6—39 
 
 Two years ago. Bost., 1866 6 — 39 
 
 Water babies. Bost., 1869 6—39 
 
 Westward ho! voyages of Sir 
 
 Amyas Leigh. Lond. and N. Y., 1871.. 6 — 39 
 
 Kingsley (Henry). Boy in gray. Illus. 
 
 Lond., 1871... 6—39 
 
 Harveys (The). Berlin and Phila., 
 
 1872 6—39 
 
 Hillyars (The), and the Burtons. 
 
 Bost., 1866 6— 38 
 
 Leighton court: a country-house 
 
 story. Bost., 1866 6—38 
 
 Lost child. Illns. Lond. and N. 
 
 Y., 1871 6— 35 
 
 Same. {In Little classics, v. 10).. 6 — 38 
 
 Old Margaret. Berlin and Phila., 
 
 1872 : 6—38 
 
 Ravenshoe. Lond., 1864 6 — 38 
 
 Silcote of Silcotes. Lond., 1869.. . 6— 38 
 
 Stretton. Illus. N. Y., 1869 6—38 
 
 Kip (Leonard). Dead marquis. N. Y., 
 
 1873 6—38 
 
 Kirke (Edmund), pseud. See Gilmore 
 
 (J. R.) 
 Kismet. {Nonamesei'ies.) Fletcher (Julia). 
 
 "Fleming (George)", pseud. Bost., 
 
 1877 ,. 4—24 
 
 Kissing the rod. Yates (E.) u. d 13— 75 
 
 Kitty. Edwards (M. B.) N. Y., 1870... 4—25 
 Knatchbull-Hugessen (E. H.) See Hu- 
 
 gessen (E. H. K.) 
 Knatchbull-Hugessen (Louisa). See Hu- 
 
 gessen (L. K.) 
 Knickerbocker's history of New York. 
 
 Irviug(W.) 1851 5—29 
 
 Knight of Gwynne. Lever(C.J.) Lond., 
 
 n.d 6— 36 
 
 Knight of the nineteenth century. Roe 
 
 (E. P.) 1877 10—55 
 
 Lacy diamonds. Coulson (J. 6. A.) 1875. 6 — 38 
 Lady Audley's secret. Braddon (M. E.) 
 
 N. Y., n. d. 2 copies 1 — 3 
 
 Lady-bird. FnlleTton {Lady G.) 1868.. 4—23 
 
 Lady Hester. Yonge (C. M.) 1874 13—74 
 
 Lady Judith. McCarthy (J.) 1871 7—46 
 
 Lady Lisle. Braddon (M. E.) n.d 1— 3 
 
 Lady of Shalott. Phelps (E. S.) {In 
 
 Little classics, v. 10) _. 6 — 38 
 
 Lady of the Aroostook. Howells (W. D. ) 
 
 1879 5—31 
 
 Lady of the ice. Illus. DeMille(J.) 1871. 3—20 
 Lady of the isle. Southworth (E. D. E. 
 
 N.) 1859 n— 63 
 
FICTION. 
 
 Ill 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued . 
 
 Lady Susan. Austen (J.) Lond., 1872.. 1— 5 
 
 Lamb (Charles). Dissertation upon roast 
 
 pig. (/» Little classics, v. 5) &— 35 
 
 .Dream children. (In Little clas- 
 sics, V. 4) 6— :{5 
 
 Rosamond Gray, (/m his Works) . 21— lA'i 
 
 Lamplighter. Cummins (M. S.) 1870.. 2— 8 
 Lances of Lynwood. Illus. Yonge (C. 
 
 M.) Loud., 1868 13—74 
 
 Landatlast. Yates (E.) n. d 13—75 
 
 Landolin. Auerbach (Berthold). 1878. 1— 6 
 Langdon (Mary), jyseud. See Pike (M. H. ) 
 Last chronicle of Barset. TroUope (A.) 
 
 1867 12-70 
 
 Last days of a king. (Murat.) Hart- 
 
 mann (M.) 1867 5—33 
 
 Last days of Pompeii. Bulwer-Lytton 
 
 (Si>E. G. E. L.) 1869. 2 copies -. 1— 1 
 
 Last of the harons. Bulwer-Lytton (Sir 
 
 E. G. E.L.) 1869. 2 copies 1— 1 
 
 Last of the Mohicans. Illus. Cooper (J. 
 
 F.) 1864 2—10 
 
 Later years. Prime (W. C.) N. Y. , 1867 . 10— 58 
 Laughter. (*<; Little classics, v. 5.) 
 
 Bost., 1875 6 — 35 
 
 Laurel bush. Muloch(D. M.) N. Y.,1876. 2— 9 
 Lauson tragedy. De Forest (W.) (/» 
 
 Little classics, v. 3) 6 — 35 
 
 Lavengro. Borrow (G.) 1857. {Bound 
 
 with Komany Ky e) 1 — 3 
 
 La-w and the lady. Illus. Collins (W. 
 
 W.) N. Y., 1875 2—11 
 
 Lawrence's adventures. Ti-owbridge (J. 
 
 T.) 1873 12—69 
 
 Leaf in the storm. "Ouida." Leipzig, 
 
 1872 10— 58 
 
 Same. {In Little classics, v. 11).. 6 — 35 
 
 Leah : a woman of fashion. Edwards (A. ) 
 
 u.d 4—25 
 
 Leam Duudas (Atonement of). Linton 
 
 {Mrs. E. L.) 6— 36 
 
 Leather-stocking tales. See Cooper (J. 
 
 F.) 2—10,11 
 
 Leaves from Margaret Smith's journal. 
 
 Whittier(J. G.) Bost., 1849 13—77 
 
 Lee (Holme), ^geurf. See Parr (H.) 
 
 Le Fanu (J. S.) All in the dark. N. Y., 
 
 1866 6—37 
 
 Checkmate. Illus. Bost., n. d... 6 — 37 
 
 Guy Deverell. N. Y., 1866 6— 37 
 
 Lo.st name. N. Y., 1871 6—37 
 
 Tenants of Malory. N. Y., 1871.. . 6— 37 
 
 Uncle Silas. N. Y.,ji. d 6—37 
 
 Legends of Number Nip. Illus. Lemon 
 
 (Mark). 1864 6—36 
 
 Legends of savage life. Greenwood (J.) 
 
 U:. d 4—22 
 
 Leighton court. Kingsley (H.) 1866... 6 — 28 
 Leila ; or, the siege of Granada. Bulwer- 
 Lytton (E. G. E. L.) 1— 1 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Lemon (Mark). Legends of Number Nip. 
 
 Illus. Lond., 1864 6—36 
 
 Lenzen (Marie). Not in their set. M.S., 
 
 tr. from German. Bost., 1874 6 — 36 
 
 Leonora Casaloni. TroUopc (T. A.) n. d. 12— 69 
 
 Le Sage (A. R.) Advf^ntures of Gil Bias 
 of Santillane. Malkin (B. H.), <r. Loud., 
 1809. 4v 6—37 
 
 Les mis^rables. Hugo (V.) 1869 5 — 30 
 
 Same : authorized copyright, En- 
 glish translation. Loud., u.d 5 — 30 
 
 Lever (C. J.) Arthur O'Leary. Phila., 
 
 u.d 6—36 
 
 Barrington. Lond., n. d 6— 3 
 
 Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly. N. 
 
 Y., 1871 6- 36 
 
 Charles O'Malley, the Irish dragoon. 
 
 Phila., n. d 6—36 
 
 Con Cregan, the Irish Gil Bias. 
 
 Lond. and N. Y., n. d 6— 36 
 
 Daltons; or, three roads in life. 
 
 Loud., n. d 6 — 36 
 
 Davenport Dunn. Phila., n. d 6 — 36 
 
 Dodd family abroad. Loud., n. d . 6 — 36 
 
 Fortunes of Glencore. N. Y., 1872. 6— 36 
 
 Gerald Fitzgerald, "the chevalier." 
 
 N. Y., 1872. {Hound with Sir Brook 
 
 P'osbrooke) 6 — 36 
 
 Harry Lorrequer. Phila., n. d. 2 
 
 copies 6— 36 
 
 Horace Templetou. Phila., n. d .. 6 — 36 
 
 Jack Hinton, the guardsman. 
 
 Phila., n. d :._. 6— 36 
 
 Kate O'Donoghue. Phila., n. d . .. 6 — 36 
 
 Knight of G Wynne. Lond., n. d. 
 
 2 copies 6 — 36 
 
 Luttrellof Arran. N. Y., 1867 6—36 
 
 Martins of Cro' Martin. N. Y., 
 
 1869 G-36 
 
 Maurice Tiernay, the soldier of for- 
 tune. Lond., n. d 6 — 35 
 
 Oneofthem. N. Y., 1872 6— :» 
 
 Roland Cashel. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 u.d 6—35 
 
 Sir Brook Fosbrooke. N. Y., 1872. 
 
 (/?oi(n(J jpj/A Gerald Fitzgerald) 6 — 36 
 
 Sir Jasper Carew. N. Y., 1872 6—35 
 
 Tom Burke "of Ours." Phila., 
 
 n. d. 2 copies 6 — 35 
 
 Tony Butler. N. Y. , 1872 6—35 
 
 Lewes (G. H.) Three sisters and three 
 
 fortunes; or, Rose, Blanche, and Violet. 
 
 N. Y., n. d 6—35 
 
 Life. {See Little classics, v. 4.) Bost., 
 
 1875 6—35 
 
 Life and sayings of Mrs. Partington. Illus. 
 
 Shillaber(B. P.) N. Y., 18.-)4 11— 65 
 
 Life for a life. Craik (D. M. M.) N. Y., 
 
 1874 2— 9 
 
FICTION. 
 
 112 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Life in Danbury. Bailey (J. M.) 1874 .. 
 
 Life's assize. Ri(ldell(J. H.) 1871. 3 v. 
 
 Lights and shadows of Scottish life. Wil- 
 son (J.) 1871 
 
 Lily and the cross. DeMille(J.) 1875.. 
 
 Lindisfarn Chase. Trollope (T. A.) 1874. 
 
 Linley Eochford. McCarthy (J.) N. Y., 
 1874 
 
 1— 
 
 5 
 
 10— 
 
 Wl 
 
 13— 
 
 77 
 
 3— 20 
 
 12— 
 
 69 
 
 46 
 
 Linton (Eliza Lynn). Atonement of Learn 
 
 Dundas. lUus. Phila., 1876 6—35 
 
 Lionel Lincoln. lUus. Cooper (J. F.) 
 
 1864 2— 10 
 
 Lippincott (S. J. C.) " Greenwood 
 (Grace)". Forest tragedy, and other 
 tales. Bost., 185C 6—35 
 
 Little barefoot. lUus. Aucrbach (B.) 
 
 1867 1— 6 
 
 Little classics. Johnson (E.), ed. Bost., 
 
 1874. 12 V 6—35 
 
 V. 1. J;a:i7e.—Etlian Brand ; The swans of Lir; A night in 
 
 a worlihouse; The outcasts of Poker Flat; The 
 man without a country; Flight of a Tartar tribe. 
 
 2. Intellect. — The house and the brain; B'outre mort; 
 
 The fall of the house of Usher; Chops, the dwarf; 
 "Wakefield; Murder considered as one of the fine 
 arts ; The captain's story. 
 
 3. Tragedy. — The murders in the rue Morgue ; The Lau- 
 
 sou tragedy; The iron shroud; The bell- tower; 
 The Kathayan slave; The story of La Koche ; The 
 vision of sudden death. 
 
 4. £t/e.— Kab and his friends ; A romance of real life ; 
 
 'I'he luck of Koaring Camp; Jerry Jarvis's wig; 
 Ueautv and the beast; David Swan; Dreamthorp; 
 A bachelor's revery; The grammar of life; My 
 chdteaux ; Dream children ; The man in the reser- 
 voir; Westminster Abbey ; The Puritans; Gettys- 
 burg. 
 
 5. iawa/iier.-;— A Christmas carol; The haunted crust; 
 
 A dissertation upon roast pig ; The total depravity 
 of inanimate things; The skeleton in the closet; 
 Sandy Wood's sepulchre ; A visit to the asylum for 
 aged" and decayed punsters; Mr. Tibbot O'Leary, 
 tJie curious ; Neal Malorie. 
 
 6. Xoce.— Love and skates; The maid of Mallnes ; The 
 
 story of Ruth ; The rise of Iskander. 
 
 7. jTrts.— The Kosicrucian; The south breaker; The 
 
 snow-stonn ; The king of the papk. 
 
 8. Mystery. — The ghost; 'Phe four-fifteen express; The 
 
 signal-man; The haimted ships ; A raft that no man 
 made; The invisible princess; The advocate's wed- 
 ding-day; The birth-mark. 
 
 9. Cuniedj/.— Barney O'Eeirdon, the navigator ; Haddad- 
 
 Beu-Ahab, the traveller; Bluebeard's ghost; The 
 pic-nic party ; Father Tom and the Pope ; Johnny 
 Darbyahire; The gridiron; The box tunnel. 
 
 10. Childhood.— A. dog of Flanders; The king of the 
 I golden river; The lady of Shalott ; Marj one Flem- 
 ing ; Little Jakey ; The lost child ; Goody gracious ! 
 and the forget-me-not; A faded leaf of history; A 
 child's dream of a star. 
 
 11. Heroism.— Little Briggs and I; Ray; Three Novem- 
 
 ber days ; The forty-seven Renins ; A chance child ; 
 A leaf in the stoiTQ. 
 
 12. Fortune. — The gold bug; The fairy finder; Murad 
 
 the unlucky ; The children of the public ; The rival 
 dreamers ; The threefold destiny. 
 
 Little Dorrit. Dickens (C.) N. Y., 1868. 
 
 2 V. Scoiiies 3—16,17 
 
 Little duke. Yonge (C. M.) 1869 13—74 
 
 Little foxes. Stowe (H. B.) Bost., 1873. 11— 62 
 Little Jakey. DeKroyft(M-8. S.H.) {In 
 
 Little classics, v. 10) 6 — 35 
 
 Little Hodge. Jenkins (E.) N.Y., 1873. 6—40 
 Little lueu. Alcott (L. M.) Bost., 1871 . 1— 7 
 Little moorland iirincess. Marlitt (E.) 
 
 1875. 2coi)ies 6—40 
 
 Little pussywillow. Stowe(H.B.) Bost., 
 
 1870 11—62 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Little savage, nius. Marry at (Ca;)<. F.) 
 
 Lond. andN.Y., n. d 7— 43 
 
 Little Sunshine's holiday. Illns. Craik 
 
 (D. M.M.) 1871 2— 9 
 
 Little Wanderlin, and other fairy tales. 
 
 Keary (A. a«d E.) 1865 6—39 
 
 LitUe women. Alcott (L. M.) 1873. 2 
 
 V. 2 copies 1— 7 
 
 Live it down. Jeaffreson (J. C.) 1873 .. 5— 29 
 
 Living link. De Mille (J. ) 1874 3—20 
 
 Liza: a Russian novel. Tourg(5nieff(I. S.) 
 
 N. Y., 1872 12— 68 
 
 Lockhart (Lawrence W. M. ) Fair to see. 
 
 N. Y., 1872 6—35 
 
 Logan (Olive). See Sikes (Mrs. W.) 
 London's heart. Farjeon (B. L.) Illns. 
 
 N. Y., 1873 4—24 
 
 Lonely ones. Heyse (Paul). ( Bound with 
 
 Magdalena.) 1870 6—40 
 
 Longfelloiw (H. W.) Hyperion. Bost., 
 
 1865. 2 copies 6 — 35 
 
 Kavanagh. Bost. , 1859 6—35 
 
 — -Outre-mer. Driftwood. Bost., 1865. 35—212 
 
 Longstreet(A. B.) Georgia scenes. lUus. 
 
 N. Y., 18.'i4 7— 47 
 
 Lord Oakburn's daughters. Wood (Mrs. 
 
 Henry), n. d 13—76 
 
 Lord of the isles. Scott (Sir W.) 1871.. 17— 107 
 
 Losing to win. Davies (T.) 1874 4—21 
 
 Lossie (Marquis of). MacDonald (George). 
 
 1877 7— 46 
 
 Lost bank note. Wood (E. P.) n. d.... 13— 76 
 
 Lost child. Illns. Kingsley (H.) 1871. 6— 38 
 
 Same. (In Little classics, v. 10) .. 6 — 38 
 
 Lost dispatch. Friedrich (F.) 1871 4—23 
 
 Lost for love. Illus. Braddon (M. E.) 
 
 1875 1— 3 
 
 Lost heiress. Southworth (E. D. E. N.) 
 
 1854 11- 63 
 
 Lost name. Le Faun ( J. S. ) 1871 6—37 
 
 Lost tales of Miletus. Bulwer-Lytton (Sir 
 
 E.) 1872 16-100 
 
 Lothair. Disraeli (B.) 1871 4—28 
 
 Lottie darling. Jeaftreson (J. C.) 1874. 5 — 29 
 Loud (Jeremy). Gabriel Vane; his for- 
 tune and his friends. N. Y., 1856 7 — 47 
 
 Louisa of Prussia, and her times. Illus. 
 
 Miihlbach (L.) 18fi7 9—52 
 
 Louise de la Vallifere. Dumas (A. D.) 
 
 1872 4—26 
 
 Love. (See Little classics, v. 6.) Bost., 
 
 1875 6—35 
 
 Love and liberty. Dumas (A. D.) 1874. 4—26 
 Love and skates. Winthrop (T.) (In 
 
 Little classics, v. 6) 6 — 35 
 
 Love match. Cockton (H.) n. d 2 — 12 
 
 Love me little, love me long. Eeade (C.) 
 
 1869 10-57 
 
 Level the widower. Thackeray (W. M.) 
 
 (Bound with Deuis Duval) 11—60 
 
FIOTION. 
 
 113 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Levels of Arden. Illus. Braddon (M. E.) 
 
 1872 1- 
 
 Lover (Samuel). Barney O'Rierdon. {In 
 
 Little classics, v. 9) 6 
 
 Fairy-finder. (/« Little classics, 
 
 v,l-2) 6 
 
 Gridiron (The). {In Little classics, 
 
 V.9) 6 
 
 Handy Andy. Lond.,n.d. 2 copies 7- 
 
 He would be a gentleman. Lend., 
 
 n. d. 7- 
 
 RoryO'More. Lond. andN. Y.,n.d. 7- 
 
 Love's labor won. Southworth (E. D. E. 
 
 N.) 1862 11. 
 
 Lowell (R.T. S.) Antony Brade. Boat., 
 
 1874 7- 
 
 A raft that no man made. {In Lit- 
 tle classics, V. 8) 6- 
 
 The new priest in Conception bay. 
 
 Hlus. N. Y., 1873 7- 
 
 Luck of Roaring Camp. Harte (F. B.) 
 
 1871 5! 
 
 Same. (/» Little classics, v. 4) . .. 6- 
 
 Lucretia. Bulwer-Lytton {Sir E.) 1868. 
 
 2 copies 1- 
 
 Ludlow(F.H.) Little Briggs and I. {In 
 
 Little classics, v. 11) 6- 
 
 Luttrell of Arran. Lever (C.J.) 1867.. 6- 
 Lytton (Robert Bui wer). Kingof Amasis. 
 
 N. Y., 1861! 7 
 
 Lytton. 5eeBulwer-Lytton(E. G. E. L.) 
 
 Mabel Lee. Illus. Reid (C.) 1872 4 
 
 Macaria. Evans (A. J.) 1874 13 
 
 MacCabe (William Bernard). Florine, 
 
 princess of Burgundy : a tale of the first 
 
 crusaders. Bailt., 1855 7 
 
 McCarthy (J.) Dear lady Disdain. N. 
 
 Y.,1876 7 
 
 Fair Saxon. N.Y.,1873 7- 
 
 Lady Judith. Illus. N.Y.,187I.. 7- 
 
 Linley Rochford. N. Y., 1874 7- 
 
 Paul Massie. N. Y.,n.d 7- 
 
 MacDonald (G.) Alec Forbes of How- 
 glen. N.Y.,1874 7- 
 
 Annals of a quiet neighborhood. 
 
 Illus. N.Y.,1874 7- 
 
 David Elginbrod. Bost.,n.d 7- 
 
 Double story. N. Y.,n. d 7- 
 
 Guild court : a London story. N. Y., 
 
 1868 7- 
 
 Malcolm. Phila.,1875 7- 
 
 Marquis of Lossie. Phila., 1879. . . . 7- 
 
 PaulFaber. Phila., 1879 7- 
 
 Princess and the goblin. lUus. N. 
 
 Y.,1871 7- 
 
 Robert Falconer. Lond. , n. d 7- 
 
 St. George and St. Michael. Illus. 
 
 N.Y.,n.d 7- 
 
 Seaboard parish. Illus. N. Y., 1H73. 7- 
 
 SirGibbio. Phila., '1879 7- 
 
 16 
 
 3 
 
   35 
 
 • 35 
 
 35 
 47 
 
 47 
 47 
 
 63 
 
 47 
 
 35 
 
 47 
 
 34 
 35 
 
 35 
 36 
 
 — 47 
 
 23 
 
 78 
 
 — 47 
 
   46 
 46 
 46 
 46 
 46 
 
 46 
 
 46 
 46 
 46 
 
 41) 
 46 
 46 
 45 
 
 45 
 
 45 
 
 45 
 45 
 45 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Thomas Wingfold, curate. N. Y., 
 
 1876 7— 45 
 
 Vicar's daughter. Illus. Best., 
 
 1872 7—45 
 
 Wilfrid Cumbermede. Illus. N.Y., 
 
 1872. 2 copies 7—45 
 
 Mace (Jean.) Home fairy tales. Illus. 
 
 Booth (Mary L.), tr. N.Y.,1870 7— 45 
 
 McFarlane (Charles). Romance of his- 
 tory ; Italy. Illus. Lond.,n.d 10 — 55 
 
 Mackenzie (H.) Story of La Roche. {In 
 Little classics, v. 3) 6 — 35 
 
 McLain (Mary W.) Wedding garments; 
 
 or, Bessie Morris's diary. N. Y.,1875... 7 — 44 
 
 Macleod (Alexander). Talking to the 
 children. N.Y., 1872 7—44 
 
 Macleod (Norruan). Character sketches. 
 Illus. N.Y., n.d 7—44 
 
 Macquoid(K.S.) Mystery. Illus. N.Y., 
 
 1875 7— 44 
 
 Patty. Loud.andN.Y., 1871 7—44 
 
 Mad Dumaresq. Church {Mrs. Ross). 
 
 1873 2—12 ' 
 
 Mad Monkton, and other stories. Col- 
 lins (W. W.) n.d 2—11 
 
 Madame de Beaupr(«. Jeukin (C.) 1869. 5—29 
 
 Madame de Chamblay. Dumas (A. D.) 
 u. d 4—26 
 
 Madame de Stael. Bblte (A.) 1869.... 1— 3 
 
 Madame Gosselin. Ulbach (L.) 1878.. 12— 68 
 
 Madanxe Thdr&se. Illns. Erckiuanu (E.) 
 
 rtHrf Chatrian (A.) 1869 4—24 
 
 Madcap Violet. Black (W.) 1877 1— 4 
 
 Madeleine. Kavanagh (J. ) 1852 6—40 
 
 Mademoiselle Fifty Millions. "Dash 
 
 (Countess)", psmtl. 1869 10— 54 
 
 r/Iagdalena. John (E.) {Hound %ciitliOveT 
 yonder.) 1870 5—40 
 
 Mahony (Francis Sylvester). Front 
 {Father). Reliques of "Father Prout." 
 Illustrated by D. Maclise, and collected 
 and arrauged by Oliver Yorke. Lond., 
 1873 22—130 
 
 MaidEllice. "Gift (Theo.)" {Leisurehour 
 series.) 1878 4—22 
 
 Maid of Killeena, and other stories. Black 
 
 (W.) 1875 1— 4 
 
 Maid of Malines. Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. 
 E. L.) {In Little classics, v. 6) 6 — 35 
 
 MaidofSker. Blackmore (R. D.) N. Y., 
 
 1872 1— i 
 
 Maid, wife, and widow ; or, the cloister 
 and the hearth. Reade (C.) 10 — 58 
 
 Maiden widow. Southworth (E. D. E. N.) 
 1870 11— 63 
 
 Mail land (E.) "Ainslie (Herbert)". Pil- 
 grim and the shrine 7 — 44 
 
 Malbone : an Oldport romance. Higgiu- 
 
 8on(T.W.) 1871 5—32 
 
 Malcolm. MaoDonald (G.) 1875 7—46 
 
FICTION. 
 
 114 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Mallock (William Hurrell). New Paul 
 
 andVirginia. N. Y., 1878 7—44 
 
 New republic. N.Y.,n.d 7 — 44 
 
 Man in the reservoir. Hoifman (C. F.) 
 
 {In Little classics, v. 4) 6 — 35 
 
 Man made of money. Jerrold (D.) (In 
 
 his Works, v. 4) 6 — 40 
 
 Man who laughs. Hugo (V.) 1869 5—31 
 
 Man who was like Shakespeare. Black 
 
 (W.) (»n<AAi«Maidof Kelleena, &c.).. 1— 4 
 
 Man with five wives. Diimas(A.D.) n.d. 4 — 26 
 Man with the broken ear. About (E.) 
 
 1872 1— 7 
 
 Man without a country. Hale(E. E.) (In 
 
 Little classics, V. 1) 6 — 35 
 
 Same. (lull, yes, and perhaps).. 5 — 34 
 
 Mandeville. Godwin (W.) 1817. 3 v.. 4—22 
 
 Mansfield Park. Austen (Jane). 1870.. 1— 5 
 
 Marble faun. Hawthorne (N.) 1868. 2 v. 5—33 
 
 Margaret. Judd (S.) 1871 6—40 
 
 Margaret and her bridesmaids. Stretton 
 
 (J.C.) 1864 11—61 
 
 Margaret Chetwynd. Morley (S.) 1878. 9— 53 
 Margaret Howth. Davis (R.H.) 1862.. 3—21 
 Margaret Moncrieffe, the first love of 
 Aaron Burr: a romance of the revolu- 
 tion. Burdett (C.) 1860 2—14 
 
 Margaret Smith's journal. Whittier (J. 
 
 G.) 13—77 
 
 Maria Monk's daughter. Illus. Eckel 
 
 (L.S.J.) 1874 4—26 
 
 Marian Grey. Holmes (Mrs. M.J.) 1871. 5—31 
 
 Marietta. Trollope (T. A.) n.d 12—69 
 
 Marion Harland, pseud. See Terhune 
 
 (Mrs. M.V. H.) 
 Maijorie Daw, &c. Aldrich (T. B.) 1873. 1— 7 
 Maijorie Fleming. Brown (J.) (/»( Lit- 
 tle classics, V. 10) 6 — 35 
 
 Maijorie's quest. lUns. Lincoln (Mrs. 
 
 N.S.), formerly Gould (MiSsJ.T.) 1872. 6—35 
 
 Marjory. Deane (M.) 1872 3—20 
 
 Mark Twain. See Clemens (S. L.) 
 "Marlitt (E.)", pseud. See John (E.) 
 Marmorne. (No name series.) Hamerton 
 
 (P.G.) 1878 5—34 
 
 Maroon. Reid (Capt. Mayne). 1855 11 — 65 
 
 ^ote. — The name of W. G. Siiums sometimes appears on 
 the title-pago. 
 
 Marquis and merchant. Collins (Morti- 
 mer). 1871 2—11 
 
 Marriage. Ferrier (M.) n.d 4 — 24 
 
 Marriage verdict. Dumas ( A. D.) n.d.. 4 — 26 
 
 Married belle. Smith (J. P.) 1872 11—64 
 
 Marryat (Florence). Set Church (Mrs. 
 
 Ross). 
 Marryat (Capt. F.) Children of the New 
 Forest. Illustrated by Gilbert. Lond. 
 
 andN.Y., n.d ." 7— 44 
 
 Frank Mildmay. N.Y., 1857 7—44 
 
 Same. Lond., n.d 7 — 44 
 
 Jacob Faithful. N. Y., 1857 7—43 
 
 Fiction — continued . 
 
 Same. Lond., 1873 7—43 
 
 Japlict in search of a father. N. Y., 
 
 IS-W 7—43 
 
 King's own. N. Y., 1857 7—43 
 
 Little savage. Illustrated by Gil- 
 bert. Lond. and N. Y., n.d 7—43 
 
 Masterman Ready ; or, the wreck 
 
 ofthePacific. Illus. N.Y.,n.d 7—43 
 
 Mission ; or, scenes in Africa. Illus- 
 trated by Gilbert. N. Y., n. d 7—43 
 
 Mr. Midshipman Easy. N. Y., 1857. 7-42 
 
 Newton Forster. N.Y., 1857 7—42 
 
 Same. Lond., 1873 7—42 
 
 Ollapodrida. Illus. Lond. and N. 
 
 Y., 1874 7—42 
 
 Pacha of many tales. N.Y.,1857.. 7—42 
 
 Perci val Keene. N. Y. , 1857 7—42 
 
 Peter Simple. N.Y.,1857 7—42 
 
 Same. Lond., n.d 7 — 42 
 
 Phantom ship. N. Y. , 1857 7—41 
 
 Same. Lond., n.d 7 — 41 
 
 Pirate, and the three cutters. Illus. 
 
 N.Y.,n.d..' 7—41 
 
 Poor Jack. Illus. N.Y.,n.d 7—41 
 
 Privateersman one hundred years 
 
 ago. Illns. N.Y., n.d 7—41 
 
 Rattlin, the reefer. Illus. Lond. 
 
 andN.Y., 1873 7—41 
 
 Settlers in Canada. Illustrated by 
 
 Gilbert. N. Y., n.d 7—41 
 
 Snarleyyow ; or, the dog-fiend. N. 
 
 Y.,1857 7— 41 
 
 Travels and adventures of Mons. 
 
 Violet in California, Sonora, and West- 
 ern Texas. Illus. Lond. andN.Y., 1874. 7—42 
 Marshall (Emma). Mrs. Maiuwaring's 
 
 journal. N. Y., 1876 7—41 
 
 Martin Chuzzlewit. Illus. Dickens (C.) 
 
 l-'68. 2v. 3copies 3—16 
 
 Martin Pole. Saunders (John). 1863... 10—54 
 Martins of Cro' Martin. Lever (C. J.) 
 
 1869 6—36 
 
 Marvel (Ik), pseud. See MitoheU (D. 6.) 
 Maskleynes. Thomas (Annie). Lond., 
 
 187.5. 2v 2— 8 
 
 Xote. — "The Maskleynes" is the story "Maud Moban," 
 republished under a diflerent title. 
 
 Massett (Stephen C.) "Pipes (Jeems)". 
 
 Drifting about ; or, what " Jeems 
 
 Pipes of Pipesville " saw and did. Illus. 
 
 N.Y., 1863 7—41 
 
 Master Humphrey's clock. (Bound with 
 
 Mystery of Edwin Drood.) Dickens (C.) 3 — 17 
 Same. (Bound with Uncommercial 
 
 traveller) 4—28 
 
 Master of Greeuway court (Fairfax ; or). 
 
 Cooke(J.E.) 2— 11 
 
 Master of Greylands. Wood (Mrs. Henry). 
 
 n.d 13—76 
 
 Masterman Ready. Illus. Marryat (Ca/)t. 
 
 F.) N.Y.,n.d 7—43 
 
PICTIOH. 
 
 115 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — con tin uod. 
 
 Mattie: astray. Robinson (F.W.) N.Y. 10—56 
 
 Matt's follies, and other stories. lUus. 
 
 Prescott(M. N.) 1873 10—58 
 
 Maud Mohan. Thomas (Annie). 1872.. 2— 8 
 
 Note. — '*Maud Mohftn" haa been republished tmder the 
 title of "The Maskleyues." 
 
 Mauprat. " Sand (George)". 1870 4—2/ 
 
 Maurice Tiernay. Lover(C.J.) n.d... 6— 3(> 
 May Flower. Sto we ( Mrs. H . B. ) 1869 .. 1 1— 62 
 Mayo {Mrs. Isabella F.) "Garrett (Ed- 
 ward and Ruth)". By still waters. N. 
 
 Y., n. d &— 48 
 
 Doing and dreaming. N. Y.,1875.. 8 — 48 
 
 Occupations of a retired life. N. 
 
 Y., n. d 8—48 
 
 Premiums paid to experience. N. 
 
 Y., n. d 8—48 
 
 White as snow. N.Y., n.d 8—48 
 
 Mayo (W. S.) Berber; or, the mountain- 
 eer of the Atlas. N.Y. and Loud., 1850. 8—48 
 
 Kaloolah ; an autobiography of 
 
 Jonathan Romer of Nantucket. N. Y., 
 
 1854 8—48 
 
 Never again. lUus. N. Y., 1873.. 8—48 
 
 Melbourne House. Warner (Susan). 1874. 13 — 80 
 Meline (Mary Miller). Charteris. 1874.. 8—48 
 Mellichampe : a legend of the Santee. 
 
 Siiums(W. G.) 1870 11—65 
 
 Melville (George John Whyte). Brookes 
 
 of Bridlemere. N. Y., 1872 8—48 
 
 Memoirs of a good-for-nothing. Eichcu- 
 
 dorir(J. von). N. Y., 1866 4—25 
 
 Memoirs of a physician. Dumas (A. D.) 
 
 I'hila., 1864. 2 copies 4—26 
 
 Memoirs of Barry Lyndon. Illus. Thack- 
 eray (W. M.) Lond., 1869. 2 copies. 1. 11— 60 
 Memories: astory of German love. Mlil- 
 ler (F. Max). From the Germau by Up- 
 ton (G. P.), <r. 1875 9—53 
 
 Men of character. Jerrold (D.) {In his 
 
 Works, V. 3) 6—40 
 
 Men, women, and ghosts. Phelps (E. S.) 
 
 1873 10— 59 
 
 Men's wives. Thackeray (W. M.) (/« 
 
 Ballads and tales) 11— 60 
 
 Mercedes of Castile. Illus. Cooper (J. 
 
 F.) 1864 2—10 
 
 Merchant of Berlin. Miihlbach (L.) 
 
 "Mundt(C.)" N.Y., 1872 9—52 
 
 Mercy Philbrick's choice. {No name se- 
 ries.) \_anon.J Jackson (Mrs.), formerly 
 Hunt (Helen)— "H. H." Bost., 1876.. . 5—29 
 Meredith (Owen), pseud. See Bulvrer- 
 
 Lsrtton (R.) 
 Meridiana. Illus. Verne (Jules). 1874. 12— 68 
 Message from the sea. Dickens (C.) 
 
 {Bound with Christmas stories) 3 — 19 
 
 Michael StrogoflF. Verne (J.) 1877 12—68 
 
 Micheline. Bersier(iftne.) N. Y.,1876.. 1 — 4 
 Middlemarch. "Eliot (George)". Cross 
 {Mrs.J.W.) 1873. 2y.... 2— >- 9 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Mildred Arkell. Wood {Mrs. Henry). 
 
 1865 13— 76 
 
 Miles Wallingford. Cooper (J. F.) 1870.. 2—10 
 Mill on the floss. " Eliot (George)". Cross 
 
 {Mrs. J. W.), formerly Evans (Marian).. 2 — 9 
 MiUer(C. H.) Miller ("Joaquin"). First 
 
 fam'lies of the Sierras. Chicago, 1876.. 8 — 48 
 
 The one fair woman. N. Y., 1876.. 8— 48 
 
 Miller (Hugh). Tales and sketches. Bost., 
 
 1868 8—48 
 
 Miller of Angibault. "Sand (George)". 
 
 Dudevaut(A.L.A.D.) 1871 4—27 
 
 Miller's story of the war. Erckmann (E.) 
 
 n«(J Chatrian (A.) 1872 4—24 
 
 Milly Darrell, and other tales. Braddon 
 
 (M.E.) 1873. 3v 1— 3 
 
 Minister's wooing. Stowe {Mrs. H. B.) 
 
 1872 11— 62 
 
 Minnie Hermon. Brown (T. W.) 1855. 1— 2 
 Mirage. {Xo name series.) lanon.'] 
 
 Fletcher (.Miss Julia). Boston, 1878. .. 4— 23 
 Miss Angel. Illus. Thackeray (Mi«8 A. I.) 
 
 1875 11— 60 
 
 MissCarew. Edwards (A. B.) 1875.... 4—25 
 Miss Dorothy's charge. Benedict (F. L.) 
 
 1874 ". 1- 4 
 
 Miss Forrester. Edwards {Mrs. Annie). 
 
 1873 4—25 
 
 Miss Gilbert's career. Holland (J. G.) 
 
 1872 5— 3 
 
 Miss Hitchcock's wedding dress. 1876. .. 8 — 48 
 
 Miss Mackenzie. TroUope (A.) n.d 12 — 70 
 
 Miss Molly. Butt (B. M.) 1876 2—14 
 
 MissMoore. Craik (G. M.) 1874 2— 9 
 
 Miss or Mrs. ? and other stories. Collins 
 
 (W.W.) n.d 2—11 
 
 Miss Ravenel's conversion from secession 
 
 to loyalty. Do Forest (J. W.) 1867. .. 3— 21 
 Miss Van Kortland. Benedict (F. L.) 
 
 1874 1— 4 
 
 Missing bride. Southworth {Mrs. E. D. 
 
 E.N.) 1855 11—63 
 
 Mission ; or, scenes in Africa. Marryat 
 
 {Capt.V.) n.d 7—43 
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berry. Thackeray 
 
 (W. M.) {Bound ivith Ballads and tales.) 
 
 1870 11— 60 
 
 Mr. Smith. Walford (L. B.) 12—67 
 
 Mr. Sponge's sporting tour. Surtees (R. 
 
 S.) 1856 11—61 
 
 Mr. Tibbot O'Leary, the curious. Griffin 
 
 (G.) (/» Little classics, v. 5) 6 — 35 
 
 Mr. Vaughau's heir. Benedict (F. L.) 
 
 1875 1— 4 
 
 Mr. Wynyard's ward. Lee (Holme). 1867. 9—50 
 Mrs. Beauchami) Brown. {No name series.) 
 
 lanon.] 1880 9—52 
 
 Mrs. Caudle's curtain lectures. Jerrold 
 
 (D.) (/k Ais Works, v.3) 6—40 
 
 Mrs. Gerald's niece. FuUcrtou {Lady G.) 
 
 1872 4— 23 
 
FIOTIOK. 
 
 116 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Mrs. Halliburton's troubles. Wood {Mr8. 
 
 H.) u.d 13—76 
 
 Mrs. Lirriper's legacy. {Bound with Un- 
 commercial traveller. ) 1874 4 — 28 
 
 Mrs. Lirriper's lodgings. Dickens (C.) 
 
 (Bound with Uuconnnercial traveller.) 
 
 1874 4—28 
 
 Mrs, Maiuwaring's journal. Marsball(E.) 
 
 N.Y.,1876 7— 41 
 
 Mrs. Partington (Life and sayings of). 
 
 Shillaber(B. P.) 1854 -'.. 11—65 
 
 Mrs. Skagg's husbands, &c. Harte (F. B.) 
 
 1873 5—34 
 
 Mistress and maid. Cr:uk (J/cs. D. M. M.) 2 — 9 
 Mitchell (D. G.) "i;arvel (Ik)". Dr. 
 
 Johns, orthodox ministerof Connecticut. 
 
 N.Y.,1866. 2v 8—48 
 
 Dream-life. N.Y.,1869 8—48 
 
 Fudge doings. N. Y., 1855. 2 v. . . 8—48 
 
 Reveries of a bachelor. N. Y., 
 
 1871 8—48 
 
 Mitford (A. B.) The forty- seven ROnins. 
 
 (In Little classics, v. 11) 6 — 35 
 
 Mitford (Miss Mary Russell). Our village: 
 
 sketches of rural character and scenery. 
 
 Lond.,1870. 2v 8—48 
 
 Mohammed All and his house, lllus. 
 
 Miihlbach (L.) 1872 9—52 
 
 Mohicans of Paris. Dumas (A.) n. d.. 4 — 26 
 Monarch of Mincing Lane. lllus. Black 
 
 (W.) 1871 1— 4 
 
 Monastery. Scott (Sir W.) 1869 11—66 
 
 Monikins. Cooper (J. F.) 1873. 2 copies. 2—10 
 Monsieur Sylvestre. "Sand (George)". 
 
 Dudevant (A. L. A. D. ) 1870 4—27 
 
 Monsieur Violet. Marryat (Frank). 1874. 7 — 44 
 Montgomery (Florence). Seaforth. 
 
 Phila., 1878 8—48 
 
 Moods. Alcott (J/iss L. M.) 1834 . 1— 7 
 
 Moonstone. Collins (W. Wilkie). 1809. 2— 11 
 Moore ( iUis. Bloonifield H.) On danger- 
 ous ground ; or, Agatha's friendship. 
 
 Phila., Ii76 8— 48 
 
 Moore (Thomas). The epicurean. N. Y., 
 
 1875 8—48 
 
 Moorland cottage. Gaskell (ifrs. E. C.) 
 
 N. Y., 1868 4—22 
 
 Mopsa, the fairy. Ingelow(Jean). 1871. 5 — 30 
 Morals of Abou Ben Adheni. Locke (D. 
 
 R.),ed. 1875 6—35 
 
 Moralsof May Fair ; or, Philip Earnscliffe. 
 
 Edwards (Mrs. Annie). 1873 4—25 
 
 More (Hannah). Coelebs in search of a 
 
 wife. Phila., 1866 9—53 
 
 More happy thoughts. Burnand (F. C.) 
 
 Bost., 1871 2—14 
 
 Morley (Susan). Aileen Ferrers. N. Y., 
 
 Ift75 9—53 
 
 Margaret Chetwynd. Phila., 1878. 9— 53 
 
 Throstlethwaite. Phila., 1876 9— 53 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Morse (Clara Frances). Blush roses. 
 
 N. Y., 1878 9— 53 
 
 Morton house. lllus. Fisher (i/issF. C.) 
 
 "Keid (Christian)". N.Y.,1873 4—23 
 
 Mose Evans. Baker (W.M.) 1874 1— 5 
 
 Moslih-Eddin (S. B. A. ), pseud. See Peard 
 (F.M.) 
 
 Mosses from an old manse. Hawthorne 
 
 (N.) ISM. 2v 5—33 
 
 Mother-in-laTv. Southworth (Mrs.'E.I). 
 E.N.) 1860 11—63 
 
 Motherless. lllus. DeWitt (C.G.) 187L 3—20 
 
 Mother's recompense. Aguilar (G.) N. 
 Y., 1872 1— 7 
 
 Mother's trials. Ponsonby (E.) N. Y., 
 
 18G0 10— 59 
 
 Moulton (Mrs. L. C.) Some women's 
 hearts. Bost., 1874 9—51 
 
 Mowatt (Mrs.A.C.) Sec Ritchie (Mrs. 
 A. CM.) 
 
 Mudford (W.) Iron shroud. (In Little 
 
 classics, V. 3) 6 — 35 
 
 Miihlbach (Louise), pseud. See Mundt 
 (J/)s. Clara M.) 
 
 Muller (Christine), pseud. See Walree 
 (IZ. C. W. van). 
 
 Muller (F. Paludin). The fountain of 
 
 youth. Phila., 1867 9—51 
 
 Muloch (D. M.) See Craik (Mrs. D. 
 M. M.) 
 
 Munchausen (Baron), pseud. Raspe (R. 
 E.) Travels and surprising adven- 
 tures. Lond.,n.d 9 — 52 
 
 Mundt (Jf)-8. Clara M.) "Miihlbach (Lou- 
 ise)". Andreas Hofer. lllus. Jordan 
 (N.),<r. N.Y.,1868 9—53 
 
 Berlin and Sans-Souci ; or, Freder- 
 ick the great and bis friends. lUus. 
 Coleman (Mrs. C.) and daughters, irs. 
 N. Y., 1873 9— 53 
 
 Daughter of an empress. lllus. 
 
 Greene (N.), t/-. N.Y.,1872 9—53 
 
 Empress Josephine. lllus. Binet 
 
 (Iiei\Vf.),tr. N.Y.,1867 9—53 
 
 Frederick tlie great and his court. 
 
 lllus. Coleman (jlfrs. C.) and daughters, 
 
 irs. N. Y.,1871 9—53 
 
 Frederick the great and his family. 
 
 lllus. Coleman (A/rs.C.) and daughteis, 
 
 trs. N. Y.,1871 9—53 
 
 Goethe and Schiller. lllus. Cole- 
 
 man(C.),rr. N.Y.,1873. 9—52 
 
 Henry the eighth and bis court. 
 
 lllus. N. Y.,1871 9—52 
 
 Joseph the second and his court. 
 
 lllus. Chaudron (A.De v.), (;■. N.Y., 
 
 1868 9— !-j2 
 
 Louisa of Prussia and her times. 
 
 lUus. Jordan (F.), tr. N. Y., 1867 9—52 
 
FICTION. 
 
 117 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Merchant of Berlin. Illus. Coffin 
 
 (A.),<»-. N.Y., 187.! 9—52 
 
 Mohammed All and his house. Illus. 
 
 N. Y-.,1872 9— 52 
 
 Napoleon and Blucher. Illus. Jor- 
 
 dan(F.),«j-. N.Y.,1867 9—52 
 
 Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia. 
 
 Illus. Jordan (F. ),«;•. N.Y.,1868 9—52 
 
 Old Fritz and the new era. Illus. 
 
 Langley (Peter), tr. N. Y. , 1868 9—52 
 
 Prince Eugene and his times. Illus. 
 
 Chaudron (A. De V. ),<)•. N. Y.,1874... 9—52 
 Queen Hortense. Illus. Coleman 
 
 (C.),tr. N.Y.,1871 9—52 
 
 Story of amillionnaire. N. Y.,1872. 9 — 52 
 
 Two life-paths. Greene (N.), tr. 
 
 N.Y.,1869 9—52 
 
 Mundt (Theodor). Count Mirabeau. 
 
 Illus. Radford (T.J. ),<)•. N.Y.,1868.. 9—53 
 Murad the unlucky. Edgeworth (Maria). 
 
 {In Little classics, v. 12) 6— 35 
 
 Murray (,J. F. ) Father Tom and the pope ; 
 
 or, a night in the Vatican. (/» Little 
 
 classics, V. 9) 6 — 35 
 
 Mute singer. Ritchie (Mrs. A. C. M.) 
 
 1866 10—56 
 
 My boys. (Aunt Jo's scrap-bag, v. 1.) 
 
 Alcott(L.M.) Best., 1872 1— 7 
 
 My brother's keeper. Warner (A. B.) 
 
 Phila.,1873 13— 79 
 
 My chateaux. Curtis (G. W.) {In Little 
 
 classics, V. 4) 6 — 35 
 
 My confession. N. Y. , 1855 9— 52 
 
 My courtship and its consequences. Wi- 
 
 koif (H.) N.y.,18;5 13—89 
 
 My d.aughter Elinor. Benedict (F. L.) 
 
 N.Y.,1869 •. 1— 4 
 
 My double, and how he undid me. Hale 
 
 (E. E.) (In his If, yes, and perhaps).. 5 — 35 
 My health. Burnand (F. C.) Boat., 1872. 2—14 
 My little lady. Poynter (ift«« E. F.) N. 
 
 Y., 1873 10— 58 
 
 My mother and I. Illus. Craik (Mrs. D. 
 
 M.M.) N.Y., 1874 2— 9 
 
 My novel. Bulwer-Lytton (Sir E. G. E. L. ) 
 
 Phila.,1869. 2 v. 2 copies 1— 1 
 
 My opinions and Betsey Bobbet's. Holly 
 
 (M.) Illus. Hartford, 1875 5—32 
 
 My sister Jeaunie. Sand (George). 1874. 4 — 27 
 My sketch book. Illus. Cruikshank (C.) 
 
 N.Y.and Lond.,n.d 2— 8 
 
 My southern friends. ' ' Kirke (Edmund)". 
 
 Gilmore (J. R.) 1863 4—1:2 
 
 My story. Illus. Mac(iuoid (Mrs. K. S.) 
 
 N. Y., 1875 7—44 
 
 My wife and I. Illns. Stowe (Mrs. H. B.) 
 
 1872. 2 copies 11—62 
 
 My young Alcides. Youge(C.M.) 1876.13—74 
 Mysteries of Paris. Illus. Sue (Eugene). 
 
 Loud., 1845. 3v 11—61 
 
 Fiction — conti n ued . 
 
 Mysterious island : the modern Robinson 
 Crusoe. Illus. Verne (J.) Kingston 
 
 (W.H.G. ),<)•. N. Y.,1876 12—68 
 
 Mystery. (Sbb Little classics, v. 8.) Bost., 
 
 1875 ()— 35 
 
 Mystery (The). Wood (ilrs. Henry). 
 
 Phila, n.d 13—76 
 
 Mystery of Dark Hollow. South worth 
 
 (E. D. E. N.) Phila., 1875 11—63 
 
 Mystery of Edwin Drood. Dickons (C.) 
 
 2 cojiies 3 — 17 
 
 Nancy. Broughton ( R. ) 1874 1— 2 
 
 Napoleon and Blucher. Miihlbach (L.) 
 
 1867 9— 52 
 
 Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia. 
 
 Muhlbach (L.) 1868 9—52 
 
 Nathalie. Kavanagh (J. ) 1872 6—40 
 
 Neal (John). Goody gracious! and the 
 
 forget-me-not. (In Little classics, v. 10) 6 — 35 
 Near to nature's heart. Roe (Hev. E. P.) 
 
 n. d 10— 55 
 
 Neele (H.) Romance of- history; En- 
 gland. Illus. Loud., n. d 10 — 54 
 
 Neighbors (The). Bremer (F.) n.d 1 — 2 
 
 Same, and other tales. Loud., 1870. 1— 2 
 
 Neighbors' wives. Trowbridge (J. T.) 
 
 1867 12— 69 
 
 Nelly Brooke. Church (Mrs. Ross). 
 
 Lond. and N. Y., n. d. 2 copies 2—12 
 
 Never again. Mayo (W. S.) 1873 8—48 
 
 Never too late to mend. Reade (C.) 
 
 1873 lb— 57 
 
 New atlantis. Bacon (Francis). (In his 
 
 Works, V. 1) 23—128 
 
 New England legends. Spoiford (Mrs. H. 
 
 P.) 1871 11—62 
 
 New England tale. Sedgwick (C. M.) 
 
 1852 11— G5 
 
 New history of Sandford and Mertoii. 
 
 Burnand (F. C.) 1872 2—14 
 
 New Magdalen. Collius (W. W.) 1874. 2—11 
 New Paul and Virginia. Mallock (W. 
 
 H.) 1878 7—44 
 
 New priest in Conception bay. Lowell 
 
 (R. T.'S.) 1873 .' 7—47 
 
 New republic. Mallock (VV. H.) n.d 7 — 44 
 
 New Timothy. Baker (W.M.) 1870.... 1— 5 
 New voyage round the world. De Foe 
 
 (D.) 23—125 
 
 New- Year's bargain. Illus. Coolidge 
 
 (S.) Bost., 1874 13—76 
 
 New^comes. Thackeray (W. M.) Loud., 
 
 1869. 2 V. 2 copies 12—73 
 
 Newton Forster. Marryat( Cap<. F.) N. 
 
 Y., 1857. 2copies 7—42 
 
 Nicholas Nickleby. Dickens (C.) 18b8. 
 
 2 v. 2 copies 3 — 16 
 
 Nick of the woods. Bird(R.M.) N.Y.,n.d 1— 4 
 Night and morning. Bulwer-Lytton (Sir 
 E. G. E. L.) Phila., 1868. 2 copies.... 1— 1 
 
FICTION. 
 
 118 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Night in a workshop. Greenwood (.1.) 
 
 (/» Little classics, v. 1) 6— 35 
 
 Nina's atonement. Fisher (Miss F. C.) 
 
 1873 -. 4—23 
 
 Nina Gordon. Stowe ( ifr«. H. B. ) Bost., 
 
 1871 11— 62 
 
 Nine little goslings. "Coolidge (S.)" 
 
 Woolsey (S. W.) 1875 13—70 
 
 Ninety-three. Hngo (V.) Benedict (F. 
 
 L.), <)•. 1874 5—30 
 
 No alternative. Thomas (Annie) 2 — 8 
 
 Nointentions. Chnrch ( M rg. Eoss) . Leip., 
 
 1874 2— 12 
 
 No man's friend. Robinson (F. W.) 1867. 10—56 
 No name. Illus. Collins (W. W.) 1872. 
 
 2 copies 2 — 11 
 
 No name series. Bost., 1876-'80. 10 v., 
 
 viz: 
 
 Afterglow. Lathrop (G. P.) 9—51 
 
 Hetty 8 stninge story. Jackson {Mrs. H. H.).. 5 — 29 
 
 His majesty, myself. Baker (W.M.) 1 — 5 
 
 Kipmet. Fletcher (Jfws Julia) 4 — 24 
 
 Marmonio. Hamei-ton( P. G.) 5 — 34 
 
 Mercy Philbrick's choice. Jackson {Mrs. H. H.) 5 — 27 
 
 Mrs. Beauchamp Brown, [anon.] 9— 51 
 
 Mirage. Fletcher {Jf a* Julia) ... . 4 — 24 
 
 Signor Monaldini's nieee. Tincker {Miss Mary 
 
 Agnes) 12— 72 
 
 Willl)en)>igh. Hamerton (Philip G.) 5—34 
 
 Noble life. Craik (Mrs. D. M. M.) N. Y., 
 
 1871 2— 9 
 
 Noble lord. South worth (E. D. E. N.) 
 
 Phila., 1872 11—63 
 
 Noblesse oblige. Clarke (C. Carlos). N. 
 
 Y., 1876 9—51 
 
 Noctes ambrosianjB. Wilson (J.) and 
 
 others. N. Y., n. d. 5v 23—136 
 
 Noel {Lady Augusta). Owen Gwyune's 
 
 greatwork. N. Y., 1875. 9—51 
 
 Norseman's pilgrimage. Boyesen (H. H. ) 
 
 N.Y., 1875 1— 3 
 
 " North (Christopher)", pseud. See Wil- 
 son (John). 
 Northanger abbey. Austen (J.) 1870.. 1— 5 
 Norton (Caroline Elizabeth Sarah). Old 
 
 Sir Douglas. Phila. and Lond., 1807.. 9— 51 
 
 Stuart of Dunleath. N. Y., 1807.. 9— 51 
 
 Norwood. Beecher(H.W.) N. Y.,1874. 1— 4 
 Notary's nose. About (E.) N. Y.,1874. 1— 7 
 Not dead yet. Jeaffresou (J. C.) N. Y., 
 
 1874 5-29 
 
 Not in their set. Lenzen (M.) Bost., 
 
 1874 6- 30 
 
 Not pretty but precious, and other short 
 
 stories. lUus. Hay (J.) and others. 
 
 Phila., 1874 5- 33 
 
 CO.N'ITSXTS. 
 
 "How mother did it" — J. R. Haderniann; Louie — H. P. 
 Spofford ; Not pretty, but precious — Margaret Field ; 
 Old Satller's l-esurrection — K. D. Minor; The blood seed- 
 ling — John Hay; The cold hand — Cl.ira F. Guernsey; 
 The hungry lieart — J. \V. De Forest ; The marquis — 
 Chauucey llickox ; The red fox — C. F. Guernsey ; The 
 victims of dreams — M.irgaret Hosmer; Under false col- 
 ors — Lucy H. Hooper. 
 
 Not wisely but too well. Broughton 
 (Rhoda). 1871 1— 2 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Nothing now. Craik (Jfrg. -D. \7 r 
 
 N. Y., 1870 2— 9 
 
 Novels and tales. Goethe (.). W. von). 
 
 Loud., 1871. Hee Contents under liis 
 
 name 4 — 22 
 
 Now and then. Warren (Samuel). 1848.13—79 
 Nursery noonings, llamiltou (Gail). N. 
 
 Y., 1875 4—27 
 
 Oak openings. Illus. Cooper (J. F.) 
 
 1864 2— 10 
 
 Occupations of a retired life. Illus. 
 
 " Garrett (E.)" Mayo( J/;«. I. F.) n.d.. 8—48 
 O'Connor (F.) Invisible princess. (In 
 
 Little classics, v. 8) 6 — 35 
 
 O'Connor (Wm. D.) The ghost. (/« 
 
 Little classics, v. 8) 6 — 35 
 
 Odd couple. Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) 
 
 n. d 9—51 
 
 Off the Skelligs. lugelow (Jean). 18,2. 5—30 
 Ogilvies. Craik (Mrs. D. M. M.) N. Y., 
 
 1871 2— 9 
 
 Old countess. Hofer(E.) Phila., 1870. . 5—32 
 Old curiosity shop. Illus. Dickens (C.) 
 
 1868. 2v. 2copies 3—15 
 
 Old-fashioned boy. Farquharson (M.) 
 
 Phila., 1871 4—23 
 
 Old Fritz and the new era. Illus. Miibl- 
 
 bach(L.) N. Y.,1808 9—52 
 
 Old helmet. Warner (S.) N. Y. , 1874 . . . 13— 80 
 Old homestead. Stephens (A. S.) N. 
 
 Y., 1855 11— 62 
 
 Old house by the river. Prime (W. C.) 
 
 N. Y., 1868 10— 58 
 
 Old Kensington. Thackeray (A. I.) N. 
 
 Y., 1873 11— 60 
 
 Old niam'selle's secret. "Marlitt (E.)" 
 
 John (E.) 1874 6—40 
 
 Old Margaret. Kingsley (H.) 1872 6—38 
 
 Old mortality. Scott (6'tr W.) 1869.... 11— 60 
 Old Myddletou's money. Hay (M. C.) 
 
 1875 5—33 
 
 Old Sir Douglas. Norton (C. E. S.) 
 
 1807 9-51 
 
 Oldbury. Keary ( A. ) 1809 6—39 
 
 Oldport days. Illus. Higginson (T. W.) 
 
 1873 5- 32 
 
 Oldtown fireside stories. Illus. Stowe 
 
 (H. B.) Bost., 1872 11—61 
 
 Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) Odd couple. 
 
 Phila., n. d »— 51 
 
 Rose in June. Illustrated by 
 
 Maurier (Geo. Du). Bost., 1874 9—51 
 
 White ladies. N. Y., 1875 9—51 
 
 Olive Blake's good work. Jeaifreson (J. 
 
 C.) 1871 5—29 
 
 OUver Twist. Dickens (C.) N. Y., 1868. 
 
 2 copies 3 — 15 
 
 Olla podrida. Illus. Marryat (Capt. F.) 
 
 1874 7—42 
 
FICTION. 
 
 119 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 nction — continued. 
 
 On both sides of the sea. Charles {Atra. 
 
 E.) n. (1 2—13 
 
 On dangerous ground. Moore (Mrs. B.) 
 
 Phiha., 1876 8—48 
 
 On guard. Thomas (A.) N. Y., 1867 .... S- 8 
 On the eve. Tiirg(<iiietf (I. S.) N. Y., 
 
 18/3 " 11— 68 
 
 On the heights. Auerbach (B.) N. Y., 
 
 1875. Uv 1— 5 
 
 One fair woman. Miller (" Joaquin"). 
 
 N. Y., 1876 8— 48 
 
 One of them. Lever (C. J.) N.Y., 1872. 6—35 
 One summer. Howard (B. W.) Bost., 
 
 1875. 2 cojiies 5 — 31 
 
 Only a clod. Braddon (vl/issM. E.) n. d. 1 — 3 
 
 Only a fiddler. Andersen (H.C.) 1871.. 1— 6 
 Only a girl. Hilleru (W. von). Phila., 
 
 1872 5— 32 
 
 Only herself. Thomas (A.) N.Y., 1870.. 2— 8 
 
 Open question. De Mille (J.) 1873 3—20 
 
 Opening a chestnut burr. Roe ( liev. E. P. ) 
 
 n.d 10— 55 
 
 Opportunity. Seeraiiller (jI/i's. A. M. C.) 
 
 Bo.st., 1871. 2 copies 11 — 65 
 
 Ordeal for wives. Edwards ( Mrs. Annie). 
 
 1872 4— 25 
 
 Original fables. Illus. Prosser (Mrs.) 
 
 Lend., n.d 10- 58 
 
 Orley farm. Illus. Trollope (Anthony). 
 
 N.Y.,1871 12— 70 
 
 OsTvald Cray. Wood (Afrs. Henry), n.d. 13 — 76 
 Other girls. Illus. Whitney (Mrs. A. D. 
 
 T.) 1873 13—79 
 
 Other peoi)le's money. Gaboriau (E.) 
 
 Bost., 1875 4— 23 
 
 Ought we to visit her? Edwards (Mrs. 
 
 Annie). N.Y.,n.d 4—25 
 
 '■ Ouida," pseud. Hee Rame (L. de la). 
 Our mutual friend. Illus. Dickens (C.) 
 
 N.Y., 1868. ■4v. 3 copies 3—15 
 
 Same. Con lensed by R. Johnson.. 2 — 11 
 
 Our new crusade: a temperance story. 
 
 Hale(E.E.) Bost., 1875 5—34 
 
 Our old home. Hawthorne (N.) Best., 
 
 1868 5—33 
 
 Our village. Mitford (J/iss M.R.) 1870. 
 
 2v 8—48 
 
 Out of the hurly-burly. Illus. "Adeler 
 
 (Max)". Clark (C.H) Phila., 1874... 2—12 
 
 Outcast Reade (W. W.) 1875 10— 57 
 
 Outcasts of Poker Flat. Harte (Francis 
 
 Bret), (//i Little classics, v. 1) 6 — 35 
 
 Outre mort. SpoflFord(i/r8. H. E. P.) (In 
 
 Little classics, v. 2) 6 — 35 
 
 Over yonder. John (E.) "Marlitt (E.)" 
 
 1873. ( flownd «;i(A Magdalena) 6 — 40 
 
 Owen Gwynne's great work. Noel (Lady 
 
 A.) N.Y., 1875 9—51 
 
 O'wen Meredith, pseud. See Bulw^er-Lyt- 
 
 ton (R.) 
 
 Fiction— continued. 
 
 P's .and Q's; or, the question of putting 
 
 upon. Illus. Yonge(C. M.) 1872 . . . . 13— 74 
 Pacha of many tales. Marry at (Capi. F.) 
 
 1857 7—42 
 
 Palgrave (W. G.) Hermaini Agha: an 
 
 eastern narrative. N. Y., 1872 9—51 
 
 Paludan-Miillor (Frederick). Fountain 
 
 of youth. Illus. Freuland(H.W.), ()•. 
 
 Phila., 1867 9—53 
 
 Papa's own girl. Howland (M.) N. Y., 
 
 1H74 5— 31 
 
 Pardee (Julia). Reginald Lyle. N. Y., 
 
 1854 9—51 
 
 Paris sketch-book. Illns. Thackeray 
 
 (W. M.) 1869. 2copies 12—7:! 
 
 Parisians. Illus. Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. 
 
 E. L.) 1^174 2—14 
 
 Parkwater. Vfood (Mrs. 11.) n.d 13—76 
 
 Parr (Harriet). "Lee (Holme)". Annis 
 
 Warleigh's fortunes. N. Y., 1867 9—50 
 
 Fairy tales. Illus. Lond. and N. 
 
 Y., n. d. 2 copies 9 — 50 
 
 Kathie Braude. N. Y., 1857. 2 
 
 copies 9 — 50 
 
 Mr. Wynyard's ward. N. Y., 1867. 9— 50 
 
 Sylvan Holt's daughter. N. Y., 
 
 1860 9—50 
 
 Parr (Louise). HeroCarthew. N.Y.,1873. 9—50 
 John Thompson, and other stories. 
 
 Phila., n. d 9— 50 
 
 Partisan: a romance of the revolution. 
 
 Illus. Simms(W. G.) N. Y., n. d 11—65 
 
 Partisan leader. Tucker(B.) N. Y., 1861. 12— 69 
 Parton (Mrs. S. P.) "Fern (Fanny)". 
 
 Caper-sauce. N. Y., 1872 9—50 
 
 Fern leaves. Illus. Auburn, 1853. 9 — 50 
 
 Rose Clark. N. Y., 18.-)6 9—50 
 
 Pascarel. "Ouida." Phila., 1873 6—37 
 
 Passionate pilgrim, and other tales. 
 
 James (H.) Bost., 1875 5—29 
 
 Pathfinder (The). Illus. Cooper (J. F.) 
 
 1864 2— 10 
 
 Patty. Macquoid(K. S.) 1»71 7—44 
 
 Paul and Virginia. Illus. St. Pierre (J. 
 
 H. B. de). 1873 9—54 
 
 Paul Clitiord. Bulwer-Lytton (Sir E.) 
 
 Phila., 1868. 2 copies 2—14 
 
 Paul Faber. MacDonald (G.) 1879 7—45 
 
 Paul Fane. Willis (N. P.) N.Y., 1857... 7— 4i> 
 PaulMassie. McCarthy (J.) N. Y., n.d. 13— 77 
 Paulding (J. K.) Book of vagaries. N. 
 
 Y., 1868 10— 59 
 
 Bulls (The) and the Jonathans. N. 
 
 Y., 1867 10— 59 
 
 Dutchman's fireside. N. Y., 1868- 10— 59 
 
 Tales of a good worn an. N.Y.,1867. 10—59 
 
 Pausauias, the Spartan. Bulwer-Lytton 
 
 (SirE.) Leipzig, 1876 2—14 
 
 Peard (Frances M.) "Moslih-Eddin (S. 
 
 B. A.)" Rose garden. Bost., 1872 10—59 
 
 Unawares. Boat., 1878 10— 59 
 
FICTION. 
 
 120 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Pearl of Orr's island. Stowe (Mr«. H. B.) 
 
 1869 11— 61 
 
 Peculiar. Sargent (p:.) 1864 10—54 
 
 PegWoffington. Reade (Charles). 1869.10—57 
 Pelham. Bulwer-Lytton (Sir E. G. E. L.) 
 
 1867. 3copie8 .■ 3—14 
 
 Pendennis. Illus. Thackeray (W. M.) 
 
 1868. Hv. acopics 12—73 
 
 Percival Keene. MaTiyat(Capt.F.) 1857. 7—42 
 Percy Eftingham. Cockton(H.) n. d... 2 — 12 
 Peregrine Pickle (Adventures of). Smol- 
 lett (T.) 1872. 2v 11—64 
 
 Peter Pilgrim. Bird(R.M.) 1833 1—4 
 
 Peter Simple. Marryat (Capt. F.) 1857. 
 
 2 copies J 7 — 42 
 
 Petronel. Church (J/r». Ross), n. d 2 — 12 
 
 Peveril of the peak. Scott (Sir W.) 
 
 18()8 11— 66 
 
 Phantom ship. Marryat ( Cap*. F.) 1857. 
 
 2 copies 7 — 47 
 
 Phelps (Miss Elizabeth Stuart). Gates 
 
 ajar. Boat., 1869 10—59 
 
 Hedged in. Bost., 1870 10— 59 
 
 Lady of Shalof t. (/« Little classics, 
 
 V. 6) 6—35 
 
 Men, women, and ghosts. Bost., 
 
 1873 10— 59 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Calico ; Day of my death ; In the gray Goth ; Kentucky's 
 jlliost; Little Tommy Tucker; Night watclu-n; One of 
 the elect ; Tenth of January (remberton Mills disaster) ; 
 \v bat is the matter ? 
 
 Silent partner. Bost. and Lond., 
 
 1871 10— 59 
 
 Story of Avis. Bost., 1879 10— 59 
 
 Trotty book. Illus. Bost., 1875.. 10—59 
 
 Trotty's wedding tour and story 
 
 book. Illus. Bost., lo74 10—59 
 
 Philip (Adventures of). Thackor.ay (W. 
 
 M.) 11—60 
 
 Philip EarnscHffc. Edwards (.l/rs. Annie). 
 
 N. Y., 1873 4—25 
 
 Same as Morals of May Fair. 
 
 PhUip Nolan's friends. Hale (E. E.) N. 
 
 Y., 1877 5—34 
 
 PhineasFinn. lUus. Trollope (Anthony). 
 
 1868 12— 70 
 
 Phiueas Redux. Illus. Trollope (An- 
 thony). N. Y., 1874 12—70 
 
 Phoenix (John), pseud. See Derby (G. 
 H.) 
 
 PhcBnixiana. Derby (G. H.) N. Y., 
 
 1870 3—20 
 
 Picciola, the prisoner of Fiuestrella. 
 
 Saintine (X. B.) N. Y., 1871 1- 3 
 
 Pickwick jiapers. Illus. Dickens (C.) 
 
 N. Y., 1868. 2v. 3 copies 3—28 
 
 Picnic party. Smith (Horace). (In Lit- 
 tle classics, v. 9) 6 — 35 
 
 Pike (Francis West Atherton). Wife's 
 story, and other tales. Loud., 1875. 3 
 v 10—59 
 
 Fiction — continued . 
 
 Pike (Mary H.) "Langdon (Mary)". 
 
 Ida May. Bost., 1854 10—59 
 
 Pilgrim and the shrine. "Ainslie (H.)" 
 
 Maitland (E.) 1871 1— 7 
 
 Pilgrims on the Rhine. Biilwer-Lyttou 
 
 (E. G. E. L.) (Hound u4lh Cameron).. 1— 1 
 Pillar of fire ; or, Israel in bondage. In- 
 
 grahara(J.H.) 1860 5—30 
 
 Pillars of the house. Yonge(C.M.) 1874. 
 
 2 v 13— 74 
 
 Pink and white tyranny. Illus. Stowe 
 
 (H. B.) Bost., 1872 11—61 
 
 Pioneers. Illus. Cooper (J. F.) 1864. 2—10 
 
 Pirate. Scott(SirW.) 1868 11—66 
 
 Pirate (Tlie), and three cutters. Illus. 
 
 Marryat (Cop<. F.) n. d 7—41 
 
 Plague in London. De Foe (D.) (In hi^ 
 
 Works) 23—125 
 
 Played out. Tliomas (Annie). 1866 2— 8 
 
 Playing for high stakes. Tliomas (Annie). 
 
 1868. (Bound with V>ov/er house) 2— 8 
 
 Playing the mischief. De Forest (J. W.) 
 
 1875 3—21 
 
 Poe (Edgar Allan). Prose tales. (In his 
 
 Works.) N. Y., 1868 23—136 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 Adventures of one Hans Morella. v. 1. 
 
 Pfaall. V. 1. Murders of the me Morgue. 
 Assignation (The), v. 1. v. 1. 
 
 Balloon hoax (The), v. 1. Mystery of Marie Koget. 
 Berenice, v. 1. v. 1. 
 
 Black cat. v. 1. Never bet the devil your 
 Bon-ton. v. 2. head. v. 2. 
 
 Cask of Amontillado, v. 1. Oblong box. v. 2. 
 
 Descent into a maelstrom. Oval portrait, v. 1. 
 
 V. 1. Pit and the pendulum, v. ] .. 
 
 Devil in the belfry, v. 2. Premature burial, v. 1. 
 
 Doniaiu of Amheira. v. I Purloined letter, v. 1. 
 
 Due de L'Omeletto. v. 2. Shadow : a j)arable. v. 2. 
 
 Eleanora. v. 1. Silence : a table, v. 2. 
 
 Facts in the case of M. Val- Some words with a mummy. 
 
 demar. v. 1. v. 2. 
 
 Fall of the house of Usher. Spectacles (The), v. 2. 
 
 V. 1. Sphinx (The), v. 2. 
 
 Four beasts in one. v. 2. Tale of Jerusalem, v. 2. 
 
 Gold-bug. V. 1. Tale of the ragged mount- 
 Hop-fn)g. V. 2. aina. v, 2. 
 
 Imp of the pervei se. v. 1. Tell-tale heart (The), v. 1. 
 
 Island of the fay. v. 1. Thou art the man. v. 2. 
 
 King Pest. v. 2. Thousand and second tale of 
 Lander's cottage, v. 1. Scheherazade, v. 1. 
 
 Ligeia. v. 1. Three Sundays in a week. 
 Lionizing, v. 1. v. 2. 
 
 Man of the crowd, v. 2. Von Kempelen and his dis- 
 MS. found in a bottle, v. 1. covery. v. 1. 
 
 Masque of the Ked Death. Why the little Frenchman 
 
 V. 1, wears his hand in a sling. 
 
 Mesmeric revelations, v. 1. v. 2. 
 
 Metzengerstein. v. 1. William Wilson, v. 1. 
 
 Fall of the house of Usher. (In Lit- 
 tle classics, V. 2) 6 — 35 
 
 Gold bug. (In Little classics, 
 
 V. 12) 6—35 
 
 Murders of the rue Morgue. (In 
 
 Little classics, v. 3) 6 — 35 
 
 Point of honor. Edwards (ilfr«. Annie). 
 
 1870 •. 4—25 
 
 Pollard (Eliza F.) Hope deferred. N.Y., 
 
 1872 10— 59 
 
 Pousonby (Lady Emily Charlotte Mary). 
 
 Mother's trials. N. Y., 1860 10—59 
 
 Poor humanity. Robinson (F.W.) 1868.10—56 
 
FICTION. 121 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Poor Jack. lUus. Marryat {Capt. F.) 
 
 n.d 
 
 Poor Matt ; or, the clouded Intellect. In- 
 
 gelow- (Jean). 1869 
 
 Poor Miss Finch. Collins (W. Wilkie). 
 
 1869 
 
 Fopanilla. Disraeli (B.) {Bound with 
 
 Alroy). 1871 
 
 Porter (Jane). Scottish chiefs. Phlla., 
 
 1871 
 
 — Thaddeus of Warsaw. N. Y., 1856. 
 
 Porter (Rose). Foundations ; or, castles 
 
 intheair. N.Y.,n.d -10—58 
 
 Ujilands and lowlands; or, three 
 
 chapters in life. N. Y.,n.d 10—58 
 
 Winter fires. N. Y., n. d 10—58 
 
 Potiphar papers. Curtis (G.W.) 1869.. 2— 8 
 Poynter(.l/issE. F.) Ersilia. N.Y.,1876 10—58 
 
 My little lady. N.Y 10—58 
 
 Prairie. Coopor(J.F.) 1870 2—10 
 
 Prairie and forest. Gilmore (P.) N. Y., 
 
 1874 31—189 
 
 Precaution. Jllus. Cooper (J. F.) N.Y. 
 
 1871 2—10 
 
 Premiums paid to experience. "Garrett 
 
 (Edward)". Mayo (ifrg. L. F.) n.d.. 8—48 
 Prentiss (Elizabeth). Fred, and Maria, 
 
 and me. lUus. N. Y., 1872 ^10— 58 
 
 Stei)ping heavenward. N. Y.,n.d. 10 — 58 
 
 Prescott (Mary N.) Matt's follies, and 
 
 other stories. Illns. Bost., 1873 10—58 
 
 Pretty Miss Bellew. "Gift (Theo.)" 
 
 Havers (Dora). 1870.... 4—22 
 
 Pretty Mrs. Gaston, &c. Illns. Cooke (J. 
 
 E.) n.d 2—11 
 
 Prey of the gods. Cliurch (Mrs. Ross). 
 
 n.d 2—12 
 
 Pride and prejudice. Austen (J.) 1870. 1 — 5 
 Prime (W.C.) Lateryears. lanon.'] N. 
 
 Y., 1867 10— 58 
 
 Old house by the river. [anoM.] N. 
 
 Y., 1868 10— 58 
 
 Prime minister. Trollope (Anthony). 
 
 n.d 12— 70 
 
 Prince Eugene and his times. Mundt 
 
 (Mrs. CM.) "Milhlbach (L.)" 1874.. 9—52 
 Prince of darkness. Southworth (Mrs. 
 
 E.D.E.N.) Phila., 1869 11—63 
 
 Prince of tlio house of David. Ingraham 
 
 (J.H.) 1860 5—30 
 
 Princess and the goblin. McDonald (G.) 
 
 1871 7—45 
 
 Princess of Thule. Black (W.) 1874... 1— 4 
 Piivateersman. lUus. Marryat (Capt. 
 
 F.) n.d 7—41 
 
 Problematic characters. Spielhagen(F.) 
 
 N. Y., 1871 U— 62 
 
 Professor (The). Bront<S (Charlotte). 
 
 1868. 2copie8 1— 2 
 
 16 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 7— 
 
 41 
 
 5 
 
 30 
 
 2— 
 
 11 
 
 4— 
 
 30 
 
 10- 
 
 58 
 
 0— 
 
 58 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Professor at the breakfast-table. Holmes 
 
 (0. W.) 5—31 
 
 Prosper. Cherbuliez (V.) N. Y.,1874... 2—13 
 Prosser (Mrs.) Original fables. Lond., 
 
 n.d 10— 58 
 
 Prudence Palfrey. Aldrich(T.B.) 1874. 1— 7 
 Prueaudl. Curtis (G. W.) N.Y.,1867. 2— 8 
 Psyche of to-day. Jenkin ( \frs. C.) 
 
 1874 5—29 
 
 Publicans and sinners. Braddon (M. E.) 
 
 1874 1— 3 
 
 Puck. "Onida." Rame(L.dela). Phila., 
 
 1870 6—37 
 
 Pullen (H. W.) Tom Pippin's wedding. 
 
 Phila., 1871 10— 58 
 
 Punch's letters to his son; and Punch's 
 
 complete letter writer. Jerrold(D.) (/« 
 
 /as Works, V. 1-4) 6— 40 
 
 Purple and fine linen. Fawcett (E.) N. 
 
 Y. and Lond., 1873 4— 24 
 
 Puss-cat mew, <fec. Hugessen (E. H. 
 
 Kuatchbull-). 1871 5—31 
 
 Put yourself in his place. Reade (C.) 
 
 Best., 1871 10— 57 
 
 Queechy. Warner (Susan). Phila., 1873. 13—80 
 Queen Hortense. Mundt (Mrs. C. M.) 
 
 1871 9—52 
 
 Queen Mab. Kavauagh (J.) N. Y., 1872. 
 
 2 copies 6 — b9 
 
 Queen of hearts. Collins (W. Wilkie). 
 
 1874 2— 11 
 
 Queen of the county. Stretton (J. C.) 
 
 1865 11— 61 
 
 Queen's necklace. Dumas (A.) 1875... 4 — 26 
 Queen's revenge. Collins (W. Wilkie). 
 
 n.d 2— 11 
 
 Queer little people. Illus. Stowe (Mrs. 
 
 H. B.) 1873 11—61 
 
 Quentin Durward. Scott (Sir W.) Boat., 
 
 1858 11— 66 
 
 Quits. Tautphceus (Baroness I. von). 
 
 1872 11— 61 
 
 Quixstar. Taylor (3/m« Elizabeth). 1873. 11—61 
 Quodlibet (Annals of). Kennedy (J. P.) 
 
 1860 6—39 
 
 Rab and his friends. Brown (J.) (In his 
 
 Spare hours, v.l) 23—137 
 
 Same. (In Little classics, v. 4) 6 — 35 
 
 Rachel Gray. Kavanagh (J.) 1873 6—39 
 
 Rachel Ray. Trollope (Anthony). Lond., 
 
 n.d 12—70 
 
 Raft that no man made. Lowell (R. T. S. ) 
 
 (In Little classics, v. 8) 6 — 35 
 
 Ralph, the heir. Illus. Trollope (A.) 
 
 N. Y.,1871. 3copie8 12—70 
 
 Ralph Wilton's weird. Alexander ( Mrs.), 
 
 pseud, of UeciMT (Mrs. A.B.) 1875 1— 6 
 
 Rambling story. Clarke (Mary Cowdeu). 
 
 1875... 2— 12 
 
FICTIOK 
 
 122 
 
 FICTION, 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Rame (L. de la). "Ouida." Ariadne. 
 
 Phila., 1877 10— 58 
 
 Beatrice Boville, and other stories. 
 
 Phila., 1868 10— 58 
 
 COiNTKNTS. / 
 
 Beatrice Boville; Holly wreaths aud rosy cliains; Lady 
 Marabout's troubles: Silver chimes and golden fetters; 
 Slander and sillery ; Aline in the "Daily"; SirGalahad'a 
 raid; "Kedeemed"; Our wager; Our country quarters. 
 
 Cecil Castlemaine's gage; Lady 
 
 Marabout's troubles; and other stories. 
 Phila., 1867 10— 58 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Cecil Castlemaine's gage; Little Grand and the mar- 
 chioness; Lady Marabout's troubles; Study ^ la Louis 
 Quinze; "Deadly dash" ; General's match-making; Story 
 of a crayon head; Beauty of Vicq. d'Azyr; Study k la 
 Louis Quatorze. 
 
 Chandos. Philii., 1871. a copies -- 10— 58 
 
 Dog of Flanders. (In Little clas- 
 sics, r.lO) 6—35 
 
 Follyfarine. Phila., 1871 10—58 
 
 Friendship. Phila. , 1878 10— 58 
 
 Granville De Vigne ; or, held in 
 
 bondage. Phila., 1871. 2 copies 10— 58 
 
 Idalia. Phila. , 1870 10— 58 
 
 In a winter city. Phila., 1876.... 10— 58 
 
 Leaf in the storm, &o. Leipzig, 
 
 1872 10- 58 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Dog of Flanders ; Branch of lilac ; Provence Rose ; Leaf 
 in the storm. 
 Leaf iu the storm. {In Little clas- 
 sics, V. 11) 6— 35 
 
 Pascarel: only a story. Phila., 1873. 10 — 57 
 
 Puck. Phila., 1870 10—57 
 
 Randolph Gordon, and other stories. 
 
 Phila., 1867 10—57 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 Bells and blackcock ; Blue and yellow ; Donkeyshire mili- 
 tia ; How I was tracked by trappers ; How one lire lit 
 another; The marquis's tactics; Kandolph Gordon; 
 Trente-et-un. 
 
 ; Signa. Leipzig, 1875 10—57 
 
 Strathmore ; or, wrought by his own 
 
 hand. Phila,, 1871 10—57 
 
 Tricotrin : the story of a waif aud 
 
 stray. Phila., 1871 10—57 
 
 Two little wooden shoes. Leipzig, 
 
 1874 10— 57 
 
 Under two flags. Phila., 1867. 2 
 
 copies 10 — 57 
 
 Randolph (Mrs.) Gentianella. Phila., 
 
 n.d 10— 57 
 
 Wild hyacinth. Phila., 1876 10— 57 
 
 Randolph Gordon. "Ouida." Rame (L. 
 
 de la). 1867 10—57 
 
 Rands (W. B.) "Holbeach (Henry)". 
 
 Shoemaker's village. Loud., 1871 10— 57 
 
 Rangers; or, the tory's daughter. Thomp- 
 son (D. P.) 1871 12—71 
 
 Raspe (R. E.) Baron Munchausen's ad- 
 ventures. Lond., n. d 10 — 57 
 
 Rasselas, prince of Abyssinia. Johnson 
 (Samuel). (/nAi« Works, v. 6.) Lond., 
 1,825 21—125 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Rattlin, the reefer. Illus. Marryat (F.) 
 
 Lond. andN. Y., 1873 7— 41 
 
 Ravenshoe. Kingsley (H.) 1864. 6—38 
 
 Ray. Spofford (Mrs. H. P.) (/« Little 
 
 classics, v. 11) 6 — 35 
 
 Raymond (R. W. ) " Robertson (Gray)", 
 
 pseud. Brave hearts. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1873 4— 22 
 
 Reade (Charles). Art: a dramatic tale. 
 
 ( Bound m</i Peg Woffington.) 1869.... 10—57 
 Box tunnel. (/« Little classics, 
 
 V. 9).. 6—35 
 
 Same. {Bound with Peg Wofifiug- 
 
 ton.) 1869 10-57 
 
 Christie Johnstone. {Bound with 
 
 Peg Wofflngton. ) Bost., 1869 10— 57 
 
 Cloister and the hearth; or, maid, 
 
 wife, and widow. Bost., 1871 10 — 58 
 
 Clouds and sunshine. {Boundwiih 
 
 Peg Woffington.) 1869 10—57 
 
 Double marriage; or, white lies. 
 
 N.Y.,1873 10— 57 
 
 Eiglith commandment. Bost., 1860. 10 — 57 
 
 and Boucicault (D.) Foul play. 
 
 Bost., 1872 10— 57 
 
 Good fight, and other tales. Illus. 
 
 N.Y.,1859 10— 57 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Good fight; Autobiography of a thief; Jack of all trades. 
 Griffith Gaunt; or, jealousy. Bost., 
 
 1871. 2 copies 10—57 
 
 Hard cash. Illus. N.Y.,1873. 2 
 
 copies 10 — 57 
 
 — '■ It is never too late to mend. N. Y., 
 
 1873 10-57 
 
 Love me little, love me long. Bost., 
 
 1872 10- 57 
 
 Peg Woffington, Christie John- 
 stone, Clouds and sunshine. Art, Propria 
 
 qua) maribus, The box thnnel, and Jack 
 
 ofalltrades. Bost., 1869 10—57 
 
 Propria quie maribus. {Bound with 
 
 Peg Woffington.) 1869 10—57 
 
 Put yourself in his place. Bost., 
 
 1871 10— 57 
 
 Simpleton(A.) N.Y.,1874 10—57 
 
 Terrible temptation. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1871 10— 57 
 
 White Ues. N.Y.,1873 10—57 
 
 Woman hater (A). N. Y., 1877.... 10— 57 
 
 Reade (Winwood). The Outcast. Lond., 
 
 1875 10— 57 
 
 Real folks. Illus. Whitney (Mrs. A. D. T.) 
 
 Bost., 1872 13—79 
 
 Realmah. Helps (.Arthur). 1869 5—32 
 
 Red as a rose is she. Broughton (R.) 1872. 1 — 2 
 Red court farm. Wood {Mrs. Henry). 
 
 Phila., n.d l:!— 76 
 
 Red rover. Illus. Cooper (J. F.) 1870. 2—10 
 RedgaunUet. Scott {Sir Walter). 1868. 11— 66 
 
FICTION. 
 
 123 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — coiitinuod. 
 
 Redskins. Cooper ( J. F. ) 1864 3—10 
 
 Redwood. Sedgwick (CM.) 1850 11—65 
 
 Reginald Archer. Seemliller (Mrs. A. M. 
 
 C.) 1871 11—65 
 
 Reginald Lyle. Pardoe (J.) N.Y.,18o4. 9—51 
 "Reid (Christiiin)", pseud. See Fisher 
 
 {Miss Francos C.) 
 Reparation, and other tales. FuUerton 
 
 {Lady G.) Bait., 1875 4—23 
 
 Retribution. Southworth {Mrs. E. D. 
 
 E.N.) 1856 11—63 
 
 Renter (Fritz). Seed-time and harvest; 
 
 or, "During my apprenticeship." Phila., 
 
 1871 : 10— 57 
 
 Reveries of a bachelor. Mitchell (D. 6.) 
 
 "Marvel (Ik)". N. Y., 1871 8—48 
 
 Reynard, the fox. Loud, and N. Y., 1873. 10— 57 
 Richard Vandermarck. Harris (Miriam 
 
 Cole). 1871 5—34 
 
 Richardson (Samuel). Clarissa Harlowe. 
 
 Condensed by Jones (C.H.) N.Y.,1874. 10—57 
 Richter (J. P. F.) Flower, frnit, and 
 
 thorn pieces. Noel (E. H.), tr. Host., 
 
 1869. 2\ 10—57 
 
 Hesperus ; or, forty-five dog-post- 
 days : a biography. Bost.,1865. 2 v.. 10— 57 
 Titan: a romance. Brooks (C. T.), 
 
 tr. Best., 1871. 2v 10—57 
 
 Riddell (ifcs. J. H.) "Trafford(F. G.)", 
 
 pseud. Earl's promise. Leip., 1873 10 — 56 
 
 Frank Sinclair's wife, and other 
 
 stories. Loud., 1874. 3v 10—56 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Frank Sinclair's wife ; My first love ; My last love : se- 
 quel to mv first love ; Forewarned, forearmed ; Hertford 
 O'DonueIrs warning, 
 
 Life's assize. Lond.,1871. 3 v.... 10—57 
 
 Riddle(A.G.) AliceBrand. N. Y., 1875. 10— 56 
 
 Bart Ridgeley : a story of northern 
 
 Ohio. Bost., 1873 10—50 
 
 House of Ross, and other tales. 
 
 Bost., 1881 10— 56 
 
 Rienzi. The last of the Roman tribunes. 
 
 Bnlwer-Lyttoii (E. G. E. L.) Phila., 
 
 1869. 2 copies 2—14 
 
 Right at last, and other tales. Gaskell 
 
 (E.C.) N.Y., 1860 4—22 
 
 COKTBNTS. 
 
 Kightatlast; Manchestermarriage ; Lois the witcli ; The 
 crooked branch. 
 
 Right one. Schwartz (M. S.) Bost., 1871. 10— 54 
 
 Ring (Max). John Milton and his times. 
 
 nius. Jordan (F. ),<)•. N.Y.,18e8 10— .56 
 
 Ring of Amasis. Bulwer-Lytton (R.) 
 
 N.Y.,1863 1— 1 
 
 Rip Van Winkle. Irving (W.) {In his 
 
 Sketchbook) 5— 29 
 
 Rise of Iskander. Disraeli (B.) {Bound 
 
 m*A Contarini Fleming.) Lond.,1871.. 4 — 28 
 
 Same. {In Little classics, v. 6) (i — 35 
 
 Ritchie (Anna Cora Mowatt). Mute 
 
 singer. N.Y.,1866 10—56 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Ritchie (L. ) Romance of history ; France. 
 
 Loud., n.d 10— 56 
 
 RivEil dreamers. Banim (J.) (In Little 
 
 classics, v. 12) 6 — 35 
 
 River legends. Hugessen (E. H. K.) 1875. 5—30 
 Rob of the bowl. Kennedy (J. P.) 1861. 6—39 
 
 Rob Roy. Scott (*> Walter). 1868 11—66 
 
 Robert Falconer. MacDonald (G.) n.d. 7 — 45 
 Robertson (Margaret Murray). Janet's 
 
 love and service. N. Y., n. d 10 — 56 
 
 Robinson Crusoe. lUus. De Foe (D.) 
 
 Lond., n.d 3— 21 
 
 Robinson (F. W.) Anne Judge, spinster. 
 
 N.Y., n. d 10— 56 
 
 Bridge of glass. N. Y. , 1672 10— 56 
 
 Carry's confession. N. Y. , 1871 .... 10— 56 
 
 Christie's faith. N. Y. , 1867 10— 56 
 
 For her sake. Illus. N. Y. , 1869 . . 10— 56 
 
 Girl's romance, and other tales. N. 
 
 Y., 1872 10— 56 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Girl's romance ; Sensational Soasonville; Jenny Merton; 
 Proud wife; Achille; Widow Silvani; Ahck Dale's 
 offers ; Kichard Arnott's craze ; "William Smudge's 
 amendment; Buries: a bad boy; Friend Karl: Tito's 
 troubles; An odd fix; Nantle Ferry. 
 
 Her face was her fortune. N. Y., 
 
 1875 10— 56 
 
 Mattie : a stray. N. Y., 1871 10— 56 
 
 No man's friend. N. Y. , 1867 10— 56 
 
 Poor humanity. N. Y., 1868 10— 56 
 
 Stem necessity. N. Y. , 1871 10— 56 
 
 Sweet nineteen ; or, Woodleigh. N. 
 
 Y.,n.d 10— 56 
 
 True to herself. N. Y. , 1872 10— 56 
 
 Woman's ransom (A). Bost., n.d.. 10 — 56 
 
 Roche (Regina Maria). Children of the 
 
 abbey. Phila., 1869 10—56 
 
 Roderick Hudson. James (Henry, jr.) 
 
 1876 5—29 
 
 Roderick Random. Smollett (T.) 1872.11—64 
 Roe (7?et>. E. P.) Barriers burned away. 
 
 N. Y.,1875 10— 56 
 
 From jest to earnest. N. Y.,1875.. 10 — 55 
 
 Knight of the 19th century. N. Y., 
 
 1877 10— 56 
 
 Near to nature's heart. N. Y., n. d. 10 — 55 
 
 Opening a chestuut burr. N. Y., 
 
 n.d 10— 55 
 
 What can she do ? N. Y. , 1873 ... . 10— 55 
 
 Roland Cashel. Illus. Lever (Charles). 
 
 n.d.: 6—35 
 
 Roland Yorko. Wood {Mrs. llcmy). n d. 13— 76 
 Romance. (See Little classics, v. 7.) 
 
 Bost., 1875 6—35 
 
 Romance of a poor young man. Feuillet 
 
 (O.) 1875 4—24 
 
 Romance of history ; England. Neele 
 
 (H.) 9—51 
 
 Romance of history ; France. Ritchie 
 
 (L.) Lond., n.d 10—56 
 
 Romance of history ; India. Gaunter (H.) 2 — 13 
 
FICTION. 
 
 124 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Romance of history ; Italy. Macfarlane 
 
 (C.) 7—45 
 
 Romance of history ; Spain. Trueba y 
 
 Co8io(T. de). n. d 12—68 
 
 Romance of old court life in France. lUus. 
 
 Elliot (F.) 1874 4—25 
 
 Romance of real life. Howells(W.D.) {In 
 
 Little classics, v. 4) 6 — 35 
 
 Romance of the green seal. Warfield 
 
 (C.A.) N.y., 1866 12—67 
 
 Romany Rye. Borrow (George). 1857. 
 
 (Bound with harvengro) 1 — 3 
 
 Romola. Cross (Mrs. J. W.) "Eliot 
 
 George)". 1876 2— 8 
 
 Rory O'More. Lover (Samuel), n.d 7 — 47 
 
 Rosamond Gray. Lamb (C.) (In his 
 
 Works) •.... 21—125 
 
 Rose Clark. Fern (Fanny). N.Y.,1856. 9—50 
 
 Rose garden. Peard (F. M.) 1872 10—59 
 
 Rose in bloom : a sequel to "Eight Cous- 
 ins." Alcott(L. M.) 1876 1— 7 
 
 Rose in June. Illus. Oliphant (M. O. 
 
 W.) Bost., 1874 9—51 
 
 Rose Leblanc. FuUorlon {Lady G.) N. 
 
 Y., 1875 4—23 
 
 Rosicrucian. Craik(J/r«. D. M. M.) {In 
 
 Little classics, v. 7) 6— 35 
 
 Rouge et noir: story of Baden-Baden. 
 
 About (E.) 1873 1— 7 
 
 Roughing it. Clemens (S. L.) "Twain 
 
 (Mark)". 1872 2—12 
 
 Round (William M. F.) Torn and mend- 
 ed. Illus. Bost., 1877 10—55 
 
 Roundabout papers. Illus. Thackeray 
 
 (W. M.) Lond., 1869. 2 copies 12—72 
 
 Ruffini (Giovanni). Doctor Antonio : a 
 
 taleofltaly. N. Y., 1867 10—55 
 
 Lorenzo Benoni ; or, passages in the 
 
 life of an Italian. N. Y., 1860 10— 55 
 
 Vincenzo ; or, sunken rocks. Lond., 
 
 1863. 2 copies 10—55 
 
 Runa'wray match. Wood {Mrs. Henry). 
 
 Phila., n. d. (BounfJtoifA The mystery). 13 — 76 
 Running the gauntlet. Yates (E.) Lond. 
 
 and N. Y., n. d 13— 75 
 
 Rupert Godwin. Braddon (M. E.) N. 
 
 Y., n. d 1— 2 
 
 Ruskln (John). King of the golden river; 
 
 or, the black brothers. 1865. (Bound 
 
 with Pre-Raphaelitism) 15 — 89 
 
 Same. (In Little Classics, v. 10).. 6 — 35 
 
 Ruth. Illus. Gaskell (E. C.) Lond., 
 
 1873 4— 22 
 
 Rutledge. Harris (ifrs. Miriam C.) N. Y., 
 
 1875 5—34 
 
 Sack of gold. Johnson (V. W.) 1875... 6—40 
 St. Xilmo. Wilson (Mrs. A. J. Evans). 
 
 1874 13— 78 
 
 St. Gteorge and St. Michael. MacDonald 
 
 (G.) n.d 7—45 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 St. Giles and St. James. Jerrold (D.) 
 
 (7ft /lis Works, v. 1) 6— 40 
 
 St. Mars (N. Cisteme de Courtiras, Via- 
 
 comtessede). "Dash (Countess)", ^weiiiJ. 
 
 Mademoiselle Fifty Millions. Chaudron 
 
 (A. DeV.),<r. N. Y., 1869 10—54 
 
 St. Martin's eve. Wood (Mrs. Henry). 
 
 n. d '... 13— 76 
 
 St. Pierre (J. H. B. de). Paul and Vir- 
 ginia. Illus. N. Y., 1873 ....: 10—53 
 
 St. Ronan's well. Scott (Sir W.) Bost., 
 
 1868 U— 66 
 
 Saintine (X. B. ), pseud. See Boniface 
 
 (X.) 
 
 Salem. Castleton (D. R.) 1874 2—13 
 
 Sam Slick, the attach^. Haliburton (T. 
 
 C.) 5— 34 
 
 Sam Slick, the clockmaker. Haliburton 
 
 (T. C.) 1838 5—34 
 
 Sand (George), 2>seud. See Dudevant (A. 
 
 L. A. D.) 
 Sandford and Merton. Day (T.) 1869.. 3—21 
 Santa Clans land. Illus. Douglas (A. 
 
 M.) Bost., 1874 4—27 
 
 Sargent (Epes). Peculiar. N. Y., 1864., 10— 54 
 Satanstoe ; or, the Littlepage MSS. 
 
 (No. 1.) Cooper(J. F.) 1867 2—10 
 
 Saunders (Johu). Abel Drake's wife. 
 
 N. Y., 1863 10— 54 
 
 Bound to the wheel. N.Y.,1866.. 10— 54 
 
 Hirell. N. Y., 1870 10—54 
 
 Israel Mort, overman. Illus. Phila., 
 
 1872 10— 54 
 
 Martin Pole. N. Y. , 1863 10— 54 
 
 Saunders (Katherine). The haunted 
 
 crust. {In Little classics, v. 5) 6 — 35 
 
 High Mills. Hlus. Phila., 1872.. 10— 54 
 
 Saxe Holm's stories. lanon.'\ N. Y.,1874. 10 — 54 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 Draxi^ Miller's dowry ; The elder's wife ; "Whose wife was 
 she? The one-legged dancers ; Howone woman kept her 
 husband ; Esther Wynn's love-letters. 
 
 Say and seal. Warner (S. and A. B.) 
 Phila., 1870. 2v 13—80 
 
 Sa3rings of Dr. Bushwhacker. Cozzens 
 (F. S.) 1871 2—10 
 
 Scarlet letter. Hawthorne (N.) 1876.. 5— 33 
 
 Scenes of clerical life. Cross {Mrs. J. W. ) 
 
 "Eliot (George)". 1874 2— 9 
 
 CONTENT'S. 
 
 Sad fortunes of Amos Barton; Mr. Gilfil's love-story; 
 Janet's repentance. 
 
 Sceptres and crowns. Illus. Warner 
 (8.) 1875 13— 18 
 
 Schiller (J. C. F. von). Ghost seer; or, 
 apparitionist. Sport of destiny. Bohn 
 (H. G.), tr. Lond., 1867 11— 66 
 
 Schbnberg-Cotta family. Charles (Mrs. 
 E.) 1869 2—14 
 
 School days at Rugby. Hughes (T.) 
 1869 5— 31 
 
FICTION. 
 
 125 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Schoolcraft (Mary Howard). Black 
 
 gauntlet: a tale of ])lantatiou life in 
 
 South Carolina. Pliila., IdCO 10— 54 
 
 Schwartz (M. S.) Birth and education. 
 
 Borg (S.)an(J Brown (M. A.), tr». Boat., 
 
 1871 10— 54 
 
 Gerda ; or, the children of work. 
 
 Borg (S. ) and Brown (M. A.), trs. 
 
 Phila., 1874 10— 54 
 
 Gold and name. Borg (S.) and 
 
 Brown (M. A.), tra. Bost., 1872 10— 54 
 
 Guilt and innocence. Borg (S.) 
 
 and Brown (M. A.), /)•«. Boat., 1871.... 10— 54 
 Riglit one. Borg (S.) and Brown 
 
 (M. A.), tr8. Boat., 1871. 10—54 
 
 Two family mothers. Borg (S.) 
 
 and Brown (M. A.), Irs. Bost., 1872... 10— 54 
 Wife of a vain man. Borg(S.)and 
 
 Brown (M. A.), «r8. Bost., 1872 10—54 
 
 Scott (Michael). Cruine of the Midge. 
 
 Ediu., n. d 10— 54 
 
 Tom Cringle's log. Edin., n. d 10— 54 
 
 Scott {Sir Walter). Waverley novels. 
 
 Illus. Bost., 1868-'69. 23 v. 
 
 .Vo^e. — Under each title eutry of the Wa verier novels, the 
 Ume^ the place, and Home of the principal characterg are 
 (riven. Consult, also. Index and Oluasary, bound with 
 Surgeon's daughter. 11 — 66. 
 
 Abbot; sequel to the monastery .. . 11 — 66 
 
 1.568. Chief character : Mary, Queeu of Scots. 
 
 Anne of Geierstein 11 — 66 
 
 1474-77. Burgundy ; France ; Charles the Bold ; Marga- 
 ret of Anjou. 
 
 Antiquary 11— 66 
 
 1798. Scottish. Jonathan Oldbuck ; Edie Ochillrie. 
 
 Betrothed. (Bound with The high- 
 laud widow) 11 — 66 
 
 1187. Time of the second crusade. 
 
 Black dwarf. (Bound with Legend 
 
 of Montrose) 11 — 66 
 
 1708. Scottish Jacobites. 
 
 Bride of Lammermoor U — 66 
 
 1700. Scottish. Kavenswood ; Caleb Balderstone. 
 
 Castle Dangerous. (Bound with 
 
 Surgeon's daughter) 11 — 66 
 
 1306-7. Douglas castle. Scotland. 
 
 Fortunes of Nigel 11 — 66 
 
 1620. James I of England and court. 
 
 Guy Mannering 11 — 66 
 
 1750-70. Scottish. Meg Merrilies ; Dominie Sampson. 
 
 Heart of Mid-Lothian 11— 66 
 
 1736-'51. Scottish. Jeanie Deans ; Fortius mob. 
 
 Highland widow. (Bound with Be- 
 trothed) 11— 66 
 
 1765. Scottish. 
 
 Ivanhoe 11 — 66 
 
 1194. Eebecca the Jewess; Eobin Hood; Templars; 
 Cceur-de-Lion. 
 
 Same, o (In Condensed classics.) 
 
 Johnson (E.) N. Y., 1876 2—11 
 
 Kenil worth 11 — 66 
 
 1575. Queen Elizabeth ; Earl of Leicester ; Amy Bohsart 
 
 Laird's Jock. (Bound tvith Talis- 
 man) 11 — 60 
 
 1600. Scottish. 
 
 Paction — continued. 
 
 Legend of Montrose. (Bound with 
 
 Black dwarf) 11—66 
 
 1545-'6. Scottish. Marquis of Montrose; Duke of Argyl. 
 Monastery 11 — 66 
 
 1559. Scotland. Avenel castle; Sir Pierce Shafton ; 
 White lady of Avenel. 
 My aunt Margaret's mirror. (Bound 
 
 with Talisman) 11 — 66 
 
 1700. Scottish. 
 Old Mortality 11—66 
 
 1670-'80. Scotch covenanters. 
 Peveril of the peak 11—66 
 
 1660-'80. Court of Charles II. 
 Pirate 11— 66 
 
 1700. Orkney and Zetland. 
 Qucutin Durward 11 — 66 
 
 1470. Louis XI ; Charles the Bold ; Franco ; Netherlands. 
 Red Gauntlet 11— 66 
 
 1770. Charles Edward the Pretender. 
 Rob Roy 11— 66 
 
 1715. English and Scotch highlanders. 
 St. Rouau's well 11— 66 
 
 1800. Manners of author's time. Meg Dods. 
 Surgeon's daughter 11 — 66 
 
 175O-'70. England and India. 
 Talisman 11 — 66 
 
 1193. Crusades ; Coenrde-Lion ; Saladin. 
 Tapestried chamber. (Bound with 
 
 Talisman) 11— 66 
 
 1800. English. 
 Two drovers. . (Bound with Talis- 
 man) 11 — 66 
 
 1765. Scottish. 
 
 Waverley 11 — 66 
 
 1745. Scottish. Charles Edward the Pretender ; Jacobite 
 rebellion. 
 
 Woodstock 1 1 — 66 
 
 1652. Cromwell ; Charles II. 
 
 Scouring of the white horse. Hughes (T.) 
 Lond., 1859 5—30 
 
 Bcudder (H. E.) Dwellers in five sisters' 
 court. N. Y., 1876 11—65 
 
 Scudder (Moses L.) Brief honors. Chi- 
 cago, 1877 11— 65 
 
 Seaboard parish. (Sequel to "Annals of a 
 quiet neighborhood.") Illus. MacDon 
 aid (G.) 1873 7—45 
 
 Sealed packet. TroUope (T. A.) Phila., 
 n.d 1-2— 69 
 
 Sea lions. Illus. Cooper (J. F.) 1864.. 2—10 
 
 Second wife. "Marlitt (E.)" John (E.) 
 1874 6— 39 
 
 Sedgpwick ( Miss CM.) New England tale 
 aud other miscellanies. N. Y., 1852 11 — 65 
 
 Redwood. N. Y., 1850 11—65 
 
 Sedley (Henry). Dangerfield's rest. N. 
 Y., 1864 11— 65 
 
 Seed-time and harvest. Renter (F.) 
 
 1871 10— 57 
 
 Seemuller (Mrs. A. Moncure Crane). Em- 
 ily Chester. Bost., 1870 11—65 
 
 Opportunity. 2 copies. Bost., 1871. 11 — 65 
 
 Reginald Archer. Bost., 1871 11 — 65 
 
FICTIOK 
 
 126 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Self-raised. Soutlnvorth (Mrs. E. D. E. 
 
 N.) 1876 11—63 
 
 Sense and sensibility. Austen (Jane). 
 
 Lond., 1870 1— 5 
 
 Sentimental journey. Sterne (Laurence). 
 
 (In Aw Works). 1869 11— 62 
 
 Seola. Suiith (JI//8. J. G.) 1878 11—64 
 
 Septimius Felton ; or, the elixir of life. 
 
 Hawthorne (N.) 1872 5—33 
 
 Settlers in Canada. Marry at {Capt. F.) 
 
 n.d \ 7— 41 
 
 Seven years, and other tales. Kavanagh, 
 
 (J.) 1872 &— 39 
 
 Sevenoaks. Illus. Holland (J. G.) 1875. 5— 32 
 Shadow of Ashlydyat. Wood {Mrs. 
 
 Henry). Phila., n. d 13—76 
 
 Shakespeare's lieroincs (Girlhood of). 
 
 Clarke (Mary Cowden). 1880. 2 v.... 2—12 
 Shawl-straps. Aunt Jo's scrap-bag, vol. 
 
 2. Alcott(L. M.) 1872 1— 7 
 
 Shillaber (Benjamin Penhallow). Life 
 
 and sayings of Mrs. Partington. Illus. 
 
 N. Y., 1854 11— 65 
 
 "Ship ahoy!" a yarn in thirty-six cable 
 
 lengths. Illus. N.Y.,1874 11—65 
 
 Shirley. " Bell (Currer)". ^Jroutd (Char- 
 lotte). 1868. 2 colli es 1— 2 
 
 Shoemakers' village. " Holbeach (Hen- 
 ry)", pseud. Raud (W. B.) Lond., 
 
 1871 10— 58 
 
 Sibyl Huntington. Dorr {Mrs. J. C. K.) 
 
 Phila., 1873. 4—27 
 
 Sick giant, and tlie Doctor Dwarf. Jerrold 
 
 (D.) (/« ftis Works, V. 4) 6—40 
 
 Sidonie. Daudet (A.) 1877 2— 8 
 
 Sights and insights. Whitney {Mrs. A. D. 
 
 T.) 1876. 2v 13-79 
 
 Signa. "Ouida." Rairie (L. de la). 
 
 Leip., 1875 6—37 
 
 Signal-man. Dickens (C.) {In Little 
 
 chi.ssics, V. 8) 
 
 Signor Monaldini'.s niece. Tincker {Miss 
 
 M. A.) {Xo name series.) 1880, 12 — 72 
 
 Sikes(itf»«.Wirt), formerly Logan (Olive). 
 
 Get thee behind mo, Satan ! N. ¥., 1872. 11— 65 
 
 They met by chance. N. Y., 1873.. 11— 65 
 
 Silas Marner. Cross (Mrs. J. W.) "Eliot 
 
 (George)". 1869. {Hound with Scenes 
 
 of clerical life) 2 8 
 
 Silcote of Silcotes. Kingsley (Henry). 
 
 1869 C- 38 
 
 Silent partner. Phelps (E. S.) 1871 10—59 
 
 Silent witness. Yate8(E.) 1875 13—75 
 
 Silver cord. Illus. Brooks (Shirley). 
 
 1861 1_ 2 
 
 Silver pitchers, and other stories. Alcott 
 
 (L. M.) 1876 1_ 7 
 
 Silvia. Kavanagh (J.) 1873 6 39 
 
 Simms (W. G.) Guy Rivers: a tale of 
 
 Georgia. Illus. N. Y., 1855 11—65 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Maroon i a legend of the Caribbees. 
 
 Phila., 1855 11— 65 
 
 Wigwam and the cabin. Phila., 
 
 1853 11— 65 
 
 Woodcraft : a story of the south at 
 
 the close of the revolution. Illus. N. 
 
 Y., 1854 11—65 
 
 Yemassee: a romance of Carolina. 
 
 Illus. N.Y.,1853 11—65 
 
 Note.— The numerals which follow the following titles in- 
 dicate the order of the succession of the Kevolutionary 
 series. 
 
 Partisan: a romance of the revolu- 
 tion. Hlus. N.Y.,n.d. (1) 11—65 
 
 Mellichampe: a legend of tlie San- 
 tee. N.Y.,1870. (2) 11—65 
 
 Scout ; or, the black riders of Con- 
 
 garee. Illus. N. Y., 1854. (3) 11—65 
 
 Katharine Walton. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1854. (4) 11—65 
 
 Forayers ; or, the raid of the dog- 
 days. Illus. N. Y., 1855. (5) 11—65 
 
 Eutaw : a sequel to the " Forayers." 
 
 Illus. N. Y., 1856. (6) 11—65 
 
 Simple story. luchbald ( Mrs. E. ) N. Y. , 
 n.d 5—30 
 
 Simpleton. Reade(C.) 1874 10—57 
 
 Sintram and his companions. Fouqu<S (F. 
 H. K. de la Motte). {Bound with Un- 
 dine) 6— 2 
 
 Sir Amyas Leigh (Westward ho! or). 
 1871. Kingsley (C.) 6—38 
 
 Sir Brooke Fosbrooke. Lever (C.) {Bound 
 with Gerald Fitzgerald. ) 1872 6—36 
 
 SirGibbie. MacDonald (G.) 1879 7—46 
 
 Sir Harry Hotspur. Illus. TroUope (A.) 
 
 1871 - 12- 70 
 
 Sir Jasper Carew. Lever (C.) 1872 6 — 35 
 
 Sir Launcelot Greaves. Smollett(T.) 1872. 11— 64 
 
 Siren. Trollope (T. A.) 1871 12—69 
 
 Sister's bye-hours. Ingelow (Jean). 
 
 1871 5—30 
 
 Six of one by half a dozen of the other. 
 Stowe {Mrs. H. B.) and others. Bost., 
 1872 ---- 11-61 
 
 Six years later; or, the taking of the Bas- 
 tile. Duma8(A. D.) 1575 4—26 
 
 Skeleton in the closet. Halo(E. E.) {In 
 Little classics, v. 5) 6 — 35 
 
 Sketch-book. Irving (W.) 1871 5—29 
 
 Same. Author's revised edition. 
 
 1864 5-29 
 
 Sketches by " Boz." Dickens(C.) n.d. 4—28 
 
 Sketches of Irish character. Illus. Hall 
 (ifrs.S.C.) n.d 5—34 
 
 Skirmishing. Jenkin (Mr«. C.) 1870... 5—29 
 
 Sleepy Hollow legend. Irving (W.) {In 
 his Sketch-book) 5—29 
 
 Slip in the fens, [^anon.] 1873 11— - 65 
 
 Small house at AUington. Illus. Trol- 
 lope (A.) 1868 12—70 
 
i'lCTlOK. 
 
 127 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Smart (Hawley). Breozie Langton. N. 
 
 Y., 1870 11— 65 
 
 Smith (Alexander). Dreamthorp. (In 
 
 Little classics, v. 4) 6 — 3.") 
 
 Smith (Cbarles H.) "Arp (Bill)". Bill 
 
 Arp : a side show of the southern side of 
 
 the war. Illus. N. Y., 1866 11— 65 
 
 Smith (Hannah). " Stietton (Hesha)", 
 
 pseud. Through a needle's eye. N. 
 
 Y.,1878 11— 61 
 
 Smith (H.) The picnic party. (/» Little 
 
 classics, V. 9) 6 — 35 
 
 Smith (j}/rs. .John Gregory). Seola. Bost., 
 
 1878 11— 64 
 
 Smith (Julia P.) Chris and Otho: sequel 
 
 to " Widow Goldsmith's daughter." (2) 
 
 N. Y., 1872 11— 64 
 
 Married belle. N. Y. and Lond., 
 
 1872. (4) 11— «4 
 
 Ten old maids. N. Y. and Lond., 
 
 1874 11— 64 
 
 Widow Goldsmith's daughter. N. 
 
 Y.,1872. (1) 11—64 
 
 Widower. N.Y.,1872. (I!) 11—64 
 
 Smith (Mrs. M. E.) Tit for tat. N. Y., 
 
 1856 11— 64 
 
 Smoke. Turg6nieff (I. S.) N. Y. , 1872 . . 12— 68 
 Smollett (T.) Ferdinand Count Fathom. 
 
 Lond., 1872 11— 64 
 
 Humphrey Clinker. Lond., 1872.. 11 — 64 
 
 Memoirs of a lady of quality. 
 
 (Bound with Peregrine Pickle.) Lond., 
 
 1872 11— 64 
 
 Peregrine Pickle. Lond., 1872. 2 v. 11—64 
 
 Eoderick Random. Loud., 1872. .. 11—64 
 
 Sir Launcelot Greaves; to which is 
 
 added Adventures of an atom. Lond., 
 
 1872 11—64 
 
 SnarleyyoT)^- ; or, the dog fiend. Marryat 
 
 (F.) N.Y.,1857 7—41 
 
 Sno'w image, and other twice-told talcs. 
 
 Hawthorne (N.) 1868 5—33 
 
 Snow-storm. Wilson (J.) {In Little 
 
 classics, V. 7) 6 — 35 
 
 Some women's hearts. Moulton (L. C.) 
 
 1874 9—53 
 
 Sooner or later. Illus. Brooks (Shirley). 
 
 N.Y.,1868 1— 2 
 
 Sorrovirs of Werther. Goethe (J. W. von). 
 
 (In his Novels and tales) 4 — 23 
 
 South breaker. Spofford ( Mrs. H. P. ) (In 
 
 Little classics, V. 7) 6 — 35 
 
 South meadows. Disosway (E. T.) 1874. 4 — 27 
 Southworth ( Mrs. E. D. E. N. ) All worth 
 
 abbey. Phila., 1865 11—64 
 
 Beautiful fiend. Phila., 1873 11—64 
 
 Bridal eve. Phila., 1864 11—64 
 
 Bride of Llewellyn. Phila., 1H66 . 11— 64 
 
 Bride's fate: sequel to tlie Changed 
 
 brides. Phila., 1869 11—64 
 
 Fiction — continued . 
 
 Changed brides. Phila., 1869 11—64 
 
 Christmas guest. Phila., 1870 11 — 64 
 
 Curse of Clifton ; same as Fallen 
 
 pride. Phila., 1852 11—64 
 
 Fairplay. Phila., 1868 11—63 
 
 Fallen pride ; or, the mountain 
 
 girl's love : same as Curse of Clifton. 
 
 Phila., 1868 11— 63 
 
 Family doom. Phila., 1869 11—63 
 
 F'atal marriage. Phila., 1863 11— 63 
 
 Fortuue seeker. Phila. , 1866 11 — 63 
 
 Gipsy's prophecy. Phila., 1861 11—03 
 
 Haunted homesti ad, and other nov- 
 elettes ; with an autobiography of the 
 
 author. Phila., 1800 11—63 
 
 How he won her : a sequel to Fair 
 
 Play. Phila., 1860 ". 11—63 
 
 India. Phila,, 1857 11—63 
 
 Ishmael ; or, in the depths. Pbila., 
 
 1876 11—63 
 
 Lady of the isle. Phila., 1859 11—63 
 
 Lost heiress. Phila., 18,54 11—63 
 
 Love's labor won. Phila., 1862 11—03 
 
 Maiden widow: a sequel to the 
 
 Family doom. Philjj.. 1870 .. 11—63 
 
 Missing bride. Phila., 1855 11— 63 
 
 Mother-in-law. Phila,, 18C0 11—63 
 
 Mystery of Dark Hollow. Phila., 
 
 1875 11— 03 
 
 Noble lord : sequel to the Lost heir. 
 
 Phila., 1872 11— 
 
 Prince of darkness. Phila., 1869.. 11— 63 
 
 Eetributi(m. Phila., 1856 11—63 
 
 Self-raised; or, from the depths: a 
 
 sequel to Ishmael. Phila., 1876 11 — 03 
 
 Spectre lover. (Bound ivilh olhet- 
 
 stories h\j her sister, Baden (Mrs. Fran- 
 ces Henshaw). Phila., 1875 11 — 03 
 
 Three beauties. Phila., 1858 11—63 
 
 Tried for her life : a sequel to Cruel 
 
 as the grave. Phila., 1871 11 — 63 
 
 Two sisters. Phila., 1858 11—63 
 
 Victor's triumph : sequel to Beauti- 
 ful fiend. Phila., 1874 11-02 
 
 Vivia ; or, the secret of power. 
 
 Phila., 1857 11—62 
 
 Widow'sson. Phila., 1867 11-62 
 
 Souvestre (Emile). An attic philosopher 
 
 inParis. N.Y.,1869 11—02 
 
 Sparrowgrass papers. Cozzens (F. S.) 
 
 1869 2— 10 
 
 Spectre lover. Southworth (E. D.E.N.) 
 
 Phila., 1875 11—63 
 
 Spender (Mrs. John Kent). Jocelyn's 
 
 mistake. Bost., 1875 11 — 02 
 
 Sphinx. Bayer (K.R.) Byr (li.), pseud. 
 
 1871 2— 14 
 
 Spielhagen(F.) Hammer and anvil. N. 
 
 Y., 1870 11—02 
 
 Hohensteins. N.Y., 1870 11— 65 
 
FICTIOK. 
 
 128 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Problematic characters. De Vere 
 
 (S.),<r. N.Y.,1871 11—62 
 
 Tlirough niglit to light : sequel to 
 
 Problematic characters. De Vere (S.), 
 
 tr. N.Y.,1871 11—62 
 
 "What the swallows sang. M. S., tr. 
 
 N. Y., 1873 11— 62 
 
 Spofford (ilfrg. H. E. Prescott.) D'outre- 
 
 mort. (In Little classics, v. 2) 6 — 35 
 
 Now England legends. Illus. Best., 
 
 1871 11—62 
 
 Ray. (/» Little classics, V. 11) 6 — 35 
 
 South breaker. (/» Little classics, 
 
 V. 7) 6—35 
 
 Thief in the night. Bost., 1872 11— 62 
 
 Sponge's sporting tour. Surtees (R. S.) 
 
 1856 11— 61 
 
 Spy. Cooper(J.F.) 1870 2—10 
 
 Squire Trevlyn's heir. Wood (Mrs. 
 
 Henry). 1863 13—76 
 
 Stael-Holstein (A. L. G. N. de). Cor- 
 
 inne; or, Italy. Hill (I.), tr. N. Y., 
 
 n. d 3—20 
 
 Stael {Madame de) : historical novel. 
 
 Bolte(A.) 1869 , 1— 3 
 
 Stanley Thorn. Cockton (H.) Lond. 
 
 andN. Y., n. d 2—12 
 
 Star out of Jacob. Warner (A. B.) 1873.13—80 
 Stephens (Ann S.) Old homestead. 18.55 11—62 
 Stepney (Lady). Courtier's daughter. 
 
 Lond., 1838 11—62 
 
 Stepping heavenward. Prentiss (E.), 
 
 n. d 10— 58 
 
 Stern necessity. Robinson (F. W.) 1871 10 — 56 
 Sterne (Laurence). Works. Phila., 1869. 11— 62 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Life and opinions of Tristram Shandy ; Sentimental jour- 
 ney through France and Italy. 
 
 Steven Lawrence, yeoman. Edwards 
 
 (A.) n. d 4—25 
 
 Steward (The). Illus. Cockton (H.) 
 
 n. d 2—12 
 
 Stories and tales. Andersen (H. C.) 
 
 1875 1— 6 
 
 Stories for children, by eleven sopho- 
 mores. Bost., 1875 11—62 
 
 Stories for the household. Andersen (H. 
 
 C.) 1872 1— 
 
 Stories told to a child. Ingelow (Jean). 
 
 1866. 2v 5—30 
 
 Stormy life. Illus. FuUerton {Lady G. ) 
 
 1877 4—23 
 
 Story of a millionnaire. Miihlbach (L.) 
 
 1872 9—53 
 
 Story of Kennett. Taylor (.T. B.) 1868.11—61 
 Story of Pauline. Chines (G. C.) 1870. 2—12 
 Story of Sibylle. Feuillet (O. ) 1872 .... 4—25 
 Story of the new priest in Conception 
 
 bay. Lowell (R. T. S.) N. Y., 1873.... 7—47 
 Stowe {Mrs. H. B.) Agnes of Sorrento. 
 
 Bost., 18G9 11—62 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Chimney-corner. Bost., 1868 11 — 62 
 
 Little "foxes. " Crowfield (C.)" 
 
 Bost., 1873 11— 62 
 
 Little pussy willow. Illus. Bost., 
 
 1870 11— 62 
 
 May Flower. Bost., 1871. 11-62 
 
 Minister's wooing. Bost., 1872 11 — 62 
 
 My wife and L Illus. N. Y.,1872. 
 
 2 copies 11 — 62 
 
 Nina Gordon ; or, Dred. Bost., 
 
 1871 11— 62 
 
 Oldtown fireside stories. Illus. 
 
 Bost., 1872 11— 62 
 
 Pearl of Orr's island. Bost., 1869.. 11— 61 
 
 Pink and white tyranny. Illus. 
 
 Bost., 1872 11— 61 
 
 Poganuc people : their loves and 
 
 lives. N. Y., 1878 11—62 
 
 Queer little people. Illus. Boat., 
 
 1872 11— 61 
 
 Uncle Tom's cabin. Illus. Boat., 
 
 1871 11— 61 
 
 We and our neighbors ; or, the 
 
 records of an unfashionable street. 
 
 Illus. N. Y., 1875 11—61 
 
 • and others. Six of one by half a 
 
 dozen of the other. Bost., 1872 11—61 
 
 Strange adventures of a phaeton. Black 
 
 (W.) 1876 1— 4 
 
 Strange story. Bulwer-Lytton {Sir E. G. 
 
 E. L.) 1869. 2 copies 2—14 
 
 Strange world. Braddon (M. E.) N. Y., 
 
 1875 1— 2 
 
 Strangers and pilgrims. Braddon (M. 
 
 E.) 1874 1— 2 
 
 Strathmore. " Ouida." Rame (L. de la). 
 
 Phila., 1871 6—37 
 
 Stretton (Hesba), pseud. Hee Smith 
 
 (Hannah). 
 Stretton (J.) Margjiret and her brides- 
 maids. Host., 1864 11—61 
 
 Queen of the county. Bost., 1865.. 11 — 61 
 
 Stretton. King8ley(H.) 1869 6— 38 
 
 Struggles of Brown, Jones, and Robinson. 
 
 Trollope(A.) 1873 12—70 
 
 Strutt (Eliz.) Curate and the rector. 
 
 N. Y., 1871 11— 61 
 
 Stuart of Dunleath. Norton (C. E. S.) 
 
 N. Y., 1867 9— 51 
 
 Studies for stories. Ingelow (Jean). 
 
 1870 5—30 
 
 Studies from life. Craik {Mrs. D. M. M.) 
 
 1861 2— 8 
 
 Sue (Eugene). Mysteries of Paris. Illus. 
 
 Lond., 1845. 3v 11—61 
 
 Wandering Jew. Lond. and N. Y., 
 
 n. d 11— 61 
 
 Summer's romance. Healy (M.) 1872 . 5 — 38 
 Surgeon's daughter. Scott {Sir W.) 
 
 {Bound with Caatle dangerous) 11 — 66 
 
FICTIOK 
 
 129 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Surtees(R. S.) " Jorrocks (John)", pseud. 
 
 Jorrock's jaunts and jollities. Phila., 
 
 1868 11— Gl 
 
 Mr. Spouge's siiortlng tour. N. Y., 
 
 1856 11— 61 
 
 Survivors of the Chancellor. Verne (J.) 
 
 1876 11— 68 
 
 Susan Fielding. Edwards (Mrs. Annie). 
 
 n. d 4—25 
 
 Swallo'w barn. Illus. Kennedy (J. P.) 
 
 N. Y., 1872 6—39 
 
 S'wans of Lir. Griffin (G.) (In Little 
 
 classics, V. 1) 6 — 35 
 
 Sweet nineteen. Robinson (F.W.) n. d. 10 — 56 
 Swift (Jonathan). Gulliver's travels. (In 
 
 /lis Works, V. 2) -^-122 
 
 Swiss family Robinson. Illus. Wyss (J. 
 
 R. vou). 1872 13—76 
 
 Sybarls, and other homes. Halo (E. E.) 
 
 1869 22—129 
 
 Sybil; or, the two nations. Disraeli (B.) 
 
 1871 4— 28 
 
 Sybil's second love. Kavanagh (J.) 
 
 1872 &— 39 
 
 Sylvan Holt's daughter. Lee (Holme), 
 
 pseud. Parr(H.) N. Y., 1860 9— 5 
 
 Sylvester Sound, the somnambulist. 
 
 Illus. Cockton(H.) n. d 2—12 
 
 Sylvestres. Edwards (M. B.) 1872.... 4—25 
 Taken at the flood. Braddon (M. E.) 
 
 1874 1— 2 
 
 Taking of the Bastile. Dumas(A.) u.d. 4 — 26 
 Tale of two cities. Dickens (C.) 1868. 
 
 3 copies 4 — 28 
 
 Tales and novels. Edgeworth(M.) 1860. 
 
 2 v 4—25 
 
 Tales and sketches. Miller(Hugh). 1868. 8— 48 
 Tales at tea-time. Illus. Hugessen (E. 
 
 H. KnatchbuU-). Lond. , 1872 5—30 
 
 Tales from " Blackwood." Lond., n. d. 
 
 6v 1— 3 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1, 2. The Glenmatchkin railway; Vanderdecken's 
 me8sap;o homo ; The floating boacoD ; Colouna, 
 the painter; Napoleon: a legend of Gibraltar; 
 The iron shroud ; &c. 
 
 3, 4. A reading party in the long vacation ; Father Tom 
 and the Pope; LapetiteMadelaine; Bob Burke's 
 duel witli Ensign Brady ; The headsman: a tale 
 of doom ; The wearyful woman ; &c. 
 
 5, 6. Adventures in Texas ; How wo got possession of 
 the Tuileries ; Captain Paton's lament; The vil- 
 lage doctor; A singular letter from southern 
 Africa; ifec. 
 
 7, 8. My English ac(juaintanco ; The murderer's last 
 night; Narration of certain uncommon things 
 that did formerly happen to mo ; The ways; The 
 wet wooing; Ben-na-groich; &c. 
 
 9,10. Bosaura; a tale of Madrid; Adventure in the 
 Northwest territory; HaiTy Bolton's curac^^; 
 The Florida pirate; The Pandour and his 
 
 Erincess ; The beauty draught ; &c. 
 oNatolianstory-teller; The first and last crime; 
 John Rintoul; "Major Moss; The premier and 
 bis wife ; &c. 
 
 Tales from the English annuals for 1835. 
 
 Hartford, 1846 - 1— 4 
 
 Tales of a traveller. Irving (W.). 1867. 5—29 
 17 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Tales of the Argonauts, &c. Harte 
 
 (Francis Bret). Bost., 1875 5-34 
 
 Tales of the borders and of Scotland. 
 
 Wilson (John Mackay). n. d. 11 v. ..13— 77,78 
 Tales of the genii. Morell (Sir Chas.), tr. 
 
 1873 11— 61 
 
 Tales of the good woman. Paulding (J. 
 
 K.) 1867 10—59 
 
 TaUsman. Scott (Sir W. ) 1868 1 1— 66 
 
 Talking to the children. Macleod (A.) 
 
 N. Y.,18;2 7—44 
 
 Tancred ; or, the new crusade. Disraeli, 
 
 (B.) 1«71 4—28 
 
 Tanglewood talcs. Illus. Hawthorue 
 
 (N.) Bost., 1868 5—33 
 
 Tautpboeus (I.), Baroness von. At odds. 
 
 Phila., 1872 11—61 
 
 Cyrilla. Phila., n. d 11—61 
 
 Initials. Phila., n.d 11—61 
 
 Quits. Phila.,1872 11—61 
 
 Taylor (Miss Elizabeth). Blindpits: a 
 
 story of Scottish life. N. Y. , 1870 11—61 
 
 Quixstar. N.Y.,1873 11—61 
 
 Taylor (James B. ) Beauty and the beast, 
 
 and tales of home. N.Y.,lfe72 11—61 
 
 Hannah Thurston. N. Y. , 1868 .... 11—61 
 
 John Godfrey's fortunes. N. Y., 
 
 1865 11— 61 
 
 Joseph and his friend : a story of 
 
 Peuusylvania. N. Y. aud Lond., 1870. .. 11—61 
 
 Story of Kenuett. N. Y., 1868 11— 61 
 
 Tel^maque, Aveutures de. F<5nelon (E.) 
 
 (In his Works, v. 3) 21—123 
 
 Ten old maids. Smith (J. P.) 1874 11—64 
 
 Ten thousand a year. Warren (Samuel). 
 
 n.d 13— 79 
 
 Ten times one is ten. Hale(E. E.) 1872. 5 — 34 
 Tenant of Wildfell Hall. Brout^ (Anne). 
 
 "Bell (Acton)". N.Y.,1868. 2 copies. 1— 2 
 Tenants of Malory. LeFanu(J. S.) 1871. 6—37 
 Terhune (Mrs. Mary Virginia Hawes). 
 
 "Harland (Marion)". From ray youth 
 
 np. N. Y., 1875 11—60 
 
 Jessamine. Lond., 1874 11 — 60 
 
 True as steel. N. Y. and Lond., 
 
 1874 11— 60 
 
 Terrible temptation. Illus. Reade (C.) 
 
 N. Y.,1871 10— 57 
 
 Tested; or, hope's fruition. Gardner (C. 
 
 E.) 1874 4—23 
 
 Thackeray (Miss Annie I.) Bluebeard's 
 
 keys, and other stories. N. Y.,1875 11—60 
 
 Miss Angel . Illus. N. Y. , 1875 .... 1 1— 60 
 
 Old Kensington. Illus. N.Y.,1873. 11—60 
 
 Thackeray (William Makepeace). Ad- 
 ventures of Philip on his way through 
 
 the world; to which is prefixed A shabby- 
 genteel story. Illus. Lond., 1869. 2 v. 
 
 2 copies 12 — 72 
 
FICTION. 
 
 130 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Book of snobs; and Sketches and 
 
 travels in London. Illus. Lond., 1869. 
 
 SJ copies 11 — 60 
 
 Burlesques. Illus. Lond., 1869. 
 
 2 copies 11 — 60 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Cox'a diary. 
 
 Diary of C Jeames de la Pluche, osq., with his letters. 
 
 History of the next French revolution. 
 
 Legend of the Ehine. 
 
 Novels by eminent hands. 
 
 Plan for a prize novel. 
 
 Beheeca and Rowena. 
 
 Tremendous adventures of Major Gahagan. 
 
 Catherine, &c. Illtis. Lond., 1869. 
 
 2 copies 11 — 60 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Catherine. Little travels and roadside 
 
 Critical reviews. sketches. 
 
 Fitz-Boodle papers. Wolves and the lamb. 
 
 Christmas books. Illus. Lond., 
 
 1871. 2copies 11—60 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Dr. Birch and his younj; friends. 
 
 Kickleburys on the Rhine. 
 
 Our street. 
 
 Mrs. Perkins' ball. 
 
 Rose and the ring ; or, the history of Prince Giglio and 
 Prince Bulbo. 
 Denis Duval ; Lovel, the widower ; 
 
 and other stories. Illus. Lond., 1869. 
 
 2 copies 11 — 60 
 
 Henry Esmond. Illus. Lond., 1869. 
 
 2copies 12— 73 
 
 Irish sketch-book ; and Journey 
 
 from Cornhill to Grand Cairo. Illus. 
 
 Lond., 1870. 2 copies 12—73 
 
 — Memoirs of Barry Lyndon ; with 
 
 The history of Samuel Titmarsh, and The 
 
 great Hoggarty diamond. Illus. Lond., 
 
 1869. 2 copies 11—60 
 
 Newcomes. Illus. Lond., 1869. 
 
 2 V. 2 copies 12—73 
 
 Paris sketch-book ; and The me- 
 moirs of Mr. Charles Yellowplush. Illus. 
 
 Lond., 1869. 2copie8 12—73 
 
 Pendennis. Illus. Lond., 1868. 
 
 2v. 2copie8 12—73 
 
 Roundabout papers, and The second 
 
 funeral of Napoleon. Illus. Lond., 
 
 1869. 2 copies 12—72 
 
 Tales. Illus. Lond., 1870. (Bound 
 
 witft Ballads and tales.) 2 copies 11—60 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Men's wives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berry. 
 
 Denis Haggarty's wife. Ravenswing. 
 
 Vanity fair. Illus. Lond., 1869. 
 
 2v. Scopies 12—72 
 
 Virginians : a tale of the last cen- 
 tury. Illus. Lond., 1869. 2 v. 3 copies. 12 — 72 
 
 Yellowplush memoirs. (Bound with 
 
 Paris sketch-book. ) 1869 12— 73 
 
 Thaddeus of Warsaw. Porter (Miss 
 Jane). N.Y.,1856 10—58 
 
 That lass o' Lowrie's. Illus. Burnett 
 
 (F.H.) N.Y.,1877 2—14 
 
 That queer girl. Town8end(V.F.) 1875. 12—71 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Their wedding journey. Howells (W. D.) 
 
 1874 5— 31 
 
 Theo Leigh. Thomas (Annie). N. Y., 
 
 1870 2— 8 
 
 They met by chance. Logan (Oiive). N. 
 
 Y., 1873 11— 65 
 
 Thief in the night. Spofford (Mrs. H. E. 
 
 P.) 1872 11—62 
 
 Thomas (Annie). See Cudlip (Mrs. Pen- 
 der). 
 Thomas Wingfold, curate. MacDonald 
 
 (G.) 1876 7—45 
 
 Thompson (D. P.) Green mountain boys: 
 
 a historical tale of the early settlement 
 
 of Vermont. 1871 '. 12—71 
 
 Rangers ; or, the Tory's daughter. 
 
 Boat., 1871 12— 71 
 
 Thompson ( Mortimer M. ) " Doesticks ( Q. 
 
 K. Philander)". Doesticks. Illus. N. 
 
 Y., 1859..... 12— 71 
 
 Three beauties. Southworth (E. D. E. N. ) 
 
 Phila., 18.58 11— 63 
 
 Three brides. Yonge (C. M.) 1876 13— 74 
 
 Three clerks. TroUope ( A. ) 1868 12— 70 
 
 Three feathers. Black (W.) 1875 1— 4 
 
 Three musketeers. Dumas (A.) Lond. 
 
 and N. Y.) n. d. (Bound with Twenty years 
 
 after) 4— 26 
 
 Three scouts. Trowbridge (J. T.) 1874. 12— 69 
 Three sisters and three fortunes. Lewes 
 
 (G. H.).... 6— 35 
 
 Threefold destiny. Hawthorne (N.) (In 
 
 Little classics, V. 2) 6 — 35 
 
 Throne of David. Illus. Ingraham (J. 
 
 H.) Phila., 1860 5—30 
 
 Throstlethwalte. Morley (S.) 1876.... 9—53 
 Through night to light: a sequel to 
 
 "Problematic characters." Spielhagen 
 
 (F.) 11— 62 
 
 Timothy Titcomb, pseud. See Holland 
 
 (J. G.) 
 Tincker (Mss Mary Agnes). Signer Mon- 
 
 aldini's niece. (No name series.) Bost., 
 
 1880 11—61 
 
 Tit for tat. Smith (M. E.) 1856 11—64 
 
 Titan. Eichter (J. P. F.) 1871. 2v.... 10— 57 
 Titcomb (Timothy), pseud. See Holland 
 
 (J. G.) 
 
 Toilers of the sea. Hugo (Victor) .5 — 30 
 
 Toinette. Churton (Henry), pseud, of 
 
 Tourgde (A. W.) 1875 2—13 
 
 Tolla : a tale of modern Rome. About 
 
 (E.) 1856 1— 7 
 
 Tom Brown at Oxford: a sequel to 
 " School days at Rugby." Hughes 
 
 (Thomas.) 1869. 2v £—30 
 
 Tom Burke of "Ours." Lever (C. J.) 
 
 Phila., n. d. 2 copies :... 6 — 35 
 
 Tom Jones. Fielding (Henry). 1861. 
 2v 4— 24 
 
FIOTIOK 
 
 131 
 
 FIOTIOK. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Tom Pippin's wedding. PuUen (H. W. ) 
 
 1871 12— 71 
 
 Tom Sawyer (Adventures of). Clemens 
 
 (S. L.) , 2— 12 
 
 Tony Butler. Lever (C. J. ) 1872 6—35 
 
 " Too good for liim." Churcli {Mrs. Ross). 
 
 n.d 2— 12 
 
 Too strange not to be true. IIlus. Ful- 
 
 iMton (Lady Q.) 1872 4—23 
 
 Torn and mended : a Christmas story. 
 
 Round (W. M. F.) 1877 10—55 
 
 Tour of the world in eighty days. Verne 
 
 (J.) 1874 12—67 
 
 To-wner (Aushurn). Cliedayne of Ko- 
 
 tono : a story of the early days of the 
 
 republic. N. Y., 1877 12—71 
 
 To'wnsend (Virginia Frances). That 
 
 queer girl. Illns. Best., 1875 12 — 71 
 
 Trading: finishing the "House in town." 
 
 lUus. Warner (Susan). 1873 13— 80 
 
 Trafford ( F. G. ), paeud. See Riddell ( Mrs. 
 
 J. H.) 
 Trafton (Miss Adeline). American girl 
 
 abroad. Illus. Best., 1875 12—71 
 
 His inheritance. Bost., 1878 12 — 71 
 
 Kathecine Earle. IIlus. Bost., 
 
 1874 12— 71 
 
 Trial: sequel to the "Daisy chain." 
 
 Illus. Yonge (C. M.) Lond. and N. Y., 
 
 1871 13— 74 
 
 Tricotrin. " Ouida." Phila., 1871 6—37 
 
 Tried for her life : a sequel to "Cruel as 
 
 the grave." Southworth (Mrs. E. D. E. 
 
 N.) 1871 11— 62 
 
 TroIIope (Anthony). American senator. 
 
 Detroit, 1877 12— 71 
 
 Barchester towers. Phila., n. d... 12 — 71 
 
 Belton estate. Phila., 1866 12— 71 
 
 Bertrams. N. Y., 1871 12— 71 
 
 Can you forgive her ? Illus. N. 
 
 Y., n. d 12— 71 
 
 Castle Richmond. N. Y., 1862 12— 71 
 
 Claverings. N. Y., 1871 12—71 
 
 Doctor Thorne. N. Y., 1870 12— 71 
 
 Eustace Diamonds. N. Y., 1872... 12— 71 
 
 Framley Parsonage. N. Y., 1871.. 12— 71 
 
 Golden lion of Grandpere. Illns. 
 
 N. Y., 1872 12— 70 
 
 Harry Heathcote of Gangoil : a tale 
 
 of Australian bush life. (Hound with 
 
 Lady Anna.) N. Y., 1872 12—70 
 
 He knew he was right. Illus. N. 
 
 Y., 1870 12— 70 
 
 Kellys and O'Kellys. N. Y., 18G0. . 12— 70 
 
 Last chronicle of Barset. Illus. 
 
 N. Y., 1S67 12— 70 
 
 Miss MacKeuzie. Lond., n. d 12 — 70 
 
 Orley farm. Illus. N. Y., 1871... 12— 70 
 
 Phineas Finn, the Irish member. 
 
 Illus. N. Y., 1868 12—70 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Phineas Redux. Hlus. N. Y., 
 
 1874 12— 70 
 
 Prime minister. Phila., n. d 12 — 70 
 
 Rachel Ray. Lond., n. d 12 — 70 
 
 Ralph the heir. Illus. N.Y.,1871. 
 
 3 copies 12— 70 
 
 Sir Harry Hotspur of Humble- 
 
 thwaite. Illus. N. Y., 1871 12— 70 
 
 Small house at Allington. Illus. 
 
 N. Y., 1868 12— 70 
 
 Struggles of Brown, Jones, and Rob- 
 inson. N. Y., 1873 12—70 
 
 Three clerks. N. Y., 1868 12— 70 
 
 Vicar of Bullhampton. Illus. N. 
 
 Y., 1870.. 12— 70 
 
 Way we live now. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1875 12—70 
 
 Trollope (Thomas Adolphus). Beppo, 
 
 the conscript. Phila., n.d 12—70 
 
 Diamond cut diamond : a story of 
 
 Tuscan life. N. Y., 1874 12—69 
 
 Dumton abbey. N. Y., 1872 12— 69 
 
 Garstang grange. Phila., n. d 12 — 69 
 
 Gemma. Phila., n. d 12—69 
 
 Leonora Casaloni. Phila., n. d . .. 12 — 69 
 
 Lindisfarn chase. N. Y., 1874 12— 69 
 
 Marietta. Phila., n. d 12— 69 
 
 Sealed packet. Phila., n. d 12— 69 
 
 Siren (The). N. Y., 1871 12— 69 
 
 Trottybook. Phelps (E. S.) 1875 10—59 
 
 Trotty's wedding tour. Illus. Phelps 
 
 (J/t8»E. S.) 1874 10—59 
 
 Tro'wbridge (J. T.) Chance for himself; 
 
 or. Jack Hazard and his treasure. Illns. 
 
 Bost., 1872 12— 69 
 
 Coupon bonds, and other stories. 
 
 Illus. Bost., 1874. 12—69 
 
 Doinghisbost. Illus. Bost., 1873. 12— 69 
 
 Drummer boy : Burnside's expedi- 
 tion. Illus. Bost., 1867 12—69 
 
 Fast friends. Illus. Bost., 1875.. 12— 69 
 
 Jack Hazard and his fortunes. 
 
 Hlus. Boat, 1873 12—69 
 
 Lawrence's adventures among the 
 
 ice-cutters, glass-makers, coal-minere, 
 
 iron-men, and ship-builders. Illus. 
 
 Bost., 1873 12—69 
 
 -Neighbors' wives. Bost., 1867.... 12— 69 
 
 Three scouts. Bost. ,1874 12— 69 
 
 Young surveyor ; or, Jack on the 
 
 prairies. Illus. Bost., 1875 
 
 True as steel. Harland(M.) Lond., 1874. 11—60 
 True to herself. Robinson (F. W.) N. Y., 
 
 1872 10— 56 
 
 Trueba y Cosio (T. de). Romance of his- 
 tory; Spain. Illus. Lond., n.d 12 — 68 
 
 Trumps. Illus. Curtis (G.W.) N.Y., 
 
 1870. 2copies 2— 8 
 
 Tucker (Nathaniel Beverly). Partisan 
 
 leader (The). N.Y.,1861 12-69 
 
PICTIOK. 
 
 132 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Turg^nieff (I. S.) Dimitri Roudine. N. 
 
 Y., 1873 12— 68 
 
 Fathers and sons. Schuyler (E.), 
 
 tr. N.Y., 1872 12—68 
 
 Liza : a Russian novel. Ealston 
 
 (W.R.S.),<r. N.Y.,1872 12—68 
 
 On the eve. Turner (C. E. ), tr. N. 
 
 Y., 1873 12- 68 
 
 Smoke : a Russian novel. West 
 
 (W.F.), tr. N.Y.,1872 12—68 
 
 Virgin soil. N. Y., 1877 12—68 
 
 Twain ( Murk ),pscM(i. SeeCleniens(S. L.) 
 Twenty thousand leagues under the sea. 
 
 Verne (J.) 1874 12—67 
 
 Twenty years after. Dumas (Alexander). 
 
 n. d 4-26 
 
 Twenty years ago. Craik (Mrs. D. M. M.) 
 
 1872 2— 9 
 
 Twice-told tales. Hawthorne (N. ) 1868. 
 
 2v 
 
 Twixt wave and sky. Wadleigh (F. E.) 
 
 1878 12- 67 
 
 Two admirals. Illus. Cooper (J. F.) 1861. 2— 10 
 Two baronesses. Anderson (H. C.) N. Y., 
 
 1873 1_ 6 
 
 Two drovers. Scott (Sir Walter) 11—66 
 
 Two family mothers. Schwartz (M. S.) 
 
 1872 10— 54 
 
 Two-fold life. Hillern (W. von). 1873... 5— 32 
 Two life-paths. Muhlbach (L.) 1869... 9—52 
 
 Two lilies. Kavanagh (J.) 6 — 39 
 
 Two little wooden shoes "Ouida." Leip., 
 
 1874 6- 37 
 
 Two marriages. Craik (Mrs. D. M. M.) 
 
 N.Y.,1867 2— 9 
 
 Two plunges for a pearl. Illus. Collins 
 
 (M.) N.Y.,1872 2-11 
 
 Two sisters. South worth (Mrs. E. D. E. 
 
 N.) 1858 11-63 
 
 Two widows. Thomas (A.) 1874 2 8 
 
 Twoyearsago. King8ley(C.) Bo8t.,1866. 
 Tylneyhall. Hood (Thomas). N. Y., 1873. 5—31 
 Tjrtler (Sarali), pseud. Keddio (Miss H.) 
 
 Huguenot family. N. Y., 1868 12— 68 
 
 TTarda : a romance of ancient Egypt. 
 
 Ebers (George). 1880 4—26 
 
 Unawares. Peard(F. M.) " Moslih-Eddin 
 
 (S.B.A.)" 1872 10—59 
 
 Uncle Silas. LeFanu(J.S.) n.d 6 — 37 
 
 Uncle Tom's cabin. Hlus. Stowe(H. B.) 
 
 Bost.,1871 11— 61 
 
 Uncommercial traveller. Illus. Dickens 
 
 (Charles). 2 copies 4 — 28 
 
 Under foot. Clyde (Alton). Illus. 1870. 2— 12 
 Under the greenwood tree. Hardy (T.) 
 
 1874 5— 34 
 
 Under the tricolor ; or, the American col- 
 ony in Paris. Hooper (Lucy H.) 1880. 5 — 31 
 Under two flags. "Ouida." Rame (L. 
 
 de la). 1867. 2 copies &— 37 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Undine. Illiis. Fou(iu<5(F. deLaMotte-). 
 
 N.Y.,1871 4— 23 
 
 Undiscovered country. Howells ( W. D. ) 
 
 1880 \ 5— 31 
 
 Unkind word, &c. Cmik (Mrs. D.M.M.) 
 
 1872 2— 9 
 
 Uplands and lowlands. Porter (R.) n.d. 10—58 
 
 Ups and downs. Hale (E. E.) 1873 5—34 
 
 Vagabond adventures. Keeler(R.) 1870. 6—39 
 Vagabond heroine. Edwards (Mrs, An- 
 nie). 1873 4—25 
 
 Vale of cedars. Aguilar(G.) 1872 1— 7 
 
 Valentine, the countess. Detlef (Karl), 
 
 p.wKrf. Bauor(K.) 1874 1— 4 
 
 Valentine Vox. Cockton (H.) Phila., 
 
 n.d 2— 12 
 
 Valerie Ay Imer. Fisher(ilft88F.C.) 1872. 4—23 
 
 Van Dewall (M.) Great lady. M.S.,(r. 
 
 Phila., 1874 12— 68 
 
 Vanity fair. Thackeray (W. M.) 1869. 
 2v. 3copies 12—72 
 
 Van -Walr^e (E. C. W. ) See -Walr^e (E. 
 C. W. van). 
 
 Vashti; or, until death do us part. Wilson 
 
 (Mrs. A. J. Evans). N. Y., 1874 13— 78 
 
 Verne (Jules). Blockade runners. Illus. 
 N. Y., 1874. (Bound with Floating city) . 12— 68 
 
 Dr. Ox's experiment, and other sto- 
 ries. Towle (G.M.),(r. Bo8t.,1874.... 12— 68 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Dr. Ox ; Drama in the air ; Fortieth French nscension of 
 Mont Blauc ; Master Zacharias ; Winter in the ice. 
 
 Floating city. Illus. N. Y., 1874.. 12— 68 
 
 From the clouds to the mountains. 
 
 Alger ( A. L. ), tr. Illus. Bost. , 1874 .... 12— 68 
 Fur country. Illus. D'Anvers (N.), 
 
 tr. Bost., 1874 12—68 
 
 Journey to the centre of the earth. 
 
 Illus. Bost., n.d 12—68 
 
 Journey to the north pole. Illus. 
 
 Lond. and N.Y., 1875 12— 68 
 
 Meridiana : adventures in South 
 
 Africa. Illus. N.Y.,1874 12—68 
 
 Michael Strogoff. Illus. Kingston 
 
 (W.H.G.),<r. N.Y.,1877 12—68 
 
 Mysterious island. Illus. Kingston 
 
 (W.H.G.),(r. N.Y.,1876 12—68 
 
 Survivors of the chancellor. Frewer 
 
 (EUen),<r. Illus. Bost., 1876 12—68 
 
 Tour of the world in eighty days. 
 
   Towle (G.M.),(r. Bost., 1874 J... 12— 67 
 
 Twenty thousand leagues under the 
 
 sea. Illus. Bost, 1874 12—67 
 
 Voyages and adventures of Captain 
 
 Hatteras. Loud., n.d 12 — 68 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 1. The desert of ice. 2. The English at the north pole. 
 Vemer's pride. .Wood (Mrs. Henry). 
 Phila., n.d 13— 76 
 
PiCTIOIt. 
 
 133 
 
 FIOTIOijT. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Vicar of BuUhampton. Illns. Trollope 
 
 (A.) N.Y.,1870 12—70 
 
 Vicar of Wakefield. IIlus. Goldsmith 
 
 (O.)'n.d. (Znfti« Works) 21—125 
 
 Same, with a memoir by the Eev. 
 
 R. A. Willmott. Lond.,n.d 4—22 
 
 Vicar's daughter: sequel to "Annals of a 
 
 quiet neighborhood." Illns. MacDon- 
 
 ald(G.) Bost.,1872 7—45 
 
 Vicomte de Bragelonne. Dumas (A.) 
 
 n. d 4—27 
 
 Victor Norman, rector. Dennison {Mrs. 
 
 M.A.) 187:? 3—20 
 
 Victor's triumph: sequel to "A beautiful 
 
 fiend." Sonthworth (Mra.'E.D. E. N.) 
 
 1874 11— 62 
 
 Victory of the vanquished. Charles ( Mrs. 
 
 E.) N.Y., n.d 2—13 
 
 Vikram and the vampire; or, tales of 
 
 Hindu devilry. Burton (R. F.) N.Y., 
 
 n. d 2—14 
 
 Villa Eden. Auerbach (B.) Bost.,1870. 1— 5 
 Villa on the Rhine. Auerbach (B.) 1874. 
 
 2v 1— 5 
 
 Note. — " The villa on the Rhine " is the tale "Villa Eden," 
 republished uuder another title. 
 
 Villetto. Bell (Currer). N. Y., u. d. 2 
 
 copies 1 — 2 
 
 Vincenzo; or, sunken rocks. Ruffin (G.) 
 
 Loud., 1863. 2copies 10—55 
 
 Virgin soil. Tnrg^nieff, I. S. 1877 12— 68 
 
 Virginians. Illns. Thackeray (W. M.) 
 
 Lond.,lH69. 2 v. 3 copies 12—72 
 
 Vision of sudden death. De Quincey 
 
 (T.) (7n Little classics, V. 3.) 6—35 
 
 Vivia. South worth (Mrs. E. D. E. N.) 
 
 1857 11— 62 
 
 Vivian Grey. Disraeli (B.) n.d 4 — 27 
 
 Volckhausen (Ad. von). Why did he not 
 
 diet Wister {Mrs. A. L.), tr. Phila., 
 
 1872 12— 67 
 
 Von Auer (Adelheid). See Auer (A. von). 
 Von Borcke (Heros). See Borcke (He- 
 
 ros von). 
 Von Hillern (Wilhelniine.) 5ee Hillem 
 
 (W. von). 
 Von Volckhausen (Ad.) See Volckhau- 
 sen (A. von). 
 Voyages of Captain Hatteras. Verne (J.) 12 — 68 
 Wadleigh (Frances E.) Twixt wave and 
 
 sky. N. Y., 1878 12—67 
 
 Wager of battle : a tale of Saxon slavery 
 
 in Sherwood forest. Herbert (W. H.) 
 
 N.Y.,1855 5— 32 
 
 Waiting for the verdict. Davis (Mrs. 
 
 R. H.) 1808 3—21 
 
 Wakefield. Hawthorne (N.) (/n Little 
 
 classics, V. 2) 6 — 35 
 
 Waldftied. Auerbach ( B. ) Stem ( 8. A. ), 
 
 tr. N.Y.,1874 1— 5 
 
 Walford(L.B.) Mr. Smith. N. Y., 1875. 12— 67 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Walks from Eden. Illns. Warner (Su- 
 san). 1873 13—80 
 
 Wallace (Lew). Fair god ; or, the last of 
 the'Tzins. Bo8t.,1873. 2 copies 12—67 
 
 Wain (Robert, jr.) Hermit in Philadel- 
 phia. "Atall (Peter)", |)se«(J. Phila., 
 1821 12— 67 
 
 Walree (E.C.W.van). "Muller (Chris- 
 tine)". Burgomaster's family. Lefevre 
 (Sir John S.),ir. Lond.,1872 12— 67 
 
 Walter Goring. Cudlip (i/rs.P.) 1866. 2— 8 
 
 Wanderer. Bumey (F.) 1814. 5v 1— 6 
 
 Wandering Jew. Sue (Eu'- ne). n.d.. 11 — 61 
 
 "Ward (Artemus)", pseud. See Browne 
 (C.F.) 
 
 Ward (Robert Plumer). Fielding; or, 
 society. Phila., 1837 12— b7 
 
 Warfield (C. A.) Hester Howard's tempt- 
 ation. Phila., 1875 12—67 
 
 Household of Bouverie. N. Y., 1860. 
 
 2 v 12—67 
 
 Romance of the green seal. N. Y., 
 
 1866 12— 67 
 
 Warner (Anna B.) Dollars and cents. 
 Phila., 1871 12— 67 
 
 Star out of Jacob. IIlus. N. Y., 
 
 1873 13— 80 
 
 Warner (Susan). "Wetherell (Eliza- 
 beth)". Daisy. Phila., 1873 12—67 
 
 Hills of the Shaterauc. Phila., 1873. 12—67 
 
 House in town: a sequel to "Oppor- 
 tunities." N.Y.,1872 13—80 
 
 House of Israel. IIlus. N.Y.,1872. 
 
 Melbourne house. IIlus. N.Y.,1874. 13—80 
 
 Old helmet. N. Y., 1874 13— 80 
 
 Opportunities: a sequel to " What 
 
 she could." IIlus. N.Y.,1871 13—80 
 
 Queechy. Phila., 1871 13—80 
 
 Rapids of Niagara. IIlus. N. Y., 
 
 1876 13— 80 
 
 Sceptres and crowns. IIlus. N. Y., 
 
 1875 13— 80 
 
 Walks from Eden. IIlus. N.Y., 
 
 1873 13— 80 
 
 What she could. (First of a series 
 
 consisting of " What she could," "Oppor- 
 tunities," "The house in town," and 
 "Trading.") IIlus. N.Y.,1872 13—80 
 
 Wide, wide world. Phila., 1876... 13— 80 
 
 and Anna B. Gold of Chickaree. . 
 
 N. Y., 1877 13— 80 
 
 Say and seal. Phila., 1870 13— 80 
 
 Tradiag : finishing the story of the 
 
 House in town. IIlus. N. Y.,1873 13—80 
 
 Wych hazel: sequel to "Gold of 
 
 Chickaree" 13— 80 
 
 Warren (Samuel). Now and then. N. Y., 
 1848 13— 79 
 
 Diary of a late physician. N. Y., 
 
 1871 13— 79 
 
 Ten thousand a year. Phila., n. d. . 13 — 79 
 
FICTIOK. 
 
 134 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 ■Was lie successful ? Kimball ( E. B. ) 1864 . 6—39 
 ■Wasbbvirn (Katharine Sedgwick). Ital- 
 ian girl. Bost., 1874 13—79 
 
 Water-babies. Kingsley (C.) 1869 6— 39 
 
 Water-witch. Illus. Cooper (J. F.) N. 
 
 Y., 1871 2— 10 
 
 Waterloo : a sequel to "The conscript of 
 1813." Erckmann (E.) atid Chatrian (A.) 
 1872 4— 24 
 
 Waverley. Scott(SirW.) 1868 11—66 
 
 Way we live now. TroUope (A.) 1875.. 12—70 
 
 Ways of the hour. Illus. Cooper ( J. F.) 
 N.Y.,1870 2— 10 
 
 Weandourneighbors: sequel to "My wife 
 
 audi." Illus. Stowe(ifr«.H. B.) 1875. 11—61 
 
 We boys. Written by one of us. 1876.. 12— 67 
 
 We girls. Illus. Whitney (Mrs. A. D. T.) 
 
 1872 13— 79 
 
 Wedding garmfents. McLain (M. W.) 
 
 1875 7—44 
 
 Wedding journey (Their). Howells, W. 
 D. 1874 5—31 
 
 Wenderholme : a story of Lancashire and 
 
 Yorkshire. Hamerton (P. G. ) 1876.... 5—34 
 
 Wept of the Wish-ton- wish. Illus. Cooper 
 
 (J.F.) 1864 2—10 
 
 Werner (Ernest), paeud. of Biirsten- 
 binder(E.) 
 
 Werther (Sorrows of). Goethe (J. W. 
 
 von). (7n kw Novels, &c.) 4 — 22 
 
 West lawn. Holmes (M. J.) N. Y. and 
 
 Lond., 1874 5—31 
 
 Westward ho ! or, Amyas Leigh. Kings- 
 ley (C.) 1871 6—39 
 
 Wetherell (Elizabeth), pseud. See 'War- 
 ner (Susan). 
 
 Whatanswer? Dickinson (Anna E.) 1869. 4— 28 
 
 What can she do ? Roe (Bew. E. P.) 1873. 10—55 
 
 What Katy did. Illus. " Coolidge (Su- 
 san)". Woolsey (S.C.) 1873 13—76 
 
 What Katy did at school. Illus. "Coo- 
 lidge (Susan)". Woolsey (S.C.) 1874.. 13— 76 
 
 What she could. Warner (Susan). 1872. 13—80 
 
 What the moon saw. Illus. Andersen 
 
 (H.C.) 1871 1— 6 
 
 What the swallows sang. Spielhagen (F. ) 
 
 1873 11— 62 
 
 What will he do with it ? Bulwer-Lytton 
 (Sir E.G. E. L.) Phila., 1869. 2 v. 2 
 copies 2 — 14 
 
 Which shall it be ? "Alexander (Mrs. )", 
 pseud. Hector (Mrs. A. B.) 1874 1— 6 
 
 Whispers from fairy land. Illus. Hu- 
 
 gessen (E. H. K.) 1875 5—30 
 
 Whitcher ( Mrs. F. M. B. ) Widow Bedott 
 papers. Illus. N. Y., 1875 13—79 
 
 White as snow. "Garrett CE.andR.)" 
 M&yo (Mrs.l.F.) N.Y.,n.d 8—48 
 
 WTiite ladies. OUphant (M. O. W.) N. 
 Y., 1875 9— 51 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Whitelies. Eeade (C.) 1873 10—55 
 
 Whitney (Mrs. A. D. T. ) Faith Gartney's 
 
 girlhood. Bost., 1880 13—79 
 
 Hitherto. Bost., 1869 13—79 
 
 Oddoreveuf Bost., 1880 13—79 
 
 Other girls. Illus. Bost., 1873. .. 13— 79 
 
 Patience Strong's outings. Bost., 
 
 1880 13— 79 
 
 Real folks. Illus. Bost., 1872.... 13—79 
 
 Sights and insights : Patience 
 
 Strong's story of over the way [in Eu- 
 rope]. Bost., 1876. 2v 13—79 
 
 Wegirls. Illus. Bost., 1872 13—79 
 
 WTUttier (J. G. ) Child life in prose .... 13—79 
 Margaret Smith's journal, 1678-'79. 
 
 1849 13— 79 
 
 "Who breaks — pays." Jenkin (ifr». C.) 
 
 1873 5—29 
 
 Why did he not die? Volckhausen (A. 
 
 von). 1872 12—67 
 
 Wide, wide world. Warner (Susan). 
 
 Phila., 1876 13— 80 
 
 Widow Bedott papers. Illus. Whitcher 
 
 (ilfrg. F. M. B.) N.Y.,1875 13—79 
 
 Widow Goldsmith's daughter. Smith (J. 
 
 P.) N. Y.,1872 11—64 
 
 Widower (The). Smith (J. P.) 1872... II— 64 
 Widow's son. Southworth (Mrs. E. D. E. 
 
 N.) 1867 11—62 
 
 Wife of a vain man. Schwartz (M.S.) 
 
 1873 10— 54 
 
 Wife's story, and other tales. Pike (F. 
 
 W.A.) 1875. 3v 10—59 
 
 Wigwam and the cabin. Simms (W. G.) 
 
 1H53 11— 65 
 
 Wikoff (Henry). Adventures of a roving 
 
 diplomatist. N.Y.,1857 13—79 
 
 My courtship and its consequences. 
 
 N. Y.,1855 13— 79 
 
 Wild hyacinth. Randolph (Mrs.) 1876. 10— 58 
 Wilfrid Cumberraede. MacDonald (G.) 
 
 1872. 2 copies 7—45 
 
 Wilhelm Meister'sapprenticeship. Goethe 
 
 (J.W.von). 1870 4—22 
 
 Will Denbigh. Hamerton (Philip G.) 
 
 [anon.'] (Xo name series.) 1877 5 — 34 
 
 Willis (N. P.) Paul Fane. N.Y.,1857.. 13—78 
 
 Willis, the pilot. Illus. Lond., n. d 13—79 
 
 Wilson (Mrs. A. J. Evans). Benlah. N. 
 
 Y. and Lond., 1874 13— 78 
 
 Inez: a tale of the Alamo. N. Y., 
 
 1876 13— 78 
 
 Infelice. N. Y. and Lond., 1876. .. 13— 78   
 
 Macaria. N. Y. and Lond., 1874... l.V- 78 
 
 St. Elmo. N. Y. and Lond. , 1874 ... 13—78 
 
 Vashti. N. Y., 1874 13—78 
 
 Wilson (John). " North (Christopher)". 
 
 Lights and shadows of Scottish life. 
 
 Phila., 1871 13— 78 ' 
 
FICTION. 
 
 135 
 
 FICTION. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Snow storm. (/» Little classics, 
 
 V.7) (>— 35 
 
 Wilson (John Mackay ). Tales of the bor- 
 ders and of Scotland. Edin.,n.d. llv.13 — 77,78 
 
 Wing and wing. Cooper (J. F.) N. Y., 
 8ti4 2— 10 
 
 Winifred Bertram. Charles {Mrs. E.) 
 
 n.d 2—13 
 
 Winning his way. Coffin (C.C.) 186(5.. 2—11 
 
 Winter tire: a sequel to "Summer drift- 
 wood." Porter (R.) n.d 10—58 
 
 Winthrop (Theodore). Cecil Dreeme. 
 
 1876 13— 77 
 
 Edwin Broihertoft. Host., 1862. .. 13— 77 
 
 John Brent. Bost., 1862 13— 77 
 
 Love and skates. ( In Little classics, 
 
 V.6) 6—35 
 
 Wise (H. A.) "Gringo (Harry)". Cap- 
 tain Brand, of the "Centipede" 13— 77 
 
 Within an ace. Jenkin (iifrs. C.) 1875.. 5—29 
 
 Within the maze. Wood(Mr«. H.) Phila., 
 
 n.d 13— 76 
 
 Witt {Madame Pauline Guizot de). French 
 
 country family. IIlus. Craik {Mrs. D. 
 
 M.M.),<r. N. Y., 1868 3—20 
 
 Wives and daughters. lUus. Gaskell (E. 
 
 C.) N.Y.,1866 4—22 
 
 Wolfert's roost, and other papers. Irv- 
 ing (W.) 1855 5—29 
 
 Woman against woman. Church {Mrs. 
 
 Ross), n.d 2 — 12 
 
 Woman in white. Collins (W. W.) N.Y., 
 
 1873. 2 copies . 2—11 
 
 Woman's friendship. Aguilar(G.) N.Y., 
 
 1871 1— 7 
 
 Woman's kingdom. lUug. Craik {Mrt. 
 
 D.M.M.) N.Y.,1870 2— 9 
 
 Woman's ransom. Robinson (F. W.) 
 
 Bost., n.d 10 — 56 
 
 Women of Israel. Aguilar (G.) N. Y. 
 
 1871. 2v 1— 7 
 
 Wonder stories told for children. Illus. 
 
 Andersen (H.C.) N. Y., 1875 1— 6 
 
 Wood {Lady Emma). Below the salt. 
 
 Lond.,1876. 3v 13—77 
 
 Wood ( if rs. Henry). Bessy Rane. Phila., 
 
 n.d 13— 77 
 
 Castle Wafer. N.Y.,n.d 13—77 
 
 Castle's heir. Illus. Phila., n.d.. 13—77 
 
 Channings. Phila., n.d 13—77 
 
 Dene hollow. Phila., n.d 13— 77 
 
 East Lynne ; or, the earl's daughter. 
 
 N.Y.,n.d 13— 77 
 
 Elster's folly. Phila., n.d 13—76 
 
 George Canterbury's will. Phila., 
 
 n.d 13— 76 
 
 Haunted tower. Phila., n.d 13 — 76 
 
 Heir to Ashley. N.Y.,n.d 13—76 
 
 Lord Oakbum's daughters. Phila., 
 
 n.d , IJ— 76 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Lost bank note. Phila., n.d 13 — 76 
 
 Master of Grey lands. Phila., n.d.. 13 — 76 
 
 Mildred Arkell. Phila., 1865 13- 76 
 
 Mrs. Halliburton's troubles. N. Y., 
 
 n.d 13— 76 
 
 Mystery. Phila., n.d 13— 76 
 
 Oswald Cray. Phila., n.d 13—76 
 
 Parkwater. Phila., n. d 13 — 76 
 
 Red court farm. Phila., n.d 13 — 76 
 
 Roland Yorke: sequel to "The 
 
 Channings." Phila. , n. d 13— 76 
 
 Runaway match. (.BowHiimWi Mys- 
 tery.) Phila., n. d 13—76 
 
 St. Martin's eve. Phila. , n. d 13— 76 
 
 Shadow of Ashlydyat. Phila., n.d. 13—76 
 
 Squire Trevlyn's heir. Phila., 
 
 1863 13— 76 
 
 Verner's pride. Phila., n.d 13 — 76 
 
 Within the maze. Phila., n. d 13 — 76 
 
 Woodstock. Scott (Sir W.) 1868 11—66 
 
 Wooing o't. Alexander (Mrs.) 1873... 1— 6 
 Woolsey (S. C.) "Coolidge (Susan)", 
 
 pseud. Nine little goslings. Illus. 
 
 Bost., 1875 13— 76 
 
 The new year's bargain. Illus. * 
 
 Bost., 1874 
 
 What Katydid. Illus. Bost., 1873. 13—76 
 
 What Katy did at school. Illus. 
 
 Bost., 1874 13— 76 
 
 Work. Illus. Alcott(L. M.) 1873 1— 7 
 
 Wrecked in port. Yates (E.) N.Y.,1869. 13—75 
 "Wyandotte. Illus. Cooper (J. F.) N. 
 
 Y., 1864 2— 10 
 
 Wych hazel. Warner (Susan and Anna). 13 — 77 
 Wyss (Johann Rudolph von). Swiss 
 
 family Robinson. Illus. N. Y. , 1872 . . . 13— 76 
 Yates (Edmund). Dangerous game. 
 
 Bost., 1875 13— 75 
 
 Forlorn hope. Lond. and N. Y., 
 
 n. d 13— 75 
 
 Kissing the rod. Lond. and N. Y., 
 
 n. d 13— 75 
 
 Land at last. Lond. and N.Y., n.d. 13 — 75 
 
 Running the gauntlet. Lond. and 
 
 N. Y., n. d 13— 75 
 
 Silent witness. Bost., 1875 13— 75 
 
 Wrecked in port. N. Y. , 1869 13—75 
 
 Yemassee. Illus. Simms (W. G.) N. 
 
 Y., 1853.... 11- 65 
 
 Yonge (C. M.) Beechcroft. N. Y.,1871. 13— 75 
 Chaplet of pearls. Lond., 1868 13 — 75 
 
 Nott. — Time of Henry II of France. 
 Clever woman of the family. Lond. 
 
 andN. Y.,1871 13— 75 
 
 Daisy chain. Illus. Lond. andN. 
 
 Y.,1871. 2copie8 13—75 
 
 Dan vers papers. Lond., 1867 13 — 75 
 
 Dove in the eagle's nest. N. Y., 
 
 1872 13— 75 
 
 Dynevor terrace. Lond. and N. Y., 
 
 1871 13-75 
 
FICTION. 
 
 136 
 
 FINE. 
 
 Fiction — continued. 
 
 Heartsease. Ilhis. Lond. and N. 
 
 Y.,1871. 'icopies 13—74 
 
 Heirof Redclyffe. N. Y.,1871. 2 v. 13— 74 
 
 Hopes and fears. Lond., 1864 13 — 74 
 
 Lady Hester. Lond. ,1874 13—74 
 
 Lances of Lyn wood. lUus. Loud., 
 
 1868 13— 74 
 
 Feudal life, reign of Edward III of England. 
 Little duke, Riehard the fearless. 
 
 lUus. Lond., 1869 13—74 
 
 10th century. Normandy. 
 
 My young Alcides. N. Y., 1876. ... 13—74 
 
 Pillars of the house. Lond. and N. 
 
 Y., 1874. 2v 13—74 
 
 Prince and the page. Hlus. Lond., 
 
 1866 
 
 P's and Q's ; or, the question of 
 
 putting upon. Hlus. Lond., 1872 13—74 
 
 Three brides. N. Y. , 1876 13—74 
 
 Trial ; or, more links of the daisy 
 
 chain. Hlus. Loud, and N.Y., 1871.... 13— 74 
 Ydung step-mother. Lond. and N. 
 
 Y., 1871 13— 74 
 
 Young duke. Disraeli (B.) Loud, and 
 
 »N.Y.,n.d 4—27 
 
 Young step-mother. Yonge (C. M.) 
 
 1871 13— 74 
 
 Young surveyor. Hlus. Trowbridge 
 
 (J. T.) Boat., 1875 
 
 Zanonl. Bulwer-Lytton {Sir E. G. E. L.) 
 
 Phila., 1867. 2copies 2—14 
 
 Field, Henry Martyn. From the lakes 
 of Killarney to the Golden Horn. N. Y., 
 1877 36—221 
 
 Field, Mrs. Henry M. Home sketches 
 in France, and other papers. N. Y., 
 1875 35—212 
 
 Field, Kate. Pen photographs of 
 Charles Dickens's readings : taken from 
 life. Hlus. Bost., 1871 22—130 
 
 Ten days in Spain. Hlus. Bost., 
 
 1875 35—211 
 
 Field, Maunsell B. Memories of many 
 men and of some women ; being personal 
 recollections of emperors, kings, queens, 
 princes, presidents, statesmen, authors, 
 and artists at home and abroad, during 
 thelast thirty years. N. Y., 1874 37—228 
 
 Fielding:, Henry. See Fiction. 
 
 Fields, James T. Yesterdays with au- 
 thors. Bost.,lH72 36—220 
 
 CONTKDTS. 
 
 Diokena ; Hawthorne ; Mita Mitford ; Pope ; Thackeray ; 
 Wordaworth. 
 
 Fields, Thomas W. Pear-culture: a 
 manual for the propagation, planting, 
 cultivation, and management of the 
 pear tree. Hlus. N. Y. , 1859 18—108 
 
 Fifine at the fair, and other poems. 
 Browning, R. 1872 16—100 
 
 Fifty years in the magic circle. Hlus. 
 Blitz (called Signer). Hartford, 1871 ... 22—129 
 
 Fifty years of ray life. Keppel, G. T. 
 
 (A'aW of Albemarle). 1876 40—242 
 
 Fig:uier, Louis. Earth and sea. Hlus. 
 Adams, W. H. D., tr. Lond., 1880 31—189 
 
 Insect world : being a popular ac- 
 count of the orders of insects, with a 
 description of the habits and economy 
 of some of the most interesting species. 
 Hlus. N. Y., 1872 31—189 
 
 Mammalia : their various orders 
 
 and habits popularly illustrated by typ- 
 ical species. Hlus. N. Y., 1870 31—191 
 
 Ocean world : being a description 
 
 of the sea and its living inhabitants. 
 
 Hlus. Lond., n. d 31—188 
 
 Primitive man. Hlus. N. Y.,1871. 30—186 
 
 Rei)tiles and birds. Hlus. , Gilmore, 
 
 F.,ed. N. Y.,1871) 31—191 
 
 To-morrow of death ; or, the future 
 
 life according to science. Hlus. Crocker, 
 
 S. E., ir. Bost., 1875. 2 copies 14— 84 
 
 Vegetable world. Hlus. Lond. 
 
 and N. Y., n. d 32—195 
 
 World before the deluge. Hlus. 
 
 N. Y., 1869 32—194 
 
 Final report of the State board of Ohio 
 
 centennial managers. Columbus, 1877.. 50 — 307 
 
 Finance. See Political economy (Finance). 
 
 Finances of New South Wales. Sydney, 
 Aust., 1874 52—314 
 
 Flndley, William. History of the in- 
 surrection in the four western counties 
 of Pennsylvania, in the year 1794. 
 Phila., 1796 50—306 
 
 FINE ARTS. 
 
 Art : Its Nature and Relations. 
 
 Eagle's nest : ten lectures on the relation of nat- 
 ural science to art. Euskin, J. N.T., 1875... 15—89 
 
 EssaiBurlogo&t. Montesquieu, C.deS. (Works, 
 
 pp.588-598) 29—177 
 
 Idealinart. Taine, H. A. N. Y., 1888 15— »0 
 
 Philosophical inquiry into the origin of our ideas 
 of the sublime and beautiful ; with an introduc- 
 tory discourse concerning taste. Burke, E. 
 Lond., 1820-'27. (In hit Works, v. 1) 21—128 
 
 Philosophy of art. Taine, H. 1871 15—90 
 
 Political economy of art. Ruakin, J. 1865. 
 
 {Bound with hU Pre-Rapliaelitism) 15 — 89 
 
 Thoughts about art. Hamerton, P. G. Bost , 
 
 1874 15— 89 
 
 Two paths : being lectures on art and its applica- 
 tion to decoration and manufacture. Ruskin, J. 
 lUus. K. Y., 1865 15—89 
 
 Art in Various Countries. 
 
 Greek music and painting. Mahaffy, J. P. (In 
 
 kU Ramblea and studies in Grreece, pp. 282-321. 
 
 1876) 3i— 212 
 
 Philosophy of art: art in Greece. Taine, H. A. 
 
 N. T., 1871 15— 90 
 
 Philosophy of art inthe Netherlands. Taine, H. A. 
 
 N. Y., 1872 15— »0 
 
PINB/ 
 
 137 
 
 FISHING. 
 
 Fine Arts— continued. 
 
 Renaluance in Italy: -the fine mta, Symonds, J. 
 
 A. N. Y., 1879 15—90 
 
 Wonders of Enropean art. Viardot, L. If. T., 
 
 1874 .!„....."...„... 15— 90 
 
 Wonder* of Italian art. Viardot, L. N.T., 1874. 15— 90 
 
 Wondere of sculpture. Viardot, L. N. T., 1873.. 15-90 
 
 Colors. 
 
 Experiments on the colours used by tlie ancients. 
 
 Davy, Sir H. (In hit Works, v. 6, pp. 131-159) . . 21—127 
 
 Decoration and Ornament. 
 
 * Orammar of ornament. Jones, O. Lond.,n. d.. 15 — 88 
 Dictionariea of Art. 
 
 Biographical and critical dictionary of painters, 
 engravers, sculptors, and architects. Spooner, 
 S. N. T., 1853 26—159 
 
 Dictionary of terms used in civil and naval archi- 
 tecture; early and ecclesiastical art; fine arts. 
 Weale, J. Lend., 1849-'50 25—149 
 
 Handmaid to the arts. Lend., 1758. 2 v 19—116 
 
 Drawing. 
 
 Cydopiedia of drawing, Appleton's. Worthen, 
 
 W.E.,c<f. See parts 1,2,3 15—88 
 
 Elements of drawing. Rusliin, J. N. T.,1864... 15—89 
 
 Essays on Art Topics— Miscellaneoua. 
 
 Art. Emerson, R. W. ( Jn v. 1 o/ hie Works) 23—141 
 
 Notes on art. Brown, J. (Inhit Spare hours, v. 1) . 23 — 137 
 Report on the fine arts. Leslie, Frank. (In United 
 
 States reports, Paris TJniv. Expos., 1867, v. 1) 52—314 
 
 Sketches of art. Jameson, Jlfr». A. Bost., 1866. . . 15— 90 
 
 Etclilng. 
 
 Unknown river : an etcher's voyage of discovery. 
 
 Hamerton, P. G. Bost., 1872 15—89 
 
 Furniture and Household Taste. 
 
 Hints on household taste in furniture, upholstery, 
 
 and other details. Eastlake, C. L. Bost., 1877. 15—89 
 
 Oems. 
 
 Popular treatise on gems. Feuchtwanger, L. 
 
 1«5» 19—115 
 
 Olass. 
 
 Ancient painted glass of Winchester cathedral. 
 
 Illus. Carter, O. B. Loud., 1845 15—88 
 
 History of Art. 
 
 European art. Dean, A. (In his History of civili- 
 zation, v. 7) 43—264 
 
 Monuments of art : showing its development and 
 progress from the earliest artistic attempts to 
 the present period. LUbke, Prof. Wm., and 
 LUtrow, Dr. Chas. Fr. A. von, edt. N. Y., n. d. 
 
 1 vol. of teit 15— 89 
 
 2 vols, of plates B 
 
 Progress of the fine arts. Conant, J. S. (In First 
 
 century of the republic, pp. 399-415. 1876) 49—301 
 
 Symbolical language of ancient art and mythology : 
 
 an inquiry. Knight, R. P. N. Y., 1876 15—88 
 
 iUumination. 
 
 Art of illuminating. Tynuns, W. B., and Wyatt, 
 
 . M. D. Lond., n. d ....,.- 15—89 
 
 18 
 
 Fine Arts — continued. 
 
 Industrial Art. 
 
 Masterpieces of industrial art at the centennial ex. 
 
 hibition. v. 2. Smith, Walter 30—181 
 
 See, also, Arts (Useful), various headings ; Education. 
 
 Fainting. 
 
 A painter's camp. Hamerton, P. G. Bost, 1873.. 35—213 
 Modem painters. Illus. Rnskin, J. N.Y., 1864. 
 
 5 V .' 15— 89 
 
 Pictures: Illustrated Works. 
 
 Art journal. New series. N. Y., 1875-'76. 2 v.. 30—181 
 Canadian scenery, illustrated from drawings by 
 
 W. H. Bartlett. Lond., 1842. 2v 34—210 
 
 * Europe illustrated : picturesque scenes and places 
 
 of note described by John Sheror. Steel engrav- 
 ings by Turner, AUom, Bartlett, Leitch, &c. 1st 
 series : Franco, Belgium, and the Rhino. 2v... 30—181 
 
 * Hogarth's works, in a series of one hundred and 
 
 fifty engravings on steel from the original pic- 
 tures ; with an introductory essay by James 
 
 Hannay. Lond., n. d 30 — 182 
 
 London art journal. 1867-68. 2v 30—181 
 
 London exhibited in 1851. Hlus. Wealw, J. n. d. 35—211 
 
 * Masterpieces of the centennial international exhi- 
 
 bition. Fine arts. v. 1. Hlus. Strahan, 
 Edward. Phila., 1876 30—181 
 
 * Picturesque America ; or, the land we live in : a 
 
 delineation by pen and peAcil. Bryant, W. C, 
 
 ed. V. 1,2. N. Y., n.d 30—181 
 
 * Portrait gallery of eminent men and women of Eu- 
 
 rope and America ; with biographies by Evert 
 A. Duyckinok. Illust. from original portraits. 
 N.Y.,n.d. 2v 30—182 
 
 Pottery and Porcelain. 
 
 Pottery aud porcelain. Prime, W.C. N. Y.,1878. 15—88 
 Remarks on Pelasgic and Latian pottery found in 
 central Italy. Beldam, J. (In Archioologia, 
 pp. 188-195. 1860) 15—88 
 
 Pre-Rapbaelitism. 
 
 Fre-Raphaelitism. Ruskin, J. N. Y., 1865 15—90 
 
 Sacred Art. 
 
 Sacred and legendary art. Jameson, A. M. Bost., 
 
 1866. 2v 15—90 
 
 Finley, Martha {Martha Farquharion). 
 
 See Fiction. 
 Fireside travels. Lowell, J. R. 1865... 34— 209 
 First century of the republic : a review of 
 
 American progress. Woolsey, T. D., and 
 
 othefs. ia76 49— :W1 
 
 First principles of a now philosophy. 
 
 Spencer, H. 1868 30—184 
 
 Fish and fisheries. See Natural history (Fish, &o.). 
 Fish and fishing. lUus. Herbert, H. W. 
 
 {Frank Forester). 1859 32—119 
 
 Fisher, Frances C. {Christian Reid). 
 
 See Fiction. 
 Fishing in American waters. Illus. Scott, . 
 
 G. C. 1873 31—189 
 
FISKE. 
 
 138 
 
 PLYDTG. 
 
 Fiske, John. Myths and myth-makers ; 
 old tales and superstitions interpreted 
 by comparative mythology. Bost.,1874. 14 — 81 
 
 Unseen world, and other essays. 
 
 Bost., 187G 14—84 
 
 COSTENTS. 
 
 tTnseen world ; The to-morrow of death ; The Jesns of 
 history ; Thi; Christ of doQ;ina ; A word about miracles ; 
 Draper on scieuce and religion ; Nathan, the wise ; His- 
 torical diihculties ; Famine of 1770 in Bengal, Spain, and 
 the Netherlands ; Longfellow's Daute ; Fame's St. Peter ; 
 A philosophy of art ; Athenian and American life. 
 
 Fitch, John. See Biography. 
 
 Fitzgerald, Percy. Life and adven- 
 
 turesof Alexander Dumas. Lond., 1873. 
 
 2v 39—235 
 
 Romance of the English stage. 
 
 Lond., 1874. 2v 36—220 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Theatrical memoirs ; The stroller's life ; Old York thea- 
 tre ; Mrs. Bellamy ; Tate Wilkinson ; Great debuts : 
 Garrick, Siddous, Kean ; The ill-fated Mossop ; Mrs. Rob- 
 inson ; G. F. Cooke; Elliston; Gerald Griffin; The 
 young Roscius. 
 
 Fitzinaiirice, Lord Edmond. Life of 
 William, earl of Shelbume. Lond., 
 1875-76. 3v 40—246 
 
 rive nations of Canada, History of. Col- 
 den.C. 1747 47—286 
 
 Five years in an English university. Bris- 
 ted.C.A. 1852 14—88 
 
 Flagellation and the flagellants : history 
 
 of the rod. Illus. Cooper, W.M. 1869. 21—130 
 
 Flagg, William. See Fiction. 
 
 Flag's:, Wilson. Woods and byways of 
 New England. Illus. Bost., 1872 34—208 
 
 Flags. Flags of maritime nations, from 
 the most authentic sources. Prepared 
 by order of Secretary of Navy by bureau 
 of navigation. Wash., 1873 52—315 
 
 Our flag: Origin and progress of 
 
 the flag of the United States of America, 
 with an introductory account of the sym- 
 bols, standards, banners, and flags of an- 
 cient and modern nations. Illus. Preble, 
 G. H. 1872 52—315 
 
 Flamniarion, Camille. Wonders of 
 the heavens. {Illustrated library of won- 
 ders.) N.Y.,1874 32—196 
 
 Fleming and Tibbins. Royal diction- 
 ary, English and French (vol. 1), and 
 French and English (vol. 2). Paris, 
 1846-'49. 2 V 52— 
 
 Fletcher, James. History of Poland. 
 
 Lond., 1831 48—295 
 
 Fletcher, Miss Julia. "Fleming, 
 Geor :^." pieti'l. See Fiction. 
 
 Flint, Timothy. History and geography 
 of the Mississippi valley and the whole 
 American continent. Cin.,1832. 2 v. in 
 one 49—302 
 
 Recollections of the Mississippi val- 
 ley. Bost., 1826 ...1.. ...... i 49—302 
 
 Flood of years. Bryant, W. C. N. Y., 
 
 1877 16—100 
 
 Flora Australasica. Illus. Sweet, R. 
 
 18S7-'28 52—315 
 
 Florence : 
   Italy : Florence, &c. Taine, H. A. 
 
 Durand.H., Jr. 1869 36—221 
 
 Florentine history. Macliiavel, N. 
 
 Lond., 1674 46—281 
 
 Florentine history to 1815. Napier, 
 
 H.E. Loud., 1846-'47. 6v 46—281 
 
 Makers of Florence. Oliphant {Mrs. 
 
 M. O.W.) Illus. Lond., 1676 37—228 
 
 See, also, in Biographf, lives of Alfieri ; Buonarotti, Michael 
 Angelo; Dante; Gralileo; Medici; Petrarch. 
 
 Florence of Worcester. Chronicle; En- 
 glish history, from the departure of the 
 
 Romans to the reign of Edward the first, 
 
 A. D. 1295. Forester, T.,<r. Lond., 1854. 45—276 
 Florian, Jean Pierre Claris de. See 
 
 Petits Poetes Franfais, v. 2 17—103 
 
 Florida, Territory of. Williams, J. L. 
 
 N. Y., 1837 49—299 
 
 Historical memoir of the war in 
 
 West Florida and Louisiana in 1814-15. 
 
 Latour, A. L. Phila. , 1816 42—255 
 
 Origin, progress, and conclusion of 
 
 the Florida war. Sprague, J. T. N. Y., 
 
 184-i 42—255 
 
 Palmetto leaves. Illus. Stowe, 
 
 H. B. 1873 34—209 
 
 Voyages to Florida, 16th century. 
 
 Hakluyt, R. (/n AisCoUectionof travels, 
 
 &c.,v.3.) 1809-12 .53— 
 
 Flourens, Maria Jean Pierre. History 
 
 of the Academy of Science of Paris. 
 
 (Sm. Rept, 1862) 53— 
 
 Jussieus, and the natural method. 
 
 (Sm. Rept., 1867) 53— 
 
 Memoir and works of Cu vier. (Sm. 
 
 Rept., 1868) 53— 
 
 Memoir of Ducrotay de Blainville. 
 
 (Sm. Rept., 1865) 53— 
 
 Memoirof E. Geoflfrey-Saint-Hilaire. 
 
 (Bm. Rept., 1861) 53— 
 
 Memoir of F. Magendie. (Sm. Rept., 
 
 1866) 53— 
 
 Memoir of L. von Buch. (Sm. 
 
 Ryjt., 1862) 53— 
 
 Memoir of L. J. Th^nard. (Sm. 
 
 Rept., 1862) 53— 
 
 Memoir of P. de Candolle. (Sm. 
 
 Rept., 1859) 53— 
 
 Flo'wer, fruit, and thorn pieces. Richter, 
 
 J.P.F. 1869. 2v 10—57 
 
 Flo^J'erB of history. Roger de Wendover. 
 
 Lond., 1849. 2v 46—283 
 
 Fly leaves, by C. S. C. [Calverly.C. S.] 
 
 1872 16— 99 
 
 Flying. See Arts (Useful : Aeronautics). 
 Phenomena of flight. (Sm. Rept., 
 
 1869) .., 53— 
 
EOLKLOEE. 
 
 139 
 
 FOSTER. 
 
 Folklore : 
 
 Fairy talcs : their origin and mean- 
 ing. Bunoe, J.T. 1879 14—81 
 
 Folk-lore, Chips, &c. v. 2. 1871. 
 
 Muller, Max T 23—138 
 
 See, aleo, Fairy talcs (Fiction) ; Mythology ; Superstitions. 
 See, also, Brand, J. : Popular antiquities (22 — 130). 
 
 Fontaine, Edward. How the world 
 
 was peopled ; ethnological lectures. N. 
 
 Y., 1872. 30—186 
 
 FonvicIIe, Wilfrid de. Thunder and 
 lightning. (Illustrakdlibrary of wonders.) 
 Phipson, T. L., tr. and ed. N. Y., 1872. . . 32—196 
 
 Food. See Domestic economy. 
 
 Foote, Andrew Hull. Africa and the 
 American flag. lUns. N.Y.,1854 33—203 
 
 Foote, Henry S. Casket of reminis- 
 cences. Wash., 1874 3&^218 
 
 Foote, William Henry. Sketches of 
 Virginia, historical and biographical. 
 Phila., 1850 50—304 
 
 Same. 2d series. Phila., 1855 50—304 
 
 Foot-prints of the Creator, lllus. Miller, 
 
 H. 1869 32—193 
 
 For better or worse : a book for some men 
 and all women. Croly, Jennie Cunning- 
 ham. "Jennie June." 1875 83—138 
 
 Forbes, Alexander. California, from 
 first discovery to the present time. lUus. 
 Lond.,1839 49—300 
 
 Forbes, Frederick Edwyn. Five years 
 in China, from 1842 to 1847 : with an ac- 
 count of the occupation of the islands of 
 Labuan and Borneo by her majesty's 
 forces. lllus. Lond., 1848 36—220 
 
 Forbes, Robert B. Voyage of the 
 Jamestown on her errand of mercy. 
 Bost., 1847 19—121 
 
 Force. See Physics, Materialism, Philosophy, in general 
 alphabet. 
 
 Force and matter. See Biichner, L. 
 
 Lend., 1864 31-192 
 
 Force, Peter, comp. Auroral phenomena 
 observed in the higher northern lati- 
 tudes. (AppendiatoBta. Contrib.,v.8).. 53 — 
 
 Forces of nature. lllus. Guillemin, A. 
 
 1872 32—195 
 
 Ford, John. See Drama. {In Keltic's 
 collections and selections of the works 
 of British dramatists.) 
 
 Foreign classics for English readers. Ed. 
 by Oliphant, Mrs. Phila., n. d. 11 v.. . 36—217 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Calderon. Hasell, E. J. Montaigne. Collins, Lucas. 
 
 Cervantes. Oliphant, Mrs. Pascal. Tulloch, Principal. 
 
 Dante. Oliphant, Mrs. Petrarch. Reeve, H. 
 
 Goethe. Hayward, A. Kabolais. Besant, W. 
 
 Moliere. Oliphant, Jfr«., ond St. Simon. Collins, Clifton W. 
 
 Tarver, F. Voltaire. Hamley, E. B. 
 
 Forester, Fanny, lyseiid. See Chub- 
 buck, Emily. 
 
 Forester, Frank, pseud. See Herbert, 
 H.W. 
 
 Forests : 
 
 Forests and their climatic influence. 
 
 Becquerel, A. C. (Sm. Kept., 1869).... 53— 
 
 Forests and trees of Florida and 
 
 Mexican boundary. Cooper, J. G. (Sm. 
 ReiH., 1860) 53— 
 
 On the distribution of forests and 
 
 trees of North America. Cooper, J. G. 
 
 (8m. RepL, 1868) 53— 
 
 See, also. Popular Science Monthly, June, 1875: 
 
 Forests and rainfall ' 3?— 107 
 
 See, also, Marsh, G. P. : Earth as modified by man (31—192). 
 
 Forms of water. lllus. Tyndan,J. 1872. 32—194 
 
 Forney, John W. Anecdotes of public 
 men 36—318 
 
 Forrest, Edwin. See Biography. 
 
 Forrester, Mrs. See Fiction. 
 
 Fors clavigera. lllus. Ruskin, J. 1871. 
 2v 29—175 
 
 Forster, John (hist, and biogr., b. 1812, d. 
 1876). Life of Charles Dickens. Phila., 
 1872. 3v 39—235 
 
 Forsyth, James W., and Orant, Fred. D. 
 Report of an expedition up the Yellow- 
 stone river, made in 1875, under the or- 
 ders of Lieut. Gen. Philip H. Sheridan, 
 &c. Wash., 1875 55— 
 
 Forsyth, William. History of the cap- 
 tivity of Napoleon at St. Helena; from 
 the letters and journals of the late Lieut. 
 Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe, and official doc- 
 uments not before made public. N. Y., 
 1853. 2v 41—250 
 
 Li fe of Marcus Tullius Cicero. lllus. 
 
 N.Y.,1869. 2v 39—238 
 
 Novels and novelists of the eight- 
 eenth century; in illustration of the 
 manners and morals of the age. N. Y., 
 1871 37—227 
 
 Fosbrooke, Thomas Dudley. British 
 monachism ; or, the manners and cus- 
 toms of the monks and nuns of England, 
 lllus. Lond., 1843 14—85 
 
 * Encyclopiedia of antiquities, and 
 
 elements of archajology, classical and 
 mediajval. lllus. Lond., 1843. 2v... 15— 88 
 
 Fossil remains. Mantell, G. A. 1850 32—193 
 
 <S€e Palaeontology; G-eology. 
 
 Foster, John. Critical essays contrib- 
 uted to Eclectic review. Ryland, J. E., 
 ed. Lond., 1857 23—140 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 America before the revolution. 
 
 Blair's life and writings. 
 
 Characters of Fox. 
 
 Christianity in India. 
 
 Cruelty to animals. 
 
 David Hume. 
 
 Education in reference to reli^on. 
 
 Future of England and America. 
 
 Hindoo idolatry and Christianity. 
 
 Jesse's sermons. 
 
 Memoir writing. 
 
 Memoirs of Sir Thomas More. 
 
 Morality of works of fiction. 
 
 Paley as a theologian. 
 
 Paley's memoirs. 
 
FOSTER. 
 
 t40 
 
 FEANCE. 
 
 Foster, Jolm — coutiimed. 
 Oontents of Essays — continuod. 
 Personal virtue in its relation to political eminence. 
 Poetical criticism, 
 lloac on Fox's history. 
 Sanscrit literature. 
 Soutliey's curse of Kebama. 
 Statesmen. 
 
 Sydney Smith's sermons. 
 Tlie Peninsular war. 
 Tlieatrieal amusements. 
 Tliouj;]its on affectation. 
 Vindication of Fox's history. 
 Vindication of the Baptist missionaries. 
 
 Loctures delivered at Broadmead 
 
 Chapel, Bristol. Lond.,1855. 2v 23—140 
 
 For life of J. F., see Biography. 
 
 Foster, J. W., and Whitney, J. D. Ge- 
 ology aud topography of a portion of the 
 Lake Superior land district, in the State 
 of Michigan. Illus. Part 1. Copper 
 lands. Wash., 1850 53— 
 
 Foster, Lillian. Andrew Johnson, Pres- 
 ident of the United States : his life and 
 speeches. N. Y.,1866 40—243 
 
 Foster, Michael. Physiology. {Science 
 primers. ) N. Y. , 1879 30—183 
 
 Fouclie, Joseph {Duke of Otranto, minis- 
 ler of the general police of France). See 
 Biography. 
 
 Fountain ; with jets of new meanings. 
 Davis.A.J. 1870 14—81 
 
 Fouqiie, Friedrioh H. K. La Motte. See 
 Fiction. 
 
 Four Georges. Illus. Thackeray, \V. M. 
 
 18Cy 40—245 
 
 Four leading doctrines. Swedenborg, E. 
 
 1873 14— 82 
 
 Four phases of morals. Blackie, J. S. 
 
 1874..... 14— 85 
 
 Fo'Wier, William C. English language 
 in its elements and forms, with a history 
 of its origin aud develoiiment. N. Y., 
 1860 25—150 
 
 Fowls. See Agriculture (Poultry). 
 
 Fragments of science for unscientific peo- 
 ple. Tyndall, J. 1872 32—197 
 
 FRANCE. 
 Code and Government. 
 
 Oode Kapoloon { or, French civil code. Barrett, B., 
 
 tr. 1811. 2v 29—177 
 
 Formation and progress of the tiers 6tat ; or, third 
 estate in Franco. To Louis XV. Thierry, J. N. 
 A. 1859. 2v 47—290 
 
 Commerce, Finances, Administration, &c. 
 
 Archives statistiques du minist^re des travaux 
 
 publics. 1837 SB- 
 Bulletin offlciel du ministdre do I'int^rieur, 1838-'46. 
 
 5t 56- 
 
 Oircnlaires, instructions et autres actes 6man6s du 
 
 miniature do I'int^rieur, ou relatifs h ce d6parte- 
 
 ment de, 1797 k 1830 iucluslvemeot. 1 821-34. 
 
 6v 56— 
 
 Oompte rendu par le minist^re de rint6rieur, 1847. 
 
 1849 56— 
 
 Frincipes d'administration, par MM. Vuillefroy et 
 
 Mounier. 1837 66— 
 
 
 France — continued. 
 
 Rapport du minist^ro des finances au gouveme- 
 
 ment, 1847. 1840 56— 
 
 Rapports des conseils (;4n6raux, 1831-42. 25 v 56 — 
 
 Tablean g6n6ral du commerce de la, pendant I'an- 
 
 n6el847. 1848-'49. 2v 56— 
 
 Description, Travels, &c. 
 
 Architecture of the buildings in France and Italy. 
 
 Tappen, G. 1806 15— 89 
 
 Bubbles and ballast : life in Paris daring the em- 
 pire. Levy, Jfrff. Bouligny. 1871 , 35 — 312 
 
 Fair France: impressions of a traveller. Craik, 
 
 Jfr». D.M.M. 1871 35—212 
 
 French country family. DeWitt, C. G. Craik, Mri. 
 
 B.M., tr. N.T.,1838 3—20 
 
 Home sketches in France, and other papers. Field, 
 
 ifr«.H.M. 1875 35—212 
 
 Painter's camp, in England, in Scotland, in France. 
 
 Hamcrton, P. G. 1873 »5— 213 
 
 Round my house ; rural life in France in peace and 
 
 war. Hamerton, P. G. 1876 35—212 
 
 Sentimental journey through France. Sterne, L. 
 
 (771 /lis Works.) 1869 11—62 
 
 Sketches in Franco. Dumas, A. D. n. d 4 — 26 
 
 Travels through France and Italy. Smollett, T. 
 
 1872. V. 8 35—212 
 
 See, also, in general alphabet, Architecture ; Biblical and 
 ecclesiastical literature (Huguenots): Drama. 
 
 Note. — For sketches of French society in the eighteenth 
 century, see, in Biography, Beaumarchais and his times. 
 
 History (G-eneral 'Works). 
 
 Annates de I'empire depuis Charlemagne. Vol- 
 taire, F. M. A. de. (In /ii'« Works, V. 3. 1853).. 21—123 
 
 Annates historiqucs de la France. Le Bas, Phil- 
 ippe. (L'Univers.) 1840-43. 2v 43—260 
 
 Chronicles (of England, France, &c., 1326-1399). 
 
 Froissart, /Sir J. Johnes, T., (r. 2v 45—276 
 
 Same. The boy's Froissart. Lanier, Sid- 
 ney, ed. N. Y., 1879 45—276 
 
 Ohrouicles (of France, England, &c., 1400-1516). 
 Monstrelet, S. de. Johnes, T., tr. Lond., 1849. 
 2v 47—291 
 
 Dictionnaire encyclop6dique de la France. Le Bas, 
 
 P. (L'Univers.) 1840-'45. 15 v 43—260 
 
 Histoire de France. Millot, C. F. 1820. 3v 47—290 
 
 Historical essays. Thierry, J. N. A. 1845 23—142 
 
 History of civilization. Guizot, F. P. G. 1846. 4 v. 46—280 
 
 History of France (1883-1715). Martin, H. 1865. 
 
 2 V 47—291 
 
 History of France. Crowe, E. E. 1840. 2v 46—280 
 
 History of France. Decline of the monarchy. 
 
 Martin, H. 1715-'88. 1866. 2v 47—291 
 
 History of France. Michelet, J. 1847. v. 2 47—291 
 
 History of France. White, J. 1849 47—290 
 
 Lectures on the history of France. Stephen, Sir J. 
 
 1852 47—290 
 
 Pictorial history of France and the French people. 
 
 liussey, G. M., ond Gaspey, T. 1843. 2v 47—291 
 
 Popular history of France to Louis XIV. Gnizot, 
 
 F.P.G. Black,R.,(r. n. d. 6v 47—291 
 
 Popnlar history of France (1789-1840). Martin, 
 
 Henri. Boat., n. d 47—291 
 
 Romance of history. France. Ritchie, L. Lond., 
 
 n.d 10— 55 
 
 History by Periods, from the Early Kings to 
 the 16th-17th Century. 
 
 Oomparison of the Fronde and the contemporary 
 English rebellion. Buckle, H. T. (In his His- 
 tory of civilization, pp. 469-490) '4^-^264 
 
FRANCE. 
 
 141 
 
 FRANKLIN. 
 
 France — continuoil. 
 
 Narratives of tho Merovingian era (561-583). 
 Tliierry, J. N. A. (Bound with his Historical 
 
 essays. 1845) 23—142 
 
 N'otc.-^See, also, Oasar'a commeutaries ; a{«o, Napoleon 
 III (Life of Cirsar, relative t« ancient Gaul). The early 
 chai)tpr8 of Guizot and Miclielet give the best summa- 
 ries of this period. 
 Sfe. alxo, in general alphabet, Biblical and ecclesiastical 
 history (Uugneuots; Refonuation). /;» Biography, Life 
 of Francis!; Uicholieu; Card.de Rotz; Charles (the 
 Kold). 
 
 House of Bourbon. 
 
 King's secret, The: being the secret correspond- 
 euce of Louis XV with his diplomatic agents, 
 
 1752-1774. De Broglie, Due. 1879. 2v 46—280 
 
 See, in Biography, life of Louis XIV. 
 
 Pre-Revolutlonary France. 
 
 Ancient regime. Taine, H. A. 1876 47—290 
 
 Old r6gime and the revolution. Tocqueville, C. A. 
 
 de. 1856 46—280 
 
 Revolution of 1789. 
 
 1. 1X8 CAUSES. 
 
 Defence of the French revolution. Mackintosh. 
 
 Sir J. (In his Miscellaneous works) 23 — 142 
 
 Heads for consideration on the present state of af- 
 fairs. Burke, E. (/)i Aw Works, v. 7. 1826)... 21—128 
 
 History of civilization (r. 1, ch. 8-14). Buckle, 
 
 H. T 43—264 
 
 Note. — On the events introdncinf the revolution. 
 
 Letters on proposals for peace, with regicide direc- 
 tory of France. Burke, E. (In hit Works, v. 8. 
 1826) 21—128 
 
 Remarks on the policy of allies respecting France. 
 Burke, E. (/n Ai« Works, v. 7. 1826) 21—128 
 
 Reflections on the revolution in France. Burke, £. 
 
 1790 49—280 
 
   Same. Burke, B. (In hi» Works, v. 5. 
 1628) ... 21—128 
 
 Eights of man. Paine, T. (/n Aw Works, v. 2) . . 21—125 
 
 Thoughts on French affairs. Burke, E. (In hit 
 
 Works, V. 7. 1826) 21—128 
 
 2. Its history. 
 
 French revolution. Carlyle, T. 1871. 2v 46—280 
 
 French revolution and first empire. (Epochs of his- 
 tory series.) Morris, W. O'C. n. d. 2 copies... 47 — 290 
 
 Historyof Europe, 1789-1815. Alison, Sir A 46-281 
 
 History of the French revolution. Mignet, F. A. 
 
 A. 1846 47—291 
 
 History of the French revolution. Thiers, L. A. 
 
 u.d 47—290 
 
 History of the Girondists. Lamartine, A. de. 1854. 
 
 2 v 4<— 280 
 
 See, also, in Biography, lives of Lafayette, Marie'Antoin- 
 
 ette, Mirabeau, Napoleon. 
 See, in Fiction, novels covering this period : In exitu 
 Israel, Gould (S. Baring) : Ninety-three, Hugo (Victor) ; 
 Outbreak of the Frencli revolution, and Madame Th^rfese, 
 Erckmann (E.) and Chatrian (A.) 
 
 First Empire— Napoleon I. 
 
 History of Europe, 1789-1823. Alison, .Sir A. 1850. 
 
 6v 46—281 
 
 Memoirs of Madame de Semusat, 1802-1808. N. 
 
 T., 1880 41—250 
 
 Memoirs of Prince Mettemioh, 1773-1829. N. T., 
 
 1880-'81. 4v 41—251 
 
 See, also, in Biography, lives of Napoleon, Wellington ; 
 also, Spain (Peninsular war). 
 
 See, in Fiction, works covering this period: Invasion of 
 France in 1814, Erckmann (E.) ond Chatrian (A.); The 
 conscript, Erckmann (E.) and Cbatiiau (A.) 
 
 France — continued. 
 
 Revolution 1Q30, and Reign of Louis Philippe. 
 
 Cradle of rebellions : history of the secret societies 
 
 of France, 1830-1848. La Hoddo, L. do. 1864.. 46—280 
 France under Louis Philippe, from 1841 to 1847. 
 
 Guizot, F. P. G. 1865 46—280 
 
 French revolution of 1830. Alison, A. (In his 
 
 Miscellaneous essays) 23 — 142 
 
 History of ten years, 1830-'40. Blanc, L. 1844-'45. 
 
 2 V 46—280 
 
 Last days of the reign of Louis Philippe. Guizot, 
 
 F.P.G. 1867 46—280 
 
 Revolution of 1848. 
 
 History of the French revolution of 1848. Lamar- 
 
 tine, A. de. 1849 46—280 
 
 Vindication of the revolution of 1848. Mill, J. S. 
 
 (/n Ai» Dissertations, V. 2. 1868) 23—141 
 
 Franoo-CJerman War, 1870-'71. 
 Bismarck in the Franco-German war. Busch, Dr. 
 
 M 43—266 
 
 France before Europe. Miclielet, J. 1871 47-291 
 
 Note. — For an account of the Paris commune, see Govern- 
 ment of Thiers, below. 
 
 Republic — Its Oovemment under Thiers. 
 
 Government of M. Thiers, from February 8, 1871, 
 
 to May, 1873. Simon, -Jules. 1879. 2v... 47—290 
 
 France. Lougfellow, H. W. {Poems of 
 place* series. ) 1877. 2 v 16 — 96 
 
 Francis, George W. Dictionary of the 
 arts, sciences, and manufactures. Illus. 
 Lond., 1H46 25—149 
 
 Francis, John W. Old New York ; or, 
 reiuiuiscences of the past sixty years. 
 N. Y., 1858 50—308 
 
 Francis. For lives of persons of this name, see Biography. 
 
 Frank Forester's fish and fishing. Her- 
 bert, H. W. 1850 31—188 
 
 Frankland, Sir Charles Henry ; or, Boston 
 in the colonial times. Nason, E. Al- 
 bany, 1865 40—246 
 
 Franklin,'Z)r. Benjamin. Worlds; with 
 notes and life by Sparks, J. Bost., 1840. 
 10 V 22—134 
 
 C0STEKT8. 
 
 V. 1. Life. • 
 
 2. Essays on religious and moral subjects, and tho 
 
 economy of me ; Bagatelles ; Essays on general 
 politics, commerce, and political economy. 
 
 3. Essa^-s and tracts, liistoncal and political, before 
 
 the American revolution ; an historical review of 
 the constitution and government of Pennsylvania. 
 
 4. Essays and tracts, continued. 
 
 5. Political papers during and after the American 
 
 revolution ; Letters and papers on electricity. 
 
 6. Letters and papers on philosophical subjects. 
 7-10. Letters. 
 
 For lives of Franklin, see Biography. 
 
 Franklin Institute of the State of Penn- 
 sylvania for tho promotion of the me- 
 chanic arts, Catalogue of the library 
 of the. Phila., 1876 52— 
 
 Commencement exercises (1874) at 
 
 the fiftieth anniversary. Phila., 1874.. 14 — 82 
 
 Franklin, Sir John. Narrative of a 
 journey to the shores of the Polar sea, 
 in the years 1818-'22. Illus. Lond., 
 
 1823 3:5—200 
 
 See, alto, in general alphabet, Arctic regions. 
 
FEASEE. 
 
 142 
 
 FUEBBR. 
 
 Fraser, A. C. Borkoloy. (Philosophical 
 cla«sic8 serifs.) Phila., 1881 37 — 223 
 
 Fraser, James B. Account of Persia, 
 from the earliest ages to the present time ; 
 including a description of A^hanistan 
 and Beloochistan. Edin., 1834 48—295 
 
 Frederick. For lives of persona of tliis name, see Biography. 
 
 Frecdiey, Edwin T. Opportunities for 
 industry. Phila. , 1859 29—175 
 
 Freeman, Edward Augustus. General 
 sketch of history ; adapted for American 
 students: new edition revisedj with 
 chronological tahle, maps, and index. 
 N.Y., 1876 43-262 
 
 Historical essays. 2d series. Lond. 
 
 andN. Y., 1873 23—142 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Ancient Greece and mediasval Italy i Mr. Gladstone's 
 Homer, and the Homeric age ; The liistorians of Athens ; 
 The Athenian democracy; Alexander the Great ; Greece 
 during tlie Macedonian period; Mommsen's History of 
 Kome; Lucius Cornelius Sulla; The I'lavian Oicsars. 
 
 History and conquests of the Sara- 
 cens. Lond., 1876 42—256 
 
 History of the Noi-man conquest of 
 
 England ; its causes and its results. Ee- 
 vised American edition. Oxford and 
 
 N. Y.,1873. 4v : 45—276 
 
 . Ottoman ,j)ower in Europe. Lond., 
 
 1877 42—256 
 
 French, Benjamin Franklin. Historical 
 collections of Louisiana. N. Y., 1846, 
 
 and Phila., 1850. 1st and 2d vols 49—298 
 
 French country family, A. Illus. De 
 
 Witt, C. G. 1838 3—20 
 
 French language. See Language (French). 
 French literature. See Literature (French). 
 French poets and novelists. James, H., 
 
 jr. 1878 23—139 
 
 French, See France. 
 
 Frencau, Philip. Poems relating to the 
 American revolution ; with an intro- 
 ductory memoir and notes by Evart A. 
 
 Duyckinck. N. Y., 1865 16— 98 
 
 Freytag, Gustav. Sec Fiction. 
 Friedrich, Friedrich. .See Fiction. 
 Friend, The. Essays. Coleridge, S. T. 
 
 {In /lis Works, V. 2) 21—127 
 
 Friends in council. Heli>s, Sir A. 1880. 
 
 2v 23—139 
 
 Friendship of books and other lectures. 
 
 Maurice, F. D. 1874 23—139 
 
 Friswell, J. Haiu. Better self: essays 
 
 for home life. Phila., 1875 23—140 
 
 Frithlof's Saga. Tegn(Sr, E. N.Y.,1871. 17— 105 
 
 5ee Viking talcs of the north 15 — 92 
 
 Frogs. A'ee Natural history (Frogs; Reptiles). 
 Froissart, ^r John. Chronicles of 
 England, France, Spain, and the adjoin- 
 ing countries, from the latter part of the 
 reign of Edward II to the coronation of 
 
 Henry IV. Johnes, T., <r. 2v 45—276 
 
 Same. The boy's Froissart. Lanier, 
 
 Sidney, ed, 1880 45—276 
 
 Prom the lakes of Killarney to the Golden 
 
 Horn. Field, H. M. 1877 36—221 
 
 Frondes agrestes. Bnskin, J. 1875 15— 89 
 
 Frost, John. Pioneer mothers of the 
 west; or, daring and heroic deeds of 
 American women; comprising thrilling 
 examples of courage, fortitude, devoted- 
 ness, and self-sacritice. Illus. Bost., 
 1«75 37—227 
 
 Wild scenes of a hunter's life; or, 
 
 the hunting and hunters of all nations, 
 including Cuniraing's and Girard's ad- 
 ventures. Illus. Bost., 1875 34—207 
 
 Frost, Sarah Annie. Parlor acting char- 
 ades, intended solely for performance in 
 the drawing room, and requiring no ex- 
 pensive scenery or properties to render 
 them effective. N. Y., 1876 22—129 
 
 Frotiiingham, Octavius Brooks. 
 Transcendentalism in New England : a 
 history. N. Y., 1876 14—84 
 
 Froude, James Anthony. English in 
 Ireland in the eighteenth century. N. 
 Y., 1873-'74. 3v 47—286 
 
 History of England, from the fall of 
 
 Wolsey. N. Y., 1867-'70. 12 v 45—275 
 
 Short studies on great subjects. 
 
 N. Y., 1872-'77. 3v 23—140 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Book of Job; Cat's pilgrimage; Philosophy of 
 Catholicism; Compensation; Criticism and tlie gos- 
 pel history; Dissolution of the monastt^ries ; En- 
 f land's forgotten worthies ; Erasmus and Luther, 
 'ables: The lions and the oxen; farmer and the 
 fox ; Science of history ; Homer ; Intluence of the 
 reformation on the Scottish character; Lives of 
 the saints ; Parable of the breadfruit tree : Plea 
 for the free discussion of theological difficulties ; 
 Representative men ; Reynard the fox. Spinoza. 
 
 2. Calvinism ; A bishop of the 12th century (Hugo of 
 
 Lincoln) ; Father J. H. Newman on the grammar 
 of assent : Condition and prospect* of Protestant- 
 ism ; England and her colonies ; A fortnight in 
 Kerry ; Reciprocal duties of state and subject ; 
 The merchant and his wife; On progress; The 
 colonics once more ; Education ; !^gland's war ; 
 The Eastern question ; Scientific method applied 
 to history. 
 
 3. Annals of an English abbey (St. Albans) ; Revival 
 
 of Romanism; Sea studies; Society in Italy in the 
 last days of the Roman republic; Lucian ; Divus 
 Cifsar ; On the uses of a landed gentry ; Party 
 politics ; Leaves from a South African journal. 
 
 Fmit-cnltnre. See Agricnlture. 
 
 Fruits of America. Illus. Hovey, 0. M. 
 Bost., 1851. V. 1 53— 
 
 Fuller, Margaret {afterwards Ossoli). 
 See Ossoli 
 
 Fuller, Thomas. Worthiesof England ; 
 with notes by P. A. Nuttall. I^ond., 
 1840. 3v 37—224 
 
 Fullerton, Lady Georgiaua. See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 Fulton, Robert. See Biography. 
 
 Furber, George C. Twelve months' 
 volunteer ; or, journal of a private in 
 the Tennessee regiment of cavalry in 
 the campaign in Mexico, 1846-'47, «Sec. ; 
 including a complete history of the war 
 with Mexico. Illus. Cin., 1848 42—255 
 
FUTUEE. 
 
 143 
 
 GAEDIinaR. 
 
 Future civil policy of America, Thoughts 
 
 outhc. Draper, J. W. N. Y., 1865.... 49— 301 
 
 Fntnre life. See Biblical and religious literature (Future 
 life). 
 
 Oaboriaii, Emile. See Fiction. 
 
 Gael. Scottish Gael ; or, Celtic manners, 
 as preserved among the Highlanders. 
 Logau, James. lUus. Loud., 1831. 2 v. 48—292 
 
 Thoughts on origin and descent of 
 
 the Gael, with an account of the Picts, 
 Caledonians, and Scots, and observations 
 relative to Ossian's poems. Grant, J. 
 Edin., 1814 48—292 
 
 Oage, Francis Dana. See Fiction. 
 
 Oairdncr, James. Houses of Lancas- 
 ter and York. {Epochs of hition/ series.) 
 N.Y.,18r8 '........ 46-283 
 
 Oale, George. Upper Mississippi ; or, 
 historical sketches of the mound-build- 
 ers, the Indian tribes, and the progress 
 of civilization in the northwest ; from 
 A. D. 1600 to the present time. Illus. 
 Chicago, 1867 34—206 
 
 Oalibert, L(;on, et PeI16, Clement. An- 
 gleterre. (L'Univers.) Paris, 1842-'44. 
 4 V 43—261 
 
 Oallleo. iSee Biography (Literary and 
 scientific). 
 
 Oallatin, Albert. Autobiography. {In 
 Maine historical society collection, v. 6. 
 1859) 49—298 
 
 Life and writings. Adams, Henry. 
 
 Phila.,1879. 4 v 22—134 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 T. 1, 2, 3. Writings. v. 4. Life. 
 
 Eight of the United States of Amer- 
 ica to the northeastern boundary claimed 
 by them, principally extracted from the 
 statements laid before the King of the 
 Netherlands. N. Y. , 1840 34—206 
 
 Oallaudet, Edward M. Government 
 patronage of art. (In United States re- 
 port, Vienna international exhibition, 
 v. 2. 1875) 52—314 
 
 Report on deaf-mute instruction. 
 
 (In United States report, Vienna inter- 
 national exhibition, v. 2. 1875) 52—314 
 
 Gallery of eminent men and women. 
 Duyckinck, E. A. n. d. 2v 30—182 
 
 Gallop among American scenery. Silli- 
 raan, A. E. 1843 34—205 
 
 Oalloway, Joseph, late speaker of the 
 house of assembly of Pennsylvania. Ex- 
 amination of, before the house of com- 
 mons. Lond., 1780 49—301 
 
 Oalton, F. Notes on modem geography. 
 
 (/m Cambridge essays. 1855) 23—142 
 
 Gainboa, Francisco Xavier de. Com- 
 mentaries on the mining ordinances of 
 Spain. Heathfield, E., tr. Lond., 1830. 
 2 V 18—109 
 
 Oaminell, John. Life of Eoger Wil- 
 liams. (In American biography. Sparks, 
 J., V. 14) 36—219 
 
 Life of Samuel Ward. (In Ameri- 
 can biography. Sparks, J., v. 15) 36—219 
 
 Oannett, Henry. Astronomy and hyp- 
 soraetry. (Part 4, Sixth Annual Report 
 Vniled States Geoloyical Survey of the Terri- 
 tories. ) lUus. Wash., 187S 54— 
 
 Geography of Colorado. (Part 4, 
 
 Seventh Annual Report United States Geo- 
 logical and Geographical Survey of the Ter- 
 ritories.) Illus. Wash., 1874 54— 
 
 Geography of Colorado, &c. (Part 
 
 ^, Eighth Annual Report United States Geo- 
 logical and Geographical Survey of the Ter- 
 ritories. ) Illus. Wash. , 1876 54 — 
 
 Hypsometry, &c. ( Part 4, Sixth An- 
 
 ihual Report United States Geological and 
 Geographical Survey of the Territories.) 
 Illus. Wash., 1873 54— 
 
 Lists of elevations, principally in 
 
 that portion of the United States west 
 of the Mississippi river. (Miscellaneous 
 publications, No. 1, Geological and Geo- 
 graphical Survey of the Territories.) 
 Wash., 1877 54— 
 
 Meteorological observations during 
 
 the year 1872 in Utah, Idaho, and Mon- 
 tana. (Miscellaneous publications, M. 2, 
 United States Geological and Geographical 
 Su rvey of the Territories. ) Wash. , 1873 . . 54— 
 
 Topography and geography of Col- 
 orado and adjacent Territories. (Part 5, 
 Eighth Annual Report United States Geo- 
 logical and Geographical Survey of the Ter- 
 ritories.) Illus. Wash., 1876 54— 
 
 Oarcilaso de la Vega, the Inca. See 
 Vega. 
 
 Oardiner, Allen F. Visit to the In- 
 dians on the frontiers of Chili. Lond., 
 1841 35—214 
 
 Oardiner, James. See Biography. 
 
 Oardiner, Samuel Eawson. First two 
 Stuarts and the Puritan revolution, 
 1603-1660. (Ejtochs of history series.) N. 
 Y.,n.d 46—284 
 
 Same. Boston, Chicago, and San 
 
 Francisco, 1876 46 — 284 
 
 Thirty years' war. (Epochs of his- 
 tory series. ) Lond., 1874 46 — 284 
 
 Same. N.Y., 1878 46—284 
 
 Gardner, Celia E. See Fiction. 
 
 Gardner, Charles K. Dictionary of all 
 officers who have served in the army of 
 the United States from 1789 to 1853. 
 N. Y., 1853 25—149 
 
 Gardner, W. H. Ethnology of the In- 
 dians of the valley of the Red River of 
 the north. (/)( Sm. Rept., 1870).-. :. 63— 
 
GAEBTH. 
 
 144 
 
 GEOGEAPHY. 
 
 Oareth and Lynette. Poem. lUus. Ten- 
 nyson, A. 1872 17—105 
 
 Crarneau, Franfois Xavier. Histoire 
 du Canada, depuis sa dficouverte. Que- 
 bec, 1852. 3 V 45—279 
 
 Oarrett, Edward, pseud. 5eeMayo, I. F. 
 in Fiction. 
 
 Oarrick, David. Private correspond- 
 ence of, with the most celebrated per- 
 sons of his time. Lond., 1831. 2 v 38—229 
 
 K«e Biography (Dramatic). 
 
 Ga«. See Arts (Useful). 
 
 Gaskell, Elizabeth Clegham. Life of 
 Charlotte BrontfS. N.Y.,1868. 2 v. in 
 
 one 39—240 
 
 For her novels, see Fiction. 
 
 Gass, Patrick. Journal of the voyages 
 and travels of a corps of discovery, un- 
 der the command of Captains Lewis and 
 Clarke, from the mouth of the river Mis- 
 souri to the Pacific Ocean, during the 
 years 1804-'06. Phila. ,1810 34—207 
 
 Oatling guns. Report of the hoard of 
 officers appointed by special orders No. 
 108, A. G.O., May 31, 1873. Wash., 1874. 53— 
 
 OaudeamuB ! Humorous poems from the 
 German of Scheffel, J. V., and others. 
 Leland, C. G., tr. 1872 16—97 
 
 Oaultier, Bon, pteud. See Aytoun, W. E. 
 
 Oautama; founder of Buddhism; or, the 
 light of Asia. Poem. Arnold, E. 1830.16—100 
 See, also, Biblical and ecclesiastical literature (Buddh- 
 ism). 
 
 Gautier, Thdophile. See Fiction. 
 
 For notice of Gautier, tee James, H., jr. ; French poets and 
 novelists. 
 
 Gay, John. Poetical works. Life by 
 
 S.Johnson. Boat., 18G4. 2v 16—98 
 
 For his dramas, operas/ftc, see Drama (Collections and 
 
 selections). 
 For life of Gay, lee Biography. 
 
 Gayarr£, Charles E. A. History of 
 Louisiana, 1769-1803 ; the Spanish dom- 
 ination. N. Y., 1854 49—298 
 
 Louisiana : its colonial history and 
 
 romance. N. Y., 1851-'52. 2v 49—298 
 
 Gazetteers. See Geography (Gazetteers and dictionaries). 
 
 Geikle, Archibald. Geology. (/Science 
 primers.) N.Y.,1879 32—196 
 
 Physical geography. (Science prim- 
 en.) N.Y.,1879 31—189 
 
 Geikie, James. Great ice age, and its 
 relation to the antiquity of man. Illus. 
 N.Y.,1874. 32-194 
 
 Gell, Sir William. Pompeiana. Illus. 
 
 Loud., 1832. 2v 30—182 
 
 Topography of Rome and its vicin- 
 ity. Lond., 1834. 2v 36—222 
 
 and Gandy, John P. Pompeiana : 
 
 the topography, edifices, and ornaments 
 
 of Pompeii. Illus. Lond., 1821 36—222 
 
 Gems, Treatise on. Feuchtwanger, L. 
 N. Y., 1838 ■.,. 19—116 
 
 General history, ancient and modem. 
 Tytler, A.F. Concord, N. H., 1851 43—261 
 
 Oanerals. See lives of various generals in Biography (Col- 
 lective; Individual). 
 
 Genesis. See Biblical, religions, and ecclesiastical literature 
 (Genesis). 
 
 Genesis of species. Illus. Mivart, S. G. 
 1871 30—186 
 
 a«nesi8 of the New England churches. 
 
 Illus. Bacon, L. 1874 14—84 
 
 Geneva society of physics and natural his- 
 tory. Transactions 1858-71. (Sm. Re- 
 ports, 1859-'63, '66, '68-71) 53— 
 
 Genial showman : reminiscences of Arte- 
 mus Ward. Hingston, E. P. Lond., 
 1870 39—240 
 
 Gennesareth, Rob Roy on the. Illus. 
 Macgregor, J. 1870 35—214 
 
 Genth, Frederick Aug., and Qibbs, Wol- 
 cott. Researches on the ammonia-cobalt 
 bases. (Sm. Com/W6., t. 9. 1857) 53 
 
 Gentle measures in the management and 
 training of the young. Illus. Abbott, 
 J. N. Y., 1872 14— 82 
 
 G^od^sie. Puissant, L. Paris, 1842. 2 v. 19—114 
 
 Geoffrey Crayon, pseud. See Inrlng, 
 Washington. 
 
 Geographical distribution of animals. 
 Wallace, A. R. 1876. 2v 31—191 
 
 GEOGRAPHT, TRAVELS, AND VOY- 
 AGES. 
 
 JVute.— For works descriptive of particular countries and 
 places, see names of such places and countries as they 
 occur in alphabetical catalogue. 
 
 Ancient Geography. 
 
 Classical geography : on atlas constructed by Wil- 
 liam Hughes. Ed. by George Long, with sketch 
 of classical geography, and other additions. N. 
 Y., 1856 33— 20-.J 
 
 Geographia classics, with atlas. Butler, S. Phila., 
 
 1835 33—202 
 
 Introduction to the study of Grecian and Eoman 
 geography. Long, G., and Dunglison, E. Char- 
 lottesville, Va. 1829 33—202 
 
 Modern Geography. 
 
 Notes on modem geography. Gallon, Francis. 
 
 (In Cambridge essays, pp. 79-109. 1855) 23—142 
 
 Colleotiona. 
 
 CoUeccion de los viages y descubrimientos. Na- 
 
 varrete, M. F. de. Mad., 1825-'37. 5v 53— 
 
 Collection of the early voyages, travels, and discov- 
 eries of the English nation. Haklnyt, Richard. 
 Lond., 1809-'12. 5v 63— 
 
 Voyages and travels. Collection of; with an account 
 of the progress of navigation from its first begin- 
 ning. Illus. Lond., 1732-'45. 8v 53— 
 
 Gazetteers and Dictionaries. 
 
 Dictionary, geographical, statistical, and histori- 
 cal, of the various countries, places, and princi- 
 pal natural objects in the world. McCuUoch, J. 
 R. N. Y.,1852. 2t 25—149 
 
GEOGRAPHY. 
 
 145 
 
 GEOLOGY. 
 
 Geography, Travels, and Voyages — continued. 
 
 Encyclopeedia of geography; comprising a com- 
 pleto deaoription of the earth ; exliihiting its re- 
 lation to the lieavenly hodies, its physical struct- 
 ure, the, natural history of each country, and the 
 history of all nations. Murray, Hugh. Phila., 
 1845. 3 V 25—154 
 
 Imperial gazetteer ; a general dictionary of geog- 
 raphy. Blackie, "W. G. Lond., 1855. 2v 26—359 
 
 Universal geographical dictionary. Darby, W. 
 
 Wash., 1843 25—149 
 
 For gazetteer of particular place or country, tee name in 
 alphabetical catalogue. 
 
 Miscellaneous Books of Travel and Voyages. 
 
 Around the world in the yacht Sunbeam. Brassy, 
 
 Mrs. N. Y., 1878 84—208 
 
 Around the world with General Grant : a narrative 
 of his visit in 1877-'78-'79 to Europe, Asia, and 
 Africa. Young, J. K. K. Y., 1879-'80. 2v... 34—208 
 
 Around the world: sketches of travel through 
 many lands and over many seas. Illus. Prime, 
 E.D.G. N. Y., 1872 34—208 
 
 At home and abroad ; tirst and second series. Tay- 
 lor, J. B. N.Y., 18C9. 2v 34—208 
 
 Bits of travel. Illus. Hunt, H. Boat., 1874 36—222 
 
 Circumnavigation of the globe and progress of dis- 
 covery in tho Pacific Ocean, from voyage of Ma- 
 gellan, 1519, to death of Cook, 1779. (Tol 21, 
 Edinhurgh cabinet library.) 1844 29—180 
 
 Cruise of her majesty's ship "Challenger:" voy- 
 ages over many seas, scenes in many lands. 
 Spry, "VV. J. J., R. N. Illus. N. Y., 1877 34—207 
 
 Exploration of the world: famous travels and 
 travellers. Verne, Jules. Leigh, Dora, tr. N. 
 Y., 1879 34—207 
 
 Journey to the centre of the earth, A. Illus. 
 
 Verne, J. Bost., n. d. (/n Fiction) 12— 68 
 
 Letters of a traveller. Bryant,W.C. N.Y.,1870 34—208 
 
 Letters written during travels in Europe, Asia, and 
 Africa. Montague, Xadj/ Mary Wortley. Lond., 
 1785 41—251 
 
 My last cruise: an account of visits to the Malay 
 and Loo Choo islands, the coasts of China, For- 
 mosa, Japan, Kamtschatka, Siberia, and the 
 mouth of the Amoor Kiver. Illus. Habersham, 
 Alexander W. Phila., 1857 36—220 
 
 Narrative of a journey round the world during the 
 years 1841 and 1842. Simpson, A'ir George. Lond., 
 1847. 2v....! 34—208 
 
 Narrative of the United States exploring expedi- 
 tion during the years 1838-'42. Blus. Wilkes, 
 Charles. N. Y., 1851. 5 v 53— 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. South American countries. 
 
 2. Tahiti and Einieo; Navigator Islands; New South 
 
 Wales; Antarctic cruise; New Zealand. 
 
 3. Tongataboo ; Ovolan ; Feejee group. 
 
 4. Sandwicli Islands; Columbia Kiver; Puget Sound; 
 
 Oregon. 
 
 5. Bowditch Island; ElUce's and Kingsmill group; 
 
 Columbia Kiver; California ; Soutiiern Oregon ; 
 Manilla; Sooluo Sea Islands; Singapore; Cape of 
 Good Hope ; Currents and whaling. 
 
 North star and the southern cross: a two years' 
 
 journey round tho world. Weppnor, Margaretha. 
 
 Lond., 1876. 2 v 34—208 
 
 Onr new way round the world. Illus. Coffin, C. 
 
 C. Best., 1869 34—208 
 
 Seven months' run. Brooks, J. N. Y., 1874 36 — 220 
 
 Tales of old travel. Illus. Kingsloy, H. Lond. 
 
 and N. Y., 1869 34—209 
 
 Tour of the world in eighty days. Verae, J. Bost., 
 
 1874. (In Fiction) 12— 67 
 
 19 
 
 Geography, Travels, and Voyages — continued. 
 
 Travels around the world. Illus. Seward, W. H. 
 
 N. Y., 1873 34—208 
 
 True travels, adventures, and observations in 
 Europe, Asia, Africa, and America; beginning 
 about the year 1593, and continued to this pres- 
 ent, 1629. Smith, Captain John. Kichmond, 
 1819 35—213 
 
 Voyage round the world. Illus. Belcher, Sir E. 
 
 Lond.. 1843. 2v 34—208 
 
 Voyages from Montreal, on the river St. Lawrenoe, 
 through the continent of North America, to the 
 Frozen and Pacific oceans, in the years 178S-'93. 
 Mackenzie, Alexander. Lond., 1801 34—205 
 
 Voyages of Drake, Cavendish, and Bumpier; Dis- 
 coveries in the South sea; History of the bucca- 
 neers. ( Vol. 5, Edinburgh cabinet library) 29 — 180 
 
 Voyages round the world ; from the death of Cap- 
 tain Cook to the present time. { Vol. 34, Edin- 
 burgh cabinet library) 29 — 179 
 
 Physical Geography. 
 
 Earth and sea. Dlus. Figuier, L. Adams, W. H. 
 
 D., tr. Lond., 1870 31—189 
 
 Earth, as modified by human action. Marsh, G. P. 
 
 N. Y., 1877. {Neio ed. of Man and nature) 31—192 
 
 Man and nature; or, physical geography as modi- 
 fled by human action. Marsh, G. P. N. Y., 
 1869 31—192 
 
 Physical geography of tho United States, Contribu- 
 tions to the. EUet. Charles, jr. {Article 4 of v. 
 2 of Sm. Contrib. to Knowledge.) Wash,, 1851. . 53— 
 
 GEOLOGY, MINERALOGY, AND PALE- 
 ONTOLOGY. 
 
 For geology, mineralogy, and ^>aleontology of particular 
 States, Territories, or countries, see same under name in 
 alphabetical catalogue. 
 
 General aiid Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Certainties of geology. Gibson, William Sidney. 
 
 Lend., 1840 32-193 
 
 Climate aud time in their geological relations : a 
 
 theory of secular changes of the earth's climate. 
 
 CroU, James. N. Y., 1875 32—194 
 
 Corals and coral islands. Illus. Dana, J. D. N. 
 
 Y., 1872 32—194 
 
 Ornise of the Betsey ; or, a summer ramble among 
 
 the fossiliferous deposits of tho Hebrides. Mil- 
 ler, H. Bost., 1867 36—220 
 
 Discours sur les revolutions du globe, avec des 
 
 notes et un appendice. Cnvier, G. L. C. F. 
 
 Paris, 1864 v- 32—193 
 
 Foot-prints of the Creator. Illus. Miller, H. 
 
 Bost., 1869 32-193 
 
 Geological evidences of the antiquity of man. 
 
 Lyell, Sir Charles. Lond.. 1863 30—186 
 
 Geological manual. La Becbe, Sir H. T. de. 
 
 Phila., 1832 32—193 
 
 Geological memoirs, Selection of. Illus. LaBeche, 
 
 Sirli. T. de. Lond., 1836 32--194 
 
 Geological observer. Illus. La Becbe. Sir H. T. 
 
 de. Phila., 1851 32—193 
 
 G^ologie appliqu6e aax arts et & ragricalture. 
 
 Orbigny, C. D. d', et A. Gente. Paris, 1851 .... 32—193 
 Geology and mineralogy in reference to natural 
 
 theology. Buckland, W. Lond., 1837. 2 v.... 32—194 
 Geology and physical geography. Ansted, Prof. 
 
 (7nv.4 0/ Circle of the sciences) 32— 1*7 
 
 Geology and terrestrial magnetism. Illus. Hop- 
 kins, E. Lond., 1865 32—194 
 
GEOLOGY. 
 
 146 
 
 GERMANY. 
 
 Geology, Mineralogy, &c. — ooutinued. 
 
 Oeology applied to the reclaiuatiou of laud. Booke, 
 
 J. Lend., 1840 32—193 
 
 Greology vg. astrouomy. Miller, H. {In hit EBSays, 
 
 pp. 370-386) 23—141 
 
 Introduction to geology and its associate sciences, 
 mineralogy, fossil botany, conchologj', and pa- 
 leontology. Eicliardson, G. F. Lond., 1851 32—193 
 
 Introduction to geology. Bakewell, Robert. Silli- 
 
 man, Pro/. B., ed. New Haven, 1839 32—194 
 
 Lectures on geology. Van Rensselaer, J. N.T., 1825. 32—193 
 
 Manual of geology ; treating of tbe principles of 
 the science, with special reference to American 
 geological history. lUas. Dana, James D. 
 Phila., 1864 32—194 
 
 New system of geology. Ure, A. Lond., 1829 32—193 
 
 Old red sandstone : a series of geological papers 
 read before the royal physical society of Edin- 
 bmsh. lUus. Miller, H. Bost., 1858 32—193 
 
 Popular geology. Miller, H. Bost., 1868 32—193 
 
 Principles of geology. Illns. Lyell, Sir C. Phila., 
 
 1837 32—193 
 
 Testimony of the rocks ; or, geology in its bearings 
 on the two theologies, natural and revealed. 
 Miller, Hugh. Bost., 1869 32—193 
 
 Wonders of geology. lUus. Mantell, G. A. Lond., 
 
 1848. 2v 32—193 
 
 5^0 Biblical and religions literature (Genesis and geology). 
 
 Olaoial Geology. 
 
 Etudes sur les glaciers. Agassiz, L. Neuch&tel, 
 
 1840 32—194 
 
 Fresh water glacial drift of the northwestern 
 States. Whittlesey, Charles. {InBm.Contrib., 
 V. 15.) Wash., 1867 53— 
 
 Great ice age. lUus. Geikie, J. N. T., 1874.... 32—194 
 
 Outlines of glacial geology. Lyell, Sir C. {In his 
 
 Antiquity of man. 1873) 30—186 
 
 Mineralogy. 
 
 Dictionary of geology and mineralogy. Hnmble, 
 
 W. Lond., 1843 32—193 
 
 Mineralogy and crystallography. Tennant, Pro/., 
 and Mitchell, Hev. W. {In Circle of the sciences, 
 V. 4) 32—197 
 
 Mineralogy, elementary. lUus. Philips, W. 
 
 Lond., 1837 32—194 
 
 Mineralogy, practical. Chapman, E. J. Lond. 
 
 and Paris, 1843 32—194 
 
 Mineralogy, System of. Comprising the most re- 
 cent discoveries. lUus. Dana, J. D. N. T. 
 and Lend., 1850 32—194 
 
 Mineralogy with reference to natural theology. 
 
 Buckland, W. 1837. 2v 38—194 
 
 Use of the blow-pipe in chemistry and mineralogy. 
 
 Berzelius, J. J. Bost., 1845 18—110 
 
 Paleontology. 
 
 Fossil remains, Pictorial atlas of. Mantell, G. A. 
 
 Lond., 1850 32—193 
 
 Medals of creation ; or, first lessons in geology and 
 in the study of organic remains. Mantell, G. A. 
 Lond., 1844. 2v 32—193 
 
 Mosasaurus and the three allied new genera — Hol- 
 cadus, Conosaurus, and Amphorosteus. Gibbes, 
 Robert W. {InSm.Contrib.,\.2.) Wash., 1851. 53— 
 
 Organic remains of a former world. Hlus. Park- 
 inson, -James. Lend., 1833. v. 1 and 3 32 — 193 
 
 Palaeontology, Principles and methods of. Huxley, 
 
 T. H. {In Sm. Itept, 1»69) 63— 
 
 Petrifactions and their teachings. lUue. Mantell, 
 
 G. A. Lend., 1851 32—193 
 
 Geology, Mineralogy, &c. — coiitiiincd. 
 
 World before the delugo. I'iguier, L. N. Y., 1889. 32—194 
 See, also, Arts (Useful: Coal). Also, in general alphabet, 
 see Earth (The). 
 Geometry. See Mathematics. 
 George, Lake. See Lake George. 
 George. For lives of persons of this name, see Biography. 
 
 Georgia : 
 
 Bench and bar of Georgia ; memoirs 
 
 and sketches ; with court roll from 1790 
 
 to 1857. Miller, S.F. 1858. 2v 36—219 
 
 Georgia scenes, characters, and 
 
 incidents. Illus. Longstreet, A. B. N. 
 
 Y., 1854 7—47 
 
 History of Georgia, to 1798. Stevens, 
 
 W. B. N. Y., 1847. v.l 49—299 
 
 Georgian era : memoirs of the most emi- 
 nent persons in Great Britain from 
 George I to George IV. [n/ioH.] Loud., 
 1832-'34. 4 V 3&— 217 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 v. 1. Royal family j>retender8 and their adherents ; 
 Cnmrchmen, dissenters, and statesmen. 
 
 2. Military and naval commanders ; Judges and bar- 
 
 risters ; Physicians and surgeons. 
 
 3. Voyagers ami travellers ; Philosophers and men of 
 
 science ; Authors. 
 
 4. Political and rural economists; Painters, sculptors, 
 
 architects, engravers, and composers; Vocal, in- 
 strumental, and dramatic performers. 
 
 GERMANY. 
 History — General and Miscellaneous. 
 
 German emperors, and their contemporaries. Hlus. 
 
 Peakc, E. Phila., 1874 47—290 
 
 German in America. Bogen, F. W. N. T., 1856 47 — 290 
 
 Germanic empire, 752-1520. {Lardner's cabinet 
 
 cyclopcedia.) Dunham, S. A. 1834-'35. 3v 47—290 
 
 Germany and Prussia in the Napoleonic age ; or, 
 life and times of St-ein (1757-1831). Secley, J. R. 
 1879. 2v 47—289 
 
 History of Germany, to 1840. Menzel, W. Hor- 
 
 rocks, lfr«. G., (r. 1848-'49. 3v 47—290 
 
 History of Germany (B. C. 113- A. D. 1814). Kohl- 
 
 rausch, F. Haas, J. D., «r. 1853 47—290 
 
 Situation, manners, and peojilo of Germany. Taci- 
 tus, C. C. Murphy, A., tr. 1831. {In his 
 
 Works, V. 5) 17-103 
 
 See, also, in Biography, Charles V; also. Biblical and 
 ecclesiastical literature (Reformation); aUo, Histories 
 of Austria, Europe. 
 
 Thirty Years' War. 
 
 Thirty years' war (1618-1648). Gardiner, S. R. 
 
 Lond., 1874 46—284 
 
 Same. N. Y., 1878 
 
 Thirty years' war. Schiller, J. C. F. von. 1861 48—296 
 
 See, aUo, in Biography, life of Gustavus Adolphus. Also, 
 general histories of Germanj', above. 
 
 Franco-German War of 1870. 
 
 See France (Franco-German war). 
 
 Travels and Description. 
 
 An American family in Germany. Brown, J. R. 
 
 1866 36—222 
 
 De I'Allemagne. Stael-Holstein (A. L. G. N. de). 
 
 1861. (Jn Acr Works) 21-123 
 
 German life and manners, as seen at Saxony at the 
 
 present day. Illus. Mayhew, H. 1865 3« — 222 
 
 Feasant life in Germany. Johnson, Anna C. 1858. 3«— 222 
 
GEEMAlSrY. 
 
 147 
 
 GILLMORE. 
 
 Q-ermany — continuod. 
 
 Saxon studies. Hawthorne, Julian. 1876 36—222 
 
 School and the army in Germany. Hazen, W. B. 
 
 1872 14— 81 
 
 Upper Kbine: scenery of its banksandthomanners 
 
 of its people. Mayliew, n. 1858 ' 36—221 
 
 See, also, in general alphaliet, Biography (Collective: 
 German; Individual: iiismare.k) ; Language; Litera- 
 ture, &c. 
 
 Gtermany. Longfellow, H. W. {Poems 
 of places series. ) 1877. 2 v 16 — 96 
 
 Gerry, Elbridge. .See Biography. 
 
 GerstJlclier, Friedrich. See Fiction. 
 
 Oesner, Abraham. New linmswick; 
 with uotes for emigrants. Illns. Lond., 
 1847 48—296 
 
 Get thee behind me, Satan! Sikes, Mrs. 
 Wirt. Logan, Olive. 1872 11—65 
 
 Getting on in the world ; or, hints on suc- 
 cess in life. Mathews, W. 1876 23—140 
 
 Gettysburg, Battle of. Bates, S. P. 
 Phila., 187,'') 42—255 
 
 Grhosts. See Apparitions ; Occult sciences. 
 
 GlnnilOlie, Pietro. Civil history of 
 the kingdom of Naples. Ogilvie, J., tr. 
 Lond., 1729-'31. 2v 48—296 
 
 Giants and dwarfs. Wood, E. J. Lond., 
 1868 37—224 
 
 Oibbes, Robert Wilson. Docnineutary 
 history of the American revolution. Co- 
 lumbia, S. C, 1853, and N. Y., 1857. 3v. 42-255 
 
 Mosasaurus and the three new allied 
 
 genera. (/« Vol. 2 of Sm. Contrih.) 
 Wash., 18.51 53— 
 
 Gibbon, Charles. See Fiction. 
 
 Gibbon, Edward. History of the de- 
 cline and fall of the Koman empire ; wi th 
 notes by the Bev. H. H. Milman. N. Y., 
 
 1850. 4v 48—294 
 
 For lives and critical estimates of Gibbon, see Biography. 
 
 Gibbs, George (6. 1815, d. 1873). Dic- 
 tionary of the Chinook jargon, or trade 
 language of Oregon. ( Vol. 7 of Sm. 
 Misc. (Ml.) 53— 
 
 Instructions for research relative to 
 
 the ethnology and philology of North 
 America. (In Vol.7 of Bm. Misc. Coll.). 53 — 
 
 Intermixture of races. (In Sm. Re- 
 ports, 1864) ,5:{— 
 
 Language of the aborigines of 
 
 America. (In Sm. lie.ports, 1 870) 53 — 
 
 Memorial of G. G. (In Sm. Ileporls, 
 
 1873) 53— 
 
 Tribes of western Washington and 
 
 northwestern Oregon. ( Vol. 1, Contrih. 
 toN. Amer. Ethnoloi/ij, ,fc.) Wash., 187T. .54— 
 
 Gibbs, Wolcott, Report on physical ap- 
 paratus and chemical materials. (Int. 
 Exhib., Vienna, U. S. Report, v. 2. 1875). 52—314 
 
 and Genth, Frederick Aug. Re- 
 searches on the ammonia-cobalt bases. 
 (In Vol.dof am. CoHtrib.).. 53— 
 
 Gibson, William Sidney. Certainties 
 
 of geology. Lond., 1840 32—193 
 
 Giddings, Joshua Reed. History of the 
 rebellion; its authors and causes. N. Y., 
 1864 42—254 
 
 Gicseler, Johann Carl Ludwig. Text 
 book of ecclesiastical history. Cunning- 
 ham, F., tr. Phila., 1836. 3v 14—86 
 
 Gift, Theo., pseud. See Fiction. 
 
 Gilbart, James William. Practical 
 treatise on banking. Phila., 1860 29 — 176 
 
 Gilbert, G. K. Geology of the Henry 
 mountains. lUus. ( United States Geo- 
 graphical and Geological Survey of the 
 Rocky Mountain Region, J. W. Powell in 
 charge.) Wash., 1877 54— 
 
 Gilbert, J., 'Wataon, J. W., and 'Weir, 
 H. Household tales aud fairy stories. 
 Lond. and N. Y., 1873 4— 22 
 
 Gilbert, Nioolas-Joseph-Laurent. See 
 Petits Poetes Frau^ais, v. 2. 
 
 Gilder, Richard Watson. New day: 
 songs and sonnets. lUus. N. Y., 1876.. 16— 98 
 
 Gill, Theodore. Arrangement of the fam- 
 ilies of fishes. (In Vol. 11 o/ Sm. Misc. 
 Coll.) Wash., 1872 53— 
 
 Arrangement of the families of mam- 
 mals, with analytical tables. (In Vol. 
 11 0/ Sm. Iftsc. Coll.) .53— 
 
 Arrangement of the families of mol- 
 
 Insks. (In Vol. 10 of Sm. Misc. Coll.).. .53— 
 
 Catalogue of the fishes of the east 
 
 coast of North America. (In Vol. 14 of 
 Sm. Misc. Coll.) .53— 
 
 Gill, Thomas. Technical repository : con- 
 taining practical information on subjects 
 connected with discoveries and improve- 
 ments in the useful arts. Illns. Lond., 
 1822-'27. 11 V 18—111 
 
 Same. 2d series. Lond., 1827-'30. 
 
 6v 18—110 
 
 Gillespie, William Mitchell. Manual 
 of the i>riuciples and practice of road- 
 making. N. Y., 1853 19—115 
 
 Gillet, Ransom H. Federal government : 
 its officers and their duties. N.Y.,1872- 29—178 
 
 Gillies, John. Aristotle's ethics and pol- 
 itics; illustrated by introductions and 
 notes; the critical history of his life; 
 and a new analysis of his speculative 
 works. Lond., 1813. 2 v 29—177 
 
 History of ancient Greece, its col- 
 onies and conquests. Loud., 18.!0. Parts 
 land2. 8v 47—289 
 
 GilliSS, James Melville. Total eclipse of 
 the sun, Sept., 1858, in Peru. (Sm. Con- 
 trib.,w. 11) 53— 
 
 Gillmore, Parker. Prairie and forest 
 game of North America. lUus. N. Y., 
 1874 31—189 
 
GILLMOEE. 
 
 148 
 
 GOODEICH. 
 
 Oillmorc, Q. A. Siego and reduction 
 of Fort Pulaski, Ga., February, March, 
 and April, 18()2. Illus. N. Y. , 1862 . . . . 55— 
 
 Oilmore, James Robert. "Edmund 
 Kirke," pseud. Among the pines; or, 
 south in secession time. N. Y.,1872 4 — 22 
 
 Down in Tennessee and back by 
 
 way of Richmond. N. Y. , 1865 4—22 
 
 My southern friends. N. Y. , 1863 . . 4—22 
 
 Crlrard, Charles. Catalogue of North 
 American reptiles in Sm. Museum. (In 
 Sm. Misc. Coll. , V. 2. 1862) 53— "" 
 
 Contributions to the natural history 
 
 of the fresh-water fishes of North Amer- 
 ica. (In Vol. 3o/Sm. Contrih.) Wash. 53— 
 
 Report on fishes. (In Pacific rail- 
 road reports, V. 6 and 10) 20—179 
 
 Girlhood of Shakespeare's heroines. 
 Clarke, M. C. 1880. 2v 2—12 
 
 Girondists, History of the. Lamartine, 
 A. de. 1854. 2v..., 4G— 280 
 
 Glaciers. See Geology (Glacial period). 
 
 Oladstone, W. E. Gleanings of past 
 years. N.Y.,n.d. 2v 45—275 
 
 COKTENTS. 
 
 T. 1. Death of the Prince consort ; Life of the Prince con- 
 sort; Court of Victoria; County franchise, .and Mr. 
 Lowe thereon ; Last words on the county franchise ; 
 Postscriptum on the county franchise ; Kin beyond 
 the sea. 
 2. Blanco White, 1846; Giacomo Leopardi; Tennyson; 
 "Wedgwood ; Hi-shop Pattcson ; Macaulay ; Memoir 
 of Dr. Norman MacLeod. 
 
 Homeric synchronism : an inquiry 
 
 into the time and place of Homer. N. Y., 
 
 1876 23—140 
 
 Place of Homer in classical educa- 
 tion and in historical inquiry. (In Ox- 
 ford essays. 1857) 23 — 142 
 
 Rome and the newest fashions in re- 
 ligion; the Vatican decrees; Vaticanism; 
 speeches of the Pope. N. Y., 1875 14 — 83 
 
 Glass. See Arts (Useful). 
 
 Glaucus; or, the wonders of the shore. 
 
 Illus. Kingslej, C. 1873 31 — 189 
 
 Gleanings from the harvest-fields of liter- 
 ature, science, and art. Bombaugh, C. C. 
 Bait, 1860 22-129 
 
 Gleanings of past years. Gladstone, W. 
 E. n. d. 2v 45—276 
 
 Oleig, George Robert. Campaigns of the 
 British army at Washington and New 
 Orleans in the years 1814-'15. Lond., 
 1847 42—255 
 
 Memoirs of Warren Hastings. 
 
 Lond., 1841. 3v 40—244 
 
 God-man. Townsend, L. T. 1872 14—85 
 
 Oodman, John D. American natural 
 history, and the rambles of a naturalist ; 
 with a biograi)hical sketch of the author. 
 Illus. Phila.,1846. 2 v. in one 31—192 
 
 Oodivin, William. History of the com- 
 monwealth of England, 1640-'58. Lond. , 
 
 1824-'28. 4 V 45—275 
 
 jSee, also, Fiction. 
 
 Ooethc, Johann Wolfgang von. Auto- 
 biography; truth and poetry from my 
 own life. Oxenford, J., and Morrison, 
 A.J.W.,trs. 186&-'71. 2v 40—245 
 
 Correspondence with a child. Bost., 
 
 1868 40—245 
 
 Dramatic works : containing Faust, 
 
 Iphigenia in Tauris, Torquato Tasso, and 
 Egmont — Swanwick, Anna, ir. ; and 
 Goetz von Berlichingen with the iron 
 hand— Scott, Sir W., tr. Lond., 1870. . . 16— 98 
 
 Faust: a tragedy. Brooks, C. T., 
 
 tr. Boat., 1869 16—98 
 
 Same. Taylor, Bayard, tr. Boat., 
 
 1880. 2v.inone 16—98 
 
 Hermann and Dorothea. Frothing- 
 
 ham, Ellen, «r. Boat., 1870 16—97 
 
 Novels and tales. Lond., 1871 4 — 22 
 
 C0STENT6. 
 
 Elective affinities; Sorrows of Werther; German emi- 
 grantsj; Good women ; A novelette. 
 
 Poems and ballads of. Aytoun, W. 
 
 E., and Martin, T., trs. N. Y., 1871 16— 98 
 
 Wilhelm Meister's apprenticeship. 
 
 Boylan, R. D., tr. Lond., 1870 4— 22 
 
 For lives and critical notices of Goethe, see Biography. 
 
 Goetz von Berlichingen. Goethe, J. W. 
 von 16— 98 
 
 Golden legend. Longfellow, H. W. 1859. 16— 96 
 
 Gold-foil, hammered from popular prov- 
 erbs. Holland, J. G. 1872 23—139 
 
 Ooldoiii, Carlo. See Biography. 
 
 Oold$«lllith, Oliver. History of En- 
 gland, from the earliest times to the 
 death of George the second. Lond., 
 1819. 4v 45—275 
 
 History of Greece, from the earliest 
 
 state to the death of Alexander the 
 
 great. Lond., 1823. 2v 47—289 
 
 History of Rome, from the founda- 
 tion of the city of Rome to the destruc- 
 tion of the western empire. Edin., 
 1812. 2v 48.-294 
 
 Vicar of Wakefield ; with a memoir 
 
 by the Urn. R. A. Willmott. Lond., n. d. 4— 22 
 
 Works ; with his life, by Waller. 
 
 Loud, and N. Y., n. d 21—125 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Vicar of WaUefield ; Miscellaneous poems ; She stoops to 
 conquer; or, the mistakes of a nigut ; The good-natured 
 man. 
 
 For lives of Oliver Goldsmith, see Biography. 
 
 Ooode, G. Brown. Catalogue of the 
 fishes of the Bermudas. (In Sm. Misc. 
 CoU.,v. 13) 53— 
 
 Classification of the Smithsonian 
 
 collection to illustrate the animal re- 
 sources of the United States. (In Sm. 
 Misc. Coll.,y.l3) 53— 
 
 Ooodrich, Charles A. Family encyclo- 
 pedia; or, compendium of useful knowl- 
 edge. Illus. New edition. Bigelow, 
 J. R. N. Y., 1860 25—153 
 
GORDOK. 
 
 149 
 
 GOVERNMENT. 
 
 Oordon, Lucy Austin, Lady Duff-. Last 
 letters from Egypt; with memoir by her 
 daughter, Mra. Ross. Loiid., 1875 33—202 
 
 Oordon, Thomas F. History of New 
 Jersey to 1788. Trenton, 1834 50—308 
 
 Oorring'e, Henry H., U. S. N. Coast of 
 Brazil, from Cape Orange to Rio Janeiro. 
 Hlns. Wash., 1873. v. 2 55— 
 
 Description of Rogers' jiortable mi- 
 crometer-telescope. Illus. n. d 55 — 
 
 Rio de la Plata. Wash., 1875 55— 
 
 West coast of Africa, from Capo 
 
 Spartel to Sierra Leone. Illus. Wash., 
 1873 55— 
 
 and Schroeder, Seaton. Coasts of 
 
 Tunis; Sardinia, Sicily, and Malta chan- 
 nels ; Lipari islands ; coasts of Sicily ; 
 coasts of Tripoli, Egypt, and Syria, 
 nius. Wash., 1879 55— 
 
 South coast of France ; west 
 
 coast of Italy ; Tuscan archipelago ; Cor- 
 sica and Sardinia. Illus. Wash., 1878. 55 — 
 Oorton, John. General biographical 
 dictionary. Lond., 1838. 3v 25—1.52 
 
 Oorton, Samuel. ,See Biography. 
 
 Gosse, Philip Henry. Life in its lower, 
 iuterinediato, and higher forms; or, 
 manifestations of the divine wisdom in 
 the natural history of animals. Illus. 
 N.Y., 1857 31—192 
 
 Oostw^ick, Joseph, and Harrison, Rob- 
 ert. Outlines of German literature. N. 
 Y., 1873 15— 92 
 
 Ooilg'h, John B. Autobiography; with 
 twenty-six years' experience as a public 
 speaker. Illus. Springfield, Mass., 1870. 40—245 
 
 Oould, Benjamin A. Transatlantic lon- 
 gitude. (/« Sm. C'on(rt6., v. 16) 5:5 — 
 
 Oould, Jeanie T. See Fiction. 
 
 Ooilld, Sabine Baring-. Curious myths 
 of the middle ages. Illus. Loud., 1872. 14— 81 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Wandering Jew ; Preater John ; Divining rod ; Seven 
 sleepers of Ephesiis; William Tell: The dog Gellert; 
 Tailed men ; Antichrist and Pope Joan ; i^n in the 
 moon; Mountain of Venus; Fatality of numbers ; The 
 terrestrial paradise. 
 
 In exitu Israel. N. Y., 1870 4—22 
 
 Same; (title altered to) Gabriella, 
 
 Andr6 4— 22 
 
 ffote.—A novel, illustrating the currents of feeling in state 
 and church of France in 1789. 
 
 Legends of the patriarchs and 
 
 prophets, and other Old Testament 
 characters, from various sources. N. Y., 
 1872 14- 
 
 OOVERNMBNT AND POLITICS. 
 
 83 
 
 Aristocracy. 
 
 Aristocracies. Carlyle, T. (In hit Past and pres- 
 ent. 1843) 23—147 
 
 Aristocracy. Emerson, R. W. {In his Prose works, 
 
 v. 2, p. 242. 1870) 23—141 
 
 Government and Politics — continued. 
 On the uses of a landed gentry. Froude, J. A. 
 
 (In his Short studies on great subjects, v. 3, p. 
 
 280. 1877) 2,1—140 
 
 Colonies, &c. 
 
 England and her colonies. Froude, J. A. (In his 
 Short studies, V. 2, p. 149. 1872.) See, also, his 
 The colonies once more. (In his Short studies, 
 V. 2, p. 280. 1872) 23—140 
 
 Manual of ancient history, particularly with re- 
 gard to the constitutions, the commerce, and the 
 colonies of the states of antiquity. Heeren, 
 
 Arnold H.L. Lond 43—262 
 
 For works on particular colonies, see nndor headings of 
 diiferent countries. 
 
 Democracy. 
 
 Athenian democracy. Freeman, E. A. (In his 
 
 Historical e8.says, 2d series, p. 107. 1873) 23 — 142 
 
 Democracy in America. Tocqueville, C. A. de. 
 
 1862 49—301 
 
 Same, reviewed. Mill, J. S. (In his Dis- 
 sertations, &c., v. 2, p. 79. 1868) 23—141 
 
 Works of Paine, Thomas. 1797. 2 v 21—125 
 
 Liberty. 
 
 History of liberty, Eliot, S. 1853. 2v 14—85 
 
 Liberty and slavery. Bledsoe, A. T. 1856 29 — 177 
 
 Rights of man. Paine, Thomas. (In his Works, 
 
 V. 2. 1797) 21—125 
 
 Story of liberty. Coffin, C. C. 1879 43—263 
 
 See, also. Slavery, in general alphabet. 
 
 Miscellaneous 'Works on Government, Parties, 
 and Politics. 
 
 Athenian republic. Xenophon. (In his Works. 
 
 1845) 17-103 
 
 Disquisition on government. Calhoun, J. C. (In 
 
 his Works, v. 1. 1851) 22—135 
 
 Dissertation on parties. Bolingbroke, Henry St. 
 
 John, Lord. (inAi* Works, v. 2. 1841) 21—128 
 
 Dissertations and discussions. Mill, John Stuart. 
 
 1808. 4v 23—141 
 
 Note. — See Contents, under author's name in general al- 
 phabet. 
 
 Ulements of morality, including polity. Whewell, 
 
 W. N. T., 1845. 2v 30—184 
 
 Tour letters on government. Adams, John. (In 
 
 Ai« Works, V. 6, p. 405. 1856) 22—135 
 
 Friend, The. Coleridge, S. T. (In his Works, 
 
 V. 2, pp. 153-307. 1856) tl— 127 
 
 History of parties in the United States. Van Bn- 
 
 ren, M. N. T., 1867 29-178 
 
 Lacedemonian republic. Xenophon. (In his 
 
 Works. 1845) 17—103 
 
 Legal and political hermeneutics. Lieber, F. 1839. 29 — 179 
 L'esprit des lois. Defense do I'esprit des lois. 
 Montesquieu, C. de S. (In his (Euvres com- 
 
 pl6tes, p. 189) 29—177 
 
 Manual of political ethics. Lieber, F. 1875. 2 v. 29—178 
 Maxims of state. The cabinet council. Raleigh, 
 
 Sir Walter. (In his Works, v. 8, pp. 1 and 37.) 
 
 1829 21—124 
 
 On govenmient. Helps, Sir A. (In his Friends in 
 
 council, Ist series, v. 2, p. 47; 2d series, v. 2, 
 
 p. 163) 23—139 
 
 Parties. Lieber, F. (In his Political ethics, v. 2, 
 
 p. 252. 1875) 2»— 178 
 
 Party politics. Froude, J. A. (In his Short stud. 
 
 ies, 3d series, p. 309. 1877) 23—140 
 
GOVERNMENT. 
 
 150 
 
 GEEECE. 
 
 Government and Politics — continued. 
 
 Personal virtue in its relation to political eminence. 
 Foster, John. {In his Critical essays, v. 1, p. 157. 
 1857) 23—140 
 
 Political and commercial works of Charles D'Ave- 
 nant; collected and revised by "Whitwoi-th, Sir 
 Charles. 1771. 5 v 21—127 
 
 Political nicknames. D'Israeli, Isaac. {In his Cu- 
 riosities of literature, v. 9, p. 80) 15 — 91 
 
 Political philosophy. Brougham, H. 2d ed. Lond., 
 
 1849. 3v 29—178 
 
 Political rock. Greg, W. E. (In his Rocks ahead, 
 
 pp. 1-55. 1875) 23—140 
 
 Politics. Aristotle. From the Greek. Gillies, J. 
 
 Lond., 1813. 2t : 29—176 
 
 Politics. Emerson, R. "W. {In his Prose works, 
 
 v.l,p.5I9. 1870) 23—141 
 
 Secularization of politics. Lecky, W. E. H. {In 
 
 his Rationalism in Europe, v. 2, p. 100. 1870) . . . 14— 84 
 
 Speeches of Carl Schurz ; colleott^d and revised by 
 
 the author. Phila., 1865 22—133 
 
 Spirit of laws. The. Montesquieu, C. de S. 1792. 
 
 2 V 29—177 
 
 Standard library cyclopasdia of political, &c., in- 
 formation. 1848. 4 vols 29—179 
 
 Statesman's manual. Coleiidge, S. T. {In his 
 Works, V. 1, p. 417. 1856) 29—178 
 
 The republic. Plato, (v. 2 o/ Dialogues. 1872).. 17—103 
 See, also, Plato's dialogues of Timfeus and Cri- 
 tias, V. 2; Crito, v. 1; Laws, v. 4; and States- 
 man,T.3 17—103 
 
 Theory of government ; or, politics proper. Stew- 
 art, D. (Jn Ai« Works, v. 9, p. 351. 1856) 21— 
 
 Thoughts on govemmonl. Adams, John. (In his 
 
 Works, v. 4, p. 189. 1850) 22—135 
 
 Vindicationof natural society. Burke, E. {In his 
 
 Works, v.l. 1826) 21—128 
 
 ITational Character and the Nation. 
 
 Christian life and character of the civil institutions 
 of the United States. Morris, Benjamin Frank- 
 lin. Phila., 1804 29—177 
 
 The nation : the foundations of civil order and po- 
 litical life in the United States. Mulford, E. 
 1875 
 
 29—179 
 
 Patriotism. 
 
 Idea of a patriot king. Bolingbroke, Henry St. 
 
 John, iord. (J» Ai« Works, v. 2, p. 372. 1841).- 21—128 
 Letter on the spirit of patriotism. Bolingbroke, 
 
 Henry St. John, Lord. {In his Works, v. 2, 
 
 p. 352. 1841) 21—128 
 
 National monuments. Alison, A. {In his Misc. 
 
 essays, p. 73. 1854) 23 — 142 
 
 Representative Government. 
 
 History of representative government in Europe. 
 
 Guizot, F. P. G. 1652 29—179 
 
 Thoughts on parliament-ary reform. Mill, J. S. 
 
 {In his Dissertations, &c., v. 4, p. 5) 23 — 141 
 
 For works upon the constitutions of various countries, 
 such as England, United States, see names in general 
 alphabet. 
 For lives of eminent statesmen, see Biography (Collective ; 
 Individual) ; also, History ; Political economy, &c. 
 
 Government of Thiers. Simou, Jnles. 
 
 N. Y., 1879 47—290 
 
 Orace Greenwood, pseud. See Lippin- 
 
 COtt, Mrs. S. J. C. 
 
 Graham, Catharine (formerly Macau- 
 lay, Catharine). History of England. 
 Lond., 1746. 2v 46—284 
 
 Grabam, John A. Mimoirs of John 
 Home Toolte ; proofs identifying him as 
 the author of the celebrated letters of 
 Junius. N. Y., 1828 40—242 
 
 Grahame, James. History of the 
 United States of North America, from 
 the plantation of the ]5ritish colonies 
 till assumption of national independence. 
 Phila., 1850. 2v 49—302 
 
 Inquiry into the principle of popu- 
 lation, &c. Edin., 181G 29—176 
 
 Grrammar. See Language. 
 
 Grammar of ornament. Jones, 15 — 88 
 
 Grammar of the language of the Lenni 
 Lenape, or, Delaware Indians. Zeis- 
 herger, D. Phila., 1827 15—93 
 
 Grant, James. Thoughts on the origin 
 and descent of the Gael, and relative to 
 the poems of Ossian. Edin., 1814 48—292 
 
 Grant, U. 8. For lives of Grant, see 
 Biography. 
 
 Also, see Young's (J. R.) Around the world 
 with General Grant. 1879. 2v 34—208 
 
 G-rasshopper. See Natural history (Insects). 
 
 Gray, Asa. Darwiniana: essays and re- 
 views pertaining to Darwinism. N. Y., 
 1876 30—186 
 
 Manual of botany. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1867 .32—195 
 
 See, alto. Pacific railroad reports, v. 12 20 — 118 
 
 Natural science and religion : two 
 
 lectures. N. Y., 1880 14—84 
 
 Plantie Wriglitiame Texano, Neo 
 
 Mexicante. Parts 1, 2. (Sm. Contrib., 
 
 V. 3-5) 53— 
 
 Gray, John. Lectures on the nature and 
 use of money. Edin., 1848 29—176 
 
 Gray, Robertson. See Fiction. 
 
 Graydon, Alexander. Memoirs of his 
 owntime(1756tol8ll). Littell, J. S.,ed. 
 Phila., 1846 40—245 
 
 Great Britain. See England, 
 
 Great rebellion. Headley,J. T. 1867. 2 
 V. in one 42 — 254 
 
 Great truths by great authors: a diction- 
 ary of aids to reflection. 1856 15 — 91 
 
 Greatness. Emerson, R. W. (/h/u's Let- 
 ters and social aims. 1876) - 23 — 141 
 
 Helps, A. (In his Friends in 
 
 council, 1st series, v. 1, p. 74) 23 — 139 
 
 GREECE. 
 
 Antiquities, Geography, and Manners. 
 
 Dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities. lUus. 
 
 Smith,W. 1848 25—151 
 
 G-recian and Roman geography. Long, G., and 
 
 Dunglison, R. 1829 34—202 
 
 History of the manners and customs of ancient 
 
 Greeks. St. John, J. A. Lond., u. d. 3 v. in 
 
 one 47—288 
 
GrREECE. 
 
 151 
 
 GEEGORT. 
 
 Greece — continued. 
 
 Maps, plaiiH, views, and cuius illustrating travels 
 
 of Anaeliarsis. 1793 35—212 
 
 Travels of Auacharsis the j-ouuger in (Ireece, in 
 the 4th century B. C. Bartb61cmy, J. .T. Lond., 
 1794, 7 v 35—212 
 
 Modem Greece. 
 
 Diary in Greek waters. Howard, G. W. F. 
 (seventh Earl of Carlisle). HIus. Felton.C.C, 
 ed. 1855 35—211 
 
 Greeks of to-day. Tuckerman, C. K. N.T.,ie72 35—212 
 
 Modern Greece : a narrative of a reaidenro and 
 travels in Greece ; with observations on antiqui- 
 ties, literature, language, &c. Baii-d, H. M. 
 1856 35—212 
 
 Rambles and studies in Greece. Illus. Mahaffy, 
 
 J. P. Lond., 1876 35—212 
 
 Travels in Greece. Taylor, J. B. N. Y., 1870 35—212 
 
 History. 
 
 Afikirs ()f Greece. Xenophon. {In hU "Works. 
 
 1845) 17—103 
 
 Age of Pericles: a history uf the politics and arts 
 
 of Greece from the Persian to the Peloponnosian 
 
 war. Lloyd, W. W. 1873. 2 v 15— 89 
 
 Ancient Greece. Heeren, A. H. L. Lond., 1847. 47—288 
 Ancient Greece and mediaeval Italy. Freeman, E, 
 
 A. {In his Historical essays, 2d series. 1873) . 23 — 142 
 Constitutional history of Greece. Legar€, H. v. 1. 
 
 (7)1 Awt Writings. 1846) 22—133 
 
 Greece during the Macedonian period. Freeman, 
 
 E. A. (/» Ai« Historical essays, 2d series. 1873). 23—142 
 Greeks and the Persians. Cox, G. W. (Epochs 
 
 of history series.) N. Y., 1876 47—289 
 
 History of ancient Greece. Gillies, J. Lond., 
 
 1820. Part8land2. 8v 47—289 
 
 History of Greece. Goldsmith, O. 1823. 2 v.... 47—289 
 
 History of Greece. Grote, G. N.Y.,1833. llv.- 47-289 
 
 History of Greece. Mitford, W. Lond, 1838. 8 v. 47—288 
 History of Greece. Thirlwall, C. N. Y., 1848-'51. 
 
 2 V 47—288 
 
 Feloponnesian war. Thucydides. 1840 17 — 103 
 
 See, also, in the general alphabet. Biography (Collective) j 
 Drama ; Language ; Literature ; Homer. 
 
 Greek. See various hea<lings under Greece in general alpha- 
 l)et. Also, 'Biblical and religious literature (Paganism); 
 Geography (Ancient); Langaage ; Literature; Mythol- 
 ogy; Drama. 
 
 Orecley, Horace. American conflict : 
 ii history of tlie great rebellion in the 
 United States of America, 1860-'64. 
 Illns. N. Y., 1865-'67. 2 v 40—245 
 
 Recollections of a bttsy life ; includ- 
 ing reminiscences of American politics 
 and politicians. Illus. N. Y., 1868.... 40— 245 
 For lives of Greeley, gee Biography. 
 
 Oreen, B. F. Marine compass: paper 
 read at United Stat( s naval academy, 
 1874. Wash., 1874 55— 
 
 Green, Duane Merritt. Ladies and offi- 
 cers of the United States army ; or, 
 American aristocracy. Chicago, 1880.. 22 — 128 
 
 Oreen, F. M. Determination of second- 
 ary meridians by the electric telegraph. 
 Wash., 1876 55— 
 
 Navigation of the Caribbean sea 
 
 and gulf of Mexico. Wash., 1877 55— 
 
 Green, F. M. — continued. 
 
 Telegrapliic determination of differ- 
 ences of longitude in the West Indies 
 and Central America. Illus. Wash., 
 1877 55— 
 
 Green, John Richard. History of the 
 English people, to 1815. N. Y., 1878-'80. 
 4 V 45—274 
 
 Short history of the English people. 
 
 N. Y., 1876 1 45—274 
 
 Stray stndies from England and 
 
 Italy. N. Y., 1876 23—140 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 A brother of the poor ; Sketches in sunshine ; The poetry 
 of wealth ; Lambeth and the archbishops ; Children by 
 the sea; The Florence of Dante; Buttercups; Abbot 
 and town; Hotels in the clouds; iEneas: a Virgilian 
 study ; Two Venetian studies ; 1, Venice and Rome ; 2, 
 Venice and Tintoretto ; The district visitor ; Early his- 
 tory of Oxford: Home of our Angevin kings; Cfapri; 
 Capri and its Roman remains ; Tne feast of the coral- 
 fishers. 
 
 Green, Thomas J. Journal of the Tex- 
 ian expedition against Mier. Illus. N. 
 Y., 1845 35—216 
 
 Greene, Nathaniel. For life, see Biog- 
 raphy. 
 
 Grccnliow, Robert. History of Ore- 
 gon .and CHlifornia. Host., 1847 50—307 
 
 Greenland, Historical and descriptive ac- 
 count of. (Edinburgh cabinet library, 
 v.2fe) 29—179 
 
 Grecnoug:li, Sarah D. See Fiction. 
 
 Greenwood, James. Legends of sav- 
 age life. Illns. N. Y. and Lond., n. d. 4 — 22 
 
 Low-life deeps. Illustrated by Con- 
 
 canen, A. Lond., 1876 22—129 
 
 Night in a workshop. (/» Little 
 
 classics, V. 1) 6 — 35 
 
 Seven curses of London. Bost.,1869. 35 — 211 
 
 Greg:, Thomas. System for managing 
 heavy and wet lauds without summer 
 fallows. Lond., 1841 18—108 
 
 Gre{(, William Rathbone. Enigmas of 
 life. Best., 1874 23—140 
 
 CONTKNTB. 
 
 Realizable ideals; Malthus notwithstanding; Non-sur- 
 vival of the fittest : Human development: Significanoeof 
 life ; De profundis ; Elsewhere. 
 
 Rocks ahead ; or, the warnings of 
 
 Cassandra. Bost., 1875 23—140 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Political rock ; Economic rock ; Religious rock ; Appen- 
 dix : The mistake of honest Democrats ; Unionist re- 
 strictions on labor ; Three men and three eras ; United 
 States in recent years. 
 
 Greg^g:, Josiah. Commerce of the prai- 
 ries ; or, the journal of a Santa F6 trader. 
 Illus. N. Y., 1864. 2v 35—216 
 
 Greg:ory, John. Course of civil engi- 
 neering. Lond., n. d 19 — 115 
 
 Gregory, Olinthus. Mathematics for 
 practical men. 3d edition, revised and 
 enlarged by Law, Henry. Lond., 1848. 19 — 115 
 
 Mechanics, theoretical, practical, 
 
 and descrijjtive. Lond., 1826. 3 v. ; 2 
 
 of text and 1 of plates 18 — 110 
 
GEEKVILLE. 
 
 152 
 
 GUNTON. 
 
 Orenvllle, George Nugent Temple. 
 Nugent, Lord. Memorials of John 
 Hampden, \u» party and bis times, 
 lllus. Lend., 1832. 2v 40—244 
 
 Orenville papers : correspondence of Rich- 
 ard Greuville," Earl Temple, and Hon. 
 George Grenville, their friends and con- 
 temporaries (1742-1777). Smith, W.J., 
 ed. Lond., 1852-'53. 4 v 40—244 
 
 Cresset, Jean Baptist* Louis. (See 
 Petits Poetes Frangais, v.l) 17 — 103 
 
 O re ville, '^Charles Cavendish Fulko 
 (clerk of the 'council to George and 
 William IV). Journal of the reigns of 
 King George 4th and King'William 4th. 
 Reeve, Harry, ed. N. Y., 1875. 2 v.... 45—274 
 
 Same. (Bric-a-brac series, v. 5.) 
 
 N. Y., 1875 • 36—218 
 
 Crey, Mrs. E. C. See Fiction. 
 
 Orierson, James. Saint Andrews as it 
 was and as it is. lUus. St. Andrews, 
 1838 14-86 
 
 Oriffln, Frederick. Junius discovered. 
 (Identifying him withThomasPowuall.) 
 Bost., 1854 40—242 
 
 Oriffln, John Joseph. Crystallography, 
 with its application to mineralogy. 
 Glasgow, 1841 32—193 
 
 Practical treatise on the use of the 
 
 blow-pipe. Glasgow, 1827 18—110 
 
 Griffith, Thomas W. Sketches of the 
 early history of Maryland. Bait., 1821. 50—309 
 
 Grig's, John. Southern and western 
 songster. Pliila. , 1758 17—104 
 
 Orimm, Herman. Life of Michael An- 
 gelo. Bunufett,F.E.,to-. Bost., 1869. 2 v. 37-223 
 
 Orindon, Leopold Hartley. Life: its 
 nature, varieties, and phenomena. 
 Phila., 1867 31—192 
 
 Oringo, Harry, pseud. Sec Wise, H. A. 
 
 Orinnell expedition, United States. lllus. 
 Kane, E. K. 1854 33-200 
 
 Oriswold, C. D. Isthmus of Panama, 
 and what I saw there. N. Y. , 1852 3&— 216 
 
 Griswoltl, Rnfus Wilmot. Republican 
 court ; or, American society in the days 
 of Washington. lllus. N. Y. and Loud., 
 1867. 2 copies 37—226 
 
 Grocott, J. C. Familiar quotations. 
 Liverpool, 1871 17—104 
 
 Grossman, F. M. Pima Indiansof Ari- 
 zona. (In Sm. Rej)t., 1871) 53— 
 
 Grote, George. History of Greece. N. 
 
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 GrotiUS, Hngo. Rights of war and 
 peace, in three books, wherein are ex- 
 plained the law of nature and nations, 
 and the principal points relating to gov- 
 ernment; with notes by Barbeyrac, J. 
 Lond., lTi8 29—177 
 
 Orummett, Flexible. Leaves from my 
 
 log-book. Phila., 1835 34—206 
 
 Ouardian, Tlie. (In Addison's, J., Works, 
 
 v.,3. 1853) 21—128 
 
 Guatemala ; or, the united provinces of 
 
 Central America. Dunn.H. N.Y.,1828. 47—288 
 
 See. also. America (Central). 
 
 Gnbcrnatis, Angelo de. Zoological 
 mythology ; or, the legends of animals. 
 N. Y. and Lond, 1872. 2v 14—81 
 
 Gudrun, Lovers of. Morris, William. 
 
 1870 16— 95 
 
 Guernsey, Alfred H. Thomas Carlyle : 
 his life, his books, his theories. N. Y., 
 1879 39—238 
 
 Guerrazzi, Francesco Domenico. See 
 Fiction. 
 
 Guicciardini, Francesco. Istoria 
 d'ltalia (1490-1532). Lond., 1821. 5 v. 48— 297 
 
 Guide book of the Atlantic and St. Law- 
 rence railroad, with a description of the 
 White mountains. lllus. Beckett, S. 
 B. Portland, 1853 34—209 
 
 Gnillemin, Amedde. Forces of nature, 
 lllus. Lockyer, il/r». N., (r. N. Y., 1872. 32— 195 
 
 The heavens : popular astronomy. 
 
 Lockyer, J. N., ei. 4th edition, revised 
 
 by Proctor, R. A. N. Y. , 1872 32—196 
 
 The sun. Pliipsou, A. L., 1r. N. 
 
 Y., 1872 32—196 
 
 Wonders of the moon. Mead, Miss 
 
 M.G., tr. Mitchell, Maria, erf. N.Y.,1873. 32—196 
 
 GuiZOt, Frangois Pierre Guillaume. Cor- 
 neille and his times. N. Y., 1852 39—237 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Poetry in France before the time of Comeille; Pierre 
 Comeillc; JeanCliapelain; JeanKotron; PaulScarron; 
 Appendix. 
 
 France under Louis Philippe, from 
 
 1841 to 1847. Lond., 1865 46—280 
 
 General history of civilization in 
 
 Europe, from the fall of the Eonian em- 
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 Bost., 1872 23—140 
 
 Workiugmen's homes : essays and 
 
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 Hallani, Henry. Constitutional history 
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 Haliiwell, James Orchard. 'Diction- 
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 Hamcrton, Philip Gilbert. Chapters 
 
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 Painter's camp in England, Scot- 
 
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 Round my house; notes of arural life 
 
 in France, in peace and war. Bost., 1876. 35 — 212 
 
   Sylvan year, and Unknown river. 
 
 Boat., 1876 15— 89 
 
 Thoughts about art. Bost., 1874.. 15— 89 
 
 Unknown river. [The Arroux.] 
 
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 Boat., 1872 15—89 
 
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 Hamilton, Alexander. Works: pub- 
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 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Correspondence. 
 
 2. A full vindication of the measures of Congress from 
 
 the calumnies of their enemies, in answer to a let- 
 ter under the signature of a Westchester farmer. 
 The farmer refuted; or, a more comprehensive and 
 
 important view of the disputes between Great 
 
 Britain and the colonies, &c. 
 The Contineutalist. 
 Letters of Puhlius. 
 Letters from Phocion. 
 Address of the Annapolis convention. 
 Constitution of the Banlc of Now York. 
 Speeches in New York legislature. 
 Speeches in Federal convention. 
 Speeches in New York convention on the Constitu- 
 tion of the United States, &.c. 
 8. Eepoi-ts as Secretary of the Treasury : 
 
 On public credit. 
 
 On State debts. 
 
 On operations of impost act. 
 
 On tflnnage duties. 
 
 On disposition of puhlic lands. 
 
 On national bank. 
 
 On establishment of a mint. 
 
 On manufactures. 
 
 On loans. 
 
 On public funds. 
 
 On public debt, receipts and expenditures, &c. 
 
 4. Cabinet papers. 
 
 5. Cabinet papers. 
 
 Speech on commercial relations. 
 Act to punish certain crimes. 
 Act laying duties upon carriages. 
 Act as to calling forth the militia. 
 Remarks on the treaty with Great Britain. , 
 Military papers. 
 
 6. Correspondeuce. 
 Letters of H. G. 
 
 Address to the public creditors. 
 
 Hamilton, Alexander — continued. 
 
 V. 6. Vindication of the funding system. 
 Anti-defanier. 
 7. Cabinet papers. 
 
 Essays on politics, ifec. ; 
 
 An American. 
 
 Civis to Mercator. 
 
 Catullus to Aristides. 
 
 Pacificus. 
 
 No Jacobin. 
 
 TuUy— to the people of the United States. _ 
 
 Horatius— to tlie people of the United States. 
 
 Camillus — defence of Jay's treaty. 
 
 Americus — the warning. 
 
 Titus Manlius — the stand. 
 
 Lucius Crassus — examination of Jefferson's mes- 
 sage trt Congress of December 7, 1801. 
 
 Explanation — ^^answer to charges respecting extra 
 payments to Washington on account of his salary. 
 
 Farewell address— a draft. 
 
 Public conduct and character of John Adams. 
 
 Address to the electors of the State of New York. 
 
 Briefs. 
 
 Lansing or Burr, Sec. 
 
 Joint author. See Federalist. 
 
 Hamilton, Lady Anue. Secret history 
 of the court of England, from the acces- 
 sion of George the third to the death of 
 George the fourth; including the mys- 
 tcrioua death of the princeas Charlotte. 
 Lond., 1832. 2 v. in one 45—274 
 
 Hamilton, Gail, pseud. See Dodge, 
 Mary Abigail. 
 
 Hamilton, Sir William. Discussions 
 on philosophy and literature, education 
 and university reform. N. Y., 1868 30 — 184 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 P/«io»op/i!/.— Philosophy of the unconditioned in reference 
 to Cousin's infinituabsolute; Philosophy of perception ; 
 Tennemann's manual of the history of philosophy i Logic j 
 Deaf and dumb : Dalgarno ; Idealism, with reference to 
 A. Collier. 
 
 Literature. — Epistola- obscurorum virorum; Revolutions 
 of medicine in reference to CuUen. 
 
 .Ed«(:a(io?i.— Study of mathematics a.s an exercise of mind ; 
 ^Condititms of classical learning; The patronage and 
 superintendence of universities; State of the English 
 universities with reference to Oxford ; Right of dissent- 
 ers to admission into the English universities; Cousin 
 on German scliools. 
 
 Philosopliical appendix. — Conditions of the tliinkable sys- 
 tematized; Alpliabet of liuman thouglit; rhilosophical 
 testimonies to the limitation of our knowledge from the 
 limitation of our faculties. 
 
 Logical appendix. — Of syllogism; Affirmation and nega- 
 tiou^propositional forms. 
 
 Educational appendix. — Academic patronage and regula- 
 tion in reference to the university of Eiliuburgh ; Degree 
 in arts in the university of Louvain ; Reform of thelEn- 
 glish university, with special reference to Oxford, and 
 limited to the faculty of arts. 
 
 Lectures on logic. Maiusel, H. L., 
 
 and Veitch, J., eds. Bost., 1867 30—184 
 
 Lectures on metaphysics. Mansel, 
 
 H. L., and Veitch, J., eds. Boat., 1869. 30—184 
 Examination of Sir William Hamilton's 
 
 phUosophy. Mill, J. S. Bost., 1866. 2v 30—184 
 
 Sir William Hamilton. Baynes, Thomas S. 
 
 (In Edinburgh essays. 1867) 23—142 
 
 Sir William Hamilton. DeQuincey, T. (In 
 
 Aw Essays on philosopliical writers, V. 1. 1860). 21 — 126 
 
 Hamlet See Shakespeare, William. 
 
 Hamley, Edward Bruce. Voltaire. 
 
 (Foreign classics series.) Phila., n. d 36 — 217 
 
 Hammond, Samuel H., and Mans- 
 field, L. W. Country margins and ram- 
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HAMMOND. 
 
 155 
 
 HASKBL. 
 
 Haniinond, William Alexander, M. D. 
 Spiritualism and allied causes and con- 
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 N. Y., 1876 30—183 
 
 Hampden, John. See Biography. 
 
 Hanist, Olphar, pseud. See Thomas, 
 
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 Hand-books to any subject are entered under the subject 
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 Hanging of the crane. Illiis. Longfellow, 
 
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 Hannibal. <Scc Biography (Collective: 
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 Hans Breitmann's ballads. Leland, C. Q. 
 
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 Hansard, George Agar. Book of arch- 
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 Hansard, Thomas Curson. Art of 
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 Harbinger of health. Davis, A. J. 1871 . 14— 81 
 
 Hardw^ick, Charles. Christ and other 
 masters ; Christianity and the religious 
 systems of the ancient world. Proctor, 
 F., ed. Lond., 1874 14—85 
 
 Hardy, Thomas. See Fiction. 
 
 Hare, Augustus J. C. Days near Rome. 
 Illus. Phila. ,1875. 2 v. in one 36—222 
 
 Life and letters of Frances, Baron- 
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 Memorials of a quiet life; with an 
 
 introduction by Huntington, F. D. N. 
 
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 Walks in London. N. Y., 1878. . . . 35—211 
 
 Hare, Robert. On the explosiveness of 
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 Harem life. English governess at the Si- 
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 Romance of the harem. Leon- 
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 Thirty years in the harem. Hanum, 
 
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 Harkness, W. Observations on terres- 
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 of the compasses of the United States 
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 1865 and 1866. (Sm. Contrib., v. 18. 
 1872) 53—322 
 
 Harland, Marion, paeud. See Terhune, 
 Mm. M. v., in Fiction. 
 
 Harness, Eev. William. Ses Bric-^- 
 brac series 36 — 218 
 
 Harold: a drama. Tennyson, A. 1877.. 17 — 105 
 
 Harper's new monthly magazine, v. 61. 
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   Index to v. 1-60. Compiled by Dur- 
 
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 Harris, John. Pre- Adamite earth : con- 
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 1856 14— 84 
 
 Harris, Miriam Cole. See Fiction. 
 
 Harris, Thaddeus Mason. Biographical 
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 Journal of a tour into the territory 
 
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 Harris, Thaddeus William. Treatise 
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 Harrison, Frederic. Influence upon 
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 The soul and future life. (!« Cur- 
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 Harrison, Gabriel. Life and writings 
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 CONTESTS. 
 
 Life; Lisping of the muse; Juvenile poems; Ourneglected 
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 Harrison, Robert, and Gostwick, J. 
 
 Outlines of German literature. N. Y., 
 
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 Harsiia, David A. Livesof Rev. James 
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 Hart, John. Practical treatise on the 
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 Harte, Francis Bret. East and west 
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 Echoes of the foot-hills. Poems. 
 
 Bost., 1875 16— 68 
 
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 Harte, Bev. Walter. Life of Gustavus 
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 Hartinann, Moritz. See Fiction. 
 
 Hartwig', Georg. Aerial world : phe- 
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 Illus. N. Y., 1875 32—194 
 
 Subterranean world. Illus. N. Y., 
 
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 Harvard university history. Quincy, J. 
 
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 Harvey, William Henry. Nereis Bore- 
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 Harwood, A. A. Sarcophagus in the 
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 Haskel, Daniel, and Smith, J. C. Gaz- 
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HASKELL. 
 
 156 
 
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 Haskell, E. J. Calderon. (Foreign 
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 Haskoll, W. Davis. Engineer's railway 
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 Hassanrek, Frederick. Four years 
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 Hasselt, A. van. Belgiqueet Hollande. 
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 Hasting'S, Warren. See Biography. 
 
 HanflT, Wilhelm. See Fiction. 
 
 Haugtaton, Samuel. Relation of food 
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 Haupt, Herman. General theory of 
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 Haven, Samuel F. Archieology of the 
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 information and opinion respecting ves- 
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 Ha'waiian islands. Illus. Anderson, E. 
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 Hawkins, George William. Life of 
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 Hawks, Francis L. Narrative of an 
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 Hawthorne, Julian. Saxon studies. 
 
 Host., 1876. 36-222 
 
 For his novels, see Fiction. 
 
 Ha w^thorne, Nathaniel. Our old home : 
 
 English sketches. Bost. , 1868 35—213 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 About "Warwick ; Civic bflDquets ; Consular experiences ; 
 Leamington Spa ; Lichfield and Uttoxeter; London suh- 
 urb ; Near Oxford ; Outside glimpses of English poverty ; 
 Pilgrimage to old Boston ; Kecollections of a gifted 
 woman (Delia Bacon) ; Some of the haunts of Burns ; Up 
 the Thames. 
 
 Passages from the American note- 
 books. Bost., 1868. 2v 40—244 
 
 Passages from English note-books. 
 
 Bost., 1876. 2v 35—213 
 
 True stories from history and biog- 
 raphy. Bost., 1866 5—33 
 
 Hawthorne. Fields, J. T. (In his Yester- 
 days, &c.) 36—220 
 
 Nathaniel Hawthorne. Hutton, E. H. (In 
 
 MnEssays. 1876) 23—141 
 
 Study of Hawthorne. Lathrop, G. P. Bost., 
 
 1876 40—244 
 
 For his romances, see Fiction. 
 
 For biographical notices of Hawthorne, see Biography. 
 
 Hay, John. Castilian days. Bost., 
 
 1872 35—211 
 
 Pike county ballads, and other 
 
 pieces. Bost., 1873 16—98 
 
 Hay, Mary Cecil. See Fiction. 
 
 Haydcn, Ferdinand Vandever. Geo- 
 logical and geographical survey of the 
 
 Territories 54—325,326 
 
 See United States (Grovermnent surreys). 
 
 Haydn, Joseph. Dictionary of dates. 
 Vincent, B., ed. N. Y., 1872 25—152 
 
 Haydon, Benjamin Robert. Correspon- 
 dence and table-talk ; with a memoir by 
 his son, Frederic W. Fac-simile illustra- 
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 Same. Life, letters, and table-talk. 
 
 (Sans souci series.) Stoddard, E. H.,ed. 
 
 N. Y., 1876 40—244 
 
 Hayes, Isaac Israel. Arctic boat jour- 
 ney, in the autumn of 1854. Illus. Bost., 
 1871 33—201 
 
 Open polar sea : a narrative of a 
 
 voyage of discovery toward the north 
 
 pole. Illus. N. Y.,"l869 33—201 
 
 Physical observations in the arctic 
 
 seas. (InBm..Contrib.,\. 15.) Wash.. 53— 322 
 
 Hayes, Rutherford B. -See Biography. 
 
 Ha3rti : Glance at Hayti. Hazard, Samuel. 
 N. Y., 1873 35—215 
 
 Haym^ard, John. Gazetteer of Massa- 
 chusetts. Illus. Bost., 1849 50—309 
 
 Gazetteer of New Hampshire. Illus. 
 
 Bost., 1849. SO— 308 
 
 Hazard, Samuel. Eegister of Pennsyl- 
 vania ; devoted to the preservation of 
 facts and documents, and every other 
 kind of useful information respecting 
 the State. Phila., 1828-'35. 8v 51—310 
 
 Santo Domingo : past and present; 
 
 with a glance at Hayti. N. Y., 1873.... 35—215 
 
 United States commercial and sta- 
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 1842. Phila., 1840-'41. 5v 51—310 
 
 Hazel-Blossoms. Whittier, J. G. 1875. 17 — 105 
 
 Hazeu, Gen. W. B. School and the 
 army in Germany and France ; with a 
 diary of siege life at Versailles. N. Y., 
 1872 14— 82 
 
 Hazlitt, William. Life of Napoleon 
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 Headley, Bev. Joel Tyler. Great re- 
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 Washington and his generals. N. 
 
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 Headley, Phineas. Island of fire. [Ice- 
 laud.] From 874 to 1874. Illus. Bost., 
 1875 47—288 
 
 Life of General Lafayette. N. Y., 
 
 1850 40-241 
 
 Life of Josephine, first wife of Na- 
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 Headship of Christ. Miller, H. 1868... 14-86 
 
 Healthaudeducation.,King8ley,C. 1874. 23—139 
 
 Health, Public. See Medicine (Sanitary science). 
 
 Health trip to the tropics. Willis, N. P. 
 
 1853 35—216 
 
 Healy, Mary. See Fiction. 
 
 Heat. See Physics. 
 
 Heat as a mode of motion. Tyndall, J. 
 
 1869 32—195 
 
 Heaven. See Biblical and religious literature (Heaven). 
 
HEAVEN. 
 
 157 
 
 HENEY. 
 
 Heaven and hell. Swedenborg, E. 1872 . . 14 — 82 
 
 Heavens. See Aatronomf. 
 
 Hebrew literature. See Biblical and religious literature 
 (Bible, &o.); alto, Jews. 
 
 Heck, J. G. "Iconograpbic encyclopas- 
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 2 V. of plates 30—181 
 
 Hedley, Jobri. On tbe working and ven- 
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 Ileeren, Arnold H. L. Ancient Greece ; 
 with three historical treatises. Ban- 
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 Historical researches into politics, 
 
 intercourse, and trade. Lond., 1850 45 — 279 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Cartha^nians ; Ethiopians; Egyptians; Appendix. 
 Historical researches into the poli- 
 tics, intercourse, and trade of tbe princi- 
 pal nations of antiquity. Lond., 1846. 
 2 V 45-279 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. I. 'Nations of Asia; Persians; Phoenicians; Babyloni- 
   ans. 
 2. Scythians; Indians (Hindus); Appendix. 
 
 Manual of ancient history, particu- 
 larly with regard to the constitutions, 
 the commerce, and the colonies of the 
 states of antiquity. Lond., 1847 43—263 
 
 Heine, Heinricb. Book of songs. Le- 
 land, C.G.,?c. N. Y.,1874 16—97 
 
 Pearls from Heine. Illus. Phila., 
 
 1865 16— 99 
 
 Prose miscellanies from Heine. 
 
 Fleishman, S. L. , tr. Phila. , 1876 23—140 
 
 Introductory sketch, biogiaphical and critical ; The salon, 
 1831 ; Memoirs of Horr von Scbnabelewopaki; On the 
 history of religion and philosophy in Germany; The ro- 
 mantic school; The Suahiau school; The gods in exile; 
 Confessions. 
 
 Scintillations from his prose works. 
 
 Stern,S. A., (r. N. Y.,1873 23—140 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 1. Florentine nights. 2. Excerpts. 
 
 Hellvrald, Friedrich von. The Ameri- 
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 Helps, /S'ir Arthur. Brevia: short essays 
 and aphorisms. Bost., 1871 23—139 
 
 Casimir Maremma. Bost., 1871 . . . 5 — 32 
 
 Companions of my solitude. Bost., 
 
 1870 23—139 
 
 Conversations on war and general 
 
 culture. Bost., 1871 23—139 
 
 Essays written in the intervals of 
 
 business ; to which is added an essay on 
 organization in daily life. Bost., 1872.. 23 — 141 
 
 Friends in council. 1st series. 2 v. 
 
 inone. N. Y., n. d 23—139 
 
 Art of living; Art of living with otheis; Conformity; 
 Despair; Education; Fiction; Giving and taking criti- 
 cism; Greatness; History; Public improvements; Read- 
 ing; Recreation; Truth; Unreasonable claims in social 
 affections and relations; Government; Rural poor; 
 Slavery. 
 
 Helps, Sir Arthur — continued. 
 
 Same. 2d (new) series. 2 v. in one. 
 
 N. Y.,n.d 23—139 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 V. 1. Art of self-advancment : Biography; Criticism; 
 Love story; Proverbs; War; Worry. 
 2. Despotism ; Ellcsmere's plan for a new essay ; Farm- 
 yard; Goveniment; Lifeuot somiserable.'afterall; 
 Lover's quarrels; Miseriesof humanlife; Pleasant- 
 ness; Rowing down the river Moselle; Tolerance. 
 
 Realmah. Loud., 1869 5 — 32 
 
 Social pressure. Bost., 1875 23—139 
 
 Hemans, Ulrs. Felicia. Works. With 
 
 a memoir by Sigourney, Mrs. L. H. Illus. 
 
 Bost., 1864 16— 98 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Memoir ; Juvenile poems ; Domestic affections and other 
 poems ; Restoration of works of art in Italy ; Modern 
 Greece; Translations; Wallace's Invocation to Bruce; 
 Tales and historic scenes; The sceptic; Superstition and 
 revelation ; Italian literature ; Patriotic elfusions of the 
 Italian poets; Dartmoor; Welsh melodies; Vespers of 
 Palermo; Songs of the Cid ; Greek songs; Sebastian of 
 Portugal ; Siege of Valencia ; Translations from Horace ; 
 De Chatillon; Forest sanctuary; Lavs of many lands ; 
 Miscellaneous poems; Records of woinen; Songs of the 
 affections; Hymns for childhood ; National lyrics; Songs 
 of a guardian spirit; Songs of Spain ; Songs for sum- 
 mer hours; Songs of captivity; Scenes and hymns of 
 life; Sonnets; Records of the season ; Thoughts. 
 
 Henderson, Don C. Red book for the 
 thirtieth legislature of Michigan, 1879- 
 1880. Lansing, 1879 51—311 
 
 Henderson, James. History of the 
 Brazil. Illus. Lond., 1821 45 — 279 
 
 Hen fever. History of the. Burnbam, G. P. 
 
 1855 19—117 
 
 Henry. See Biography for lives of persons of this name. 
 
 Henry, Caleb Sprague. About men and 
 things (essays). N. Y.,1873 23—139 
 
 Henry, John Joseph. Campaign against 
 Quebec, in 1775. Lancaster, 1812 50—306 
 
 Henry, Joseph. Circular relative to 
 heights. (Sm. Mine. Coll., v. 10) 53—323 
 
 Directions for constructing light- 
 ning-rods. (Sm. Mhc. Coll., V. 10) 53 — 323 
 
 Eulogy on Alex. Dallas Bache. {In 
 
 Sm. ie^yt., 1870) 54—324 
 
 Instructions for observations of 
 
 thunder-storms. (Sm. .Ifisc. Co?/., v. 10). 53—323 
 
 Physical observatory. (In Sm. 
 
 Bept, 1870) 54—324 
 
 Syllabus of lectures on physics. {In 
 
 Sm. fiep(.,1856) 54—324 
 
 Tables and results of the precipi- 
 tation of rain and snow in the United 
 States, and at some stations in adjacent 
 parts of North America and in Central 
 and South America. (Sm. Conlrib., 
 V. 18) 53— 3S;2 
 
 Telegraphic anuouucements of as- 
 tronomical discoveries. (Sm. Contrib., 
 V. 12) .53—322 
 
 Queries relative to tornadoes. (Sm. 
 
 Misc. Coll., V. 10) 53—323 
 
 For sketch of life of Joseph Henry, see Journals 
 of the Board of Regents. {In Sm. Misc. Coll. 
 for 1879) 53—323 
 
HBNET. 
 
 158 
 
 HILL. 
 
 Henry, Patrick. See Biography. 
 
 Hentz, Caroline Lee. See Fiction. 
 
 Her lover's friend, and other poems. 
 
 Perry, Nora. 1880 16—94 
 
 Heraldry. Genealogical and heraldic dic- 
 tionary of the peerage and baronetage 
 of the British empire. Burke, John 
 Bernard. Lond., 1853. 37—227 
 
 Herbert, Edward, of Cherbury. See 
 Biography. 
 
 Herbert, George. Poetical works ; with 
 a memoir by Willmot, Bev. R. A. Boat., 
 1864 16— 97 
 
 Herbert, Henry William. " Forester, 
 Frank," pseud. Captains of the old 
 world. N.Y., 1852 36—217 
 
 Cavaliers of England ; or, the times 
 
 oftherevolutionof 1642-'88. N.Y.,1852. 5—32 
 
 Fish and fishing of the United States 
 
 and British provinces of North America. 
 
 lUus. N. Y., 1859 31—189 
 
 For his historical romances, see Fiction. 
 
 Heredity. Cook, .Joseph. 1879 23—140 
 
 Heredity. See Medicine (Heredity). 
 
 Hereward, the last of the English. Kings- 
 ley, C. 1866 6—39 
 
 Heriot, George. Travels through the 
 
 Canadas. Lond., 1807 34—210 
 
 Hermann and Dorothea. Goethe, J. W. 
 
 von. 1870 16—98 
 
 Hermit in Philadelphia. Wain, R. "Atall, 
 Peter," pseud. 1821 22—129 
 
 Hermits, The. Kingsley, C. n. d 36—218 
 
 Herodotus. See History (Ancient), for 
 his works and commentaries thereon. 
 
 Heroism : 
 
 Heroes and hero-worship. Car- 
 
 lyle, Thomas. Lond. , 1840 23—141 
 
 Emerson, R.W. (7n7ii8Work8,v. 1). 23 — 141 
 
 Kingsley, C. {In Health and educa- 
 tion) 23—139 
 
 Hero- 'worship : 
 
 Elder, W. (In his Enchanted 
 
 beauty, &c., p. 387) 23—140 
 
 Uses of great men. Emerson, R. W. 
 
 (In his Representative men) 37 — ^228 
 
 Herrera y Torderillas, Antonio de (6. 1549, 
 d. 1625). Description de las Indias occi- 
 dentales. Mad., 1730. 4v 47—288 
 
 *Novus orbis sive descriptio Indies 
 
 occidentalis. Amstelodarai, 1622 47—288 
 
 Herrick, Robert. Hesperides; or, 
 works, both humane and divine. Bost., 
 1856. 2v 16—97 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 v. 1. Biographical notice. Hesperides. 
 2. Hesperides. Nohle numbers. 
 
 Herschel, John F. W. Research on 
 atoms. (/» Sm. liepf., 1862) 54—324 
 
 Hertz, Henrik. King Rent's daughter ; 
 a Danish lyrical drama. Martin, T., tr. 
 N,Y., n,d , 16— 97 
 
 Hervey, James. Meditations and con- 
 templations. Phila., n. d 14 — 83 
 
 For life, gee Biography. 
 
 Hesiod. Poetical works. Elton, C. A., 
 
 tr. Lond., 1832 16—97 
 
 See Greek poets, v. 1. Symouds, J. A. 1880... 15 — 91 
 See, also. Literature (Grecian). 
 
 Hesperides. Herrick, R. 1856. 2v... 16—97 
 
 Hesperus. Richter, J. P. F. 1865. 2 v . . 41—249 
 
 Hiawatha. Longfellow, H. W. (In his 
 
 Poems, V. 4. 1866) 16— 96 
 
 Hickey. William. Constitution of the 
 United States of America. Phila., 1854. 49—303 
 
 Hidden life, and other poems. MacDon- 
 
 ald, G. 1872 16—95 
 
 Hieroglyphics. See works on the antiquities of Assyria, 
 Egypt, Mexico, &.C., such as Smith, G., Wilkinson, J. 
 G., Kingsborough, and others. 
 
 HigginsOH, Thomas Wentworth. Army 
 
 life in a black regiment. Bost., 1870. .. 23—139 
 Atlantic essays. Bost., 1871 23—141 
 
 A Ttlea for culture; Literature as an art; Americanism in 
 literature ; Letter to a young contributor ; Ought women 
 to learn the alphabet? A charge with Prince Kupert; 
 Mademoiselle's campaigns; The puritan minister; Fayal 
 and the Portuguese; The (xreek goddesses; Sappho; On 
 an old Latin text-book. 
 
 English statesmen. N. Y., 1875.... 36— 2il 
 
 For contents, see Biography (Collective). 
 
 Out-door papers. Bost., 1871 23—139 
 
 C0XTE.\T8. 
 
 Saints and their bodies; Physical courage; Letter to a 
 dyspeptic; Murder of the innocents; Barbarism and 
 civilization; Gymnastics; New counterblast to tobacco 
 Health of our girls; April days; My outdoor study 
 Water lilies ; Life of birds ; Procession of the flowers 
 Snow. 
 
 Studiesof American authors. Bost., 
 
 1880 23—139 
 
 Hawthorne. 
 Howells. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Jackson, Helen. 
 James, Henry, jr. 
 
 Poe. 
 Thoreau. 
 
 Young folks' history of the United 
 
 States. Bost., 1880 
 
 For novels, see Fiction. 
 
 High latitudes. Letters from. Duft'erin, 
 Lord. N.Y., 1878 
 
 Highlands. See Scotland. 
 
 Hiidretb, Richard. History of the 
 United States to 1821. 1st series, v. 1,2; 
 2d series, v. 2, 3. N. Y., 1849-'60 
 
 .Japan as it was and is. Bost. , 1855. 
 
 Hlldreth, Samuel Prescott. Biograph- 
 ical and historical memoirs of the early 
 pioneer settlers of Ohio ; with narratives 
 of incidents and occurrences in 1775; 
 wi th a biographical notice of the author, 
 
 by Meigs,R. J. Cin., 1852 
 
 Meteorological observations madp 
 
 at Marietta, Ohio, between 1826 and 
 
 1859. (Sm Co«<ri6., V. 16. 1871) 
 
 Pioneer history ; Ohio valley and 
 
 49—303 
 
 36—222 
 
 49—302 
 36—221 
 
 the northwest territory. Cin., 1848 
 
 Hill, A. F. Secrets of the sanctum. 
 
 Phila., 1857 
 
 37—226 
 
 53—322 
 
 49—302 
 
 32—129 
 
HILL. 
 
 159 
 
 HISTOET. 
 
 Hill, George W. Tables of Venus; pre- 
 pared for the use of the American 
 Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac. 
 Wash.,1873 55—328 
 
 Hill, Octavia. Homes of the London 
 poor. Lond., 1875 29—176 
 
 Hill, Thomas. Trne order of studies. 
 
 N. Y., 1876 14— 82 
 
 Hillern, Wilhelmine von. See lection. 
 
 Hind, Henry Youle. Narrative of the 
 Cauadiau Red River exploring expedi- 
 tion of 1857; and of the Assinihoine 
 and Saskatchewan exploring expedition 
 of 1858. lUus. Lond., 1860. 2v 34—210 
 
 Hinda. See Biblical and religious literature (Various re- 
 ligions). 
 
 Hines, Her. Gustavus. Oregon and its 
 institutions. lUus. N.Y., 1868 50—307 
 
 Hingston, Edward P. Genial show- 
 man: reminiscences of Artemus Ward. 
 Illus. Lond., 1870 39—240 
 
 Hinton, John Howard. History of the 
 United States to 1850. Illus. Lond. 
 andN.Y.,n.d. 6v 44—271 
 
 Hinton, Richard J. Hand-book to Ari- 
 zona. San Francisco, 1878 34 — ^206 
 
 Hints for six months in Europe. Latrobe, 
 
 J.H.B. 1869 35—213 
 
 Historians. ^«e Biography (Collective ; Individual). 
 
 Historical and critical essays. De Quin- 
 
 cey, T. 18,59. 2v 21—126 
 
 Historical essays. Freeman, E. A. 1873. 23 — 142 
 
 Historical essays. Stanhope, P. H., for- 
 merly Mahon, Lord. 1861 23—140 
 
 Historical essays. Thierry, J. N. A. 
 
 1845 23—142 
 
 Historical gleanings. Bonney, C. V. R. 
 
 1875. 2v 43—263 
 
 Historical memoirs of my own time. 
 
 Wraxall, Sir N. W. 1815. 2 v 42—256 
 
 Historical. For other worlcs with titles beginning with the 
 word Historical, see entry under author's name, when 
 known; or, that of subject, person, or place of which the 
 work treats. 
 
 History. For works with titles beginning with History, gee 
 the names of the subject, place, or person to which the 
 work relates. In Fiction, see, alio, titles beginning with 
 History. 
 
 HISTORY. 
 
 See, also, for related subjects, Archseology; Biblical and 
 religious literature (Church historv) : Biography (as the 
 history of an individual reign) ; Classical dictionaries ; 
 Fine Arts ; Geography ; GrOTernment and politics ; Lit- 
 erature. 
 
 See, aUo, names of individual nations, countries, and places 
 in general alphabet. 
 
 Ancient History. 
 
 Ancient history. RoUin, C. 1851 43—264 
 
 Ancient history. Maurice, F. D. (In hit Friend- 
 ship of books, pp. 159-186. 1874) 23—138 
 
 Annales antiquitatis ; chronological tables of an- 
 cient history, synchronistically and ethnographi- 
 cally arranged. 1835 B — 
 
 Chronicles of Cartapbilus, the Wandering Jew. 
 
 A. D. 30-574. Hoffman, D. 2 v. 1853 4a— 263 
 
 History — continued. 
 
 Herodotus. Beloe, W., (r. Lond., 1830. 3v 17—103 
 
 Analysis and summary of. Wheeler, J. T. 
 
 Lond., 1852 17—103 
 
 Philosophy of. De Quincey, T. {In his 
 
 Historical and critical essays, v. i, pp. 113-167). 21 — 128 
 
 Histoire ancienne. Millet, C. F. 1819. 3v 43—263 
 
 Historical researches into antiquity. Heeren, A. 
 
 H. L. Lend., 1846-'50. 3v 45—279 
 
 CO.\TF..\TS. 
 
 V. 1. Persians; Phcenicians ; Babylonians. 
 
 2. Scythians; Indians (Hindus). 
 
 3. Carthaginians ; Ethiopians ; Egyptians. 
 
 History of the world. I>iv. 1. Ancient history. 
 
 3 V. From the creation U> A. D. 476. Smith, P. 
 
 1865 43—261 
 
 Lectures on ancient history. Niebuhr, B. G. 
 
 Schmitz, L., (r. t. 2, 3. 1852 43—263 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 2. Greece, from Pericles to Alexander; Sicily. 
 
 3. Later history of Greece; Sicily; Carthage; Syriaand 
 Egypt. 
 
 Manual of ancient history. Taylor, W. C. 1852. 43—261 
 
 Manual of ancient history. Illus. Thalheimer, M. 
 
 E. 1872 43—261 
 
 Manual of ancient history, particularly in regard 
 to the constitutions, the commerce, and the colo- 
 nies of the states of antiquity. Heeren, A. H. L. 
 1847 49—262 
 
 On the beginning of ourhistory. Schlegel, K. W. F. 
 
 von. (/nfti» Lectures on modern histoi-y. 1849). 43 — 262 
 
 Origin of nations. Part 1 : Early civilizations. 
 Part 2 ; Ethnic affinities. Rawlinson, George. 
 1878 30—185 
 
 Middle Ages (Sth to 15th Century.) 
 
 Beginning of the middle ages (Epochs of history 
 
 series.) Church, K. W. 1878 46—284 
 
 Curious myths of the middle ages. Gould, S. 
 
 Baring-. Lond., 1872 14—81 
 
 G-eographie dn Moyen age. Letewch, Joachim. 
 
 1852. V. 2,3,4 53—320 
 
 Manners, customs, and dress during the middle 
 
 ages, and during the renaissance period. Illus. 
 
 Lacroix, P. 1874 43—264 
 
 View of the state of Europe during the middle 
 
 ages. Hallam, H. 1846-'48. 3 v 43—264 
 
 See, also, in geuerjil alphabet, Biblical and ecclesiastical 
 history (Church history). Also, see names of individual 
 nations and countries in general alphabet. 
 
 CHIVALKY AND THE CRUSADES. 
 
 Age of chivalry. Illus. Bulflnch, T. Bost., 1867. 1— 1 
 Crusades. Cox, G. W. (Epochs of history series.) 
 
 1878. 2copies 46—284 
 
 History of the knights hospitallers. Vertot 
 
 D' Aubeuf, R. A. de. Ediu., 1757. 5 T 37—224 
 
 Knights and their days. Doran, J. N. T. , 1864 . . . 23—138 
 
 Modern History. 
 
 Histoire moderuo. Millet, C. F. X. Paris, 1819. 
 
 4t 43—283 
 
 History of our own times. McCarthy, J. 1837-'56. 
 
 Lond., 1879. 2v 46—285 
 
 History philosophically illustrated, to the French 
 
 revolution. Miller, G. 1849. 4v 43—264 
 
 Introductory lectures on modern history. Arnold, 
 
 T. 1847 43—263 
 
 Lectures on modem history (to 1783). Smyth, W. 
 
 1851 43—261 
 
 Lectures on modem history. Schlegel, K. "W. F. 
 
 von. 1849 43—268 
 
HISTORY. 
 
 160 
 
 HOLLISTER. 
 
 History — continued. 
 
 Manaal of modem history (to 1840). Taylor, W. 
 
 C. 1852 : 43—261 
 
 Modern history of the world, with Tallis's atlas. 
 
 Martin, E. M., «d. 1851 B— 
 
 EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH CENTUBIES. 
 
 History of the 18th, and of the 19th till 1816, with 
 particular reference to mental cultivation. 
 Schlosser, P. C. 1843-52. v. 1-6 43—262 
 
 Origin, Philosophy, and Use of History. 
 
 History. Carlyle, T. (/n /ii» Essays. 2 articles). 23—142 
 History. Emerson, E. W. (In At* Works, v. 1).. 23—141 
 History. Helps, A. {In hU Friends in council, 
 
 V. 1) 23—139 
 
 History, philosophically illustrated. Miller, G. 
 
 1849. 4v 43—264 
 
 Letters on the study and use of history. St. John, 
 
 H. Bolingbroke, Lord. {In hie Works, v. 2. 
 
 1841) 21—128 
 
 Origin of history, and state of historical literature 
 
 during the middle ages. Buckle, H. (In his 
 
 History of ciTilization, v. 1, pp. 209-241) 43—264 
 
 Science of history. Froude, J. A. {In hit Short 
 
 studies, V. 2) 23 140 
 
 Universal History. 
 
 BUments of general history, ancient and modem. 
 
 Tytler, A. F 43—263 
 
 General sketch of history. Freeman, E. A. 1876. 43 262 
 
 Historical atlas. Labberton, E. H. 1872 43—265 
 
 Historical questions. Labberton, R. H. 1871 43—265 
 
 History of civilization. Dean, A. 1868-'69. 7 v.. 43—284 
 
 COXTESTS. 
 
 V. 1. Introduction ; Eastern nations. 
 
 2. Greece. 
 
 3. Eome ; Index to v. 1-3. 
 
 4. European civilization; Europe, its history and in- 
 
 dustry. 
 
 5. Europe, its religion and government. 
 
 6. European society ; elements of philosophy in modem 
 
 Europe. 
 
 7. European art. 
 
 Note. — Vols. 4, 5, 7 have each an index. 
 
 History of the world. Ealeigh, Sir W. 1820. 6 v. 43—262 
 
 History of the world. Eotteck, C. von. 1840. 4v 43—262 
 
 Outlines of history. Labberton, E. H. 1872 43—265 
 
 Sacred and prophane history of the world. Shuck- 
 ford, S. 1731-'40. 3v 43—262 
 
 Sacred history of the world, v. 3. Tumer,S. 1837. 43—261 
 Story of liberty. lUus. Coffin, Charles Carleton. 
 
 N.T., 1879 13—263 
 
 TJnivers (L'j. Histoire ot description de tons les 
 
 peuples. Paris. 49 v 43 — 260,261 
 
 Universal history. Miiller, J. von. 1837. 4v ... 43—263 
 Universal history : a history of all nations. lUus. 
 
 Clare, I. S 43—263 
 
 Hitchcock, Edward. Geology of Mas- 
 sachusetts. Nortliampton, 1841. 2 v.. 20—121 
 
 Illustrations of surface geology. {In 
 
 Sm. Confrib., v. 9) •. ... 53—322 
 
 Same. Phila., 1856 53—322 
 
 Hoadly, Charles J. Public records of 
 the colony of Connecticut. Hartford, 
 1868-73. 3v 49—299 
 
 Same. May, 1757, to March, 1762. 
 
 Hartford, 1880.. 49—299 
 
 Hodder, George. Memoirs of my time, 
 including reminiscences of eminent men. 
 Stoddard, R. H., ed. {Bric-i-brac series.) 
 1875 36—218 
 
 Hoefer, Ferdinand. Afrique australe, 
 orientale, et centrale, et I'empire de Ma- 
 roc. (L'Univers.) Paris, 1848 43—261 
 
 Hofer, P^dmund. See Fiction. 
 
 Holfinaii, David. Chronicles of Car- 
 taphilus, the Wandering Jew. Lond., 
 1853. 2v 43—263 
 
 Hoffman, W. J. Ethnology of Colorado, 
 &c. (I'art^, Tenth Annual Report of the 
 United Slates Geological and Geographical 
 Surreij of the Territories.) Wash., 1878.. 54 — 
 
 Hograrlh, William. * Works; with one 
 liundred and fifty engravings from the 
 original pictures ; with an essay by Han- 
 nay, James, and letter-press by Trusler, 
 J., and Roberts, E. F. Lond. and N.Y., 
 n. d 30—182 
 
 Uolbeach, Henry, pseud. See, in Fic- 
 tion, Rands, W. B. 
 
 Holden, Edward S. Index catalogue of 
 books and memoirs relating to nebulie 
 and clusters, &c. (Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 8. 
 1877) 53—323 
 
 HOLLAND. 
 History, &c. 
 
 History of the United Netherlands, 1684-1609. 
 
 Motley, J. L. N. T., 1868 48—296 
 
 Industrial history of free nations considered in re- 
 lation to their domestic institutions, &c. HcCal- 
 lagh, W. T. 1856. v. 2 44—263 
 
 Life and death of John of Barneveld, advocate of 
 
 Holland, 1609-'23. Motley, J. L. 1874. 2 v.... 37—223 
 
 Rise of the Dutch republic, 1555-'84. Motley, J. L. 
 
 1856. 3v 48—296 
 
 See, also, Netherlands, in general alphabet. 
 
 Holland, Frederic May. Reign Of the 
 Stoics: history, religion, maxims of self- 
 control, self-culture, benevolence, just- 
 ice, philosophy. N. Y., 1879 30—184 
 
 Holland, Josiah Gilbert (Timothy Tit- 
 comb). Bitter-sweet. N. Y., 1868 16—97 
 
 Gold-foil. N. Y., 1872 23—139 
 
 Kathrina: apoem. N. Y., 1869 16—97 
 
 Lessons in life. N. Y., 1872 23-139 
 
 Letters to the Joneses. N. Y., 1872. 23—139 
 
 Marble prophecy, and other poems. 
 
 N. Y., 1872 16— 97 
 
 Mistress of the manse. N. Y., 1874. 16— 97 
 
 Plain talks on familiar subjects. 
 
 N. y., 1872 23—139 
 
 For his novels, see Fiction. 
 Holland, Saba Smith, Lady. Memoir 
 of the Rev. Sydney Smith ; with a selec- 
 tion from his letters, edited by Mrs. Aus- 
 tin. N. Y., 1855. 2v 42—259 
 
 Holland, William M. Life and political 
 opinions of Martin Van Buren. Hart- 
 ford, 1835 42—258 
 
 Holley, M. AVc Fiction. 
 Hollistcr, H. Contributions to the his- 
 tory of the Lackawanna valley. N. Y., 
 1857 49—299 
 
HOLLOWAY. 
 
 161 
 
 HOOD. 
 
 Holloway, Laura Carter. Ladies of 
 the White House ; or, iu the home of the 
 Presidents. Illus. Phila.,1880 37—226 
 
 Holmes, Abiel. Aunals of America, 
 
 14!)2-1826. Cambridge, 1829. 2v 44—270 
 
 Holmes, Edward. Life of Mozart, in- 
 cluding liis correspondence. N. Y., 
 1845 41—251 
 
 Holmes, ^fl■a. Mary J. See Fiction. 
 
 Holmes, Oliver Wendell. Astrea: the 
 balance of illusions: a poem. Bost.,n.d. 16 — 97 
 
 Autocrat of the breakfast-table ; 
 
 every man his own Boswell. Bost., 
 
 1865 5- 31 
 
 Border-linos of knowledge in medi- 
 cal science. Bost., 1862 30—183 
 
 Mechanism in thought and morals. 
 
 Bost., 1871 14— 64 
 
 Poems. Bost., 1872 16—97 
 
 Poet at the breakfast-table. Bost., 
 
 1872 5-31 
 
 Professor at the breakfast-table. .. 5 — 31 
 
 Songs in many keys. Bost., 1861.. 16— 97 
 
 Soundings from the Atlantic. Best., 
 
 1872 23-139 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Bread and the newspaper ; Doings of the sunbeam ; (ireat 
 instrument (The) ; Human wheel, its spokes and felloes • 
 Inevitable trial (The); My hunt after " The Captain " ; 
 Stereoscope and stereograph; Sun painting and sun 
 sculpture ; Visit to the asylum for aged and decayed 
 punsters ; Visit to the autocrat's landlady. 
 For his novels, see Fiction. 
 Hoist, Br. Henry von. Constitutional 
 and political history of the United States, 
 1750 to 1833 ; State sovereignty and slav- 
 ery. Lalor, J. J., and Mason, A. B., tra. 
 
 V. 1. Chicago, 1876 49 — 301 
 
 Same. Jackson's administration ; 
 
 annexation of Texas. 1828-1846. v. 2. 
 
 Chicago, 1879 49—301 
 
 Holstein, H. L. V. D. Memoirs of Si- 
 mon Bolivar and his principaljgenerals. 
 
 Bost., 1829 .37-223 
 
 Holton, Isaac F. Now Granada : 
 twenty months in the Andes. Illus. 
 
 N. Y., 1857 35-214 
 
 Holy Bible. See Biblical and religions literature. 
 Holy land. See Palestine. 
 
 Holy war. Illus. Bunyan, J. 1866 14—83 
 
 Holyoake, George Jacob. History of 
 co-operation in England: its literature 
 and its advocates. Pioneer period, 1812 
 
 tol844. v.l. Phila.,1875 29—176 
 
 Homans, J. Smith, and Homans, J. S., 
 jr. Cyclopicdia of commerce and com- 
 mercial navigation. N. Y., 1858 25 — 154 
 
 Home, Henry (Kames, Lord). Elements 
 of criticism. Mills, A., c(J. N. Y. , 1866 . 15— 93 
 
 Sketches of the history of man. 
 
 Edin., 1778. v. 1, 3, 4 30—186 
 
 Home of Washington ; or. Mount Vernon 
 and its associations. Illus. Lossing, B. 
 
 J. N. Y., 1870. 2 copies.... 35—216 
 
 21 
 
 Home sketches in France. Field, Mrs. 
 H. M 35—212 
 
 Home, The. See Domestic economy ; Fine Arts (Household 
 
 taste). 
 
 See Fiction for novels and tales beginning with Home. 
 
 Homer : 
 
 Batrachomuomachia. Pamell, T., tr. (In hit 
 
 Poetical works) 16 — 95 
 
 Iliad. Translated into English blank verse by 
 
 Cowper, W. (Jn 7ii« Works, v. 11, 12) 16—99 
 
 Iliad; reduced intojEnglish blank verse by the 
 
 EarlofDerby. N.Y.,1869. 2v 16—97 
 
 Odyssey, and Battle of the frogs and mice. Trans- 
 lated into English blank verse by Cowper, W. 
 (In his Works, v. 13, 14) 16—98,99 
 
 Odyssey ; translated into English blank verse by 
 
 Bryant, William CuUen. Bost., 1873. 2v 16—97 
 
 Odyssey j with the Hymns, Epigrams, and Battle 
 of the frogs.and mice, literally translated. Buck- 
 ley, T. A. N. T., n. d 17—103 
 
 Translations from Homer. {In Dryden's (J.) 
 
 Works, V. 5) 16_ 93 
 
 Works, including Iliad and Odyssey. Pope, A., 
 
 tr. 1833. 3v 16—97 
 
 OF HOMER AND HOMERIC QUESTIONS. 
 
 Homer. Fronde, J. A. (In his Short studies, 
 
 &c.,v. 1. 1872) 23—140 
 
 Homer, Dante, and Michael Angelo. Alison, A. 
 
 (/n Aigj Essays. 1854) ^ 23 142 
 
 Homer and the Homerida>. De Qulncey, T. (In 
 
 Ais Historical essays. 1859) 21 126 
 
 Homeric.synchronism. Gladstone, W. E. N. T,, 
 
 1876 23-140 
 
 Place of Homer in classical education and historical 
 
 inquiry. Gladstone, W. E. (In Oxford essays. 
 
 18W) 23—142 
 
 Translators of Homer. Bristed, C. A. (In hit 
 
 Pieces of a broken-down critic. 1858) 23 140 
 
 Homes for the people. Wheeler, G. 
 
 1868 18—109 
 
 Homes of American statesmen. Illus. 
 
 1855 36—220 
 
 Homes of the London poor. Hill, O. 
 
 1875 29—176 
 
 Homes without hands. Illus. Wood, J. 
 
 G. 1874 31—191 
 
 Honduras. Explorations and adventures 
 
 in Honduras. WelU,W.V. N.Y.,1857. 35—216 
 Notes on Central America, particu- 
 larly Honduras, &c. Squier, E. G. N. 
 Y., 1855 35—215 
 
 See, also, in general alphabet, America (Central.) 
 Hoody Edwin Paxtou. World of anec- 
 dote. Phila.j 1874. 4v 2^—130 
 
 Hood, Thomas. Poetical works. N. Y., 
 
 1869. 3v 16— 97 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Poems: Lays of humanity; Hero and Leander; 
 Lyons, the ceotaur; Two peacocks of Bedfont; 
 Two swans ; Dream of Eugene Aram ; Elm tree ; 
 Haunted house; Guido and Marina; Stanzas to 
 TomWoodgate; TheMary; Miscellaneous poems ; 
 Sumorovs: Miss Kilmansegg, &c. 
 
 2. Plea of the midsummer fairies ; Love and lunacy ; 
 
 Ballads, serious, very serious, and pathetic ; Odes ; 
 Tales and legends; liiscellaneous poems; Odes and 
 addresses to great people ; Bailey oallads; Poems; 
 Domestic didactics. 
 
 3. Lamia j Epping hunt ; Comic melodies ; Odes ; Mis- 
 
 cellaneous poems. 
 
HOOD. 
 
 162 
 
 HUDIBEAS. 
 
 IIood,]frhomas — continued. 
 
 Prose works. Sargent, E., ed. N. 
 
 Y.,1865. V. 1,3 21—125 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Whims and oddities ; Kational tales ; Humorous 
 tales. 
 3. Our family ; Comic miscellany ; Autobiographical 
 papers. 
 For life of Hood, tee Biography. Also, see Fiction. 
 
 Hook, Theodore Edward. See Tiction. 
 
 Hookc, Nathaniel. Roman liistory , from 
 the building of Rome to the ruin of the 
 commonwealth. Lond., 1830. 6v.... 48— 294 
 
 Hooker, J. D. Botany. (/Science 
 primers.) N. Y., 1879 32—195 
 
 Hookham, Mary Ann. Life and times 
 of Margaret of Anjou, and of her father ; 
 with memoirs of the houses of Anjou. 
 lUus. Lond., 1872. 2v 41—252 
 
 Hooper, Mrs. Lucy H. iSee Fiction. 
 
 Hopes of the human race, hero and here- 
 after. Cobbe, F. P. 1876 14— 84 
 
 Hopkins, Evan. Geology and terres- 
 trial magnetism. lUus. Lond., 1865.. 32—194 
 
 Hopkins, Livingston. Comic history 
 of the United States. Illus. N.Y.,1876. 49—302 
 
 Hopkins, Marli. Strength and beauty : 
 discussions for young men. 1874. N. Y. 14 — 84 
 
 Horace. (Quintus Horatius Flaccus.) 
 Works. Francis, P., tr. Lond., 1831. 
 2v 16— 97 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Biographical sketch of Horace ; Odes ; Satires. 
 2. Epistles ; Odes ; Satires. Appendix : translations of 
 Tarious odes by eminent poets. Pbsedras : Fables, 
 C. Smart, tr. 
 
 Horae lyrical. Watts, I. 1864 17—105 
 
 Horn, G. H. Catalogue of Coleoptera. 
 (In ith Annual Report of the United States 
 Geological and Geographical Survey of the 
 Territories.) Wash., 1871 54—325 
 
 Home, Thomas Hartwell. Introduction 
 to the study of bibliography. To which 
 is prefixed a memoir on the public libra- 
 ries of the ancients. Illus. Lond., 1814. 
 2v 52—314 
 
 Horry, P., and Weems, M. L. Life of 
 General Francis Marion. Illus. Phila., 
 1860 41—252 
 
 Hospital sketches. Alcott, L. M. 1872. 1— 7 
 
 Hotten, John Camden. Original lists 
 of persons of quality, emigrants, political 
 rebels, and others, who went from Great 
 Britain to the American plantations 
 (1600-1700), with their ages, localities, 
 &c. N. Y., 1874 52—314 
 
 Hough, Franklin B. History of St. 
 Lawrence and Franklin counties, N. Y. 
 Illus. Albany, 1853 50—306 
 
 History of Jefferson county, N. Y. 
 
 Illus. Albany, 1854 49—299 
 
 History of Lewis county, N. Y. 
 
 Illus. Albany, 1860 49—299 
 
 Hours of exercise in the Alps. Tyudall, 
 J. 1873 36—221 
 
 Hours with the mystics. Kingsley, C. 
 
 (In his Sir W. Raleigh, and other papers. 
 
 1859) 30—139 
 
 House. For novels with their titles beginning with House, 
 see Fiction. Also, for works relating to families or per- 
 sons with titles beginning with same word, see names of 
 such, or author names, iii general alphabet. See Archi- 
 tecture. 
 
 Household. See above note. 
 
 Household book of poetry. Dana, C. A. 
 1869 17—104 
 
 Household taste. Eastlake, C. L. 1877. 15 — 89 
 
 Houston, D. C. Method of sinking 
 
 cribs. Illus. Wash., 1874 55—331 
 
 Houstoun, Mrs. M. C. Texas and the 
 gulf of Mexico ; or, yachting in the new 
 world. Illus. Lond., 1844. 2v 50—305 
 
 Hovey, C. M. Fruits of America. 
 
 Illus. Best., 1851. v. 1 53—320 
 
 Ho'W I found Livingstone. Illus. Stan- 
 ley, H. M. 1872 33—203 
 
 Ho'W Lisa loved the king. Cross, Mrs. J. 
 W. "Eliot, George." 1869 16—99 
 
 How the world was peopled. Fontaine, 
 E. 1872 30—186 
 
 How to do it. Hale, E. E. 1872 30—140 
 
 How to lay out a garden. Kemp, E. 
 
 1860 19—117 
 
 How to live long. Hall, W. W. 1875... 30—183 
 
 Howadji in Syria. Curtis, George Will- 
 iam. 1867... 35—213 
 
 How^ard, Blanche Wyllys. 5ee Fiction. 
 
 Howard, George William Frederick, 
 ~th earl of Carlisle, Viscount Morpeth. 
 Diary in Turkish and Greek waters. 
 Illus. C. C. Felton, c(J. Bost., 1855.... 35— 211 
 
 Howe, Henry. Historical collections of 
 Ohio. Illus. Cin., 1847 50—307 
 
 HowellS, William Dean. Italian jour- 
 neys. N.Y.,1867 36—221 
 
 Poems. Boat., 1873 16—97 
 
 Sketch of the life and character of 
 
 Rutherford B. Hayes; also a biograjilii- 
 cal sketch of William A. Wheeler, with 
 portraits. N.Y.,1876 40—244 
 
 Suburban sketches. Illus. Bost., 
 
 1872 5—31 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 By horse-car to Boston ; Day's pleasure ; Doorstep ac- 
 quaintance; Flitting; Mrs. Johnson ; Jubilee days; Pe- 
 destrian tour ; llomance of real life ; Scene.   
 
 Venetian life. N. Y., 1867 36—221 
 
 For his novels, see Fiction. 
 
 How^ison, Robert R. History of Vir- 
 ginia. Phila. , 1846-'48. 2 v 50—304 
 
 Howland, Edward. Grant as a soldier 
 and statesman: a history of his military 
 and civil career. Illus. Loud., 1868... 40 — 245 
 
 Hotvland, Marie. See Fiction. 
 
 Hue, Evariste R<Sgis Abb<S. Journey 
 through the Chinese empire. N. Y., ] 855. 
 2v 36—220 
 
 Hudibras, and other poems. Butler, S. 
 
 1835. 2v., 16—100 
 
HUDSON. 
 
 163 
 
 HUXLEY. 
 
 Hudson, Charles. History of the town 
 of Lexington, Middlesex county, Mass., 
 to 1868. Illns. Bost., 1868 49—299 
 
 Hudson, Frederic. Jonrualism in the 
 United States, from 1690 to 1872. N. Y., 
 1873 22-129 
 
 Hudson, Henry. See Biography. 
 
 Hug^esscn, E. H. Knatchbull-. ^ee Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 Hujirgrins, William. Results of spec- 
 trum analysis applied to the heavenly 
 bodies. Lond., 1866 32—195 
 
 Same. ( In Sm. Itei>t., 1866) 54—324 
 
 Hughes, Thomas. Practice of making 
 and repairing roads; of constructing 
 foot-paths, fences, and drains. Lond., 
 1838 19_115 
 
 Hughes, Hon. Tliomas. Tom Brown's 
 school-days at Rughy, by an old boy. 
 Illns. Bost., 1869 5—30 
 
 Tom Brown at Oxford : a sequel to 
 
 "School-days at Rugby." Bost., 1869.^ 
 
 2v 5—30 
 
 Scouring of the white horse; or, 
 
 the long vacation ramble of a London 
 
 clerk. Illus. Lond., 1859 5—30 
 
 Hughes, Thomas Smart. History of the 
 reign of George the third. Lond., 1835- 
 '36. 8v 45-274 
 
 Hughes, William. Atlas of classical 
 geography, constructed by William 
 Hughes and edited by George Long. 
 N. Y., 1856 33-202 
 
 Hugo, Victor Marie, comte. Napoleon, 
 the little, the destroyer of the second 
 
 republic. Lond., 1852 41—250 
 
 For his novels, see Fiction. 
 
 Huguenots. See Biblical and religious literature (Hugue- 
 nots ; Reforuiation) ; aUo^ in general alphabet, see entries 
 under France. 
 
 Human intellect. Porter, N. 1869 30—184 
 
 Human r^ce. See Man (Ethnology). 
 
 Humble, William. Dictionary of geol- 
 ogy and mineralogy. Lond., 1843 32—193 
 
 Humboldt, Friedrich Heinrich Alex- 
 ander von. Asiecentrale: recherches sur 
 les chalnes de montagnes et la climatol- 
 ogie compar^e. Paris, 1843. 3v 34 — ^208 
 
 Atlas g<5ograi)hiquo et physique, du ' 
 
 royaume de la Nouvelle-Espagne. Paris, 
 1812. Texte B — 
 
 Cosmos: a sketch of the universe. 
 
 Ottg, E.C.,<r. Lond., 1849-'52. 4 v.... 31—191 
 
 Essai politique sur le royaume de la 
 
 Nouvelle-Espagne. Paris, 1811. 2 v. 
 
 and atlas 53—320 
 
 Letters of, to Varnliagen von Ense, 
 
 from 1827 to 1858. Knapp, F. , tr. N. Y. , 
 
 1860 40—244 
 
 Pcrsoual narrative of travels to the 
 
 equinoctial regions of America, during 
 the years 1799-1804. Ross, Thomasina, 
 tr. Lond.,1852. 3v 35—215 
 
 Humboldt, F. H. A. von —continued. 
 
 Recueil d'observations astronom- 
 
 iques, d'op6rations trigonomfStriques, et 
 de mesures barom^triques, faites pen- 
 dant le cours d'un voyage aux regions 
 <5quiQoxiales du nouveau continent, 
 depuis 1799 jusqu'en 1803. Paris, 1810. 
 2 v 53—320 
 
 See Biography (Collective: Hiscellaneons) for notice of 
 life of Humboldt. 
 
 Hume, David. History of England, 
 from the invasion of Julins Cajsar to the 
 revolution in 1688. Lond., 1848. 6v.. 45— 274 
 For life of Hume, see Biography. 
 
 Humming-birds. See Natural history (Birds). 
 
 Humorous poetry of the English lan- 
 guage. Parton, J. 1870 17—104 
 
 Humphreys, Andrew A., and Abbot, 
 H. L. Physics and hydraulics of the 
 Mississippi river. Phila., 1661 54 — 326 
 
 Same. Reprinted with additions. 
 
 Wash., 1876 54—326 
 
 Humphreys, Henry Noel. History of 
 the art of printing, preceded by a short 
 account of the origin of the alphabet. 
 Illns. Lond., 1868 15—88 
 
 Hunt, Charles Havens. Life of Edward 
 Livingston. N. Y., 1864 40—241 
 
 Hunt, Helen Maria. "H. H." ^See Jack- 
 son, Mrs. H. M. 
 
 Hunt, Richard M. Designs for the gate- 
 ways of the southern entrances to the 
 Central Park. Illus. N. Y., 1866 B— 
 
 Hunter, John D. Memoirs of a captiv- 
 ity among the Indians of North America ; 
 with anecdotes descriptive of their man- 
 ners and customs. Lond., 1823 34 — 207 
 
 Hunting of the snark. Carroll, L., pseud. 
 
 Dodgson,C.L. 1876 16—98 
 
 Hurricanes. See Meteorology. 
 
 Hutchinson, Anne. See Biography. 
 
 Hutchinson, Thomas. History of the 
 colony of Massachusetts Bay, to 1691. 
 Bost.,1764. 3v 50—309 
 
 Hutton, Charles. Tracts on mathemat- 
 ical and philosophical subjects. Lond., 
 1812. 3v 19—115 
 
 Hutton, Richard Holt. Essays in liter- 
 ary criticism. Phila., n. d 23 — 141 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Goethe and his influence ; Nathaniel Hawthorne ; Arthur 
 Hugh Clough; Wordsworth and his genius; George 
 Eliot ; Matthew Arnold. 
 
 Modem symposium, 1 and 2. {In 
 
 Questions of belief. 1878) 23—137 
 
 Walter Scott. {Engl, men of letters 
 
 series.) N. Y., 1879 37—228 
 
 Huxley, Thomas Henry. David Hume. 
 
 {Engl, men of letters series.) N. Y., 1879. 37—228 
 
 Oiigin of species ; or, the causes of 
 
 the phenomena of organic nature. N. 
 
 Y., 1872 30—186 
 
 Principles and methods of palaeon- 
 tology. {In Sm. liejat. , 1869) 54—324 
 
HUXLEY. 
 
 164 
 
 INDIA. 
 
 Huxley, Thomas Henry — coutinued. 
 and Toumans, W. J. Elements of 
 
 physiology and hygiene. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1866 30—183 
 
 Hyde, John,^V. Mormonism : its leaders 
 
 anddesigns. N. Y., 1857 14—83 
 
 Hydraulics. See Arts (Uaeful). 
 
 Hypstia. See Eingsley, C. ; also, see Alexandria 
 
 and hor schools, in bis Sir W. Raleigh, etc. 1869 . 23—140 
 Hyperion. Longfellow, H. W. 1865.... 6—35 
 
 I go a-fishing. Prime, W. C. 1874 31—189 
 
 Ice. Formation of ice at the bottom of 
 
 ■water. Engelhardt, M. {In Sm. Kept., 
 
 1866) 54—324 
 
 See, also. Geology (Glacial geology). 
 Iceland : 
 Egypt and Iceland in 1874. Taylor, 
 
 B. 1874 3;?— 203 
 
 Historical and descriptive account 
 
 of Iceland. {Edinburgh cabinet library, 
 
 V.28) 29-179 
 
 Island of fire (874-1874). Headley, 
 
 P. C 47—288 
 
 Journey to Iceland. Pfeiffer, I. 
 
 N. Y., 1852 3{)— 222 
 
 Norseman in Iceland. MuUer, M. 
 
 (/» Ais Chips, &c., V. 2. 1869) 23—138 
 
 Six weeks in the saddle; a paint- 
 er's journal in Iceland. Waller, S. E. 
 Lond., 1874 36—222 
 
 Winter in Iceland. Dillon, A. 
 
 Lond., 1840. 2v 36—222 
 
 See, also, in general alphabet. Literature (Icelandic). 
 
 Ichthyology. See Natural history (Fish and iisheries). 
 Iconographio encyclopiedia of science, 
 
 literature, and art. Heck, J. G. 1851. 
 
 Plates,2 v.; text, 4 v 30—183 
 
 Idaho. See United States (Government surveys). 
 
 Ideal in art. Taine, H. A. 1868 15— 90 
 
 Ideals, Realizable. Greg, W. M. (Jm his 
 
 Enigmas of life. 1872) 23—440 
 
 Idler, The. Johnson, S. (/» Ms Works, 
 
 V. 2. 1825) 21—125 
 
 Idyl of work. Larcom, L. 1875 16—97 
 
 Idyls. See Bion and Moschus, with Hesiod (16—97) ; Theo- 
 critus, Dryden, J., (r., in his Works, v. 3 (16 — 98). Also, 
 Symonds. J. A., Greek poets, v. 2, pp. 240-280; Tenny- 
 son, A., Idyls of the king (17—107), &c. 
 
 Idyls of the king. Tennyson, A. (In his 
 
 Poems, V. 2. 1869) 17—105 
 
 lies de I'Afrique. (L'Univers.) Avezac, 
 M. P.d'. Paris, 1848 43—261 
 
 Iliad. See Homer, in general alphabet. 
 
 Illinois : 
 
 Bureau county, Illinois. Sketches 
 
 of early settlement, with map. Matson, 
 
 N. 1867 49—300 
 
 History of De Kalb county. Boies, 
 
 H. L. 1868 49—300 
 
 History of Illinois. Brown, H. N. 
 
 Y., 1844 49—300 
 
 Illumination. See Alphabets ; also, Arts (Useful) ; Fine 
 
 Arts. 
 
 Illusions. Emerson, E. W. (In his Con- 
 duct of life. 1875) 23—141 
 
 Illustrated library of wonders. N. Y., 
 1872-75. 13 V. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Bottom of the sea. Sonrcl, L 31—189 
 
 Egypt 3,300 years ago. Lanoye, P. de 45—277 
 
 European art. Viardot, L 15 — 90 
 
 Glass-making. Sauzay, A 32 — 196 
 
 Greathunts. Meunier, V 31—191 
 
 Int('lligonce of animals. Menault, E 31 — 191 
 
 Italian art. Viardot, L 15—90 
 
 Thunder and lightning. Fonvielle, W. de 32—196 
 
 AYonders of architecture. Lef^vre, M 15 — 90 
 
 "Wonders of heat. Cazin, A 32—195 
 
 Wonders of the heavens. Flammarion, C 32 — 196 
 
 Wonders of optics. Marion, F 3-2 — 196 
 
 Wonders of the sun. Guillemin, A 32 — 196 
 
 Imaginary conversations. Landor, W. S. 
 
 Bost., 1876-77. 4v 23—136 
 
 Imagination : 
 
 On the imagination. Coleridge, S. 
 
 T. (In his Biographia literaria, v. 3. 
 
 18.56) 21—127 
 
 Pleasures of imagination. Aken- 
 
 side, M. (/« 7ij» Poetical works. 1864). 16— 100 
 
 Imbert, Barthdlemy. See Petits Poiites 
 
 Franfais, v. 2 17—103 
 
 Imlay, Gilbert. Topographical descrip- 
 tion of the western territory of North 
 
 America. Lond., 1797 49—302 
 
 Immortality. Emerson, E. W. (Jn his 
 
 Letters, &e., p. 289) 23—141 
 
 See, also, Biblical and religious literature (Future life 
 and immortality). 
 
 Imperial gazetteer. Blackie.W.G. 1865. 26—159 
 
 In memoriam. A poem. Tennyson, A. 
 
 (In his Poems, v. 2. 1869) 17—105 
 
 In the Holy Land. Thomson, A. 1874.... 35—214 
 
 In the Levant. Waroer, C. D. 1877.... 35— 214 
 
 Inchbald, Mrs. Elizabeth. See Fiction. 
 
 INDIA. 
 
 History and Travels. 
 
 Grovinda Sdmanta ; or, history of a Bengal K&iyat. 
 
 [In Fiction] 3 — 21 
 
 Historical and descriptiveaccountof Britishlndia. 
 
 {Edinburgh cabinet library, v. 6, 7, 8) 29 — 180 
 
 Historical researches : Indians (Hindus). Heeren, 
 
 A.n.L. (v. 2, pp. 45-210. 1846) 4.5—279 
 
 History, antiquities, &c. Eastern India. Martin, 
 
 K.M. 1838. 3v 47—287 
 
 History of British India. Mill, J. 1527-1805. 1848. 
 
 6 V 47—287 
 
 For continuation, see Wilson, H. H. 
 History of British India, 1805-1835. Wilson, H. H. 
 
 1848. 3v 47—287 
 
 History of India to 1873. Trotter, L. J. n.d 47—287 
 
 Inde: Histoireet description. Jancigny, A. D. B. 
 
 de, onrf Eaymond, X. (L'Univers.) 1845 43—260 
 
 Land of the white ele{>hant. Illus. Vincent, F. 
 
 1874 33—211 
 
 My diary in India, 1858-'59. Eussell, W. H. 1860. 
 
 2v 33—211 
 
 Bomanoe of history: India. Illua. Gaunter, H. 
 
 n. d 10— 55 
 
 Vikram and the vampire ; or, tales of Hindu dev- 
 ilry. Burton, E. F. Ulus. n.d. [/n Fiction). 2—14 
 Visit to India. Taylor, J. B. 1889 36—221 
 
 See, also, in general alphabet, Biblical and religious litera- 
 ture (Buddhism). 
 
mOIAKA. 
 
 165 
 
 INSTITUTES. 
 
 Indiana, History of. Dillon, J. B. 1859. 49—299 
 Indians: 
 
 Ab-sa-ra-ka, home of the Crows. 
 
 Carringtou, Mrs. Margaret J. Illus. 
 
 1868 34—207 
 
 Adventures in the Apache country; 
 
 a tour through Arizona and Sonora. 
 
 Browne, John Ross. Illus. 1869 34—206 
 
 Conspiracy of Pontiac. Parkman, 
 
 F. 1870. 2v 34—205 
 
 Historical notes on the Indians of 
 
 North America. Halkett, J. 1825.... 47—286 
 
 History of the five Indian nations 
 
 of Canada. Colden, C. 1747 47—286 
 
 History of the" Indians of Connecti- 
 cut. De Forest, J. W. 1853 47—286 
 
 History of the Indian tribes of Hud- 
 son's river. Ruttenber, E. M. 1872.. 47—286 
 
 History of the Indian tribes of North 
 
 America. Illus. McKenney, T. L., and 
 
 Hall, J. 1836. 3v 47—286 
 
 'Same. Illus. 1848-'50. 3v A— 
 
 History of the Indian tribes of the 
 
 United States. Illus. Schoolcraft, H. 
 
 R. 1851-'.57. 6v 53—319 
 
 Indian biography. Thatcher, B. B. 
 
 1848. 2v 36—217 
 
 Indian in his wigwam. Schoolcraft, 
 
 H. R. 1848 34—207 
 
 Indian sketches taken during an 
 
 expedition to the Pawnee tribes. Irving, 
 
 J. T. 1835. 2v 34—207 
 
 Narrative of my captivity among 
 
 the Sioux Indians. Illus. Kelly, F. 
 
 1873 34—207 
 
 Native races of the Pacific States of 
 
 North America : Wild tribes. Bancroft, 
 
 H. H. V. 1. 1874 30—185 
 
 North American Indians: illustra- 
 tions of their manners, customs, &c. 
 
 Illus. Catlin, G. 1841. 2v 47—286 
 
 North American Indians : sketches 
 
 of their history, manners, and cnstoms. 
 
 Buchanan, J. 1824 47—286 
 
 Notes on the Iroquois. Schoolcraft, 
 
 H. R. 1847 47—286 
 
 Plains of the great west and their 
 
 inhabitants. Dodge, R. I. Illus. 1877. 34—206 
 
 Proceedings of a joint committee of 
 
 Friends for promoting the civilization of 
 
 the Indians of the Seneca nation. 1847. 47 — 286 
 
 Same. Further proceedings. 1850. 47 — 286 
 
 Thirty years with the Indian tribes 
 
 on the American frontiers. Schoolcraft, 
 
 H. R. 1851 34—207 
 
 Tragedies of the wilderness. Drake, 
 
 S.G. 1841 34—209 
 
 Travels among the northern and 
 
 southern Indians. Illus. McKenney, 
 
 T. L. N. Y., 184G. 2 v. in one 34—207 
 
 Indians — continued. 
 
 Upper Mississippi. Gale, 6. Hlns. 
 
 1867 34—206 
 
 Visit to Indians on the frontiers of 
 
 Chili. Gardiner, A. F. 1841 35—214 
 
 See, also, AiaeTica{Antit\mties; History of discovery); also, 
 consult first chapters of general histories of the Unit^'d 
 States, where the Indi-ins are treated of, as Bancroft's, 
 and the histories of jiarticiilar sections, as New En- 
 gland, &c. See, also, Language (Indian languages). 
 See, also, in Biography, lives of Brant and Red 
 Jacket. 
 
 Indigenous races of the earth. Nott, J. 
 
 C, anrf Gliddon, G. R. 1857 30—185 
 
 Indaction. Seehogic. 
 
 Inductive sciences. See Physics (llistory and philosophy, 
 
 &c.). 
 Industrial exhibitions. &e Arts (Useful : Exhibitions). 
 Industrial history of free nations. Mc- 
 
 Cullagh, W. T. Lond., 1846. 2v 43—263 
 
 Infallibility. See Vatican council, in general alphabet. 
 Infinite, The. See Biblical and religious literature; also. 
 
 Philosophy, 
 
 Influence of the mind upon the body. 
 
 Tuke, D. H. 1872 30—183 
 
 Information for the people. Chambers, 
 
 W. and R. 1860. 2v 22—131 
 
 Ing:eIow, Miss Jean. Poems. Best., 
 
 1869. 2v 16—97 
 
 For her novels and fairy stories, see Fiction. 
 
 Ing-ersoll, Ernest. Zoology. (Part 4, 
 8th Annual Report of the United States 
 Geological and Geographical Survey of the 
 Territories.) Illus. Wash., 1876 54—325 
 
 IngersoII, Lurton Dunham. Iowa and 
 
 the rebellion . Phila. , 1866 49—299 
 
 Life of Horace Greeley ; with notices 
 
 of contemporary statesmen and journal- 
 ists. Illus. Chicago, 1873 40—245 
 
 Ingham, Col. Frederic, pseud. See 
 Hale, Edward E. 
 
 Ingoldsby legends. Illus. Barham, R. 
 
 H. 1872 23—136 
 
 Iiig^oldsby, Thomas, pseud. See Bar- 
 ham, R. H. 
 
 Ingrraham, Joseph Holt. See Fiction. 
 
 Ing:raham, William. See Kip, W. I. 
 
 Initials. See Fine Arts (Illumination) ; Alphabets. 
 
 Ininan, Thomas. Ancient faiths em- 
 bodied in ancient names. Illus. N. Y. 
 and Lond., 1869-74. 2v 14—87 
 
 Innocents abroad. Clemens, Samuel L. 
 
 (Mark Twain.) 1871 2—12 
 
 Inquisition. See Biblical and religious literature (Inquisi- 
 tion). 
 
 Insanity, See Medicine (Body aud mind). 
 
 Insect world. Illus. Figuier, L. 1872. 31—189 
 
 Insectivorous plants. Illus. Darwin, C. 
 
 1875 32—195 
 
 Insects at home. Illus. Wood, J. G. 
 
 1873 31-189 
 
 Insects of New England. Harris, T. W. 
 
 1842 .- 31—189 
 
 Insects. See Natural history (Insects). 
 Institutes of ecclesiastical history. Mos- 
 
 heim, J. L. von. 1851. 3v 14 — 86 
 
DfSUEEECTION. 
 
 166 
 
 ITALY. 
 
 Insurrection in the four western counties 
 
 of Pennsylvania. Findley.W. 1796... 50—306 
 
 Intellect. Emerson, R. W. (In his Prose 
 
 works, V. 1. 1870) 23—141 
 
 Intellectual development of Europe. 
 
 Draper, J. W. 1869 43—264 
 
 Intellectual life. Hamerton, P.G. Bost., 
 
 1873 23-140 
 
 Intelligence of animals. Illus. Menault, 
 E. 1872 31-191 
 
 Intelligence, On. Taine, H. A. 1872... 30— 184 
 
 Interest tables. See Mathematics. 
 
 Internal commerce of the United States, 
 First annual report on tlie. Nimmo, 
 Joseph, jr. Wash ., 1877 55—331 
 
 International exliibition. 5cp Arts (Useful : Exhibitions). 
 
 International law. See Law (luteruationallaw). 
 
 International monthly magazine of litera- 
 ture, science, and art. 1850-'52. Illus. 
 N. Y. 5v 27—163 
 
 International politics: current discus- 
 sions. V. 1. Burlingame, E. L.,c(J. N. Y., 
 1878 23-137 
 
 International review, v. 8, 9. N. Y., 
 1880 ^— 
 
 International scientific series. N.Y., 1872. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Fonns of water. Tyndall, J o?~ loo 
 
 Conservation of energy. Stewart, B ol— l" 
 
 History of the conflict between religion and 
 science. Draper, J. W 
 
 Inventions. See Arts (Useful : Inventions, &c.). 
 
 Invertebrata. See Natural history. 
 
 Ion, tragedy. See Euripides. (In his Works, v. 1. 
 
 1832) 
 
 Iowa: 
 
 Iowa and the rebellion. lugcrsoll, 
 
 L. D. Phila., 1866 49—299 
 
 Report of the geological survey of 
 
 the State of Iowa. Illus. White, C. A. 
 
 1870. 2v 20-120 
 
 IRELAND. 
 EliBtory ; Sketches of Travel. 
 
 Civil wars of Ireland. Taylor, W. C. 1831. 2 v. 47-286 
 English in Ireland in the 18th century. Froude, 
 
 J. A. 1873-74. 3v 47—286 
 
 From the lakes of Killamey to the Golden Horn. 
 
 Field, H.M. 1877 36—221 
 
 HistoryofIrcland,t«1646. Moore, T. 1835. 2 v. 47—286 
 HistoTT of Ireland, to 1690. Leland, T. Dublin, 
 
 1773. 3v «-286 
 
 Ireland before and after the union with Great 
 
 Britain. Martin, E. M. 1848 47-286 
 
 Irish sketch-book. Illus. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 Lond., 1870 
 
 Sketches of Irish character. Hall, Mrt. S. C. n. d 
 Voyage of the Jamestown on her errand of mercy 
 
 1847 
 
 See, also, speeches and lives of Burke ; Grattan ; Poetry 
 (Collections). 
 Irish sketch-hook. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 1870 ^2— 73 
 
 Iroquois. See Indians. 
 
 Irritation and insanity. Broussais, F. J. 
 
 V. Cooper, T., tr. Lond., 1833 30—183 
 
 14— 84 
 
 16— I 
 
 12— 
 5— 
 
 Irving, John T. Indian sketches, taken 
 during an expedition to the Pawnee 
 tribes. Phila., 1835. 2v 34—207 
 
 Irving^, Pierre M. Life and letters of 
 Washington Irving. N. Y., 1862. 4v.. 40—243 
 
 Irving:, Washington. Life and voyages 
 of Christopher Columbus ; to which are 
 added those of his companions. Au- 
 thor's revised edition. N. Y., 1849. 3 v. 39—237 
 
 Life of George Washington. N. Y., 
 
 ia55-'59. 5v 42—257 
 
 Maliomet and his successors. N. Y., 
 
 1853. v.l 41—252 
 
 Oliver Goldsmith. N. Y., 1853.... 40—245 
 
 For liis other works, iee Fiction. Also Biography, for his 
 life. 
 
 Islam. See Mohammedanism. 
 
 Island of lire [Iceland]. Illus. Headley, 
 
 P.C. 1875 47—288 
 
 Isles of shoals, Among the. Thaxter, C. 
 
 1873 34—209 
 
 Isthmus. Sm Panama; Suez, in general alphabet. 
 
 Italian art. Wonders of. Illus. Viardot, 
 
 L. 1874 15—90 
 
 Italian journeys. Ho wells, W. D. 1867. 36—221 
 
 ITALY. 
 
 History. 
 
 Ancient Greece and mediaeval Italy. Freeman, E. 
 
 A. (Jn Historical essays, V. 2. 1873) 
 
 History of the Italian republics, to 1805. Sismoudi, 
 
 J. C. S. de. Phila., 1832 
 
 Istoria d'ltalia. Guicciardini, F. Lond., 1821. 
 
 5 V 
 
 Italie ancienne. (L'Univers.) Dnmy, Victor, and 
 
 others. Paris, 1850-'51. 2v 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Annales. 
 
 2. Institutions ; Mceurs et costumes. 
 Italy and the Italian islands, to 1840. Spalding, 
 
 William. {Edinburgh cabinet library, v. 29, 
 
 30,31) 
 
 Italy: Romance of history. Illus. Macfarlane, C. 
 
 Lond.,n. d 
 
 20— 121 
 
 Description and Travel. 
 
 Oorinne; or, Italy. Stael-Holstein, Mme. de 
 
 Ou I'ltalie. (In her Works, v. 1. 1881) .... 
 
 Diary of an idle woman in Italy. Elliot, F. 1871 . . 
 
 Italian journeys. Howells, W. D. 1867 
 
 Italian pictures, drawn with pen and pencil. HIus. 
 
 n.d 
 
 Italy, and a few bits of Eoman mosaic. Lowell, J. 
 
 E. (In hii Fireside travels. 1865) 
 
 Italy ; Florence and Venice. Taine, H. A. N. Y., 
 
 1869 
 
 Italy : Borne and Xaples. Taine, H. A. 1874 
 
 Letters from Italy, &c., 1830-31. Mendelssohn- 
 
 Bartholdy, F. 1869 
 
 Old Home and new Italy. Castelar, E. 1874 
 
 Pictures from Italy. Dickens, C. 1868. 2 copies. 
 Remarks on parts of Italy, 1701-03. Addison, J. 
 
 (In his Works, v. 2, pp. 131-376) 
 
 Renaissance in Italy : Fine arts. Symonds, J. A. 
 
 1879 
 
 Stray studies from Italy, &c. Green, J. R. 1876. 
 Travels in Italy. Goethe, J. W. von. Autobiog- 
 raphy, v.2. 1871 
 
 23—143 
 48—297 
 48—297 
 43—260 
 
 29—179 
 10— 55 
 
 3— 20 
 21—123 
 36—221 
 36—221 
 
 36—321 
 
 34—209 
 
 36—221 
 3«— 221 
 
 41—251 
 36-221 
 36—221 
 
 15— 89 
 23—140 
 
 40—344 
 
ITALY. 
 
 167 
 
 JAEDINE. 
 
 Italy — continued. 
 
 Trareli through France and Italy in 1763. Smol- 
 lett, T. V. 8. 1872 35—212 
 
 Ste-, also, in general alphabet, Biblical and religious litera- 
 ture (Popes) ; Machiavelli ; Biography (lives of Dante, 
 Michael Angelo, Petrarcli); Drama; Fine Arts; Litera- 
 ture; Poetry. 
 See, also, in general alphabet, Naples; Borne; Pompeii; 
 Florence; Venice. 
 
 Jackson, Andrew. See Biography. 
 Jackson, Mrs. H. M., formerly Hunt, 
 
 Helen Maria. Bits of travel. Illus. 
 
 Boat., 1874 36—222 
 
 Bits of travel at home. Host., 1878. 34—209 
 
 For her stories and novels, gee Fiction. 
 
 Jackson, W. H. Archieology of Colo- 
 rado. (Part 3, Eighth Annual Report of 
 ths United States Geological Survey of the 
 Territories. ) Illus. Wash. , 1876 54—325 
 
 Descriptive catalogue of the photo- 
 graphs of the United States Geological 
 and Geographical Survey of the Territo- 
 ries, for the years 1869 to 1875, inclusive. 
 (Miscellaneous putlications, No. 5.) 
 Wa«h., 1875 54—325 
 
 Same. (Miscellaneous puilications, 
 
 No. 9.) 1877 54—3-25 
 
 Jacob, Giles. Law dicticmary. Lend., 
 
 1809. 2v ~ 26—158 
 
 Jacobite's, Memoirs of the. (1715-1745.) 
 Thomson, Mrs. A. T. 1845. 3 v 37—228 
 
 Jacoby, Johann. Tuttle, H. (In his 
 
 German political leaders. 1876) 36 — 218 
 
 Jahn, Johann. Biblical archieology. 
 
 Upham, T. C, tr. N. Y., 1849 25—149 
 
 Jamaica : 
 
 Annals of Jamaica. Bridges, G.W. 
 
 Lond., 1828. 2v 48—297 
 
 Health trip to the tropics. Willis, 
 
 N. P. 1853 35—216 
 
 Jamaica. TroUope, A. (In his 
 
 West ludies and the Spanish main, pp. 
 15-129) 35—215 
 
 James I, King of England. See Biog- 
 raphy. 
 
 James, George Payne Rainsford. Life 
 and times of Loula the fourteenth. 
 Lond., 1851. 2v 40—241 
 
 James, H.,_;V. French poets and nov- 
 elists. Lond., 1878 23—139 
 
 C0MTKMT8. 
 
 Alfred de Musset; T. Gautier; C. de Bernard and G. 
 Flaubert ; Tnrg6nieflf; The two Amperes ; Mme. de 
 Sabran ; Merimfie's letters ; Th6fttre fran9ais. 
 
 For hia novels and stories, see Fiction. 
 
 Jameson, Mrs. Anna Murphy. Char- 
 acteristics of [Shakespeare's] women. 
 Best., 1866 23—138 
 
 Commonplace book of thoughts, 
 
 memories, and fancies, original and se- 
 lected. N. Y., ia55 15—90 
 
 Legends of the Madonna, as repre- 
 sented in the fine arts. Boat., 1866 23—138 
 
 Jameson, Mrs. Anna Murphy — continued. 
 
 Legends of the monastic orders, as 
 
 represented in the fine arts. Bo8t.,1866. 23 — 1;$8 
 
 Memoirs of early Italian painters. 
 
 Best., 1866 15— 90 
 
 Memoirs of the loves of the poets ; 
 
 biograpliical sketclies of women cele- 
 brated in ancient and modern poetry. 
 Bost., 1866 37—228 
 
 Sacred and legendary art. Bost., 
 
 1866. 2v ." 15—90 
 
 Sketches of art, literature, and 
 
 character. Bost., 1866 15 — 90 
 
 Studies, stories, and memoirs. 
 
 Bost., 1866 23—138 
 
 Jamieson, Alexander. Mechanics of 
 fluids, comprising hydrostatics. Ilhis. 
 Lond., 1837 18—110 
 
 Mechanics for practical men. Illus. 
 
 Lond., 1845 18—110 
 
 Jamieson, John. Dictionary of the 
 Scottish language. Abridged by John- 
 ston, John. New edition, revised and en- 
 larged by Longmuir, J. Edin., 1857.. . 25 — 150 
 
 Janin, Jules C. Photo-cliemistry. (In 
 Sm. Ilept., 18fi7} 54—324 
 
 Vegetation and the atmosphere. 
 
 (/«Sm. i?(j)«.,1864) 54—324 
 
 Janney, Samuel M. Life of William 
 Penn. Phila., 1852 41—250 
 
 JAPAN. 
 Description and History. 
 
 Japan and around the world. Illus. Spalding, J. 
 
 W. 1855 36-221 
 
 Japan as it was and is. Hildreth, R. 1855 36—221 
 
 Japan in our day. Illus. Taylor, J. B., ed. N. T., 
 
 1874. 36—221 
 
 Manners and Customs. 
 
 Japan .ind the Japanese in the nineteenth century, 
 from recent Dutch travels, especially the narra- 
 tive of von Siebold. 1852 36 221 
 
 Three years in Japan; capital of the Tycoon. 
 
 Illus. Alcock, Sir K. 1863. 2v 36—221 
 
 Viait to Japan in 1853. Taylor, J. B. 1869 36—221 
 
 See, alto, Young, J. E. : Around the world with General 
 Grant. 1879. v. 2. (34—208.) 
 
 Jaques, John. History of Junius and 
 
 his works. Lond., 1843 40—242 
 
 Jardine, -Sir William. Editor natural- 
 ists' library. Edin . , 1840-'62. 49 v . . 31—190, 191 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Ornithology, v. 1-14. 
 V. 1-4. Birds of Great Britain and Ireland : 1, Birds of 
 prey ; with memoir of Sir W. Sibbald. 2. Inces- 
 sores ; with memoir of W. Smellie. 3, Kasores 
 and grallatores ; with memoir of J. Walker. 4, 
 Natatores. Memoir of A. "Wilson. Jardine 
 Sir W. 
 5. Sun birds. Memoir of R. Willoughby. Jardine 
 Sir W. 
 6,7. Hummingbirds. Memoir of Linnasus and Pennant. 
 Jardine, Sir W. 
 
 8. Game birds. Memoirof Sir T. F. Raffles. Jardine 
 
 Sir W. 
 
 9. Pigeons. Memoir of Pliny. Selby, P. J. 
 
 10. Parrots. Memoir of T. Berwick. Selby, P. J, 
 
JAEDIlJfE. 
 
 168 
 
 JERUSALEM. 
 
 Jardine, Sir William — continued. 
 
 V. 11 12. BirdaofWeatem Africa. Momoirof J.Bruceand 
 F. Le VaiUant. Swainaon, William. 
 
 13. Ply-catchers. Memoir of Baron Haller. 
 
 14. CrallinaceouH birds. Memoir of Aristotle. Jar- 
 
 dine, Sir W. 
 
 Mammalia, v, 15-27. 
 
 15. Introduction to mammalia. Memoir of Drew 
 
 Drury. Smith, C. H. 
 
 16. Lions, timers, &c. Memoir of Cuvier. Jardine, 
 
 SirW. 
 
 17. British quadrupeds. Memoir of A. Aldrovandi. 
 
 Macgillivray, W. 
 18, 19. Dogs. Memoir of P. S. Pallas and F. d'Azara. 
 Smith, C. H. 
 
 20. Horses, asses, ifec. Memoir of C. Gesner. 
 
 21. Deer, antelopes, camels, Sec. Memoir of P. Cam- 
 
 per. Jardine, Sir W. 
 
 22. Goats, sheep, oxen, &c. Memoir of J. Hunter, 
 
 Jardine, Sir W. 
 
 23. Thick-skinned quadrupeds. Memoir of Sir H. 
 
 Sloane. Jardine, Sir W. 
 
 24. Maraupialia. Memoir of J. Barclay. Water 
 
 house, G. R. 
 
 25. Amphibious camivora and herbivorous cetacea. 
 
 Memoir of F. Peron. Hamilton, R. 
 
 26. Whales. Memoir of Lac6p6de. Hamilton, R. 
 
 27. Monkeys. Memoir of Butfon. Jardine, Sir W. 
 
 Entomology, v. 28-34. 
 
 28. Introduction to entomologv. Memoirs of Swam 
 
 merdam and De Geer. Duncan, J. 
 
 29. British buttertlies. Memoir of Werner. Dun 
 
 can, J. 
 
 30. British moths, sphinxes, &g. Memoir of M. S. 
 
 Merian. Duncan, J. 
 
 31. Foreign butterflies. Memoir of Lamarck. Dun 
 
 can, J. 
 
 32. Exotic moths. Memoir of Latrcille. Duncan, J. 
 
 33. Beetles. Memoir of Ray. Duncan, J. 
 
 34. Bees. Memoir of Huber. Dunbar, William. 
 
 Fishes, x, 35-40. 
 
 35. Fishes : their structure and ases. Memoir of H. 
 
 Salviani. Bushman, J. S. 
 36,37. British ti.shes. Memoir of W. Rondelet and A. 
 
 von Humboldt. Hamilton, R. 
 38. Perch family. Memoirof Sir J.Banks. Jardine, 
 
 Sir W. 
 39, 40. Fishes of British Guiana. Memoir of the author 
 
 and J. L. Burckhardt. Schomburgk, R. H. 
 
 Jason^ Life and death of. Poem. Moms, 
 William. 1871 16— 95 
 
 Jay, John, joint author. See Federalist. 
 Se€j ahOf Biography. 
 
 Jay, William, Life of John Jay, his 
 father; with selections from his corre- 
 spondence, and miscellaneous papers. 
 N.Y.,1833. 2v 40-243 
 
 Jeaflfresoii, John Oordy. Brides and 
 
 bridals. Loud., 1872. 2 v 21—129 
 
 See Fiction for his novels. 
 
 Jean Paul. See Richter, J. P. F. 
 
 " Jeems Pipes of Pipesville," pseud. See, 
 in Fiction, Massett, S. C. 
 
 Jefferson county, N. Y., History of. lUus. 
 
 Hough, F.B. 1854 49—299 
 
 Jcffcrsoii, Thomas. Notes on the State 
 of Virginia; with an appendix, relative 
 to the murder of Logan's family. Tren- 
 ton, 1803 50—304 
 
 Writings. Washington, H. A.,ed. 
 
 Wash., 1853-'54. 9 v. v. 8 missing.. .. 22—133 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Autobiogi-aphy, with appendix. 
 Correspondence : 
 Part 1. Before his mission to Europe (1773-1783). 
 Part 2. While minister to France (1784-1790). 
 2,3. Correspondence: Letters (1784-1790). 
 4-7. Letters (1790-1826). 
 7. Reports and opinions while Secretary of State. 
 0. Parliamenta.ry manual; The Anas; Miscellaneous 
 papers ; General index. 
 See Biography for lives of Jefferson. 
 
 JellVey, Lord Francis. Contributions 
 
 to the Edinburgh review. (British es- 
 sayists.) Lond., 1854 2a— 14« 
 
 Alfieri, Victor; Alison on taste; Memoirs of Emperor 
 Baber; Bailly's Memoirs: Margravine of Bareith; Ben- 
 tham on legislation; Restoration of the Bourbons; Rob- 
 ert Burns; Buxton on prison discipline; Byron's Man- 
 fred; Byron's poems; Byron's tragedies; Campbell's 
 Gertrude of Wyoming; Campbell's British poets; Camp- 
 bell's Theodoric ; Life of Lord Charleraont; Admiral 
 Lord Collingwood ; Hayley 's life of W. Cowper ; 
 Crabbe's Borough, poems, tales, tales of the haJl; 
 Richard Cumberland : Life of Curran ; Letters of Mad- 
 ame du Deffand and Mile, de Lespinasse ; Bruramond's 
 Aca<lemic questions ; Edgeworth's Tales of fashionable 
 life (2 articles); Henry Erskine; La*\y Fanshawe; 
 Forbes's life of Dr. Beattie; Ford's dramatic works; 
 Fox's Reign of James II ; Benjamin Franklin ; French 
 revolution; Gait's novels; Goethe's Wilhelm Meister; 
 Baron de Gnrnm ; Hazlitt's Characters of Shakespeare ; 
 Hemans's poems ; Life of Colonel Hutchinson ; Bishop 
 Heber's India; Sketches of India; O'Drisiol's History 
 of Ireland; Irving's Bracebridge hall; Irving's Colum- 
 bus ; Keats's poems ; Mme. de Larochejaquelein ; 
 Leckie on British government ; Lockliart's novels ; 
 Sir James Mackintosh ; Mary Wortley Montagu ; 
 Moore's Lalla Rookh ; William Penn; Samuel Pepys' 
 Diary ; Professor Playfair ; Notice of Priestley's Me- 
 moirs ; Clarkson on Quakerism ; R^ected Addresses ; 
 Samuel Richardson ; Rogers's Human life ; Scott's nov- 
 els; Scottr'sLadvof the lake; Scott's Lay of the last min- 
 strel ; Moore's Life of Sheridan ; Southey's Roilerick ; 
 Madame de Stael-Holstein; State of parties (1809); 
 Stewart's Life of Reid ; Stewart's Philosophical essays ; 
 Works of Jonathan Swift ; Simond's Switzerland ; 
 Tales of my landlord; Walsh's Appeal; Warburton'a 
 letters; Notice of James Watt; Waverley ; Waverley 
 novels; Wordsworth's Excursion; Wordsworth's White 
 doe. 
 
 Jenkin, Mrs. C. See Fiction. 
 
 Jenkins, Edward. See Fiction. 
 
 Jenny Liud in America. Rosenberg, C. G. 
 N.Y. ia51 34—206 
 
 Jerdan, William. Autohiography : per- 
 sonal reminiscences. Abridged by Stod- 
 dard, R. H. {Bric-a-brac series.) 1875.. 36 — 218 
 
 Jerroldy Douglas. Fireside saints, and 
 other papers. Bost. and N. Y., 1873 6 — 40 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 An old house in the city; Brevities; Castle-builders of 
 Padua; Fireside saints ; Hedge-hog letters; Little great 
 and great little; Lord of Peiresc; Midnight at Madame 
 'f.'s; Michael Lynx; Mr. Caudle's breakfast talk: My 
 husband's "winnings"; Pigs; Pope Gregory and the 
 pear tree; Recollections of Guy Fawkes; Silas Flesh- 
 pots ; Someaccountof the last parachute; Some account 
 of a stage devil; True history of a great pacificator; 
 Tutor fiend and his three pupils. 
 
 6— 40 
 
 ■Works. Lond., n. d. v. 1, 3, 4. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 St. Giles and St. James; Punch's letters to his son; Mrs. 
 Caudle's curtain lectures; Men of character; Punch's 
 complete letter- writer; A man made of money ; Sketches 
 of the English ; The chronicles of Clovemook; The sick 
 giant and the doctor dwarf. 
 
 For his life, see Biography. 
 Jerrold, William Blanchard. Best of 
 
 all good company. First series. Illus. 
 
 Bost., 1874 23—139 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Charles Dickens; W. M. Thackeray; Walter Scott; 
 Douglas Jerrold. 
 
 Jerusalem delivered. Poem. Tasso, Tor- 
 
 qiiato. 1802. 2v 17—104 
 
 Jerusalem, Recovery of. A narrative 
 of exploration and discovery in the city 
 and the holy land, by Captains Wilson 
 and Warren ; with an introduction by 
 Stanley, A. P. Morrison, W., ed, Illus. 
 
 N. Y., 1873 35—214 
 
 Sety also, Palestine. 
 
JESSE. 
 
 169 
 
 JONES. 
 
 Jesse, Johu Henoage. Memoirs of the 
 court of Euglaud during the reign of 
 the Stuarts; iucludiug the Protectorate. 
 Phila., 1840. 4v 46—285 
 
 Preteiulers and their adhereuts. 
 
 Memoirs of the chevalitr priuce Charles 
 Edward and their adherents. Lend., 
 
 1846. 2v 37— 224 
 
 Jesuits. See Biblical, religious, ami ufi'lesia.stical literatui-e 
 (Jeaiiits). 
 
 Jesuits in Noi-th America. Parkmau, F.. 34 — 205 
 
 Jesus Christ. *<• Biblical aud religious 
 
 literature (Jesus Christ). 
 
 Jevuns, W. Stanley. Logic. {Sviemv 
 primvrx.) N. Y., 1879 30—184 
 
   Political economy. (Science prim- 
 era.) y. Y., 1879 29—176 
 
 Jewetf, Susan W. Sec Fiction. 
 
 Jewish. See Sevra. 
 
 Jewish coinage. Madden, F. W. 1864.. 14 — 81 
 Jetvltt, Llewellynu, ami Hall, S. C. 
 Stately homes of England. Illus. Phila., 
 u. d 30—182 
 
 Jewrs : 
 
   -\ntiquities of the Jews. Josephns, 
 
 F. (7(1 his Works. 1865) 42—256 
 
 History of Jewish coinage. lUns. 
 
 Sliidden, F. W. 1864 14— 81 
 
 History of the Jews. Milmau, H. H. 
 
 le^ao. 3v 42—256 
 
 Lectures on the history of the Jew- 
 ish church. Stanley, A. P. 1877 14—82 
 
 Legemls of the patriarchs and 
 
 prophets and other Old Testament char- 
 acters. Gould, L. Baring-. 1872 14—83 
 
 Moriad; or, the end of the Jewish 
 
 state. Asaph, Ben. 1857 16—100 
 
 See, aleo, Jerusalem ; Palestine, in general alpbabtt. 
 
 Joan the maid, deliverer of Fi-auce and 
 
 England. Charles, E. N. Y., 1879 . . . . 2—13 
 
 Joanna. For lives of pt-rsoUM of this luuiie, tee Biography. 
 
 John. For novels aud stories witb titles lieginuing witli 
 Johii, gee Fiction. 
 
 John, Eugenia. Marlitt, E.,^«e«(/. Set 
 Fiction for translations of her novels. 
 
 John of Barneveldt. See Barneveldt, 
 Jan van Olden, in Biography. 
 
 Johns, Richard. Calendar of victory. 
 British valor and conquest, by sea aud 
 land, on every day in the year. Lond., 
 1855 25—149 
 
 Johnson, Andrew (17th President of 
 the United States). Speeches, with a 
 biographical introduction. Moore, F. 
 Bost., 1865 22—133 
 
 ^■: Speeches. Foster, L. N. Y., 1866. 40— 243 
 
 Johnson, Anna C. Peasant life in Ger- 
 many. N. Y., 1858 36—222 
 
 82 
 
 Johnson, Rosslter, ed. Little claasios. 
 12 V 6—35 
 
 For contents, see Fiction. 
 Johnson, Samuel. Works ; with MuT> 
 phy's essay. Lynani, Bev. Robert, ed, 
 Lond., 1825. 6v 21—186 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Essay on the life and genius of Dr. Johnson; aud part 
 1 of the "Rambler." 
 
 2. Part 2 of the 'Karabler," aud the "Idler." 
 
 3. Adventures and lives of the English poets. 
 
 4. Lives of the English poets, aud Uvea of eminent 
 
 persons. 
 
 5. Philological, political, and miscellaneous tracts; and 
 
 Reviews aud criticisms. 
 
 6. Jouniey to the western islands and Scotland; His^ 
 
 tory of Rasselas, prince of Abissinia; Tales of 
 imagination; Poems; Poemata; Letters; Prayers 
 and meditations; Sermons. 
 For lives of Samuel Johnson, sec Biography, 
 
 Johnson, liec. Samuel. Oriental relig- 
 ious aud their relation to universal I'e- 
 ligion: India. Host., 1873 14—87 
 
 COSTENTB. 
 
 Introductory; Religion and life; Religious philosophy; 
 Buddhism. 
 
 Same: China. Bost., 1877 14— 87, 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 Elements; Structures; Sages; Beli.efs. 
 
 Johnson, Samuel William. Agricul- 
 tural chemlsti-y. (/« Sm. ifept., 1859).. 54 — 324 
 
 Johnson, T. and J. W. Law catalogue. 
 
 Phila., 1850. 2v 29—179 
 
 Johnson, Virginia W. See Fiction. 
 
 Johnson, Walter U. Rex)ort to the 
 Navy Department of the United States 
 on American coals applicable to steam 
 navigation, and to other purposes. 
 Wash., 1844 18—109 
 
 JollMSOn, Sir William. See Biography. 
 
 Johnston, Alexander Keith. Physical 
 atlas ; a series of maps and illustrations 
 of the geographical distribution of nat- 
 ural phenomena. Loud., 1849 B — 
 
 Johnston, James Finley Weir. Notes 
 (m North America; agricultural, eco- 
 nomical, and social. Bost. aud Ediu,, 
 1851. 2v 44—268 
 
 Johnston, Joseph Eggleston. Narra- 
 tive of military operations, 1861-'65. 
 Illus. N. Y., 1874 42—254 
 
 Johonnot, James. School-houses. 
 Illus. N. Y., 1871..... 14—82 
 
 Jones, Charles C. Historical sketch of 
 Tomo-chi-chi, Mico of the Yamacraws. 
 Albany, 1868 42—258 
 
 Jones, John Paul. See Biography. 
 
 Jones, Josei)h. Researches concerning 
 certain North American vertebrata. 
 (Sm. Contrib., v. 8) 5:J— 322 
 
 Jones, M. See Fiction. 
 
 Jones, Owen. 'Grammar of ornament; 
 illustrated by examples from various 
 styles of ornament. Lond., n. d 15^ gg 
 
 Jones, Sir William. Essay on the law 
 of bailments. Lond., 1833..,...., 29—178 
 
JONES. 
 
 170 
 
 KANE. 
 
 Jones, William A. Report upon the re- 
 conuaissauce of northwesteru Wyoming, 
 including Yellowstone national park, ! 
 
 1873. Wash., 1875 54— 
 
 Jonson, Ben. Poems. {In the British 
 poets, v.l, pp. 2-4.) Aiken, J.,ef7. 1856. 17—104 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 To William Camdeu; From Cynthia's revels; From the 
 silent woman ; Hajrs ; Epitaph on the countess of Pem- 
 broke, sister to Sir Philip Sidney; On Lucy, countess 
 of Bedford; SongtoCelia; Tothe'same; From the shep- 
 herd's holiday ; Love, a little boy, from the Masque on 
 Lord Haddington's marriage; Epitaph on Elizabeth 
 L. H. 
 Dramas. (In (Ae British dramatists, 
 
 pp. 140-237.) Keltie, J. S., ed. 1870.. 17—104 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 The alchemist; Epiccene, or, the silent woman; Every 
 man in his humour. 
 
 Jordan. See Palestine, works of Macgregor and Lynch. 
 
 Jordan, David Starr. Contributions to 
 North .\iuerican ichthyology ; biised pri- 
 marily on the collections of the United 
 States national museum. Part 1. (Sm. 
 Misc. Coll., V. VS.) Wash., 1877 - 53—323 
 
 Same. Part 2. (Sm. Misc. Coll., 
 
 V. 13.) Wa.sh., 1877 5»— 323 
 
 Jorrocks, Johu, pseud. See Bvateea, 
 K. S. 
 
 Jorrocks' jaunts and jollities, by John 
 Jorrocks. Surtees, R. S. 1838 11— 61 
 
 Josephine, Empress. See Biography. 
 
 Joseph ns, Flavius. Works. Whiston, 
 
 \V.,ir. Ediu., 1865 42—256 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 Life of Flavius Josephus; Antiquities of the Jews; Jew- 
 ish wars: Discourse conceniiu^ Hades ; Three disserta- 
 tions; Table of Jewish weights and measures. 
 
 Joubert, Joseph. Arnold, M. {In his 
 
 Essays on criticism. 1875) 23 — 141 
 
 Journal. For journals of individuals, see name of person 
 specified, as joui iial of Andrew BUicott ; also, for .jour- 
 nals published by societies, such as the journal of Frank- 
 lin Institute, see name of the society in general aljihabet. 
 
 Journal of researches into the natural his- 
 tory and geology of countries visited, 
 &c. Darwin, Charles. 1846. 2v 31—191 
 
 Journalism and the Press : 
 
 American newspaper directory. 
 
 Ro well, G. P. 1872-'75 25—149 
 
 Areopagitica: a speech for the lib- 
 erty of unlicensed printing. Milton, J. 
 ( In his Prose works, v. 2. 1853) 21—125 
 
 Chapters in the history of popular 
 
 progress, in England, in relation to the 
 freedom of the press, 1660-1820. Rout- 
 ledge, J. 1876 46—283 
 
 Journalism in the United States, 
 
 from 1690 to 1872. Hudson, F. N.Y., 
 
 1873 22-129 
 
 Letter to a .young contributor. Hig- 
 
 ginson, T. W. {In his Atlantic essays. 
 
 1871) 23-141 
 
 Liberty of conscience and free dis- 
 cussion. Froude, J. A. (/« his Short 
 studies, v.l, 1872)......, 23—140 
 
 Journalism, and the Press — continued. 
 
 Secrets of the sanctum: an inside 
 
 view of an editor's life. Hill, A. F. 
 
 1875 22-^129 
 
 Speech in defence of J. Peltier, ac- 
 cused of a libel on the first consul. Mack- 
 iutosb, J. {In Miscellaneous works : Mod- 
 ern British essayists. 1854) 23 — 142 
 
 Use and abuse of newspapers. 
 
 Maurice, F. D. (/« his Friendship of 
 books. 1874) 23—138 
 
 Journey round my room. Maistre, Xavier 
 
 de. 1871 23—138 
 
 Journeys. For journeys to various places, gee names of 
 such places in seneral alphabet; aUo, for journeys around 
 the world, nee Geography and travels. 
 
 Joutel, M. Journal of the last voyage 
 performed by Mons. de la Sale to the 
 gulph of Mexico, to find the mouth of the 
 Mississippi river. Lond., 1714 34 — 206 
 
 Jowett, Benjamin, D.D.,<r. ^ee Plato 
 (Dialogues) 17—103 
 
 Joyce, Walter Dwyer. Deirdre. {No 
 
 name series. No. 2.) Bost., Ib7() 16—97 
 
 Judd, Sylvester. Sec Fiction. 
 
 Judicial puzzles gathered from the State 
 trials. Paget, J. San Francisco, 1876. 29 — 177 
 
 Judiciary. See Biography (Collective : Legal) ; Law. 
 
 Jndson, Mrs. Emily Chubbuck. {Fannj/ 
 Forester. ) See Fiction. 
 
 Judson, L. Carroll. Biography of the 
 signers of the declaration of independ- 
 ence; and of Washington and Patrick 
 Henry. Phila., 1839 36—219 
 
 Jukes, Joseph Beete. Excursionsiu and 
 about Newfoundland during the years 
 1839-'40. Lond., 1842. 2v 34—210 
 
 Julianus, Flavius Claudius (iio«i«He»i- 
 piror). Les Cesars. .\m8terdam, 1628. 39 — 239 
 
 Jnllian, Pierre L. I*, de. Memoirs of 
 Joseph Fouchf^, duke of Otranto, min- 
 ister of general police of France. Boat., 
 1825 40—246 
 
 June, Jennie, pseud. .S ■;• Croly, Mrs. 
 Jennie C. 
 
 Junius, imiid. See Biography. 
 
 Jnnot, Laure Permon. See Abrantes, 
 Duchess d'. 
 
 Kalevala. Selections. With an introduc- 
 tion and analysis. Porter, John A., tr. 
 N.Y.,1869 16— S7 
 
 Kaines, Lord. See Home, Henry. 
 
 Kane, Elisha Kent. Arctic explorations ; 
 the second GrinnoU expedition in search 
 of Sir John Franklin, 1853-'.55. lUus. 
 Phila., 1857. 2v 33—200 
 
 Astronomical observations in the 
 
 arctic seas. (/« Sm. Conlrih., v. 12)... 53 — 322 
 
 Magnetical observations in the 
 
 .arctic seas. (/« Sm, Confrib., v. 10) .53 — 322 
 
Kane. 
 
 171 
 
 KiN(i. 
 
 Kane, P^lisha Kent— continued. 
 
 Meteorological observations in the 
 
 arctic seas. (In Sm. Contrib., v. 1 1) ,'>3— ;i2-2 
 
 Tidal observations in the arctic 
 
 seas. (Oi Bm. Coiitiib., V. 13) 53—322 
 
 IJn i ted States Grinucll expedition in 
 
 search of Sir John Franklin : a personal 
 
 narrative. Illns. N. Y., 1854 33—200 
 
 Kansas : 
 
 Board of agriculture, fourth annual 
 
 report. Topeka, 1875 18—107 
 
 First biennial report, 1877- 
 
 '78. Topeka,1878 18—108 
 
 Ooleoptera in Kansas. Le Conte, 
 
 J. L. {In Bm. liept.,v. 11) .'■)4— 324 
 
   — Kansas. Illns. Robinson, S. T. L. 
 
 Bost. and Lond., 1857 49—299 
 
 Six months in Kansas. Robinson, 
 
 H. A. Boston, 1856 2;i— 216 
 
 Note. — See reports of the Pacific railroad surveys for in- 
 formation in resard to tlie natural liistorv and g'eologv of 
 Kansas (20—118). 
 
 Kai'oiyi, Lieut, von. Products of com- 
 bustion of gun cotton and gunpowder. 
 (/« Sm. liepl., 1864) .54—324 
 
 Kashgar. Sec Turkistan. 
 
 Katliarine. See Catherine in Biography and Fiction. 
 
 Kathrina: a poem. Holland, J. 6. 1869. 16—100 
 
 Kavanajfli, Julia, fiae Fiction. 
 
 Keary, Annie. See Fiction. 
 
 Keary, C. F., ed. Dawn of history. N. 
 Y., n. d 30—186 
 
 Keating:, William H. Expedition to the 
 source of the St. Peter's river, Lake 
 Wiunepeck, and Lake of the Woods, in 
 the year 1823, under the command of 
 Major Stephen H. Long. Phila., 1824. 
 2 V 34—206 
 
 Keats, John: 
 
 For critical notices of Keats, see De Quincey's (T.) Essays 
 on the poets (21 — !2(i} : Stedman's (|5. C.) Victorian poets 
 (23—139); Jeaey's(r.) Contributions, &c. (23— 142). 
 
 Keddie, Mim H. See Tytler, Sarah, 
 pseud., in Fiction. 
 
 Kecler, Ralph. Vagabond adventures. 
 Host., 1870 6—39 
 
 Keen, William W. On the surgical com- 
 plications and sequels of the continued 
 fevers. {In Sm. Mise.. Coll., v. 15) 53—323 
 
 Kelley, Jonathan F. See Fiction. 
 
 Kelley, O. H. Account of an ancient 
 town in Minnesota. (In Sm. liept., 
 1863) 54—324 
 
 Kelly, Fanny. My captivity among the 
 Sioux Indians ; with a brief account of 
 (ieneral Sully's Indi.an expedition in 1864, 
 bearing upon events occurring in my 
 captivity. IJlus. Hartford, 1873 34—207 
 
 Keltic, John S., ed. AVc.rks of the Brit- 
 ish dramatists. Edin. , 1870 17—104 
 
 Keinble, Charles. See Biography (Col- 
 lective: Dramatic). 
 
 Kenible, Frances Anne. Records of a 
 
 childhood. N. Y., 1879 40—242 
 
 See, also, Mrs. Jameson's sketch of F. A. K., in her 
 Sketches of art (15—90). 
 
 Kemp, Edward. How to lay out a gar- 
 den. Illns. N. Y., 1860 19—117 
 
 Kendall, George Wilkins. Narrative 
 of the Texan Santa F<S expedition. lUus. 
 N.Y.,1850. 2 v 35—216 
 
 Kennedy, John Pendleton. Memoirs 
 of William Wirt. Phila., 1850. 2 v.. . 42—256 
 
 Mr. Ambrose's letters on the rebel- 
 lion. N.Y.,1865 29—175 
 
 For his novels, gee Fiction. 
 
 Kennedy, William. Texas : the rise, 
 progress, and prospects of the republic 
 of Texas. Lond., 1841. 2 v 50—305 
 
 Kenrick, John. Ancient Egypt under 
 thePbaraohs. Lond., 1850. 2v 45—277 
 
 Kent, James. Commentaries on Ameri- 
 can law. N.Y.,1848 29—178 
 
 Kentucky : 
 
 Historical sketches of Kentucky. 
 
 Illus. Collins, L. ISiO 49—299 
 
 History of Kentucky. Marshall, H. 
 
 1824. 2 V 49—299 
 
 History of the commonwealth of 
 
 Kentucky. Butler, M. 1834 49—299 
 
 Travels in Kentucky. Micbaux, F. 
 
 A. Lond., 1805 34—206 
 
 Keppel, George Thomas, bih earl of 
 Albemarle. Fifty years of my life. N. Y., 
 1876 40—242 
 
 Eeramics. See Fine Arts (Pottery and porcelain). 
 
 Khiva : 
 
 A ride to Khiva. Burnaby, F. 
 
 1877 36—222 
 
 Campaigning on the Oxus, and the 
 
 fall of Khiva. MacGahan, J. A. 1874.35—211 
 
 Kidder, Daniel P. Sketches of a resi- 
 dence and travels in Brazil. Illus. 
 Phila., 1845. 2v 1 35—214 
 
 Kidder, Frederic. History of the Bos- 
 ton massacre, March 5, 1770 ; consisting 
 of the narrative of the town, the trial 
 of the soldiers, and a historical intro- 
 dnction containing unpublished docu- 
 ments of John Adams, and explanatory 
 notes. Albany, 1870 49—300 
 
 Kidder, J. H. Natural history of Ker- 
 guelen island, made in connection with 
 the American transit of Venus expedi- 
 tion, 1874-'75. Parts 1, 2. (In Sm. 
 Misc. Coll. , V. 13. ) AVash. , 1875 53—322 
 
 Kiddle, Henry, and Schem, A. J., eda. 
 Cyclopiedia of education. N. Y. and 
 Lond., 1877 14— 82 
 
 Killarney. See Ireland. 
 
 Kimball, Richard B. See Fiction. 
 King;, Charles. Memoir of the Croton 
 aqueduct. N.Y.,1843 53—321 
 
KIHG. 
 
 172 
 
 KNIGHT. 
 
 King;, Clarence. Mountaineering in the 
 
 Sierra Nevada. Bost., 1872 3.5— 21G 
 
 United States geological explora- 
 tion of the 40th parallel. Wash., 1870- 
 '78. 6 V. and atlas 31—187 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 V. 1. Systematic geology. King, C. 
 
 2. Descriptive geology. Hague, A., aud Emmous, S. F. 
 
 3. Mining industry (with atlas). Hague, J. D. 
 
 4. Ornithology anil palioontology. Part 1. Meek, F. B. 
 
 Part 2. Hall, J., and Whitfield, K. P. Part 3. P.idg- 
 ■way, Eohert. 
 
 5. Botany. Watson, S. 
 
 6. Microscopical petrography. Zirkcl, F. 
 
 King, Robert (Viscount Kingshorough). 
 See Kingsborough. 
 
 King, Thomas. Modern style of cabinet- 
 vrork exemplified. lUus. Lond., 1862. B— 
 
 King and the commonwealth: Charles I 
 and the rebellion. Cordery, B. M., and 
 Phillpotts, J. 8. 1876 45—277 
 
 King Arthur : a iioem. Bulwer-Lytton, 
 SirE.G.E.h. 1871 16—100 
 
 King Een<5'8 daughter. Hertz, H. n,d.. 16 — 97 
 
 King's secret. Broglie, Due de. 1879. 
 2v 46—280 
 
 Kinglake, Alexander William. Battle 
 of Balaclava. Edin. and Lond., 1875.. 43 — 266 
 Note. — The text of this hook is the same as that which 
 stands printed in the 2d volume of the Invasion of the 
 Crimea, from p. 377. 
 
 ■= Battle of Inkernian. Edin. aud 
 
 Lond., 1875 43—266 
 
 Note. — The text of this book is the same as that which 
 stands printed in the 3d volume of the Invasion of the 
 Crimea. 
 
 Invasion of the Crimea : its origin, 
 
 and an account of its i:(rogress, down to 
 the death of Lord Raglan. N. Y., 1868- 
 '80. 4v 45—378 
 
 Kingman, Bradford. History of North 
 Bridgewater, Massachusetts. Illus. 
 Bost., 1866 50—307 
 
 KingsbOl'OUgll, Robert King, JSarl of 
 Kingstou, Viscount. Antiquities of Mex- 
 
 ' ico : fac-similes of ancient Mexican 
 paintings and hieroglyiihios ; with the 
 monuments of New Spain, by Dupaix, 
 M. Lond., 1830-'48. 9v A— 
 
 Kingsley, Charles. At last : a Christ- 
 mas in the West Indies. Illus. Lond., 
 
 1874 35—215 
 
 Glaucus ; or, the wonders of the 
 shore. Illus. Lend., 1873 31—189 
 
 Health and education. N. Y.,1874. 23—139 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 The science of health ; The two breaths ; The tree of 
 knowledge ; Nausicaa in London, or, the lower educa- 
 tion; The air mothers; Thrift; The study of natural 
 history ; On bio-geology ; Heroism ; Superstition ; 
 Science; Grots and groves ; George Buchanan, scholar; 
 Kondelet, the Huguenot naturalist; Yesalius, the anato- 
 mist. 
 
 Hermits, The. Illus. Lond.,n. d. 36— 218 
 
 Phaethon ; or, loose thoughts for 
 
 loose thinkers. Cambridge, 1859 23—139 
 
 Same. {In his Sir Walter Raleigh, 
 
 &c. 1859) 23—139 
 
 Kingsley, Charles — continued. 
 Plays and 'Puritans, and other his- 
 torical essays. 1-ond. , 1873 23 — 139 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Plays and Puritans; Sir Walter Baleigh and his times; 
 Fronde's history of England. 
 
 Same. (In his Sir Walter Raleigh, 
 
 &.C.) 23—139 
 
 . Poems : Saint's tragedy, Androme- 
 da, songs, ballads, &c. Lond. and N. Y., 
 1872 16— 97 
 
 Prose idylls, new and old. Lond., 
 
 1874 2:5— i:w 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 A charm of birds ; Chalk-stream studies ; The fens ; My 
 winter garden ; From ocean to sea ; North Devon. 
 
 Sir Walter Raleigh aud his times ; 
 
 with other papers. Bost. , 1859 23—139 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Alexandria and her schools ; Bums aud liis school ; 
 Fronde's England, from Wolsey to Elizabeth ; My win- 
 ter garden ; North Devon ; Phaethon ; Plays and Puri- 
 tans ; Poetry of sacred and legendary art ; Sir Walter 
 Raleigh ; Tennyson; Vaughau's Hours with the mystics. 
 
 For his novels aud tales, see Fiction. Also, see Biography 
 for letters and life of Kingsley, C. 
 
 Kingsley, Henry. Tales of old travel. 
 
 Illus. Lond. andN. Y., 1869 34—209 
 
 Sec Fiction for his novels. 
 
 Kip, Leonard. -See Fiction. 
 
 Kip, William Ingraham. Early Jesuit mis- 
 sions in North America ; compiled and 
 translated from the letters of the French 
 Jesuits; with notes. Albany,1873 14 — 85 
 
 Kil'by, Mary and Elizabeth. World at 
 home ; or, pictures aud scenes from far- 
 off lands. Illus. Lond. andN. Y., 1872. 6—38 
 
 Kil'by, AV. W. Journey to Youcan, 
 Russiau America. (In 8ta. Sept., 18(ii). 54 — 324 
 ' Kirk, John Foster. History of Charles 
 the Bold, Duke of Burgundy. N. Y., 
 1864-'68. 3v 47—290 
 
 Kil'ke, Edmund, pseiut. See Gilmore, 
 J. R., in Fiction. 
 
 Kii'kland, Frazar. Cyclopedia of 
 commercial and business anecdotes. 
 Illus. N. Y., 1864. 2v 22—131 
 
 Pictorial book of anecdotes and 
 
 incidents of the war of the rebellion. 
 Hartford, 1866 22—131 
 
 Kii'kland, Samuel. See Biography. 
 
 Klaczko, Julian. Two chancellors : 
 Prince Gortchakof and Prince Bismarck. 
 Ward, F. P. , tr. N. Y., 1876 37-2-23 
 
 Knatchbull-Hugesscii. See Hu- 
 gessen, E. H. Knatchbull-, in Fiction. 
 
 Knickerbocker, D., pseud. See Irv- 
 iug's, (W.) History of New York, in 
 Fiction. 
 
 Kuight, Charles. Cyclopiedia of Lon- 
 dou. I11U.S. Lond., 1851 30—182 
 
 Half-hours with the best authors. 
 
 Lond., 1866. 4v 23—136 
 
 Half-hours with the best letter- 
 writers and autobiographers. Lond. 
 andN. Y., n. d. 2v 23—136 
 
KNIGHT. 
 
 175 
 
 LA PAKE. 
 
 Kuight« Charles — continued. 
 
 London. Ilhis. Loud., 1851. 6 v. ;{0— 182 
 
 Xote. — Descriptive aiul bistorical essays bv O. Kniglit, 
 G. L'. Craik, J. C. riatt, J. Saunders, J. ft. PlanchtS J. 
 Bowinau; J. W. Fairholt. 
 
 Passages from my life. N. Y., 1874. 
 
 (An abridgment) 40 — 242 
 
 Klligitt, Edward H. American mechan- 
 ical dictionary. lUus. N. Y., 1874-76. 
 3v 26—158 
 
 Kiiijf lit, Miss Ellis Cornelia. See Biog- 
 raphy. 
 
 Klligllt, Richard Payne. Symbolical 
 language of ancient art and mythology : 
 an inquiry. Index by Wilder, Alexander. 
 N.Y.,1876 15— 88 
 
 Knighthood : 
 
 Age of chivalry. Bulfinch, T. 
 
 1867 1— 1 
 
 History of the knights hospitallers 
 
 of St. John of Jerusalem ; styled after- 
 wards knights of Rhodes, and at present 
 knights of Malta. A'ertot, D'Aubeuf. 
 Edin., 1757. 5v :?7— 224 
 
 Knights and their days. Doran, J. 
 
 N. Y.,1864 an- 138 
 
 See, also, History (Crusailes). 
 
 Knolles, Richard. 'General historic of 
 the Tnrkes, with all the notable expedi- 
 tions of the Christian princes against 
 them. Lond., 1631 53—319 
 
 Knoi'l*, E. R., erf. Memoranda on run- 
 ning surveys, with remarks on chronom- 
 eter errors and rates. Wash., 1872 55—331 
 
 Knowlcs, James Sheridan. Dramatic 
 
 works. Lond.,n.d 16 — 97 
 
 •See Drama (alpliabetical list). 
 
 Kuox, John. See Biography. 
 
 KolllratlSCll, H. FriedrichT. History 
 of Germany, to 1814. Haas, J. D., tr. 
 N. Y., 1853 47—290 
 
 Koran. See Biblical and religious literature (Mobammedau- 
 ism). 
 
 Kornhllbcr, G. A. Alternate genera- 
 tion and parthenogenesis in the aniina) 
 kingdom. {In Bm. Ilc2>t., 1871) .^)4— 324 
 
 Kossuth, Louis. Memories of my exile, 
 translated from tlie Hungarian by Jausz, 
 F. N. Y., 1880 40—241 
 
 Krafi't, J. Ch. Maisous de Paris, et dc 
 scs environs, avec planches. Paris, 1849. B — 
 
 Recueil d'arcliitecture civile, avec 
 
 les planches. Paris, 1829 B — 
 
 Traite sur I'art de la charpente. 
 
 Paris, 1840. 2v B— 
 
 Kropp, W. Physical geographj' of the 
 Red sea, with sailing directions and 
 routes for steamers from Aden to the 
 straits of Snuda and back. Wash., 1872. 55 — 332 
 
 Lilibbcrtoil, Robert H. Historical 
 atlas : a chronological series of one hun- 
 dred maps. Phila., 1872 43—265 
 
 Historical ([uestious: companion 
 
 book to "Outlines of history." Phila., 
 
 1872 43—265 
 
 Outlines of history, with original 
 
 tables, chronological, genealogical, and 
 literary. Phila., 1872 43—265 
 
 Lia Bcche, Sir Henry Thomas de. Geo- 
 logical manual. Phila., 1832 32—193 
 
 Geological observer. Illus. Phila., 
 
 1851 32—193 
 
 Selection of geological memoirs con- 
 tained in the "Annales des mines," by 
 Brongniart, Humboldt, von Buch, and 
 others. Illus. Lond., 1836 32—194 
 
 Labor. See Political economy. 
 
 Labor in Europe and America. Young, E. 
 
 Wash., 1875 29—176 
 
 Laboratory. See Cliemistry (Blowpipe). 
 
 liabl'OSSe, F. Navigation of tlie Atlan- 
 tic ocean. Wash., 1873 55—332 
 
 Navigation of the Pacific ocean, 
 
 China seas, &c. 1875 5,5—332 
 
 Lia Bruyerc, Jean de. Characters of 
 Theophrastus; illustrated by physiog- 
 nomical sketches. Lond., 1831 22—130 
 
 Lacka'wamia valley. Contributions to the 
 
 history of. Hollister, H. 1857 49—299 
 
 Lacretelle, Henri dc. Lamartine aud 
 his friends. Odell, M. E. N. Y., 1880.. 40— 241 
 
 Laci'oix, Freddric. Isles Baloares et 
 Pithyuses. [Univers.] Paris, 1847 4:{— 260 
 
 Malte et le Goze. [lies d'Afrique. 
 
 1848] 43—261 
 
 Possessions aiiglaises dans FAmor- 
 
 ique du uord. [Univers.] Paris, 1849.. 43 — 261 
 Hound ^vlth Histoirc des Antilles. 
 
 Lacroix, Paul. Manners, customs, and 
 dress, during the middle ages, and dur- 
 ing the renaissance period. Illus. N. Y. , 
 1874 43—264 
 
 Lacroix, Pierre Louis. Italic ancienue. 
 [Uni vei s. ] Paris, 1847 43—260 
 
 Ladies and officers of the United States 
 army; or, American aristocracy. (?reen, 
 1). M. Chicago, 1880 22—128 
 
 Ladies of the White House. Holloway, 
 L. C. 1880 37—2.55 
 
 Lady Byron vindicated. Stowe, H. B. 
 
 Bost., 1870. 2 copies 39—249 
 
 Lady of LaGaraye : poem. Norton, Hon. 
 
 Mrs.C. Lond., 1871 16-95 
 
 Lady of Lyons : a play. Bulwer-Lytton, 
 
 *')-E. G. E. L. (/ttAi« Dramatic works). 16—100. 
 
 Same. {Bound irilh New Timon. 
 
 1849) 16—100 
 
 Lady of the lake: i)oem. Scott, .Sir W. 
 
 1873 17—107 
 
 La Fare, Charles Auguste, Marquis de. 
 .See Petits Poetes Franf ais, v. 1 17—103 
 
Lafayette. 
 
 174 
 
 LANGUAGH. 
 
 liafayette, Marquis de. See Biography. 
 
 liafcver, Minard. Beauties of moderu 
 architecture. lUus. N. Y., 1849 30—182 
 
 r.a Ilarpc, Jean Fraiif.oisde. /SeePetits 
 
 I'oetes FraufaiN, V. 2 17 103 
 
 La Hodde, Liicien do. Cradle of rebel- 
 lious: a history of the secret societies of 
 France. N. Y., 1864 46—280 
 
 Liahoutan, N., Baron de. M<?inoires de 
 
 I'Amdrique septentriouale. 1715 34 — 205 
 
 Lake-dwellings. See Man (Prehistoric). 
 
 Lake George, lllu.s. He Costa, B. F. N. 
 Y., 1S68 U--209 
 
 Lake Superior. Ancient mining on the 
 shores of. Whittlesey, Charles. (/« Sm. 
 Contrib., v. 13) 53—322 
 
 JLainartine, Alphonse Marie Louis de 
 Prat de. History of the French revolu- 
 tion of 1848. Loud., 1849 46—280 
 
 History of the Girondists ; or, per- 
 sonal memoirs of the i)atriots of the 
 French revolution. Ryde, H. T., (r. N. 
 Y.,1854. 2v 46—280 
 
 Memoirs of celebrated characters. 
 
 N. Y.,1854. 2v 36—217 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Nelson ; Heloisc ; Columbu.s ; Palissy ; Koostam ; 
 Marcus TitUius Cicero. 
 
 2. Socrates; Jac{iuard ; Joan of Arc; Cromwell; Ho- 
 
 mer; (iuteuberg; F6nelon. 
 
 Twenty-five years of my life, and 
 
 memoirs of my mother. Herbert, Lady, 
 
 ir. Loud., 1872. 2v 40 241 
 
 Same (abridged). Stoddard, R. H., 
 
 I'd. {Hric-a-braciierien,v.3.) N. Y.,1H74. 36 — 218 
 See Biography. 
 
 r<aiilb, Charles. Eliaua; hitherto uucol- 
 lected writings. N. Y.,1870 23—137 
 
 COXTKNTS. 
 
 Essays and slietclies; Pawubrolier's dauj^bter; Tlie ad- 
 ventures of Ulysses ; Tales ; Poems ; Letters. 
 
 Works ; including his most interest- 
 ing letters. Talfourd, Sir Thomas Noon, 
 ed. N. Y., 1867 21-125 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Letters; Final memorials; Essays of Ella; Poijular fal- 
 lacies; Rosamund Gray; Essays, &c.; Poems; Transla- 
 tions, &.C. 
 
 Works. Talfourd, *'(> Thomas 
 
 Noon, (•(?. Phila., 1856. v. 2, 3, 4 21— 125 i 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V- 2. Rosamund (5 ray; Essays; Letters under assumed 
 siRnaturcH, publisliedin "The Reflector"; Curious 
 frajjiucnts extracted from a common-place liook 
 which belonged to Robert Burton ; Poems, transla- 
 tions. &c. 
 
 3. Life and letters of Clutrles Lamb. Talfourd, Thomas 
 
 Noon. 
 
 4. Specimens of English dramatic poets wholived al)out 
 
 the time of Shakspeare ; with notes. 
 See Biography. 
 
 Lambert, Claude Francois, abW. See 
 Saint Lambert. 
 
 Lainon, Ward H. Life of Abraham 
 Lincoln, from his birth to his inaugura- 
 tion as President. Illus. Host., 1872.. 40—241 
 
 Liamotte, Antoiue Houdard de. See 
 Petits I'octes Fraufais, v. 1 17 — 103 
 
 ' La Mottn-Foiiqiic. See Pouque, in 
 Fiction. 
 
 i Laiiipa<liuii», W. A. Life of Felix 
 I Mendelssohu-Bartholdy. Gage, W. L., 
 I tr. N.Y.,1866 41-251 
 
 I Lancaster and Tork, ,S'ee England (History: by periods), in 
 general alphabet. . ./ j- 
 
 Land]of the white elephant. Vincent, F. 
 
 I N.Y.,1874 35_2U 
 
 iLandofThor. Browne, J. R. N. Y. , 1867 . 36— 222 
 Lander, Frederic W. Report of a re- 
 connaissance from Puget sound, via 
 ^ South Pass, to the Mississippi river. 
 
 {In Pacific railroad reports, Y. 2) 20—118 
 
 Laiidor, Walter Savage. Imaginary 
 conversations. Bost., 1876-77. 4v... 23—136 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 1 8t series : Classical dialogues, Greek and Roman. 
 2d series : Dialogues of sovereigns and statesmeu- 
 3d series : Dialogues of literary men. 
 4th series: Dialogues of literary men continued, Dia- 
 i logues of famous women, and Miscellaneous dialogues. 
 
 Lauds of the Saracen. Taylor, J. Bayard. 
 
 1*^*59 35—213 
 
 Landscape gardening. See Agricnltnre (Gardening). 
 
 LaiiKdoii, Mary, psetid. See Pike, M. H. 
 
 LANGUAGE AND PHILOLOGY. 
 Origin and Philosophy of Language. 
 
 Instructions for research relative to the philology, 
 &c., of America. Gibbs, George. (Article 11, 
 V. 7, Sm. Misc. Cull.) Wash., 1863 53—323 
 
 Language. De Quincey, T. {In his Letters to a 
 
 young man, pp. 161-187. 1861) 21—126 
 
 Lectures on the science of language. Mailer, Max. 
 
 2v. 1868 i5_93 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 V. 1. The science of language one of the physical sciences ; 
 Growth of language in contradistinction to history 
 oflanguage; Empirical stage; Classiflcatory stage'; 
 Genealogical classiUcatioii; Comparative gram- 
 mar; Constituent elements; Morphological classifi- 
 cation ; Origin of language. 
 2. New material and new theories; Language and rea- 
 son; Physiological alphabet; Phonetic change- 
 Grimm's law; Etymology: Powers of roots; Met- 
 aphor; Mythology of the Greeks; Jupiter, the su- 
 preme Aryan god; Myths of the dawn; Modern 
 mythology. 
 
 Modern philology; its discoverie.s, history, and 
 
 iufiuence. Dwight, Ben.iamin W. N. Y., 1865. 15— 93 
 
 Same. Second series. N. Y., 1869 15 93 
 
 Philological tracts. Johnson, S. (In his Works, 
 
 V. 5. 182.5) 21 125 
 
 Philology. Peile, John. (Science primers.) N. 
 
 Y-,1878 i5_93 
 
 Words and places; or, etymological illustrations 
 of history, ethnology, and geograpliy. Taylor, 
 Isaac. Lond., 1873 ^^ 92 
 
 Comparative Philology. 
 
 Chips from a German workshop. Muller, F. Max. 
 
 4v. N.Y., 1871 :. 23-138 
 
 Modern philology. Dwight, B. W. 1869. 2v-.. 15—93 
 On the distribution and classification of tongues. 
 Maury, A. (In Nott and Gliddon's Races of the 
 earth, pp. 25-87. 1857) 30—185 
 
LANGUAGE. 
 
 175 
 
 LANGUAGE. 
 
 .Language and Philology — continued. 
 Various Lauguages. 
 
 AMERICANISMS. 
 
 Dictionary of Americanisms. Bartlett,.J. K. Bost., 
 
 1860 15— 91 
 
 English language in America. Bristed, C. A. 
 
 (7n Cam bridge essays, pp. 57-78. 1855) 23—142 
 
 Words and plirases which have been supposed to i 
 
 be peculiar to the United States of America; 
 with an essay on the present slate of the English 
 language in the United States. Pickering, John. 
 Boat., 1816 15— 91 
 
 ANGLO-SAXON LANGUAOE. 
 
 Hand-book of Auglo-Saxon derivatives. N. V., 
 
 18.55 15— 92 
 
 On the language of tlie Anglo-Saxons. Turner, S. 
 (In hu History of the AngloSaxous, v. 2, p. 82. 
 1841) 46—281 
 
 CHINESE LANGUAGE. 
 
 Chinese language. Johnson, S. (In hit Oriental 
 
 religions: China, pp. 397-433. 1877) 14—87 
 
 Discoveries in Chinese; or, the symbolism of the 
 primitive characters of the Chinese system of 
 writing. Andrews, Stephen Pearl. Illus. N.Y., 
 1854 15_ 03 
 
 ENGLISH LANGUAGE. 
 
 General TVorki. 
 
 Diversions of Purley, with the author's letter to 
 .lohn Dunning. Tooke, John Home. New edi- 
 tion, by Taylor, Richard. Loud., 1840 1.3 — 93 
 
 Hand-book of the English language. Lathan]. 
 
 R. G. N. Y., 1800 15—93 
 
 Lectures on the English language. First series. 
 
 Marsh, George P. N. Y., 1867 15—93 
 
 Origin and liistory of the English language, and of 
 the early literature it embodies. Marsh, George 
 P. N. Y., 1869 15—93 
 
 Compoaitioii. 
 
 • Art of .speech ; Studies in poetry and prose. 
 
 Townsend, L. T. v. 1. N. Y., 1880 15—93 
 
 Elements of rlietoric. De Mille, James. K. Y., 
 
 IS78 15_ 93 
 
 Lectures on rhetoric and belles-lettres. Blair, H. 
 
 Phihi., 1860 
 
 Language and Philology — lontiuued. 
 
 Gnimmai: 
 
 Englishgraiiimar. Murray, Lindley. York, Eng., 
 1816. 2 V 
 
 English language in its elements and forms. Fow- 
 ler, W. C. N. Y., 1860 
 
 Proiii(iici<(iiiiii. 
 
 Pronouncing hand. book of words often mispro- 
 nounced. Soule, R., and Campbell, L. J. Best., 
 1873 
 
 PiinctiHlliun. 
 
 Elements of punctuation ; witli rules on llic use of 
 capital letters. Wilson,.!. Best., 1856 
 
 Si/noiii/ms. 
 
 Dictionary of English synonyms and parallel ex- 
 pressions. Soule, R. Best., 1878 
 
 Synonyms discriminated. Smith, Charles John. 
 N. Y., 1871 
 
 Thesaurus of English words and phrases, so clas- 
 sified and arranged as to facilitate the expres- 
 sion of ideas, and assist in literary composition. 
 Roget, Peter Mark. Best., 1868 
 
 Words. 
 
 On the study of words. Trench, R. C. N. Y., 1868- 
 
 On words. Maurice, F. D. (/n Aw Friendship of 
 books, pp. 33-60. 1874) 
 
 Words .Tud places; Taylor, I. 1873 
 
 Words and their uses. White, R. G. N. Y 
 
 Words ; their use and abuse. Alatthews, W. Chi- 
 cago, 1876 
 
 FHENCII LANGUAGE. 
 
 Dictionnaire del'Academie fran^aise, avec comple- 
 ment. Paris, 1852. 3v 
 
 Dictionary, French and English pronouncing. 
 Spiers, A., and Sureune, M. N. Y., 1852 
 
 Same. School edition, complete in one vol- 
 ume. N. Y., 1875 
 
 Grand dictionnaire Fran^aise-auglais et Anglais- 
 fran9aise. Fleming et Tibbjns. Paris. 2 v. 
 1846-49 
 
 Theoretical and practical grammar of the French 
 language. Levizac, J. P. V. L. de. Bolmar, A., 
 ed. Phila., 1861 
 
 GERMAN LANGUAGE. 
 
 25—149 
 25—150 
 
 15— 92 
 
 •i.T— 151 
 
 25—149 
 
 2,-.— 1:-)1 
 
 25—150 
 foreign 
 
 15— 91 
 15— 91 
 
 15— 93 
 
 23—138 
 1,5— 92 
 15— 93 
 
 15— 93 
 
 26—156 
 25—150 
 25— l.-iO 
 
 25—150 
 
 25—149 
 
 Uictionaries. 
 
 American dictionary of the English language. 
 Webster, Xoah. Spriugtield, Mass., 1872 
 
 Dictionary of archaic and provincial words, obso- 
 lete phrases, &c. Halliwell, J. 0. Lond., 1847. 
 2 V 
 
 Dictionary of the English language. Worcester, 
 J. E. Best., 1860 
 
 Dictionary of the English language. Richardson, 
 
 Charles. PhUa., 1847. 2v 
 
 For dictionaries of foreign languagi-s, st'e names of 
 languages given in this class. 
 
 Errors of speech and writiny; Vuhjarisms. 
 
 Plea for the queen's English. Alford, 11. N. Y., 
 
 n.d 1.5— 92 
 
 The dean's English : a criticism on the dean of Can- 
 terbury's essays on the queeu's English. Moon, 
 
 Washington. Loud., 1808 15 ij 
 
 Dictionary of the German and English languages. 
 °3 Adler, G. J. Phila., 1849 
 
 GREEK LANGUAGE. 
 
 Greek-English lexicon. Liddell, H. G., and Scott, 
 
 K. N. Y., 1848 
 
 Same. Revised edition. Oxford, 1869 
 
 INDIAN LANGUAGES OF A.MERICA. 
 
 Dictionary of the Chinook jargon, or trade language 
 of Oregon. Gibbs, George. (In Sm. J/igc. ColL, 
 V.7) 
 
 Grammar and dictionary of the Dakota language ; 
 collected by the members of the Dakota mission. 
 Kiggs, ltei>. S. R. (In Sm. Conlrib., v. 4) 
 
 Grammar of the language of the Lenni Lenape, or, 
 Delaware Indians. ZeLsberger, David. Du Pon- 
 ceau, P. S., «r. Phila., 1827 
 
 History of the Indian tribes. Schoolcraft, H. R. 
 6 V. 1851-57. Liuguistic portions; v. 2, pp. 
 339-508; V. 3, pp. 397-424; v. [4, pp. 371-416; 
 v. 5, pp. 297-299; V. 6, p. 071 
 
 25—150 
 25—150 
 
 53—322 
 
 .vi— siy 
 
LANGUAGE. 
 
 176 
 
 LA STEIB. 
 
 Language and Philology— coutlnued. 
 
 Introduction to the stiuly of lutlian languages; 
 with words, phrases, and sentences to be col- 
 lected. Powell, J. W. Wash., 1877 54— 326 
 
 Language of the Abnaquies, or eastern Indians. 
 Willis, W. iln Maine historical society collec- 
 tion, v. 4. 1850) 49—298 
 
 Language of the aborigines of America. Oibbs, 
 
 G. {Ill Sm. ]tept., 1810) 54—324 
 
 Philology, &c., of the Hidatsa Indians. Matthews, 
 Washington. (Miacellttneoiis publications, No. 7, 
 o/ the United States Geological and Oeographical 
 Survey 0/ the Territories.) Wash., 1877 54 — 326 
 
 Remarks on Indian languages. Lincoln, E. (In 
 
 Maine historical society collection, V. 1. 1H47).- 49 — 298 
 
 LATIX LANGUAGE. 
 
 Abridgment of Aiusworth's English and Latin dic- 
 tionary. Morell, T. Phila., 1859 25—150 
 
 English-Latin lexicon. Eiddle, J. E., and Arnold, 
 
 T. K. N. T., 1849 25—1.50 
 
 SCOTTISH L.\NGUAGE. 
 
 Dictionary of the Scottish language. Jamieson, 
 
 J. Edinburgh, 1867 25—150 
 
 SPANISH LANGUAGE. 
 
 Diccionario de la lengua caste liana por la AcmIc- 
 
 niia Espanola. Mad., 1832 25—151 
 
 Pictionary of the Sjjauish and English languages. 
 
 Neuman, H., itnd Baretti, G. Host., 1849. 2 v.. 25—150 
 
 YORUBA LANGUAGE. 
 
 Grammar and dictionary of the Toruba language ; 
 with an introductory description of the coimtry 
 and people of Toruba. Bowen, T. S. {In Sm. 
 Coiitrib.,-v.m 53—323 
 
 Slang. 
 
 Collection of college words and customs. Bartlett, 
 
 J. Cambridge, 1851 l.'i— 92 
 
 Dictionary of modern slang, cant, and vulgarwords, 
 by a London antiquary. [Hotteu, J.C.] Lend., 
 
 1860 1!>— i»2 
 
 See, also, Literature, variousheadings. 
 
 liailier, Sidney, «?. Boy's Froissart : 
 l)oiiig Sir Joliu Froissart's chrouicles of 
 adventure, battles, &c., in England, 
 Spain, and France. Etlited for boys, 
 with an introduction. Illus. N. ¥.,1879. 45—276 
 
 *l.anmail, Charles. Biographical an- 
 nals of the civil government of the 
 United States dnring its first century, 
 from original ami official sources. Wash., 
 1876 25—153 
 
 * Dictionary of the United States 
 
 Congress ; containing biographical 
 
 sketches of its members, from the foun- 
 dation of the government. Phila., 1859. 
 * Dictionary of the United State.s 
 
 2r>— 153 
 
 Congress and the general government. 
 
 5th edition. Hartford, 1868 25—153 
 
 Ked-book of Michigan : a civil, mili- 
 tary, and biographical history. Detroit, 
 J871 ...,...,,,;.,.,,--..,,.,,,,,,.,.,. 4?— ??« 
 
 lianoye, Fewlinand Tugnot de. Barne- 
 ses the Great ; or, Egypt 3,300 years ago. 
 {Ilhistrutcd hhrary of wonders.) N. Y., 
 1872 45—277 
 
 I^apliain, I. A. .\ntiquities of Wiscon- 
 sin, as surveyed and described on behalf 
 of tlie American Anticjuarian Society. 
 (/k Sm. Contrib., v. 7) r)3— 322 
 
 Lapland : 
 
 Northern travel : summer aud win- 
 ter pictures. Taylor, J. Bayard. 1869. 36—222 
 
 Winter in Lapland. Dillon, A. 
 
 1840. 2v 36—222 
 
 Liapoi'te, Laurent. Sailing on the Nile. 
 Vaughan, Virginia, ti: Host., 1872 33—201 
 
 La Raine, Louise de. "Ouida." See 
 Rame, L. de la, in Fiction. 
 
 Liai'coni, Lucy. Idyl of work. Bost., 
 1875 16— 98 
 
 Lardner, Dionysius. Popular lectures 
 on science and art. Illus. N. Y., 1850. 
 V. 2 32—198 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Matter; Elasticity of the air; Effects of lightning; Popu- 
 lar fallacies; Lightning rods; Thermometer; Atmo- 
 spheric electricity ; Evaporation ; Conduction of heat 
 and light ; Action and reaction ; Composition and reso- 
 lution; Centre of gravity; The lever and wheelwork; 
 Ebullition ; Combustion ; The stellar universe ; The 
 steam-engine. 
 
 l,a Kive, Augustc .Arthur de. Elec- 
 tricity in rarefied elastic fluids. (In Sm. 
 liept., 1863) 54-324 
 
 Faraday, his life and work. (In, 
 
 Sm. Kept.^lSSi) 54-324 
 
 L.a Kochefoiicaiilci, Francois, Gtk 
 due de, I'rincede ilarniUav. Moral reflec- 
 tions, sentences, and maxims ; and of 
 Stanislaus, King of Poland. N. Y., 1853. 23—137 
 
 Wits and beaux of society. Thomson, K. B. 
 
 V. 1 37—224 
 
 lia Rocliefouvaiild-Liaiicourt, 
 
 Fraufois Alexandre Frederic, Due de. 
 Constitutions des tieizo fltats-Unis de 
 I'Am^rique. Phila. et Paris, 1783 49—302 
 
 Voyage dans lesfitats-Unisd'Am^r- 
 
 ique, fait en 1795-'97. .Paris. 8v 49—302 
 
 L'art do vdritier les dates. Warden, D. B. 
 
 Paris, 1826-'44. 10 v 44—272 
 
 L<ai'\vood, Jacob, pseud. See Sadler, 
 L. K. 
 
 L.a Salle, Robert, ('avalirrdv. 6'e« Biog- 
 raphy. 
 .See Joutel's (M.) Last voyage of La Sale. 
 
 Last journals of David Livingstone in 
 Central Africa. Illus. N. Y., 1875 33—203 
 
 Last voyage of La Salle to the gulf of 
 
 Mexico. Joutel, M. Loud. , 17 14 34—206 
 
 La Syrie, la Terre-Saiute, I'Asie Mineure, 
 etc. lllustr^es: un s<?rie de vues dessi- 
 niSesd'apri'S nature, par Bartlett, W. H., 
 et Purser, Wm. : les explications des gra- 
 vurcs, par Came, John. Lond. et Paris, 
 18;j6 ,.,,....,,.,...,. :.....,: 35—213 
 
LATE. 
 
 177 
 
 LAW. 
 
 Late English poets. [Selections.] Stod- 
 dard, R. H. , ed. N. Y., 1867 17—104 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 AUinpham, William. Meredith, G. 
 
 Amom, Edwin. Morris, William. 
 
 Arnold, Matthew. Muloch.D. M. 
 
 Aytoan, W. E. Patmore, C. 
 
 Bennett, W. C. Procter, A. A. 
 
 Buchanan, R. Rossetti, C. 
 
 Clough, A. H. Smith, Alexander. 
 
 Bohell,^. Swinbnme, A. C. 
 
 Gray, David. Tennyson, F. 
 
 Ingelow, Jean. - Thackeray, William M. 
 
 Kingsley, C. Tamer, C'. 
 
 Locker, Frederick. Thombury, G. W. 
 
 Lytton, K. B. Weatwood, Thomas. 
 Massey, G. 
 
 Later years. Prime, W. C. 1867 10— 58 
 
 Iiathain, Robert Gordon. Hand-book 
 of the English language. N.Y.,1866... 15—93 
 
 Liathrop, George Parsons. Study of 
 
 Hawthorne. Boat., 1876 40—244 
 
 See, al8o, No name series, in Fiction. 
 
 Latin Christianity. Milman, H. H. N. Y., 
 
 1870. 8v 14—87 
 
 Liittonr, Arsone Lacarri^re. Historical 
 memoir of the war in west Florida and 
 Louisiana in 1814-'15, with map. Nu- 
 gent, H. P., (r. Phila.,1816 42— 25£ 
 
 liSLtrotte, Charles Joseph. Rambler in 
 Mexico. N.Y.,1836 48—297 
 
 Liatrobe, John H. B. Hints for six 
 months in Europe : being the programme 
 of a tour through parts of France, Italy, 
 Austria, Saxony, Prussia, the Tyrol, 
 Switzerland, Holland, Belgium, England, 
 and Scotland. Phila., 1869 35—213 
 
 r<and, William, Archbishop of Canterbury. 
 See Biography. 
 
 Laughter. (Little classics, v. 5.) Bost., 
 
 1875 6—35 
 
 Liavallee, Joseph, et Gueroult, 
 Adolphe. Espagne. (L'Univers.) Paris, 
 1844 43—261 
 
 L<a Vega, Garcillassode. *Lecommen- 
 taire royal, ou I'histoire des yucas, roys 
 du P^ru. Paris, 1633 48—295 
 
 Same. Rycaut, SirPaul, <r. Lond., 
 
 1688 48-295 
 
 LAW. 
 
 Ancient Iiayr. 
 
 Ancient law : its connection witli early history of 
 society and modern ideas. Maine, S. S. N. Y., 
 
 1867 29—177 
 
 See Man (Prehistoric) ; Roman law. 
 
 Anecdotes and Biography. 
 
 Bench and bar. Illus. Bigolow, L. J. 1871 22—129 
 
 Bench and bar of Georgia. Miller, S. F. 1858. 2 v. 36—218 
 Bench and bar of South Carolina, Biographical 
 
 sketches of the. O'Neal). J. B. 1859. 2 v 36—217 
 
 Aquatic Rights. 
 
 Essay intended as an illustration of the law relative 
 
 toflshing. Schultes,H. 1811 29—178 
 
 23 
 
 La'w — continued . 
 
 Bailments. 
 
 Essay on the law of bailments. Jones, Sir W. 
 
 1833 28-179 
 
 Code Napoleon. 
 
 The code Napoleon; with an introductory dis- 
 course, containing a succinct account of the 
 civil regulations comprised in the Jewish law ; 
 the ordinances of Menu ; the Ta-Tsing Len Lee ; 
 the Zend Avesta ; the laws of Solon ; the twelve 
 tables of Rome; the laws of the Barbarians; the 
 assises of .Terusalem, and the Koran. Barrett, 
 Bryant. 1811. 2v 29—177 
 
 Confederate Statutes. 
 
 Statutes, at large of the Confederate States of 
 America. Matthews, James M., ed. 1862-'64. 
 2 V 26—156 
 
 District of Columbia. 
 
 * Digest of the laws of the corporation of the city 
 
 of Washington. Burch, S. 1823 •29—178 
 
 * Statutes (revised) in force in the District of Co- 
 
 lumbia. 1873-1875 26—156 
 
 English Common La'w. 
 
 Commentaries on the laws of England. Black- 
 
 stone,5irW. 1866. 2v 29—178 
 
 Equity. 
 
 Equity in Pennsylvania: a lecture delivered before 
 the law academy of Philadelphia, February 11, 
 1868. With an appendix, being the registrar's 
 book of Governor Keith's court of chancery. 
 Rawle, William Henry. 1868 29—178 
 
 Indez of Decisions. 
 
 Digested index of decisions of the supreme courts 
 of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Conover, J. F. 
 1834 2»-178 
 
 International La'w and Laiivs of War. 
 
 Discourse on the law of nature and of nations. 
 Mackintosh, James. {In his Miscellaneous 
 
 Works. 1854) 23—142 
 
 Elementsof international law. Wheaton.H. 1855. 29—177 
 
 Law of nations. Vattel, E. de. 1849 29—177 
 
 Law of nature and nations. Pufendorf, S. von. 
 
 1710 29—178 
 
 Rights of war and peace. Grotins, H. 1738 29 — 177 
 
 La'w Catalogue. 
 
 •Law catalogue. Johnson, T. and J. W. 1850. 2 v. 29—179 
 
 Law Dictionaries. 
 
 Law dictionary adapted to the Constitution and 
 laws of the United Stat«8 of America and of the 
 several States of the Union. Bouvier, John. 
 1867. 2v 26—158 
 
 Law dictionary; explaining the rise, progress, 
 and present state of the English law. Jacob, 
 Giles. Lond., 1809. 2v 26—158 
 
 Military La'w. 
 
 Military laws of the United States relating to the 
 army, marine corps, volunteers, militia, and to 
 bounty lands and pensions, from the foundation 
 of the government to 1858. Callan, J. F. 1858. 28—177 
 
LAW, 
 
 178 
 
 LEFfiBEE. 
 
 LaTV — continued. 
 
 Roman Law. 
 
 Introdnction to Roman law. Hadley, J. 1874 .-- 29—177 
 Origin, history, and influence of Roman legislation. 
 
 Legarfi, H. S. (In Ms "Writings, t. 1, p. 502) 22—133 
 
 Science and Study of Law. 
 
 Legalaudpoliticalbermeneutics. Lieber, F. 1839. 29 — 179 
 Spirit of laws. Montesquieu, C. de S. 1792. 2 v.. 29—177 
 
 Treatise on American Law. 
 
 Oonunentaries on American law, v. 1. Kent, J. 
 
 N.T.,1848 29—177 
 
 See, aleo, in general alphabet, United States (Constitution 
 and fiovemment). 
 
 Trials. 
 
 Judicial puzzles gathered from the state trials. 
 
 Paget,J. 1876 29—177 
 
 United States. 
 
 Statutes at large, &c. 1845-79 26-157 
 
 *Law catalogue. Johuson, T. and J. W. 
 
 Phila., 1850. 2v 29—179 
 
 Law of nations. Seel^SiW (International), 
 LaT)7 of nature and nations. Pufendorf, 
 
 S. YOU. Oxford, Eug., 1710 29—178 
 
 See Law (International) ; Sociology. 
 
 l<awi'Cllce, Eugene. Livesof the Brit- 
 ish historians. N.Y.,1855. 2v 36—217 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Early historians : Raleigh; Camden; Earl of Claren- 
 don; Burnet; Fuller; Ecliard; Brady; Oldmison; 
 Carte ; Robertson ; Ly ttlcton ; Smollett. 
 2. Hume; Rapiu; Catharine Macaulay; Kalpli; Mac- 
 pherson ; Hooke ; Ferguson ; Gibbon ; Orme ; Gold- 
 smith ; Fox. Fragmentary historians : More ; Ba- 
 con; Milton; Swift. 
 
 liawrence, George N. Birds of south- 
 western Mexico, collected by Francis E. 
 Snmichrast. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 13). . 53—323 
 
 Lay of the last minstrel. Scott, Sir W. 
 
 1871 17—107 
 
 !Layard, Austen Henry. Nineveh and 
 its remains. N. Y., 1850. 2v 35—214 
 
 Lays of the Scottish cavaliers, and other 
 
 poems. Aytoun, W. E. n. d 16 — 100 
 
 L<ea) Isaac. Check list of the shells of 
 North America. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., 
 V. 2. 1860) 53—323 
 
 Leaves from Margaret Smith's journal. 
 Whittier, J. G. 1849 13—77 
 
 Leaves from my log-book. Grummett, F. 
 
 1835 34—206 
 
 Lie Bas, Charles Webb. Life of Arch- 
 bishop Cranmer. Loud., 1833. 2 v.... 39— 237 
 
 Life of Arclibishop Laud. Lond., 
 
 1836 40—241 
 
 Life of Wiclif. Loud., 1832 42—257 
 
 £.e Bas, Philippe. Annales historiques 
 de la France. (L'Univers.) Paris, 1840- 
 '43. 2v 43—260 
 
 Dictiounaire encyclop^dique de la 
 
 France. (L'Univers.) Paris, 1840-'45. 
 
 12 v., texte ; 3 v., planches 43—260 
 
 liC Brun, Ponce-Denis, E. Sef. Petits 
 PoiJtos Frauf ais, v. 1 17 — 103 
 
 Liecky, William Edward Hartpole. His- 
 tory of England in the eighteenth cen- 
 tury. N.Y.,1878. 2v 46—285 
 
 History of European morals from 
 
 Augustus to Charlemagne. N. Y., 1869. 
 
 2 V 14— 84 
 
 History of the rise and influence of 
 
 the spirit of rationalism in Europe. N. 
 
 Y., 1870. 2v 14—84 
 
 *Le commentaire royal, ou I'histoire des 
 yucas, roys du P<;ru. La Vega, G. de. 
 1633 48—295 
 
 Le9ons franjaises de litt<5rature et de mo- 
 rale. Noel et De la Place. BrnxeUes, 
 1852....- 15— 92 
 
 te ContC, John L. Classification of 
 coleoptera of North America. (In Sm. 
 Misc. Coll., \.:i,6,ll) 53—323 
 
 Coleoptera of Kansas and eastern 
 
 New Mexico. (/« Sm. Contrih., v. 11).. 53—322 
 
 List df coleoptera of North America. 
 
 (In Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 6. 1863-'66) 5.3—323 
 
 New species of North American co- 
 leoptera. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 11)... 5:V--323 
 
 Report upon insects. (In Pacific 
 
 railroad reports, V. 12, pt. 2) 19 — 119 
 
 Lectures and essays. 5g€ Essays. A f«o, entry of same under 
 various authors' names, when known. 
 
 L.C Due, VioUet. See Viollet-le Duo, 
 
 Eugene. 
 
 LiCdyard, John. See Biography. 
 
 £.ee, Arthur. See Biography. 
 
 lice, Charles. See Biography. 
 
 liCC, Mrs. Eliza Buckminster. Life of 
 Jean Paul Richtor. N. Y., 1852. 2 v. .. 41—249 
 
 Lee, Henry (major-general, b. 1756, d. 
 1818). Memoirs of the war in the south- 
 ern department of the United States : a 
 new edition, with additions by H. Lee. 
 Wash., 1827 42—254 
 
 L<ee, Holme, pseud. See Parr, Harriet, in 
 Fiction. 
 
 L<ce, Richard Henry, jr. Life of Arthur 
 Lee, LL. D. Bost., 1829. 2 v 40—241 
 
 Memoir of the life of Richard Henry • 
 
 Lee, and his correspondence with the 
 most distinguished men in America and 
 Europe, illustrative of their characters, 
 and of the events of the American revo- 
 lution. Phila., 1825. 2v 40—241 
 
 Liee, T. J. Collection of tables and for- 
 mulas useful in surveying, geodesy, and 
 practical astronomy; including elements 
 for the projection of maps. Wash., 185;?. 19 — 115 
 
 lL<e Faiiu, Josepli Sheridan. See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 I<efebre, Andr<!. Wonders of architec- 
 ture. (Illustrated library of wonders.) 
 N. Y., 1875 15— 90 
 
LBFfiVEB. 
 
 179 
 
 LESLIE. 
 
 Iiefevre, M. A. Remarks on the voyage 
 of the Vaudreuil through the Patagonian 
 channels and Magellan straits. Totten, 
 G.M., tr. Wash., 3874 55—331 
 
 Lefranc dc Pompig^nan. See 
 Petits Poetes Franf ais, v. 1 17—103 
 
 Legal and political hermeneutics. Lieber, 
 F. Best., 1839 29—179 
 
 liCg-are, Hugh Swinton. Writings, pref- 
 aced by a memoir. Ed. by his sister. 
 Charleston, 1846. 2v 22—133 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Biographical notice; Diary of Brussels; Journal of 
 the Rhiue; Diplomatic correspondence; Private 
 correspondence ; Oration on the 4th of July, 1823 ; 
 Speech before the Union party ; Spirit of the sub- 
 treasury; Recognition of Hayti; Southern naval 
 depot; Oilicial defalcations; Arbitrament of na- 
 tional disputes; Constitutional history of Greece ; 
 Demosthenes, the man, the statesman, and the 
 orator; Origin, history, and indnence of Roman 
 legislation. 
 2. Classical learning; Roman literature; Kent's com- 
 mentaries ; Craft's fugitive writings : Travels of 
 the Duke of Saxe- Weimar; The disowned; Tales 
 of thcGreatSt. Bernard; Cicero derepublica; Hall's 
 '' i-----kT _., . . ^ , ■"• panish ballads ; 
 
 Philip Sidney's 
 
 travels in North America ; Early Spanish ballads ; 
 Charlemapne and bis peers; Sir Philip Sidney's 
 Miscellanies; Lord Byron's character and writings ; 
 
 Byron's letters and journals ; Jeremy Beuthara and 
 the Utilitarians ; Codification ; Public economy of 
 Athens; D'Aguesseau. 
 
 Legend of Jubal, and other poems. Cross, 
 
 Mrs. J. W. "George Eliot." 1874 16— 99 
 
 Legends of the Madonna. Jameson, Mm. 
 A.M. 1866 ; 23—148 
 
 Legends of the monastic orders. Jame- 
 son, Mrs. A. M. Bost., 1866 23—138 
 
 Legends of the patriarchs and prophets. 
 
 Gould, S. Baring-. 1872 14—83 
 
 Legge, James. Chinese classics. Life 
 and teachings of Confucius, with explan- 
 atory notes. Phila. , 1874 39—237 
 
 LieOoflT, Francois. Life of Louis Adolphe 
 Thiers. Translated from unpublished 
 manuscripts, by Stanton, Theodore. 
 N. Y., 1879 42—259 
 
 I^egouve, Ernest. Art of reading. 
 Itoth, Edward, fr. Phila., 1879 15—92 
 
 Legouve, Jean Baptiste Gabriel. See 
 Petits Poetes Frauf ais, v. 2 17 — 103 
 
 I^e Cras, Alexandre. General examina- 
 tion of the Mediterranean sea ; summary 
 of its winds, currents, and navigation. 
 Wyman,K. H.,(r. Wash., 1870. Maps. 55— 332 
 
 liC Oros, W. B. Fables and tales sug- 
 gested by the frescos of Pompeii and 
 Herculaneum. Illus. Loud., 1835 If — 97 
 
 L.eidy, Joseph. Ancient fauna of Ne- 
 braska. {InSm..Contrib.,v.6. 1854).. 53—322 
 
 Contributions to the extinct verte- 
 brate fauna of the western Territories. 
 (In Final reports or monographs of the 
 United States Geological Survey of the 
 Territories.) Illus. Hayden, F. V. 
 Wash., 1879 54—324 
 
 Cretaceous reptiles of the United 
 
 States. (In Sm. Contrib., v. 14) 5*— 322 
 
 liCidy, Joseph — continued. 
 
 Flora and fauna within living ani- 
 mals. (In Sm. Contrib., v. 5) 53—322 
 
 Fresh-water rhizopods of North 
 
 America. (In Final reports or mono- 
 graphs of the United States Geographi- 
 cal Survey of the Territories. ) Hayden, 
 F.V. Wash., 1879. v. 12 54— .325 
 
 Memoir on the extinct sloth tribe 
 
 of North America. (In Sm. Contrib., 
 
 V. 7) 53—322 
 
 Memoir upon the extinct species of 
 
 fossil ox. (In Sm. Contrib., v. 5) 53—322 
 
 Lieij^htoii, Alexander. Curious storied 
 traditions of Scottish life. Edin.,1860. 6—36 
 
 Leislcr, Jacob. See Biography. 
 
 Leisure-day rhymes. Saxe.J. G. 1875.. 17—107 
 
 liCithart, John. Practical observations 
 on mineral veins. Illus. Loud., 1838.. 19 — 115 
 
 Iceland, Charles Godfrey. Hans Breit- 
 manu's ballads. Phila., 1871 16—97 
 
 Pidgin English sing-song ; or, songs 
 
 and stories in the China-English dialect, 
 
 with a vocabulary. Phila. , 1876 16— 97 
 
 Leiand, Thomas. History of Ireland, 
 from the invasion of Henry the second. 
 Dublin, 1773. 3v 47—286 
 
 liCinierre, Antoine Marie. See Petits 
 Poijtes Fran^ais, V. 1 17 — 103 
 
 Itemon, Mark. See Fiction. 
 
 Leiiipriere, John. » Bibliotheca clas- 
 sica ; or, a dictionary of all the principal 
 names and terms relating to the ancients. 
 Phila., 1856 25—151 
 
 Lienzeii, Marie. See Fiction. 
 
 Leo X. See Biography. 
 
 LtCOll, Edwin de. See Fiction. 
 
 liconard, Nicolas-Germain. See Petits 
 Poijtes Franjais, v. 2 17 — 103 
 
 LeoilOVi'ens, Mrs. Anna Harriefcte. En- 
 glish governess at the Siamese court: 
 being recollections of six years in the 
 royal palace at Bangkok. Illus. Bost., 
 1873 35—211 
 
 Romance of the harem. Illus. 
 
 Bost., 1873 35—211 
 
 Lepidoptera. 6'e« Natural history (Butterflies; Moths). 
 
 lie Sag:e, Alain Rend. Gil Bias of San- 
 tillane. Malkin, B. IL, <r. Lond.,1809. 
 4v 6— 37 
 
 (Euvres; pr(?c<?dded'une notice bio- 
 
 graphique et litt<5raire, par M. Prosper 
 Poitevin. Illus. Paris, 1857 21—122 
 
 CO.VTENTS. 
 
 Le diable boiteux ; Ilistoire de Gil Bias ; Histoire de Gus- 
 mand d'Alfarache ; Bachclior de Salamauque ; Crispin; 
 Turcaret, comedies. 
 
 Leslie, Frank. * Pictorial history of the 
 American civil war. Squier, E. G., ed. 
 N.Y.,1862. v.l B— 
 
LESQUEREUX. 
 
 180 
 
 LIBEARIES. 
 
 l<esquei'CHX, Leo,. Atlas to the coal 
 flora of Pennsylvania and of the car- 
 boniferous formation througliout the 
 United States. {Second Geological Survey 
 of Pennsylvania: Report of progress.) 
 Harrishurg, 1879 19—117 
 
 Contributions to the fossil flora of 
 
 the western Ten'itories. Parts 1, 2. 
 (United States Geological Survey: Final 
 
 reports, v. 6-9. 1874-78) 54— 3-25 
 
 •Paleontology. Illus. {Eighth and 
 
 54—325 
 
 Tenth Annual Reports of the United States 
 
 Geological Snrvey, 1876-'78) 
 Liessing:, Gotthold Ephraim. Nathan 
 
 the wise : dramatic poem ; preceded by 
 
 a brief account of the poet and his works, 
 
 and followed by Kuno Fischer's essay on 
 
 the poem. Frothingliam, Ellen, tr. N. 
 
 Y., 1873 16— 97 
 
 Lessons from my masters, Carlyle, Tenny- 
 son, and Ruskin. Bayne.P. N.Y.,1879. 23—139 
 Lessons from nature, as manifested in 
 
 mind and matter. Mivart, St. G. 1876. 31 — 192 
 Lessons in life. Holland, J. G. 1872.... 23—139 
 I^'Estrani:e, Reo. A. G. Literary life 
 
 of Rev. William Harness. Stoddard, R. 
 
 H., ed. {Bric-a-brac series. 1875) 3&— 218 
 
 Lettering. See. Alphabets ; Fine Arts (IHumination). 
 Letters and social aims. Emerson, R. W. 
 
 1876 23-141 
 
 Letters from the east. Bryant, W.C. 1869. 35—213 
 Letters of a traveler. Bryant, W. C. 
 
 N. Y., 1870 34—208 
 
 Letters of Major Jack Downing. Smith, 
 
 Seba. 1834 22—130 
 
 Letters (select) of Major Jack Downing. 
 
 Smith, Seba. 1834 22—130 
 
 Letters to a young man. De Qnincey, T. 
 
 1861 21—126 
 
 Letters to the Joneses. Holland, J. G. 
 
 N.Y.,1872 
 
 Letters to the President.on the foreign and 
 domestic jjolicy of the Union. Carey, 
 
 H.C. 1858 
 
 Letters to various persons. Thoreau, H 
 D. 1865 
 
 23—139 
 
 29—176 
 
 42—259 
 
 For American letter-writiTS, see, ill general alphabet, 
 Adams, John ; Adams, 3/r«. John; Burr, Aaron ; Olay, 
 Henry: Franklin, Benjamin: Jefferson, Thomas ; Madi' 
 8on,Janies: Story, Joseph; Sumner, Charles ; Tictaiorj 
 George; Washington; Webster. 
 
 For English letter-writers, tee, in general alphabet, Arnold 
 Thomas; Bolingbroke, Lord; Bnnsen, Baronem ] 
 Burke, Edmund ; Bums, Kobert ; Byron ; Chesterfield 
 Earl of: O^mxchiW, J ., lyulce o/ Marlborough : Churchill! 
 Sarah,' Duchess of Marlboromjh ,■ Coleridge, S. T. ; Cow 
 per, William; Cromwell, Oliver; Dickens, Charles 
 Grarrick, David; Hood, Tliomas; Johnson, Samuel 
 Junius; Kingsley, Charles; Lamb, Charles; Macanlay 
 T. B.; Montagu, Lady M. W.; Pepys, Samuel; Hal 
 eigh, ISir Walter; Robinson, Henry Crabb; Sterne. 
 Laurence; Swift, Jonathan ; Walpole, Horace ; Whate. 
 ly, K. 
 
 For French and German letter-writers, see, in Biog. 
 raphy, Beethoven ; Goethe; Humboldt; Mendelssohn 
 Mozart; Sevign6; Voltaire, 
 
 Levana; or, the doctrine of education. 
 
 Richler, Jean Paul. 1866 14- 
 
 Levant, The. See East, The. 
 
 82 
 
 £.ever, Charles James. See Paction. 
 
 Levizac, J. P. V. L. de. Grammar of 
 the French language. Bolmar, A., ed. 
 Phila., 1861 24—149 
 
 Levy, Mrs. M. E. P. Bouligny. Bubbles 
 and ballast : being a description of life 
 in Paris during the brilliant days of the 
 emi)ire, a tour through Belgium and 
 Holland, and a sojourn in London. 
 Bait., 1871 35—212 
 
 Lie^ves, George Henry. Biographical 
 history of philosophy, from its origin in 
 Greece, down to the present day. N. Y., 
 1857. 2v 30-184 
 
 Life of Goethe. Loud., 1875 40—245 
 
 On actors and the art of acting. 
 
 Leipzig, 1875 23-138 
 
 See, also. Fiction. 
 
 liCWes, Mrs. Marian Evans {George 
 Eliot). See Cross, Mrs. 3. W. 
 
 Lewis. See Louis. 
 
 Lewis county, N. Y., History of. lUus. 
 
 Hough, F.B. 1860 49—299 
 
 See, also. New York (State), in general alphabet. 
 
 Lewis, James. Instructions for collect- 
 ing land and fresh-water shells. (/» Sm. 
 Rept., 1866) .'•)4— 324 
 
 Lewis, Meriwether, and Clarke, Will- 
 iam. Travels to the source of the Mis- 
 souri river and across the American 
 continent to the Pacific ocean, in the 
 years 1804-'06. Lond., 1815. 3v 34—206 
 
 Lexicons. For lexicons of various languages, see Language. 
 See, also, references imder Dictionaries. 
 
 Lexington, Mass., History of the town 
 
 of. lUus. Hudson, C. 1868 .,49-299 
 
 See, also, Massachusetts. 
 
 Liberia : 
 
 Liberia as I found it in 1858. Cowan, 
 
 A.M. Frankfort, 1858 33—204 
 
 Mixed races in Liberia. Blyden, E. 
 
 D. (/« Sm. Rept., 1870) 54—324 
 
 Liberty. See Government and politics (various headings) ; 
 Journalism (various entries) ; Biblical and religious liter- 
 ature (various headings). 
 
 Libraries : 
 
 'Catalogue of the Library of Con- 
 gress, 1861 52—314 
 
 Same (aM«Aoi-8). Wash., 1864. 52—314 
 
 Catalogue of books added to 
 
 the Library of Congress. 1867-75. 6 v. 52—314 
 
 Report of the librarian for 
 
 1879. Wash., 1880 52—314 
 
 Manual of public libraries, institu- 
 tions, and societies in the United States 
 and British provinces. Rhees, W. J. 
 Phila., 18,59 52—313 
 
 Public libraries in the l.Tnited States 
 
 of America; their history, condition, and 
 management. Special reiiort. Depart- 
 ment of the Interior, Bureau of Educa- 
 tion. Parts I, IL Wash., 1837 52—313 
 
 For library catalogues, reports, &c., see name of particu- 
 lar library. 
 
LIBEAEY. 
 
 181 
 
 LITEEATUEE. 
 
 Librarynotes. Russell, A.P. 1875 23—139 
 
 Library of American biography. See Sparks, 
 
 Jared 36—219,220 
 
 Licking county, Ohio, Centennial history 
 of. Smucker, I. 1«76 49—298 
 
 liiddell, Henry George, and Scott, Rob- 
 ert. Greek-English lexicon, based on 
 the German work of Francis Passow. 
 N. Y., 1848 25—150 
 
 Same. 6th ed., revised and aug- 
 mented. Oxford, 1809 25—150 
 
 Lieber, Francis. Legal and political 
 hermeneutics; or, principles of interi)re- 
 •tation and construction in law and poli- 
 tics. Bost., 1839 29—179 
 
 Manual of political ethics, designed 
 
 chiefly for the use of colleges and stu- 
 dents at law. Woolsey, T. D.,e(J. Phila., 
 1875. 2v 29—178 
 
 Stranger in America; or, letters to 
 
 a gentleman in Germany. Phila., 1835. 49 — 301 
 
 Vocal sounds of Laura Bridgeman. 
 
 (fH Sm. Contrih., v. 2) 53—322 
 
 Liiebig', Justus von. Complete works on 
 chemistry. Phila., n. d 32 — 195 
 
 CONTKNTS. 
 
 Chemistry in its application to agriculture and physiology ; 
 Animal chemistry, physiology, and pathology ; Familiar 
 letters on chemistry and its relations to cominerce, phys- 
 iology, and agriculture ; Motion of the juices in the 
 animal body; Potato disease; Chemistry in relation to 
 physiology and pathology. 
 
 Induction and deduction. ( In Sm. 
 
 Kept., 1870) 54—324 
 
 Life (Conduct and philosophy of) : 
 
 Conduct of life. Emerson, R. W. 
 
 1875 2:}— 141 
 
 Enigmasoflife. Greg,W.R. 1874. 2:$— 140 
 
 Is life worth living ? Mallock, W. 
 
 H. {In Questions of belief: Current 
 discussions, v. 2. 1878) 23—137 
 
 Turning-points in life. Arnold, F. 
 
 1873 23—140 
 
 See, also, Biology ; Biblical and religious literature (Chris- 
 tian ethiesl; Evolution; Medicine (Flealth); Vital sta- 
 tistics; Sociology; Culture; Quotations. 
 
 Life (Future). See Biblical and religious literature. 
 
 Life. For novels beginning with Life, see Fiction. 
 
 Life and death of Jason : a poem. Morris, 
 W. 1871 16—95 
 
 Life drama, and other poems. Smith, A. 
 
 Bost., 18.59 17—106 
 
 Life in its lower, intermediate, and higher 
 forms. lUus. Gosse, P. H. N. Y., 1857. 31— 192 
 
 Life in Normandy: sketches of French 
 fishing, farming, cooking, natural his- 
 tory, and politics, drawn from nature. 
 [aHOM.] Illus. Edin.,1863. 2t 35—212 
 
 Life ; its nature, varieties, and phenompna. 
 
 Grindon, L. H. Phila., 1867 31—192 
 
 Life on the plains and among the diggings. 
 Illus. Delano, A. Auburn, 1854 34—209 
 
 Light. See Physics. 
 
 Light and electricity. Tyudall,J. N. Y., 
 
 1871. 2 copies 3^—194 
 
 Light science for leisure hours. Proctor, 
 
 R. A. 1871 32—196 
 
 Lightning. See Meteorology (Thunder and lightuing). 
 
 Lightning-iods, Directions for. Henry, 
 J. (In Sm. Mine. Coll., y.W. 1873) ... 53— 322 
 
 Lights and shadows of Scottish life. Wil- 
 son, J. 1871 13—77 
 
 Limes. jSe« Arts (Useful: Cements, limes). 
 
 Limits of religious thought examined. 
 
 Mansel, H. L. 1868 14—84 
 
 Eiincoln, Abraham. See Biography. 
 
 Lincoln, Benjamin. See Biography. 
 
 L.iug:ard, John. History of England to 
 
 1689. Paris, 1840. 8v 40—285 
 
 liinton, Eliza Lynn. See Fiction. 
 
 Lions. See Natural history (Mammalia). 
 
 Liippincott, Mrs. Sarah Jane Clark 
 {Grace Greenwood). Bonnie Scotland: 
 tales of her history, heroes, and poets. 
 Illus. Bost., 1872 48—292 
 
 New life in new lands. N. Y., 1873. 34—208 
 
 For her stories, see Fiction. 
 
 Liippincott'S magazine of literature, 
 science, and education. Illus. Phila., 
 1868-72. lOv 27—162 
 
 Pronouncing gazetteer. Revised 
 
 and enlarged. Phila., 1866 26—159 
 
 Same. Revised and enlarged. 
 
 Phila., 1880 26—159 
 
 Literary criticism. Hutton, R. H. n. d. 23 — 141 
 
 Literary reminiscences. De Qulncey, T. 
 
 1809. 2v 21—126 
 
 LITERATURE AND LITERARY HISTORY 
 Literary Art, Ethics, and Life. 
 
 Intellect. Emerson, K. W^. [In his Works, v. 1, 
 
 p.387) 23—141 
 
 Intellectu life. Hamerton, P. G. Boston, 1878.. 23—140 
 Literary ethics. Emerson, R. W. (In his Prose 
 
 works, v. 1, p. 83) 23—141 
 
 Literary tendencies of the times. Story, J. (In 
 
 his Miscellaneous writings, 1852, pp. 740-778).,. 21 — 124 
 Literature as an art. Higginson, T. W. (In his 
 
 Atlantic essays, 1871, pp. 23-49) 23—141 
 
 On the moral effect of writers. Bulwer, Sir E. G. 
 
 E. L. (In Caxtoniaua. 1868) 23 — 137 
 
 Turning-pointsinlife, pp. 162-191. Amold,F. 1873. 23—140 
 
 Bibliography and Trade Catalogues. 
 
 American catalogue of books in print and for sale 
 July 1, 1876. V. 1. Authors and titles. Ley. 
 
 poldt, F., iiuW. N. Y., 1878 D— 
 
 Bibliotheca Americana, and supplement. Roor- 
 
 bach, O. A. N. X., 18o5. 2v 52—313 
 
 Bibliotheca Americana Nova. Rich, O. Lond., 1846. 
 
 2v 52—313 
 
 Bibliothdque Am<;ricaine. Ternaux, 11. Pari8,;i837. 52 — 313 
 
 Publishers' weekly. Leypoldt, F., ed. amipiibl... D — 
 
 Study of bibliography. Home, T. H. 1814. 2 v.. 52—313 
 
 Critical and Miscellaneous AnTorks. 
 
 Calamities and quarrels of authors; with some in- 
 quiry respecting their moral and literary char- 
 acters. Disraeli, Isaac. Lond, and N. Y., 1859. 15— 91 
 
LITEEATUEE. 
 
 182 
 
 LITEEATUEE. 
 
 Literature and Literary History — continued. 
 
 Curiosities of literature. Disraeli, Isaac. Loiid. 
 
 and N. Y., 1859. 3v 15—91 
 
 Essays in literary criticism. Hutton, B. H. Phila., 
 
 n. d 23—141 
 
 Friendship of books and other lectures. Maurice, 
 
 r. D. Lond., 1874 23—138 
 
 Might and mirth of literature. Macbeth, J. "W. V. 
 
 1875 15— 91 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Dictionary of phrase and fable. Brewer, E. Cob- 
 ham. Loud., n. d 15 — 91 
 
 Explanatory aud pronouncing dictionary of the 
 noted nautes of fiction; including familiar pseu- 
 donyms, suruames bestowed on eminent men, 
 and analogous popular appellations often re- 
 ferred to in literature and conversation. "Wheel- 
 er, William A. Bost., 1872 52—313 
 
 Hand-book of fictitious names. Hamst, O. 1868. 52 — 313 
 
 Reader's hand-book of allusions, references, plots, 
 
 and stories. Brewer, E. C. Phila., 1880 15—91 
 
 Hee, also. Encyclopaedias, in general alphabet, and entries 
 under English and British literature. 
 
 Various Literatures. 
 
 AMERICAN LITEKATUKE. 
 
 A century of American literature. "Whipple, E. P. 
 (In First century of the republic, pp. 349-399. 
 1876) 49—301 
 
 Americanism in literature. Higginson, T. "W. 
 
 (7n At» Atlantic essays. 1871) 23—141 
 
 Circumstances favorable to the progress of Ameri- 
 can literature. Everett, E. (Jn Aw Orations, 
 V. 1. 1824) 22—134 
 
 Cyclopaedia of American literature. Duyckinck, 
 
 E. A. andE. L. Illus. N. Y., 1856. 2v 15—90 
 
 History of American literature, 1607-1765. Tyler, 
 
 MosesC. N. Y., 1878-79. 2v 15 92 
 
 ANGLO-SAXON LITERATURE. 
 History of the literature of the Anglo-Saxons. 
 Turner, S. {In his History of Anglo-Saxons, 
 
 V. 2. 1841) 46—281 
 
 CLASSICAL LITERATURE. 
 History of classical literature. Browne, Kobert "W. 
 
 Lend., 1851. 2v 15—91 
 
 See, also, in general alphabet. Classical dictionaries. 
 
 ENGLISH AND BRITISH LITERATURE. 
 Bibliographer's manual of English literature. 
 
 Lowndes, W. T. Bohn, H. G., ed. New edition. 
 
 Lond. and N. Y., 1869. 6v 52—313 
 
 Complete manual of English literature. Shaw, 
 
 Thomas B. ; Smith, "W., ed. ; with a sketch of 
 
 American literature, by Tuckerman, H. T. 
 
 N. Y., 1870 15— 92 
 
 Critical dictionary of English literature and Britr 
 
 iali aud American authors. AUibone, S. Austin. 
 
 Phila., 1871. 3v 25—153 
 
 Cyclopaedia of English literature. Chambers, R. 
 
 Phila., 1860. 2v... 15—90 
 
 History of English literature. Taine, H. A. Van 
 
 Laun, H., (r. N. Y., 1871. 2t 15—92 
 
 C0NTKNT8. 
 
 V. 1. The Saxons; The Normans; The new tongue; The 
 pagan renaissance ; Theatre — Ben Jonson, Shake- 
 speare ; Christian renaissance — Milton, &c. ; The 
 classic age ; The restoration ; Poets, philosophers, 
 and dramatists — Hobbes, Dryden, "Wycherley, Con- 
 greve, Sheridan, &c. 
 2. Dryden; The revolution ; Addison; Swift; The nov- 
 elists; The poets; Modem life — ideas and produc- 
 tions; Lord Byron; The past and present; Modem 
 authors — Dickens, Macaulay, Carlyle, Stuart Mill, 
 ^eunyson. 
 
 Literature and Literary History — continued 
 
 Literamre of the age of Elizabeth. "Whipple, E. P. 
 
 Bost., 1869 15— 9. 
 
 Origin and history of the English language, and 
 
 early literature. Marsh, George P. N. Y., 1869. l.'i— 93 
 Three centuries of English literature. Yonge, C. D. 
 
 N. Y., 1872 15— 92 
 
 EUROPEAN LITERATURE. 
 
 Europe during the middle ages. Hallam, H. [Con- 
 sult index, v. 2, p. 550.] 1846-'48 43—804 
 
 History of the 18th century. Scblosser, F. C. 
 
 v. 1, 2. 1843 43—262 
 
 Introduction to the literature of Europe in the fif- 
 teenth, sixteenth, and seventeenth centuries. 
 Hallam, H. Lond., 1847. 3v 15—92 
 
 Literature of southern Europe. Sismondi, J. C. 
 
 L.S.de. Lond., 1850. 2v 15—92 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Arabian, Proven9al, Italian. 
 2. Italian, Spanish, Portuguese. 
 
 FINNISH LITERATURE. 
 
 Ealevala. Selections; with an introduction and 
 analysis of the poem. Porter, J. A., tr. N. Y. 
 1869 16— 97 
 
 FRENCH LITERATURE. 
 
 French poets aud novelists. James, H., Jr. 1878. 23 — 139 
 
 CONTK.NTS. 
 
 Alfred de Mnsset; Gautier; Baudelaire; Balzac; George 
 Sand; C. de Beniard and G. Flaubert; Turg6nieff; The 
 two Amperes; Madame de Sabran; Merim6e's letters; 
 Th6iitre fran9aise. 
 
 History of the French intellect from 1550. State 
 of historical literature in France, 1600-1800. 
 Buckle, H. T. (In hi» History of civilization, 
 V. 1) 43—284 
 
 Le9onB fran9aises de litt6rature et de morale. Noel 
 et de la Place, et d'uu r63um6 de I'histoire de la 
 litt6rature francaise. Baron, A. 1852 15 — 92 
 
 GERMAN LITERATURE. 
 
 Allemagne. Stael-Holstcin, Madame de. (In her 
 
 Works, V. 2. 1861) 21—122 
 
 G-erman literature. Muller, F. M. (In his Chips, 
 
 &c., V. 3. 1870) 23—138 
 
 German literature of the 14th aud 15th centuries. 
 Carlyle, Thomas. (In his Critical and miscella- 
 neous essays, pp. 262-282) 23—142 
 
 Outlines of German literature. Gostwick, J., and 
 
 Harrison, R. N. Y., 1873 15—92 
 
 Primer of German literature. Conant, H. 8. N. Y., 
 
 1878 15—92 
 
 State of German literatut-e. Carlyle, Thomas. 
 (In his Critical and miscellaneous essays, pp. 
 15-35) 23—142 
 
 GREEK LITERATURE. 
 
 Greek literature. Grote, G. (In his History, v. 1, 
 
 2,4,8. 1853) 47—189 
 
 Hellenic literature. St. John, J. A. (In his An- 
 cient Greeks, pp. 314-349) 47—288 
 
 History of Greekliterature. Mahafiy, J.P. N. Y., 
 
 1880. 2v 15—92 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Poets. — Traces of poetry before Homer; History of 
 transmission of Homeric poems from earliest days — 
 Editions, scholia, &c. ; Homeric controversy from 
 revival of learning to present day ; Origin and char- 
 acter of the Homeric poems ; Cyclic potds and the 
 Batrachomyoniachia — .aSsop and Baljrius; Didac- 
 tic epos— Hesiod — The early philosophers; The 
 Homeric hymns and trifles ; Later history of epic 
 poetry ; The rise and progress of personal poetry 
 among the Greeks; Public lyric poetry among the 
 Greeks; Age of Simonides and Pindar; Dramatic 
 
LITEEATUEE. 
 
 183 
 
 LOCKE. 
 
 Literature and Literary History— continued. 
 
 tendencies in the 6t]i century ; External appliances 
 of Greek plays ; iEschylus ; Sophocles ; Euripides ; 
 The lesser and later tragic poets: Origin of com- 
 edy — Theocritus and his school ; The old Attic com- 
 edy up to Aristophanes; Aristophanes; History of 
 comedy from Aristophanes to Menander; Appen- 
 dices. 
 V. 2. Prose writers. — Eariy use of writing ; Influences of 
 religion and philosophy, and the dawn of history 
 in the 6th century B. C. ; Herodotus and the con- 
 temporary lunic prose writers; Development of 
 philosophy and the rise of technical education in 
 the 5th century — The sophists and Socrates; Be- 
 ginnings of oratory, and the rise of Attic prose 
 composition — Gorgias, Antiphon, Thucydidos, An- 
 dociiies, Critias; Attic literature of the restora- 
 tion — Lysias and Isa^us, Plato; Isocrates; Lesser 
 contemporaries of Isocrates — Antisthenes, Alkida- 
 maa, Anaximenes, Xenophon, Demosthenes; Ora- 
 tors contemporary with Demosthenes; Aristotle; 
 Lost historians of the 4th century B. C. 
 
 Studies ofthe Greek poets; Symonds, J.A. 
 1880. 2 V 
 
 N.T., 
 
 15— 91 
 
 V. 1. Achilles; .^schylus; Empedocles; Gnomic poets 
 Heeiod; Lyric poets; Mythology; Parmenides 
 Periods of Greek literature; Pindar; Satirists 
 Sophocles ; Women of Homer. 
 2. Ancient and modem tragedy ; Anthology ; Aristoph- 
 anes; Comic fragments; Fragments of ^schy- 
 lus; Sophocles; Euripides; Fragments of the lost 
 tragic poets ; Genius of Greek art : Greek tragedy 
 anuEuripides; Hero and Leander ; Idyllists. 
 
 £ee, also, Classical dictionaries; Drama; Elocntioii; Qno- 
 tatioiM. 
 
 ICELANDIC LITERATURE. 
 
 17—105 
 
 Frithiof g Saga. Tegn6r, E., tr. N. T., 1871 
 
 Viking tales of the north. The sagas of Thorstein, 
 Viking's son, and Fridthjof the hold. From the 
 Icelandic, hy Anderson, K. B., and Bjamason, 
 J6n. Also, Tegn6r's Fridthjof 's saga ; Stephens, 
 George, (r. Chicago and Lond., 1877 15 — 92 
 
 ITALIAN LITERATURE. 
 
 Literature of southern Europe. Sismondi, J. C. L. 
 
 S.de. 2t. 1850 15—92 
 
 LATIN OB ROMAN LITERATURE. 
 
 History of Latin Christianity. Milman, H. H. 
 
 1870. (V. 8, book 15, pp. 234-342) 14—86 
 
 History of Rome. Mommsen, T. 4 v. 1872. (See 
 
 last chapter of each volume) 48 — 294 
 
 History of the Komans under the empire. Meri- 
 
 vale.C. 3v. 1850 48—294 
 
 Roman literature. Legar6, H. S. [In his Writ- 
 ings, v. 2, p. 52. 1845) 22—133 
 
 ORIENTAL LITERATURE. 
 
 Life and teachings of Confucius; with explanatory 
 
 notes. Legge, J. Phila. 1874 39^237 
 
 Persian poetry. Emerson, R. W. {In his Letters, 
 
 &c.,p.213. 1876) 23-141 
 
 Poetry of the Orient. Alger, William Rounseville. 
 
 Bost, 1866 16—100 
 
 Sanscrit literature. Foster J. {In his Critical 
 
 essays, V. 1, p. 400. 1857) 23—140 
 
 See Johnson's Oriental religions: China, pp. 437-470; 
 India, pp. 511-553. 14—87, 
 
 SPANISH LITERATURE. 
 
 Ancient Spanish ballads. Lockhart, J. G. Boat., 
 
 1861 16— 96 
 
 Early Spanish ballads : Charlemagne and his peers. 
 
 Legare, H. S. (In his Writings, v. 2, p. 299. 
 
 1845) 22—133 
 
 Literature of the south of Europe. Sismondi, J. 
 
 C. L. Simonde de. 1850. (v. 2, pp. 86-445) 15—92 
 
 Literature Primera Green, J. K., ed.: 
 Philology. Peile, John. N. Y., 
 
 1878 15— 93 
 
 Shakspere. Dowden, E. N. Y., 
 
 1878 15— 92 
 
 Little classics. Johnson, Rossiter, ed. 
 
 Bost., 1874. 12 V 6—35 
 
 See Fiction for contents. 
 Little foxes. By ' ' Christopher Crowfield." 
 
 Stowe, H. B. Bost., 1873 11—62 
 
 Note. — See Fiction for works with titles beginning with 
 Little. ^ 
 
 Livcrmore, George. Historical re- 
 search respecting the opinions of the 
 founders of the republic on negroes as 
 slaves, as citizens, and as soldiers. 
 Best., 1863 29—177 
 
 Lives. See Biography (Collective ; Individual). 
 
 Living officers of the United States navy. 
 Hamersly, L. R. Phila., 1878 37—227 
 
 L<iving:ston, Edward, ^ee Biography. 
 
 Liiving-ston, John. Portraits of emi- 
 nent Americans now living; including 
 President Pierce and his cabinet. N. Y. , 
 Lond., and Paris, ia54 36—219 
 
 liivillg'Stoit, William. See Biography. 
 
 liiving^stone, David. Last journals in 
 Central Africa, from 1865 to 1873 ; con- 
 tinued by a narrative of his last moments 
 and sufferings, obtained from his faith- 
 ful servants Chuma and Susi, by Waller, 
 Horace. lUus. N. Y. , 1875 33—203 
 
 Missionary travels and researches 
 
 in South Africa ; including a sketch of 
 sixteen years' residence in the interior. 
 
 Illus. N. Y., 1858 :J3— 203 
 
 See, also, entries under Stanley, H. M. 
 
 Livius, Titus. History of Rome. Baker, 
 George, tr. Phila., 1840. 2 v 48—294 
 
 Same. Loud., 1833. 7v 17—103 
 
 JLIoyd, M'^illiam Watkiss. Age of Peri- 
 cles : a history of the politics and arts 
 of Greece, from the Persian to the Pelo- 
 ponnesian war. Lond., 1875. 2v 15 — 89 
 
 LiObley, J. Logan. Mount Vesuvius: a 
 descriptive, historical, and geological 
 account of the volcano, with a notice of 
 the recent eruption. Lond., 1868 32 — 195 
 
 liOcRe, David Ross. See Fiction. 
 
 liOcke, John (English philoaoplier, h. 
 1632, d. 1704). Philosophical works. 
 Essay and notes by St. John, J. A. 
 Lond., 1867. 2v 30—184 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. On the conduct of the understanding; Essay concern- 
 ing the human understanding. 
 2. Examination of Malebranche's opiniou of seeing all 
 things in God ; Elements of natural philosophy ; 
 Reading and study for a gentleman. 
 
 LiOCkC, John. Observations on terres- 
 trial magnetism. {In Sm. Contrib., v. 3. 
 1852) 53—322 
 
LOOKHAET. 
 
 184 
 
 LONGDnjS. 
 
 Lockhart, John Gibson. Ancient 
 Spanish ballads ; revised edition, with 
 a biographical notice. Boat., 1861 16 — 96 
 
 Liockhart, Lawrence W. M. See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 Liockyer, Joseph Norman. Astronomy. 
 ( Science primers. ) N. Y. , 1879 32—196 
 
 L.oew, Hermann. Monographs of the 
 diptera of North America. Parts 1-3. 
 (In Sm. Mi8c. Coll., v. 6-11) 53—323 
 
 liOftie, W. J. Century of Bibles; or 
 the authorized version from 1611 to 1711, 
 to which is added William Kilbume's 
 tract on dangerous errors in the lifte 
 printed Bibles, 1659, with lists of Bibles 
 in the British museum, Bodleian, Stutt- 
 gart, and other libraries. Lond., 1812. 14 — 85 
 
 L<ogan, James. The Scottish gaisl ; or, 
 Celtic manners, as preserved among the 
 Highlanders. Illus. Lond., 1831. 2v. 48— 292 
 
 liOSH.n, Olive. See Sikes, Mrs. W. 
 
 Logic : 
 
 Lectures on logic. Hamilton, Sir 
 
 William. Mansel, H. L., and Veitch, J., 
 
 eds. Bost:,1867 30—184 
 
 Logic. (Science primers.) Jevons, 
 
 W. S. 1879 30—184 
 
 Of reasoning and of deductive evi- 
 dence ; of the Aristotelian logic ; of iu- 
 ductive.logic. Stewart, D. (/re Ais Col- 
 lected works, v. 3, 1854 ; v. 2 o/ his 
 Philosoi)hy of the human mind) 21 — 124 
 
 Prolegomena logica : an inquiry 
 
 Into the psychological character of log- 
 ical processes. Mansel, H. L. 1860 30 — 184 
 
 Recent English treatises on logic. 
 
 Syllogism, its kinds, &c. Hamilton, 
 
 SirW. (In Ws Discussions. 1868) 30—184 
 
 System of logic, ratiocinative and 
 
 inductive : being a connected view of 
 the principles of evidence and methods 
 of scientific investigation. Mill, J. S. 
 1869 30—184 
 
 Logic of political economy. De Quincey, 
 T. 1859 21—126 
 
 LiOinenie, Louis L. de. Beaumarchais 
 and his times : sketches of French soci- 
 ety iu the eighteenth century, from un- 
 published documents. Edwards, H. S., 
 tr. N. Y., 1857 37—223 
 
 Loudon : 
 
 Cyclopasdia of. Illus. Knight, C. 
 
 1851 30—182 
 
 History of the plague in. De Foe, 
 
 D. 1840 21—126 
 
 Illustrations of the public build- 
 ings of. Pugin, A., anrf Britton, J. 1838. 
 2 V 30—182 
 
 Impressions of London social life. 
 
 Nadal,E. S. 1875 35—211 
 
 London — continued . 
 
 London. Illus. Knight, C, ed. 
 
 1851. 6v 30—182 
 
 London exhibited in 1851. Illus. 
 
 Weale, J. n. d 35—211 
 
 — Low-life deeps. [In London.] 
 
 Illus. Greenwood, J. 187(t 22—129 
 
 Seven curses of. Greenwood, J. 
 
 1869 35—211 
 
 London art journal, 1867-'68. 2v 30—181 
 
 London (imirterly review. 1854-'59. 6 v. 27—162 
 Long', George, and Dunglison, Robley. 
 
 Introduction to the study of Grecian and 
 
 Roman geography. Charlottesville, Va. 
 
 1829 33—202 
 
 Long Island, History of. Thompson, B. 
 
 F. N.Y.,1843. 2v 49—298 
 
 See, also, Brooklyn. 
 jLongfellOW, Henry Wadsworth. 
 
 Aftermath. Best., 1874 16— 96 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Tales of a wayeide inn. Part 3. 
 2. Birds of passage : riight the third. 
 
 . Golden legend. Bost., 1859 16— 96 
 
 Hanging of the crane. Illus. Bost., 
 
 1875 16— 96 
 
 Masque of Pandora, and other 
 
 poems. Bost., 1876 16—96 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Masque of Pandora; Hanging of the crane; MorituriSalu- 
 tamus ; Birds of passage : Flight the fourth ; Book of 
 sonnets. 
 New England tragedies. Bost., 
 
 1868 16— 96 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 T. 1. John Endicott. 
 
 2. Giles Corey of the Salem Farms. 
 
 Outre-mer : a pilgrimage beyond 
 
 thesea. Bost., 1865 35—212 
 
 ed. Poems of places. Bost., 1876- 
 
 77. 16 V 16—96 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 England. 4 v. Italy. 3 v. 
 France. 2 v. Scotland. 3 v. 
 Germany. 2 r. Switzerland. 1 v. 
 Ireland. 1 v. 
 Poems. Bost, 1861. 2v 16—96 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Voices of the night; Earlier poems; Translations; 
 Ballads ; Children of the Lord's supper ; Miscella- 
 neous ; Poems on slavery ; Spanish student. 
 2. Belfry of Bruges, &.C.; Songs, sonnets, translations; 
 Curfew ; Evangeline ; Seaside and the fireside. 
 
 Poems, revised edition. Bost., 
 
 1866. 4v 16—96 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Voices of the night; Ballads and other poems; Poems 
 on slavery ; The Spanish student. 
 
 2. The belfry of Bruges, and other poems ; Evangeline ; 
 
 The seaside and the fireside. 
 
 3. The golden legend ; The conrtship of Miles Standish ; 
 
 Birds of passage. 
 
 4. The song of Hiawatha ; Tales of a wayside inn ; Birds 
 
 of passage. 
 Three books of song. Bost., 1872 . 16—96 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Tales of a wayside inn; Second day; Judas Maccabieus; 
 
 Handful of translations. 
 See his name in Fiction. 
 liOn^i^inus, Dionysius. Commentarius 
 de sublimitate. Fragmenta. I'earce, Z. 
 1724 17-103 
 
LONGSTREET. 
 
 185 
 
 LOWNDES. 
 
 I<ong'street, Ang^stuB Baldwiu. 
 Georgia scenes, &c., in the first half cen- 
 tury of the republic. lUns. N. Y.,1854. 7—47 
 
 LiOOmis, Elias. On certain storms in 
 Europe and America, December, IS36. 
 (/» Sm. Contnb.,v. 11) 53—322 
 
 Lord chancellors of England. Campbell, 
 J. 1847. 7v 3t3— 218 
 
 liOvA, John. Old Roman -world: the 
 graudiMir .and failure of its civilization. 
 .5thc.l. N.Y.,187:i 48-291 
 
 Lord of the isles. Scott, .Sic W. 1871... 17—107 
 
 Lorenzo Bcnoni ; or, passages in the life 
 
 of an Italian. Kuffini, G. N. Y., 1860. 10— .55 
 
 Los gringo.'*; or, an inside view of Mexico 
 
 and California. Wise, H. A. 1850 34—209 
 
 Los ingenios: eoUeccion de vistas de la 
 isla de Cuba. Cantero, J. G. Hahana, 
 n. d B— 
 
 LiOSsillg, Ben.son John. Centennial his- 
 tory of the United States. Hartford, 
 1880 49—301 
 
 — I Home of Washington; or. Mount 
 
 Vernon and its associations, historical, 
 biographical, and pictorial. N. Y., 1870. 
 2 copies 35 — 216 
 
 Pictorial field-book of the revolu- 
 tion. N. Y., 1851-'52 42—253 
 
 Pictorial field-book of the war of 
 
 1812. N. Y., 1868 42—2.13 
 
 Pictorial history of the civil war, 
 
 1861-'65. 1866. 3v 42—253 
 
 Same. 1868. 3v 42—253 
 
 Lost tales of Miletus. Bulwer-Lytton, 
 
 E.G.E.L. N.Y.,1872 16—100 
 
 Lotus-eating. Curtis, George William. 
 
 1868 34—209 
 
 LiOIld, Jeremy. See Fiction. 
 
 Loudon, John Claudius. Arboretum et 
 fruticeturn Britannicum; or, the trees 
 and shrubs of Britain. Illus. Lond., 
 1844. 8v 52—316 
 
 Encyclopajdiaof plants, iudigeiKms, 
 
 cultivated in, or introduced into Great 
 Britain. Loud., 1836 32—195 
 
 Louis. ¥ov lives of persons of this name, see Biography. 
 
 Louis Philippe, Last days of the reign of. 
 
 Guizot, F. P. G. 1867 46—280 
 
 Loniaa. See Fiction for novels with titles beginning with 
 Louisa. 
 
 Louisiana : 
 
 Historical collections of. French, 
 
 B. F. N. Y., 1846, and Phila., 1850. 1st 
 
 and 2d V 49—298 
 
 History of. Gayarrd, C. 1854 . . . . 49— 298 
 
 Its colonial history and romance. 
 
 Gayarrd, C. N. Y., 185i-'52. 2v 49—298 
 
 M(?moire histori(iue et politique sur 
 
 la. Vergeunes, C. G. dc. Paris, 1802.. 49— 298 
 
 Sketches, hist(u-ical and descrip- 
 tive, of. Stoddard, A. Phila., 1812.... 49— 29.-i 
 24 
 
 Louisiana — con tin ued. 
 
 Travels through. Bo8SU,J.A. 1771. 
 
 2v 34—207 
 
 Views of Louisiana, with a journal 
 
 of a voyage up the Missouri river. 
 Brackenridge, H. M. 1814 34—207 
 
 Voyages dans les deux Lotiisianes. 
 
 Perrin du Lac, F. M. 1805 34—206 
 
 Vue de la colonic espaguole du Mis- 
 sissippi, ou di-8 provinces de Lonisiane et 
 Floride occi<lentaIe, en I'anncSe 1802. 
 
 . Berguin-Duvallon. 1804 49—298 
 
 Louis Xrv and the regency. Memoirs on 
 
 the reign of. Saint-Simon, Louis Rou- 
 
 vroy, 7)hA-p de. 1876. 3 v 41—248 
 
 Love. For titles of novels and dramas beginning with Love> 
 see Fiction; Drama. 
 
 Love. AVc Little classics, v. 6 6 — 35 
 
 See Fiction for contents. 
 
 Love is enough : a poem. Morris, W. 
 
 1873 16— 95 
 
 JL.over, Samuel. .See Fiction. 
 
 Lovers of Gudrnn: a poem. Morris, Will- 
 iam. 1875 1(5—95 
 
 Love's labor lost. Shakespeare, William. 17 — 107 
 
 Loves of the poets. .Jameson, Mm. A. M. 
 
 1866 37—228 
 
 L>0\f^ell, James Russell. Among my 
 books. Best., 1870 23—139 
 
 COSTEXTS. 
 
 Dryden; Lcssing; NewEngland two centuries ago ; Rous 
 seau and the sentimentalists ; Shakespeare once more 
 ■Witchcraft. 
 
 Cathedral (a poem). Bost., 1870.. 16— 96 
 
 Fables for critics. Bost., 1849 16—96 
 
 -^ Fireside travels. Bost. , 1865 34—209 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Cambridge thirty years ago ; Moosehead journal; Leaves 
 fi'om my journal in Italy and elsewheie; At sea — In the 
 Mediterranean — Italy— ^A few bits of Roman mosaic. 
 
 My study window.s. Bost., 1872. .. 23—139 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Abraham Lincoln; Carlylc: Chaucer; Emerson, the lec- 
 turer: (rood word for winter; (xreat public character; 
 Library of old authors; Life and lett<TS of James Gates 
 Perciv'al: My gariien acfjuaiutance; Ou a certain conde- 
 scension of foreigners; Pope; Swinburne's tragedies; 
 Thoreau. 
 
 Poetical works. Bost., 1866. 2 v.. 16—96 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 v. I. Poems, verses, sonnets; Vision of Sir Lauufal. 
 
 2. Fable for critics ; Biglow papers ; Unhappy lot of ilr. 
 Knott ; An oriental apologue. 
 
 Under the willows, aud other po- 
 ems. Bost., 1869 16—96 
 
 Liowell, A'er. Robert Traill Spenco. See 
 Fiction. 
 
 Low-Ufe deeps. Illus. Greenwood, J. 
 
 1876 22—129 
 
 LiOWndcs, William Thouuis. Bibliogra- 
 pher's manual of English literature ; re- 
 vised andenlarged by H. G. Bohu. Lond. 
 and N. Y., 1869. 6v 52—314 
 
LUBBOCK. 
 
 186 
 
 McCULLOH. 
 
 LiUbbock, Sir John. North American 
 
 archifioloKy. {[nSm. Bept.,lS62) 54—324 
 
 Origin of civilization, and the 
 
 primitive condition of man ; mental and 
 social condition of savages. lUus. N. 
 
 Y., Ifi70 30—186 
 
 Social and religious condition of the 
 
 lower races of men. (/nSm. B(;p<., 1869). 54 — '.W4 
 LillcaSi Sanniel. Charter.s of the old 
 English colonies in America. Lond., 
 
 1850 29—178 
 
 Lucca, Siynor (Jaudentio di. Adven- 
 tures: the substance of his examination 
 before the fathers of the incinisition ; 
 giving an account of an unknown conn- 
 try in the midst of the deserts of Africa ; 
 with critical notes by Signor Rhedi. 
 
 Bait., 1800 33—201 
 
 lilice dc Laiicival, Jean Charles Ju- 
 lian. Sm; Petits Poiites Franfais, v. 1..- 17 — 103 
 Lucile. Bulwer-Lytton, Edward Rob- 
 ert (Owen Meredith). (In his Poetical 
 
 works. 1880) 16—96 
 
 liUCrctius, Carus Titus. Poems. Dry- 
 den, J., ti: (In his Works, v. 3. 1854). 16— 98 
 liUdluw, William. Reconnaissance 
 from Carroll, Montana Ter.. to the Yel- ^ 
 lowstone National Park and return, 1875. 
 
 Illus. Wash., 1876 54-327 
 
 Reconnaissance of the Black Hills 
 
 of Dakota, made in 1874. Wash., 1875. 54-327 
 LiUll, E. P. History of the United States 
 navy-yard at Gosport, Va. ; with maps. 
 
 Wash., 1874 .55—332 
 
 Liycophron. Poetical works. Roys- 
 ton, Viscount, tr. Lond., 1832. {Bound 
 
 icif/i Hesiod. 1832) 16—97 
 
 Lyell, Sir Charles. Geological evidences 
 of the antiijuity of man, with remarks 
 on theories of the origin of species by 
 
 variation. 111ns. Lond., 1863 30—186 
 
 Principles of geology. Illus. Phila., 
 
 1S37. 2v 32—193 
 
 Second visit to the United States of 
 
 North America. N. Y. and Lond., 1850. 
 
 2 v 34-207 
 
 Travels in North America in the 
 
 years 1841-'42 ; with geological observa- 
 tions on the United States, Canada, and 
 
 Nova Scotia. N. Y., 1852 34—207 
 
 Lynch, W. F. Expedition to the river 
 Jordan and the Dead sea. Phila., 1849. 35 — 213 
 
 Same. (Official report.) Bait., 
 
 1852 ; 35-213 
 
 Lyon, S. S. Exploration of ancient 
 mounds in Union county, Ky. (In Sm. 
 
 Eept., 1870) 54—324 
 
 Lyon, W. B. Antiquities in New Mexico. 
 
 (In Sm. Iie2)f., 1871) .54—324 
 
 Lytton. See Bulvrer-Lytton. 
 Macaulay, Catharine. See Graham, C. 
 
 Iflacaulay, Thomas Babiugton, Baron. 
 Critical and miscellaneous essays. 
 (Modern British essayists.) Bost., 1856.. 23 — 142 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 * Addison : Athenian orators ; Lord Bacon ; Harare's Me- 
 moirs; BentUain's Defence of Mill; Earl uf Chatham; 
 ('liurch and state ; Malcom's Life of Lord Clive ; Comic 
 dramatists of tlie restoration ; Cowley and Milton ; 
 Croker's Boswell's Johnson ; Madame D'Arblay ; L>ry- 
 den ; Dumont's Recolle<!tions of .Mirabeau; Frederick 
 the great; Hallam's Constitntinnal history: "Warren 
 Hastings: History; Lord Holland ; Macliiavelli ; Mack- 
 intosh's History of the revahition in England in 1688 ; 
 Lord Mahon'a "TVar of the sncresaion ; Mill's Essay on 
 government ; Milton : Mitford's History of Crreeee ; 
 Kohert Montgomery's Poems : Moore's Life of Lord 
 Byron ; Nares's Memoirs of Lord Burleigh ; Lord Nu- 
 gent's Memorials of Hampden : Ranke'a History of the 
 Popes : Sonthey's Colloquies on society : Southey's edi- 
 tion of the Pilgrim's progress : Speech on installation as 
 lord rector of Glasgow iiniversity ; Speech on retiring 
 from political life : Life and writings of Sir William 
 Temple : Thackeray's History of Earl of Chatham ; 
 Utilitarian theory o? government ; Walpole's letters to 
 Sir Horace Mann. 
 
 History of England. N. Y., 1849-'56. 
 
 4 V '. 45—284 
 
 Lays of ancient Rome, and appen- 
 dix: Pompeii; Battle of Ivry. (Bound 
 
 with h is Essays) 23—142 
 
 For critical notices of Macaulay, see Biography ; hut much 
 the best, as well as the most recent, lite of him is by 
 Trevelyan, G. O. 2 v. 1876. (41—253.) 
 
 Macbeth, John Walker Vilaut. Might 
 and mirth of literature : figurative lan- 
 guage. N. Y., 1875 15-91 
 
 nicCabe, James D. Illustrated history 
 of the centennial exhibition, to which is 
 added a complete description of the city 
 of Philadelphia. Phila., 1876 50—306 
 
 MacCabe, William Bernard. See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 McCarthy, Justin. History of our own 
 times, from the accession of Queen Vic- 
 toria to the Berlin congress. London, 
 
 1879. 2v 46—284 
 
 For his novels, see Fiction. 
 
 McCiure, A. K. Three thousand miles 
 through the Rocky mountains. Illus. 
 Phila., 1869 35—216 
 
 McCrie, Thomas. Life of John Knox. 
 
 Edin., 1813. 2v 40—242 
 
 McCullagh, W. Torrens. Industrial 
 higtory of free nations, considered in re- 
 lation to their domestic institutions and 
 external policy. Lond., 1846. 2v 43 — 263 
 
 McCulloch, John R. Dictionarj-, geo- 
 graphical, statistical, and historical. 
 N. Y.,ia52. 2v 25—149 
 
 Dictionary of commerce and com- 
 mercial navigation. Vethake, H., ed. 
 Phila., 1849. 2v 25—149 
 
 Principles of political economy ; 
 
 with a sketch of the rise and progress of 
 
 the science. Edin., 1825 .. 29 — 176 
 
 Statistical account of the British 
 
 empire. Lond. , 1837. 2 v 51—310 
 
 McCulloh, R. S. Reports, from the sec- 
 retary of the treasury, of scientific in- . 
 vestigations in relation to sugar and hy- 
 drometers. Wash. , 1848 19—115 
 
MACDONALD. 
 
 187 
 
 MACMILLAN. 
 
 ITIacdonald, Duucan George Forbes. 
 British Columbia and Vancouver's isl- 
 and ; comprising a description of these 
 dependencies ; also, an account of the 
 manners and customs of the native In- 
 dians. Loud., 18152 44 — i!68 
 
 IVIacDonald, George. Hidden life, 
 and other poems. N. Y., 1872 16— 95 
 
 Within and without. N.Y.,1875>.. 16—95 
 
 For his novels, eee Fiction. 
 
 Mac^, Jean. History of a mouthful of 
 bread, and its effect on the organization 
 of men and animals. Gatty, Mrs. A., tr. 
 N.Y., 1874 ... 30—183 
 
 Servants of the stomach. N. Y., 
 
 1868 :M— 183 
 
 Slacfarluiic, Charles. See Fiction. 
 
 niacfarlaiie, James. Coal regions of 
 
 America. N. Y., 1873 , 18—109 
 
 MacGalian, J. A. Campaigning on 
 the Oxns, and the fall of Khiva. Illus. 
 N.Y., 1874 35—211 
 
 mcCtilchrist, John. Richard Cobden : 
 a biography. N. Y. , 1865 '. . 39—237 
 
 JncOregror, John. British America. 
 Edin., 1833. 2v 44—268 
 
 Commercial statistics : a digest of 
 
 the productive resources, commercial 
 legislation, customs tariffs, navigation, 
 port and (luarantine laws and charges, 
 shipping, imports and exports, and the 
 moneys, weights, and nu^asures of all 
 nations ; including all the British com- 
 mercial treaties with foreign states. 
 Lond., 1850. 5v f,0— 310 
 
 Macgregor, John. Rob Roy on the 
 
 Baltic ; a canoe cruise through Norway, 
 Sweden, Denmark, Schleswig-Holstein, 
 the >forth sea, and the Baltic. Illus. 
 Bost., n. d 36-222 
 
 Rob Roy on the Jordau, Nile, Red 
 
 sea, and Gennesareth : a canoe cruise in 
 Palestine and Egypt, and the waters of 
 Damascus. Illus. N. Y., 1870 35—214 
 
 Thousand miles in the Rob Roy 
 
 cauoe, on rivers and lakes of Euro])e. 
 
 Illns. Bost., 1871 35—213 
 
 iTIacgrcg'or, John P. Progress of 
 America, from the discovery by Colum- 
 bus to the year 1846. Lond., 1847. 2v. 44— 269 
 
 IVachiavelli, Niccolo. Plorentiue liis 
 
 tory. Loud., 1674 46—281 
 
 For critical notice of M., tee Macanlay, T. 15. (In hit 
 Essays. 1856.) (2S— 142.) 
 
 mackay, Alexander. Western world"; 
 or, travels in the United States in 1846- 
 '47. Phila., 1849. 2v 34—207 
 
 Iflackay, Charles. Memoirs of extraor- 
 dinary ))opular delusions and the mad- 
 ness of crowds. Illus. Lond., n.d 22 — 129 
 
 ITIvKcnncy, Thomas L. Memoirs, with 
 sketches of travel among the northern 
 and southern Indians. Illus. N. Y., 
 1846. 2 v. in one 34—107 
 
 uihI Hall, James. History of the 
 
 Indian tribes of North America, with 
 biogi'aphical sketches and anecdotes of 
 the principal chiefs. Illus. Phila., 1848- 
 '60. 3v 47—286 
 
 "Same. Phila,, 1836. 3v A— 
 
 .'Vlackciizie, Alexander. Voyages from 
 Montreal, on the river St. Lawrence, 
 through the continent of North America, 
 to the Frozen and Pacific oceans, in the 
 years 1789-'93. Lond., 1801 34—205 
 
 IWackenzie, Alexander Slidell. Life 
 of Stephen Decatur. {Library of Ameri- 
 can hioijraphtj, v. 21 ) 36 — 219 
 
 Life of Commodore Oliver Hazard 
 
 Perry. N. Y., 1843. 2 v 41—249 
 
 Life of J. Paul Jones. N. Y., 1846. 
 
 2 V 46-242 
 
 Mackintosh, Sir James. History of 
 England. (Lardner's cabinet ci/clopwdia.) 
 Lond., 1830. 10 v 46—284 
 
 History of England, from the earli- 
 est times to the final establishment of the 
 reformation. Loud., 1853. 2v 46—283 
 
 History of the revolution in En- 
 gland in 1688, comprisiug a view of the 
 reign of James second, from his accession 
 to the enterprise of the Prince of Orange. 
 Phila., 1835 46—283 
 
 Miscellaneous works. (Modern 
 
 British essayists.) Bost., 1854 23—142 
 
 COXTENT8. 
 
 Bacon and Locke (philosopbical genius of) : Canning 
 (character of (Jeortie) ; Charjie to the grand jury of Bom- 
 bay, 1811; Cornwallis (character of Charles, first niar- 
 (lu'is) ; Defence of the French revolution ( Vindiciai Gal- 
 licie, a); Discourse at the oiteniugof the lilentry society 
 of Bom\)ay: Dissertation on the i)rogre88 of etliical 
 jjhilosophy, chietiy during the seventeenth and 
 eighteenth (centuries ; Donna Maria, ehiimant to the 
 crown of Portugal (case ot) ; Edinburgh review 
 of 1755 (preface to a reprint of); Eikou Basiiike 
 (refutation of the claim of King Charles I to tlie 
 autliorsliip of) : Holland (affairs of) : Law of nature 
 and nations (discourse on tlie) : Machiavelli (writ- 
 ings of) : More (life of Sir Thomas) : Peltier (speech in 
 defence of .John) ; Poland (account of the partition of) ; 
 Reasons against the French war of 1793 . Keview of God- 
 win's "Lives of Milton's nephews"'; Keview of Rogers' 
 poems; Revi<'W of Matlame do Stael's "De l'-\lle- 
 magne " : Keview (tf the causes of the revolution in 1688 ; 
 Right of parliamentary suffrage : Speech on the annexa- 
 tion of Genoa to Sardinia: Speech on the state of crim- 
 inal law, 1819; Si>eech on recognition of the indeiiendent 
 states in South America: Speech on the civil goveru- 
 ment of Canada: Speo-h on th(i affairs of Portugal: 
 Speech on the bill to amend the representation of the 
 
 geojde, 1831; Speech with reference to trial of John 
 mith, of Demerara: State of France in 1815; Struenaee 
 (sketch of the administration and fall of). 
 
 incLain. Mary Webster. See Fiction. 
 
 ITIcLaui'in, John. Sermons and essays 
 of. J. Gillies, ed. Phila., 1811 14— 86 
 
 IWacleod, Alexaniler. See Fiction. 
 
 maclcod, Norman, .s'ee Fiction. 
 
 M acinillail, Hugh. First forms of veg- 
 etation. Illus. Loud., 1874 32—195 
 
Mcpherson. 
 
 188 
 
 MAN. 
 
 ^ 
 
 McPherson, Edward. The political 
 history of the United States diirinjic the 
 great rebellion, from November 6, 1860, 
 to July 4, 1834. Wash., 1864 42—269 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 1865 42—269 
 
 Same during the period of recon- 
 struction, from April 15, 1865, to July 15, 
 1870. Wash., 1871 42—269 
 
 Hand-book of politics for 1880. 
 
 Wash., 1880 29—178 
 
 ITIacquoid, Katharine S. See Fictdon. 
 
 niacrcad}", William Charles. Remi- 
 nisceucea and selections from his diaries 
 and letters. Pollock, , Sir F., ed. 1875.. 41— 252 
 
 Macy, Obed. History of Nantucket: 
 being a compendious account of the first 
 settlement of the island by the English, 
 together with the rise and progress of 
 the whale fishery. Bost., 1835 50—309 
 
 Madame. Yov titles of novels so commencing, see Fiction. 
 
 ITfadden, Frederic W. History of Jew- 
 ish coinage, and of money in the Old and 
 New Testaments, lllus. Loud., 1864.. 14 — 81 
 
 madisoil, James. Letters and other 
 writings, 1769-1836 ; published by order 
 
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 See, also, Biography. 
 
 Magnalia Christi American!. Ecclesias- 
 tical history of New England. Mather, 
 C. 1853. 2v 14—85 
 
 inahafiy, John P. Descartes. (Philo- 
 
 80})hical clasaics. ) Phila., 1881 39 — 235 
 
 History of Greek literature. N. Y., 
 
 ♦1880. 2v 15—92 
 
 For contents, see Literature (Greek). 
 
 Rambles and studies in Greece. 
 
 lllus. Loud., 1876 35—212 
 
 Mahomet and his successors. Irving, W. 
 
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 mall on, Lord. See Stanhope, P. H. 
 
 lUahony, Francis Sylvester (Father 
 I'roiit). Tlie reliques of "father Prout." 
 Illustrated by Maclise, D., and collected 
 and arranged by Oliver Yorke. Loud., 
 1873 22—130 
 
 Maid, Maiden. For novels so commencing, see Fiction. 
 
 ITIaillard, N. Doran. History of the 
 republic of Texas, from the discovery of 
 the country to the present time. Lon^., 
 1842 50—305 
 
 Maine : 
 
 Collections of the Maine historical 
 
 society. 1831-76. 7v 49—298 
 
 Same. Secou'd series. Documentary 
 
 history of the State, v. 1, 2. 1877 .... 49—298 
 History of the State of. William- 
 
 sou,W.D. 1832. 2v 49—298 
 
 Northmen in. De Costa, B. F. 
 
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 Maine woods. Thoreau, H. D. 
 
 Bost., 1868 34—209 
 
 Maine, •Henry Sumner. Ancient law ; 
 its connection with the early history of 
 society, and its relation to modem ideas. 
 N. Y.,"l867 29—177 
 
 Maisons dc Paris et de ses environs, avec 
 idanches. Krafft, J. C. Paris, 1849.. . B— 
 
 maistre, Xavler de. A journey round 
 
 myroom. N.Y.,1871 23—138 
 
 Maitland, E. {Jlerhert Ainslee). See 
 Fiction. 
 
 Malay archipelago. lllus. Wallace, A. R. 
 
 1869 35-211 
 
 malAiatre, Jacques Charles Louis. See 
 Petits Poiites Franfai.s, v. 1 17 — 103 
 
 Mallock, William Hurrell. Is life worth 
 living? (/« Current discussions: Ques- 
 tions of belief.) N. Y., 1878 23—137 
 
 For his novels, see Fiction. 
 
 JTIalthus, Thoina,s Robert. Essay on the 
 ])rinciple of population ; view of its past 
 and present effects on hnmau happiness, 
 &c. Lond., 1826. 2v 29—176 
 
 Mammalia. lllus. Figuier, L. N. Y., 
 
 1870 31-191 
 
 See, also. Natural history (Mammalia). 
 
 MAN. 
 
 Anthropology. 
 
 Man and beast, here and hereafter. Wood, J. G. 
 
 N. Y.,n.d :■• 31—191 
 
 Man in the past, present, and future: a popular 
 account of the results of recent scientific research 
 as regards the origin, position, and prospects of 
 the human race. Biichner, Louis. W.S.Dallas, 
 tr. Loud., 1872 • 30—186 
 
 Natural history of man : comprising inciuiries into 
 the modifying intluence of physical and moriil   
 agencies on the different tribes of the human fam- 
 ily. I'richard, James Cowles. lllus. Lond. and 
 Paris, 1848 30—180 
 
 Researches into the physical history of man. 
 Prichard, J. U. Loud., 1813 30—186 
 
 Sketches of the history of man. Kaines, Lord. 
 
 Edin., 1778. 3v 30—186 
 
 Ethnology, including Question of ITnity and 
 Diversity of the Human Race. 
 
 Oircular in reference to the degrees of relationship 
 amcmg different nations. Morgan, L. H. {In 
 Sm. J/i»i-. Coii., v. 2) 53— S23 
 
 Circular relating to collections in ethnology, &c. 
 
 ( Jn Sm. Jfw. Coi;., V. 8. 1867) 53—323 
 
 Contributions to North American ethnology. ( Qeo- 
 graphical and Geological Survey of the Rocky 
 Mountain Region. J. IF. Powell in charge.) 
 lUus. Wash., 1877. v. 1, 3 .54—326 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 V. 1. Parti: Tribesof the extreme northwest. Dall, W. H. 
 Part 2 : Tribes of western Washingtonand northwest- 
 em Oregon. Gibba, George. 
 3. 'tribes of California. Powers, Stephen. 
 
 Crania Americana ; a comparative view of the 
 skulls of various aboriginal nations of North and 
 South America : with an essay on the varieties 
 of the human species. lllus. Morton, Samuel 
 George. 1839 30—181 
 
MAN. 
 
 189 
 
 MANUAL. 
 
 Man^coutiimed. 
 
 Evidences of the antiquity of ninn. Whitmorp, 
 
 James Herman. Kochester, 1874 30—181 
 
 Historf of creation: or, the development of tlie 
 eartll and its inhabitants by the action of nat- 
 ural canses. ' Illus. Haccliel, Ernst Heinrieh. 
 1876. 2v 3()— 186 
 
 How the world was peopled. Fontaine, E. N. Y., 
 
 1872 30—186 
 
 Indigenous races of tlie eaith. Illns. Nott, J. C, 
 •and Glidrton, G. R. 1837 30—185 
 
 Instructions for research relative to the ethnology 
 and philology of America. Gibbs, George. (In 
 Sm. J/isc. CoiJ., V. 7. 1863) 30—181 
 
 Introduction to the studv of the sign language 
 among thu North American Indians, as illustrat- 
 ing the gesture-speech of mankind. Mallery, 
 Garrick. (Sm. Itigt, Bureau of Ethnology.) 
 Wash., 1880 54—326 
 
 Man and apes: an exposition of stractunil resem- 
 blances and differences bearing upon questions 
 of afUnity and origin. Mivart, St. George. Illus. 
 N.Y.,1874 30—186 
 
 Native races of the PacifleStates of Xorth America. 
 
 Bancroft, H. H. 1874. 5v 30—185 
 
 Story of the earth and man. Bawson, John Will- 
 iam. Illus. J«. Y., 1874 32—194 
 
 Systems of consanguinity and affinity of the human 
 family. Morgan, Lewis H. {In Sm. Contrib., 
 T.17.) Wash., 1871 53—322 
 
 Types of mankind; or, ethnological researches. 
 
 Nott, J. C, and Gliddon, G. K 30—185 
 
 Uncivilized races of men. Illus. Wood, J. G. 
 
 Hartford, 1871. 2v 30—185 
 
 Prehistoric Man. 
 
 Ancient society, &c. Morgan, Lewis H. N. Y., 
 
 1877 30—185 
 
 Early man in Europe. Illus. Rau, Charles. N. Y., 
 
 1876 30—185 
 
 Geological evidences of the antiquity of man. 
 
 Illus. Lyell, Si'rC. Lond., 1863 30—186 
 
 Habitations of man in all ages. Illus. VioUet-le 
 
 Due, E. Host, 1876 M^Wo 
 
 Lacustrlan cities of Switzerland. Tryon, F. (In 
 
 Sm. iJept., 1861) 54—324 
 
 Lacustrian settlements. Morlot, A. (InSm. Rept., 
 
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 Origin of civilization, and the primitive condition 
 
 of man ; mental and social condition of savages. 
 
 lUu.s. Lubbock, Sir John. N. Y, 1870 ..-. 30—186 
 Falatittes, or lacnstri:^n constructions of the lake 
 
 ofNeuchatel. Desor, E. (In Sm. Jlept., im:>) 54—324 
 Prehistoric nations ; or, inquiries concerning some 
 
 of the great peoples and civilizations of antiquity, 
 
 and their probable lelation to a still older civiliz- 
 ation of the Ethiopians or Cushites of Arabia. 
 
 Baldwin, John D. N. Y., 1871 30—185 
 
 Primitive man. Illus. Figuier, L. N. Y.,1871... 30—186 
 Rude stone monuments in all countries; their ages 
 
 and uses. Illus. Ferguson, James. Lond., 1872 30 — 185 
 Stone age in New Jersey. Abbott, C. C. (/» Sm. 
 
 Mept, 1875) 54—324 
 
 Study of high antiqnity. Morlot, A. (In Sm. 
 
 JSep(., 1862-'64) M — 324 
 
 Troglodytes, or cave-dwellers of the valley of the 
 
 T6zere. Brooa, M. P. (Zn Sm. Kep(., 1872)..'.. 54—324 
 
 Miscellaneoua. 
 
 Ancient society, &c. Morgan, Lewis H. 1877.... 30 — 185 
 
 Antiqnity of man. Illus. Lyell, Sir C. 1863 30—186 
 
 Early man in Europe. Illus. Rau, Charles. 1876. 30 — 183 
 
 Man — continued. 
 
 Earth as modified by human action. Marsh, G. P. 
 
 (JV«i«ed. 0/ Man and nature.) N. Y., 1877 .... 31—192 
 Habitati6ns of man in all ages. Illus. VioUet-le 
 
 Dnc, E. 187U 30—185 
 
 Man and nature. Marsh, G. P. N. Y., 1869. See 
 
 n;'W ed., above 31 — 192 
 
 Martyrdom of man. Reade, W. N. Y., 1874 30—186 
 
 Man. For titles of novels with initial word Man, 9ee Fiction. 
 
 Man and apes. Illus. Mivart, S.G. 1874. 30— 186 
 
 Man and beast, here and hereafter. 
 Wood, J. G. n. d .31—191 
 
 Maa and nature. Marsh, G. P. 1869 31—192 
 
 Man and the lo\ver animals, Metamor- 
 pho.ses of. Qnatrefages, A. de. 1864.. 31— 191 
 
 Man, Essay on. Pope, Alexander. (In 
 /lis Works, V. 4. 1847) 17—94 
 
 Man in the past, present, and future. 
 
 I:iiichner,L 30—186 
 
 Management of heavy and wet lands. 
 
 Greg, T. 1841 18—108 
 
 Manners, customs, and dress dnring the 
 middle age.s and during the renaissance 
 period. Illns. Lacroix, P. 1874 43—264 
 
 JTIanning', Joseph BoUes. Junius un- 
 masked ; Lord George Sackville proved 
 to be Junius, &c. 1828 40—242 
 
 Rlansel, Henry Lougneville. Limits of 
 religious thought exainiiied, in eight lee- 
 ture.s, delivered before the university of 
 Oxford, in 1858, on the Bamptou founda- 
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 Prolegomena logica: an inquiry 
 
 into the psychological character of log- 
 ical processes. Bost. , 1860 30 — 184 
 
 mansfield, Edward D. Political gram- 
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 theory and practice of the general and 
 State governments, with the relations be- 
 tween them. Cin., 1b46 29—179 
 
 mante, Thomas. History of the late 
 war in North America and the islands of 
 the West Indies. Lond., 1772 44—271 
 
 mantell, Gideon Algernon. Medals of 
 creation: first lessons in geology and in 
 the study of organic remains. Lond., 
 1844. 2v ,. 32—193 
 
 Petrifactions and their teachings. 
 
 Illus. Lo'nd.,1851 32—183 
 
 Pictorial atlas of fossil remains: 
 
 illustrations selected from Parkin.son's 
 "Organic remains of a former world," 
 and Artis's " Antediluviiin phj'tology." 
 Lond., 1850 32—193 
 
 Wonders of geology. Illus. Lond., 
 
 1848. 2v 32—193 
 
 Manual of dates: a dictionary of refer- 
 ence to all the most important events in 
 the history of mankind. Townsend, G. 
 H. 1862 
 
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MANUAL. 
 
 190 
 
 MAETINEAU. 
 
 Manual of public libraries, institutions, 
 and societies in the United States and 
 British provinces. Khees, W. .J. 1»59. 52— :U8 
 
 Manufactures. See Arts {Useful). 
 
 -Maps accompanying the report of the 
 Commissioner of the General Land Office, 
 1866. Part2 B— 
 
 Maps of the District of Columbia and 
 city of Washington ; and plats o,*' the 
 squares and lots of the city. Wash., 
 1852 5:i— 321 
 
 Maps. See Atlases. 
 
 Marble prophecy, and other poems. Hol- 
 land, J. G. 1872 : 16— 67 
 
 marco Polo. See Polo, Marco. 
 
 Marcoy, Paul, pseud. [Saint-Cricq.] 
 'Travels in South America, from the 
 Pacific ocean to the Atlantic ocean. 
 Illus. 2v. N.Y.,1875 35—215 
 
 ITIarcy, Randolph B. Border reminis- 
 cences. Illus. N. Y. , 1872 7—44 
 
 Explorations of the Red river of 
 
 Louisiana, in 1852. Illus. Wash., 1853. 34—205 
 
 Margaret of Anjou. Set; Biography. 
 
 Margravine of Baireuth : memoirs. 
 
 Ho wells, W. D., ed. 1877. 2v 36—219 
 
 Marie Antoinette. See Biography. 
 
 Marion, Francis. .See Biography. 
 
 Marion, Fulgence. Wonderful balloon 
 ascents: conquest of the skies. Illus. 
 N. Y., 1870 32—194 
 
 Wonders of optics. {Illustrated 
 
 library of wonders.) Quin, C. W., fr. and 
 
 ed. N. Y., 1872 32—196 
 
 Wonders of vegetation. (Illustrated 
 
 libranj of iDoiiders.) De Vere, Scheie, ed. 
 
 N. Y., 1^74 32—195 
 
 Marlboroiigii, Duke of. See Church- 
 ill, John, in Biography. 
 
 Marlborougll', Duchess of. See Church- 
 ill, Sarah Jennings, in Biography. 
 
 Marlitt, E., pseud. See John, E., in Fic- 
 tion. 
 Marmion. Scott, &> W. N. Y.,1871.... 17— 107 
 Maruiontel, Jean Francois. See Petits 
 
 Poetes Franfais, v. 1 17 — 103 
 
 See Biography for his life. 
 
 Marquette, Father. See Biography. 
 
 Marriage (Ceremonies, history, &c.): 
 
 Brides and bridals. Jeaffreson, J. C. 
 
 Lond., 1872. 2 v 22—129 
 
 Marriage. (Boston Monday lectures.) 
 
 Cook, J. Bost., 1879 23—140 
 
 Turning-points in life. Arnold, F. 
 
 1873. (pp. 128-145) 23—140 
 
 Wedding days in all ages and coun- 
 tries. Wood, E. J. 1869 22—129 
 
 Woman in marriage. Hamerton, 
 
 P. G. (/h ftis Intellectual life. 1873).. 23— 140 
 
 Marryat, Florence. See Church, Mrs. 
 Boas .in Fiction. 
 
 Marryat, Frank. Mountains and mole- 
 hills: California travel.. Illus. N. Y., 
 1855 34—210 
 
 Marryat, Capt. Frederick. See Biog- 
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 Mai'Sh, George P. Earth, as modified 
 l)y human action. (New ed. of Man and 
 nature.) N. Y., 1877 31—192 
 
 Lectures on the English language ; 
 
 first series. N.Y.,1867 15—93 
 
 Man and nature : Physical geogra- 
 phy as modified by human action. N. 
 Y., 1869 ." 31—192 
 
 Origin and history of the English 
 
 language, and of the early literature it 
 embodies. N. Y., 1869 15—93 
 
 MarslialI,jEmma. See Fiction. 
 
 Marsiiall, Humphrey. History of Keu- 
 tncky. Frankfort, 1824. 2v 49—299 
 
 Marshall, John, chief justice. Writings 
 upon the federal constitution. Boat., 
 1839 49—301 
 
 Life of George Washington. Phila. , 
 
 1850. 2v 42—258 
 
 Marshall, John, lieut., It. N. Royal 
 naval biography ; with an. account of 
 all the naval actions, and other impor- 
 tant events, from 1760 to the present 
 period. Lond., 1823-'30. 1 2v 37—227 
 
 Martin, Bon Louis Henri. History of 
 France : age of Louis the fourteenth, 
 1683-17 15. Bost. , 1865. 2 v ..... 47—291 
 
 Same. Decline of the monarchy. 
 
 Bost., 1866. 2v 47—291 
 
 Same. 1789-1840. Illus. Bost.,n.d. D— 
 
 Martin, Fraugois Xavler. History of 
 North Carolina, from the earliest i)eriod. 
 N. O., 1829. 2v '. 50—30-/ 
 
 Martin, Frederick. Statesman's year- 
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 of thestates of the civilized world ; hand- 
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 Lond. and N. Y., 1872-'81. 10 v 28—167 
 
 Martin, R. Montgomery. British colo- 
 nial library : comprising a description of 
 all the colonies of the British empire. 
 Loud., 1844. 10 V , 45—278 
 
 Chiua : political, commercial, and 
 
 social. Lond., 1847. 2v.. 4.'V— 378 
 
 History and antiquities, topogra- 
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 Lond., 1838. 3v 47—287 
 
 Ireland before and after the union 
 
 with Great Britain. Lond., 1848 47 — 286 
 
 Martin, Theodore. Life of his royal 
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 N. Y.,1875-'80. 5v 37—2.33 
 
 Martineau, Harriet. Autobiography. 
 Illus. Chajiman, Maria W., ed. Bost., 
 1877. v.l 41—252 
 
MARTINEAU. 
 
 191 
 
 MATTHEWS. 
 
 Martineau, Harriet — continued. 
 
 Biographical sketches. N.Y.,18G9. 36—218 
 
 See Biography (Collective), for contenta. 
 
 History of England during the 
 
 thirty 'years' peace. 18U)-'46. l.ond., 
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 Martincail, .Jaines. Modern material- 
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 theology; with an introduction by 
 
   Bellows.H.W. N.Y.,1877 14-» 84 
 
 Martyrdom of man. Reade.W. W. 1874. 30—186 
 
 Martyrs of science: lives of Galileo, Ty- 
 cho Brahe, and Kepler, lllus. Brews- 
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 Martyrs of .Spain, and the liberators of 
 
 Hoi land . Charles, E . 1865 37—228 
 
 Marvel, Ik, pseud. See Mitchell, Don- 
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 mai'vell, Andrew. Poetical works ; 
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 1857 16— 95 
 
 Marvin, Abijah P. History of the town 
 of Winclic'.idon, Worcester county, Mass., 
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 Marvin, Frederic R. Philosophy of 
 spiritualism ; and the pathology and 
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 Mary, Queen of Scots. See Biograpby. 
 
 Maryland : 
 
 History of Maryland. Bozman.J. 
 
 L. 1837 50-309 
 
 Sketches of the early history of 
 
 Maryland. Griffith, T.W. 1821 .50—309 
 
 Mason, .lohn. See Biography. 
 
 Masonry and stoue cutting. lllus. Nich- 
 olson, P. 1835 19-114 
 
 Masque of Pandora, and other poeius. 
 
 Longfellow, H. W. Bost., 1876 16— 96 
 
 Masque of poets. (Xo name aeries.) Bost., 
 1878 16— 9.-, 
 
 Massachusetts : 
 
 Continnation of the history of the 
 
 province of Massachusetts, 1748-1765. 
 Miiiot, G. R. Bost , 179i?, ItjOS. 2 v. in 
 one ,50—309 
 
 E-xcursious. Thorcau, H. D. 186G. 34—209 
 
 Gazetteer of Massachusetts. lllus. 
 
 Hayward, J. 1849 
 
 Historical collections of history and 
 
 antiquities of every town in Ma.ssachu- 
 
 setts. lllus. 1844... 50—309 
 
 History of Massachusetts, from 1764 
 
 to 1820. Bradford, A. 1822,1829. 3v. 59—309 
 
 History of the c(dony of Massachu- 
 setts. Hutchinson, T. 1764. 3v 50-309 
 
 Record of the Massachusetts volun- 
 teers, 1861-'65. Best., 1870. V. 2 51—312 
 
 Massett, Stephen C. See Fiction. 
 
 Massie, James William. America : ori- 
 gin of her present conflict ; her prospect 
 for the slave, and her claim for anti- 
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 Massiilon, Jean Baptiste. (Euvres. 
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 Massinger, Philip. Plays ; with notes 
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 CONTENTS. 
 
 IJaaliful lover; Bondra.in ; City madam : Duke of Milan; 
 Emperor of the Kaflt; Fatal dowry ; Greatduke of Flor- 
 ence; Guardian; Maid of honor: Xew way to pay old 
 debts; Old law ; Parliament of love ; The picture; The 
 renegades; The Roman; Unnatural combat; Very 
 woman; Virgin martyr. 
 
 Materialism. See Philosophy ; also. Biblical and religious 
 literature (Religion and science). 
 
 MATHEMATICS. 
 
 Geometry. 
 
 Converging series, expressing the ratio between 
 the diameter and circumference of a circle, Fer- 
 rel, WilU.lra. (In Sm. Contrib., v. IS.) 1873... 5S— 322 
 
 Elements of geometry: containing the first six 
 
 hooks of Euclid. Playfair, John. N.Y.,1854.. 19—115 
 
 Mathematics for practical men. Gregory, 0. 
 
 Lond., 1848 19— ILI 
 
 Tangencies of circUs and of spheres. Alvord, 
 
 Benjamin. (Jn Sm. Oo»(ri6., v. 8.) 1852 53—322 
 
 Miscellaneous 'Works. 
 
 Mathematics for practical men. Gregory, O. 3d 
 edition, revised and enlarged by Law, Henry. 
 Lond., 1848 19—115 
 
 Tracts on mathematical and philosophical subjects. 
 
 Hutton.C. Lond.,1812. 3v 19—115 
 
 Tables. 
 
 Interest tables at seven per cent, on any sum from 
 one to ten thousand dollars. Gates, G. N. Y., 
 1851 - 53—321 
 
 Standard interest without calculation : a new dis- 
 covery made in the application of the decimal 
 system, &c. AViUiams, J. J. Memphis, Tenn., 
 1876 53—321 
 
 Mather, Cotton. Magnalia Christ! 
 Americana: ecclesiastical hi.-itory of New 
 England, from its tirst planting, in the 
 year 1620, unto the year of our Lord 
 
 1698. Hartford, 1853. 2 v 14— 85 
 
 For his life, tee Biography. 
 
 Matiiews, William. Getting on in the 
 world : hints on success in life. Chicago, 
 1876 23-141) 
 
 Words ; their use and abuse. Chi- 
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 Matson, N. Map of Bureau county, 
 Illinois, with sketches of its early set- 
 tlement, lllus. Chicago, 1867 49—300 
 
 Matthews, J. B. Theatres of Paris, 
 lllus. N. Y.,18s0 36—220 
 
MATTHEWS. 
 
 192 
 
 MEDICINE. 
 
 IQatthews, Washington. Ethnography 
 and philology of the Hidatsa Indians. 
 (Ill Misc. Pub. No. 7 of the United States 
 Geological and Geographical Survey of the 
 Territories. ) Wash. , 1877 54 — 3->() 
 
 matthews, William. Historical and 
 scientific description of the mode of 
 supplying London with water, lllus. 
 Lond., 1841 19—115 
 
 manricc, Frederick Denison. Friend- 
 ship of books, and other lectures. 
 Hughes, Thomas, ed. Lond., 1874 23—138 
 
 CO.NTENTS. 
 
 On the friendsliip of booVs; On words ; On books: On the 
 nse anil abuse of newsnapeis ; On Christian civilization ; 
 Ancient history; English history; Spenser's " Fairie 
 Queen ": Milton; Milton consicb'tTd iis a sih lolmaster ; 
 Edmund Burke; Aciiuisiliou aud illumination. 
 
 Mauritius. Sub-tropical rambles in the 
 laud of the aphanapteryx : personal ex- 
 periences, adventures, and wanderings 
 in and around the island. lllus. Pike, 
 Nicholas. 18/3 33 — 201 
 
 nianry, Matthew F(mtaine. Physical 
 geography of the sea. N. Y., 1855 31 — 189 
 
 maxilllilian I, Emperor of Mexico. 
 Kecollectious of my life. Lond., 18 J8. 
 
 3v 41—251 
 
 See, alio, Biography. 
 
 May-day, and other pieces. Emerson, E. 
 
 W. 1867 1(^98 
 
 Mayer, Brantz. Mpxico as ir was and 
 asitis. lllus. N. Y., 1844 48 297 
 
 Observations on Mexican history 
 
 and archaiology, with a special noliccof 
 zapotic remains. (In Sm. Contrib., v. 9.) 
 Wash., 1870 53-322 
 
 Maylie w, Henry. German life and man- 
 ners in Saxony at the present day. lllus. 
 Lond., 1865 36 — a22 
 
 Upper Rhine : scenery of its banks, 
 
 and the manners of its people. lllus. 
 
 Lond., 18,")8 , 3(i— 222 
 
 mayo, Isabella Fivy. -'Garrett, Edward 
 and Ruth," pseud. See Fiction. 
 
 ITIayo, William Starbnck. Sec Fiction. 
 
 jneadc, William. Old churches, minis- 
 ters, and families of Virginia. lllus. 
 Phila., 1857. 2v 50—304 
 
 Mean declination of 2,018 stars for January 
 1, 1875. Prepared under the direction 
 of George M. Wheeler, by Safford, T. H. 
 Wash., 1879 '. 54-327 
 
 Mcares, .John. . Voyages made in the 
 years 1788 -'89, from China to the north- 
 wes' coast of America, with observatious 
 on the pro'iable existence of a northwest 
 passage. Lond., 1791. 2v 34 205 
 
 Mechanical philosophy. lllus. Robison, 
 •J- IB'-J--^- 4v 18-110 
 
 Mechanic's calculator and tinman's g'lidc. 
 lllus. Quantrill, T. H. 1848 .... T. ... . 18—110 
 
 Mechanics. Gregory, O. 1826. 3 v. ; 2 
 
 of text and I of plates 18 — 110 
 
 See Arts (Useful: Mechanics). 
 Mechanics for practical men. lllus. 
 
 .Jamieson, A. 1845 18 — 110 
 
 Mechanics of fluids. lllus. Jamieson, 
 
 A. 1837 18—110 
 
 Mechanics of nature, Philosophy of the. 
 
 lllus. Allen, Z. 1852 '. 32—195 
 
 Mechanism in thought and morals. 
 
 Holmes, O.W. 1871 14—84 
 
 Medals of creation. Mantell, G. A. 1844. 
 
 '^ V .'^2-193 
 
 MEDICINE AND PHYSIOLOGY. 
 Dictionary. 
 
 Medical dictionary. Thomas, J. Phila., 1874 25 150 
 
 Brain. 
 
 Dual character of the brain. Brown-Scquard, C. E. 
 
 (Sm. ^asc. Coll., V. 15.) Wash., 1877 53—323 
 
 Gray substance of the medulla oblongata and tra- 
 pezium. Beau, John. (Sm. Contrib., v. 16.) 
 Wash., 1870 ; 53—322 
 
 Dyspepsia. 
 
 Dyspepsia. Iliggiuson, T. W. {In hii Ontdoor 
 
 papers, pp. 53-77. 1871) 23—139 
 
 Fevers. 
 
 Cause aud prevention of yellow fever. Barton, E. 
 I H. N.T., 1857 30—183 
 
 Nature and mechanism of fever. Wood, Horatio C. 
 
 (Sm. .msc. Coll.. V. 15.) Wash., 1875 . . 53—323 
 
 Surgical complications and sequels of the continued 
 fevers. Keen, W. W. (Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 15.) 
 Wash., 1877 53—323 
 
 Food. 
 
 Relation of food to work. Haughton, S. (In Sm. 
 
 ltept.,1810) 54—324 
 
 Report on preparation of food. Johnston, W. E. 
 
 (In Paris universal exposition report, v. 5) 52 — 314 
 
 Health and its Conditions. 
 
 Health; Five lay sermons. Brown, J. (In hit 
 
 Spare hours, V. 2. 1869).. 23—137 
 
 How to live long; or, health maxims, physical, 
 mental, and moral. Hall, William W. N. Y., 
 1875 30—183 
 
 Science of health. Kingsltiy, C. {In his Health 
 
 and education. 1874) 21—139 
 
 IIEAI.TII liEl'OUT. 
 
 Sixth annual report of the secretary of the State 
 board of health of Michigan, f!)r fiscal year end- 
 ing September 30, 1878. Lansiug, 1878 52—314 
 
 Heart. 
 
 Strain and overa<'tion of the heart. Da Costa, J. 
 
 M. (Sm. Jlfwc. CoU., V. 15.) Wash., 1874 53—322 
 
 Heredity. 
 
 Genesis, heredity, and variation. Spencer, H. 
 
 (/« his rrinci|)1"sof biology, v. 1, pp. 2(i9-292).. 31—292 
 Heredity. {Boston Monday lectures.) Cook, J. 
 
 Host., 1878-79 23—140 
 
 Se*. in tliis rbiss, Mental i)livsiologv ; also, in general al- 
 phabet, Marriage; Natural history (Theories ot origin 
 iind development of species). 
 
MEDICINE. 
 
 193 
 
 MELEK-HA2nJM. 
 
 Medicine and Physiology — continued. 
 Mental Physiology. 
 
 PSYCHOLOGY. 
 
 lUnstrations of the influence of the mind upon 
 the body in health and disease; designed to elu- 
 cidate the action of the imagination. Tuke, D. 
 H., Jf. i). Lond., 1872 30—183 
 
 Use of the body in relation to the mind. Moore, 
 
 G. N. T.,1849 30—183 
 
 INSANITY AND TREATMENT OF THE INSANE. 
 
 Irritation and insanity. Broussais, F. J. Y. 
 Cooper, T., Jr. Lond., 1833 30—183 
 
 Mental disorders. Davis, A. J. 1871 30—183 
 
 Modem persecution ; or, insane asylums unveiled, 
 and married women's liabilities, as demonstrated 
 by the action of the Illinois legislature. Pack- 
 ard, J/r«. E. P. W. Illus. Hartford, 1874. 2 v. 30—183 
 
 Passions ; or, mind and matter illustrated by con- 
 siderations on hereditary insanity. Millingen, 
 
 J. G. Lond., 1848 30—183 
 
 See, also, Biology ; Brain ; Nervous system ; Spiritualism ; 
 Philosophy (various headings). 
 
 Military Medicine and Surgery. 
 
 Hygienic and medical reports by medical officers 
 
 of the United States Navy. Parker, J. B., ed. 
 
 Wash., 1879 55—332 
 
 Medical and anthropological statistics of the pro- 
 
 vost.marshal-general's bureau. Compiled by J. 
 
 H. Ba.xter. Wash., 1875. 2v 54—328 
 
 Medical and surgical history of the rebellion, 1861- 
 
 1865. Prepared under the direction of J. K. 
 
 Barnes, Surgeon-General United States Army. 
 
 Shrgeon-General's oifice, War Department 54 — 328 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Part 1, V. 1. Medical history. "Woodward, J. J. 1875. 
 V. 2. Surgical history. Otis. George A. 1875. 
 Part 2, V. 1. Medical history. Woodward, J. J. 1879. 
 V. 2. Surgical history. Otis, George A. 1876. 
 Surgery, hygiene, and military sanitary institu- 
 tions in Europe. Evans, T. W. (Parit Univer- 
 sal Exporition Report, V. 5) 52 — 314 
 
 Mineral Waters. 
 
 Mineral waters of the United States and Canada. 
 
 Illus. Moorman, J. J. Bait., 1867 19—117 
 
 Nervous System. 
 
 Spiritualism and allied causes and conditions of 
 nervous derangement. Hammond, W. A. Illus. 
 
 N.Y.,1876 30-183 
 
 See, also, Stimulants and narcotics ; Brsdn j Mental physi- 
 ology. 
 
 Physiology. 
 
 History of a mouthful of bread, and its effect on 
 the organization of men and animals. Mac6, 
 
 Jean. Gatty, Mrs. A., tr. N. Y., 1874 30—183 
 
 Physiology. Foster, M. (Science Primer.) N. Y., 
 
 1879 30—183 
 
 Physiology and hygiene. lUus. Huxley, T., and 
 
 Youmans, W. J. N.Y.,1868 30—183 
 
 Physiology for practical use. Illus. Hinton, 
 James, ed. With an introduction by E. L. You- 
 mans. N. Y., 1874 30 183 
 
 Servants of the stomach. Mac6, J. N.Y.,1868.. 30 183 
 
 Zoonomia; or, laws of organic life. Darwin, E. 
 
 Lond., 1801. 4v 31 192 
 
 See. also. Biology; Chemistry (Miscellaneous works); 
 Mental physiology. 
 
 25 
 
 Medicine and Physiology — continued. 
 
 Skin. 
 
 Subcutaneous surgery, its principles and its recent 
 extension in practice. Adams, W. (Sm. Misc. 
 CoU.,v. 15. 1878) 53—323 
 
 Stimulants and Narcotics. 
 
 OPIUM. 
 
 Coleridge and opium-eating. De Quincey, T. (In 
 
 /it's Narrative papers, V. 2. 1859) 21—126 
 
 Confessions of an English opium-eater. De Quin- 
 cey, T. 1862 21—126 
 
 TOBACCO. 
 
 New counterblast. Higginson, T. W. (2?i Ai« Out- 
 of-door pai)ers, 1871, pp. 177-199) 23 139 
 
 Tumors. 
 
 Structure of cancerous tumors, and the mode in 
 which adjacent parts are invaded. Woodward, 
 J.J.,U.S.A. (Sm. Misc. CoU., -v. 15. 1878)-.. 53—323 
 
 Voice and Speech. 
 
 Philosophy of the human voice ; embracing its psy- 
 chological history. Rush, James. Phila., 1867- 15— 93 
 
 Vocal sounds of Laura Bridgman. Lieber, Fran- 
 cis. (Sm. Contrib., v. 2) 53—322 
 
 See Elocution. 
 
 Meditations and contemplations. Her- 
 
 vey, J. Phila., n. d 14—83 
 
 Mecch, L. "W. Relative intensity of the 
 heat and light of the sun upon different 
 latitudes of the earth. (/» Sm. Contrib., 
 V. 9) 53—322 
 
 Meeic, F. B. Invertebrate, cretaceous, 
 
 . aud tertiary fossils of the upper Missouri 
 
 country. {In Fiual reports, v. 9 of the 
 
 United States Geological Survey of the 
 
 Territories) 54 — 335 
 
 Invertebrate fossils of North Amer- 
 ica: Miocene, {[n Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 
 7. 1867) 53-323 
 
 Invertebrate fossils of North Amer- 
 ica: cretaceous and Jurassic. (/»» Sm. 
 Mhe. Coll.,Y.8. 1869) 53—323 
 
 Paleontology. (United States geo- 
 logical explorations of the Fortieth Par- 
 allel, v. 4.) Illus. Wash., 1877 31-187 
 
 Paleontology of ea.stern Nebraska, 
 
 with remarks on the carboniferous rocks 
 of that district. {In United States Geo- 
 logical Survey of the Territories. Final 
 report on Nebraska, &c., part 2. 1871). 54 — 325 
 
 and Hayden, F. V. Paleontology 
 
 of the upper Missouri. Invertebrates. 
 
 {In SvcL Contrib., \. 14) 53—322 
 
 M^jico. See Mexico. 
 
 melek-Haniini, wife of E. H. Eibrizli- 
 Mehemet-Pasha. Thirty years in the 
 harem: an autobiography. N. Y.,1872. 
 
MELmE. 
 
 194 
 
 METEOROLOGY. 
 
 Mcline, James F. Mary, queen of Scots, 
 and her latest English historian: nar- 
 rative of the principal events in the life 
 of Mary Stuart, with some remarks on 
 Mr. Fronde's history of England. N. Y., 
 1872 41—252 
 
 Two thousand miles on horseback; 
 
 Santa ¥6 and back. A summer tour 
 through Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, 
 and New Mexico, in 1866. N. Y., 1867.. 35—216 
 
 nieline, Mary Miller. See Fiction. 
 
 Melville, George John Whyte. See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 M^moires du cardinal do Retz, de Guy 
 Joli, et de la duchesse do Nemours ; con- 
 tenant ce qui s'est i)ass<5 de remar<iuable 
 en France pendant les premieres anndes 
 du rfegne de Louis XIV. Paris, 1820. 
 6v 39—235 
 
 Memoirs. For memoirs of jiorsons, see Biography. 
 
 Memoirs of Sherman, Gen. William T. 
 N. Y., 187,5. 2v 41—247 
 
 Memoirs of his own time. Graydon, A. 
 
 1846 40—245 
 
 Memoirs of my own times. Wilkinson, 
 J. 1816. 3v 42—256 
 
 Memoirs of the loves of the poets. Jame- 
 son, A. M. 1866 37—228 
 
 Memoirs, official and personal; with 
 sketches of travels among the northern 
 and southern Indians. McKenney, T. 
 L. lUus. 1846 34—207 
 
 Memorial volume of the I'opham celebra- 
 tion. Portland, Me., 1863 50—306 
 
 Memorials. De Quincey, T. 1856. 2 v. 21—126 
 
 Memories of many men and of some 
 women. Field, M. 13. N. Y., 1874 37—228 
 
 Men and manners in America one hundred 
 years ago. Scudder, H. E. lUus. (Sans 
 soiici «me«.) N. Y., 1876 37—228 
 
 Men and times of the revolution. Wat- 
 8on,E. N.Y., 1856 37—228 
 
 Men of the time : dictionary of contempo- 
 raries. Cooper, T. Lond. and N. Y., 
 1875 25—150 
 
 inenaillt, Ernest. Intelligence of ani- 
 mals, with illustrative anecdotes. {Il- 
 lustrated library of loonders.) N. Y.,1872. 31 — 191 
 
 mendelssohn-BartlioIdy, Felix. 
 Letters from Italy and Switzerland. 
 Lady Wallace, tr. N. Y. , 1869 41—251 
 
 Same, from 1833 to 1847. Mendels- 
 
 sohn-Bartholdy, P. and C, eds. Lady 
 
 Wallace, «r. N. Y., 1868 41—251 
 
 For life of Mendelssohn, see Biography. 
 
 Mental disorders; diseases of brain and 
 
 nerves. Davis, A. J. Bost., 1871 30—183 
 
 See Medicine (Mental physiology). 
 menzel, Wolfgang. History of Germany 
 to 1840. Horrocks, Mrs. G., tr. Lond., 
 1848-'49 47—290 
 
 Merchant vessels, navy, and revenue-ma- 
 rine service of the United States. Wash., 
 1875 43—265 
 
 ITIeredith, O., pseud. See Bulwer-Lyt- 
 
 ton, Robert 16— 96 
 
 Meriin^e, Prosper. Letters to an in- 
 cognita, with recollections by Lamar- 
 tine and George Sand. (Ilric-a-brac se- 
 ries, V. 3.) Stoddard, Richard H., ed. 
 N. Y., 1874 36—218 
 
 mcrivale, Charles. General history of 
 Rome, from the foundation of the city to 
 the fall of Augustulus, B. C. 753-A. D. 
 476. N. Y., 1875 48—294 
 
 History of the Romans under the 
 
 empire. [To 30 B. C] Lond., 1850. 
 
 3v 48—294 
 
 merle d' Aubigne (Jean Henri). His- 
 tory of the reformation of the 16th cen- 
 tury in Germany, Switzerland, &c. 
 White, H., tr. Hartford and N? Y., 1850- 
 '53. 5v. in3 14—84 
 
 Merrimac and Concord rivers, A week 
 on the. Thoreau, H. D. Bost., 1868. .. 34— 209 
 
 Merry wives of Windsor. Shakespeare, W. See 
 Drama (List of plays). 
 
 Mesopotamia. (Edinburyh cabinet library, 
 
 V. 32) 29—179 
 
 Metallic wealth of the United States. 
 
 111ns. Whitney, J. D. Phila., 1854.... 29— 176 
 See Political economy (Money). 
 
 Metallurgy. &« Arts (Useful). 
 
 Metamorphoses. See Ovid. 
 
 Metamorphoses of insects. Duncan, P. 
 M. n. d 31—189 
 
 Metamorphoses of man and the lower 
 
 animals. Quatrefages, A. de. 1864 31 — 191 
 
 Metaphysics. See Philosophy. 
 
 metastasio, Pietro Bonaventura. Dra- 
 mas and other poems. Hoole, J., tr. 
 Lond., 1800. 3v 16—95 
 
 metcaife, Samuel L. Caloric : its me- 
 chanical, chemical, and vital agencies 
 in the phenomena of nature. Phila., 
 1859. 2v 32—194 
 
 METEOROLOGY AND CLIMATOLOGY. 
 
 General and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Oaloric. Metcalfe, S. L. v. 1, pp. 299-343. 1859.. 32—194 
 Lectures on meteorology. Kussell, R. {In Sm. 
 
 liept.lSU) 54—324 
 
 Meteorology. Beaman, J. W. Fifth annnal re- 
 port of the United States Geological and Geo- 
 graphical Survey of the Territories. "Wash., 
 
 1872 54—325 
 
 Ocean, the atmosphere, and life. Keclus, E. 1873. 
 
 2v 31—188 
 
 Physical atlas. Johnston, A. K. 1849 B — 
 
 Review of natural phenomena. Humboldt, A. von. 
 
 (J» Aw Cosmos, V. 1. 1849) 31—191 
 
UHIVEESITY) 
 
 METEOROLOGY. 
 
 195 
 
 METEOEOLOGT. 
 
 Meteorology and Climatology — continued. 
 Special Topics. 
 
 ANEMOMETER. 
 
 Description o'f the Smithsonian anemoraetor. (In 
 
 Sm.Jtept, 1860) 54—324 
 
 ATMOSPHERE. 
 
 Aerial world : a popular account of the phenomena 
 and life of the atmosphere. Hartwig, G. HIus. 
 N. Y., 1875 32—194 
 
 Psychrometrical table for determining the force of 
 aqueous vapor and the relative humidity of the 
 atmosphere, from indications of the wet and the 
 dry hulb tliermometer Fahrenheit. Coffin, 
 
 J. H. (InSm. Misc. Coll., v.l. 1856) 53—333 
 
 See, also, Arts (Useful : Aeronautics) ; Physics. 
 
 AURORAL PHENOMENA. 
 
 Auroral phenomena. Loomis, E. (In Sm. Sept., 
 
 1865) 53—324 
 
 Auroral phenomena in the higher latitudes. Force, 
 
 1>. (In Sm. Contrib., V. S) 53—322 
 
 Recent secular period of the aurora borealis. Olm- 
 
 stead, D. (In Snj. Contrib., v. 8) 53—322 
 
 BAROMETERS. 
 
 Construction of a standard barometer. Welsh, J. 
 
 (In Sm. Kept, 1859) 54—324 
 
 Experiments on aneroid barometers. Stewart, B. 
 
 (In Sm.Ilept.,lS6S).... 54—324 
 
 Green's standard barometer. (InSm. Bept., 1855) . 54 — 324 
 
 Horary variation of the barometer. Vaillant, M. 
 
 (InSm.Itept.,18m) 54—324 
 
 On filliug barometer tubes. Green, J., and Wurde- 
 
 mann,G. (Jn Sm. K«^«., 1859) 54—324 
 
 On the use of the barometer on surveys and recon- 
 naissances. Williamson, K. S. Wash., 1878 54 — 327 
 
 CLIMATOLOGY. 
 
 Climate and time in their geological relations : a 
 
 theory of secular changes of the earth's climate. 
 
 Croll,Jame8. N.Y.,1875 32—194 
 
 Climate in Kansas. Elliott, K. S. (In Sm. Kept., 
 
 1870) 54—324 
 
 Influence of climate in North and South America. 
 
 Distumell, John. N. Y., 1887 32—194 
 
 CLOUDS. 
 New classification of clouds. Poey, Andre. (In 
 
 Sm. Mept.,lSJO) 54—324 
 
 EARTHQUAKES AND VOLCANOES. 
 
 Cosmos. Humboldt, F. H. A. von. v. 1. 1849 31—191 
 
 Earthquake phenomena. Mallet, R. (In Sm. 
 
 Itept.,lBm) 54—324 
 
 Earthquakes. Proctor, E. A. (Jn At» Borderland, 
 
 etc.) 1874 32—190 
 
 Mount Vesuvius: a descriptive, historical, and 
 
 geological account of the volcano, with a notice 
 
 of the recent eruption. Lobley J. Logan. Lond., 
 
 1868 32— M5 
 
 Notes and illustrations of Popocatepetl. Sonntag, 
 
 A. (/« Sm. 6'oft(ri6., V. 11) 53—322 
 
 Volcanoes, active and extinct, earthquakes, and 
 
 thermal springs. l)aubeny, C. 1849 32—195 
 
 OliSERVATIONS. 
 
 Best hours of daily observation to find the mean 
 temperature of the year. Dewey, C. (In Sm. 
 liept., 1857-'58-'60) 54—324 
 
 Directions formeteorological observations. Guyot, 
 
 A. (In Sm, ie«j)(., 1855) 54—324 
 
 Meteorology and Climatology — continued. 
 
 Meteorological and physical tables prepared for 
 the Smithsonian Institution. Guyot, A. (In 
 Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 1. 1859) 5S— 323 
 
 Meteorological observations and the registry of 
 periodical plionomena. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 
 1. 1800) 53—323 
 
 Meteorological observations at Marietta, Ohio, 
 1826-1859 inclusive. Hildreth, S. P. (In Sm. 
 Contrib., V. 16) 53—322 
 
 Meteorological observations at Sacramento, Cal., 
 1853-'55-'56-'57. Logan, T. M. (In Sm. Kept, 
 1855-'57) 54^324 
 
 Meteorological observation during 1872 in Utah, 
 Idaho, and Montana. Gannett, Henry. (In Mis- 
 cellaneous Piiblications No. 2 of the Vnited States 
 Geological and Geographical Survey of the Ter- 
 ritories, 1873) 54—325 
 
 Meteorological observations in Colorado and Mon- 
 tana Territories, made in 1873 and the early part 
 of the year 1874. Chittenden, G. B. (In Miscel- 
 laneous Publications No. 6 of the United States 
 Geological and Geographical Survey of the Terri- 
 tories, 1874) 54—325 
 
 Meteorological observations in the Arctic seas. 
 
 Kane, E. K. (In Sm. Contrib., v. 10-11) 53—322 
 
 Meteorological observations in the Arctic seas. 
 
 McClintock, Leopold. (In Sm. Contrib., v. 13). 53—322 
 
 Meteorological observations made at Brunswick, 
 Maine, 1807-1859. Cleveland, P. (In Sm. 
 Contrib.,^. 16) 53—322 
 
 Meteorological observations made at Providence, 
 E. I., 1831-1860. Caswell, A. (In Sm. Contrib., 
 V.12) .- 53—323 
 
 Meteorological observations made in 1875 at the 
 United Statesnaval observatory. Ulus. Davis, 
 C. H., Kear Admiral, U. S. N., superintendent. 
 Wash., 1878 
 
 Meteorological observations made near Washing- 
 ton, Ark., 1840-1859. Smith, N. D. (In Sm. 
 Contrib., V. 12) 
 
 Meteorology in Bnssia. Woceikof, Dr. (In Sm. 
 I{ept.,W72) 
 
 Meteorological observations taken at Marietta, 
 Ohio, by Joseph Wood (1817-1823). Schott, 
 Charles A. (In Sm. Contrib., v. 16) 
 
 Meteorology of Colonia Tovar, Venezuela. Fend- 
 Icr, A. (In Sm. Jf«p(., 1857) < 
 
 Observations made at Girard College, 1840-'45. 12 
 parts. Bache, A. D. (In Sm. Contrib., v. 11-13, 
 
 14) 
 
 53—322 
 54—324 
 
 53—322 
 54—324 
 
 53—322 
 54—327 
 
 53—322 
 
 Practical tables in meteorology, &c. Williamson, 
 E. S. Plates. N. Y. and Loud., 1868 
 
 Tables, distribution, and variations of the atmos- 
 pheric temperature in the United States, and 
 some of the adjacent parts of America. Schott, 
 C.A. (In Sm. Contrib., x. 21) 
 
 RAIN AND SNOW. 
 
 Tables and results of the precipitation in rain and 
 snow in the United States, and at some stations 
 in adjacent parts of North America, and in Cen- 
 tral and South America. Schott, C. A. (In Sm. 
 
 Contrib., V. IS) 
 
 See, also. Forests. 
 
 STORMS, TORNADOES, AND WINDS. 
 
 History of the winds. Bacon, F. (In his Works, 
 V.3) ^ 
 
 Instructions for observations of thunder storms. 
 Henry, J. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 10. 1873) .... 
 
 Philosophy of storms. Espy, J. P. Bost., 1841 
 
 Queries relative to tornadoes. Henry, J. (In Sm. 
 
 Mi»c. (7o«., v.lO) 53—323 
 
 53—322 
 
 21—128 
 
 53—323 
 32—195 
 
METEOEOLOGY. 
 
 196 
 
 MILL, 
 
 Meteorology and Climatology — continued. 
 
 Storms in Europe and America, December, 1836. 
 
 Loomi8,E. (In Sm. Contrib., Y.U) 53—322 
 
 Tornado near New Harmony, Indiana, April 30, 
 1852, witli a map of the track, &c. Cbappel- 
 smith, J. (In Sm. Contrib., v. 7) 53—322 
 
 Winds of the globe ; or, the laws of atmospheric 
 circulation over the surface of the earth. Coffin, 
 J.H. (In Sm. Contrib. ,v.2(l) 53—322 
 
 Winds of the northern hemisphere. Coffin, J. H. 
 
 (In Sm. Oontrib., v. 6) 53—322 
 
 THUNDER AND LIGHTNING. 
 
 Report on atmospheric electricity. Duprez, M. L. 
 
 (In Sm. Eept., 1858) 54—324 
 
 Thunder and lightning. Masterman, S. (In Sm. 
 
 JJep(.,1855) 54—324 
 
 See, also, Lightning rods ; Arts (Useful). 
 See, also, Astronomy ; Geography (Physical) ; Ocean ; 
 Physics. 
 
 Methodist pulpit, south. Illus. Smith- 
 son, W. T. Wash., 1859 14—82 
 
 MEXICO. 
 Antiquities, History, &c. 
 
 Antiquities of Mexico. Illus. Kingsborough, E. 
 
 K. 1830-'48. 9v A— 
 
 Despatches of Hernando Cortes. Tolsom, G., tr. 
 
 1843 48—297 
 
 Historia de la conquista de MAJico. Soils, A. de. 
 
 1844 48—296 
 
 History of Mexico. Clavigero, F. S. 1787. 2 v.. 48—297 
 
 History of Mexico. Mill, N. 1824 48—297 
 
 Historyof the conquest of Mexico." Diaz, B. 1800. 48 — 297 
 History of the conquest of Mexico. Prescott, W. 
 
 H. 1841. 3v. 2 copies 48—296 
 
 Los gringos; or, an inside view of Mexico. Wise, 
 
 H.A. 1850 34—209 
 
 Mexican history and archseology. Mayer, Brantz. 
 
 (In Sm. Contrib., v. 9) 53—322 
 
 Mexico. Diaz, B. Lockhart, J. I., fr. 1844. 2 v. 48—297 
 Mexico and its religion. Dins. "Wilson, R. A. 
 
 1855 35—215 
 
 Bambler in Mexico. Latrobe, C. J. 1836 48—297 
 
 Description and Travels. 
 
 Mexico as it was and as it is. Illus. Mayer, B. 
 
 1844 48—297 
 
 Mexico in 1827. Ward, «ir H.G. 1828. 2v 48—296 
 
 Notes on Mexico. Poinsett, J. R. 1825 48 — 297 
 
 NouvoUe Espagne. Humboldt, F. H. A. von. 1811. 
 
 2 v. With atlas 53—320 
 
 Rambler in Mexico. Latrobe, C. J. N. T., 1836. 48 — 297 
 Recollections of Mexico. Thompson, W. 1846... 48 — 297 
 Six months' residence and travels in Mexico. Bul- 
 lock, W. lUus. 1824 35—215 
 
 Travels of Anna Bishop in Mexico, 1849. 1852 35—215 
 
 Mexico (Gulf of). Last voyage of La Salle 
 tothe Gulf of Mexico. Joutel, M. 1714. 34—206 
 
 Michaux, Fiaufois Andr^. Travels to 
 the westward of the Allegheny mount- 
 ains, in the States of Ohio, Kentucky, 
 Tennessee, and return through the upper 
 Carolinas. Lambert, B., fr. Lond.,1805. 34—206 
 
 Michel Angelo. See Buonarroti (Mi- 
 chel Angelo) in Biography. 
 
 Michelet, Jules. France before Europe. 
 Bost., 1871 47—291 
 
 History of France, V. 2. N. Y.,1847. 47—291 
 
 Michigan : 
 
 Fourth annual report of the secre- 
 tary of the State board of agriculture. 
 Lansing, 1865 19—119 
 
 Red-book for the thirtieth legisla- 
 ture, 1879-1880. Henderson, Don: C. 
 Lansing, 1879 51—311 
 
 Rod-book of Michigan. Lanman, 
 
 C. Detroit, 1871 49—298 
 
 Microcosmography ; a piece of the world 
 discovered. {Essays and characters.) 
 Earle, J. 1867 23—141 
 
 Microscopical petrography. Zirkel, F. 
 ( United States Geological Exploration of 
 the Fortieth Parallel, v. 6) 31—187 
 
 Middle .iges. Ses History (Middle ages). 
 
 Midsummer -night's dream. Shakespeare, W. See Drama 
 (List of plays). 
 
 Might and mirth of literature. Macbeth, 
 J. W. V. 1875 15—91 
 
 Mig:net, Francois Anguste Marie. His- 
 tory of the French revolution, 1789- 
 1814. Lond., 1846 47—291 
 
 'Military academy, Register of the officers 
 and graduates of the United States. Cul- 
 lum, G. W. N. Y., 1850 51—313 
 
 Military bridges. Douglas, «»»• H. 1832. 19—114 
 See Arts (Useful : Bridges). 
 
 Military commission to Europe, in 1^155 
 and 1856. Report of Major Alfred Mor- 
 decai. 1860 54—328 
 
 Military laws of the United States. Cal- 
 
 lan, J. F. 1858 29—177 
 
 Military life of John, duke of Marlbor- 
 ough. Alison, Sir A. 1848 41—252 
 
 Military posts and stations, in the year 
 1871. War Department. Quartermas- 
 ter-general's office. Wash., 1872 54—327 
 
 Mill, James, and Wilson, Horace Hay- 
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 1848. 9v 47—287 
 
 mill, John Stuart. Dissertations and dis- 
 cussions, political, philosophical, and 
 historical. Bost., 1868. 4v 23—141 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Aphorisms : a fragment, v. 1. 
 Appendix, v. 1-3. 
 Austin on jurisprudence, v. 4. 
 Baily on Berkeley's theory of vision, v. 2. 
 Bain's psychology, v. 4. 
 Bentham. v. 1. 
 Carrel. Amiand. v. 1. 
 Civilization, v. 1. 
 Claims of labor, v. 2. 
 Coleridge, v. 2. 
 Contest in America, v. 1. 
 Currency juggle, v. 1. 
 Early Grecian history and legend, v. 2. 
 Enfranchisement of women, v. 3. 
 Few observations on the French revolution, v. 1. 
 Few words on non-intervention, v. 3. 
 Grote's history of Greece, v. 3. 
 Gnizot's essays and lectures on history, v. 2. 
 Inaugural address, v. 4. 
 Michelet's history of France, v. 2. 
 Parliamentary reform, v. 4. 
 Plato. V. 4. 
 
 Poetry and its varieties, v. 1. 
 Prophecy, v. 1. 
 Recent writers on reform. ' v. 4. 
 
 Right and wrong of state interference with corporation 
 and church property, v. 1. 
 
MILL. 
 
 197 
 
 MILMAK 
 
 mill, John Stuart — coiitiuued. 
 
 Sedgwick's tliscoarse on the studies of tlio university of 
 
 Cambridge, v. 1. 
 Slave power, v. 3. 
 
 Toctjuevillo on democracy in America, v. 2. 
 Utilitarianism, v. 3, 
 Vign v, A. de. Writings of. v. 1 . 
 Vindication of tlio Frencli revolution of 1848, in reply to 
 
 Lord Brougham and others, v. ^. 
 Whewell on moral philosophy, v. 3. 
 
 Examination of Sir William Hamil- 
 
 ton's philosophy, and of the principal 
 philosophical questions discussed in his 
 
 writings. Boat., 1866. 2v 30—184 
 
 Positive philosophy of Auguste 
 
 Comte. Bo8t.,1866 30—184 
 
 Subjection of women. N. Y., 1870. 23—138 
 
 System of logic, ratiociuative and 
 
 inductive : being a connected view of 
 the principles of evidence and methods 
 of scientittc investigation. N. Y., 18<i9. 30 — 184 
 
 Mill, Nicholas. History of Mexico, from 
 the Spanish conquest. Loud., 1824 48 — 297 
 
 Miller, Charles D. Report of the great 
 reunion of the veteran soldiers and sail- 
 ors of Ohio, July 22, 1878. Newark, Ohio, 
 1879 50—30 
 
 Miller, Cincinnatus Hiuer. {Joaquin Mil- 
 ler.) Songs of the sun-lands. Host., 1873. 16 — 95 
 
 Songs of the Sierras. Host., 1874.. 16 — 95 
 
 Ship in the desert. Bost., 1875 16 — 95 
 
 See Fiction. 
 
 Miller, George. History philosophically 
 illustrated, from the fall of the Roman 
 empire to the French revolution. Lond., 
 1849. 4v 43—264 
 
 Miller, Hugh. Cruise of the Betsey : a 
 summer ramble among the fossiliferons 
 deposits of the Hebrides. Bost., 1867.. 36—220 
 
 Essays, historical, biographical, 
 
 political, social, literary, and scientific. 
 Bayue, Peter, ed. Bost., 1866 23—141 
 
 COKTKNTB. 
 
 Abbotsford baronetcy. 
 
 Amenities of literature. 
 
 Bothy system (The). 
 
 Bums festival, and hero 
 worship. 
 
 Centenary of the "forty- 
 five." 
 
 Cottages of our binds. 
 
 Crime-making laws. 
 
 Criticism for the uniniti- 
 ated. 
 
 Cromwell controversy. 
 
 Duke of Wellington. 
 
 Echoes of the world. 
 
 Edinburgh an age ago. 
 
 Felons of the country. 
 
 Fire at the tower of London. 
 
 Five-pound qualification. 
 
 Fniuchise (The). 
 
 Geology versus astronomy. 
 
 Glen Tilt tabooed. 
 
 Grov (Earl). 
 
 Half-century (The). 
 
 Highlands (Tlie). 
 
 Idealistic school (The). 
 
 Infant prince (The). 
 
 Is game propert,y ? 
 
 Jean d'Arc. 
 Jeffrey (Lowl). 
 Legislative court (The). 
 Literature of the people. 
 New year (The). 
 Norway and it« glaciers. 
 Our novel literature. 
 Our working-classes. 
 Tartiug imi)ressions of the 
 
 gi-eat exhibition. 
 Pauper labor. 
 Pauperism. 
 Peace-meetings. 
 Peasant properties. 
 Poesy of intellect and 
 
 fancy. ^ 
 Kemains of Nai>oleon. 
 Royal progresses, recent 
 
 and remote- 
 Scotch poor law. 
 Spaces and the periods. 
 Strange story, bat true. 
 Strikes (The). 
 Sue (Eugene). 
 Third French revolution. 
 Unity of the human races. 
 Untaught poets. 
 
 First impressions of England and 
 
 its people. Bost., 1868 35—213 
 
 Miller, Hugh — continued. 
 
 Foot-prints of the Creator ; the as- 
 
 t«rolopis of Stromness; with a memoir 
 of the author, by Louis Agassiz. Illus. 
 Boat., 1869 32—11)3 
 
 Headship of Christ and the rights 
 
 of the Christian people. Bost., 1868... 14 — 86 
 
 My schools and schoolmasters; the 
 
 story of my education. Bost., 1869 41 — 251 
 
 Old red sandstone; new walks in 
 
 an old field ; with a series of geological 
 papers read before the Royal Physical 
 Society of Edinburgh. Illus. Best., 
 1858 32—193 
 
 Popular geology : series of lectures, 
 
 with descriptive sketches from a geolo- 
 gist's portfolio, and an introductory x&- 
 s\\m6 of the progress of geological sci- 
 ence within the last two years, by Mrs. 
 Miller. Bost., 1868 32—193 
 
 Tales and sketches. Bost., 1868.. . 8— 48 
 
 Testimony of the rocks; geology in 
 
 its hearings on the two theologies, nat- 
 ural and revealed. Bost. ,1869 32—193 
 
 For lives of Hugh Miller, see Biography. 
 
 Miller, J. R. History of Great Britain, 
 from the death of George the second to 
 the coronation of George the fourth. 
 (Continuation of Hume and Smollett.) 
 Lond., 1829 46—283 
 
 Miller, Lydia {Mrs. Hugh Miller). Cats 
 and dogs: notes and anecdotes. Illus. 
 Lond. and N. Y., 1872 8— 48 
 
 Miller, R. Kalley. Romance of astron- 
 omy. Lond., 1875 32— 19o 
 
 Miller, Stephen F. Bench and bar of 
 Georgia: memoirs and sketches, with an 
 appendix containing a court-roll from 
 1790 to 1857. Phila., 1858. 2 v 36—219 
 
 Miller, William Allen. Elements»of 
 chemistry, theoretical and practical. 
 Part Ist, Chemical physics. Illus. N. Y., 
 1864 32—195 
 
 Millevoye, Charles Hubert. Sec Petits 
 Poetes Frangais, v. 2 17 — 103 
 
 Millingen, John G. Passions (The) : 
 or, mind and matter illustrated by 
 considerations on hereditary insanity. 
 Lond., 1848 30—183 
 
 Millot, Claude Francois Xavier. His- 
 toire ancienne. Paris, 1819. 3 v 41! — 263 
 
 Histoire d'Angleterre. Paris, 1820. 
 
 2v 46—283 
 
 Histoire de France. Paris, 1820. 
 
 3 V 47—290 
 
 Histoire moderne. Paris, 1819. 4 v. 43 — 263 
 
 Mills, Robert. Statistics of South Caro- 
 lina. Charleston, 1826 50—306 
 
 Milman, Henry Hart. History of the 
 Jews. Lond., 1829. 3v 42—856 
 
MILMAN. 
 
 198 
 
 MITCHELL. 
 
 milnian, Henry Hart — continued. 
 
 History of Latin Christianity, in- 
 cluding that of the popes to the pontifi- 
 cate of Nicliolas the fifth. N. Y., 1870. 
 8 V 14— 87 
 
 inilton, John. Poetical works, with a 
 life by Mitford, J. Bost., 1853. v. 3.. 16— 95 
 
 Prose works. With preface and 
 
 notes by J. A. St. John. London, Bohn, 
 1851-'53. 5 V 21—125 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Defence of the people of England ; Second defence ; 
 Eikonoklastes. 
 
 2. Tenure of kini.'8 and magistrates; Areopapitica; 
 
 Ti-acts on the commonwealth; Observations on 
 Ormond's peace ; Letters of State, &c. ; Notes on 
 Dr. Griltith's sermon; Of reformation in England; 
 Prelatical episcopacy; The reason of church gov- 
 ernment urged agamst prelacy; True religion, 
 heresy, schism, and toleration; Civil power in ec- 
 clesiastical causes. 
 
 3. Likeliest means to remove hirelings out of the 
 
 church; Animadversions upon the remonstrant's 
 defence against Srnectymnuus ; Apology for Smec- 
 tyninuus; Doctrine and discipline of uivorco ; Te- 
 trachordon ; Colasterion ; Tractate of education ; 
 Declaration for the election of John III, king of 
 Poland ; Familiar letters. 
 
 4. Treatise on Christian doctrine, tr. by C. B. Sumner. 
 
 5. Second book of the same ; History of Britain ; His- 
 
 tory of Moscovia; Accedence commenced gram- 
 mar ; Index to the 5 vols. 
 
 For lives and critical notices of Milton, see Biography. 
 Mind and body. See Medicine (Mental physiology). 
 Miner, Charles. History of Wyoming. 
 
 Phila., 1845 50—304 
 
 Mineral resources west of Rocky Mount- 
 ains. See Browne, J. Ross. 1868 54 — 329 
 
 Mineral veins. Illus. Leithart, J. 1838. 19 — 115 
 lOineral waters of the United States and 
 
 Canada. Illus. Moorman, J. J. 1867. 19—117 
 Mineralogy. See Geology and mineralogy. 
 Mines. Combes, C. 1844-'45 18—109 
 
 See Arts (Useful: Mines and mining). 
 Siliuing iudnstry. Hague, J. D. ( United 
 
 States Geoloi/ical Exploration of the Fortieth 
 
 Parallel, v. -S.) Wash., 1870 31—187 
 
 Mining ordinances of Spain. Gamboa, 
 
 F. X. do. 1830. 2v 18—109 
 
 Minisink region, History of. Stickney, 
 
 C. E. N. Y., 1867 50—309 
 
 Minnay Sotor (Canoe voyage up the). 
 
 Feathcrstonhaugh, G. W. 1847. 2 v.. 34— 207 
 
 Minnesota : 
 
 History of Minnesota. Neill, E. D. 
 
 1858 50—309 
 
 Minnesota and Dakotah. Andrews, 
 
 C. C. 1857 34—209 
 
 Minnesota and its resources; with 
 
 camp-fire sketches. Illus. Bond, J. W. 
 
 1856 50—309 
 
 ininot, George Richards. Continuation 
 of the history of the province of Massa- 
 chusetts bay, from the year 1748 to 1765. 
 Bost., 1798,1803 50—309 
 
 mill to, William. Dauiel Defoe. (English 
 mo» of Utters series. ) N. Y., 1879 47—228 
 
 Mirabcau, Honors-Gabriel Riquetti, 
 comte do. Memoirs, biographical, lit- 
 erary, and political, by himself, his 
 father, his uncle, and his adopted child. 
 
 Lond., 1836. 4v 41—251 
 
 For lives of Mirabeau, see Biography. 
 
 Miracles. See Biblical and religious literature. 
 
 Mirfeio : a Provencal poem. Mistral, F. 
 
 1874 16— 95 
 
 Miscellaneous essays. Alison, Archibald. 
 
 {Modern Jiritixh essayists.) 1854 23—142 
 
 Miscellcineous essays. De Quincey, T. 
 
 18C0 21—126 
 
 Miscellaneous papers. Smeaton, John. 
 
 Illus. 1814.. 19—114 
 
 Miscellanies, old and new. Smith, J. C. 
 
 1876 23—138 
 
 Miscellanies upon various subjects. Au- 
 brey, J. 1857 22—130 
 
 Miss. For novels beginning thus, see Fiction. 
 Missions. See Biblical and religious literature. 
 
 Mississippi River : 
 
 Account of expeditions to the 
 
 sources of the Mississippi. Pike, Z. M. 
 
 1810 34—206 
 
 Physics and hydraulics of the Mis- 
 sissippi river. Humphreys, Andrew A., 
 and Abbot, H. L. Phila., 1861 34—327 
 
 Mississippi Valley : 
 
 Discovery and exploration of the 
 
 Mississippi valley. Shea, J. G. 1852 . . 49—300 
 
 History and geography of the Mis- 
 sissippi valley. Flint, T. 1832 49—302 
 
 History of the valley of the Mis- 
 sissippi. Monette,J. W. 1848. 2v 49—301 
 
 Recollections of the Mississippi val- 
 ley. Flint, T. 1826 49—302 
 
 Missouri : 
 
 Gazetteer of Missouri. Illus. Camp- 
 bell, R.A. 1875 50—309 
 
 Gazetteer of the State of Missoori. 
 
 Wetmore, A. 1837 50—309 
 
 Mistral, Fr<id<5ric. Mirfeio : a Provenjal 
 poem. Preston, Harriet W., tr. Bost., 
 1874 16— 95 
 
 Mistress of the manse. Holland, J. G. 
 
 1874 Ki— 97 
 
 Mitchel, Ormsby McKnight. Astron- 
 omy of the Bible. N.Y.,1868 32—196 
 
 Plauetary and stellar worlds: a 
 
 popular exposition of the great discov- 
 eries and theories of modem astronomy, 
 in a series of ten lectures. N. Y. , 1868 . . 32 — 196 
 
 Popular astronomy. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1857 33—196 
 
 Mitciiell, Donald Grant. {Ik Marvel.) 
 See Fiction. 
 
 Mitchell, John. Manual of practical 
 assaying. Lond., 1846 19 — 115 
 
MITCHELL. 
 
 199 
 
 MONTGOMERY. 
 
 Mitchell, Samnel Augustus. *New 
 general atlas, containing maps of the 
 various countries of the world, plans of 
 cities, &c. Phila., 1874 B— 
 
 initcliellj'S. Weir. Researches upon the 
 venom of the rattlesnake. {In Sm. 
 Con(n6.,v. 12) 53—322 
 
 mitford, Mary Rnsscll. See Fiction. 
 
 initford, William. History of Greece. 
 Lond.,183-'. 8v 47—288 
 
 Mivart, St. George. Lessons from na- 
 ture, as manifested in mind and matter. 
 N.Y., 187(5 31—192 
 
 Man and apes : structural resem- 
 blances and dift'erences. Illns. N. Y., 
 1874 30—186 
 
 On the genesis of species. lUus. 
 
 N.Y.,1871 30— 1«6 
 
 Modem British essayists. Bost., and N. 
 
 Y., 1854-70. 8v 2:3—142 
 
 Note. — For the contents of each volume the reader is re- 
 ferred to the names of the essayists included in the 
 ahove collection, as they occur in general alphabet, 
 through the following list : 
 Alison, A. Macanlay, T. B. Stephen, J. 
 
 Oarlyle, T. Mackintosh, J. Talfonrd, T. N. 
 
 Jeaey, F. Smith, S. Wilson, J. 
 
 Modern British Plutaroh. Taylor, W.C. 
 
 1846 37—226 
 
 Modern Greece. Illtis. Baird.H.M. 1865. 35—212 
 
 Modem historj'. See History (Modem). 
 
 Modern painters. lUus. Ruskiu, J. 
 
 1864. 5v 15—89 
 
 Modern persecntion : insane asylums un- 
 veiled. Illus. Packard, E. P. W. 1874. 
 2 V 30—183 
 
 Modem philology. D wight, B. W. 1865. 15—93 
 
 Same. 2d series. 1869 15— 93 
 
 Modern philosophy. See Philosophy. 
 
 Modern skepticism : a course of lectures 
 delivered at the recjuest of the Christian 
 Evidence Society. N.Y.,1871 14—84 
 
 Modern style of cabinet-work exempli- 
 fied. Illus. King.T. 1862 B— 
 
 JTIoliainined ; or Mahomet. ;See Biog- 
 raphy. 
 For novels beginning thus, see Fiction. 
 
 Mohammedanism. Taylor, W.C. 1834. 14—87 
 See Biblical and religious literature. 
 
 Molecular physics in the domain of radi- 
 ant heat. Illus. Tyndall, J. N.Y.,1873. 32—195 
 
 Molecules. See Fhysica, 
 
 molesworth, William Nassau. His- 
 tory of England from the year 1830 to 
 1874. Lond.,1874. 3v 46—283 
 
 JMoliere, Jean Baptiste Poquelin de. 
 QCuvres complfetes de, avec des notes de 
 tons les commentateurs. Paris, 1866 .. . 21 — 122 
 For lives of Moliire gee Biography. 
 
 Molina, Don J. Ignatius. History of 
 Chili, geographical, natural, and civil. 
 Middletown, Conn., 1808. 2 v 45—278 
 
 Monimsen, Theodor. History of Rome. 
 Mickson, Rev. W. P. , Ir. N. Y. , 1871-72. 
 4 V 48—294 
 
 Monarchs retired from business. Doran, 
 J. 1865. 2v 37—227 
 
 Monasteries in the Levant. Curzon, R. 
 
 1849 35—214 
 
 Monastic and religious orders. See Biblical and religious 
 
 literature. 
 
 Monette, John W. History of the dis- 
 covery and settlement of the valley of 
 the Mississippi. N.Y.,1848. 2v 49—301 
 
 Money. See Political economy (Money). 
 
 Money T a play. See Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. E. L.). 
 
 Moiistrelet, Enguerrand de. Chroni- 
 cles [France, England, &c.] from 1400 
 to 1,516. Illus. Johnes, F. , (r. Lond., 
 1849. 2v 47—291 
 
 Montague, Lady Mary Wortley. Let- 
 ters written during her travels in Eu- 
 rope, Asia, and Africa. Lond., 1785 41 — 251 
 
 See Biography. 
 
 Montaig'ne, Michel Eyquemde. Essais. 
 Avec des notes de tons les commenta- 
 teurs. Paris, 1859 23—142 
 
 Essays. From the French edition 
 
 of Peter Coste. Lond., 1811. 3 v 23—142 
 
 For lives of Montaigne see Biography. 
 
 Montana Territory : 
 
 Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and 
 
 Utah : a report of progress of the ex- 
 plorations for 1872. (Sixth annual report 
 of the United States Geological Survey of 
 the Territories.) Maps and Illus. Hay- 
 den, F. V. Wash., 1873 54—325 
 
 Preliminary report of the Geologi- 
 cal Survey of Montana and portions of 
 adjacent Territories. (Fifth annual re- 
 port of progress of the United States Geo- 
 logical Survey of the Territories.) Illus. 
 Hayden, F. V. 1872 54—325 
 
 Report of a reconnaissance. Illus. 
 
 Ludlow, W. Wash., 1876 . 54—327 
 
 Montesquieu, Charles de Secondat, 
 taron (ie, CEuvres completes. Paris, 1866. 29 — 177 
 
 Roman empire : reflections on its 
 
 riseandfall. Edin., 1775 ... 48—293 
 
 Spirit of laws. Nugent, T., tr. 
 
 Dublin, 1792. 2v 29—177 
 
 Montgomery, F. See Fiction. 
 
 Montgomery, James. Cotton manu- 
 facture of the United States compared 
 with that of Great Britain. Glasgow, 
 1840 19—116 
 
 Montgomery, James. Poetical works; 
 with a memoir of the author. Bost., 
 1860. 5v 16—95 
 
 C0."(TENTB. 
 
 V. 1. "Wanderer of Switzerland ; West Indies ; Trison 
 amusements ; Miscellaneous poems. 
 
 2. The world before the flood ; Thoughts on wheels ; 
 
 The climbing boy's soliloquies; Songs of Ziou; 
 Miscellaneous poems. 
 
 3. Greenland ; Narratives ; Translaticms from Dante ; 
 
 Miscellaneous poems. 
 
 4. The Pelican Islands ; Sacred and scriptural subjects 
 
 Miscellanies; Appendix. 
 
 5. Original hymns ; Posthumous poems. 
 
 Montgomery, Richard. See Biogra- 
 phy. 
 
MONTHLY. 
 
 200 
 
 MOERIS. 
 
 Monthly mirror; reflecting men and man- 
 ners; 1798 to 1810. IlluB. Lend. 26 v. 27—161 
 
 inoon, Georgo Washington. The dean's 
 English : a criticism on the dean of Can- 
 terbury's essays on the Queen's English. 
 Lond., 1868 15— 92 
 
 Moon, The. Illus. Proctor, R. A. 1873.32—196 
 See, aUo, Astronomy (Moon). 
 
 ITIoorc, Mrs. Bloomfield. See Fiction. 
 
 Moore, Frank. Anecdotes, poetry, and 
 incidents of the war : north and south. 
 1860-'65. Illus. N. Y. , 1866 22—1 31 
 
 Diary of the American revolution. 
 
 Illus. N.y.,1860. 2v 42—255 
 
 * Rebellion record : diary of Ameri- 
 can events. Illns. N.Y.,1861-'6«. 12 V. 42—253 
 
 Speeches of Andrew Johnson, presi- 
 dent of the United States ; with a bio- 
 graphical introduction. Bost., 1865... 22 — 133 
 
 Moore, George. Power of soul over the 
 body, considered in relation to health 
 andmorals. N.Y.,1854 30—183 
 
 Use of the body in relation to the 
 
 mind. N.Y., lb49 30—183 
 
 Moore, H. N. Life and services of Gen- 
 eral Anthony Wayne. Illus. Phila., 
 1845 42-257 
 
 Moore, Thomas. History of Ireland 
 to 1645. Phila. , 1835-'46. 2 v 47—286 
 
 Letters and journals of Lord Byron, 
 
 with notices of his life. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1875 ._ 39—239 
 
 Memoirs of the Right Hon. Richard 
 
 Brinsloy Sheridan. N.Y.,1853. 2v... 41—247 
 
 Personal reminiscences. {Bric-a- 
 brac series.) Illus. N.Y.,1875 36—218 
 
 Poetical works. Phila., 1869 16— 95 
 
 Poetical works corrected by him- 
 self in 1843. Illus. N. Y., 1851. 2v.. 16— 95 
 
 Travels of an. Irish gentleman in 
 
 search of a religion. Balt.,n. d 14 — 84 
 
 See Fiction. For his life «ee Biography. 
 
 Moore, Rachel Wilson. Journal of a 
 tour to the West Indies and South 
 ^America, in 1863-'64, with notes from 
 the diary of her husband ; together with 
 his memoir, by George Truman. Phila., 
 1867 35-215 
 
 Moorman, John J. Mineral waters of 
 the United States and Canada; with 
 general directions for reaching mineral 
 springs. Illus. Bait., 18R7 15—117 
 
 Moral retlections, sentences, and maxims 
 of Francis, due deLa Rochefoucauld, and 
 of Stanislaus, King of Poland. N. Y., 
 1853 23—137 
 
 Moralistes fran?ais. Paris, 1869 23—142 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Peu86e8 (le Blaise Pascal ; R6Hexion8 et Maxiraes de La 
 Rochefoucauld, suivres d'une refutation, par L'Aini6- 
 Martiu ; Caract6ru8 de La Bruvdre; Oiuvres de Vau- 
 venargiies ; Considerations sur les moeurs de ce eifecle, 
 par Duclos. 
 
 Mordecai, Alfred. Report on military 
 commission to Europe, in 185&-'56. 
 Wash., 1860 54—328 
 
 More, Hannah. See Fiction. 
 
 Morell, Thomas. Abridgement of 
 Ainsworth's dictionary, English and 
 Latin. Phila., 1859 2i>-150 
 
 Morflt, Campbell. See Booth, James C. 
 
 Morgan, Lewis H. Ancient society ; 
 or, researches in the lines of human prog- 
 ress, from savagery to civilization. N. 
 Y.,1877 30-185 
 
 Systems of consanguinity and af- 
 finity of the human family. (In Sm. 
 CoHlrib., V. 17.) 53—322 
 
 Morgan, R. W. Christianity and 
 modern infidelity : their relative intel- 
 lectual claims compared. N. Y.,1859... 14 — 84 
 
 Moriad ; or, the end of the Jewish state. 
 
 BenA.saph. 1857 16—100 
 
 Morison, James C. Edward Gibbon. 
 (English Men of Letters series.) N. Y., 
 1879 37-228 
 
 Morley, Henry. Life of Bernard Palissy 
 of Saintes. Bost., 1853. 2 v 41—250 
 
 Morley, John, ed. English Men of Let- 
 ters. 15v 37—228 
 
 Morley, Susan. See Fiction. 
 
 Mormonism. See Biblical and religious literature. 
 
 Morris, Benjamin Franklin. Christian 
 life and characters of the civil institu- 
 tions of the U. S. developed in the offi- 
 cial and historical annals of the repub- 
 lic. Phila., 1864 29—177 
 
 Morris, Gouvernenr. See Biography. 
 
 Morris, John G. Catalogue of the de- 
 scribed lepidoptera of North America. 
 (In Sm. Miscel. Coll., v. 3. 1862) 53—323 
 
 Synopsis of the described lepidop- 
 tera of North America. Part 1. Diur- 
 nal and crepuscular lepidoptera. (In 
 Sm. Mucel. Coll., v. 4. 1862) 53—323 
 
 Morris, Thomas. -See Biography. 
 
 Morris, William. Earthly paradise: a 
 poem. Bost., 1868-'71. 2v 16—95 
 
 Life and death of Jason : a poem. 
 
 Bost., 1871 16— 95 
 
 Love is enough ; or, the freeing of 
 
 Pharamond : a morality. Bost., 1873. .. 16 — 95 
 
 Lovers of Gudrun : a poem. Bost., 
 
 1870 16— 95 
 
 tr. ^neids of Virgil done into En- 
 
 gUsh verse. Bost. ,1876 17—105 
 
 Morris, William O'Connor. French rev- 
 olution and first empire; an historical 
 sketch ; with an ai)pendix upon the bib- 
 liography of the subject, and a course of 
 study by Hon. A. D. White. N. Y., n. d. 47—290 
 
 Mortars and cements. See Arts (Useful : Cements and mor- 
 tars). 
 
MORTOK 
 
 201 
 
 MOLLER. 
 
 morton, Samuel George. Crauia Ameri- 
 cana; a comparative view of the skulls 
 of various aboriginal nations of North 
 and South America; with an essay on the 
 varieties (if the human species. lUus. 
 Phila. and Lond., 1839 30—181 
 
 ITIoschus, Poetical works. Fawkes, F., 
 tr. (Bound wilh Hvaioa.) Lond., 1832. 16— 97 
 
 ITIoslloini, John Lawrence von. Insti- 
 tutes of ecclesiastical history, ancient 
 and modern. Murdock, J., tr. N. Y., 
 1851. 3v 14—86 
 
 " Moslill-Eddiii, S. B. A.," psead. See 
 Peard, F. M., in Fiction. 
 
 Moths. <S>e Natural History (Insects: Moths). 
 Motley, John Lothrop. History of the 
 United Netherlands, 1584-1609. N.Y., 
 
 1868. 4v 48—296 
 
 Life and death of John of Bame- 
 
 veld, advocate of Holland (1609-1623); 
 with a view of the primary causes and 
 movements of the thirty years' war. 
 
 lUus. N.Y.,1874. 2v 37—223 
 
 Rise of the Dutch republic, 1555-'84. 
 
 N. Y.,1856. 3v 48—296 
 
 Itloultoii, Louise Chandler. 5ee Fiction. 
 
 Mounds and Mound-builders : 
 
 Account of ancient mounds in 
 
 Georgia. Stephenson, M. F. (In Sm. 
 Bepl.,l87G) 54—324 
 
 Account of antiquities in Tennessee. 
 
 Dunning, E. O. {IiiSm. Bept.,lS70)... 54—324 
 
 Historical sketches of the mound- 
 builders, the Indian tribes, and the 
 l)rogress of civilization in the northwest. 
 Gale,G. Chicago, 1867 34—206 
 
 Indian mounds near Fort Wads- 
 worth, Dakota Ter. Comfort, A. J. (/« 
 Sm. i^ept., 1871) 54—324 
 
 Mound in east Tennessee. Danilsen, 
 
 A. F. {In Sm. Rept, 1863) 54—324 
 
 Report of the explorations of an- 
 cient mounds in Union Co., Ky. Lyon, 
 S.S. (/« Sm. ft«/>(., 1870) 5:^—324 
 
 Works of the mound-builders. Ban- , 
 
 croft, H. H. (/« his Native races, &c., 
 
 V. 4., pp. 744-790) 30—185 
 
 See, also, America (Antiquities and archaeology). 
 
 Mount Vernon: Home of Washington; 
 or. Mount Vernon and its associations. 
 lUus. Lossing, B.J. 1870 35—216 
 
 Same. n. d 35—216 
 
 Mount Vesuvius. Lobley, J. L. 1868... 32— 11)5 
 
 Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada. 
 King, C. 1872 34—203 
 
 Mountains and mole-hills. lUus. Mar- 
 
 ryat, F. 1855 34—210 
 
 Mouthful of bread, History of. Mac<S, J. 
 
 1874 , 30-183 
 
 26 
 
 moivatt, Anna Cora Ritchie. See 
 Ritchie, Mrs. A. C. M. 
 
 IVozart, Johann Chrysostom Wolfgang 
 Amadeus. Letter8(1769tol791.) Trans- 
 lated from the collection of Ludwig Nohl, 
 by Lad^ Wallace. N. Y., 1866. 2v.... 41— 251 
 For life of Mozart, see Biographf , 
 
 Moxley, .James Bowling. Ruling ideas 
 in early ages, and their relation to Old 
 Testament faith. N. Y., 1877 14— 87 
 
 Sermons preached before tlie Univer- 
 sity of Oxford, and on various occasions. 
 N. Y., 1876 14— 86 
 
 Mr. and Mrs. : For novels beginning thus. »ee Fiction. 
 
 much, M. Ancient history of North 
 America. (/« Sm. ff»/j/., 1871) 54—324 
 
 Much ado about nothing. Shakespeare, 
 
 W 17—107 
 
 miihlbach, Louise, ^8e^H(2. See Muudt, 
 Mrs. Clara M., in Fiction. 
 
 mulilenberg:, Henry. Descriptio ube- 
 rior graminum et plantarnm culamaria- 
 rum AinericiB septentrionalis iudigena- 
 rum et circnrum. Phila., 1817 19 — 117 
 
 Mulford, F. Nation : foundations of 
 civil order and political life in the United 
 States. N. Y., 1875 29—179 
 
 Miiller, Carl Otfried. Hi.story and an- 
 tiquities of the Doric race. Tufnell, H. 
 anrfLewis, G.C.,/r8. Oxford, 1830. 2 v. 47—288 
 
 mnller, Christine, pseud. Sec WaWe, 
 E. C. W. van, in Fiction. 
 
 Miiller, F. Max. Chips from a German 
 workshop. N. Y., 1871. 4v 23—138 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Essays on the science of religion, viz : — Aitareya-brAh- 
 mana; Buddliisui. 1862; Buddhist pilgrims; Chi- 
 nese tranttlations of Sanskrit texts; Christ and 
 other masters ; Confucius ( Works of) ; Nirvina 
 (Meaning of); Parsis (The modern); Popol Vuh; 
 Semitic monotheism ; Veda and Zend A vesta; Ve- 
 das, or sacred books of the Brahmans; Zend scholar- 
 ship (Progress of) ; Zend-Avesta (Genesis and the) ; 
 Zend-Avesta in India (On the stndy of the). 
 
 2. Essays on mythology, traditions, and customs, viz: — 
 
 Hellerophon; Caste; Coniimrative mythology; 
 Folk-l(U-e ; Greek legends; (jreek mythology; In- 
 dei to V. 1-2; Manners and customs'; Norse (Pop- 
 ular tales) ; Norsemen in Iceland ; Our figures (nu- 
 merals) ; Tales of the West Uigblands ; Zulu nurs- 
 ery tales. 
 
 3. Essays onliterature, biography, and antiquities, viz: — 
 
 Bacon in Germany ; Bunsen ; Buusen (Letters from) 
 to Max Miiller, 1848; Chasot; Cornish antiquities; 
 Coniwall (Are tbere.Jews in ; German literature ; 
 Gennan traveller in England, l.'J98 ; Joinville ; Jour- 
 nal des savants and the J ournal de Tr6voux ; Schlea- 
 wig-Holsteiu ( Language and poetry of) ; Miiller, 
 Wilhelni; Old Gennan love-songs; St. Michael's 
 Mount (Insulation); Schiller (Life of); Shake- 
 speare; Ye schyppe of fooles. 
 
 4. Essays chiejly on the science of language, viz .•■—Ad- 
 
 dress on the inipoi tance of oriental studies ; In self- 
 defense ; Inaugural lecture on the value of compar- 
 ative philology as a branch of academic study, 1868; 
 Index to v. 3-4 ; Lecture on the migration of tables 
 (Contemporaneous review, July, 1870); Lecture 
 on the results of the science of language; Lecture 
 on missions ; Life of Colebrooke, with extracts from 
 his manuscript notes on comparative philology 
 (Edinburgh Keview, Oct., 1872); Eedo lecture: ]. 
 On the stratification of language, 1868. 2. On Cur- 
 tins' chronology of the Indo-Germanic languages; 
 Keply to Mr. Darwin (Contemporary JEleview, Jan., 
 1875). 
 
MULLBE. 
 
 202 
 
 MYTHOLOGY, 
 
 Miiller, F. Max — continued. 
 
 Lectures on tlie origin and growth 
 
 of religion, as illustrated by the religion 
 
 of India. Hibbert lectures. N. Y., IS/'S- 1-1— B7 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Perception of the infinite ; Is fetiohism a primitive form 
 of religion? Ancient literature of India, so far as sup- 
 plies material for the study of the origin of religion ; 
 Worship of tangiljle, semi-tangible, and intangible ob- 
 jects ; Ideas of infinity and law: On Henotheism, Poly- 
 theism, Monotheism, and Atheism ; Philosophy awi re- 
 ligtan. 
 
 Lectnres on the science of language ; 
 
 delivered in 1861. N. Y., 1868 15— 93 
 
 Same. 2dserie,s. N.Y.,1868 15—93 
 
 For contents, see Language. 
 
 Memories : a story of German love. 
 
 [a«ott.] Tran.slated from the Gennan by 
 
 VIpton, G. P., Chicago. 1875 9—53 
 
 ITIullcr, Joliann. Mechanical theory of 
 
 heat. ( In Sm. liept., 1888) 54— :?94 
 
 ^—^— Principles of physics and meteor- 
 ology. lUus. Phila.,1848 32—195 
 
 Recent progress in physics. (In 
 
 Sm. Kept, ISbo-'oS.) 54—324 
 
 Miiller, John von. Universal history. 
 Bost., 1837. v. 3,4 43—263 
 
 Mllloch, Dinah Maria. See Craik, Mrs. 
 D.M 
 
 Mummies: Gliddon nmmniy case. Pick- 
 ering, C. (Sm. Coiitrib., v. 16) 53—322 
 
 See, also, works tm Egypt, by Wilkinson and by Kenrick. 
 
 lUtindt, Clara Miiller {fyouise MiilMach). 
 See Fiction. 
 
 ITIuildt, Theodor. See Fiction. 
 
 Munera pnlveris. Kuskin, J. 1872 29 — 175 
 
 Munsell, .loci. Every-day book of his- 
 tory and chronology. N. Y., 18.58 43 — 264 
 
 Murray, Alexander S. Manual of my- 
 thology : Greek and Konian, Norse and 
 old German, Hindoo and Egyptian my- 
 thology. lUus. N.Y.,1874 14—81 
 
 Murray, Charles Augustus. Travels in 
 North America, duringthe years 1834-36, 
 and a visit to Cuba and the Azoro 
 Islands. Lond., 1839. 2v 34—205 
 
 Murray, Hugh. Encyclopaedia of geog- 
 raphy; comprising a complete descrip- 
 tion of the earth ; exhibiting its relation 
 to the heavenly bodies, its physical 
 structtire, the natural history of each 
 country, and the history of all nations. 
 Phila.,1845. 3v 25—154 
 
 Historical account of discoveries 
 
 and travels in North America ; including 
 the United States, Canada, the shores of 
 the Polar sea, and the voyages in search 
 of a northwest passage. Lond., 1829. 
 2 V 34—205 
 
 Historical and descriptive account 
 
 of British America. N. Y. , 1848. 2 v. . . 34—205 
 
 United States of America, from the 
 
 • earliest period. Illus. Edin.,1844. 3 v. 49—302 
 
 Murray, Lindley. English grammar. 
 
 York, Eng., 1816. 2v 25—149 
 
 Mush;us. Poetical works. Fawkes, F., 
 
 ir. Lond., 1832. (/JoM/id wiJA Hesiod).. 16— _97 
 Musset, Louis Charles Alfred de. 
 
 (Envres. Hlus. Paris, 1867 17—103 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Poesies; Comedies et proverbes; Confession d'un enfant 
 du si^cle ; Nouvelles et contes ; M61anges de litt^rature 
 et de critique. 
 
 My. For novels thus beginning, see Fiction. 
 
 My Apingi kingdom. Illus. IJu C'hailln, 
 
 P.U. 1875 33—202 
 
 My diary in India, in the years 1858, '59. 
 
 Illus. Russell, W. H. 1860. 2v 35—211 
 
 My diary, north and .south. Russell, W. 
 
 H. 1863 34—209 
 
 MyKalnlu. Illu.s. Stanley, H. M. 1874.33—202 
 My last cruise. Illus. Habersham, A. 
 
 W. 1857 36—220 
 
 My schools and schoolmasters. Miller, 
 
 H. 1869 41—2.51 
 
 My study windows. Lowell, J. R. 1872.23—1.39 
 My winter on the Nile among the raiim- 
 
 ndes and Moslems. Illus. Warner, C. 
 
 D. Hartford, 1876 33—201 
 
 MYTHOLOGY. 
 
 Comparative Mythology. 
 
 Ohips from a German workshop. Mailer, Max.-. 2n — 138 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 2. Comparative mythology : Folk-lore; Greek mythol- 
 ogy : Popular t^les from the Norse ; Tales of the 
 west Highlands ; Zulu nursery tales. 
 4. Lecture on the migration of Fable. 
 
 Curious myths of the middle ages. Illns. Gould, 
 
 S. Haling. Loud., 1873 14—81 
 
 Iconographic encyclopaedia. Text. v. 4, pp. 221- 
 
 384. Plat«s, V. 2, div. viil 30—182 
 
 Lectures on the science of language. 2d series. 
 
 Miiller.Max 15— 93 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Mythology of the Greeks ; Jupiter, the supreme Aryan 
 god; Mythsof the dawn ; Modern mythology. 
 
 Legendary Greece. Grote, G. (In his History of 
 
 Greece, v.l. 1853) , 47—289 
 
 Myths and mylh-makers: old tales and supersti- 
 tions inter]>retod by comparative mythology. 
 Fiske,John. Bost., 1874 14—81 
 
 Symbolical language of ancient art and mythology ; 
 and an index by Alexander Wilder. Knight, K. 
 P. N.y.,1876 1,5—88 
 
 Zoological mythology. Gubematls, A. de. N.T., 
 
 1872. 2v 14—81 
 
 Compendious Manuals. 
 
 Age of fable; or, beauties of mythology. Illus. 
 
 Bnlflnch, Thomas. 1809 14—81 
 
 Analysis of ancient mythology. Bryant, J. 1807. 
 
 6v 14—81 
 
 Manual of mythology : Greek and Roman, Norse 
 and old Gennan, Hindoo and Egyptian mythol- 
 ogy. Illus. Murray, A. S. N.Y.,1874 14—81 
 
 Norse mythology; or, the religion of our fore- 
 fathers, containing all the mythsof the Eddas, 
 systematized and interpreted, with an introduc. 
 tion, vocabulary, and index. Anderson, R. B. 
 Chicago, 1876 14— 81 
 
MYTHOLOGY. 
 
 203 
 
 NATURAL. 
 
 Mythology — continued. 
 
 Dictionaries of Mythology. 
 
 Dictionary of Greek and Koiuau mj'thology. 
 
 Smith, W. Lonil., 1849. 3v 25—151 
 
 New pantheon; or, historical dictionary of tho 
 
 gods, demi-gods, heroes, and fabulous personages 
 
 of antiquity, lllus. I5ell, J. Lond., 1790. 2 v. 25—151 
 Universal pronouncing dictionary of biography 
 
 and mythology. Thomas, J. Phila., 1870 25—163 
 
 Stories from Mythology for Children. 
 
 Greek hero stories. Niebuhr, B. G. 1879 9— .'il 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Voyage of the Argonauts ; Stories of Hercules ; Hera- 
 kleid,^! and Orestes. 
 Tanglewood tales. Hawthorne, ^N". 5 — 33 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Minotaur; Pygmies ; Dragon's teeth ; Circe's palace ; Tho 
 pomegranate seeds; The golden tleece. 
 
 Nabathaean agriculture," Essay ou the 
 iigc and antiquity of "Tlie book of. 
 Renan, E. 18t)2 ir>— 91 
 
 IVadal, Ehrnian Syme. Impressions of 
 London social life ; with other papers. 
 N. Y.,1875 ;$5— 211 
 
 Nalson, John. Collection of the great 
 atl'airs of state from 1639 to 1648. Lond., 
 I(i82. -Zv 46— 28J 
 
 Names : 
 
 Hand-book of fictitious names. 
 
 Tliomas, Ralph. ("Ham.st, Olphar," 
 pseud.) 1868 52— 3H 
 
 History of Christian names. Yonge, 
 
 Charlotte Mary. 1863. 2v 1.5—90 
 
 History of names of men, nations, 
 
 and places. Salverte, A.J.E.B. 1864. 2v. 15— 90 
 
 Noted names of fiction. Wheeler, 
 
 W. A. 1865 52—318 
 
 Nantucket, history of. Macy, O. 1835.. 50— 309 
 
 Napier, Henry Edward. Florentine 
 history, from tlie earliest authentic rec- 
 ords, to 1815. Lond., 1848, '47. 6v.... 46— 281 
 
 Napier, Sir William Francis Patrick. 
 History of the war in the peninsula, 
 and in the south of France. 1807-'14. 
 Phila., 1842., 4 v 43—266 
 
 Naples : 
 
 Civil history of the kingdom of Na- 
 ples. Giamione, P. 1729-'31. 2v..-. 48— 296 
 
 Naples. Taine, H. A. 1874 36—221 
 
 Napoleon I {Emperor of France). Sec 
 Biography. 
 
 Napoleon III {Emperor of France). 
 
 History of Julius Ca'sar. N. Y., 
 
 1865-'(i7. 2v 39—239 
 
 Napoleon the little. Hugo,V. 1852.... 41—250 
 
 Narrative. DeQnincey,T. 1859. 2v.. 21— 126 
 
 Narrative of military operations (18C1- 
 
 '65). lllus. Johnston, J. E. 1874.... 42—254 
 
 Narrative of my captivity among tho 
 
 Sioux Indians. lllus. Kelly, F. 1873. 34—207 
 
 Nason, Elias. -Sir Charles Henry Frank- 
 laud. Boston in the colonial times. Al- 
 hany, 1865 40—246 
 
 Nathan the wise. A poem. I^essing, G. 
 
 E. 1873 16—97 
 
 Nation (The) : the foiuidations of civil 
 
 order and political life in the United 
 
 States. Mulford, E. 1875 29—179 
 
 National education in Europe, Barnard, 
 
 H. 1854 14—82 
 
 NATURAL HISTORY. 
 Elementary and Systematic Works. 
 
 Elements of natural history. lllus. Kuschen- 
 
 bergei-, W. S. W. Phila., 1800. 2v 31—192 
 
 Manual of zoology. lllus. Tenney, S. N. Y., 
 
 1866 31—192 
 
 Government Reports, and Reports of Institu- 
 tions. 
 
 Alpine insect fauna of Colorado, Keport on the. 
 Carpenter, W. L. [Seventh Annual Report of 
 the United States Geological and Geographical 
 Survey of the Territories. 1874) 54—324 
 
 Catalogues : I. Of mammals and birds. Stewart, 
 James; II. Of mollusea. Roberts, S. R. ; III. Of 
 coleoptera. Horn, G. H. ; IV. Of hemiptera. 
 Uhler, P. H. ; being divisions of Fourth Annual 
 Report <if the United States Geological and Geo- 
 graphical Survey of the Territories. Wash., 
 1871 54—325 
 
 Circular to otlicers of the Hudson's bay company. 
 
 (In. Sm. Mise. Coll.. v. 2. 1802) 53—323 
 
 Same. [In Sm. Misc. CoU., v. S. 1869) 53—323 
 
 Directions for collecting, preserving, and tr.ans- 
 porting specimens of natural history. (In Sm. 
 Mise. Coll., \. 2. 1862) 53—322 
 
 Flora and fauna within living animals. Leidy, 
 
 Josi'ph. (/(i Sm. Co)J(rii)., V. 5) 53—322 
 
 Natural history of the United States Geological and 
 Geographical Survey of the Territories. In- 
 gersoll, Ernest. (Eighth Annual Keport of the 
 United States Geological and Geographical Survey 
 of the Territories. 1876) 54 — 325 
 
 Natural history: See Bulletins of the United States 
 Geological and Geographical Survey of the Terri- 
 tories ; 4 of No. 2 (second series) of v. 1; 10 of 
 No. 1 of V. 3; 12 and 13 of No. 1; and 15 of No. 
 2ofv. 4 54—327 
 
 Report of W. L. Carpenter on the collections 
 lu-ide by him in 1873, while connected with the 
 United States Geological Survey. (Seventh An- 
 nual Report of the United States Geological and 
 Geographical Survey of the Terntories. 1874) . - . 54—225 
 
 Researches, chemical and physiological, concern- 
 ing certain North American vertebrata. Jones, 
 Joseph. (In Sm. Contrib., v. 8) 53 — 323 
 
 Smithsonian museum miscellanea. (In Sm. Misc. 
 
 Coll.,v.S. 1869) 53—223 
 
 Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Cosmos. Humboldt, V. H. A, von. 1849-'52. 
 
 4 v 31—191 
 
 Lessons from nature, as manifested in mind and 
 
 matter. Mivart, S. G. N. Y., 1876 31—192 
 
 Life in its lower, intermediate, and higher forms. 
 
 lllus. Gosse, P. H. N. Y., 18.57 31—192 
 
 Life : its nature, varieties, and phenomena. Grin- 
 don, L. H. 1867 31—192 
 
 Malay archipelago: land of the orang-utan and 
 bird of paradise. A narrative of travel, with 
 studies of man and nature. "Wallace, A. R. 
 1869 35—211 
 
NATURAL. 
 
 204 
 
 NATURAL. 
 
 Natural History — continued. 
 
 Man and nature. Marsh, G. P. 1869 31—192 
 
 Organic nature. (Circle of the sciences, v. 1, 2, 3.) 32—197 
 Personal narrative of travels to the equinoctial 
 
 regions of America during the years 1799-1804. 
 
 Humboldt, F. A. H. von. 1852 35—215 
 
 Zoonomia; or the laws of organic life. Darwin, E. 
 Lond.,1801. 4v 31—192 
 
 Periodicals, Magazines, &c. 
 
 American naturalist: a niajxazino of natural his- 
 tory. Illus. Salem, Mass., 1868-'74. 8v 27—166 
 
 Bulletin of the United States National Museum. 
 
 Wash., 1877. v. 1 53—326 
 
 Popular science monthly. 1872-'78. 8v 32—177 
 
 Proceedings of the United States National Mu- 
 seum, 1878. Wash., 1879. V. 1 54—326 
 
 Smithsonian institution publications. For contents, see 
 Smithsonian institution in general alphabet. 
 
 Year-book of facts in science and art. Timbs, J., 
 
 ed. 1853-07. 5v 32—198 
 
 Sketches of Natural History. 
 
 Adventures of a naturalist. Biart, L. Ed. by Gill- 
 more, P. 1872 31—191 
 
 American natural history, and the rambles of a 
 
 naturalist. Godnian, J. D. 1846 31—192 
 
 Journal of a natitralist. Darwin, C. N. Y., 1846. 
 
 2v   31—191 
 
 Studies of nature. St. Pierre, J. H. B. de. Phila., 
 
 n.d 31—192 
 
 What Mr. Darwin saw in his voyage round the 
 
 world in the ship "Beagle." N. Y., n. d 34—208 
 
 Tlieories of Origin and Development of Spe- 
 cies. 
 
 Darwiniana : essays and reviews pertaining to 
 
 Darwinism. Gray, Asa. 1876 30—186 
 
 Descent of man, and selection in relation to sex. 
 
 Darwin, Charles. Illus. N. Y., 1872. 2v 30—186 
 
 History of creation ; or, the development of the 
 earth and its inhabitants by the action of nat- 
 ural causes : a popular exposition of the doctrine 
 of evolution in general, and of that of Darwin, 
 Goethe, and Lamarck in particular, llaeckel, 
 Ernst Heinrich. Illus. N. Y., 1876. 2v 30—186 
 
 Man and apes; an exposition of structural resem- 
 blances. Mivart, St. G. 1874 30—186 
 
 Man in the past, present, and future. Biichner, L. 30 — 186 
 
 Natural history of man : comprising inquiries into 
 the modifying influence of physical and moral 
 agencies on the ditferent tribes of the human 
 family. Prichai^, James Cowles. Illus. Lend, 
 and Paris, 1848 30—186 
 
 On the genesis of species. Mivart, St. G. 1871 . . 30—186 
 
 On the origin of species. Huxley, T. H. 1872 30—187 
 
 Origin of species hy means of natural selection. 
 
 Darwin, Charles. 1869 30—186 
 
 Vestiges of the natural history of creation; with a 
 
 sequel, [anon.] N. Y., 1846 30—186 
 
 See, ai«o. Evolution; Biblical and religious lit- 
 erature (Religion and science) ; Man (various headings). 
 
 Alternate Generation and Metamorphoses. 
 
 Alternate generation and parilicnogencsis in the 
 animal kingdom. Kornhuber, G. A. {In Sm. 
 Xept, 1871) 54—324 
 
 Metamorphoses of man and the lower animals. 
 Quatrefages, A. de. Lawson, H., M, D., tr. •■ 
 Lond., 1864 31—191 
 
 Natural History— continued. 
 
 Anecdotes of Animals, Relative to their In- 
 telligence, Natural History, &o. 
 
 Cats and dogs ; notes and anecdotes. Miller, Mrs. 
 
 H. 1829 8—48 
 
 Chapters on animals. Hamerton, P. G. 1874 31—191 
 
 Homes without hands; habitations of animals. 
 
 Wood, J. G. 1874 31—191 
 
 Intelligence of animals, with illustrative anecdotes. 
 
 Mcnault, E. 1872 31—191 
 
 Lessons from nature, as manifested in mind and 
 
 matter. Mivart, St. G. N. Y., 1876 31—192 
 
 Man and beast, here and hereafter, illustrated by 
 
 300 anecdotes. Wood, J. G., n. d ..1 31—191 
 
 Zoological mythology, or the legends of animals. 
 
 Gubernatis, A. de. 1872. 2v 14—81 
 
 Geographical Distribution of Animals. 
 
 Geographical distribution of animals : with a study 
 of the relations of living aud extinct faunas as 
 elucidating the past changes of the earth's sur- 
 face. Wallace.A.E. 1876 31—191 
 
 Natural History of Various Places and Coun- 
 tries. 
 
 American natural history, and the rambles of a 
 naturalist; with a biographical sketch of the 
 author. Godman,J.A. Illus. Phila., 1846 31—192 
 
 Animal resources of the United States. Goode, G. 
 Brown. (Sm. Ifisc. CoK., v. 13. 1878) 53-323 
 
 Contributions to the natural history of the Hawai- 
 ian and Fanning Islands and Lower California, 
 made in connection with the United States North 
 Pacific Surveying Expedition , 1873-'75. Streets, 
 Thomas H. (Sm. Misc. Coll., v. ». 1869) 53—323 
 
 Contributions to the natural history of Kerguelen 
 Island, made in connection with the American 
 transit of Venus expedition, 1874, '75. Kidder, 
 J. H. (Sm. Jfwc. OuU., V. 13. 1878) 53—323 
 
 Contributions to the natural history of the United 
 States of America. Illus. Agassiz, L. Bost., 
 1857-'60. 3v 31—187 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 v. 1-2. First monograph, in 3 parts: 1. Essay on olassiflca 
 tion. 2. North American testudinata. 3. Em- 
 bryology of the turtle. 
 3. Second monograph, in 5 parts: 1. Acalephs in gen- 
 eral. 2. Ctenophone. 3 . Discophora). 4. Hy- 
 droidae. 5. Homologies of the radiata. 
 Natnral history of New York. Illus. N. Y., 1843. 
 19 V 31—187 
 
 COSTKNTS. , 
 
 Zoology. James E. De Kay. 5 v. 
 
 B4(tany. John Torrev. 2 v. 
 
 Mineralogy. Lewis C Beck. 1 v. • 
 
 Geology. 'William W. Mather, Ebenezer Emmons, Lard- 
 
 ner V'anuxem, and James Hall. 4 v. 
 Pala'ontology. James Hall. 2 v. 
 Agriculture. Ebenezer Emmons. 5 v. 
 
 United States Government explorations and surveys. See, 
 in the general alphabet. United States (Govei-nment stir 
 veys). 
 
 Natural History of the Ocean 'World. 
 
 Bottom of the sea. Sonrel, L. 1872 31—189 
 
 Depths of the sea: general results of the dredging 
 cruises of H. M. S. S. "Porcui)ine'' aud "Light- 
 ning," during summers of 1868, '69, '70. Thom- 
 son, C. W., 1873 31—188 
 
 Grlancus ; or, the wonders of the shore. Kingsloy, 
 
 C. 1873 31—189 
 
 Ocean (The), atmosphere and life ; being the second 
 series of a descriptive history of the life of the 
 globe, nius. Eeclus, J. J. E. N. Y., 1873 * 31—188 
 
NATITEAL. 
 
 205 
 
 NATUEAL. 
 
 31—191 
 
 54—320 
 53—323 
 
 Natural History— continued. 
 
 Ocean world : a description of the 8oa and its inliab- 
 
 itants. Figuler, L. n. d 31—188 
 
 Physical fteosraphy of the sea. Maury, M. F. 1855- 31—189 
 Science for the, young : water and land. Abbott, 
 
 Jacob. 1872 31—189 
 
 Sea studies. Froude, J. A. (/?i/tt« Short studies, 
 
 &c., V.3) 2.3—140 
 
 Twenty thousand leagues under the sea. Venie, J. 
 
 1874 11—68 
 
 World of the sea. lUus. Tandon. M. Loud., n. d 31—188 
 
 Various Branches, Classes, &c. 
 
 SnbdiTisions. 
 
 BIRDS. 
 
 Birds of Various Countries. 
 
 Birds of Great Britain and Ireliind. (Naturalist's 
 library,\:], 2.3,4.) Ediu., 1840-'62 
 
 Birds of Montana, Idalio, Wyoming, and Utuh. 
 Merriam, C. Hart. {In Sixth Aiinual Report of 
 the United States Geological and Geographical 
 Survey of the Territories. 1873) 
 
 Birds of southwestern Mexico. Lawrence, George 
 N. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 13. 1878) 
 
 Birds of the Colorado valley : a repository of scien- 
 tific and popular infonnalion coticeming North 
 American ornithology. Illus. Coues, Elliott. 
 (In MisceVaneous Publications Xo. 11 of the 
 United States Geological Survey of the Territo- 
 ries. 1878) 
 
 Birds of the Northwest : a hanilbook of the orni- 
 thology of the region drained by the Missouri 
 river and its tributaries. Cones. E. (In Mis- 
 celianeous Publications Xo. 3 of the United States 
 Geological and Geographical Survey of the Terri- 
 tories. 1874) 
 
 Birds of western Africa. Swainson, "W. (Xatu- 
 raiist's library, V. 11,12) .: 
 
 Oatalogae of North American bird.s, chiefly in the 
 museum of tlie Smithsonian institution. Baird, 
 Spencer F. (In Sm. llisc. CoU., v. 2. 1862) 
 
 History of Nortli Ainerican binls. Haird, S. F., 
 Brewer, F. M., and Rldgway, K. 1 874. 3 v 
 
 Key to birds of North America. Illus. Coues, E. 
 1872 
 
 Ornithology. Illus. Ridgway, Robert. United 
 States Geological ICxploration of the Fortieth 
 PoraKei, Part 3, V. 4. 1877) 
 
 Birds of Various Orders. 
 
 Fly-catchers. Swainson, W. (.Vo(t<roIi«('it library, 
 
 V. 13) 31—190 
 
 Grallinaceous birds. J.ardino, Sir W. (Natural- 
 ist's library, \. lA) 31 — 190 
 
 GS-ame birds. Jardine, Sir W. (Naturalist's li- 
 brary, v. S) 31-190 
 
 Humming-birds. Jardine, Sir W. (Naturalist's 
 library, v. 6, 7) 
 
 Nectorinadae ; or, sun-birds. Jardine, Sir AV. 
 ( Naturalist' K library, v. 5) 
 
 Parrots. Selby, P. J. (Naturalist's library, v. 10) . . 
 
 Pigeons. Stdby, P. P. (Xaturalist'slibrary,v.9) . . 
 
 54—325 
 31—191 
 
 53—323 
 31—189 
 31—189 
 
 31—187 
 
 31—190 
 
 31—191 
 31—190 
 31—190 
 
 General ' Works. 
 
 American birds in the museum of theSniitliHonian 
 institution. Part 1. Baird, S. F. (Sm. Misc. 
 Coll., \. 12. 1874) 53—323 
 
 Arrangement of families of birds. (Sm. Misc. Coll., 
 
 V.8. 1869) 53-323 
 
 Natural History — continued. 
 
 Birds. See Bulletins of the United States Geo- 
 logical and Geographic.ll Survey of the Territo- 
 ries : 1 of No. 2, 3 of No. 4, and 4 of No. 6 (second 
 series) of v. 1 ; 1 and 2 of No. 2, and 3 of No. 4 of 
 v. 2 ; 25 of No. 3 of V. 3 ; 1 and 9 of No. 1 and 25 of 
 No. 3 of V. 4 54—325 
 
 Catalogues of mammals and birds. Stewart, James. 
 (In Fourth Annual Ueport United States Geo- 
 lofjical and Geographical Survey of the Terri- 
 tories. 1871) 54—326 
 
 Circulars relative to collections of bii-ds. (Sm, 
 
 Mix. Coll., V. 8. 1869) 53—323 
 
 Natural history fif Kerguelen Island. Kidder, Dr. 
 J. H, 1. Ornithology. Coues, Elliott, ed. (Sm. 
 Misc. Coll., v.H. 1869) 53—323 
 
 Organic nature. Birds. Dallas, W. S. (In Circle 
 
 of the sciences, v. 3) 32 — 197 
 
 Reptiles and birds : a popular account of their vari- 
 ous orders. Figuier, L. N.T.,1870 31—191 
 
 Stories of l)ird life : a book of facts .and anecxlotes 
 illustrative of the habits and intelligence of the 
 fentliered tribes. Berthoud, Henry. Ulns. 
 Lend., 1875 31—191 
 
 Oology. 
 
 Birds' nests and eggs-collecting. (In Sm. Sept., 
 
 1858) 54—324 
 
 Egging expedition to Shoal lake. (In Sm. Repl., 
 
 1807) 54—324 
 
 Instructions in reference to collecting nests and 
 eggs of North American birds. (Sm. Misc. Coll., 
 V.2. 1802) 53—323 
 
 North American oology. Brewer, Thomas M. 
 
 (Sm. Contrib., v. 11) 53—322 
 
 CRIT8TACEAN8. 
 
 Amphipod crustaceans. Illus. Smith, E. I. (In 
 Seventh Annual Report of the United States 
 Geological and Geographical Survey of the Ter- 
 ritories. 1874) 54—326 
 
 Circular of inquiries relative to the natural liistory 
 of tlie American erawflsli and other frcsh-water 
 Crustacea. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 15. 1878).. . 53—323 
 
 Crustacete. See Bnlhtin of the United States Geo- 
 logical and Geograpliieal Survey of the TeiTito- 
 ries : 9 and 11 of 1, and 32 of No. 4, v. 3 54—326 
 
 Description of a Icniican crustacean (Achtheres 
 Carpentcri) obtaiued by W. L. Carpenter, in 
 1873, in Colorado. Illus. Packard, R. S., jr. (In 
 Seventh Annual Report of the United States Geo- 
 logical and Geographical Survey of the. Territo- 
 ries. 1874) 54—326 
 
 Synopsis of tlie fresh-water phyllopod Crustacea 
 of Nortli America. Illus. Packard, R. S., /r. 
 (In Seventh Annual Report of the United 
 Slates Geolo<]ical and Geographical Survey of 
 
 the Territories. 1874) 54 326 
 
 ■See Circle of tlic sciences, v. 2, p. 290. (32—197.) 
 .See, also. Geology (Paheontology). 
 
 F18HKS AND FI.SIIEHIKS. 
 
 Arrangement of the families of fislies; or. Classes 
 Pisces. Gill, Tlieodore. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., 
 v.ll. 1872) 53—323 
 
 British fishes. H.iniilton, K. 2 v. (/n Naturalist's 
 
 library, v. 36, 37) 31-190 
 
 Catalogue of tlie fishes of the Bermudas : based 
 chiefly upon the collections of the United States 
 national museum. Goode, G. Brown. (In Sm. 
 Misc. Coll., -v. IS. 1878) 53—323 
 
 Catalogue of the flslies of the east coast of North 
 America. Gill, Theodore. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., 
 V.14. 1878) 53-323 
 
NATURAL. 
 
 2U6 
 
 NATURAL. 
 
 Natural History— coutiuued. 
 
 Contributions to North American ichthjoloffv : 
 
 hasod primarily on the collections of the United 
 
 States national nuiHeuni. 1. Review of Rafin- 
 
 ' osquo's Memoirs of North American fishes. 
 
 Jordan, David S. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 13. 
 
 1878) 53—323 
 
 Same. 2. A. Notes on Cottidse, Etbeo- 
 
 stomatidaa, Percidic, Centrarchidie, Aphredo- 
 deridiB, Dorosomatidse, and Cyprinida> : with re- 
 visions of the genera and descriptions of new or 
 little known species. B. Synopsis of the Silu* 
 ridiu of the fresh waters of North America. Jor- 
 dan, David S. (In Sm. Misc. CoU., v. 13. 
 1878) 5a— 323 
 
 Contributions to the natural history of the fresh- 
 water fishes of North America. Girard, Charles. 
 {In Sm. Contrib., v. 3) 53—32 
 
 Fish and fishing. Herbert, H. W. (Frank For enter). 
 
 N. Y..1879 31—189 
 
 Fishes. See Bulletin of the United States Geo- 
 logical and Geographical Survey of the Territo- 
 ries: 17 and 18 of No. 2, 26 of No 3, and 33 of 
 No. 4, V. 4 54—326 
 
 Fishes. Dallas, W. S. (In Circle of the sciences, 
 
 V.3) 32-197 
 
 Fishes of British Guiana. Schomburgk, E. H. (hi 
 
 Naturalist's library, v. 39, 40) 31—190 
 
 Fishes of the percli family. (Naturalist's library, 
 
 V.38) 31—190 
 
 Fishes of the Survey. Cope, Edward D. (In 
 Fifth Annual Report of the United States 
 Geological and Geographical Survey of the Ter- 
 ritories. 1872) 54-326 
 
 Ichthyology, Bushnan, J. S. (In Naturalist's li- 
 brary, v. 35) 31—190 
 
 Memoranda of inquiry relative to the food-fishes of 
 the United States. Baird, Prof. Spencer F. (In 
 Sm. Misc. Coll., V. 10. 1873) 53—323 
 
 Questions relative to the food-fishes of the United 
 States. Baird, Prof. Spencer F. (/n Sm. Misc. 
 Coll.,v. 10. 1873) 53—323 
 
 United States Commission of fish and fisheries. 
 
 Report for 1875-76. Baird, S. F. Wash., 1878. 31—189 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 1. Inquiry into the decrease of the food-fishes. 
 
 2. Propagiition of food-fishes in the waters of the United 
 
 States. 
 
 FROGS. 
 
 Anatomy of the nervous system of Kana pipi- 
 
 ens. Wyman, Jeff"rie8. (In%m. Contrib., -v. b). 53 — 322 
 
 Check list of North American batrachia. Cope, 
 
 E. D. (In %m. Misc. Coll., \.l^. 1878) 53—323 
 
 Frogs. Dallas, W. S. (In Circle of the sciences, 
 
 v.3) 32—197 
 
 INSECTS. 
 
 Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Bulletins of the United States Entomological Com- 
 mission. Nos. 1 to 5. Wash., 1877-1880 54—326 
 
 See Reports of commission, under Bugs, Locusts, &.c. 
 
 Circular to entomologists. (In Sm. Misc. CoU., 
 
 v.8,1869) 53-323 
 
 Classification of insects from embryological data. 
 
 Agassi/,, Louis. (In Sm. Contrib , v. 2) 53—323 
 
 Coleoptera: Catalogue. Horn, G. H. (Fourth An- 
 nual Jieport United States Geological and Geo- 
 graphical Survey of the Territories. 1871) 54 — 326 
 
 Same. Horn, George H. (Fifth Annual 
 
 Report of the United States Geological and Geo- 
 graphical Survey of the Territories. 1872) 54 — 326 
 
 Natural History — continued. 
 
 Same. Horn, George H. (Sixth Annual 
 
 Report of the United Statex Geological and Geo- 
 
 grajihieal Survey of the Territories. 1873) 54 — 326 
 
 . Same. List of species of coleoptera. Ulko, 
 
 Henry. (Seventh Annual Report of the United 
 States Geological and Geographical Survey of the 
 
 Territories. 1874) 54—323 
 
 Same. Classification of North American 
 
 coleoptera. Le Coute, John L. (In Sm. Mine. 
 
 CoU., V. 3,6,11. 1862-74) ... 54—323 
 
 Same. New species of North American co- 
 leoptera. Parts 1, 2. Le Conte, J. L. (In Sm. 
 
 Misc. Coll, V. 6, U. 1867-74) 53—323 
 
 Destruction of pine timber in the Rocky mountains 
 (in connection with insects]. Carpenter, W. L. 
 (Seventh Annual Report of the United States 
 Geological and Geographical Survey of the Ter- 
 
 ritoHe4t. 1874) 54—326 
 
 Diptera collected by W. L. Carpenter, in Colorado, 
 in the summer of 1873. Osten Sacken, C. R. 
 (Seventh Annual Uejiort of the United State* 
 Geological and Geographical S\iroey of the Ter- 
 ritories. 1874) 54—326 
 
 Same. Catalogue of the described diptera 
 
 of North America. Osten Sacken, C. R. (In 
 
 Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 3. 18G2) 53—323 
 
 Same. Monographs of the diptera of North 
 
 America. Parts 1, 2, 3, 4. Loew, H. Edited by 
 Osten Sa<;kpn, C, R. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 6, 
 
 7, 8. 1867-1869) 53—323 
 
 Directions for collecting and preserving insects. 
 
 Packard, A. S. jr. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 11. 1874) 53—323 
 Entomology. ' Duncan, James. (In Naturalist's 
 
 library, v. 28) 31— 19o 
 
 Galls collected by W. L. Carpenter . Osten 
 Sacken, C. R. (Seventh Annual Report of the 
 United States Geological and Geographical Survey 
 
 of the Territories. 1874) 54—326 
 
 Hemiptera, catalogue of. Uhler, P. H. (Fourth 
 Annual Report of the United States Geological and 
 
 Geographical Survey of the Territories. 1871) 54 — 326 
 
 Same. Of the western Territories of the 
 
 United States, chiefly from tlie surveys of Hay- 
 den, F. V. Uhler, P. H. (IHfth Annual Report 
 of the United States Geological and Geographical 
 
 Survey of the Territories. 1872) 54 — 325 
 
 Insect instinct ami transformations. Morris, J. G. 
 
 (/?i Sm. /i:ep(., 1855) 54—324 
 
 Insect world. Ulus. Figuier, L. N. Y., 1872... 31—189 
 Insecta. (In Circle of the sciences, v. 2, p. 330). . . 32 — 197 
 Insects. See Bulletins of the United States Geological and 
 
 Geographical Survey of the Territories. 
 Insects aft'ecting the cranberry ; with remarks on 
 other iujurioua insects. I*ackard, A. S., jr. 
 (Te7ith Annual Report of the United States Geo- 
 logical and Geographical Survey of the Territo- 
 ries. 1S78.) Illus. Wash 54—326 
 
 Insects at home. Illus. Wood, J. G., Phila., 1873. 31—189 
 Insects inliabiting Great Salt lake and other saline 
 or alkaline lakes of the west. Packard, A. S., jr. 
 (Sixth Annual Report of the United States Geo- 
 logical and Geographical Survey of the Territo- 
 ries. 1873) 54—326 
 
 Instructions for collecting insects. {In Sm. Rept.^ 
 
 1058) 54—324 
 
 Lepidoptera of North America, Catalogue of the 
 described. Morris, John G. (In Sxa. Misc. CoU., 
 
 v.3. 1862) 53—323 
 
 Same. Of North America, Synopsis of the 
 
 described. Part 1. Diurnal and crepuscular 
 lepidoptera. Morris, John G. (In Sm. Misc. 
 Coll., V.4. 1862) 53—323 
 
NATURAL. 
 
 207 
 
 NATITEAL. 
 
 Natural History— continued. 
 Myriopods collected by W. L. Carpenter in 1873 in 
 ColoriMlo. Packard, A. S.,^r. (Seventh Annual 
 Jieport of the United Stalts Oeologieal and Gen- 
 graphical Survey of the Territories. 1874) 54—325 
 
 Neuroptera of North America, Synopsis of the de- 
 scribed, witli a list of the South American spe- 
 cies. Uageu, H. A. (In Sm. Misc. Coll , v. 4. 
 1802) 53—323 
 
 New insects, Description of. Packard, A. S , jr. 
 (Sixth Annual Report uf the United States Geo- 
 topical and Geographical Survey of the Territo- 
 ries. 1873.) Illus 54—326 
 
 Orthoptera, Saltatorial, of the BocUy mountain re- 
 gion. Thomas, Cyrus. (Fifth Annual Report 
 of the United States Geologica-l and Geographical 
 Survey of the Territories. 1872) 54 — 325 
 
 Notes on orthoptera. Tliomas, Cyrus. 
 
 (Sixth Annual Report of the United States Oeo- 
 logieal and Geographical Survey of the Terri- 
 tories. 187:t) 54—325 
 
 Catalogue of orthoptera of North America 
 
 described previous to 1867. Scudder, S. H. 
 
 (InSm. Misc. Coll., v.%. 1869) 53—323 
 
 Fseudo-neuroptera and neuroptera collected by 
 "W L. Carpenter in 1873 in Colorado. Ilagou. 
 H. A. (Seventh Annual Report of the United 
 States Geological and Geographical Survey of the 
 Territories. 1874) 54—325 
 
 Transformations of insects. Illus. Duncan, P. M. 
 
 Phila,, n. d 31-189 
 
 Treatise on some of the insects of New England 
 which are injurious to vegetation. Harris, Tliad- 
 deusW. Cambridge, 1842 31—189 
 
 Insects of Various Orders. 
 
 Dunbar, W. (Naturalist's library, 
 
 Beea : Bees. 
 
 V. 34) 
 
 Beetles : 
 
 Beetles. Duncan, J. (XaturalisVs library, 
 
 V. 33) .... 
 
 Coleoptera of Kansas and eastern New Mex- 
 ico, Le Gonte, John L. (In&vi.Misc. Contrib., 
 
 31—190 
 
 31—190 
 
 V. 11) 53—323 
 
 Bags: 
 
 Chinch bug : its history, characters, and 
 
 habits, and the means of destroying it or couuter- 
 acting its il^iuries. Thomas, Cyrus (Bulletin 
 No. 5 of the United States Entomological Com- 
 mission. 1879) 54 — 326 
 
 Batterflies ; 
 
 British buttertlies. Duncan, .J. (Natural- 
 ises library, v. 29) 31 — 190 
 
 Foreign buttertlies. Duncan, J. (Natural- 
 ists library, v. 31) 31 190 
 
 List of species of buttertlies collected by 
 
 Campbell Carrington and William B. Logan, of 
 the expedition in 1871. Edwards, \V. H. (Fifth 
 Annual Report of the United States Geological 
 and Geographical Survey of the Territories. 
 
 1872) 54—325 
 
 - List of species of butterflies collected by 
 
 W. L. Carpeuter, for the United States geologi- 
 cal survey of Colorado in 1873. Edwards, W. 11. 
 (Seventh Annual Report of the United States 
 Geological and Geographical Survey of the Terri- 
 tories. 1874) 
 
 Dragon-fly : 
 
 Odonata from the Yellowstone. Hagen, H. A. 
 
 (Sixth Annual Report of the United States Geo- 
 logical and Geographical Survey of the Territo- 
 ries. 1873) , 
 
 Natural History — continued. 
 
 Grr^sshoppers and Locusts : 
 
 Destruction of the young or unfledged lo- 
 cust. (Bulletin No. 1 of the United States Ento- 
 mological Commissum. 1877) 
 
 Grasshoppers and locust« of America. Tay- 
 lor, A. S. (7)1 Sm. Rept., 18.i8) 
 
 Grasshopper (wingless) of Shasta and Fall 
 
 river valley, Cal. (In Sm. Rept., 1860) 
 
 List and descriptions of new species of or- 
 
 thoi)tera, with remarks on the Caloptcnus spre- 
 tus, or hateful grasshopper. Thomas, Cyrus. 
 (Fouith Annual Report of the United States Geo- 
 logical and Geographical Sitroey of the Territo- 
 ries.) Illus. Wash., 1871 
 
 Natural history of the Rooky mountain lo- 
 cust, and on the habits of the young or unfledged 
 in.sects. (Bulletin No. 2 of the United States En- 
 tomological Commission. 1877) 
 
 Notes on the orthoptera collected by F. V. 
 
 Hayden in Nebraska. Scudder, Samuel H. 
 (Final Report of the United States Geological and 
 Geographical Survey of Nebraska and portions of 
 
 the adjacent Territories. 1871.) Illus 
 
 Iloi:ky mountain Iicust, and the best meth- 
 ods of preventing its injuries and guardmg 
 against its invasions. (First Annual Report of 
 the United States Entomological Commissicm for 
 
 1877.) Maps and illus. 1878 
 
 Rocky mountain locust and other insects 
 
 now injuring, or likely to injure, field and gar- 
 den crops in the western States and Territories. 
 _ Packard. A. S., jr. (Ninth Annual Report of 
 the United Stales Geological and Geographical 
 Survey of the Territories.) Uhis. Wash., 1878- . 
 
 Synopsis of the acrididic of North America, 
 
 and acridid.'p of North America not found in the 
 United States. Thomas, Cyrus. (Pinal Reports 
 or Monographs of the United States Geological 
 Survey of the Territories. Parts 1, 2, v. .'>.) 
 
 Illus. Wash., 1873 
 
 Moths : 
 
 British moths. Duncan, J. (Naturalist's 
 
 library, v. 30) 
 
 Descriptions of new species of mallophaga. 
 
 Packard, A. S., jr. (Sixth Anyiual Report of the 
 United States Geological and Geographical Sur- 
 vey of the Terntories. 1873) 
 
 Exotic moths. Duncan, J. (Naturalist's li- 
 brary, v. 32) 
 
 Geometrid moths; or, phalsenida; of the 
 
 United States : a monograph. Illus. Packard, 
 A. S., jr. (Final Reports or Monographs of the 
 United Slates Geological Survey of the Territo- 
 ries.) Wash, 1876 
 
 On the geographical distribution of the moths 
 
 of Colorado. Packard, A. S., jr. (Seventh Annual 
 Report of the United States Geological and Geo- 
 graphical Survey of the Territories. 1874) 
 
 Wasps: Synopsis of American solitary waspR. 
 Do Saussure, Henri. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 14. 
 1875) 
 
 INVERTEBRATES. 
 
 54—326 
 
 54—324 
 54—324 
 
 54—326 
 
 54—325 
 
 64—325 
 
 !">4— 325 
 
 54—325 
 
 31—190 
 
 54—325 
 31—190 
 
 54—325 
 
 54—325 
 
 53—323 
 
 54—325 
 
 54—326 
 
 Inirertebrated animals. Dallas, W. S. (Cfircle of 
 
 the sciences, V. 2. 1864) 32 197 
 
 Synopsis of the marine invertebrata of Grand 
 Manau, or, the region round the Bay of Fundy, 
 New Brunswick. Stimpson, William. (In Sm. 
 Contrib., v. 6) 54 322 
 
KATURAL. 
 
 208 
 
 NATUEAL. 
 
 Natural History— continued. 
 
 MAMMALIA. 
 General and Mwcellaneous li'orks. 
 
 Amphibious carnivora. Hamilton, R. {Naturalist's 
 
 library, v.25) 31—190 
 
 Arrangement of the families of mammals, with 
 analytical tabUs. Gill, Theodore. (In Sm. 
 Misc. Coll., \.\l. 1872) 53—323 
 
 British quadrupeds. Macgillivray, W. (Natural- 
 ist's library, \.\1) 31 — 190 
 
 Oatalognes of mammals and birds. Stewart, James. 
 {Fourth Annual Report of the United States Geo- 
 logical and Geographical Surviy of the Territo- 
 ries. 1871) 54—325 
 
 Oats and dogs; or, notes and anecdotes of two 
 great families of the animal kingdom- Illus. 
 Miller, Mrs. Hugh. Lond. and N. Y., 1872 8—48 
 
 Chapters on animals. Illus. Hamerton, P. G. 
 
 Boat., 1874 31—191 
 
 Fur-bearing animals: a monograph of North 
 American mustelidaj. Hlus. Cones, Elliott. 
 (Miscellaneous Publications No. 8 of the United 
 States Geological and Geographical Survey of the 
 Territories. 1877) 54—326 
 
 Geographical distribution of animal». Hlns. Wal- 
 lace, A. R. N.T.,187C. 2v 31—191 
 
 Homes without hands ; being a description of the 
 habitations of animals, classed according to the 
 principle of thoir construction. Illus. Wood, 
 John George. N. Y., 1874 .. 31—191 
 
 Intelligence of animals. Hlus. Menault, E. N. Y., 
 
 1872 31-191 
 
 Mammalia. Illus. Figuier^L. N. Y., 1870 31—191 
 
 Mammalia. Dallas, W. S. {Circle of the sciences, 
 
 V. 3. 1854) 32—197 
 
 Manmialia. Smith, C. H. (Naturalists library, 
 
 V. 15) 31—190 
 
 Mammals. See Bulletins of the United States Geological 
 and Geographical Survey of the Territories. (54 — 326.) 
 
 Mammals of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and 
 Utah. Hlua. Merrfam, C. H. (Sixth Annual lie- 
 port of the United States Geological and Geograph- 
 ical Survey of the Territories. 1873) 54 — 325 
 
 Man and apes. Hlus. Mivart, St. George. N. Y., 
 
 1874 30—186 
 
 Man and beast, here and hereafter. Wood, Rev. 
 J.G. N.Y.,n.d 31—191 
 
 Structure of the skeleton and teeth. Owen, R. 
 
 (Circle of the sciences, v. 1) 32 — 197 
 
 Thick-skinned quadrupeds. Jardiue, W. (Natur- 
 alists library, v. 23) 31—190 
 
 Zoological mythology ; or, the legends of animals. 
 
 Gubematis, Angelode. 1872 14 — 81 
 
 Mammals of Farioiia Orders. 
 
 Bison Americanus. Allen, J. A. (Ninth Annual 
 Report of the United States Geological and Geo- 
 graphical Survey of the Territories. 1876) 54 — 326 
 
 Deer, antelopes, camels, &c. Jardine, W. (Natur- 
 alists library, V. 21) 31 — 190 
 
 Dogs. Smith, C. H. 2 v. (Naturalisfs library, 
 
 V. 18, 19) .•... 31—190 
 
 Goats, sheep, oxen, &c. Jardine, W. (Naturalists 
 
 library, V. 22) 31—190 
 
 Horses. Smith, C. H. {Naturalists library, v. 20). 31—190 
 
 Lions and tigers. Jardine, W. (Naturalists li- 
 brary, V. 16) 31—190 
 
 Monkey's. Jardine, W. (Naturalist's library, 
 
 V. 27) 31—190 
 
 Natural History — continued. 
 
 Monograph of rodentia of North America. Hlua. 
 Coues, E., and Allen, J. A. {Final Report of the 
 United States Geological and Geographical Survey 
 of the Territories, v. 11. 1877) 54—325 
 
 Whales, &c. Hamilton, R. {Naturalists library, 
 
 V. 26) 31—190 
 
 MOLLU8CA — SHKIXS AND SIIKLLFISH, 
 
 Arrangements of the families of mollusks. Gill, 
 
 Thecdiire. (Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 10. 1873) 53—323 
 
 Bibliography of Xortli American conchology, pre- 
 vious to the year 1860. Tart 1. American 
 authors. Binney, W. G. (Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 5. 
 1863) ' 53—323 
 
 Same. Part 2. Foreign autliors. Binney, 
 
 W. G. (Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 9. 1869) 53—323 
 
 Oheck list of the shells of North America. Lea, 
 
 Isaac, &c. (Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 2. 1862) 53—323 
 
 Circular in reference to collecting North American 
 
 shells. (Sm. Misc. Coll., y. 2. 1862) 53—323 
 
 Instructions for collecting land and fresh-water 
 
 shells. Lewis, L. (In Sm. Rept, 1866) 54—324 
 
 Land and fresh-water shells of North America. 
 Partsl, 2, 3. Binney, W. (J., and Bland, T. (Sm. 
 Misc. Coll., V. 7,8. 1867-'69) 53—323 
 
 MoUusca: shellfish and their allies. {TnSxa.Rept., 
 
 1860) .. 54—324 
 
 Mollusks of western North Ameiica. Carpenter, 
 
 Philip P. {Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 10. 1873) 53—323 
 
 Monograph of recent and fossil American corbicu- 
 liuhv.. Prime, Temple. (Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 7. 
 1867) 53—323 
 
 Names which have been applied to the subdivisions 
 of the class brachiopoda, excluding the rudistes, 
 previous to the year 1877, Index to the. Dall, 
 W. H. (Sm. J/u(c. C'oii., V. 13. 1878) 53—323 
 
 Organic nature: mollusks. Dallas, W. S. (In 
 
 Circle of sciences, v. 2) 32 — 194 
 
 Researches upon the liydr(»biina! and allied forms; 
 chieHy made from materials in the museum of 
 the Smithsonian institution. Stimpsou, Will- 
 iam. {Sm. Misc. Coll., V. 7. 1867) 53—323 
 
 See, also. Crustaceans in this class. 
 
 UKPTILES. 
 
 Catalogue of North American reptiles in the mu- 
 seum of the Smithsonian institution. Part 1. 
 Serpents. Baird, Spencei- F., and Girard, C. 
 (Sm. Misc. Coll., V. 2.) Wash., 1862 53—323 
 
 Check list of North American batrachia and rep- 
 tilia, with aaystomatic list of the higher groups, 
 and an essay on geographical dit^tributiou based 
 on the specimens contained in the United States 
 national museum. Cope, Edward D. (Sm. 
 Misc. Coll., V. 13. 1878) 53—323 
 
 Circular relating to collections of living reptiles. 
 
 (Sm. Misc. Coll., V. 15. 1878) : 53—323 
 
 Reptiles. Dallas, M. S. (Circle of the sciences, 
 
 V. 3).-. 32—197 
 
 Reptiles and birds. Illus. Figuier, L. N. Y.,1870. 31—191 
 
 Reptiles of the Survey collected by Campbell Car- 
 rington and C. M. Dawes. Cope, Edward D. 
 (Fifth Anmtal Report of the United States Geolog- 
 ical and Geographical Survey of the Territories. 
 1872) 54—325 
 
 Venom of the rattlesnake, with an investigation 
 of the anatomy and physiology of the organs 
 concerned. Mitchell, S. Weir. (Sm. ContrUf., 
 V. 12) 53 322 
 
NATURAL. 
 
 209 
 
 NEWCOMB. 
 
 Natural History — contiuiied. 
 
 IIHIZOPODA. 
 
 Fresh- water Rhizopods of North America. Leidy, 
 Joseph. (Final Reports or Monographs o/ the 
 United States Oeotogical Survey of the Territories^ 
 
 V.12. lUus. 1879) 54—325 
 
 See Circle of the sciences, v. 2, p. 204. (32—197.) 
 
 WORMS. 
 
 Cotton worm. Summary of its natural history, 
 with an account of its enemies, and the best 
 means of controlling it. Riley, Charles V. (Sul- 
 letin No. 3 of the United States Entomological 
 Commission.) Wash., 1880 54—328 
 
 Description of new parasitic worms found in the 
 brains and other parts of birds. Packard, Dr. 
 A. S., jr. {Sixth Anmtal Report of the United 
   States Geological and Geographi^^al Survey of the 
 Territories. 1873.) Illus 54—322 
 
 Notice of some worms collected during Dr. Hay- 
 den's ex]iedition to the Yellowstone river in 1871. 
 Leidy, Joseph. (Fifth Annual Report of the 
 United States Geological and Geographical Survey 
 of the Territories. 1872) 54—325 
 
 Natural i>hilo8ophy. See Physics, or Natural philosophy. 
 
 Natural theology. See Biblical and religious literature. 
 
 Naturalist's library. Jardiiie, Sir Will- 
 iam, fd. Illus. E(liii.,1840-'62. 40 v. 31 —190, 191 
 
 Nature and the supernatural. Buslinell, 
 
 H. 1859 14—84 
 
 Nature and use of money. Gray, J. 1848. 29 — 176 
 
 Nautical almanac (American epliemeris). 
 29v. Wash 55—330,331 
 
 Naval academy, History of. Soley, J. R. 
 
 1876 43—245 
 
 Naval observatory (United States), In- 
 struments and publications of. Illus. 
 1876 55— 3;U 
 
 Naval register of the United States, from 
 1775 to 1853; with a history of each ves- 
 sel's service and fate. Emmons, 6. F. 
 1853.... 43—264 
 
 Naval tactics manual. Ward,.!. H. 1859. 43—245 
 yote. — For histories of navy t)f the United States, see 
 
 Navy, under United States. 
 For lives of eminent naval commanders, tee Collective bi- 
 ograph^y (Naval). Also, see Biography (Individual) for 
 lives ot Anson, George: Jones, J. Paul; Decatur; Perry; 
 Farragut ; Kupert, Prince. 
 
 Navarrete, Don Martin Fernandez de. 
 Coleccion de los viages y descubrimien- 
 tos. Mad., 1825-'37. 5v 53—321 
 
 Navy (United States), Regulations for. 
 
 1870 43—245 
 
 Neal, Daniel. History of the Puritans, 
 from 1517 to 1688. Bath, Eng., 1793-'97. 
 5v 14— 85 
 
 Neander, Augustus Johann Wilhelm. 
 Leetures on the history of Christian dog- 
 mas. .Jacobi, J. L., ed. Eyland, J. E., /r. 
 Lond., 1858. 2v 14—87 
 
 Life of Jesus Christ in its historical 
 
 connection and historical development. 
 McCliutook, J., and Blumenthal, C. E., 
 
 trs. N. Y.,1858 39—238 
 
 27 
 
 Nebraska : 
 
 First, second, and third annual re- 
 ports of the United States Geological 
 Survey of the Territories (1867, 1868, and 
 1869), embracing Nebraska, Wyoming, 
 Colorado, and New Mexico. Hayden, 
 F. V. Wa,sh., 1873 54—325 
 
 Nebraska in 1857. Wool worth, J. M. 
 
 18,57 ,50—309 
 
 Nebnls. See Astronomy. 
 
 Wfcele, Henry. Romance of history, Eng- 
 land. Loud., u. d 9 — 51 
 
 Negro. *S'ec Slavery ; Man (Ethnology). 
 
 Neill, Edward Duffiehl. Fairfaxes of 
 England anil America in the 17th and 
 18th centuries. Albany, 1868 36—217 
 
 History of Minnesota. PUila., 1858. 50—319 
 
 Nero : an historical play. Story, W. W. 
 
 1875 17—106 
 
 Nervous system. See Medicine (Nervous system). 
 
 Netherlands : 
 
 Belgique et Hollande, &c. 897- 
 
 1843. Van Hasselt, A. (L'Univers.)... 43— 260 
 
 History of the revolt of the Nether- 
 lands. Sch i Her, F. 1847. 2 v 48—296 
 
 History of the United Netherlands. 
 
 Motley.J.L. 1868. 4v 48—296 
 
 Philosophy of art in tlie Nether- 
 lauds. Taiue, H.A. 1872 15—90 
 
 See, also, Holland. 
 
 IVeiiinan, H., and Barretti, G. * Dic- 
 tionary of the Spanish .and English lan- 
 guages. Bost., 1849. 2v 25—150 
 
 Nevada : 
 
 Note. — See United States Geogr.aphio.Tl and Geological 
 Surveys west of the 100th meridian, in charge of G. M. 
 Wheeler. (54— 2J7.) Alto, United States PaciBc Kail- 
 road reports, v. 2. (20—120.) 
 
 Sec, also. United States Geological Exploration of the For- 
 tieth Parallel, Clarence King in charge, v. 3. Comstock 
 lode, with atlas. (31—187.) 
 
 New American cyclopiodia. Ripley, G., 
 
 and Dana, C. A., < (fa. 1861-'63. 16 v.... 24-148 
 See, also, American cycloppedia (Appleton's). (24 — 148.) 
 
 New Atlantis. Bacon, F. (In Worlss, v. 1. 1857) 21—128 
 
 New atmosphere. {Gail Hamilton.) 1865. 23—138 
 
 New Bedford, Mass. : 
 
 History of New Bedford. Ricket- 
 
 son.D. 1858 50—309 
 
 New Bnmswick: 
 
 New Brunswick, with notes for emi- 
 grants. Illus. Gesuer.A. 1847 48—296 
 
 See, also, America (British). 
 
 Ncwcoillbj Simon. General integrals 
 of planetary motion. (In Sm. Contrih., 
 V.21) 53—322 
 
 Investigation of the orbit of Nep- 
 tune, with general tables of its motion. 
 (/«Sm. CoH<W6.,v. 15) 53—322 
 
 Investigation of the orbit of Uranus, 
 
 with general tables of its motion. {In 
 
 Sm. Contrib., v. 19) 6»— 38? 
 
NBWCOMB. 
 
 210 
 
 NEW WORLD. 
 
 Newcomb, Simon — continued. 
 
 Recurience of solar eclipses, with 
 
 tables of eclipses from B. C. 700 to A. D. 
 
 2300. Wash., 1879 55—331 
 
 Nevr (lay: songs and sonnets. lUus. 
 
 Gilder,E.W. 1-J76 16—98 
 
 New education by work according to Froe- 
 bel's method. Buelow, B. von Maren- 
 holtz-. 1876 14—82 
 
 New England : 
 
 History of New England (to 1689). 
 
 Palfrey,J.G. 1865. 3v 49—301 
 
 Magnalia Cbristi Americani: ec- 
 clesiastical history of New England. 
 Mather, C. 1853. 2 v 14— 85 
 
 Memorial volume of the Popham 
 
 celebration, August 29, 1862. Illus. 
 Ballard, Edward. Portland, 1863 50—306 
 
 New England legends. Spoftbrd, 
 
 H.P. 1871 11-62 
 
 New England tragedies. Long- 
 fellow, H. W. 1868 16—96 
 
 Nooks and corners of the New Eng- 
 land coast. Drake, S. A. u.d 34 — 209 
 
 Week on the Concord and Merrimac 
 
 rivers. Thoreau, H. D. 1868 34—209 
 
 Woods and by-ways of New Eng- 
 land. Flagg,W. 1872 34—208 
 
 See, also. Histories of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, 
 
 New Hampshire, Rhode Island, etc. 
 See Biblical and ecclesiastical literature (New England 
 
 churches) . 
 
 Newfoundland : 
 
 Excursions in and about Ne« fonnd- 
 
 lanjl in 18.39-'40. Jukes, J. 15. 1842. 
 
 2v 34—210 
 
 See, also, America (British). 
 
 Ne-vr Fi'ance. See Canada. 
 
 New Granada : twenty mouths in the 
 
 Andes. Illus. Holton, I. F. 1357 35—214 
 
 JVewhall, Isaac. Letters on Junius, 
 addressed to John Pickering, *sq., 
 showing that the author of that cele- 
 brated work was Earl Temple. Bost., 
 1831 40—242 
 
 New^ Hampshire : 
 
 Gazetteer of New Hampshire. Hay- 
 ward, J. 1849 '.. 50—308 
 
 History of New Hampshire. 1614- 
 
 1819. Barstow,G. 1842 50—308 
 
 New Hampshire historical society : 
 
 collections. 1824-'37. 5 v 50—309 
 
 New Jersey : 
 
 Historical collections of the State 
 
 of New Jersey. Barber, J. W., and Howe, 
 
 H. 1844 50—308 
 
 History of New Jersey. Gordon, T. 
 
 F. 1834 50—308 
 
 New Jersey official register of the 
 
 officers and men of, in the revolutionary 
 
 ■srw. Stryker,W. S. 1872 51—310 
 
 Now Jerusalem church. See Biblical and religious litera- 
 ture (Swedenborgianism). 
 
 Ne^y life in new lands. Lippincott, S. J. 
 
 1873 , 34—208 
 
 Ne'w Mexico : 
 
 Autiquities of New Mexico. Lyon, 
 
 W. B. {In Sm. Hept., 1871) 54—324 
 
 Coleoptera of New Mexico. Le 
 
 Conte, J. L. (/n Sm. Conirib., v. 11).. 53—322 
 
 Commerce of the prairies. Gregg, J. 
 
 2v. 1864 3,5—216 
 
 Narrative of the Santa F(5 expedi- 
 tion. Illus. Kendall, G.W. 1850. 2 v. :»— 216 
 
 Planta) Wrightiamn Texano-Neo- 
 
 Mexicanue. Parts 1,2. Gray, A. {In 
 
 Sm. Con<n7>., V. 3-5) 53—322 
 
 Report on the United States and 
 
 Mexican boundary survey. Illus. Em- 
 ory, W. H. 1859. 2v 54-328 
 
 Two thousand miles on horseback. 
 
 A summer tour in 1866. Meline, J. F. 
 
 1867 35-216 
 
 Views along the boundary between 
 
 the United States and Mexico 30 — 182 
 
 See Engineer Department: Reports upon Geographical 
 and Geological Explorations and Surveys west of the 
 100th ineridian, Wheeler, G. M., in charge, under United 
 States. See, also. Geological survey, Ha^yden, F. V., in 
 charge, under United States. Also, Pacific railroad re- 
 ports, V. 2, 5, 7, 10, 11. (20—118—119.) 
 
 New^ pautheon : historical dictionary of 
 the gods, demi-gods, heroes, and fabu- 
 lous personages of antiquity. Illus. 
 Bell.J. 1790. 2v 25—151 
 
 New South Wales : 
 
 Climate of New South Wales : de- 
 scriptive, historical, and tabular. Kua- 
 sell, H. C. 1877 .52—314 
 
 Finances of New South Wales. 
 
 1874 52-314 
 
 Report of the origin and jirogrcss of 
 
 the railways of New South Wales, from 
 
 1846 to 1877. Rae.John. 1846-77. 3 v. .52— 314 
 
 See, also, Australia. 
 
 Newrspaper directory, American ; con- 
 taining lists of all the newspapers and 
 periodicals published in the United 
 States and Canada. Rowell, G. P. 
 1872-1875. 2v 25—149 
 
 Newspapers. See Journalism and the press. 
 
 New Timon. Poetical romance. Bulwer- 
 
 Lytton, Sir E. 1849 16—100 
 
 Newton, John. Works, with a memoir 
 of his life, by the Bev. Richard Cecil. 
 N. Y., 1860 14— 86 
 
 Newton, John, and GiUmore, Q. A. 
 Report upon the results of firing to 
 determine the pressure of the blast 
 from 15-iuch smooth-bore guns, made 
 at Staten Island, New York harbor, in 
 1872 and 1873. Wash., 1874 54—327 
 
 Newtow^n, Long Island. Annals of New- 
 town. Riker, J. 1852 50—308 
 
 New^ world compared with the old. Illus. 
 Townsend, G. A. 1870 34—208 
 
NEW YORK. 
 
 211 
 
 NOCTES. 
 
 New York City : 
 
 Annals of New York city and State 
 
 in the olilcu time. Watson, J. F. 1846. 50—307 
 
 Descrii>tion of Croton aqueduct. 
 
 Illus. Schiiunke, T. 1846 53—321 
 
 Knickerbocker's history of New 
 
 York. Irving, W. 1851 a— -29 
 
 Old New York. Francis, J. W. 
 
 1858 50—308 
 
 What I saw in New York city. 
 
 Ross, .1. H. 1851 50—308 
 
 New York State : 
 
 Aboriginiil nioiiiinients of the State 
 
 of New York. Squier, E. G. (in Sm. 
 
 Cmtrib., v. 2) 53— 3-.ft> 
 
 Gazetteer of the State of New York. 
 
 Distumell, J. 1843 50—308 
 
 Geological map of New York. 
 
 1842 31—187 
 
 Historical collections of New York. 
 
 Illus. Barber, J. W. 1851 50—308 
 
 Historical society collections. 1809- 
 
 '29. 5v 50—308 
 
 Same. 2d series. 1841-'49. 
 
 2 V 50—308 
 
 Same. Proceedings. 1844-'50. 7 v. 50—308 
 
 History of New York to 1783. Dun- 
 lap, W. 1839,'40. 2v 50—308 
 
 History of New York under the 
 
 Dutch. O'Callaghan, E. B. 1816-'49. 
 
 2v ,50—307 
 
 Natural history of New York. Illus. 
 
 1843. 19 V 31—187,188 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Zoology. James E. Do Kay. 5 v. 
 
 Botany. John Toirey. 2 v. 
 
 Mineralogy. Lewis C. Beck. 1 v. 
 
 Geologv'. William W. Mather, Ebenezer Emmons, Lard- 
 
 ner vanuxem, and James Hall. 4 v. 
 Pateontology. James Hall. 2 v. 
 Agriculture. Ebenczer Emmons. 5 t. 
 
 New York, past, present, and f..ture. 
 
 Illus. Ik'lden, E. P. 1850 50—308 
 
 New Zealand. Russell, M. {Edinburgh 
 
 cabinet library, v.3:i. 1842) 29—179 
 
 Nicaragua : 
 
 Nicaragua; its people, scenery, 
 
 monuments, and the proposed inter- 
 oceanic canal, v. 2. Illus. Squier, E. 
 
 G. N.Y.,1852 35—216 
 
 War in Nicaragua. Walker, W. 
 
 1800 42—255 
 
 Nichol, John Pnngle. * Cyclopajdia of 
 the physical sciences; comprising acous- 
 tics, a.stronomy, dynamics, electricity, 
 heat, hydrodynamics, magnetism, philo- 
 sophy of mathematics, meteorology, op- 
 tics, pueum.afics, statics, &c. Illus. 
 
 Loud., I860 2!>— 153 
 
 Nicholson, Peter. "Architectural dic- 
 tionary; a nomenclature and derivation 
 of the terms employed by architects, 
 builders, and workmen. Lond., 1819. 
 2v 26—160 
 
 Nicholson, Peter — continued. ' 
 
 Car])eutry: guide-book for carpen- 
 try and joining. Illus. Loud.,lt,52. 2v. 19 — 114 
 
 New and improved pr.actic.al builder 
 
 and workman's companion. Illus. Loud., » 
 
 n.d. 3v 19—113 
 
 Practical treatise on the art of ma- 
 sonry and stone-cutting. Illus. Lond., 
 1835 19—114 
 
 Principles of architecture ; rules of 
 
 the art, with their application to prac- 
 tice ; also rules for shadows, and for the 
 five orders. Illus. Sixth edition, by 
 Joseph Gwilt. Lond., 1848 19—114 
 
 IViebuhr, Barthold Georg. Greiik hero 
 stories. N.Y.,1879 9—51 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Voyage of the Argonauts; Stories of Hercules; Hera- 
 kleidje and Orestes. 
 
 Lectures on ancient history, from 
 
 the earliest times to the taking of Alex- 
 andria. Phil., 1852. v.2,3 43—263 
 
 Night thoughts. Young, Edward. 1864. 
 
 2v 17—104 
 
 Nile (The) : 
 
 Albert N'Yanza great basin of the 
 
 Nile. Illus. Baker, Sir S. W. 1870 ... 33— 202 
 Land of the Nile. Illus. Adams, 
 
 W.H.D. 1871 33—204 
 
 My winter on the Nile, among the 
 
 mummies and Moslems. Illus. Warner, 
 
 Charles Dudley. 1876 33—201 
 
 Nile notes of a howadji. Curtis, 
 
 George William. 1856 33—201 
 
 Nile tributaries of Abyssinia, and 
 
 the sword-hunters of the Hamran Arabs. 
 
 Illus. Baker, Sir Samuel W. 1871 33—201 
 
 Rob Roy on the Nile, &c. Illns. 
 
 Macgregor, J. 1870 35—214 
 
 Sailing on the Nile. Laporte, L. 
 
 1872 33—201 
 
 See, also, Africa; Egypt. 
 
 Niles, Hezekiah. Principles and acts of 
 the revolution in America ; an attempt 
 to collect and preserve some of the 
 siieeches, orations, and proceedings, 
 with .sketches and remarks on men and 
 things. Bait., 1822 42—254 
 
 IViinniO, Joseph, jr. First annual re- 
 port on the internal commerce of the 
 United States. Wash., 1877. Maps... 55 — 334 
 
 Nineveh : 
 
 Assyrian discoveries: exidorations 
 
 and discoveries on the site of Nineveh, 
 
 1873, '74. Illus. Smith, George. 1875.35-214 
 
 Nineveh and its remains. Layard, 
 
 A.H. 1850. 2v 35—214 
 
 Noctes ambrosiauie. Wilson, John, 
 Maginn, William, Lockhart, J. 6., 
 Hogg, James, &o. ; with memoirs and 
 notes by Mackenzie, Robert. S. v. 2, 3, 4, 
 5. 1855-'57 23-136 
 
NOEL. 
 
 212 
 
 injTTALL, 
 
 Noel, Lad\j Augusta. See Fiction. 
 
 "No Name" series. 
 
 Doirdrfe : a poem. Joyce, E. D. 
 
 1876 16— 97 
 
 Masque of iioots. 1878 16—100 
 
 For novels of this aeries, see Fiction. 
 
 ITooks and comers of tie New England 
 coast. Drake,S.A. 1880 34—209 
 
 Nordlioff, Charles. California : for 
 healtli, pleasure, and residence. A booli 
 for travellers and settlers. N. Y., 1874. 34—210 
 
 Northern California, Oregon, and 
 
 the Sandwich Islands. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1874 34—210 
 
 NormaBdy, Life in. Illus. [anon.'] 1863. 
 
 2 V 35—212 
 
 See, also, England (Norman conquest). 
 
 Worse language. See Language (Icelandic). 
 
 Norse literature. /S'ee Literature (loel.indic). 
 
 Norsemen. See America ; Scandinavia, 
 
 Norse mythology. Anderson, R. B. 1876. 14—81 
 
 Nortli America, See America (North). 
 
 North American review. N. Y., 1880 D 
 
 North Bridgewiitcr, History of. Illus. 
 Kiugmau,B. 1866 50—307 
 
 North British review. 1855-'57-'59. 3 v. 28— 173 
 
 North Carolina : 
 
 Historical sketches of North Caro- 
 lina. Illus. Wheeler, J. H. 1851 50—307 
 
 History of North Carolina. Mar- 
 
 tin,F.X. 1829. 2v 50—307 
 
 "North, Christopher," pseud. See Wil- 
 son, John. 
 
 North star and the southern cross. Wepp- 
 ner,M. Lend., 1876. 2v 34—208 
 
 Northern California, Oregon, and the 
 Sandwich Islands. Nordhoff, C. 1874. 34—210 
 
 Northern travel. Taylor, J. B. 1869.... 36— 222 
 
 Northwest coast. Illus. Swan, J. G. 1857. 34—216 
 
 Northwest Passage : 
 
 Journal of a voyage for the discov- 
 ery of a northwest passage from the At- 
 lantic to the P.aciflc, jierformed in the 
 years 1819, '20. Illus. Parry, William 
 Edward. Lond., 1821 33—199 
 
 Journal of a second voyage for the 
 
 discovery of a northwest passage. Illus. 
 
 Parry, W. E. 1824 3;i— 199 
 
 Journal of a third voyage for the 
 
 discovery of a northwest passage. Illus. 
 
 Parry, W. E. Lond., 1826 3:5—199 
 
 Narrative of a second voyage in 
 
 search of a northwest passage, and of a 
 residence in the arctic regions during 
 the years 1829-'33 ; including the discov- 
 ery of the northern magnetic pole. Illus. 
 Eo8s,5irJ. 1835. 2v , 33—199 
 
 Voyages made in the years 1788, '89, 
 
 from China to the northwest coast of 
 America, Meares, John. Lond., 1791. 
 
 2v 34—205 
 
 See, also, Arctic regions. 
 
 Northwest travels. Schoolcraft, H. R. 
 
 1821 34—236 
 
 Northwrestern territory : early settle- 
 ment. Buruet, J. 1847 49—303 
 
 See, also. United States (The west). 
 
 Norton, Hon. Mrs. Caroline E. S., after- 
 wards Ladji Stirling-MaxwcH. Lady of 
 
 LaGaraye: a poem. Lond., 1871 16 — 96 
 
 See Fiction, for her novels, 
 
 Norton, Charles L., and Habberton, 
 John. Canoeing in Kaunckia, recorded 
 by the commodore and the cook. N. Y., 
 1878 34—239 
 
 Norway : 
 
 History of Norway. Dunham, S. A. 
 
 1839. 3v 48—293 
 
 Travels in Norway. Pfeiffer, L. 
 
 1852 36—228 
 
 Note-book of an English oi)ium-eater. 
 
 De (^uincey, T. 1855. 21—126 
 
 Noted names of fiction. Wheeler, W. A. 
 
 1872 52—318 
 
 Nott, Josiah Clark, and Oliddon, George 
 R. Indigenous races of the earth; or, 
 new chapter of ethnological inquiry, 
 contributed by A. Maury, F. Pulszky, 
 and J. A. Meigs. Illus. Phila., 1857... 30— 185 
 
 -" Types of mankind ; or, ethnological 
 
 researches based upon the ancient 
 monuments, paintings, sculptures, and 
 crania of races; and upon their natural, 
 geographical, philological, and biblical 
 history; illustrated by selections from 
 papers of Samuel George Morton, and 
 by contributious from L. Agaasii!, W. 
 Usher, and H. S. Patterson. Illus. 
 Phila., 1854 30—185 
 
 Nouvelle Espagno. Humboldt, F. H. A. 
 
 von, Atla.s. Paris, 1811. 2v 53-320 
 
 Nova Scotia: 
 
 Acadia; or, a mouth with the Blue- 
 noses. Cozzens, K. S 2 — 10 
 
 Birds of Nova Scotia. Bland, Lieut. 
 
 (/»Sm, Rept., 1858) 54—324 
 
 See, also, various works on Britisli dominions; America 
 (Britisli). 
 
 Novels and novelists of the eighteenth 
 
 century. Forsyth, W. 1871 37—227 
 
 Nubia : 
 
 Boat life in Nubia. Illus. Prime, 
 
 W.C. 1872 33—202 
 
 Nubia. {Edinburgh cabinet library, 
 
 V. 12) a9— 180 
 
 See, also, Egypt : Nile, The. 
 
 Nug:rnt, Lord. See Grenville, G. N. T. 
 ( Lord Nugent). 
 
 Numismatics. See Coins. 
 
 Nuttall, p. Austin. Classical and archae- 
 ological dictionary of the manners, cus- 
 toms, laws, institutions, arts, &c., of the 
 celebrated nations of antiquity, and of 
 the middle ages. Loud., 1840 25—151 
 
GATES. 
 
 213 
 
 OLD. 
 
 Oatcs, George. Interest tables at seven 
 per cent, on any sum froui one to ten thou- 
 sand dollars, from one day to one year. 
 N. Y., 1851 53—321 
 
 Oblique arches. Illus. Hart, J. Loud., 
 
 1839 19—114 
 
 Oblique bridges. Buck, G. \V. Loud., 
 
 1839 19—114 
 
 Observations in the East. Durbiu, J. P. 
 
 1854. 2v 35—213 
 
 Observations on the historical work of 
 the hate liight Hon. Charles James Fox. 
 Kose, G. 1809 46—283 
 
 Observations on the popular antiquities 
 of Groat Britaiu. Brand, J. 1853-'55. 
 3v 22—130 
 
 0'CaIIag:lian, Edmuml B. History of 
 New Xetherlaud; or. New York under 
 the Dutch. N. Y., 1846-'49. 2 v 50—307 
 
 OCCULT SCIENCES. 
 Miscellaneous Works (Ancient and Modern). 
 
 Adventures of Duncan Campbell, who writes any 
 
 stranger'snameat first sight. De Foe, D. 1841. 21 — 120 
 
 Enquiry into the nature of ghosts, and otbor ap- 
 pearances supposed to be supernatural, {aywn.) 
 
 n. d 30—183 
 
 Extraordinary popular delusions. Hackay, C. 
 
 n. d 22—129 
 
 Fifty years in the magic circle. Blitz, Signer. 1871 . 22 — 129 
 
 Magic and witchcraft. Lccky, W. E. H. (In hi» 
 
 History of rationalism in Europe, V. 1.) 1870... 14 — 84 
 
 Miscellanies on Tarious subjects. Aubrey, J. 
 
 1857 22-130 
 
 CONTE.VTS. 
 
 Fatalities; Portents; Omeus; Dreams; Apparitions; 
 Voices; Knockings; Magick; &c. 
 Observations on the popular antiquities of Great 
 Britain. Brand,!, v. 3 1855 22—130 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 Sorcery, or wit*thcraft; Ghosts, or apparitions; Omons; 
 Charms; Divination. 
 
 Occult sciences: philosophy of magic, prodigies, 
 and apparent miracles. Salverte, A.J. E. B. 
 n. d. 2v 30—183 
 
 Phantom world : history and philosophy of spirits, 
 apparitions, &c. Calmet, E. Notes by Christ- 
 mas, H. 1850 30—183 
 
 Philosophy of mystery. Dendj, W. C. 1847 30—183 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Nature of ghosts, spectres, fantasies, illusions, demon- 
 olog^', sleep, dreams, nigbtmare, somnambulisiu, mes- 
 merism. 
 
 See, alto, Spiritnalism. 
 
 Astrology. 
 
 Astrology. Proctor, B. A. (In hit Myths and 
 
 marvels of astronomy. 1877 >, 32 — 196 
 
 Astrology; or, the art of foretelling future events 
 and contingencies by the aspects, positions, and 
 influences of the heavenly bodies. Sibly, E. 
 Lond., 1784 15— 88 
 
 Ocean (The). 
 
 Ocean world. Figuier, L. Lend., 
 
 n. d 31—188 
 
 The ocean. Reclns, E. 1873 31 — 188 
 
 See, also. Geography (Physical geography) ; Natural his- 
 tory (Natural history of the oce^u world) ; Fishes. 
 
 Ockley, Simon. History of the Sara- 
 cens; comprising the lives of Mohammed 
 and his siicce8.sor8, to the death of Ahdal- 
 nielik, with an account of their battles, 
 sieges, alid revolts. Loud., 1847 42 — 956 
 
 Odyssey, See Humer. 
 
 Official register of the United States. See United States, in 
 general alphabet. 
 
 Ogilvie, Johu. "Imperial dictiouary, 
 English ; technological and scieutiflc, 
 with supplement. Illus. Lond., 1853. 
 3 V 25—150 
 
 Og^letliorpe, James. See Biography. 
 
 Ohio: 
 
 Ancient works in Ohio. Whittlesey, 
 
 Charles. (In Sm. Contrib., v. 3) 53—322 
 
 Annual report of the secretary of 
 
 State of Ohio, including statistical report 
 
 for 1878. 1879 50—307 
 
 Same, for 1879. 1880 50—307 
 
 Biojjraphical and historical memoirs 
 
 of the early pioneer settlers of Ohio. 
 
 Hildreth.S. P. 1852 37—226 
 
 Centennial history of Licking 
 
 county, Ohio. Smucker, I. 1876 49 — 298 
 
 Geological survey of Ohio. 1871.. 19 — 116 
 
 Historical collections of Ohio. Illus. 
 
 Howe,H. 1847 50—307 
 
 Ohio centennial managers. Final re- 
 port of the State board of. 1877 50 — 307 
 
 Pioneer history of the Ohio valley. 
 
 Hildreth, S. P. 1848 49—302 
 
 Travels iu the State of Ohio. 
 
 Mlchaux, Fraufois Andr<5. 1805 34—206 
 
 Veteran soldiers and sailors of Ohio, 
 
 Kepoit of the great reunion of. Miller, 
 
 CD. 1879 50-307 
 
 See, also, Cleveland. 
 
 O'Keeffe, John. Personal reminiscen- 
 ces. Stoddard, R. H., cd. N. Y. , 1875. . . 36—218 
 Old and new gospels (A sacred book of). 
 
 DaviSjA. J. 1873 14 — 81 
 
 Old English colonies in America (Charters 
 
 ofthe). Lucas.S. 1850 29—178 
 
 Old Mackinaw; or, fortress of the lakes, 
 
 and its surroundings. Strickland, W. P. 
 
 I860 49—298 
 
 Old play in a new garb. Illus. Eice, G. 
 
 E. 1853 16-94 
 
 Oldport days. Illus. Higginson, T. W. 
 
 •1873 83_i39 
 
 Old portraits and modern sketches. Whit- 
 
 tier,J.G. 1850 37—224 
 
 Old red sandstone. lUiis. Miller, H. 1858. 
 
 Old rr^glme in Canada. Parkman, F. 1874. 34—205 
 
 Old r(5gime and the revolution. Tocqne- 
 
 ville, C. A. do. N.Y.,1856 46—280 
 
 Old Rome and new Italy. Castolar, E. 
 
 1874 36—221 
 
 Old times in the colonies. Illus. CoflSn, 
 
 CO. 1881 49-300 
 
OLIPHANT. 
 
 214 
 
 OTHELLO. 
 
 Oliphant, Laurence. Russian shores of 
 the Black sea, in the autumn of 1852. 
 lllus. N.Y.,1854 36-221 
 
 Oliphaiit, Mrs. Margaret O. W. Dante. 
 (Foreign classics for English readers.) 
 Phila.,n.d 36—217 
 
 Makers of Florence — Dante, Giotto, 
 
 Savonarola — and their city. Lond., 
 
 1876 37-228 
 
 and Tarver, F. Molifere. (Foreign 
 
 classics, etc.) Phila., n. d 36 — 217 
 
 For her uovels, see Fiction. 
 
 Olmsted, Deuison. Mechanism of the 
 heavens; familiar illustrations of as- 
 tronomy, with historical and biograph- 
 ical sketches. Ill us. Lond. , 1850 32 — 196 
 
 Kccent secular period of the aurora 
 
 borealis. (/» Sm. Coiiirift., v. 8) 53—322 
 
 Olmsted, Frederick Law. Jouraey in 
 tlie sealjoard slave States, with remarks 
 on their economy. N. Y.,185C! 34 — 206 
 
 Journey through Texas ; a saddle- 
 trip on the southwestern frontier; with 
 
 a statistical appendix. N. Y., 1857 35 — 210 
 
 On self-culture. Blackie, J. S. 1874 . . . . 23— 141 
 
 On sustaining walls : geometrical con- 
 structions to determine their thickness, 
 under various circumstances. Memoir ' 
 
 of M. Poncelet. With modifications and 
 extensions by Woodbury, D. P. Wash., 
 1854 55—333 
 
 On the Cam. Everett, W. Cambridge, 
 
 1865 23—140 
 
 O'BTeall, John Helton. Biographical 
 sketches of the bench and bar of South 
 Carolina. Charleston, 1859. 2v 36—218 
 
 Open polar sea. The. lUus. Hayes, I. I. 
 
 1869 33—201 
 
 Opportunities for industry. Freed ley, E. 
 T. 1859 29—175 
 
 Optics. See Physics. 
 
 Orations. See Elocution (Speeches and orations). 
 
 Orators of the age. Francis, G. H. 1847.37—225 
 
 Orbig'ny, Charles Dessalines d', et 
 G-ente, A. GiSologie appliqude aux arts 
 et h I'agricultnre, comprenant I'ensemble 
 dcs revolutions du globe. Paris, 1851 .. 32—193 
 
 Oregon : 
 
 Exploration du tcrritoire de I'Ori^- 
 
 gon. lllus. Duflot de Mofras. 1844. 2 
 
 V. Atlas -53—321 
 
 History of Oregon and California. 
 
 Greenhow, R. 1847 50—307 
 
 Oregon and California in 1848. Illns. 
 
 Thornton, J. Q. 1849. 2 v 34—210 
 
 Oregon and Eldorado. Bulfinch, T. 
 
 1866 50—307 
 
 Oregon and its institutions, lllus. 
 
 Hines.G. 1868 50—307 
 
 Oregon territory. Twiss, T. 1846.50—307 
 
 Oregon trail. Park man, F. 1872.34—205 
 
 See, also. Pacific railroad reports relative to geology and 
 natural history, v. 6. (20-119.) 
 
 O'Beilly, John Boyle. Songs from the 
 southern seas, and other poems. Boat., 
 1873 16—95 
 
 Organic remains of a former world. lllus. 
 Parkinson, J. 1833. v. 1, 3 32—193 
 
 Organization in daily life. Heliw, Arthur. 
 
 1872 23—141 
 
 Oriental religions: India, China. John- 
 son, Samuel. 1872-1877. 2v 14—87 
 
 See Biblical and religions literature (Various religions). 
 
 Origin and growth of religion : as illus- 
 trated by the religion of India. Miiller, 
 F.Max. 1879 14—87 
 
 Origin and progress of the railways of 
 New South Wales, from 1846 to 1877. 
 Rae, John. 1846-77. 3v 52—314 
 
 Origin of civilization. lllus. Lubbock, 
 Sir J. 1870 30—186 
 
 Origin of nations. Rawlinson, G. 1878.. 30—185 
 
 Origin of representative government in 
 Europe. Guizot, F. P. G. 1852 23—179 
 
 Origin of species. Huxley, T.H. 1872.. 30— 186 
 
 Origin of species, On the. Darwin, C. 
 
 1869 30-186 
 
 Note.— See Natural history (Theories of the origin and de- 
 velopment of species). 
 
 Original lists of persons of quality, emi- 
 grants, apprentices, and others who 
 went from Great Britain to the Ameri- 
 can plantations, 1600-1700; with their 
 ages, localities, &c. Hotten, J. Camden, 
 ed. 1874 52-314 
 
 Orlando Furioso. Ariosto, L. 1799, 5 v. 16—100 
 
 Orleans, Louis Philippe d', compte de 
 Paris. History of the civil war in 
 America. Tasistro, L. F., tr. Copp^e, 
 Henry, P(i. Phila., 1875, 76. v. 1,2.... 45- 254 
 
 Ornithology. See Natural history (Birds). 
 
 Orthodoxy. (Boston Monday lecturer.) 
 
 Cook, Joseph. 1878 23—140 
 
 OrtOil, James. Andes and tlie Amazon ; 
 or, across the continent of South Amer- 
 ica. Hlus. N.Y.,1872 35—215 
 
 Osborne, Francis. Secret history of 
 tlie court of James the first. Edin., 1811. 
 2 V 40—243 
 
 Ossian. Poems. Macpherson, J., tr. 
 N.Y.,1810. 2v 16—95 
 
 Ossoli, Margaret Sarah Fuller, marchimi- 
 ess <r. Woman in the nineteenth century. 
 Fuller, A. B.,e(J. With an introduction 
 by Horace Greeley. Bost. , 1855 37 — 226 
 
 Osten Sackcn, C. R , liaron von. 
 Catalogue of the described diptera of 
 North America. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., 
 V. 3. 1832) 53—323 
 
 Monographs of the diptera of North 
 
 America. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 8. 
 
 1869) 53-323 
 
 Othello ; or, the Moor of Venice. Shake- 
 speare, William 17 — 107 
 
OTHER. 
 
 215 
 
 PALESTrSTB. 
 
 other worlds than onrs. lUns. Proctor, 
 
 K. A. 1871 32—196 
 
 Otis, F. N. Isthmus of Panama. History 
 of the Panama railroad and the Pacific 
 mail steamship company. Illus. N. Y., 
 1867 S.'i— 216 
 
 Oti!«, .James. See Biography. 
 
 Ottoman empire. See Turkey. 
 
 Ottoman and Spanish empires. Ranke, 
 L. 1845 42—256 
 
 Ottoman power in Europe. Freeman, 
 Edw.A. 1877 42—256 
 
 Ottoman Turks. Creasy, Edward S. 1878. 42— 2.''>6 
 
 Otway, 'I'homas. See, un<ler Drama, 
 list of dr.amas arranged by titles. 
 
 *'Ouida," pseud. See Rame, L. dc la, 
 in Fiction. 
 
 Our flag : origin and progress of the Hag 
 of the. United States of America. Illus. 
 Preble, G. H. 1872 52—315 
 
 Our new way round the worhl. Illus. 
 
 CoflBn, C. C. 1869 :i4-208 
 
 Our old home : English sketches. Haw- 
 thorne, N. 1863 35—213 
 
 Out-door papers. Higgin8on,T. W. 1871. 23—139 
 
 Out-dcors at Idlewild. Willis, N. P. 
 
 1855 34—209 
 
 Ontre-mer : a pilgrimage beyond the sea. 
 
 Longfellow, H. W. 1865 35—212 
 
 Overman, Frederick. Manufacture of 
 iron, with an essay on the manufacture 
 ofsteel. Hlus. Phihi., 1851 19—115 
 
 Ovidius Naso, Publius. Art of love. 
 Dryden, .T., tr. (In Dryden's Works, v. 
 5. 1864) 16—98 
 
 Epistles. Dryden, .T., (j-. (/« Dry- 
 den's Works, v. 5. 1864) 16—98 
 
 Metamorphoses. Dryden, J., tr. 
 
 (In Dryden's Works, v. 4. 1864) Ki— 98 
 
 " Owen Meredith," pseud. See Bul-wer- 
 Lytton, R., second Lord Lytton. 
 
 Owen, Robert Dale. Hints on public 
 architecture, containing views and plans 
 of the Smithsonian institution : with an 
 appendix relative to building materials. 
 N. Y., 1849 15- 88 
 
 Report of a geological survey of 
 
 Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota, and of 
 a portion of Nebraska territory. Illus. 
 Phila.,1852. 2v 20—121 
 
 Oxford essays, contributed by members of 
 the university. Lond., 18,57 23 — 142 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Ancient Greece and inediieval Italy, Freeman, E, A. 
 Christian coniprehonsion. Wilson, H. B. 
 Homer. Gladstone, W. E. 
 
 Jews of Europe in the middle ages. Bridges, J. H. 
 Montaigne. Church, R. W. 
 Natural theology. Powell, Ba<len. 
 Sicily. Datt; M. E. Grant. 
 ' Thncydides. Sellar, W. Y. 
 
 Ozus river. Campaigning ou the Oxus. 
 Mac Gahan, J. A. 1874 35 — 211 
 
 Ozark mountains. Scenes and adven- 
 tures in the Ozark mountains of Mis- 
 souri and Arkansas. Illus. Schoolcraft, 
 H. R. 1853 .34—206 
 
 Pacific railroad reports, 1853-'55. 12 v. in 
 
 13. Wash., 185.5-'61 20—118—119—120 
 
 Packard, Alpheus Spring, jr. Direc- 
 tions for collecting and preserving in- 
 sects. {[nSm. Misc. Coll., v.U. 1873). 53— 323 
 
 Monograph of the geometrid moths 
 
 or phala-nidie of the United States. 
 (Final Reports or Monographs of the Geo- 
 logical Surrey, v. 10. 1876) .54—325 
 
 Report on the Rocky mountain lo- 
 cust and other insects injurious to crops. 
 (Ninth Annual Iteport of the United States 
 Geological and Geographical Survey of the 
 Territories. 1875) 54—326 
 
 Zoology of Colorado, &c. (Tenth 
 
 Jnnnal Report of the United States Geo- 
 logical and Geographical Surrey of the 
 Territories. Illus. 1878) 54— .326 
 
 Packard, Mrs. E. P. W. Modern per- 
 secution; or, insane asylums unveiled. 
 Ilhis. Hartford, 1874. 2v 30—183 
 
 Paganism. See Biblical and religious literature (Paganism) ; 
 Mythology. 
 
 Paget, John. Judicial puzzles gathered 
 from the state trial.-s. San Fran., 1876.. 29—177 
 
 Paine, Thomas. Works. Phila., 1797. 
 2 V 22—132 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Address to the addiessers. v. 2. 
 
 Age of reason, v. 1. 
 
 Common sense, v. 1. 
 
 Crisis ( riie). v. 1. 
 
 Decline of English system of finance, v. 2. 
 
 Dissertation on tirat principles of government, v. 2. 
 
 Dissertation on government, v. 1. 
 
 Epistle to Quakers, v. 1. 
 
 Letters. V. 1, 2. 
 
 Miscellaneous pieces, v. 1. 
 
 Prospects on the Ruhicon. v. 2. 
 
 Public good. V. 1. 
 
 Reasons for preserving the life of Louis Capet, r. 2. 
 
 Rights of man. v. 2. 
 
 Painter's camp. Hammerton, P. G. 
 
 1873 3.5—212 
 
 Paleontology. Eor paleontology of particular Territories, see 
 names of Territuries in general alphabet. Aim, United 
 States Geological and Geographical Surveys and Explo- 
 rations, under United States. 
 
 Palestine and the Holy Land : 
 
 Howadji in Syria. Curtis, G.W. 
 
 1867 35-213 
 
 In the Holy Land. Thomson, A. 
 
 1874 :i5— 214 
 
 lu'ho Levant. Warner, C. D. 1877. a5 — 214 
 
 Lands of the Saracen : or pictures 
 
 of Palestine, &o. Taylor, J. B. 1869 .. 35—213 
 
 La Syrie, la Terre-Sainte, &c. 
 
 Bartlett, W. H., Purser, W. Lond., 
 
 Paris, n.d 35—213 
 
 Letters from the East. Bryant, W. 
 
 C. 1869 35-213 
 
 Monasteries in the Levant. Curzon, 
 
 R. 1849 35-214 
 
 Observations in tlie East, in Pales- 
 tine, &c. Durbin.J. P. 1854. 2v 35— ai3 
 
PALESTINE. 
 
 216 
 
 PARROT. 
 
 Palestine and the Holy Land — continued. 
 
 Palestine. (L'Univers.) Munk, S. 
 
 Paris. 1845 43—260 
 
 Pilgrimage to Palestine. lUus. 
 
 Smith.J.V.C. 1853 35—214 
 
 Recovery of Jerusalem. Narrative 
 
 of exploration and discovery in the city 
 and the Holy Livnd. Capis. Wilson and 
 Warren. 1873 35—214 
 
 Rob Roy on the Jordan ; Gennesa- 
 
 reth, &c. Macgrogor, J. 1870 35—214 
 
 Tent life in the Holy Land. Prime, 
 
 W. C. 1874 35—214 
 
 United States expedition to explore 
 
 the Dead sea and the Jordan. Lynch, 
 
 W. F. 1852. Maps 35—213 
 
 Same. 1849 35—213 
 
 Yusef ; a crusade in the East. 
 
 Browne, J. R. 1872 35—213 
 
 See, also, Ornsadea; Jews; Syria. 
 
 Palfrey, John Gorham. History of New 
 England during the Stuart dynasty. 
 Bost.,1865. 3v 49—301 
 
 Palfrey, William. See Biography. 
 
 Palgrave, Sir Francis. History of the 
 Anglo-Saxons. Illus. Lond., 1867 46—281 
 
 Palgrave, Francis Turner. Cliildren's 
 treasury of English song. [With notes 
 mainly historical and critical.] N.Y., 187,5. 17 — 104 
 
 Palgrave, William Giftord. See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 Palissy, Bernard. See Biography. 
 
 Palmetto-leaves. Illus. Stowe, H. B. 
 
 1873 34—209 
 
 PalOll, Francisco. Relaciou historica 
 de la vida y apostolicas tareas del ven- 
 erable padre fray Junlpero Serra. Mex- 
 ico, 1787 -B- 
 
 Pampas and Andes. Bishop, N.H. 1869 3.5—214 
 
 Panama : 
 
 Isthmus of Panama. Griswold, C. 
 
 D. 1852 35-216 
 
 Istlimus of Panama. Illus. Otis, 
 
 F.N. 1867 35-216 
 
 L'Isthme de Panama. Chevalier, M. 
 
 1844 35—216 
 
 Report on interoceanic canals and 
 
 railroads between the Atlantic and Pa- 
 cific. Davis, C. H. 1867 55—333 
 
 Papacy and the civil power. Thompson, 
 
 R. W. 1876 14— 83 
 
 Paradise lost. Milton, J. 18.53 16— 95 
 
 Paraguay : 
 
 Histoire du Paraguay, lanon.'] 
 
 Amsterdam, 1780. 3v 48—295 
 
 Letters on Paraguay. Robertson, 
 
 J.P.andW.P. 1839. 3v..... 35—214 
 
 Pardoe, Julia. Court and reign of 
 
 Francis the first. King of France. Illus. 
 
 Lond., 1849. 2v 36—217 
 
 See Fiction, for her novels. 
 
 Paris: 
 
 Bubbles and ballast ; description of 
 
 life in Paris during the brilliant days of 
 the empire. Levy, Mrs. M. E. P. Bou- 
 ligny. Bait., 1871 35—212 
 
 Paris sketch-book. Illus. Thack- 
 eray, W. M. 1869 12—73 
 
 Paris universal exposition, 1867, Re- 
 ports of the United States commissioners 
 to. Blake,W.P.,cd. Wash., 1867. 6 v. 52— 314 
 
 See Arts (Useful Manufactures; Exhibitions of the 
 
 ■world's Industrie s) for contents. 
 See, algo, France. 
 
 Paris, John Ayrton. Philosophy in sport 
 made science iu earnest. Illus. Phila., 
 1847 32—196 
 
 Parish churches. Illus. Brandon, R., o>«J 
 
 Arthur, J. 1848 15—88 
 
 Parfeer, Joseph. EcceDeus: essays on 
 the life and doctrines of Jesus Christ, 
 with controversial notes on " Ecce 
 homo." Best., 1868 14—85 
 
 Parfcer, Joseph B., ed. Hygienic and 
 medical reports by medical oiHcers of the 
 United States navy. Wash., 1879 55—332 
 
 Parker, Samuel. Journal of an explor- 
 ing tour beyond the Rocky mountains. 
 Auburn, 1846 34—206 
 
 Parkinson, James. Organic remains 
 of a former world. Illus. Lond., 1833. 
 V. 1 aud3 32—193 
 
 Parknian, Francis, jr. California 
 and Oregon trail : sketches of praiiie 
 and Rocky mountain life. 4th ed. Boat., 
 1872 34—205 
 
 Same. 1849 34—205 
 
 Conspiracy of Pontiac, and the In- 
 dian war, after the conquest of Canada. 
 Bost., 1870. 2 V 34—205 
 
 France and England in North Amer- 
 ica: historical narratives. Bost., 1871- 
 1877. 5v 34—205 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 v. 1. Pioneers of Friincc in the new world. 
 
 3. Jesuits in North America in the 17th century. 
 
 3. Discovery of the great west. 
 
 4. Old rfieime in Canada. 
 
 5. Count Frontenac and New Franco under Louis XIV. 
 
 Parlor acting charades. Frost, S. A. 
 
 1676 22—129 
 
 Parneli, Sir Henry. Treatise on roads : 
 
 illustrated by the practice of Telford. 
 
 Lond., 1838 19—115 
 
 Parneli, Thomas. Poetical works. With 
 
 a life, by O. Goldsmith. Bost., 1864 .... 16— 95 
 Parny, Evjiriste D^isird Desforges. See 
 
 Petits PoiJtes Fraufais, v. 2 17 — 103 
 
 Parr, Harriet ("Holme Lee," pseud.). 
 
 /See Fiction. 
 Parr, Louisa. See Fiction. 
 Parrot, Friedrich. Journey to Ararat. 
 
 Cooley, W. D., «r. Hlus. N.Y., 1846... 35—213 
 
PAEEY. 
 
 217 
 
 PEBEAGB. 
 
 Parry, C. C. Catalogue of plants. 
 (Fourth Annual Jlcporl of the United States 
 Geological and Geographical Surrey of the 
 Territories. Hayden, F. V., in charge. 
 1877) ....: 54—321 
 
 Parry, William Edward. Journal of a 
 voyage for the discovery of a northwest 
 passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific, 
 in 1819/20. Illns. Lond., 1821 33—199 
 
 Journal of a second voyage for the 
 
 discovery of a northwest passage, iu the 
 
 years l821-'23. IIlus. Lond., 1824 33-199 
 
 Journal of a third voyage for the 
 
 discovery of a northwest passage. Illns. 
 
 Lond., 1826 33—199 
 
 Narrative of an attempt to reach 
 
 the north polo, in the year 1827. Illns. 
 
 Loud., 1828 :i3— 199 
 
 ParliuKtoii, Charles F. 'British cyclo- 
 piedia of the arts and sciences. lUus. 
 Lond., 1835. 2v 25—154 
 
 Parton, James. Humorous poetry of 
 the English language, from Chaucer to 
 Saxe. Bost, 1870 17—104 
 
 Life and times of Aaron Bnrr. 
 
 Bost., 1872. 2v 39—239 
 
 Life and times of Benjamin Frank- 
 lin. N. Y. and Loud., 1864. 2v 40—246 
 
 Life of Andrew Jackson. Bost., 
 
 1870. 3v 40—243 
 
 Life of Thomas Jefferson, third 
 
 President of the United States. Bost., 
 
 1874 40—245 
 
 and others. Eminent women of 
 
 the age. Illus. Hartford, 1871 i 37— 226 
 
 PartOll, Sara Pay.son Willis ("Fauuy 
 Fern," wife of James Parton). Caper- 
 sauce : a volume of chit-chat, by Fanny 
 
 Fern. N. Y., 1872 9—50 
 
 Fern leaves from Fanny's portfolio. 
 
 Illus. Auburn, 1853 9—50 
 
 For her novels, see Fiction. 
 
 Pascal, Blaise. PenscSes. (fwMoralistes 
 Franvais, pp. 1-144. Paris, 1869) 23—142 
 
 Provincial letters; with his life. 
 
 M'Crie, liev. T., tr. Wight, O. W., ed. 
 
 N.Y., 186G 14— 86 
 
 Thoughts, letters, and opuscules. 
 
 From the French, by O. W. Wight. With 
 essay on his genius and writings, by H. 
 Rogers; and Pa.scal considered as a philo- 
 sophic skeptic, by V. Cousin. N. Y., 
 
 1869   23—138 
 
 For life of Pascal, see Biography. 
 
 Pasclial, George W. Constitution of 
 the United States, defined and carefully 
 annotated. Wash., 1868 49—303 
 
 Pasley, Sir Charles William. Obser- 
 vations on limes, calcareous cements, 
 mortars, stuccos, and concrete. Illus. 
 Lond., 1847 18—109 
 
 Passions: Mind and matter illustrated by 
 considerations on hereditary insanity. 
 Millingen, J. G. Lond., 1848 30—183 
 
 Past and present. Carlylo, T. 1843 23—141 
 
 Patent office library catalogue. Wash., 
 
 1878 52—318 
 
 Patinore, Coventry. Victories of love. 
 Lond., 1863 '. 16— 95 
 
 Pattison, Mark. John Milton. (En- 
 ylifih men of letters series.) N. Y., 1880.. 37—228 
 
 Paulding^, JamesKirke. BulUandthe 
 Jonathans; comprising John Bull and 
 Brother Jonathan and John Bull in 
 America. Paulding, W. I., ed. N. Y., 
 
 1867 10— 59 
 
 See Fiction, for his novels ; also^ see Biography. 
 
 Paulding:, William Irving. Literary 
 life of James K. Paulding. N. Y., 1867.. 41— 2.'i0 
 
 Payne, John Howard, Life and writings 
 of. Harrison, G., ed. Albany, 1875 41—250 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Life; Lispings of the muse; Juvenile poems; Our neg- 
 lected poets ; William Martin Johnson ; Tragedy of 
 Brutus. 
 
 Tragedy of Brutus; or, the fall of 
 
 Tarquiu ; with original cast of charac- 
 ters in 1833. Albany, 1875 16—95 
 
 Peabody, Andrew Preston. Scientific 
 education of mechanics and artisans. 
 (/« Sm. liept., 1^72) 54—324 
 
 Peake, Elizabeth. History of the Ger- 
 man emperors and their contemporaiies. 
 Illus. Phila., 1874 47—290 
 
 Peale, A. C, and Endlich, F. M. Geol- 
 ogy of Colorado, &c. Illus. (Ninth An- 
 nual Report of United Slates Geological and 
 Geographical Surrey of the Territories.) 
 Wash., 1877 54—325 
 
 Peale, T. R. Method of preserving lepi- 
 doptera. (In Sm. Sept., 1863) 54—324 
 
 Uses of the brain and marrow of 
 
 animals among the Indians of North 
 America. (/«Sm. liejtt., 1870) 54—324 
 
 Pear-culture. Illus. Fields, T.W. 1859. 18—108 
 
 Pcard, Frances M. (S. B. A. Moslih- 
 Eddin). See Fiction. 
 
 Pearls from Heine. Illus. 1865 IC)— 98 
 
 Peasant life in Germany. Johnson, A. 0. 
 
 1858 37—222 
 
 Peerage : 'Genealogical and heraldic dic- 
 tionary of the peerage and baronetage 
 of the British euipire. Burke, .Sir J. B. 
 1853 37—227 
 
 Romance of 1 ho peerage. Craik, G. 
 
 L. 184&-'50. 4v 47—227 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. ll Lettice Knoll ,vs : her marriage and her descendants ; 
 The earldom of Banbury. 
 2. Kindred (tf AnueBoleyn; Lady Dorothy Devereux ; 
 The old I'ercies; Earl Henry, the wizard; The 
 last of the Kuthvens; The last lord Cobham ; The 
 last lord Gray of Wilton; Mary Tudor; The 
 French queen ; Sisters of Lady Jane Grey ; Mar- 
 garet Tudor ; The Scottish queen ; Lady Arabella 
 Stuart. 
 
PEERAGE. 
 
 218 
 
 PEBU. 
 
 Peerage — continued. 
 
 V. 3. Aristocracy and democracy i Charles Brandon's 
 widow; Sir Robert Duillcy ; Bess of Hardwick and 
 the Talbots; The Cavendishes and Stanhopes; 
 Lord Pembroke and Sir George Wharton; The 
 Wharton and Stuart duel ; The Bruce and Sack- 
 villeduel; Lord Crichton of Sanquhar; Earldom of 
 Monteith. 
 4. TheRreatearlof Cork and the Boyles ; The founder 
 of the Fermor; The first of the Bouveries; Tlio 
 ducal Osbomes ; The Poltimore Bamfyldes ; Anue 
 Cliffonl; Sir Stephen Fox; Founder of the house 
 of Phips; The house of Petty; Percy, the trunk- 
 maker ; The heiress of the Peroies ; Anne of Buo- 
 clench. 
 
 Peiie, John. Philology. {Science 2}iim- 
 ers.) N. Y., 1878 15—93 
 
 Pcirce, Benjamin. Tables of the moon ; 
 constructed for the use of the American 
 ephenicris and nautical almanac. Wash., 
 1865 55-3:il 
 
 Paloponnesian war. Thucydides. 1840. 17 — 103 
 
 Pen jihotographs of Charles Dickens's 
 
 readings. Illus. Field, K. 1871 22—130 
 
 Peninsular war. Napier, Sir W. F. P. 
 
 1842. 4v 43—266 
 
 Poninaular war. Southey, R. 1828. 4 v. 43—266 
 
 Penn, William. See Biography. 
 
 PENNSYLVANIA. 
 
 History. 
 
 AnnaU of Philadelpliia and Pennsylvania in the 
 olden time. Illus. Watson, John F. 1845. 
 2 V 50—306 
 
 Historical collections of the State of Pennsylvania. 
 
 Illus. Day, S. 1843 50—306 
 
 HiBtory of Pennsylvania, 1681-1742. Proud, K. 
 
 Phila., 1797, '98. 2v 60—307 
 
 History of Pennsylvaui.i volunteers, 1861-65. 5 v. 
 
 Bates, S. P. 1869-'76 51—311 
 
 Memoirs of the Historical Society of Philadelphia, 
 
 1826-'50. 4v 50—307 
 
 Register of Pennsylvania ; devoted to the preser- 
 vation of facts and documents, and every otlier 
 kind of useful information respecting the State. 
 Hazard, S. 1828-'35. 8v 51—310 
 
 State Publications. 
 
 Second geological survey of Pennsylvania. Report 
 
 ofprogress. 1880. 19 v 19—117 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Atlas of Bedford, Blair, and Huntingdon counties. 
 Cat«logue of geological n)U8euni. Hall, C E. 1880. 
 Geology of Clarion county. Chance, H. Martyn. 1880. 
 Geologu^al maps of Lancaster county. 
 Geological maps of McKean county. 
 Maps and cliarts of the oil-regions. 
 Geology of Iniliaua county. Piatt, W. G. 1878. 2 v. 
 Geology of Ljincaster county. Frazer, Persifor, jr. 1880. 
 Geology of Lawrence county. White, J. C. 2 v. 
 Geology of Lveonung and i^ullivau counties. Sherwood, 
 
 A., and Piatt, F. 1880. 
 Geology of Mercer county. White, J. C. 2 v. 1880. 
 Geology »( Potter county. Sherwood, Andrew. 
 Permian or Upper Carboniferous Flora of Pennsylvania. 
 
 Foutaine, W. .M., and White, J. C. 2 v. 1880. 
 See, also, Gettysburg ; Lackawanna county. 
 
 Pennsylvania pilgrim, and other poems. 
 
 IlluH. Whittier, J. G. .1872 17—105 
 
 Penny cyclopaedia of the society for the 
 
 diftusion of useful knowledge, 1833, '43. 
 
 27 V 24—143—144 
 
 Same. Supplement, 1845, '46. 2 v. 23—143 
 
 Pepys, Samuel. /See Biography. 
 
 Percy, Tlionuis. Reliques of ancient 
 English poetry; with a memoir and a 
 critical dissertation, by liev. George Gil- 
 fillan. Edin., 1858. 3v ..16—94 
 
 Pericles. See Biography. 
 
 Pericles, prince of Tyre. See Shakespeare, William. 
 
 Periodicals (List of) : 
 
 American annual register. Harper's new monthly mag- 
 American association for aziue. 
 
 the advancement of sci- International review. 
 
 ence. Proceedings. Lippincott's magazine. 
 
 American naturalist. London quarterly review. 
 
 Annual of scientific discov- Monthly n\iiTor. 
 
 ery. North American review. 
 
 Appieton's journal. North British review. 
 
 Atlantic monthly. Pennsylvania magazine of 
 British quarterly review. history and biograpliy. 
 
 Contemporary review. Popular science monthly. 
 
 De Bow's commercial re- Publisher's weekly . 
 
 view of the south and Putnam's magazine. 
 
 west. Scribners' montlily. 
 
 Edinburgh review. Westminster review. 
 
 Perrin du Lac, F. M. Voyage dans 
 les deu.x Lonisianes. Lyon, 1805 34 — 206 
 
 Perry, Matthew Colbraith. Narrative 
 of the expedition to the China seas and 
 Japan, performed in the years 1852, '53, 
 and '54, by order of the government of 
 the United States. Illus. Compiled by 
 F.L. Hawks. Wash., 1856. 3v 36—221 
 
 Perry, Nora. Her lover's friend, and 
 other poem.s. Bost., 1880 16— 95 
 
 Perry, Commodore Oliver Hazard. See 
 Biography. 
 
 Persia : 
 
 Greeks and the Persiiuis. Cox, G. 
 
 W. {Epochs of history nerie».) 1876.... 47— 289 
 
 Historical and descriptive account 
 
 of Persia. Eraser, J. B. 1834 48—295 
 
 Same. {Edinburgh cahinet library, 
 
 v. 1,5.) 1834 29—180 
 
 Persians. Heoren, A. H. L. {In hia 
 
 Historical researches, v. 1.) 1846 43 — 263 
 
 Through Persia by caravan. Arnold, 
 
 A. 1877 35—211 
 
 See, alto, Greece . 
 
 Personal memoirs. Buckingham, J. T. 
 
 1H.52. 2v 39—240 
 
 Personal reminiscences, by Barham, Har- 
 ness, and Hodder. {Bric-a-brac aeries, 
 V. 4.) Stoddard, R. H., ed. N. Y., 1875. 36—218 
 
 Personal reminiscences, by Chorley, 
 Planche, niirf Young. {Bric-a-brac scries, 
 V. 1.) .Stoddard, R. H., ed. 1874 36—218 
 
 Personal sketches of his own times. Bar- 
 
 rington. Sir J. 1853 36—217 
 
 Peru : 
 
 Commentaire royal, on I'histoire des 
 
 yiicas, roys du P<5rou. Vega, Garcilaso 
 
 dela. Paris, 1633 4S— 295 
 
 History of the conquest of Peru. 
 
 Prescott, W. H. 1841. 2v 48—295 
 
 Incidents of travel and exploration 
 
 in the land of the lucas. Illus. Squier, 
 
 E.G. 1877 35—214 
 
PEEtr. 
 
 219 
 
 PHILOSOPHY. 
 
 Peru — continued. 
 
 Koyal common tarios of Peru. Vega, 
 
 G. dela. Lond., 1688 48—295 
 
 Travels in Peru. Tschndi, J. J. von. 
 
 1848 :!.5— 214 
 
 Peter, R. Ancient mound near Lexing- 
 ton, Ky. (/k Sm. Kept., 1871) .54—324 
 
 Peterinann, A. Papers on the east- 
 ern and northern extensions of the gulf 
 stream. From the German. Knorr, E. 
 R.,<r. Six supplements. lUus. Wash., 
 
 1871-75 .V,— 3;U 
 
 Petitot, Claude-Rernard. Collection des 
 memoirs relative ii I'liistoirc de France. 
 M^moires du cardinal dt! Richelieu, sur le 
 rfegne de Louis XIII, de|)uis 1600 j usqu'iY 
 
 1619. Paris, 182:!. 10 v 41—249 
 
 Petita Poctes Franyais, depuis Mallierhe 
 jusqu'il nos jours ; avcc des notices hio- 
 graphiques et littc^raires sur chacun 
 d'eux. Poitcvin, P. Paris, 1864. 2 v. 17—103 
 Petrarcli. Sec Biography. 
 Petrifactions and their teachings. Man- 
 tell, G.A. 18.51 32—193 
 
 Petteiikorcr, Max von. Apparatus for 
 testing the results of jjcrspiration and 
 
 respiration. (In Sm. JlejU., IHGi) 54—324 
 
 Pettigrew, James Hell. Modes of (light 
 in relation to aiirouautics. (//iSm. Iie2)l., 
 
 1867) .54-324 
 
 Pettigreiv, Thomas ,Jo.seph. Chronicles 
 
 of the tombs: epitaphs. Lond,, 1857. .. 22 — 130 
 Petzlioldt, Alexander. Lectures to 
 farmers on agricultural chemistry. 
 
 (Farmei-s' libmi-i/, v. 1.) N. Y., 1846 18—108 
 
 Pfciffer, Ida. .Journey to Iceland, and 
 travels in Sweden and Norway. Cooper, 
 
 Charlotte Feninuire, ti: N. Y., 18,52 36—222 
 
 Phaedo. -See Plato, v. 1. Dialogues 17—193 
 
 Phaednis. 5(ePlato,v. 1. Dialogues... 17—103 
 Phaethon : Loose thoughts for loose think- 
 ers. Kingsley, C. 18.'.9 23—139 
 
 Phantom world. Calniet, A. 1850. 2 v. 30—183 
 Phelps, j1/i8» Elizabeth Stuart. See Fic- 
 tion. 
 Philadelphia, Annals of. Watson, J. F. 
 
 1B45 50—306 
 
 Philadelphia mercantile library. Cata- 
 logue. Phi la., 1870 52—318 
 
 Philip. For lives of persons of this name, see Biography. 
 Phillips, Henry. Sylvaflorifera: shrub- 
 bery historically and botanically treated. 
 
 Lond., 1823. 2 v 52—315 
 
 Phillips, William. Introduction to 
 
 mineralogy. lUus. Lond., 1837 32—194 
 
 Philo Judicns (the contemporary of Jo- 
 sephu.s). Works. Yonge, C. D., tr. 1854, 
 '5>5- 4v 14—87 
 
 CONTK.NTS. 
 
 Abel and Cain, Sacrifices of. v. 1. 
 Abraham, Life of. v. 2. 
 Al)_raham, Migration of. v. 2. 
 Affairs of state, or Joseph, v. 2. 
 Allegories of sacred laws. v. 1. 
 
 Philo JudsBUs — continued. 
 
 Ambassadors, Virtues and office of, v, 4. 
 
 liasket of first-fruits. Festival of. v, 3. 
 
 Cain and Iiis birth, Of. v. 1. 
 
 Cain, Posterity of. v. 1. 
 
 Clu.rubim. On the, v, 1. 
 
 C^j-cnnicision, On, v, 3. 
 
 Confusion of languag(;s, v, 2, 
 
 Contemplative life, v, 4, 
 
 Courage, On, v, 3, 
 
 Creation of the world, as described by Moses, Treatise on, 
 V, 1. 
 
 Curses, On, v, 3, 
 
 Dreams sent from God, On the doctrine of. v. 2. 
 
 Drunkenness, On, v, 1, 
 
 Festiv.ils, On the ten, v, 3, 
 
 I'lacous, Treatise against, v, 4. 
 
 Flaming sword, On the, v. 1. 
 
 Fragments of the lost works of Philo, v. 4. 
 
 Fugitives, On, v, 2, 
 
 Genesis, Questions on, and solutions, v. 4. 
 
 Giants, On the, v, 1, 
 
 God, TJnchangeableness of, v, 1. 
 
 Heir of divine things, Who is the. v, 2, 
 
 Humanity, On, v, 3, 
 
 Justice, On, v, 3. 
 
 Instruction, On the meeting for the sake of receiving, v. 2. 
 
 M.igistrates, Treatise on the creation of, v, 3, 
 
 Monarchy, Treatise on, v, 3, 
 
 Moses, Theology and life of, v, 3, 
 
 Niimes in holy scripture, why changed, v, 2. 
 
 Noah, Planting of, v. 3, 
 
 Noah, Tilling of the earth by, v. 1, 
 
 Nobility, On, v. 3, 
 
 Parents, On the honor commanded to be paid to. v. 3. 
 
 Priests, On the rewards and honors which belong to, v, 3. 
 
 Repentance, On, v. 3, 
 
 Rewards and punishments, v, 3, 
 
 Sacrifice, On animals fit for, v. 3, 
 
 Sacrifice, On those who, v. 3. 
 
 Sobriety, On, v, 1, 
 
 Special laws, Treatise on, v, 3,. 
 
 Suppliants, Treatise on the virtues of, v. 4. 
 
 Ten connnandmeuts, v, 3, 
 
 Unwritten law. On the, v, 2, 
 
 Victims, Treatise on. v, 3, 
 
 Virtues, Treatise on three, v, 8, 
 
 Virtuous man the free man, v. 3, 
 
 Wages of a harlot not to be received into the public treas- 
 ury. V, 3, 
 
 Wise man made perfect by instruction, v. 2. 
 World, Incorruptibility of the. v, 4. 
 Worse plotting against better, v, 1, 
 
 Philology. Peile, ,Iohn. N. Y., 1878 .... 15— 93 
 
 tSee Language and Philology. 
 Philosophical biology. Gazelle, E. (In 
 
 Popular sci(^nce monthly, v. 8.) 1876. . . 32—197 
 Philosophical classics. Knight, William, 
 
 e(f. Phi la., 1881. 
 
 CONTENTS, 
 
 Herkeley. Fraser, A, C 37 223 
 
 liutler. Collins, W, L 39—239 
 
 Descartes, Mahafi'y, J, P 39 235 
 
 PHILOSOPHY— MENTAL AND MORAL. 
 
 Histories of Philosophy both Ancient and 
 Modern. 
 
 Biographical history of philosophy from its origin 
 in Greece down to the present day, Lewes, 
 
 G,H. N.Y„1S57. 2v 30—184 
 
 Course of the history of modern philosophy. 
 Cousin, Victor. Wight, O. W,, (r, N, Y,, 1868. 
 2v 30—184 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1, Idea, perpetuity, and history of philosophy, p. 13. 
 Psychological method, fundamental ideas, great 
 epochs, and plan of history, p, 65, Part of geog- 
 laphy in histor^y, p, 161, Nations, p, 173. Great 
 men, p, 193. Historians of hiimanitv, p, 211. His- 
 torians of philosophy, p, 22fl, Philosophy of the 
 19th century, p. 251, Philosophy of the iSth cen- 
 tury, p, 277, Classification of philosophical sys- 
 t<;ms, p, 343. Indian philosophy, 365, Greek 
 philosophy, p. 406, 
 2, SchoIa,stic philosophy, p, 13. Philosophy of the 15th 
 and 16th centuries, p, 43, Philosophy of tho ITth 
 century; Sensualism and idealism, p, 77, Skep- 
 ticism and mysticism, p, 99, Classification of the 
 schools of the 18th century, p. 125. Locke : his 
 life, p, 159, Review of Locke's works, p, 181. 
 
PHILOSOPHY. 
 
 220 
 
 PHILOSOPHY. 
 
 Philosophy — Mental and Moral — continued. 
 
 Progress of philosophy, nietaphysiciil, etliical, and 
 political, since the revival of letters in Europe. 
 
 Stewart, D. (In his Works, v. 1.) 1854 21—124 
 
 See, also, "Works of Aristotle, Philo Judseua, Plato. 
 
 Systematic and Miscellaneous Philosophical 
 "Works. 
 
 Biographia literaria. Coleridge, S. T. {Tn his 
 
 WorkH.v. 3,1856) 21—127 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Philosophical chapters. Law of association, p. 207. Sys- 
 tem of dualism, p. 239. Is philosophy possible as a sci- 
 ence? p. 247. 
 
 Data of psychology : Part 1. Principles of psychol- 
 ogy. Spencer, H. N. Y., 1869 30—183 
 
 Dialogues et entretiens philosophiquea. Voltairo, 
 
 F. M. A. do. (/ft Ai« Works, V.6, p. 616) 21—122 
 
 Dictionnaire philosophique. Voltaire, F. M. A. de. 
 
 (Inhig Works, v. 7, 8) 21—122 
 
 Discussions on philosophy and literature, educa- 
 tion, and university reform. Ilamiltou, W. N. 
 T.^1868 30—184 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Philosophy of the unconditioned; PIiiloHO])hy of percep- 
 tion; Johnaim's translation of Teniieniann's manual; 
 Iilealisni; Conditions of the thiukable systematized; 
 Philosophical testimonies to the limitation of our knowl- 
 edge, from the limitation of our faculties. 
 
 Elements of philosophy in modern Europe. Dean, 
 
 A. (In his History of civilization, v. 6.) 1869. . 43—264 
 
 Elements of the philosophy of the human mind. 
 
 Stewart, D. (In his Works, v. 2, 3, 4.) 1854 . . . 21—124 
 
 COXTHXTS. 
 
 V. 2. Of philosophy in general, \}. 3. Intellectual powers 
 ol man, p. 12. Natnre, object, and utility of the 
 philosophy of the human mind. p. 4i. External per- 
 ception, attention, conception, and abstraction, 
 ?. 91. Association of ideas, p. 252. Memory, p. 348. 
 magination, p. 431. 
 
 3. Keason and the laws of human belief, p. 5. Reason- 
 
 ing and deductii n, p. 70. Aristotelian logic, p. 183. 
 Inductive logic, p. 230. 
 
 4. Language, p. 6. Sympathetic imitation, p. 116. Va- 
 
 rieties of iutelloctnal character: metapbyaician, 
 mathematician, iioot, and sexes, p. 185. ( 'omparison 
 of the faculties of man and those of animals: with 
 some account of James Mitchell, born deaf and 
 blind, p. 250. 
 Essays on philosophical writers. De Quincey, T. 
 
 2 V. I860.. 21—126 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Hamilton. Mackintosh. Kant. Herder. Richt«r. 
 Leasing. 
 2. Bentley. Parr. 
 Examination of Sir William Hamilton's philoso- 
 phy, and of the principal philosophical ques- 
 tions discussed in his writings. Mill, J. S. 1866. 
 2v. 1860 30—184 
 
 CONTKNTS. 
 
 V. 1. Relativity of human knowledge; The absolute; 
 Knowledge and belief; The conditioned ; Con- 
 sciousness ; Belief in an external world; Psycho- 
 logical theory of the belief in matter; Law of in- 
 separable association. 
 2. Hamilton's doctrine of unc(mscious mental modifica- 
 tions; Theory of cans tion ; Concepts, or general 
 notions; Judgment; Reasoning; Hamilton's con- 
 ception of logic as a scii nee ; Fundamental laws of 
 thought; Prejudices and fallacies; Pleasure and 
 pain; Freedom of the will. 
 First principles of a new system of philosophy. 
 
 Spencer, H. 1868 3(^—184 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Parti. The unknowahle : Religion and science: Ultimate 
 religious ideas: Ultimate scientific ideas; The 
 relativity of all knowledge; Tiie reconciliation. 
 
 Part 2. Theknowable: Philnsophv defined ; Data of phi- 
 losophy; Space; Time; Matter; Motion; Force; 
 Indestructibility of matter; Continuity of mo- 
 tion ; Persistence of force; Persistence of rela- 
 tions among forces; Transformation and equiva- 
 
 Philosophy — Mental and Moral — c(»iitinncd. 
 J'art 2. The knuwable — continued. 
 
 lence of forces; Direction of motion ; Rhythm of 
 motion; Recapitulation, criticism, and recom- 
 mencement ; Evolution and dissolution ; Simple 
 and compound evolution; Law of evolution ; in- 
 terjtretation of evolution; lustability of the ho- 
 mogeneous; Multiplication of effects; Segrega- 
 tion; Equilibration; Dissolution. 
 Human Intellect ; with an introduction upon psy- 
 chology and the soul. Porter, Noah. N. T., - 
 1869 30-184 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 Psychology and the soul; Human intellect; Represen- 
 tation and representative knowledge; Thinking and 
 thought knowh^lge; Intuition and intuitive knowledge. 
 Mechanism in thought and morals. Holmes, O. W. 
 
 1871 14— 84 
 
 Onintelligcnco. Taine, H. Haye, T.D., (r. N.T., 
 
 1872 30—184 
 
 Of signs, pp. 1-32. Images, pp. 33-92. Sensations, pp. 
 93-142. Physicalconditionsof men till events, pp. 143-204. 
 General mechanism of knowledge, pp. 205-249. Knowl- 
 edge of bodies, pp. 251-337. Knowledge of mind, pp. 
 338-370. Knowletfge of general things, p. 371. 
 On the history of religion and philosophy in Ger- 
 many. Heine, H. (In Prose miscellanies, pp. 
 
 105-150. 1876) 23—140 
 
 CEuvres philosophiques et morales. Descartes, 
 
 Ren6. Parish n. d 30—185 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Discours dela niethwle; Meditations touchant la philoso - 
 phie premiere; Les i)as3ious de r&me. 
 Philosophical classics for English readers. Knight, 
 William, ed. Phila., 1881. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Berkeley. Fraser. A. C 37—223 
 
 Butler.   Collins, W. L 39—239 
 
 Descartes. MahaflTy, J. P 3»— 235 
 
 Note. — This series contains popular discussions of various 
 
 8.\ stents of niotlern philosophy in connection with the 
 individualities of their originators. 
 Philosophical discussions. Wright, Chauncey. 
 
 N. Y., 1877 30—18* 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Physical theory of the universe; Natural theology as a 
 positive science; Philosophy of Herbert Spencer; Lim- 
 its of natural selections; Genesis of species; Evolutittu 
 by natural selection; Evolution of self-consciousness ; 
 C'ouflict of studies; Uses and origin of the arrangements 
 of leaves in plants; McCosh on intuitions; Mansel's 
 re])ly to Mill; Lewes's problems of life and mind; 
 Mct^osh on Tyndall; Speculative dynamics; Books re- 
 lating to the theory of evolution; (merman Darwinism^ 
 Fragment on cause and effect; .rohn Stuart Mill. 
 Philosophical essays. Sttnvart, D. (In his Works, 
 
 V. 5. 1855) 21—124 
 
 Errors relative to the philosophy of mind corrected, and 
 objections obviated, p. 1. Locke's account of the sources 
 of human knowledtie, p. 55. Idealism of Berkeley, p. 87. 
 Locke's authority in France in the 18th century, p. 120. 
 Metaphysical theories of Hartley, Priestley, and Darwin, 
 p. 137. Tendeqcy of some late philological speculations 
 [those of Home Tooke], p. 149. On the beautiful, p. 189. 
 On the sublime, p. 275. On the faculty of taste, p. 300. 
 Philosophical works. Bolingbroke, H. St. John, 
 
 Lord, (/n/ii* AVorks, v. 3, 4. 1841) 21—128 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Essay 1. Containing the nature, extent, and reality of hu- 
 man knowledge. Essay 2. Containing some reflections 
 on tlie folly and presumption of philosophers ; On partial 
 attempts inade to refomi the aouses of human reason. 
 
 Fragments or minutes of essays. 
 Philosophical works. Locke, J., with notes by St. 
 
 John. J. A. 1867. 2v 30—184 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Conduct of the understanding; Essay concerning 
 human understanding. 
 2. Examination of Malebranche's opinion of seeing all 
 tilings in God; Elements of natural philosophy; 
 Reading for a gentleman. 
 
PHILOSOPHY. 
 
 221 
 
 PHILOSOPHY. 
 
 Philosophy — Mental and Moral — oontiuued. 
 
 Philosophy: its utility, nature, &.c. llnniilton, 
 
 fiirW. (/H/iij Mofaphysics, pp. 1-91. 1869).-. 30—184 
 
 Philosophy of the active and nioi'al powers of miin. 
 
 Stewart, U. . 2 V. (/nAi» Works, v. 0, 7. 1855) 21—124 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 T. 1. Outlines of moral ptiilo30phy ; elassification and an- 
 alysis of our active and moral powers, and variou.s 
 branches of our duty, p. 3. Instinctive i)rinciple8 
 of action, p. 120. Appetites, desires, and atfeetions, 
 p. 126. ijational and governing principles of action, 
 p. 205. Self-love, moral faculty, moral perceptions, 
 and emotions, p. 205. - Man's free agency, p. 343. 
 2. N'atural religion, p. 4. Duties to our fellow-creatures 
 — benevolence, ,justice, veracity, p. 228. Duties to 
 ourselves — of happiness, and of certain pleasures, 
 ](. 284. Nature and essence of virtue, p. 351. 
 
 Psychological inquii-ies. (London quarUirly re- 
 view, January, 1855. p. 46) 27 — 182 
 
 Science, philosopby, and religion: lectures deliv- 
 ered before the Lowell institute, Boston. lias- 
 com, John. N. Y., 1872 30—184 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Mind; Primitive ideasj Physical facts; Kesemblance not 
 the s(de connection of thought; Matter; Ciuisciousness; 
 Kight; Liberty; Life and mind; lntera<*tiiui of physical 
 foi-ces iind spiritual forces; Primitive religious concep- 
 tions; Classitieation of knowledge. 
 
 The friend. Coleridge, S. T. (JnAw Works, v. 2. 
 
 1856) 21—127 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Goiieral introduction, pp. 42-95. Gronu.ls (.f ui.niils aid 
 religion, and the discipline of miud requisite for a tiue 
 understanding of the same, pp. 376-472. 
 
 See, also, Works of Bacon and Plato. 
 
 Moral Philosophy and Ethics. 
 
 Elements of morality and polity. Whewell, W. 
 
 1845. 2v 30—184 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Reason; Springs of human action; Moral rules; 
 Right ; Rights in general ; Rights of person, of 
 property, of contiact, of marriage, of government; 
 Of various virtues and duties ; Conscience ; Cases 
 of tronscience respecting tmtb ; Cases of necessity: 
 Of ignorance and error ; State ; Justice ; Eiiuity ; 
 Humanity; Slavery; I'leasure ; Interest; Ilappi- 
 uess ; Utility ; Expediency ; M(U'al education. 
 2. Religion, pp. 25-181; Polity, pp. 181-382; Intern.l- 
 lional .justice, p. 383. 
 
 Essays (m religious and moral subjects. Franklin, 
 
 B. (/» /«'« Works, v. 2. 1840) 22—134 
 
 Essays on the principles of morality,, and on the 
 private and political rights and obligations of 
 mankind. Dymond, Jonathan, N. Y., 1844 23 141 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Principles of morality ; the will of God, pp. 15-102. Pri- 
 vate rights and obligiltions — property, law, )>rouitses, 
 lies, oat lis, public opinion, education, .'iniusenieuts, duel- 
 ling, suicide, self-defense, pp. 103-2»il. Political rights 
 and obligations — government, justice, punislnnent, re- 
 ligious establishments, patriotism, slavorv, war, pt). 
 294-509. ' 
 
 Ethics, politics, and practical philosophy. Aris- 
 totle. Gillies, John, er. 1813. 2v 29—177 
 
 Ethical fragments Jameson, A. M. (In her 
 
 Commonplace book, p. 13. 1855) 15 — 90 
 
 Four phases of morals: Socrates, Aristotle, * 
 Christianity, Utilitarianism. Blackie, J. S. 
 1874 14—85 
 
 History of European morals from Augustus to 
 Charlemagne. Lecky, William Edward Hart- 
 pole. N.Y.,1869. 2v .. 14—84 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Natural history of morals; Pagan empire; Conver- 
 sion of Rome. 
 2. Constantine to Charlemagne; Position of women. 
 Influence upon morality of a decline in religious 
 belief. Harrison, Frederic. (In Current dis- 
 cussions : >|uestions of belief. 187S) 23 — 137 
 
 Philosophy — Mental and Moral— con tiimed. 
 
 Mechanism in thought and morals. Holmes, O. 
 
 W. 1871 14-84 
 
 Modern ethical theories. (In Philosophical clas- 
 sics for English readols. Butler, p. 31. 1881).. 39—239 
 
 Moral reflections, sentences, and maxims. La 
 
 Rochefoucauld, Francois. 1853 23 137 
 
 Outlines of moral philosophy. Steward, Dugald. 
 
 (Tre^eii to V. 2, 6, and 8of his "Works. 1854) ... 21—124 
 
 Power of the soul over the body, considered in 
 relation to health and morals. Moore, George. 
 N.Y.,1854 30-183 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Adaptati(m of the body to the soul; The org.nns of sense 
 and the instriinu-nts of the mind; Mind not the result 
 of sensation ; Value of the senses, and observations on 
 their use; Connection of the miud with the brain; Evils 
 of popular phrenology; Nature of the nervous system, 
 and its obedience to the will ; Power of attention, 
 and its connection with sleep; State of the will in 
 dreaming ; Illustrations of the power of the mind in 
 dreaming, somnambulism, &c, ; The states of the atten- 
 tion modities sensation ; Faculty of abstraction ; Differ- 
 ence between absence anil abstraction; Action of the 
 miud on the nervous organization in memory, <kc. ; 
 Positive action of the mind on the biidv; Injudicious 
 education: Peculiar etiects of mental iletenuiiiation ; 
 Effect of undue attention to one's own boily ; Misem- 
 ployment of the mind; Chagrin and suicide; Irritable 
 biain, ins.nnity. &e. ; Eft'ects of the passions on the 
 health; Sym])atby ; Solitude; Government of the pas- 
 sions; The highest triumph of the soul. 
 
 Progress of ethical philosophy, chiefly during the 
 17th and l.-th cinlurlis. ^llackiiitii.tli, f. (In 
 
 Ai* Miscellaneous writings, p. 94. 1854) 23—142 
 
 Same. (7n Eucyc. Hiit, v. 1, p. 293) 24 147 
 
 Progress of the metaphysical, ethical, and political 
 philosophy since the revival of letters in Europe. 
 
 Stewart, D. (In his Works, v. 1. 1854) 21- 124 
 
 See, also, Biblical and religious literature (Conscience and 
 
 casuistry); Culture; Life (Philosophy of ) ; Political 
 economy ; Sociology. 
 
 Various Schools and Subjects. 
 
 ABSOLUTE, UNCONDITIONED, INFINITE. 
 
 Limits of religions thought examined. Mansel, H. 
 
 I- 1868 i4_84 
 
 Philosophy of the unconditioned. Hamilton, W. 
 
 (7»i /«» Discussions, Ac.) 1868 30—184 
 
 Relativity of human knowledge; I'hilosopby of the 
 
 absolute; The conditioned. Mill, .7. S. (In his 
 
 Examination of Hamilton, v. 1, p. 13. 1665) 30—1 84 
 
 ARABIAN. 
 
 Alchemy of happiness. Mohammed Al-(ihazzali. 
 
 Tr. from the Turkish by Homes, H. A. 1873 30 184 
 
 Arabian philosophy. Lewes, G. II. (In hii His- 
 tory of philosophy, v. 2, pp. 361-370. 1867) 30—184 
 
 Intellectual development of Europe. Drajier, J. 
 
 W. (Ch. 12, 13,16.] 1869 43—264 
 
 CHINESE PHILOSOPHY. 
 
 £«e Confucius ; Johnson's Oriental religions; China. (14 
 
 87.) Also, under China, Work of Dwdittle. (36—220.) 
 
 CONSCIOUSNESS, PEUCEPTION. 
 
 Bailey on Berkeley's theory of vision. Mill, J. S. 
 
 (In his Dissertations, v. 2. 1868) 23 141 
 
 See Berkeley, p. 32 (Fhilosophical classics series), relative 
 to his theory of vision. 
 
 Consciousness : its special conditions and general 
 phenomena. Hamilton, Sir W. (In his Meta- 
 physics, pp. 126-278. 1809) 30—184 
 
 Philosophy of perception. Hamilton, A'ir W. (In 
 
 fti« Discussions, &c., pp. 45-103. 1868) 30 184 
 
 5ec, fliio, his Metaphysics, pp. 297-411. 1809 30 184 
 
 Science, philosophy, and religion. Bascom, J. 
 
 1872 30-184 
 
PHILOSOPHY, 
 
 222 
 
 PHOTOGEAPHIC. 
 
 Philosophy — Mental and Moral — continued. 
 
 EVOLUTION. 
 See Evolution, iu general alpliabet. 
 
 OUEEK PHILOSOPHY. 
 
 Biographical history of philosophy, from its origin 
 in Greece down to the present day. Lewes, G. 
 H. N.Y.,1857. 2v 30—184 
 
 History of the Greek school of philosophy, with ref- 
 erence to physical science. Whewell, W. (/n 
 hiti History of indnctive sciences, v. 1, pp. 55-84. 
 
 1858) 32—198 
 
 Ste, alto, Aristotle ; Plato. 
 
 HINDU PHILOSOPHY. 
 
 See Biblical and religions literature (Various systems: 
 Hinduism). 
 
 MATERIALISM. 
 
 Address at Belfast. Tyndall, J. (In Popular 
 
 science monthly, p. 652, V. 5. 1874) 32—197 
 
 Force and matter: empirico-philosophical studies, 
 intelligibly rendered. Biichner, L. Colling- 
 wood, J. F., «d. Lond.,18e4 31—192 
 
 Lessons from nature, as manifested in mind and 
 
 matter. Mivart.St.G. If. Y., 1870 31—192 
 
 Man iu the past, present, and future. Biichner, L. 
 
 1872 30—189 
 
 Martineau and materialism. Tyndall, J. (In 
 
 Popular science monthly, v. 0, p. 129. 1875) 32—197 
 
 Modern materialism in its relations to religion and 
 
 theology. Martineau, James, Z^L. D. 1877 14 — 84 
 
 See, also, Biblical and religious literature (Keligiun and 
 science); Evolution; Physics (Forces and energies of 
 nature). 
 
 METAPHYSICS. 
 
 Lectures on metaphysics. Hamilton, W. Mansel, 
 
 H. L., and Veitch, J., eds. Bost., 1869 30—184 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Philosophy; Psj-chology; Consciousness; I)istributi«>n of 
 the special cognitive faculties ; Preaeiitative faculty ; 
 Conservative faculty; Keproductive faculty; Kepfe- 
 8entativefacillt_,v. ; Elaborative faculty ; Kegiilative fac- 
 ulty; The feelings; Aj)i)endix: Scottish philosophy — 
 fragments ; Physiological — phrenology ; Perception ; 
 Laws of thought ; The conditioned ; Causation. 
 Metaphysics. Elder, W. (/«Ai* Enchanted beauty, 
 
 p.141. 1859) 23—140 
 
 PASSIONS. 
 
 The passions ; or, mind and matter illustrated by 
 considerations on hereditary insanity. Millin- 
 gen, John G. Loud., 1848 30—183 
 
 Trait< des passions. Descartes, E. (JnAu (Euvres, 
 
 n.d.) 30—184 
 
 PHRENOLOGY. 
 
 Lingering admirers of phrenology. Cleland, J. 
 
 (Jn American naturalist, 1870, p. 586) 27—166 
 
 Phrenology. Lewes, G. H. (In his History of phi- 
 losophy, V. 2, p. 749. 1857) 30- 184 
 
 Phrenology in France. (Blackwood, v. 82, p. 665. 
 
 1857) 27—165 
 
 Phrenology; or, the doctrine of the mental phe- 
 nomena. Spurzheim, Johann Gaspar. Bost., 
 
 1834. 2v 30—184 
 
 CONTKNTB. 
 
 T. 1. Physiological part. v. 2. Philosophical part 
 
 POSITIVISM. 
 
 Positive philosophy of Anguste Comte. Mill, J. S., 
 
 1866 30—184 
 
 Philosophy — Mental and Moral — continued. 
 
 KATIONALISM. 
 
 See Biblical and religious literature (Rationalism). 
 
 STOICS. 
 
 Reign of the stoics. Holland, F. M. 1879 30—184 
 
 SCOTTISH PHILOSOPHY. 
 
 Scottish philoso]>hy. Hamilton, W. (In hit Lec- 
 tures on metaphysics, p. 640) 30 — 184 
 
 UTILITARIANISM. 
 
 Four phases of nmrals ; Socrates, Aristotle, Chris- 
 tianity, Utilitarianism. Blackie, .John Stuart. 
 N. Y.,1874 14— 85 
 
 History of European morals from Augustus to 
 Charlemagne. Lecky, William Edward Hart- 
 pole. N.T.,1869. 2v 14—84 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Natui'al history of morals: Utilitarian school; Objections 
 to the school ; Consequence of acting on utilitarian nrin- 
 cii)les; Utilitarian sanctions; Intuitive school; Diver- 
 sities of lunral judgment; Each of the two schools of 
 morals related to the general condition of society ; Order 
 in which mural feelings are developed ; Pagau empire ; 
 Stoicism ; Growth of a gentler and more cosmopolitfln 
 spirit in Uouie ; Rise of eclectic moralists : People still 
 corrupt ; Causes of the corruption ; Etfects of stoicism 
 on the corruption of society ; Passion for oriental relig- 
 ions; Conversion of Rome ; Examination of the theory 
 which ascribes part of the teaching of the later pagaii 
 moralists to Christian influence : Tlieory which attrib- 
 utes the conversion of the empire to the evidences of 
 miracles; The persecution the church underwent not 
 of a nature to crush it ; History of the persecutions. 
 
 Jeremy Bentham and the utilitarians. Legai'^, H. 
 
 S. (7n ;iM Writings, V. 2, p. 449. 1845) 23—133 
 
 John Stuart Mill's philosophy tested. (Contempo- 
 rary reuiew, Nov., 1879) 56 — 338 
 
 Utilitarianism. Mill, J. S. (In hit Dissertations, 
 
 v.3,p.300. 1868) 23—141 
 
 Philosophy iu sport made science in 
 
 eariKwt. IUum. Paris, J. A. 1847 32—190 
 
 Philosophy of art. Taiiic, H. A. 1871 . . 15— 90 
 
 Philosophy of art iu the Netherlands. 
 Taiue, H. A. 187a 15—90 
 
 Philosophy of mystery. Deudy, W. C. 
 
 1847 ■.... 30—183 
 
 Philosophy of religion. Bascoiu.J. N. Y., 
 
 1876 14— 87 
 
 Philosophy of self-importance. Spencer, 
 E. (LippinvolVs magazine, v. 6, p. 64. 
 1870) 27—162 
 
 Philosophy of society. Webster, L. A. 
 
 1866 ". 29—176 
 
 Philosophy of spiritualisiu. Marvin, 
 Frederic R. N. Y.,1874 30—183 
 
 Philosophy of the linnian voice. Rush, 
 J. 1867 15—93 
 
 Philp, Robert Kenip. History of prog- 
 ress iu Great Britain. lUus. Loud., 
 1859 45—274 
 
 Phips, Sir William. See Biography. 
 
 PhCBllix, John, pseud. 5ee Derby, G. H. 
 
 Photographic portraits of North Amer- 
 ican Indians in the gallery of the Smith- 
 sonian iustitution. (/n Sm. Misc. Coll.) 
 Wash., 1867 53—323 
 
PHOTOGRAPHS. 
 
 223 
 
 PHYSIOS. 
 
 Photographs of North Americau Indians, 
 Descriptive catalogue of. Jackson, W. 
 H. (Miscellaneous puhlications No. 9 of 
 the Qeolo(fical and (ieogvaphical Survey of 
 ike Territories.) Wash., 1877. 54—325 
 
 Phrenology; or, the doctrine of the mental 
 
 phenonuna. Spnrzlicim, J. G. 1834. 2v. 30—184 
 
 Physical atlas, Johnston, A. K. Lond., 
 
 1849 60 
 
 Physical geograpliy. Geikie, Archibald. 
 
 (Science primers, ) 1879 31—189 
 
 Physicalgeograpby. SomervilIe,M. 1850. 31 — 189 
 
 Physical geography of the sea. Manry, 
 M. F. 1855 ." 31—189 
 
 Physical sciences. On the connection of 
 the. Soinerville, M. 1840 31—189 
 
 PHYSICS, OR NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. 
 
 History and Philosophy of the Physical Sci- 
 ences. 
 
 General view of the progress of mathematical and 
 physical scionco since the revival of letters in 
 Europe. Playfair, J. (In Encyclopajdia Bri- 
 tannica, V. 1. Dissertations) 24 — 147 
 
 General view of the progress of mathematical and 
 physical science, chietiy during 18th century. 
 Leslie, Sir S. (In Encycloi)a'dia Britannica, v. 
 1. Dissertation 4) 24—147 
 
 History of the inductive sciences. Whewell, Will- 
 
 , iam. 1858. 2v 32—198 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 V. 1. Mechanics, including fluid mechanics; Physical 
 astronomy ; Physical science in ancient Greece, 
 and in the middle ages. 
 2. Acoustics ; Atmology ; Mechanical science ; Mechan- 
 ico-cheniical sciences; Optics; Thermotics. 
 
 Systematic and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Chemistrj of the earth. Hunt, T. S. {In Sm. 
 
 RepL, 1869) 54—324 
 
 Oonnection of the physical sciences. Somerville, 
 
 Mary. 1846 32—196 
 
 Oontribntions to molecular physics in the domain of 
 
 radiant heat. Tyndall, J. 1873 32—195 
 
 Oyclopaedia of the pliysical sciences. Nichol, J. P. 
 
 1860 25—153 
 
 Elements of natural philosophy. Locke, J. (In 
 
 hU Works, v. 2) 30-184 
 
 Forces of nature: Gravity, souml, light, heat, 
 
 magnetism, electricity, atmospheric meteors. 
 
 Gaillemin, A. 1872 32—195 
 
 Fragments of science for unscientific people. Tyn- 
 
 dall, J. 1872 32—197 
 
 Letters and papers on philosophical subjects. 
 
 Franklin, B. (In his AVorks, v. 6) 22—134 
 
 Mechanical philosophy. Mitchell. W , Young, J. 
 
 R., and Iniray, J. (In Circle of the sciences, 
 
 V. 9.) 1860 32—197 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Properties of matter; Statics; Dyramics; Hydrostatics! 
 Hydrodynamics; Pneumatics;" Practical mechanics; 
 Steam-engine. 
 
 Mechanics of nature, and the source and modes of 
 
 action of natural motive power. Allen, J. 1852. 32 — 195 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Space and time ; Matter ; Statics of the mechanics of na- 
 ture; Dynamicsof the mechanics of nature; Dynamics; 
 Excitation of electricity ; Magnetism; Mechanical force 
 of cohesion and of chemical atlinity; Fermentation; 
 Heat; Light; Electric U-legraphs. 
 Philosophy in sport made science in earnest, by the 
 
 aid of the toys and sports of youth. Paris, -J. A. 
 
 1847 32—196 
 
 Physics — con ti uued . 
 
 Physics. Stewart, B. (Science primers.) 1879 32 — 196 
 
 Principles of physics and meteorology. MuUer, J. 
 
 1848 32—195 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Acoustics; Electricity; Electro-magnetism; Equilibrium 
 of forces; Galvanism; General i)rop(Tti(!S of bodies; 
 Heat; Magnetism; Meteorology; Motion. 
 
 Recent progress in physics. MuUer, J. (In Sm, 
 
 Mept., 1858) 54—324 
 
 Relation of physical science to science in general. 
 
 Helmholtz, H. L. F. (In Sm. liept, 1871) 54—324 
 
 Syllabus of lectures on physics. Henry, J. (In 
 
 Sm. liepL, 1856) 54—324 
 
 Vibratory movement of matter, ponderable and im- 
 ponderable. Magrini, L. (In Sm. Kept., 1868) . . 54—324 
 
 Various Special Departments in Physics. 
 
 ACOUKTIC8. 
 
 Acoustics. Whewell, William. (/nAia Inductive 
 
 sciences, v. 2) 32—198 
 
 Sound. Eight lectures. Tyndall, J. 1867 32-194 
 
 ATOMS AND MOLECULKS. 
 
 Research on atoms. Herschel, Sir J. (In Sm. Uept. , 
 
 1862) 54—324 
 
 Technical forms of the Atoniists. Whewell, W. 
 (In his History of the inductive sciences, p-76, 
 V. 1. 1858) 32—198 
 
 Theory of molecules. Maxwell, C. (In Popular 
 
 science monthly, Jan., 1874, v. 4) 32—197 
 
 See, also, in London quarterly review, v. 43, 44, 1855, John 
 Dalton and the atomic theory (27 — 162) ; Popular science 
 monthly, v. 5, Address at Belfast. J. Tyndall (32-197). 
 
 KLECTRICITY, GALVANISM, AND MAGNETISM. 
 
 Considerations on electricity. (In Sm. Rept.,18G7) . M — 324 
 
 Electricity in rarefied elastic fluids. La Rive, A. de. 
 
 (In Sm. Kept., 1863) 54—324 
 
 Gralvanic electricity. Davy, Sir H. (In Ai* Works, 
 
 V. 2, p. 139) 21—127 
 
 History of discovery relative to magnetism, (In 
 
 Sm. liept, 1863) 54—324 
 
 Letters and papers on electricity. Franklin, B. 
 
 (In his Works, v. 5. 1840) 22—134 
 
 Light and electricity. Tyndall, J. 1874 32—194 
 
 Mathematical theories of the connection of elec- 
 tricity and magnetism. Helmholtz, H. (In Sm. 
 
 Kept, 1873) 54—324 
 
 See, also, Meteorology (Thunder and lightning); Popular 
 science monthly, v. 9 (Lessons in electricity, by Prof. 
 Tyndall). (32-197.) 
 
 FORCKS AND ENERGIES OF NATURE. 
 Oonservation of energy. With an appendix treat- 
 ing of the vital and mental applications of the 
 
 doctrine. Stewart, B. 1876 31—192 
 
 NoU. — The appendix contains two essays: 1. By Joseph 
 Leoonte, on the " Correlation of vital with chemical and 
 physical forces." 2. By Alexander Bain, on the "Cor- 
 relation of nervous and mental forces." 
 Oorrelation and conservation of forces. Toumans, 
 
 E. U.,etZ. 1868 - 31—192 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 Correlation of physical forces. Grove, AV. R. 
 
 Interaction of natural forces. Helmholtz, H. 
 
 Remarks on tlie forces of inorganic nature. 
 
 Celestial dynamics. 
 
 Remarks on the mechanical equivalent of heat. Mayer, 
 tT. R. 
 
 Some thoughts on the conservation of force. . Faraday, M. 
 
 Connection and equivalence of forces. Liebig, J. 
 
 Correlation of physical and vital forces. Carpenter, W. B. 
 
 Force. Phipson, T. L. (hi Sm. Kept., 1862) 54—324 
 
 Force and matter. Biichner, L. 1864 31 — 192 
 
 On the transmutation of matter. Liveing, G. D. 
 
 (Cambridge essays, pp. 123-147. 1855) 23 — 142 
 
 ^ 
 
PHYSICS. 
 
 224 
 
 PIEESON. 
 
 Physics — continued. 
 
 Thoughts on the nature and ori<;in of force. Tay- 
 lor, W. B. (In Sm, Sept., ^SIO) 54—324 
 
 See treatise, Forces (if nature, by (riiillemin, under "Sys 
 tematic and niiscellaucouB works " in this chiss. 
 
 G ALVA NOM ETEK. 
 
 Gralvanometer as a measuring instrument. Po;;gon- 
 
 dorff, J C. (J» Sm. -Be^e., 1859) 54—324 
 
 See, also. Electricity. 
 
 HEAT. 
 
 Caloric ; its agencies in nature. Metcalfe, S. L. 
 
 18.W. 2v 32—194 
 
 Constants of nature. Part 2. Table of specific 
 
 heats for liquids. Clarke, F. W. (In Sm. Misc. 
 
 Coll., v. U. 1878) 53—323 
 
 Contributions to molecular physics in the domain 
 
 of radiant heat. Tyndall, J. 1873 32—195 
 
 Heat considered as a mode of motion. Tyndall, J. 
 1869... 32—194 
 
 Kote. — Reviewed in Blackwood's magazine, v. 94, p. 697- 
 1863. 
 Mechanical theory of heat. Muller, J. (In Sm. 
 
 Ilept.,lS6S) 54—324 
 
 Phenomena and laws of heat. Cazin, A. 1874 32 — 194 
 
 Propagation of heat in fluids and various substances. 
 Thompson, B. (Count Rutnford). (In his Essays, 
 
 V. 2) 23—142 
 
 Radiation. Tyndall, J. (In Sm. Eept, 1868) 54—324 
 
 Recent progress in tlie theory of heat. Cazin, A. 
 
 (In Sm.Kept, 1868) 54—324 
 
 Reports on radiant heat in 1832, 1840, and 1854. 
 
 Powell, B. (In Sm. Kept, 1859) 54—324 
 
 LIGHT AND OPTICS. 
 
 Color-blindness. Henry, J. ( In Sm. Eept., 
 
 1877) 54—324 
 
 Color-blindness in its relation to accidents by rail 
 and sea. Holmgren, U. (Jre Sm. iJepi, 1877) .. . 54—324 
 
 Light and electricity. Tyndall, J. 1874 32—194 
 
 tJndulatory theory of light. Barnard, F. A. P. 
 
 (In Sm. Itept, 1802) 54—324 
 
 Velocity of light. Delaunay, C. E. (In Sm. Rept., 
 
 1864) 54—324 
 
 Wonders of optics. Marion, F. 1872 32-194 
 
 OliSEUVATOlilES. 
 Physical observatory. Henry, J. (In Sm. Rept., 
 
 1870) 54—324 
 
 SPECTRUM ANALYSIS. 
 
 Results of spectrum analysis, applied to the luiav- 
 
 euly bodies. Huggins, W. 1866 32—195 
 
 Same. (In Sm. iJepf., 1866) 54—324 
 
 Spectrum analysis. Scliellen, H. Notes by, Hog- 
 gins, W. 1872 32—195 
 
 The sun : its cliemical analysis. Laugel, A. (In 
 
 Sm. ifej;;., 1861) 64—324 
 
 STATICS AND HYDROSTATICS. 
 
 Kinetic theories of gravitation. Taylor, W. B. 
 
 (/« Sm. liept., 1876) 54—324 
 
 Researches on the ligures of equilibriimi of a liquid 
 
 mass witlulrawn from tlie action of gravity. 
 
 Plateau, J. {/n Sm. 7Je;>(., 1863-'66) 54—324 
 
 See, also. Arts (Useful: Mechanics). 
 
 TERRESTRIAL MAGNETISM. 
 
 Electrical currents of the earth. Matteucci, C. 
 
 (In Sm. Rept., \m9) 54—324 
 
 Magnetic observations made at Girard college, 
 
 1840-'45. Bache, A. D. (In Sm. Oontrib., v. 11, 
 
 13, 14) 53—322 
 
 Magnetic survey of Pennsylvania. Bache, A. D. 
 
 (In Suj. Oontrib., v. 13) 53—322 
 
 Physics— continued. 
 
 Magnetical observations in the Arctic seas. Kane, 
 
 E. K. (/» Sm. Oo)i(ri6., v. 10) 53—322 
 
 Observations on terrestrial magnetism. Locke, J. 
 
 (In Sm. Oon(ri6., V. 3) 63 322 
 
 Observations on terrestrial magnetism and on the 
 deviations of the compasses of the irnit«d States 
 iron-clad Monadnock during her cruise from Phil- 
 adelphia to San Francisco, in 1865, '66. Hark- 
 ness, W. (Jn Sm. ('ontrtS., V. 18. 1872) 53—322 
 
 Observations on terrestrial magnetism in Mexico. 
 
 Sonntag, A. (In Sm. Contrib., v. II. 1859) 53—322 
 
 Physios. Stewart, Balfour. ( Science 
 yiimcm.) 1879 .■52—196 
 
 Physics and liydraulics of Missi8.siiipi 
 river. Huiuplireys, A. A., and Abbot, H. 
 L. 1861 54—327 
 
 Same. Reprinted with additions. 
 
 Humphre.ys, A. A., and Abbot, H. L. 
 
 1876 54—327 
 
 Physiology. Foster, M. {Science primers.) 
 
 1879 30—183 
 
 Physiology for practical use. lUus. 
 James Hinton, «Z. With an introduction 
 
 by E. L. Youmans. 1874 30—183 
 
 See Medicine (Physiology). 
 
 Pianoforte playing. Taylor, Franklin. 
 
 ( Science primers. ) 1879 15 — 90 
 
 Pickering:, Charles. On the Gliddou 
 mummy case in the museum of the 
 Smithsonian institution. {In Sm. Con- 
 trib.,y. 16) 53—322 
 
 Pickering:, John. Vocabulary of words 
 and phrases which have been 8uppo.sed 
 to be peculiar to the United States of 
 America ; with an essay on the present 
 state of the English language in the 
 United States. Best., 1816 15—91 
 
 'Pictorial history of the American civil 
 war. Leslie, F. 1862. v. 1 A— 
 
 Pictures from Italy. lUiis. Dickens, C. 
 
 1868. 2 copies 3(5 — 222 
 
 * Picturesque America ; a delineation by 
 pen and pencil. Bryant, W. C, cd. 
 Illiis. 1872. 2v 30—181 
 
 Pidgin-English sing-song. Leland, C. G. 
 
 1870 1(5— 97 
 
 Pieces of a broken-down critic, picked up 
 
 by himself. Biisted, C. A. 1858 23—140 
 
 Pierce, Edward L. Memoir and letters 
 of Chillies Sumner. Bost., 1877. 2 v. . . 42—259 
 
 Pierce, Edward M. Cottage cycIoi)a'dia 
 of hi.story and biography ; with a chro- 
 n<dogical view of American historj'. 
 lUns. Hartford, 1859 2.'i— 1.53 
 
 Pierce, Gilbert A. Dickens dictionary : 
 a key to tlie characters and principal in- 
 cidents in the tales of Charles Dickens ; 
 with additions by W. A. Wheeler. Illus. 
 Bost., 1872 :!— 18 
 
 Pierson, Hamilton W. Jeft'erson at 
 Monticello; the private life of Thomas 
 Jefferson. N. Y.,1862 40—243 
 
PIETRO. 
 
 225 
 
 PLUTAEOHUS. 
 
 Pletro, Guide di. See Oliphant, Mrs. 
 M. O. W. Makers of Florence. 1876 . . 37—228 
 
 Plgfg'Ot, A. Snowdeu. Chemistry and 
 metallurgy of copper, with a description 
 of the principal copper mines of the 
 United States and other countries. 
 Phila., 1858 19—115 
 
 Pike, Frances West Atherton. See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 Pike, Mary H. {Mary Langdon). See 
 Fiction. 
 
 Pike, Nicolas. Sub-tropical rambles in 
 the land of the a])hanapteryx: personal 
 experiences, adventures, and wander- 
 ings in and around the island of Mauri- 
 tius. Illus. N.Y.,1873 33—202 
 
 Pike, Zebulon M. Account of expedi- 
 tions to the sources of the Mississippi, 
 and through the western part of Louisi- 
 ana to the sources of the Arkansas, Kan- 
 sas, La Platte, and Pierre Juan rivers 
 
 during 1805-'07. Phila., 1810 34—206 
 
 For his life, aee Biography. 
 
 Pike county ballads, and other pieces. 
 
 Hay, J. 1873 16—98 
 
 Pilgrim's progress. lUus. Bunyan, J. 
 
 1«51 14- 85 
 
 "Pindar, Peter," ^seud. See 'Wolcott, 
 John. 
 
 Pinkney, William. See Biograpliy. 
 
 Pioneer mothers of the west. Illus. 
 Frost, J. 1875 37 227 
 
 Pioneers of France in the new world. 
 
 Parkman, Francis. 1871 34 ^205 
 
 Piroii, Alexis. See Petite Poetes Fran- 
 5ais, V. 1 17—103 
 
 Pitkin, Timothy. Statistical view of 
 the commerce of the United States: its 
 connection with agriculture and manu- 
 factures; and an account of the public 
 debt, revennes, and expenditures of the 
 United States. N. Y., 1817 51—310 
 
 Pitt, William {the youngei). Speeches, 
 1781-1805. Lond., 1806. 4 v. v. 1, 
 1781-'90; V. 2, 1790-'96; v. 3, 179(5-'99|- 
 V. 4, 1800-'05 21-126 
 
 Plague in London. De Foe, D. 1840 21—126 
 
 Plain falks on familiar subjects. Holland, 
 J- *^- ^^'^ 23—139 
 
 Plains of the great west. Illus. Dodge, 
 
 ^■^- ^^''' 34—206 
 
 Planciie, James Robinson. Recollec- 
 tions and reflections. {Bric-ct-brae series. ) 
 Stoddard, R. H., ed. 1874 36—218 
 
 Planchette ; the despair of science. Sar- 
 gent, E. 1869 30—183 
 
 Planetary and stellar worlds. Mitchel 
 O. M. 1868 
 
 Flaneti. &'«« Astronomy (Planets) 
 
 29 
 
 32—196 
 
 Plan of improvement successfully adopted 
 upon the Vistula river in the vicinity of 
 Culm, in Prussia. Wash., 1876 54—328 
 
 Flantagenets. .See England (History: by periods). 
 
 Plants. See Botany. 
 
 Plateau, Josej)!]. Researches ou the 
 figures of equilibrium of a liquid mass 
 withdrawn from the action of gravity. 
 {In Sm. Sej>t., 1863-'66) . = 54—324 
 
 Plato, Dialogues. Jowett, B., tr. N. Y., 
 1872 17—103 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Charmides; Lysis; Laches; Protajjoras; Euthyde 
 mua; Ion; Mono; Euthyphro; Apology; Crito; 
 Phaido; The Hympofliuiu ;" fhajdrus; (Jratylus. 
 
 2. The republic; Timaius: Critias. 
 
 3. Gorgias; Philebus; Pamienides; Tbeaitetus; Soph- 
 
 ist; Statesman. 
 
 4. Laws; Appendix; Lesser Hippias ; First Alcibiades ; 
 
 Menexeuus; Index of persons and places. 
 
 Diogenes and Plato. Laudor, W. S. (In 
 
 hit Imaginary conversations, Ist series, 1878; 
 
 pp. 88-119) 22—138 
 
 Plato. Bayne, P. (In his E8says,-2d series, 
 
 1867; pp.235-269) 23—141 
 
 Plato. Blackie, J. S. (Edinburgh essays, 
 
 1856; pp. 1-42) 23-142 
 
 Plato, or the philosopher; Plato: new read- 
 ings. Emerson, E. W. (In his Eepresentative 
 men, 1861; pp. 43-95) 37—228 
 
 Plato's republic. DeQuincey, T. (In his 
 
 Historical and critical essays, r. 1, 1859; pp. 
 
 108-220) '. 21-128 
 
 Plato. Mill, J. S. (In his Dissertations, 
 
 V. 4, 1888; p. 227) 23—141 
 
 Plattner, Charles Frederick. Use of 
 the blow-pipe in the examination of 
 minerals, ores, furnace-products, and 
 other metallic combinations. Muspratt, 
 J.S.ytr. Lond., 1845 18—110 
 
 Flay. See Amnsements. 
 
 Play and profit in my garden. Roe, E. P. 
 
 1«73 19—117 
 
 Playfair, John. Elements of geome- 
 try; containing the first six books of 
 Euclid. N. Y., 18.'')4 19—115 
 
 Playing-cards (History of). Illus. Tay- 
 lor, E. S. 18G5 22—130 
 
 Plays. Aee Drama. 
 
 Plays and puritans, and other historical 
 essays. Kingsley, C. 1873 23 — 140 
 
 Pleadings with my mother, the church in 
 
 Scotland. Carlyle, T. 1854 14—86 
 
 Plon, Eugene. Thorvvaldsen : his life 
 and works. Illus. Luyster, I. M., tr. 
 Bost., 1874 42—259 
 
 Plough, loom, and anvil. Skinner, J. S. 
 
 1851. 3v 18-108 
 
 Plutarciius. (Plutarch's lives.) From 
 the original Greek, with notes critical 
 and historical ; and a life of Plutarch, 
 by J. and W. Langhorne. Lond., 1813. 
 6 V 37—226 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Agesilaus. t. 4. 
 
 A gesilaus and Pompey compared, v. 4. 
 
 Agis and Cleomenes, and the Gracchi compared, v. 5, 
 
 Agis and Cleomenes. v. 5. 
 
 Alcibiades. t. 2. 
 
PLUTAECHUS. 
 
 226 
 
 POETRY. 
 
 Plutarchiis— continued. 
 
 Alcibiades aud Caius Marciiis Coriolanus compared, v. 2' 
 
 Alexander, v. 4. 
 
 Alexander aud Julius Caisar compared, v. 4. 
 
 Antony, v. 5. 
 
 Aratus. v. 6. 
 
 Aristides. y. 2. 
 
 Aristides and Cato tbe censor compared, v. 2. 
 
 Artaxerxes. v. 6. 
 
 Brutua. v. 6. 
 
 Caius Marcius Coriolanua. v. 2. 
 
 Caius Marius. v. 3. 
 
 Camillus. v. 1, 
 
 Cato the censor, v. 2. 
 
 Cato the younger, v. 5. 
 
 Cicero, v. 5. 
 
 Cimon. v. 3. 
 
 Cimon and LucuUus compared, v. 3. 
 
 Demetrius, v. 5. 
 
 Demetrius and Antony compared, v. 5. 
 
 Demosthenes, v. 5. 
 
 Demosthenes and Cicero compared, v. 5. 
 
 Dion. V. 5. 
 
 Dion and Brutus compared, t. 6. 
 
 Eumenes. v. 4. 
 
 Fabius Maximus. t. 2. 
 
 Galba. v. 6. 
 
 Index. V. 6. 
 
 Julius Csesar. v. 4. 
 
 Life of Plutarch, v. 1. 
 
 LucuUus. V. 3. 
 
 Lycurgus. v. 1'. 
 
 Lysander. v. 3. 
 
 Lysander and Sylla compared, v. 3. 
 
 Marcellus. t. 2. 
 
 Marcus Crassus. t. 3. 
 
 Kicias. v. 3. 
 
 Nicias and Marcus Crassus compared, v. 3. 
 
 Numa. V. 1. 
 
 Otho. V. 6. 
 
 Paulus ^railius. v. 2. 
 
 Pelopidas. v. 2. 
 
 Pelopidas and Marcellus compared, v. 2. 
 
 Pericles, v. 2. 
 
 Pericles and Fabius Maximus compared, v. 2, 
 
 Philopoemen. v. 3. 
 
 Philopoemenand Titus Quintiua Flaminius compared, t. 3. 
 
 Phocmn. v. 5. 
 
 Phocion and Cato the younger compared, v. 5. 
 
 Pompey. v. 4. 
 
 Publicola. V. 1. 
 
 Pyrrhua. v. 3. 
 
 Pyrrhus and Caius Marius compared, v. 3. 
 
 Komulus. V. 1. 
 
 Sertorius. v. 4. 
 
 Sertorius and Eumenes compared, v. 4. 
 
 Solon. V. 1. 
 
 Sylla. V. 3. 
 
 Iiiemistocles. v. 1, 
 
 Theseus, v. 1. 
 
 Tiberius and Caius Gracchus, v. 5. 
 
 Timoleon. v. 2. 
 
 Timoleon and Paulus ^milius compared, t. 2. 
 
 Titus Quintins Flaminius. v. 3. 
 
 Poe, Edgar Allen. Worlis. N. Y., 1868. 
 
 3v , 2;J— 126 
 
 For his tales, see Fiction. 
 
 Poems, descriptive, dramatic, legendary, 
 and contemplative. Simms, W. G, 1853. 
 2 V 17—106 
 
 Poems of places. Longfellow, H. W., ed. 
 
 1876,^77. 16 V 16— 96 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 England. 4 \. Italy. 3 v. 
 
 France. 2 v. Scotland. 3 v. 
 
 Germany. 2 v. Switzerland. 
 Ireland. 
 
 Poet at the breakfast table. Holmes, O. 
 
 W. 1872 5— 31 
 
 Poetic interpretation of nature. Shair)), 
 
 J. C. 1867 23—140 
 
 •Poetical quotations from Chaucer to Ten- 
 nyson. AlHbone, S. A. 1874 17—104 
 
 POETRY. 
 
 (See, a?so, Drama ; Literature; Folklore; Quotations. 
 
 American and English Poetry : Collections 
 
 and Selections. 
 Beauties of Shakespeare. Dodd, William. Lend., 
 
 1878 17—104 
 
 British poets selected and chronologically arranged 
 
 from Ben Jonson to Walter Scott. Aiken, John. 
 
 1856. 3 V 17—104 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Ben Jonson; Cowley; Milton; Waller: Dryden: 
 J. Philips; Pamell: Howe; Addison: Prior; Gay; 
 Green; Tickell; Hammond; Somerville; Pope; 
 Swift; Thomson; A. Philips; Collins; Dyer; Shen 
 stone; ('hurchill: Young; Akenside; Gray ; Smol 
 lett; I.ittlet<m: Goldsmith; Johnson; Armstrong 
 J. Warton; T. Warton: Mason; Cowper; Beattie; 
 
 2. Robert Southey; C. Lamb; James Hogg: Moore, 
 
 W. S. Landor; T. Campbell; H.K.White; By; 
 ron; Ebenezer Elliott: John Wilson; B. W. Proc 
 tor; H. H. Mihnan; Shelley; Keats ; Hunt; Allan 
 Cunningham; John Clare; Hood; Felicia Hemans; 
 Caroline Norton; Robert PoUok; George Croly. 
 
 3. Falconer; Barbauld; William Jones; Crabbe; Chat- 
 
 terton; Gifl'ord; Bums; Rogers : Grahame; Jo- 
 anna Baillie; Bloomfield; Wordsworth; Bowles; 
 Coleridge; Montgomery; Walter Scott. 
 Ohildren's treasury of English song. Palgrave, 
 
 Francis Tumor. N. Y., 1«75 17—104 
 
 Household book of poetry. Dana, Charles A. 1869. 17—104 
 Humorous poetry of the English language, from 
 
 Chaucer to Saxe. Parton, James. 1870 17 — 104 
 
 Late English poets (Selections). Stoddard, R. H., 
 
 ed. N. Y., 1867 17—104 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Matthew Arnold; Edwin Arnold; A. Smith; Gerald Ma«- 
 sey: R. Bulwer-Lytton ; Sydney Dobell; William Al- 
 liiigbam; William Morris ; Frederick-Tennyson; Charles 
 Turner; Coventry Patmore; Arthur Hugh Clough; 
 Charles Kingsley; W.M.Thackeray; W. E. Aytoun; 
 G. W. Thorubury; George Meredith; W. C. Bennett; 
 T. Westwood; DAvid Gray; Frederick Locker; Ade- 
 laide Anne Procter; D. M. Muloch; Jean Ligelow; 
 Christina Rossetti; Robert Buchanan ; A. C. Swinburne. 
 Library of poetry aud song, being choice selections 
 from the best poets. Bryant. William CuUen. 
 
 lUus. N. Y., 1872 17—104 
 
 Masque of poets (A), including Guy Vernon, a 
 
 novelette in verse. {No name series.) 1878 16 — 100 
 
 Poems of places. Longfellow,H.W.,cd. 1876-77. 16 v. 16— 96 
 
 Poetry of the orient. Alger, W. R. 1866 16—100 
 
 Poets and poetry of the west. Coggeahall, William 
 
 T. 1860 17—104 
 
 Shakespeare's morals: suggestive selections, with 
 brief collateral rea<liug8 and scriptural refer- 
 
 onrea. Gilnian, Arthur, ed. X. Y.. 1880 17—106 
 
 Southern and western songster; being a choice col- 
 lection of the most fashionable so&gs. Grigg, 
 John. 1858 17—104 
 
 Critical Essays and Lectures upon the Poetry 
 of Various Countries. 
 
 See, also, Literature of various countries ; and in the gen 
 eral alphabet, under the names of individual poets, crit 
 ical estimates will be found. 
 An hour's talk about poetry. Wilson, John. (In 
 hie Essays, or recreations of Christopher North, 
 
 p. 72. 1*854) 23-142 
 
 French poets and novelists. James, H.,jr. 1878. 23—139 
 
 Lessons from my masters. Bayne, P. 1879 2a— 139 
 
 My study windows. (Chaucer, p. 227; Pope, p. 
 385; Swinburne's Tragedies, p. 210.) Lowell, 
 
 J. R. 1872 23—139 
 
 Notes and lectures upon Shakespeare and some of 
 the old poets. Coleridge, S. T. (In his Works, 
 
 V. 4. 1856) 21-127 
 
 Poetic interpretation of nature. Shairp.J. C. 1877. 23—140 
 Sacred poetry. Wilson, John. (In his Essays, or 
 
 recreations of Christopher North, p. 182. 1854) . 23—142 
 
15— 91 
 
 POETEY. 
 
 Poetry— continued. 
 
 Studies of the Greek poets. Symonds, J. A. 1880. 
 
 2 V 
 
 Theology in the Englieli poets: Cowper, Coleridge, 
 
 "Wordsworth,- and Burns. Brooke, S. A. 1875.. 14— 84 
 Victorian poets. Stedman, E. C. 1876 23—139 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Landor; Hood: Arnold: Procter; Mrs. Browning; Ten- 
 nyson; TennvHon and TlieocritiiH; The iri-neral choir; 
 Kuberi Biowuing: K. Buchanan; i). G. KoHsutti; Will- 
 iam Morris; Swiuburno. 
 
 Ballads (English and Scottish) : Collections 
 
 Englishand Scottish ballads. Child, F.J. 1864. 8v. 16— 98 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Ballads involving saperstitions, as of fairies, elvee, 
 water spirits, enchantment, and gliostly appari- 
 tions, and also legends of poimlar heroes. 
 
 2. Tragic love ballads. 
 
 3. Other tragic ballads. 
 
 4. Love ballads not tragic. 
 
 5. Ballads of Knliiii Hood. 
 
 6. Border ballads, feuds, &c. 
 
 7. Histoneal ballads. 
 
 8. Miscellaneous ballads, glossary. 
 Reliques of ancient English ])oetry ; consisting of 
 
 old heroic ballads, songs, and other pieces of 
 earlier poets; with memoir and critical disserta- 
 tion by Criltillan, G. Percy, Thomas. IS.'iS. 3 v 16— 94 
 
 Works of Poetical Reference. 
 
 * Familiar quotations, seventh edition. Bartlett, 
 
 John . 1879 17—104 
 
 * Poetical quotations from Chaucer to Tennyson. 
 
 Allibone, S. A. 1874 17—104 
 
 See, also, Literature ; Quotations, &c. 
 
 List of Poets. 
 
 227 
 
 POETS. 
 
 List of Poets — continued. 
 
 Note. — The works of the poet« whose names are included 
 in the following list may bo found by reference to their 
 names in the general alphaliot, or, in'this class, to Amer- 
 ican and English poetry (Collections and selections). 
 
 Adams, John Quincy. 
 Addison, John. 
 Akenside, Mark. 
 Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. 
 Alger, William Rounseville. 
 Ariosto, Ludovico. 
 Arnold, Edwin. 
 Arnold, Matthew. 
 Aytoun, William Edmond- 
 
 atoune. 
 Baillie, Joanna. 
 Barbauld, A. L. 
 Barbour, John. 
 Barham, R. H. 
 Beattie, James. 
 Beaumont, Francis. 
 Bertin, Antoine. 
 Bickersteth, Edward Henry. 
 Bion. 
 
 Bloomfield, Robert 
 Boileau-Despr^aux, N. 
 Boker, George H. 
 Browning, Elizabeth Barrett. 
 Browning, Robert 
 Bryant, William Cullen. 
 Bulwer-Lytton, E. G. E. L. 
 Bulwer-Lytton, R. 
 Bnms, Robert. 
 Butler, Samuel. 
 Byron. 
 
 Oalverley, C. S. 
 Campbell, Thomas. 
 Carleton, William. 
 OarroU, Lewis, pseud. 
 Gary, Alice. 
 Gary, Phcebe. 
 
 Ghatterton, Thomas. 
 Chancer, GeotTrey. 
 Ghaulieu, G. A. de. 
 Oh6nier, Andr6. 
 Ch6nier, M. J. 
 Churchill, Charles. 
 Clough, Arthur Hugh. 
 Colardeau, C.P. 
 Coleridge, Samuel Taylor. 
 Collins, William. 
 Combe, William. 
 Gongreve, William. 
 Cowley, Abraham. 
 Cowper, William. 
 Grabbe, ii. 
 Craik, Mrs. D. M. M. 
 Cross, Mrs. J. W. 
 Cunningham, Allan. 
 Dante, Alighieri. 
 DeBernis, F.J. P. 
 De Bonnard, B. 
 Deshoulidres, Mme. 
 Dodge, Mary Mapes. 
 Dodgson, Charles L. 
 Donne, John. 
 Dorat, C. J. 
 
 Drake, Joseph Rodman, 
 Dryden, John. 
 Ducis, J. F. 
 Bliot, George, pseud. 
 Bmerson, Ralph Waldo. 
 Buripides. 
 Falconer, William. 
 Fletcher, Giles. 
 Fletcher, Phineas. 
 Florian, Jean P. C. de. 
 
 Freneaa, Philip. 
 
 Frithiof's Saga. 
 
 Gray, John. 
 
 Gilbert, N. J. L. 
 
 Gilder, Richard Watson. 
 
 Goethe, J. W. von. 
 
 Goldsmith, Oliver. 
 
 Gresset, J. V. L. 
 
 Halleck, Fitz Greene. 
 
 Harte, Francis Bret 
 
 Hay, John. 
 
 Heine, Heiurich. 
 
 Hemans, Felicia. 
 
 Herbert, George. 
 
 Herrick, Robert. 
 
 Hesiod. 
 
 Holland, Josiah Gilbert 
 
 Holmes, 0. W. 
 
 Homer. 
 
 Hood, Tliomas. 
 
 Horace. 
 
 Howard, Henry, earl of Stir- 
 
 rey. 
 Howells, W.B. 
 Imbert, B. 
 Ingelow, Miss Jean. 
 Ingoldsby, Thomas, pseud. 
 Johnson, Samuel. 
 Jones, Sir William. 
 Jonson, Ben. 
 Joyce, W. D. 
 Ealevala. 
 &eats, John. 
 Kingsley, Charles. 
 La Fare. 
 La Harpe. 
 Lamb, Charles. 
 Landon, L. E. 
 Landor, W. S. 
 Larcom, Lucy. 
 Le Brun. 
 
 Lefranc de Fompignan. 
 Logon vd. 
 
 Leland, Charles Godfrey. 
 Lemierre. 
 Leonard. 
 
 Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim. 
 Lockhart, John Gibson. 
 Longfellow, H. W. 
 Lowell, James Rnssell. 
 Luce de Lanciral. 
 Lycophron. 
 MacDonald, George. 
 Maltilatre. 
 Malherbe. 
 Marmontel. 
 Marvell, Andrew. 
 Massey, Gerald. 
 Metastasio. 
 Miller, Cincinnatus Hiner 
 
 {Joaquin) . 
 Millevoye. 
 Milman, H. H. 
 Milton, John. 
 Mistral, JV^d6ric. 
 Montgomery, James. 
 Moore, Thomas. 
 Morris, William. 
 Moschns. 
 Musseus. 
 
 O'Reilly, John Boyle. 
 Ossian. 
 Otway, Thomas. 
 
 OvidinsNaso, P. 
 
 Pamell, Thomas. 
 
 Parney. 
 
 Parsons, Thomas W. 
 
 Patmore, Coventry. 
 
 Percival, James Gates. 
 
 Percy, Bishop Thomas. 
 
 Perry, Nora. 
 
 Phelps, Eliza S. 
 
 Pindar, Peter, pseud. 
 
 Piron. 
 
 Poe, Edgar Allen. 
 
 Pollok, Robert 
 
 Pope, Alexander. 
 
 Praed,Winthrop Mackworth 
 
 Prentice, G. I>. 
 
 Prior, Matthew. 
 
 Procter, Adelaide A, 
 
 Racan. 
 
 Racine, X^. 
 
 Raleigh, Sir Walter. 
 
 Read, Thomas Buchanan. 
 
 Rogers, Samuel. 
 
 Rossetti, Christina C. 
 
 Rossetti, Dante Gabriel. 
 
 Rousseau, J.J. 
 
 S ai nt - Lanb ert. 
 
 Sappho. 
 
 Sargent, Epes. 
 
 Saze, John Godfrey. 
 
 Schiller. J. C. F. von. 
 
 Scott, Sir Walter. 
 
 Segrais. 
 
 Senecd. 
 
 Shakespeare, William. 
 
 Shelley, P. B. 
 
 Sidney, Sir Philip. 
 
 Sigourney, Mrs. L. H. 
 
 Simms, William Gilmore. 
 
 Skelton, John. 
 
 Smith, Alexander. 
 
 Smith, Horace and James. 
 
 Sophocles. 
 
 Southey, Robert 
 
 Spenser, Edmund. 
 
 Stedman, Edmund Clarence 
 
 Stoddard, Charles Warren. 
 
 Story, W. W. 
 
 Stowe, Harriet Beecher. 
 
 Suckling, Sir John. 
 
 Swift, Jonathan. 
 
 Swinburne, A. C. 
 
 Tasso, Torquato. 
 
 Taylor, Bayard. 
 
 Tennyson, A. 
 
 Thaxter, Celia. 
 
 Thomson, James. 
 
 Tickell, Thomas. 
 
 Timrod, Henry. 
 
 Tupper, Martin Farquhar. 
 
 Vaughan, Henry. 
 
 Vergier. 
 
 Virgil. 
 
 Ward, Thomas. 
 
 Watts, Isaac. 
 
 White, Henry Kirke. 
 
 Whitman, Walt 
 
 Whittier, John G. 
 
 Willis, N. P. 
 
 Wolcott, John. 
 
 Wordsworth, William. 
 
 Wyatt, James. 
 
 Young, Edward. 
 
POETS'. 
 
 228 
 
 POLITICAL. 
 
 Poets' homes. Oilman, A., and others. 
 
 Bost., n. d 36—220 
 
 PoCy, Andres. New classification of 
 
 clouds. (Ill Sm. Hept., 1870) 54—324 
 
 Pog;g:cndorir, Johaun Christian. The 
 galvanometer as a measuring instrument. 
 (In Bm. Sept., 1859) 54—324 
 
 Poinsett, Joel R. Notes on Mexico: 
 with a sketch of the revolution. Lond., 
 1825 48—297 
 
 Poitevin, Prosper. Petits poetes Fran- 
 jais, depuis Malherhe jusqu'ii nos jours ; 
 avec des notices biographiques et littd- 
 raires sur chacun d'eux. Paris, 1864. 2 v. 17 — 103 
 
 Poland : 
 
 History of Poland. Fletcher, J. 
 
 1831 48—295 
 
 History of Poland. (Lardner'a cabi- 
 net cijclopwdia.) 1831 48—295 
 
 Polar aea. See Arctic regions. 
 
 Polaris expedition. See Arctic regions. 
 
 POLITICAL ECONOMY. 
 Miscellaneous TWorks. 
 
 Economic rock. Greg, W. R. (7n Ai« Kocks ahead, 
 
 pp.69-114. 1875) 23—140 
 
 Essays on commerce and political economy. 
 
 Franklin, B. (in Ai« Works, v. 2. 1840) 22—134 
 
 Essays on the progress of nations. Seaman, E. C. 
 
 1852 ....: 29—119 
 
 Logic of political economy. DeQuincey, T. 1859. 21 — 126 
 
 Munera pnlveris : political economy. Ruskin, J. 
 
 1872 29—175 
 
 Opportunities for industry and the safe investment 
 
 of capital. Freedley, B. T. 1859 29—175 
 
 Pablic economy of the Athenians. Boeckb, A. 
 
 Lamb.A., (r. 1857 29—176 
 
 Templar's dialogues. De Quincey, T. {In his Me- 
 morials, &c., v. 2, pp. 255-347. 1856) 21—126 
 
 "Unto this last " : four essays on the firstprinciples 
 
 of political economy. Raskin, J. 1866 29 — 177 
 
 Systematic Works. 
 
 Lectures ou political economy. Stewart, D. {In 
 
 Ai« Works, V. 8, 9. 1855, '56) 21—124 
 
 Political economy. Jevons, W. Stanley. {Science 
 
 primers.) 1879. 29—176 
 
 Principles of American political economy. Bowen, 
 
 F. 1856 29—176 
 
 Principles of political economy. Carey, H. C. 1837. 
 
 3v *. 29—177 
 
 Principles of political economy. M'CuUoch, J. R. 
 
 1825 29—176 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Rise and progress of the science ; Production of wealth ; 
 Bistribution of wealth ; Consumption of wealth. 
 Principles of social science. Carey, H. C. 1858, 
 
 'S9. 3v 29—176 
 
 CONTKNTS. 
 
 v. 1. Science and its methods ; Man ; Increase in the num- 
 bers of mankind ; Occupation of the earth ; Value ; 
 Wealth; The formation of society; Appropriation; 
 Changes of matter in place; Mechanical and 
 chemical changes in the forms of matter. 
 
 2. Vital changes of form [agriculture, land system, and 
 
 labor]: Ihe instrument of association (money, cur- 
 rency, banking). 
 
 3. Production and consumption ; Accumulation ; Cir- 
 
 culation; Distribution (wages, profit, &c.); Con- 
 centration and centralization ; Competition: Popu- 
 lation and food ; Colonization ; The Maltbusian 
 theory ; Commerce ; The societary organization ; 
 Social science. 
 
 Political Economy — continued. 
 
 Science of wealth. Walker, A. 1867 29—178 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Definitions. Production : labor and capital. Exchange : 
 trade, with fallacies of protection ; instruments of ex- 
 change — money and cxxrrcncy. Distribution : labor, 
 capital, wages, profit, &c. Consumption : luxury, 
 charity and poor-laws, finance of war, &c. 
 Some leading principles of political economy. 
 
 Cail-ncs, J. E. 1874 29—176 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Value. Labor and capital: wages. Tra<le8-nnionism. 
 International trade: comparative cost: its relation to 
 the rate of wages. Intel-national values. Free trade 
 and protection. 
 Treatise on political economy, in the form of a ro- 
 
 maunt. [Anon.l 1824 29—178 
 
 Various Branches and Topics. 
 
 COMMERCE AND TRADE (ANCIENT AND MODERN). 
 
 China : political, commercial, and social. Martin, 
 
 R.M. 1847. 2v 45—278 
 
 Oonunercial statistics of all nations. Macgregor, 
 
 J. 1850. 5v 51—310 
 
 Historical researches into the politics, intercourse, 
 and trade of the Carthaginians, Ethiopians, and 
 Egyptians. Hoeren, A. H. L. 1850 44—267 
 
 Historical researches into the politics, intercourse, 
 and trade of the principal nations of antiquity. 
 Heeren, A. H. L. 1846. 2v 45—279 
 
 Industrial history of free nations. McCuUagh, W. 
 
 T. 1846. 2v 51— ,110 
 
 Manual of ancient history, particularly with re- 
 gard to the constitutions, the commerce, and the 
 colonies of the states of antiquity. Heeren, A. 
 H.L. 1847 43—263 
 
 Observations touching trade and commerce. 
 
 Raleigh, Sir W. (/n fti» Works, v. 8. 1828).... 21—124 
 See, also, United States (Commerce and trade). 
 
 COMMERCIAL CYCLOPEDIAS AND DICTIONARIES. 
 
 Cyclopaedia of commerce and commercial naviga- 
 tion. Homans,J.S. 1858 25—154 
 
 Cyclopaedia of commerce, mercantile law, finance, 
 commercial geography, and navigation. Wat- 
 erston, W. With an essay on commerce, by 
 McCulloch,J. R. 1843 25—154 
 
 Cyclopaedia of commercial and business anecdotes. 
 
 Kirkland.F. 1864. 2v 22—181 
 
 Dictionary, practical, theoretical, and historical, of 
 commerce and commercial navigation. McCul- 
 loch,J.R. 1849. 2v 25—149 
 
 FINANCE. 
 
 Sketch of the finances of the United States in 
 
 1796. Gallatin, A. (/»H» Writings, v. 3. 1879). 22—134 
 
 Statesman's year-book. Martin, F. 1872-'80. 9 v. 28—167 
 See, Money, Currency, Banking, etc., in this class. 
 
 FKEE TRADE AND PROTECTION. 
 
 Speeches on the general effects of protection, and 
 on the tariff. Webster, D. {In his Works, v. 
 
 3,4) 22—131 
 
 Speeches on the tariff. Clay, H. {In his Works) 22—135 
 Speeches on the tariff, &c. Calhoun, J. C. {In his 
 
 Works, V. 2-4) 22—135 
 
 Note. — For discussions, more or less elaborate, on free 
 trade and protection, see Systematic works in this class. 
 
 LABOR, COOPERATION, HOMES OF THE POOR, ETC. 
 
 Claims of labor. Mill, J. S. {In his Dissertations, 
 
 V.2. 1868) 23—141 
 
 Fors clavigera : letters to the workmen and la- 
 bourers of Great Britain. Eu8kin,J. 1872. 2 v. 29—175 
 
POLITICAL. 
 
 229 
 
 POETEE. 
 
 Political Economy — continued. 
 
 History of cooperation iB England, 1812-'78. Holy- 
 
 oake.G.J. 1876 29—176 
 
 Some» of the London poor. Hill,0. 1875 29—176 
 
 Labor in Europe and America. Young, E. 1875. . 29— n6 
 The plough, the loom, and the anvil. Skinner, J. 
 
 S. 1851. 3v 18—108 
 
 The wages question : wages and the wages class. 
 
 Walker.r.A. 1876 29—176 
 
 Unionist restrictions on labour. G-reg, "W. R. {In 
 
 Ai« Rocks ahead, pp. 166, 177. 1875) 23—140 
 
 Workingmen's homes. Hale,E. E. 1874 29—175 
 
 See Sociology ; also, Blackwood's magazine, v. 3, 1872 (The 
 nine-hours movement). 
 
 MONEY, CURRENCY, BANKING, ETC. 
 
 Oalifomia and the gold mania. De Quincey, T. 
 
 (/n Aw Letters to a young man. 1861) 21 — 126 
 
 Considerations on the currency and banking sys- 
 tem of the United States. Gallatin, A. (In his 
 
 Writings, V. 3. 1879) 22—134 
 
 Economy of capital. Patterson, Rr H. {Black- 
 wood's magazine, v. 95. 1864) 27 — 164 
 
 History of prices and of the state of the circulation, 
 
 1839-1847. Tooke,T. 1848 29-176 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Prices of com from 1840 to 1847 ; Prices of produce other 
 than com ; General review of the currency (question. 
 
 Metallic wealth of the United States. Whitney, 
 
 J.D. 1854 .. 29—176 
 
 Natnre and use of money. Gray, J. 1848 29 — 176 
 
 Practical treatise on banking; to which is added 
 "Money," a lecture by Carey, H. C. Gilbart, J. 
 
 W. 1860 29—176 
 
 Report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the 
 
 banks of the United States. 1862 29—176 
 
 Speech on the bank question. Clay, H. {In hit 
 
 Works, v.5) 22 — 134 
 
 The currency juggle. Mill, J. S. (Tn Aw Disserta- 
 tions, v. 1. 1868) 23 141 
 
 See, also, Blackwood's magazine, v. 94, 1863 (Gold and so- 
 cial politics) ; v. 97, 98, 1865 (The rate of interest and our 
 invisible capital). (27 — 164). 
 
 POPULATION. 
 
 Essay on the principle of population ; or view of 
 its past and present eifects on human happiness. 
 Malthus, T. R. 1828. 2v 29—176 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Of the checks to population in less civilized parts 
 of the world, and in past times, and in modem 
 " Europe. . 
 
 2. Of different expedients as they affect the evils arising 
 from the principle of population : systems of cqual- 
 it.y, emigration, poor laws, increasing wealth, agri- 
 cultural and commercial restraints, moral re- 
 straints, &c. 
 
 Inquiry into the principle of population. Grahanie, 
 
 J- 1816 29—176 
 
 Population. Bowen, F. (In his American political 
 
 economy.) 1856 29 176 
 
 Population and the Malthnsian theory. Carey, H. 
 C. {In his Principles of social scieifte, v. 3.) 
 1859 29—176 
 
 Popnlation of the world. Mailly, E. {In Sm. 
 
 -K<P«-, 1873) 54—324 
 
 STATISTICS. 
 
 Standard library cyclopasdia of political, constitu- 
 tional, statistical, and forensic knowledge. 4 v. 
 1848 29—179 
 
 Note.—VoT the statistics of the United States, see under 
 United Stales in general alphabet. 
 Political history, science, ethics, &c. For works on these 
 subjects, see various entries under Government and Poll- 
 tics. 
 
 Political philosophy. Brougham, H. 
 
 1849. 3v 29—178 
 
 'Political register, 1801-'13. Cobbott, W. 
 Lond. 21 V 28—171,172 
 
 Politics. See Government and politics. 
 
 Pollard, Eliza F. See Fiction. 
 
 PoIloR, Robert. Course of time. Bost., 
 
 1862 17—105 
 
 Polybius, General history of the wars 
 oftheRomans. Hampton, J., <r. Lond., 
 1811 17—103 
 
 * Polyglot of foreign proverbs, -with En- 
 glish translations. Bohn, H. G. 1857. 15— 91 
 
 Polynesia : 
 
 Polynesia ; historical account of 
 
 the i)rincipal islands in the South sea. 
 Russell, M. {Edinburgh cabinet library, 
 
 V. 33) 29—179 
 
 South-sea idyls. [Tahiti, Hawaii, 
 
 ifec] Stoddard, C. W. 1873 35—212 
 
 United States exploring expedition, 
 
 1838-'42. Wilkes, C. 1851. 5v .53—321 
 
 Pompeii : 
 
 Pompeiaua : tt.pography, edifices, 
 
 and ornameuls of Pompeii. Illus. Gell, 
 Sir W., and Gandy, J. P. 1821. First 
 
 series 36—222 
 
 Pompeiaua. lUus. Gell, Sir W. 
 
 1832. 2v 36—222 
 
 Ponsoiiby, Ladj/ Emily Charlotte Mary. 
 
 See Fiction. 
 Poor, Henry V. Manual of the railroads 
 
 in the United States, for 18l)8, '69. N. Y., 
 
 1868 .52—315 
 
 Manual of railroads of the United 
 
 States. N. Y. and Lond., 1877". 52—315 
 
 Pope, Alexander. Works. With notes 
 
 and illustrations by himself aud others; 
 
 and a life of the author by Wm. Roscoe. 
 
 Lond., 1847. 8v 16—94 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Life of the author. 
 
 2. Early poems ; Translations and imitations ; Essay on 
 
 criticism ; Rape of the lock. 
 
 3. Miscellaneous poems ; The Dunciad. 
 
 4. Essay on man : Moral epistles ; Satires. 
 
 5. Satires ; Fragments and fugitive pieces. 
 
 6. 7, and 8. Correspondence. 
 For his life, see Biography. 
 
 Popes. See Biblical and religious literature (Popes). 
 
 Popham celebration : memorial volume. 
 
 Portland, Me., 1863 50—306 
 
 Popular science monthly. Conducted by 
 E. L. Youmaus. Illus. N. Y., 1872-76. 
 8v 32—197 
 
 Population. See Political economy (Population). 
 
 Porcelain. See Fine Arts (Pottery and porcelain). 
 
 Porcupine's works. Cobbett, W. 1801. 
 
 12 V 28—171 
 
 Porter, George Richardson. Progress of 
 the nation in its various social and eco- 
 nomical relations, from the beginning of 
 the nineteenth century to the present 
 time. Lond., 183tJ-'43. 3v 46 281 
 
 Porter, Jane. See Fiction. 
 
POETBE. 
 
 230 
 
 PEESCOTT. 
 
 Porter, Noah. Human intellect ; with 
 an introduction upon psychology and 
 the soul. N. y., 1869 30—184 
 
 Porter, Rcse. -See Fiction. 
 
 Porter, Thomas C. Catalogue of plants. 
 (Fourth Annual Report of the United States 
 GeoJoykal and GeograiAical Survey of the 
 TerritorUa. ) Wa.sh ,1871 .54— 3-?5 
 
 Catalogue of plants. {Fifth Annual 
 
 Report of the United States Geological and 
 Geographical Surrey of the Territories.) 
 Wash., 1872 54—325 
 
 — : and Coulter, John M. Synopsis 
 
 of the flora of Colorado. {Miscellaneous 
 Publications No. 4 of the Geological and 
 Geographical Survey of the Territories.) 
 Wash., 1874 54—325 
 
 "Portrait {gallery of eminent men and 
 women of Europe and America. Illus. 
 Duyckinck, E. A. n. d. 2v 30—182 
 
 Portraits of eminent Americans. Living- 
 
 ■ston.J. 1854 36—219 
 
 Portraits of North American Indians, Cat- 
 alogue of, with sketches of scenery, &c. 
 Stanley, J. M. ( In Sm. Misc. Coll. , 1852) . 53—323 
 
 Portugal : 
 
 History of Portugal to 1790. ( Lard- 
 
 ne)-'s cabinet cyclopwdia.) 1832, '33. 5 v. 48— 293 
 
 Portugal. (L'Univers.) Denis, 
 
 Ferdinand. 1846 43—260 
 
 Revolutions of Portugal [712-1668]. 
 
 Vertot D' Auhenf, E. A. de. 1721 48—295 
 
 Posey, Thomas. See Biography. 
 
 Positivism. See Philosophy (Mental anil moral). 
 
 Pottery and i>orcclain. Prime, William 
 
 C. 1878 15—88 
 
 Poultry. See Agriculture (Poultry). 
 
 Poussin, Guillaume Tell. United 
 States: its power and progress. Du 
 BaiTy, E. L., tr. Phila., 1851 49—301 
 
 Powell, J. W. Contributions to North 
 American Ethnology. ( United States Geo- 
 graphical and Geological Survey of the 
 Rocky Mountain Region, v. 1,3.) Wash., 
 1877 54—326 
 
 Exploration of the Colorado river 
 
 of the west and its tributaries, In 1869-72. 
 
 Hlns. Wash., 1875 54—326 
 
 Introduction to the study of Indian 
 
 languages, with words, phrases, and sen- 
 tences to be collected. Wash., 1877 54—326 
 
 Report on the geology of the east- 
 em portions of the Uinta mountains and 
 a region of country adjacent thereto. 
 
 Wash., 1876 54—326 
 
 Atlas accompanying the above B — 
 
 Report on the lands of the arid re- 
 gions of the United States, with a more 
 detailed account of the lands of Utah. 
 
 Wash., 1879. Maps 54—326 
 
 Report on the methods of surveying 
 
 the public domain, to the Secretary of 
 
 Pow^ell, J. W. — continued, 
 the Interior, at the request of the Na- 
 tional Academy of Sciences. Wash., 
 1878 54—326 
 
 Power of the soul over the body. Moore, 
 
 G. 1845 30—183 
 
 Power, Tyrone. Impressions of America 
 during the years 1833-'3.5. Phila., 1836. 34—205 
 
 Poiwers, Stephen. Tribes of California. 
 {Contributions to North American Ethnol- 
 ogy, <fc. , V. 3. ) Illus. Wash. , 1877 -".... 54—326 
 
 Poynter, E. F. -See Fiction. 
 
 Practical builder and workman's com- 
 panion. Illus. Nicholson, P. 3 v 19 — 113 
 
 Practical masonry. Illus. Shaw, E. 
 
 1846 19—114 
 
 Practical miner's guide. Budge, J. 1845. 18 — 109 
 
 Practical tunnelling. Illus. Simms, F. 
 
 W. 1844 19—114 
 
 Praed, Winthrop Mackworth. Poems. 
 With a memoir by the Rev. Derwent 
 Coleridge. N.Y.,1865. 2v 16—94 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V.]. Memoir; Tales; Poems of love and fancy ; Miscella- 
 neous poems. 
 2. Poems of life and manners ; Poems written in early 
 youth; Prize poems, translations, and epigrams; 
 Songs ; Charades and enigmas. 
 
 Prairie and forest. Illus. Gillmore, P. 
 
 1874 31—189 
 
 Prayer-gauge debate. Tyndall, .1., Gal- 
 ton, F., and others, against Dr. Lit- 
 tledale, I'resident McCosh, Duke of 
 Argyll, Canon Lyddon, and " Specta- 
 tor." Bost., 1876 14—84 
 
 Pre- Adamite earth. Harris, J. 1856... 14—84 
 
 Preble, Edward. 5ee Biography. 
 
 Preble, George Henry. Our flag : ori- 
 gin and progre.ss of the flag of the 
 United States of America, with an in- 
 troductory account of the symbols, 
 standards, banners, and flags of ancient 
 and modern nations. Illus. Albany, 
 1872 52—315 
 
 Prehistoric man, races, &.C. See Man (Prehistoric). 
 
 Prehistoric nations. Baldwin, J. D. 
 
 1871 30—185 
 
 Prentice, George D. Poems. Edited 
 with a biographical sketch, by Piatt, 
 J.J. Cin.,1876 16—94 
 
 Prenticiana; or, wit and humor in 
 
 paragraphs ; with a biographical sketch 
 of the author. Griffin, G. W. Phila., 
 1871 10— 57 
 
 Prenticiana; wit and humor in para- 
 graphs. Prentice, G. D. 1871 10— 57 
 
 Prentiss. Elizal)eth. See Fiction. 
 
 Prentiss, Sergeant Smith. See Biogra- 
 phy. 
 
 Pre-RaphaeUtism. Ruskin, J. 1865... 15— 89 
 
 Prerogatives of parliaments. Raleigh, Sir 
 W. ( In his Works, v. 8. 1829) 21—124 
 
 Prescott, Mary N. See Fiction. 
 
PEBSCOTT. 
 
 231 
 
 PROCTOE. 
 
 Prescott, William Hickling. History 
 of the couquest of Mexico, with a pre- 
 liminary view of the ancient Mexican 
 civilization, and the life of the con- 
 queror, Hernando Cortes. N. T., 1841. 
 a V. 2 copies 48—296 
 
 History of the con(£ue8t of Peru, 
 
 with a preliminary view of the civiliza- 
 tion of the Tncas. N. Y., 1841. 2 v . . . . 48—295 
 
 History of tlie reign of Philip the 
 
 second, King of Spain. Bost. , 18!J5-'58. 
 
 3 V 48—293 
 
 History of the reign of Ferdinand 
 
 and Isahella the catliolic. N. Y., 1851. 
 
 3v 40—246 
 
 For life of Prescott, tee Biography. 
 
 Presidents of the United States. Memoirs 
 and administrations of the. IIlus. Wil- 
 liams, E. N.Y.,1849 37—226 
 
 Press (The). See Joarnalism. 
 
 Prestwich, Joseph. Past and future 
 of geology. (In Sm. 7Jep(.,1875) 54—324 
 
 Pretenders and tlieir adherents. Jesse, 
 J. H. 1846. 2v 37—224 
 
 Prices. See Political economy (Money, currency, &c.). 
 
 Pl'ichSird, James C'owles. Natural his- 
 tory of man ; comprising intiuiries into 
 the modifying iniluenco of physical and 
 moral agencies on the different tribes of 
 the human family. IIIus. Lond. and 
 Paris, 184H 30—186 
 
 Researches into the physical his- 
 tory of man. Lond., 1813 30—186 
 
 Pride of Britannia humbled. Cobbett, W. 
 
 1815 28—171 
 
 Prime, Edward Dorc Griffin. Around 
 the world; sketches of travel through 
 many lands and over many seas. Illus. 
 N.Y.,1872 34—208 
 
 Prime, Samuel Irensieus. Alhambra and 
 the Kremlin : the south and the north of 
 Europe. Illus. N. Y.,1873 35—216 
 
 Prime, Temple. Monograph of Amer- 
 ican corbicnladie, recent and fossil. 
 (Sm. Misc. Coll. , V. 7. ) Wash. , 1865 .... 53—323 
 
 Prime, William Cowper. Boat life in 
 Egypt and Nubia. Illus. N. Y. , 187-i . . 33— 202 
 
 I go a-fishing. N. Y. , 1874 34—208 
 
 Pottery.aud porcelain of all times 
 
 and nations, with tables of factory and 
 artists' marks for the use of collectors. 
 N. Y.,1878 15— 88 
 
 Tent life in the Holy Land. Hlus. 
 
 N. Y., 1874 35—214 
 
 PrimitiTe man. See Man (Prehistoric). 
 
 Primitive man. Illus. Figuier, L. 1871.30—186 
 
 Prince, L. Bradford. E pluribus unum : 
 articles of confederation vs. the constitu- 
 tion ; the progress of nationality among 
 the people and in the government. N. Y., 
 1867 29—179 
 
 Piince consort. See Albert in Biography. 
 
 Prince Eupert and the cavaliers. Illus. 
 
 Warburton, E. 1849. 3v 37—224 
 
 Printing. See Arts (Useful : Printing). 
 
 Prior, James. Memoir of the life and 
 character of the Eight Hon. Edmund 
 Burke; with specimens of his poetry 
 and letters. Bost., 1854. 2v 39—239 
 
 Prior, Matthew. Poetical works ; with 
 
 a life, by Mitford, Bev. J. Host., 1860. 
 
 2 V 16— 94 
 
 Proceedings. For proceedings of various associations or 
 societies, see entries under the names of sucli associations 
 or societies. 
 
 Proceedings of the city council of Boston, . 
 April 17, 1865, on occasion of the death 
 of Abraham Lincoln. Bost. ,1865 49—300 
 
 Procter, Adelaide Anne. Poems. Bost., 
 1869 16— 94 
 
 Proctor, Richard Anthony. Borderland 
 of science : series of familiar disserta- 
 tions on stars, planets, and meteors; 
 sun and mocm ; earthquakes; flying- 
 machines; coal; gambling; coinciden- 
 ces; ghosts, &c. Phila. and Loud., 
 1874 '.. 32—196 
 
 Essays on astronomy : series of 
 
 papers on planets and meteors, the sun 
 and sun-surrounding space, stars and 
 star cloudlets ; and a dissertation on the 
 approaching transits of Venus : preceded 
 by a sketch of the life and work of Sir 
 John Herschel. Illus. Lond. and N. Y., 
 1872 32—196 
 
 Expanse of heaven : series of essays 
 
 on the wonders of the firmament. N. Y., 
 
 1874 32—196 
 
 Half-hours with the stars: a plain 
 
 and easy guide to the knowledge of the 
 constellations. Lond., 1871 32 — 196 
 
 Light science for leisure hours. N. 
 
 Y., 1871 32—196 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 American alms for British science ; Betting on horse- 
 races ; or, the state of the odds ; D(?ci)-sea dred^ings ; 
 Dust we have to hreatlie ; Earthijuake in Peru ; Kncke, 
 the astronomer; Floods in Switzerland; Forcing power 
 of rain ; Government aid to science ; (ireat tidal wave ; 
 Greatest sea-wave ever known ; Inriuence of marriage 
 on the death-rate; Is the Gulf Stream a mjthf Long 
 shots; New theory of Achilles's sliield ; Our chief time- 
 piece losing time ;" Oxford and Cambridge rowing styles ; 
 Photographic ghosts ; Recent solar researches ; Safety 
 lamp ; Secret of the North Pole ; Ship attacked by a 
 sword-fish; Shower of snow-crystals; Strange discov- 
 eries respiscting the Aurora; Scjuaring the circle; The 
 earth a magnet; Topograi)hical survfty of India; Tor- 
 nadoes ; Tunnel througli Mont Cents ; Usefulness of 
 earthquakes; Venus on the sun's face; Vesuvius. 
 
 Mpon, The : her motions, aspect, 
 
 scenery, and physical condition. Illus. 
 
 N. Y.,1873 32—196 
 
 Myths and marvels of astronomy. 
 
 N.Y.,1877 32—196 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Astrology; Comets as portents; Mystery of the pyramids; 
 Origin of the constellation tigures ; Otlier worlds and 
 other universes ; Religion of the great pyramid ; Rings 
 of Saturn; Some astronomical myths; Some astronomical 
 paradoxes : Suns in tlames ; Swedenborg's visions of 
 other worlds ; The lunar hoax. 
 
PROCTOE. 
 
 232 
 
 QUEBN. 
 
 Proctor, Richard Anthony — continued. 
 
 Other worlds than ours : the plu- 
 rality of worlds studied under the light 
 of recent scientific researches. Illus. 
 N.Y.,1871 33-196 
 
 Science byways : series of familiar 
 
 dissertations on life in other worlds; 
 comets, and the sun ; the north pole ; 
 rain ; danger from lightning ; growth 
 and decay of mind ; the brain and men- 
 tal feats ; automata, &c. ; to which is 
 appended an essay entitled " Money for 
 science." Lond., 1875 32 — 196 
 
 Sun, The : ruler, fire, light, and life 
 
 of the planetary system. Illus. Loud., 
 
 1871 3-2-196 
 
 Universe and the coming transits : 
 
 presenting researches into, and new 
 views respecting the constitution of the 
 heavens ; together wi th an investigation 
 of the conditions of the coming transits 
 of Venus, recently confirmed by a unani- 
 lAous vote of the chief astronomers of 
 Great Britain. Illus. Lond., 1874 32—196 
 
 Production. See Political economy (Systematic worlta). 
 
 Progress of the nation. Porter, G. R. 
 
 1836-'43. 3v 46—281 
 
 Prolegomena logica. Mansel,H. L. 1860. 30 — 184 
 
 Pronouncing hand-book of vfords often 
 mispronounced. Soule, R., and Camp- 
 bell, L. J. 1873 15—92 
 
 Prose idylls, new and old. Kingsley, C. 
 
 1874 2;i-139 
 
 Prose miscellanies from Heinrich Heine. 
 
 Fleishman, S. L., tr. Phila., 1876 23—140 
 
 Prosser, Mrs. See Fiction. 
 
 Protestant revolution. (Epochs of history 
 
 series. ) Scebohm, F. Bost. ,1874 46—284 
 
 Same. N. Y.,1878 46—284 
 
 Protestantism. See Biblical and religious literature (Prot- 
 estantism). 
 
 Proud, Robert. History of Pennsylvania, 
 from 1681 to 1742. Phila., 1797, '98. 2 v . 50—307 
 
 "Prout, Father," jjseud. See Mahony, 
 F. S. 
 
 Provincial letters. Pascal, B. M'Crie, T., 
 
 ()•. Wight, O. W., ed. 1866 14—86 
 
 Pseudonyms. See Bibliography (Pseudonyms). 
 
 Psychology. See Philosophy. 
 
 Public and parlor readings, for the use of 
 dramatic and reading clubs; and for 
 public, social, and school entertainment. 
 Dialogues and dramas, humorous and 
 miscellaneous. Monroe, Lewis B., ed. 
 3v - 22—130 
 
 Public economy of the Athenians. 
 Boeckh, Augustus. Bost. and Lond., 
 1857 29—176 
 
 Public libraries in the United States of 
 America ; their history, condition, and 
 management. Special report, Depart- 
 ment of the Interior, Bureau of Educa- 
 tion. Wash., 1876 52—313 
 
 Public men of the revolution. Sullivan, 
 W. Phila., 1847 37—228 
 
 Pufendlorf, Samuel von. Law of na- 
 ture and nations. Oxford, Eng., 1710.. 29 — 177 
 
 Pugin, Augustus, and Brltton, John. 
 Illustrations of the public buildings of 
 London ; with historical and descriptive 
 accounts of each edifice. Second edition, 
 enlarged, by W. H. Leeds. Illus. Lond., 
 1838. 2v 30—182 
 
 Puissant, L. Traits du g^od^sie; on 
 exposition des m<Sthodes trigonom^- 
 triques et astronomiques applicables 
 il la mesnre de la terre, et h la con- 
 struction du canevas des cartes topo- 
 graphiques. Paris, 1842. 2v 19 — 114 
 
 Pulaski, Count. See Biography. 
 
 Pulszky, Francis. Tri-color on the 
 atlas; or, Algeria and the French con- 
 quest. Illus. N. Y., 1855 44—297 
 
 Pumpelly, Raphael. Geological re- 
 searches in China, Mongolia, and Japan, 
 in 1862 to 1865. (In Sm. Conlrib.,Y. 15). 53—322 
 
 Pviritan revolution, First two Stuarts and 
 the. (Epochs of history series.) Gardiner, 
 S.R. Bost., 1876 46—284 
 
 Same. N. Y., 1878 46—284 
 
 Puritans and puritanism. See Biblical and religions liter 
 ature. 
 
 Putnam, Israel. See Biography. 
 
 Putnam couuty, New York, History of. 
 
 Blake, W.J. 1849 50—306 
 
 Putnam's monthly magazine of American 
 literature, science, and art. N. Y., 1853- 
 '57. lOv 28—173 
 
 P3rrenees. Tour through the Pyrenees. 
 
 Taine, H. A. 1874 35—212 
 
 See, also. Spain; France. 
 
 Quadrupeds. See Natural history. 
 
 Quantriil, Thomas H. Mechanic's cal- 
 culator and tinman's guide; compre- 
 hending principles, rules, and tables 
 adapted to the practical use of the trade. 
 Illus. Wash., 1848 19—115 
 
 Quarrels of authors. See Disraeli, Isaac. Calami- 
 ties, &c. 1859 15—90 
 
 Quarterly review, v. 41-52. Lond., 1854- 
 '.59. 6v 27—162 
 
 Quatrefages de Breau, Jean Louis 
 Armand de. Memoir of I. Geoffrey Saint- 
 Hilaire. (In Bxa. Bept., I86i) 54—324 
 
 Metamorphoses of man and the 
 
 lower animals. Lawson, H., <r. Lond., 
 
 1864 31-191 
 
 Natural history of man. Translated 
 
 from the French by Youmans, E. A. 
 [Popular science monthly, v. 1, 1872, v. 5, 
 1874) 32-197 
 
 Quebec: Campaign against Quebec. 
 
 Henry, J. J. Lancaster, 1812 50—306 
 
 See, also, Canada. 
 
 Queen Mary; a drama. Tennyson, A. 
 
 1875 17-105 
 
QUEEN. 
 
 233 
 
 RAMAGE. 
 
 Queen, The. Carey, W. 1820 45—277 
 
 Queen's English, Plea for the. Alford, 
 
 H. u. d 15—92 
 
 Queens. See Biography (Collective : Royal). 
 Queens of society. Illus. Thomson, Mrs. 
 
 K. B. 1872 37—225 
 
 Questions of belief: current discussion. 
 
 Burlinganie, E. L., ed. v. 2. 1878 23—137 
 
 Qnincy, Josiah. History of Harvard 
 
 University. Cambridge, 1840. 2 v 14— 82 
 
 QUOTATIONS. 
 
 See, aUo, Anecdotes; Poetry (Collections and selectiona). 
 
 Introductory Essay. 
 
 Quotation and originality. Emerson, E. W. {In 
 
 his Letters and social aims, 1876) 23 — 141 
 
 French, German, Italian, and Spanish Quota- 
 tions. 
 
 Beautiful thoughts from French and Italian au- 
 thors. Ramage, C.T. Liver., 1866 17—104 
 
 Beautiful thoughts, from German and Spanish 
 
 authors. Kamage, C. T. Liver., 1868 17—104 
 
 Polyglot of foreign proverbs : French, Italian, Ger- 
 man, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, and Danish ; 
 with English translations. Bobn, Henry G. 
 Lond., 1857 15— 91 
 
 Greek and Latin Quotations. 
 
 Beautiful thoughts from Greek authors, with En- 
 glish translations. Ramage, C. T. Liver., 1864. 17 — 104 
 
 Beautiful thoughts from Latiu authors. Ramage, 
 
 C.T. Liver., 1869 17—104 
 
 *Dictionary of Latin quotations, proverbs, maxims, 
 and mottos, classical and mediajval ; with a 
 selection of Greek quotations. Riley, H. T. 
 Lond.,18.56 15—91 
 
 Miscellaneous Quotations. 
 
 Oommonplace book of thouglits, memories, and 
 
 fancies, original and selected. Jameson, Anna 
 
 Murphy. N. T., 1865 15-90 
 
 *Dictionary of phrase and fable. Brewer, E. C. 
 
 Lond.,n.d 15—91 
 
 ^Epigrams, ancient and modem ; humorous, witty, 
 
 satirical, moral, panegyrical, and monumental. 
 
 Booth, John. Loud., 1863 17—104 
 
 'Familiar quotations: passages and phrases in 
 
 common use. Bartlett, Joliii. Bost., 1871 17 — 104 
 
 Crreat truths by great authors : a dictionary of aids 
 
 t« riliectiou. rhila.,1856 1.5—91 
 
 Index to familiar quotations, selected principally 
 
 from British authors, with parallel passages 
 
 from various writers, ancient and modern. Gro- 
 
 oott, J.C. Liver.,lS71 17—104 
 
 Might and mirth of literature. Macbeth, J. W. V. 
 
 1875 15- 91 
 
 Old proverbs about man-iage and women. JeaiFre- 
 
 son, J. C. {In his Brides and bridals, v. 1, p. 
 
   343. 1872) 22-129 
 
 *Poetical quotations from Chaucer to Tennyson ; 
 
 with copious indexes. Allibone, S. A. 1874... 17 — 104 
 Prenticiana ; or, wit and humor in pai*agraphs. 
 
 Prentice, George D. 1871 10— 58 
 
 ^Reader's handbook of allusion, references, plots, 
 
 and stories. Brewer, E. C. 18*0 15—91 
 
 Treasury of thought. Ballou, M. M. 1872 15—90 
 
 30 
 
 Quotations — continued. 
 
 Treasary of wiwlom, wit, and humor. Wool6ver, 
 
 Adam, comp. 1876 15 — 90 
 
 Wit aud wisdom of Goorgo Eliot. (Selectiona from 
 
 her novels. ) 1873 2 — 8 
 
 Wit and wisdom of Sidney Smith. 1869 23—138 
 
 Rabelais, Frangois. Besant, W. Phila., 
 n. d. {Foreign classics for English read- 
 ers) 36—217 
 
 Racan, Hoiiorat de Biicil. {See Fetits 
 
 Poetes Frantais, v. 1) 17 — 103 
 
 Races of men. See Man (Anthropology, Ethnology). 
 
 Rachel (P^Uhji Rachel Felix, called; 
 French actress). See Biography. 
 
 Racine, Jean. Giiuvres, piec(5d<5e8 dos 
 m^moires siir sa vie, par Louis Racine. 
 Paris, 1869 17—103 
 
 CO STENTS. 
 
 La Tlx6baid« ; Alexandre le Grand ; Andromaque ; Lea 
 Plaideurs ; Britannicu.s ; lier^nire ; liajazet ; Mithri- 
 date ; Iphig^nie: I'h^dre; Esther; Athalie; Plan da 
 
 Sremier acte d'lphit;6nie ; Poesies diverses; (Envros 
 iverses en prose; Fragments hist^ritines ; Lettres de 
 Racine 6crite8 dans sa Jeunesse; ('orres pirn dance eutre 
 Racine et La Fontjiine; Cctrrespondance entre Racine et 
 lioileau ; Lettres de Iia<',lne j\ son tils; I^eltresde Racine 
 i diverses person nes ; Traductions; Pieces, diverses; 
 Lettres addressees h llacine. 
 For life of Racine, see Biography. 
 
 Racine, Louis. {See Petits Poetes 
 Frangais, V. 1) 17—103 
 
 Radiation. See Physics (Heat). 
 
 Rae, John. Report of the origin and 
 progress of the railways of New South 
 Wales from 1846 to 1877. Sydney, 
 1866-78 : rj7— 344 
 
 Raiites, Thomas. Personal reminis- 
 cences. Sto<hlard, R. H.,e(?. {Brlc-a-hrac 
 series.) N. Y., 1875 36—218 
 
 Rain. Sec Meteorology (Rain and snow). 
 
 Rale, Sel)astiaii. See Biography. 
 
 Ralei;;:!!, Sir Walter. HiNtory o{ the 
 world. Edin,, 1820. 6 v - 43—262 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 From the creation nnto Abraham; Birth of Abraham to 
 the destrnction of the temi»Ie of Solomon ; From the de- 
 struction of Jerusalem to the timeof Philip of Miicedou; 
 Fi-om the reign of Philip of Macedon to the establishing 
 of that king<loui in the race of Antigonns; From the 
 settled rule of Alexan<ler's successors in the oast until 
 the Romans made comiutst of Asia and Macedon. 
 
 Works. Oxford, 1829. v. 3, 4, f), 6, 
 
 7, 8 21—124 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 3-7. History of the world. 
 8. MiscellaiuMms works; Maxims of state; Cabinet 
 council; Prerogatives of parliaments ; On a match 
 between lady Elizabeth and tlie prince of Pied- 
 mont; On a ntarriage between )U'inc(« Henry and a 
 daughter of Savoy ; Of war in general ; l^iscourse 
 of war with Spain ; (hi the invention of ships, an- 
 chors, compass, &c. ; Navy and stm-service; Trade 
 and commerce; Discovery of Guiana; Apol>gy; 
 Reign of William 1 ; Seat of government ; Cause of 
 the magniticency and opuleucy of cities ; Sceptic ; 
 Instruct ions to liis son and imsterity; Treatiseof the 
 aoul ; Discourse of tenures which were before the 
 conquest; Letteis; Cjwliz action ; vSpauish alarum; 
 Oi-ders to comiuiinders; A4lvic*i ol a son to his 
 father; Poems; Appendix. 
 
 For life of Raleigh, see Biography. 
 
 Rauiagre, Craufurd Tait. Beautiful 
 thoughts from Greek authors, with En- 
 glish translations. Liver , 1864 17 — 104 
 
RAMAGE. 
 
 234 
 
 RECEIPTS. 
 
 Rsiiiiage, Craufurd Tait — continued. 
 Same, from Fiencli and Italian au- 
 thors. Liver., 1866 17—104 
 
 Same, from German and Spanish 
 
 authors. Liver., 186S 17—104 
 
 Same, from Latin authors. Liver, 
 
 1869 17—104 
 
 Ranie, Louise de la (Onirfa). See Fiction. 
 
 Rameses the Great. Illns. Lanoye, F. 
 T. de. N. Y., 1872 4.')— 177 
 
 Ramsay, David. History of the revo- 
 lution of South Carolina from a British 
 province to an independent state. Tren- 
 ton, 1785. 2v 50—305 
 
 Ramsay, J. G. M. Annals of Tennessee, 
 to the end of the eighteenth century. 
 Phila., 1860 .' 50—305 
 
 Randall, Henry S. Sheep husbandry 
 iu the south, in a series of letters. Phila., 
 1849 19—116 
 
 Life of Thomas Jefl'erson^ N. Y., 
 
 1858. 3v 10—243 
 
 Randolph, ifrs. See Fiction. 
 
 Rands, William B. {Ilvnrij Holbeach). 
 Shoemakers' village. Loud., 1871 10 — 57 
 
 Ranke, Leopold. History of the popes, 
 their clmrch and state, and especially of 
 their conflicts with protestantism in the 
 16th and 17th centuries. Foster, E., tr. 
 Lond., 1847. 3v 14—80 
 
 Ottoman and the Spanish empires 
 
 in the 16th and 17th centuries. Phila., 
 
 1845 42—256 
 
 Ranlctt, William H. Architect: a series 
 of original designs for domestic and or- 
 namental cottages and villas ; connected 
 with landscape gardening. Illns. N.Y., 
 1849. 2v B— 
 
 Rape of tlio lock. Poem. Popo, Alexander. {In 
 
 ;ii< Works, V. 2. 1847) 10—94 
 
 Raspe, Rudolph Eric. Travels and ad- 
 ventures of Baron Mnnchausen. Lond., 
 n. d 10—58 
 
 Rationalism. 5ce Biblical and religions literatm-e (Ration- 
 alism). 
 
 Ranlesnakes. AVe Natural history (Reptiles). 
 Ran, Charles. Agricultural flint instrn- 
 
 ments in southern Illinois. (/« Sm. 
 
 Kept., 1868) 54—324 
 
 Agricultural implements of North 
 
 American stone period. (In Sm. Rejtt., 
 
 1863) 54—324 
 
 Ancient aboriginal trade in North 
 
 America. (In Sm. Kept., 1872) 54—324 
 
 Artificial shell deposits in New Jer- 
 sey. ( In Sm. Hept. , 1864) 54—324 
 
 Drilling in stone without metal. 
 
 (/»Sm. I{ept.,ldm) 54—324 
 
 Early man in Europe. Illns. N. Y., 
 
 1876 30—185 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Drift; Caves ; Troglodytes; Kitchen-middens and lake 
 settlenieutfl ; Neohthic implements. 
 
 Ran, Charle.s — continued. 
 
 Indian pottery. (In Sm. Rept., 
 
 1806) 54—324 
 
 Memoir of C. F. P. von Martins. 
 
 (In Sm. Kept, 1869) 54—324 
 
 North American stone implements. 
 
 (7n Sm. Kept., 1872) .'Vl— 324 
 
 Raumer, Friedrich Ludwig Georg von. 
 
 America and the American peojde. W. 
 
 W. Turner, tr. N. Y., 1846 44—270 
 
 RaM'Ie, William Henry. Equity in 
 
 Peinisylvania. Phila., 1868 29—178 
 
 Rawlinson, G. Origin of nations. 
 
 N. Y., 1878 30—185 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 Early civilizations: Antiquity of civilization in Egypt; 
 Antiquity of civilization at Babylon : Date and charac- 
 ter of PhfBniciau civilization ; Civilizations of Asia 
 Minor — Plirygia, Lvdia, Lyeia, the Troas ; Civilizations 
 of central Asia — Assyria, Media and Persia; India; 
 Civilizations of the iitrascans; Civilization of the 
 British Celts; Results of the inquiry. Ethnic affinities 
 in the ancient world : Chief Japhetic raises ; Suudivis- 
 ions of tlie Jaidietic races, (Jomer and Javan ; Chief 
 Hamiti(^ races: Subdivisions of Cush; Subdivisions of 
 Mizraim and Canaan ; Semitic races ; Subdivisions of 
 the Semitic riices ; Ai)pondix : Antiquity of, Egyptian 
 civilization. 
 
 Raymond, Charles W. Report of a 
 reconnaissance of the Yukon river, Alas- 
 ka teiTitory : .July to September, 1869. 
 Wash., 1871. Map 54—326 
 
 Raymond, Rossiter W. Mineral re- 
 sources of the States and Territories west 
 of the Rocky mountains, 1869. Wash., 
 1869 54—326 
 
 Statistics of mines and mining in 
 
 the States and Territories west of the 
 Rocky mountains for the years 1870-'77. 
 Wash., 1870-77. 7v 54—326 
 
 Raynal, F. E. Wrecked on a reef; or, 
 twenty mouths among the Auckland 
 isles. Illns. Loud., 1874 34—209 
 
 Read, ThomasBuchanan. Poems. Bost., 
 
 1860. 2v 16—94 
 
 CONTBNTS. 
 
 v. 1. Lyric poems; Sylvia, or the last shepherd; Miscel- 
 " l.aneous; Airs from Alpland. 
 2. New pastoral ; House by the sea ; Miscellaueous. 
 
 Reado, Charles. The eighth coiumand- 
 . mcut. [The copyright question.] Bost., 
 
 1860 10— 57 
 
 For his novels, see Fiction. 
 Readc, Wiuwood. Martyrdom of man. 
 
 N. Y., 1874 30-186 
 
 See Fiction. 
 
 * Reader's liaml-book of alhisions, refer- 
 
 ences, *fec. Brewer, K. C. 1880 15— 91 
 
 Reading. See Elocution. 
 
 Reading. Helps, A. {In his Friends iu council, 
 
 V. 1, i>. 221) 23—139 
 
 Reading as an intellectual process. Vaile, E. O. 
 
 (In Vopul.ir science moutlily, v. 6. 1875, p. 212). 32 — 197 
 Reasoning. See Logic 
 
 * Rebellion record: diary of American 
 
 events. Illns. Moore, F. N. Y., 1861- 
 
 '68. 12 V 42—255 
 
 Receipts. See Domestic economy. 
 
EECHERCHES. 
 
 235 
 
 REVIVAL. 
 
 Recherches liistoriixues ot politiqnes sur 
 
 los fitats-Uiiis do l'Am(5rique septen- 
 
 trionale. Warden, D. B. 1788. 4v... 49— 300 
 Recllis, Jean Jaquos Elis<5e. Earth : a 
 
 descriptive history. Illus. Woodward, 
 
 B.B.,andn.,trs. N. Y., 1872 31—189 
 
 Ocean atmosphere and life. Illus. 
 
 N. Y., 1873 31—188 
 
 Recollections andsuf^gestions, 1813-187:!. 
 
 Kussoll, AVo-/. Host., 187.5. 40-285 
 
 Recollections of a Imsy life. Illus. 
 
 Greeley, If. N. Y., 1868 40— 24r> 
 
 Reconnaissance of the Yukon river, 
 
 Alaska territory, in 18ii9. Kaymond, 
 
 C. W. Wash., 1871 54—328 
 
 Records of a girlhood. Keiuble, F. A. 
 
 1879 40—242 
 
 Records of the revolutionary war. Saf- 
 
 fell, \V. T. E. Phila., 18G0 42—254 
 
 Recreations of a country parson. Boyd, 
 
 A.K.H. 1869. 2v 23—137 
 
 Recreations of Christopher North. (,)fod- 
 
 eru Hritwh essayists.) Wilson, J. Bost., 
 
 18.54 23—142 
 
 Recueil des dloges historiques. Cuvier, G. 
 
 L. 1861. 3v 39-235 
 
 Recueil d'ohservations astrouomiques. 
 
 Humboldt, F. H. A. von. 1810. 2 v.. . 53-3:^0 
 Rc«l-Jsicket. Sec Biography. 
 Red river of Louisiana. Illus. Marcy, 
 
 E. B. 1853 34—205 
 
 Red Sea : 
 
 Physical geography of the Eod sea. 
 
 Kropp, W. 1872 55—332 
 
 Eob Eoy on the Red sea, &c. 
 
 Illus. Macgregor, J. 1870 35—214 
 
 Red-tape and pigeon-hole generals, as 
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 Reed, Joseph. See Biography. 
 
 Rees, James. Life of Edwin Forrest, 
 with reminiscences and personal recol- 
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 Reeve, Henry. Petrarch. (^Foreign clas- 
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 Reformation of the church of England. 
 
 Burnet, G. 1850. 2v 14—85 
 
 Reformation (Protestant). See Biblical and ecck'siaBtical 
 
 history. 
 
 "Reid, Christian," pseud. See Fisher, 
 
 F. C, in Fiction. 
 
 Reid, T. Wemyss. Life of Charlotte 
 
 Bronte {Currer Ikll). N. Y., 1877 39—240 
 
 Reign of law. Illus. Argyll, Duke of. 
 
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 Reign of the stoics. Holland, Frederic 
 
 May. 1879 30—184 
 
 Reindeer, dogs, and snow-shoes. Illus. 
 
 Bush, E.J. 1871 30—222 
 
 Rejected addresses, and other poems. 
 
 Smith, II., anrf J. 1871 17— 10« 
 
 Religion. See Biblical and religions literatnre. 
 
 Religion and the state ; or, the Bible and 
 the public schools. Spear, S. T. 1876. 14— 83 
 
 Religious poems. Illus. Stowe, H. B. 
 
 1867 17—106 
 
 Reliques of ancient English poetry. 
 
 Percy, T. 18,58. 3v 16—94 
 
 Reliques of Father Prout. Mahony, F. 
 
 S. Loud., 1873 22—129 
 
 Rciiiusat, Claire Elisabeth Jeanne 
 Gravier de Vergennes, Madame de. Me- 
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 Renaissance in Italy : fine arts. Sy monds, 
 
 J.A. 1879 15—89 
 
 Renan, Joseph Ernest. Essay on the 
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 Nabatlnean agriculture"; to which is 
 added an inaugural lecture on the posi- 
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 Life of Jesus. N. Y., 1865 39—238 
 
 ReilMTick, James. Life of l)e Witt 
 Clinton. N. Y., 1870 39—237 
 
 Reorganization of the army. Alvord, 
 
 Benjandn. Wash., 1870 54—327 
 
 Repertory of arts and maimfiictures. 
 
 Illus. 1794-1802. 16 V 18—112 
 
 Same. Illus. 2d series. Lond., 
 
 1802-'08. 12 v 18—111,112 
 
 Representation. See G-overnment and politics. 
 
 Representative men. Emerson, E. W. 
 
 1861 37—228 
 
 See Froude, .J. A., in his Short studies, v. 1, 1873 (23—140) ; 
 aUo, Carlyle, T. (Heroes and hero-worship) (23 — 141). 
 
 Reptiles, See Natural history (Reptiles). 
 
 Reptiles and birds. Illus. Figuier, L. 
 
 1870 31—191 
 
 Republic. Tlie. See Plato ; also, G-overnment and politics. 
 
 Republican court. Griswold, E. W. 18(i7. 
 
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 Researches into the physical history of 
 
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 RetZ, Jean Francois Paul de Gondi, Car- 
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 de la duclicsse de Nemours; coutenant 
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 Revere, Josc^pU Warren. Tour of duty 
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 Baltstier,J.N.,c(i. N. Y.,1849 34-209 
 
 Reviews. See Periodicals. 
 
 Revised regulations for (lie army of ;he 
 
 United States, 1861. 1862 51—312 
 
 Revival of Romanism. Froude, J. A. (In his 
 
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EfiVOLUTIONS. 
 
 236 
 
 EIEDESEL. 
 
 Revolutions du globe. Cuvier, 6. L. 
 
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 Reynaud, LiSonce. Memoir uyou the 
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 Manual of public libraries, institu- 
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 and British provinces of North America. 
 1859... 52—318 
 
 Smithsonian institution: Docu- 
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 1879 53—323 
 
 RHETORIC. 
 Systematic Works. 
 
 Elements of criticism. Kamm, Lord. 1866 15 — 93 
 
 Elements of rhetoric. De Mille, J. 1878 15—93 
 
 Lectures on rhetoric and belles-lettres. Blair, U. 
 
 1860 15—93 
 
 Might and mirth of literature : a treatise on figura- 
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 Of rhetoric. Browne, T. {In British Cicero, v. 1, 
 
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 Rhetoric. De Quincey, T. (In his Historical and 
 
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 Hhetorical rules. Townscnd, L. T. (/nAut Studies 
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 Style. 
 
 On style and diction. Bui wer, 5ir E. L. (In his 
 
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 Style. De Quincey, T. (In his Historical and crit- 
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 Style. Townsend, L. T. (/n Ai< Studies in poetry 
 
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 Style. White,K.G. (7nAi» Words and their uses, 
 
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 See, also. Criticism; Eloqaence and oratory; Language 
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 Rhine: 
 
 Journal of the Kliiue. Legar<5, H. S. 
 
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 Upper Rhi..e. lUus. Mayhew, H. 
 
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 See, also, Grermany ; France. 
 
 Rhode Island : 
 
 Collections of the Historical society 
 
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 Records of Rhode Island and Prov- 
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 Rich, Obadiah. Bibliotheca Americana 
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 Richardll. Shakespeare, William 17 — 107 
 
 Richardson, Albert Deane. Beyond 
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 Riciiardson, Charles. * Dictionary of 
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 Richardson, G. F. Introduction to 
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 Richardson, Sir John. Arctic expe- 
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 Richardson, Samuel (Enylish novelist). 
 
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 Richelieu, Annand Jean du Plessis, 
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 Richter, Joan Paul Friedrich. Flower, 
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 Hesperus; or, forty-live dog-post 
 
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 Bost., 1865. 2v 10—56 
 
 Levana; or, the doctrine of educa- 
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 For life, «ee Biography ; also, Fiction for bis romances. 
 
 Ricketson, Daniel. History of New 
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 Ridden, Mrs. J. H. (/''. G. Trafford). See 
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 Riddle, Albert G. See Fiction. 
 
 Riddle, Jose|ih Esmond, and Arnold, 
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 Ridpath, John Clark. History of the 
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 Riedesel, Friederich Adolph. Memoirs, 
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RIEDESEL. 
 
 237 
 
 EOOKY. 
 
 RiedescI, Friederika Charlotte Louiso 
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 Ki^ffS, Her. S. R. Grammar and diction- 
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 Rights of women. See Women. 
 
 Kiker, James,7>. Annals of Newtown, 
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 Riley, Charles V. The cotton worm. 
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 Rinaldo: apoem. Tas.so, T. Lond., 1792. 17—105 
 
 Ring:, Max. See Fiction. 
 
 Rings : Wedding-ring. Jcafferson, J. C. {In his 
 
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 Ripley, Koswell S. War with Mexico. 
 N. Y., 1849. 2v 42—255 
 
 Rise and fall of the slave power iu Amer- 
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 Ritell, John W. American architect. 
 Illus. N. Y., n. d 30-182 
 
 Ritchie, Mrs. AnnaCora Mowatt. Auto- 
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 See Fiction. 
 
 Ritchie, James S. Wisconsin and its 
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 Illus. Phila., 1857 50—304 
 
 Ritchie, Lcitch. Romance of history : 
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 Rittenhousc, David. See Biography. 
 
 Rives, William C. History of the life 
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 Bost., 1859 41— 2.'-.2 
 
 Road-malcing. 5ce Arts (Useful ; Koads). 
 
 RobadiKoma. Story, W. W. 1866. 2 v. 30— 221 
 
 Roberts, S. R. Catalogues of mollnsca. 
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 Robertson, John P. and William P. 
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 Lond., 1839. 3v 35—214 
 
 Robertsoii, Margaret Murray. See Fic- 
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 Robertson, William. History of the 
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 N. Y., 1839 '. 44—272 
 
 History of the reign of the Emperor 
 
 Charles the fifth. N. Y., 1839 48—293 
 
 History of Scotland during the 
 
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 Robin, M. Non veau voyage dans I'Ain^- 
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 Robinson, A. Life in California; a 
 description of the country and the mis- 
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 observations, &c. ; to which is annexed 
 a historical account of the origin, cus- 
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 Alta-California. Illus. N. Y., 1846.... 34— 210 
 
 Robinson, Frederick William. Sec Fic- 
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 Robinson, Henry Crabb. Diary, remi- 
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 Robinson, Mrs. H. A. Six months in 
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 Robinson, Sara T, L. Kansas, its in- 
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 Robison, John. System of uiechanical 
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 Rob Roy canoe. One thousand miles in the. 
 Macgregor, J. Bost., 1871 
 
 Rob Roy on the Baltic. Illus. Macgregor, 
 
 J- ii-d 36—222 
 
 Rob Roy on the Jordan, Nile, Red sea, 
 and Geuiiesareth. Illus. Macgregor, J. 
 1870 35-214 
 
 Roche, Regina Maria. See Fiction. 
 
 RochefoHcauld. Sec La Rochefou- 
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 Rocks. Sec Geology and mineralogy. 
 
 Rocks ahead. Greg, W. R. 1875 23—140 
 
 Rockwell, Charles. Catskill mountains 
 
 and the regions around; their scenery, 
 
 legends, and history. Illus. N. Y., 1867. 34— 209 
 Rocky mountain saints. Illus. Steu- 
 
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 Rocky Mountains: 
 
 Across the continent; a stage-ride 
 
 over the plains to the IJocky inouutains, 
 
 in the summer of 1865. Bowles, Samuel. 
 
 1869 34—206 
 
 Adventures of Captain Bonneville 
 
 in the Rocky mountains. Irving, W. 
 
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 Sun pictures of Rocky mountain 
 
 scenery. Hayden, F. V. 1870 30—181 
 
KOOKY. 
 
 238 
 
 EOME. 
 
 Rocky Mountains — continued. 
 
 Three thousand miles through the 
 
 Rocky mountains. lUus. McCIure, A. 
 
 K. 1869 35—216 
 
 Rodentia. See Natural history (Mammalia). 
 Koc, liev. Edward Paysoii. Play and 
 
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 See Fiction, for liis novels. 
 
 Ko;;:cr dc Weiidovcr. Flowers of 
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 Rogers, liev. Henry. Superhuman ori- 
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 KoffC'Sj Samuel. Poetical works f with 
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 Kojfers, Thomas J. *New American bio- 
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 Kog'et, Peter Mark. Thesaurus of En- 
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 Bolfe, W. J., ed. Shakespeare's works. 
 
 N. Y., 1879-'81. 20 V 17—107 
 
 See Shakespeare, William (Collected works). 
 
 Uollill, Charles. Ancient history. 
 Loud., 1851 43—263 
 
 Rolt, John. Essay on moral command. 
 
 Lond., 1842 14—82 
 
 Homan law. See Lavr (Roman). 
 
 Roman question. About, E. 1859 14 — 83 
 
 Romance. {Little clas!i\BS,\.l.) 1875... 6 — 35 
 
 Romance of the English stage. Fitzger- 
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 Romance of the harem, lllus. Leonow- 
 
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 Romance of the peerage. Craik, G. L. 
 
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 Romantic biography of the age of Eliza- 
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 ROME. 
 Antiquities. 
 
 Dictionary of Koman antiquities. Smith, W. 
 
 Illua, 1848 25—151 
 
 Roman anti(|uitie8 of Dionysius Halicamassensis. 
 
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 See, algo, Olassical dictionaries. 
 
 Description, &c. 
 
 Days near Rome. Hare, A. J. C. lllus. 1875 38—222 
 
 Marble faun. Hawthorne, N. {In Fiction.) 2 v. 
 
 18C8 5—33 
 
 Old Rome and new Italy. Castelar, E. 1874 36 — 221 
 
 Roba di Roma. Story, W. W. 1866. 2v 36—221 
 
 Reviewed in Blackwood's magazine, v. 93, p. 457. 
 1863. 
 
 Roman question. About, E. F. V. 1859 14— 83 
 
 Rome. Taine, H. A. 1874. 3&— 221 
 
 Rome — continued. 
 
 Topography of Rome and its vicinity. Gell, W. 
 
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 History (General). 
 
 General history of Some, from the foundation of 
 the city to the fall of Augustulus, B. C. 753- 
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 General history of tlie wars of the Romans. 
 
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 History of Rome to B. C. 166. Livius, T. Baker, 
 
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 Same. Lond., 1833. 7v 17—103 
 
 History of Regal and Republican Rome. 
 
 Captains nf tlie old world. Herbert, II. W. 1852. 36—217 
 
 Comic lii.story of Rome. Beckett, G. A. 4. n. d. 48—295 
 
 Conspiracy of Catiline, and tlie Jugurthine war. 
 
 Sallustius, C. C. 1837 17—103 
 
 History of liberty — ancient Romans and early 
 
 Christians. Eliot, S. 1853. 2v 14—85 
 
 History of Rome, to reign of Constantino the great. 
 Compiled from Nicbuhr, Wachsmuth, Heeren, 
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 History of Rome, to the tmd of the second Punic 
 
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 History of Rome, the republic. Mommscn, T. 
 
 Dickson, William F., tr 48—294 
 
 Keviewed by E. A. Freeman, in his Historical essays, v. 
 2, p. 2.14, 1873 (23-142). 
 
 History of the later Koman commonwealth, from 
 the end of the second Punic war to the death of 
 Julius Ca.'8ar and the reign of Augustus ; with 
 a life of Tra.ian. Arnold, T. 1846 48—295 
 
 History of the progress and tomiinatiou of the Ro- 
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 History of the revolution that happened in the Ro- 
 man republic. Vertot d'Aubuf, R. A. 1724. 
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 Roman history, to the ruin of the commonwealth. 
 
 Hooke, N. 1830. 6v 48—294 
 
 History of Roman Empire. 
 
 Commentaries on tlie Gallic and civil wars. Caesar, 
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 to Hirtius, Pansa's colleague, including the 
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 Flavian Cicsars. Freeman, E. A. (Zn At« Histor- 
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 History of the decline and fall of the Roman em- 
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 History of the Romans under the emi)ire [to B. C. 
 
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 Old Koman world. Lord, J. 1873 48—294 
 
 Roman empire of the second century; or, the age 
 of the Antonines. Capes, W. W. (Epochs of 
 ancient history series.) 1879 47—288 
 
 Roman empire ; rellections on the causes of its 
 
 rise and fall. Montesquieu, C. de S. 1775 48—293 
 
 Roman history: the early empire. (Epochs of 
 
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 Same. N. Y., 1879 48—295 
 
 Tacitus, C. C. Works. Murphy, Arthur, tr. 1830. 
 
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 The aimals- The history; Manners of the Germans; Life 
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 239 
 
 RTTNKLE. 
 
 Rome — coutiniied. 
 
 For the convorsion of the Roman empire to Chrisl.ianity, 
 see Church history, p. 20: Latin Christianity, Milraan, 
 H. H. ; also, consult Gibbon's liistory, v. 1, 2. 
 
 Note. — For the later days of the empire and the rise of 
 modern Europe, see, above, the works of Gibbon ; also, 
 in History, under Middle ases, the histories of Halhim 
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 Roman republic of 1849. Dwight, T. 1861 49—29,") 
 
 Rooke, Jolin. Geology a.s a science, 
 applied to the reclamation of land from 
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 Rooi'bacli, Orville A. Bibliotheca 
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 Koscoe, H. E. Chemistry. (Science 
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 Roscoc, William. Life and pontificate 
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 Life of Lorenzo de Medici, called 
 
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 Rose, George. Observations on the his- 
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 the events which occurred in the enter- 
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 Rose, llugli James. New general bio- 
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 Rosenberg:, C. G. Jenny Lind in 
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 Roses, Wars of the. See England. 
 
 Ross, Joel II. What I saw in New York ; 
 or, a bird's-eye view of city life. Illus. 
 Auburn, 1851 50—308 
 
 Ross, John. Narrative of a second voy- 
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 Voyage of discovery for the purpose 
 
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 Rnssetti, Chri.stiua G. Poems. Illus. 
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 CONTENTS. 
 
 Goblin market, &c. ; Devotional pieces; Prince's progress, 
 &e. 
 
 Rossettj, Dante Gabriel. 
 
 See Stoddard's Late English poets (17-104) ; also, for critl. 
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 Rothi-ock, J. T. Flora of Alaska. (In 
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 Rotteck, Charles von. General liis- 
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 until the year 1831 ; translated from the 
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 Roughing it. Clemens, S. L, n. d 2— 12 
 
 Roundabout papers. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 1««9 12-72 
 
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 Rousseau, Jean Jacques. Confessions. 
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 Lond., 1874 21 1-23 
 
 (Euvres completes ; avec des notes 
 
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 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Ccmfessions ; Reveries du promeneur solitaire ; 
 Ecrits en forme de circulaires ; IJiscours ; Poli- 
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 Lettres k M. Buttafuoco. 
 2. Julia, ou, la Nouvelle HAloise ; fimile, ou de l'6du- 
 cation; Smile et Sophie; Lettre i M. de Beau- 
 mont. 
 3.. Lettres; M61anges : Poesies; Botanique ; Musique. 
 4. Dialogues; Coriespondance. 
 For a critical estimate of Rousseau, see Rousseau and the 
 sentimentalists in Lowell's Among my books (23-139). 
 
 Routlcdg-e, Jame.s. Chapters in the 
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 relation to the ficedom of the press and 
 trial by, jury— 1060-1820, with an appli- 
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 Row, Richard. E])iKodes in an obscure 
 life; being experiences in the Tower 
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 Rowell, George P. American newspaper 
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 Royal engineers, Co^ps of. Papers on sub- 
 j(!cts connected with the duties of the 
 corps of royal engineers. Illus. Lond., 
 1844-'49. lOv 19—113 
 
 Royal kalendar, and court and city regis- 
 t(^r for England, Scotland, Ireland, and 
 the colonies. ' Lond., 18.53-'57. 4v 98 167 
 
 Royal naval biography. Marshall, J. 
 
 1823-'30. 12 V 37—227 
 
 Rude stone monuments. Illus. Fergus- 
 .son, J. 1872 30—185 
 
 Rufllni, Giovanni. See Fiction. 
 
 RuflTiier, E. H. Ke])ortou lines of com- 
 munication between southern Colorado 
 and northern New Mexico. Wash., 1876. ,54 — 32« 
 
 Rule, William Harris, D. I). History of 
 the Inqui.sition, from its establishment 
 in the twelfth century to its extinction in 
 thenineteentli. Illus. Lond., 1874. 2v. 14-86 
 
 Ruling ideas in early ages, and their rela- 
 tion to old testament faith. Mozley, J. 
 B. N. Y., 1877 14—87 
 
 Rumford, Benjamin Thompson, count 
 of. See Thompson, Boujamin. 
 
 Runklc, John D. Asteroid supplement 
 to new tables, ([n Sm. Contrib., v. 9.) 
 Wash 53—322 
 
 New tables of planetary motion, 
 
 which depend upon the ratio of the mean 
 distances. (InBtn.Contrib.,y.9.) Wash 53 323 
 
KUSCHENBERGEE. 
 
 240 
 
 RUSSELL. 
 
 Ruschenberger, Williams. W. Ele- 
 monts of natural history ; embracing 
 zoology, botany, and geology. lUus. 
 Phila., 18fi0. 2v 31-192 
 
 Rush, James. Philosophy of the human 
 voice; embracing its psychological his- 
 tory, &c. Phila., 1867 15—93 
 
 Ruskin, John. Eagle's nest: ten lect- 
 ures on the relation of natural science 
 to art, given before the university of 
 Oxford, in lent term, 1872. N. Y., 1875. 15— 89 
 
 Elements of drawing, in three let- 
 ters to beginners. lUus. N.Y.,1864... 15—89 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 First practice ; Sketciiing from nature ; Color and compo- 
 sition ; Things to be studied. 
 
 Fors clavigera: letters to the work- 
 men and labourers of Great Britain. 
 lUus. jSI. Y., 1871. 2v 29—175 
 
 Frondes agrestes: readings in 
 
 "Modern painters," chosen at her pleas- 
 ure by the author's friend, the younger 
 lady of the Thwalte, Coniston. N. Y., 
 1875 15- 
 
 89 
 
 Principles of art; Power .ind oifice of imagination; SJ<y; 
 Streams and sea ; Mountains ; Stones ; Plants and flow- 
 ers ; Kducation ; Moralities. 
 
 ■King of the golden river; or, the 
 
 89 
 
 black brothers. {Bound with Pre-Raph- 
 
 aelitism.) N. Y., 1865 1.1 
 
 Modern ])ainters, by a graduate of 
 
 Oxford. Ulus. N.Y.,1864. 5v 15—89 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Prefaces; General principles: gi-eatness, power, imi- 
 tation, trutb, beauty, relation; Of power; Of truth 
 of tone, color, cbiaroscuro, space ; Of truth of 
 skies; Of tnith of earth and mountains; Of truth of 
 water; Of truth of vegetation; General remarks 
 respecting the truth ot Turner; Modem ait and 
 modem criticism. 
 
 2. Theoretic faculty ; Accuracy and inaccuracy of 
 
 sense; False opinions of beauty ; Typical beauty; 
 Vital beauty ; Three tonus of imagination : asso- 
 ciative, penetrative, contemplative. 
 
 3. Superhuman Ideal; Keeeived opinions touching the 
 
 grand style ; Realization ; Real nature of greatness 
 of style'; False ideal: religious, prof me; True 
 ideal : purist, naturalist, grotesque ; Finish; Use of 
 pictures; Novelty of landscape; Classical, medi- 
 leval, and modem landscape ; Moral of landscape ; 
 Teachers of Turner; Claude's tree-drawing; Ger- 
 man philosophy : Plagiarism. 
 
 4. Of mountain beauty ; Turnerian picturesque ; Turue- 
 
 rian topogriipliv ; Turnerian light; Turnerian mys- 
 tery: essential, wilful; Firmament; Dry land; 
 Materials of mountains; Sculpture of mountains; 
 Resulting forms; Mountain gloom; Mountain 
 glory; Modern grotesque; Rock cleavage ; Logical 
 education. 
 
 5. On leaf beauty; Cloud beauty; Ideas of relation; 
 
 Invention spiritual. 
 
 Mornings in Florence : being simple 
 
 studies of christian art for English trav- 
 ellers. {Bound with Frondes agrestes.) 
 1875 15— 89 
 
 Munera pulveris : six essays on the 
 
 elements of political economy. N. Y., 
 
 1872 ,. 29^175 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Definitions ; Store-keeping ; Coin-keeping ; Commerce ; 
 ^Government; Mastership. 
 
 Kuskin, John — continued. 
 
 Notes on the construction of sheep- 
 folds [». e. of churches]. ( Bound with Pre-_ 
 Raphaelitism.) N. Y., 18(5 15—89 
 
 Political economy of art. N. Y., 
 
 1860. ( Bound with Prc-Raphaelitism, 
 
 1865) 15— 89 
 
 Pre Raphaelitism. N. Y., 1865.... 15— 89 
 
 Seven lamps of architecture. {Bound 
 
 toiM Two paths.) N.Y.,1865 15—89 
 
 Note. — The seven Limps are the lamps of sacrifice, truth, 
 power, beauty, life, memory, obedience. 
 
 Stones of Venice. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1864. 3v 15—89 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. The foundations. 
 
 2. The sea-stories. 
 
 3. The fall. 
 
 Same. Loud., 1851. 3 v 15— 89 
 
 Same. The foundations. Illus. 
 
 N. Y., 1851. Iv 15—89 
 
 Two paths : lectures on art and its 
 
 application to decoration and manufac- 
 ture, and the Seven liimps of architec- 
 ture. Illus. N.Y.,1865 15—89 
 
 "Unto this last"; four essays upon 
 
 the first principles of political economy. 
 
 N. Y.,1866 29—177 
 
 For estimate of Ruskin, see Lessons from my masters. 
 Bayne, P. (23-141). 
 
 Russell, Addison P. Library notes. 
 N. Y., 1875 23—139 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Insutficiency ; Extremes; Bisguises; Standards; Re- 
 wards ; Limits ; Incongruity ; Mutations ; Paradoxea ; 
 Contrasts; Types; Conduct; Religion. 
 
 Russell, II. C. Climate of Now South 
 Wales: descriptive, histcnical, aud tab- 
 ular. Sydney, Aust., 1877 52—314 
 
 Russell, John, Lord. Life of William, 
 //ord Russell; with some account of the 
 times in which he lived. Loud., 1820. 
 2v 41—248 
 
 Recollections and suggestions : 1813- 
 
 1873. Bost.,1875-... 46— JH3 
 
 Russell, Michael. History and condi- 
 tion of the Barbary states. lUns. Edin., 
 1835 44—267 
 
 Russell, William. History of modern 
 Europe, with a view of the progress of 
 society, from the rise of the modem 
 kingdoms to the peace of Paris, in 1763. 
 N. Y., 1853. 3 V 46—282 
 
 Russell, William. See Biography. 
 
 Russell, William Howard. My diary 
 in India, in the year 1858-'9. Illus. 
 Loud., 1860. 2v 35—211 
 
 My diary, north and south. Bost., 
 
 1863 34-209 
 
ETTSSIA. 
 
 241 
 
 SAi^TA PE. 
 
 RUSSIA. 
 
 History. 
 
 Hiitorr of Russia. Bull, E. n. d. 3 v 48—293 
 
 History of Eassia. Toolie, W. 1800. iv 48—293 
 
 History of the Eussian empire nnder Peter tiie 
 
 great. Voltaire, F. M. A. 1777 48—293 
 
 Bassla. Wallace, D. M. 1877 36—222 
 
 See Blacicwood's magazine, v. 74, 1853 (Eussia and Tur- 
 key) ; V. 78, 1855 (Imperial policy of Russia). 
 See, also, London quarterly review, v. 41, 1854 (The empire 
 of Russia) . 
 
 Travels, &c. 
 
 35—211 
 
 53—331 
 48—293 
 
 36—221 
 
 Alhambra and the Kremlin. Prime, E.D.G. 1873. 
 
 Brief remarks on the character and composition 
 of the Russian army. Wilson, Sir R. Lend., 
 1810 
 
 Russia as it is. Gurowski, A. 1854 
 
 Russian shores of the Black sea. Illus. Oliphant, 
 L. 1854 
 
 Travels and researches of Alexander von Hum- 
 boldt in America and Russia. (Edinburgh cabi- 
 net library, V. 10) 29—180 
 
 Travels in Greece and Eussia, with an excursion 
 
 toCrete. Taylor, Bayard. 1870 35—212 
 
 See, alio, Khiva; Turkestan; Turkey; aUo, Kinglake'a 
 Invasion of the Crimea. (43-278.) 
 
 Ruttenber, E. M. History of the In- 
 dian tribes of Hudson's river. Albany, 
 1872 
 
 Sacred ajid legendary art. Jameson, Mrs. 
 A.M. 1866. 2v 
 
 Sacred poems and private ejaculations. 
 Vaughan, Hemy. 1854 
 
 Sadler, L. R. {Jacob Zarwood), and 
 Hotten, J. C. History of signboards. 
 Illus. Lend., 1666 
 
 Saffell, W. T. R. Records of the revo- 
 1 utionary war. Phila. , 1860 
 
 SafTord, James M. Geology of Tennes- 
 see. Kashville, 18()9 
 
 Saflord, T. H. Catalogue of mean dec- 
 linations of 2,018 stars for January 1, 
 1875. Prepared under the direction of 
 George M. Wheeler. Wash., 1879 
 
 Sailing on the Nile. Laporte, L. 1872.. 
 
 Saint Andrews as it was and as it is. 
 Illus. Griersou, J. 1838 
 
 "Saintine, X. li.," paeud. See Bomlaoe, 
 Joseph Xavier. 
 
 Saint John, Henry {viscount Boling- 
 broke). Works ; with life. Phila., 1841. 
 4 V 
 
 46—286 
 15— 90 
 17—105 
 
 22—130 
 42—254 
 19—116 
 
 54—327 
 33—201 
 
 14— 86 
 
 21—128 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Answer to the Ijondon journal, 1728; Answer to the 
 defence of the enquiry into the conduct of Great 
 Britain ; Final answer to remarks on the Crafts- 
 man's vindication; First vision of Camilick ; Good 
 and ba<l ministers; Letter to Sir William Wind- 
 ham ; Life of the author ; Luxury ; Occasional 
 writer; Policy of the Athenians; Power of the 
 prince and freedom of the people ; Reflections upon 
 exile; Remarks on a pamphlet entitled "Observa- 
 tions on the conduct of Great Britain " ; Remarks 
 on the history of Eujjland. 
 
 2. Dissertation upon parties ; Letters on the study and 
 
 use of history. 
 
 3. Essay (I) conceming the nature, extent, and reality 
 
 of human knowledge ; Essay (2) on the rise and 
 progress of the boasted science of philosophers; 
 Bssay (3) concerning the rise and progress of nwno- 
 
 31 
 
 Saint John, Henry — continued. 
 
 theism ; Essay (4) concerning authority in matters 
 of religion; Letter occasioned by oue of Arch- 
 bishop Tillotson's sermons; Letters or essays ad- 
 dressed to Alexander Pope. 
 4. Essay (4) conceniing authority in matters of religion 
 (continued) ; Fragments or minutes of essays ; In- 
 dex. 
 
 Saint John, James Augustus. History 
 of the manners and customs of ancient 
 Greece. Lond., n. d. 3v.ini 47 — 288 
 
 Saint Mars, N. Cisteme de Courtiras, 
 vicomtesae de {countess Dash). See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 Saint Liambert, Charles Francois, 
 uhb^. SeePetits PoetesFranfais, V. 1.. 17 — 103 
 
 St. LaTvrence and Franklin counties, 
 N. y., History of. Ulus. Hough, F. B. 
 1853 50—306 
 
 Saint Pierre, Jacques Henri Bemar- 
 dinde. Paul and Virginia. Illus. N. Y., 
 1873 9— 54 
 
 Studies of nature. Hunter, H., tr. 
 
 Phila., n. d 31—193 
 
 Saint Simon, Louis de Rouvroy, duke 
 of. Memoirs on the reign of Louis XIV, 
 and the regency. St. John, Bayle, tr. 
 
 Lond., 1876. 3v 41—248 
 
 For life of Saint Simon, tee Biography. 
 
 Salad for the social. Saunders, F. Loud., 
 1856 23—139 
 
 Salem witchcraft. See Witchcraft. 
 
 Sallustins, Cains Crispus. History of 
 the conspiracy of Catiline and the Ju- 
 gurthinewar. Rose, W.,tr. (Boundwith 
 Ciesar's commentaries.) Phila., 1837. .. 17 — 103 
 
 Salverte, Anne Joseph Eusfebe Baoou- 
 nifere. History of the names of men, 
 nations, and places, iu their connection 
 with the progress of civilization. Mor- 
 dacque, L. H., tr. Lond., 1864. 2 v... 15— 90 
 
 Occult sciences : the philosophy of 
 
 magic, prodigies, and apparent mira- 
 cles; with notes by Thomson, A. T. 
 N.Y.,n.d. 2v 30—183 
 
 "Sand, George," pseud. «See Dudevant, 
 Mme. A. L. A. D. in Fiction. 
 
 For a critical notice of herself, aee James' French poets 
 and novelists, p. 190. (23—139.) 
 San Marco. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. W. {In her Makers of 
 Florence, p. 183. 1876.) (37—228.) 
 
 Sans Souci Series : 
 
 Anecdote biography of Percy 
 
 Bysshe Shelley. Stoddard, R. H., ed. 
 
 N. y., 1877 41—247 
 
 Life, letters, and table-talk of Ben- 
 jamin Robert Haydon. Illus. Stoddard, 
 R. H., ed. N. y., 1876 40—244 
 
 Men and manners in America one 
 
 hundred years ago. Illus. Scudder, H. 
 
 E., ed. N. y., 1876 37—228 
 
 Santa F6 expedition. Narrative of the. 
 Illus. Kendall, G. W. 1850. 2v 35—216 
 
SAPPHO. 
 
 242 
 
 SCHOOLOEAPT. 
 
 Sappho. Poems. Fawkes, F., tr. 
 
 (Bound with Hesiod.) Lond., 1H32 17— 97 
 
 Tor sketch of her life, see Higginson'i.T. W., Atlantic es- 
 says, pp. 299-32.'), 1871. (23—141.) 
 See,'al»o, Literature (Greek). 
 
 Santo Domingo : 
 
 Dominicau republic : report of the 
 
 commission of in(|uiry to Santo Domingo. 
 
 1871 35—215 
 
 History and present condition of 
 
 , Santo Domingo. Brown, J. 1837. 2 v. 48—297 
 
 Santo Domingo, past and present ; 
 
 with a glance at Hayti. Hazard, S. 
 
 1873 - 35—215 
 
 Saracens : 
 
 History and conquests of the Sara- 
 cens. Freeman, E. A. 1876 42—256 
 
 History of the Saracens. Ockley, 
 
 S. 1847 42—256 
 
 See, also. Biography (Mohammed); Biblical and religions 
 literature (MohammedaniBni). 
 
 Sargent, Epes. Planchette ; the despair 
 of science : a full account of modern 
 spiritualism, its phenomena, and the 
 various theories regarding it ; with a 
 survey of French spiritism. Bost.,1869. 30 — 183 
 See, alto, Fiction. 
 
 Sartor Resartus. Carlyle, Thomas. 1831 . 23—141 
 
 Saunders, Frederick. Salad for the 
 social. N. Y. and Loud., 1856 23—139 
 
 Saunders, John. See Fiction. 
 
 Saunders, Katherine. See Fiction. 
 
 Sanssure, Henri de. Synopsis of 
 American wasps : solitary wasps. (In 
 Sm. Misc. Coll., V. 14. 1878) .53—323 
 
 Sauzay, A. Wonders of glass-making 
 in all ages. (Illustrated library of won- 
 ders.) N. Y., 1872 32—196 
 
 Savages. .S'ee Indians ; Man (Prehistoric). 
 
 Savonarola, CJirolamo. (See Makers of Florence. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. W. 1876) 37—228 
 
 Saxe, John Godfrey. Leisure-day 
 rhymes. Host., 1875 17—107 
 
 Poems. Bost.,1869 17—107 
 
 "Saxe Holm," pseud. See. Fiction. 
 
 Saxon studies. Hawthorne, J. 1876 ... 36— 222 
 
 Saxony : 
 
 German life and manners in Saxony. 
 
 Mayhew, H. 1865 36—222 
 
 Memoirs of the court of Dresden, 
 
 1777-1779. Wraxall, N. W. 1800 36—219 
 
 Scandinavia : 
 
 History of Scandinavia. Sinding, 
 
 P.O. 1859 48—292 
 
 Northern travel. Taylor, J. B. 
 
 1869 36—222 
 
 Scandinavia, ancient and modem : 
 
 an account of the mythology, govern- 
 ment, laws, manners, and institutions 
 of the early inhabitants, and of the 
 present state of society, religion, lit- 
 erature, arts, and commerce. Crichton, 
 
 Scandinavia — continued. 
 A., and Wheaton, H. (Edinburgh cabi- 
 net library, v. 23, 24. 1838) 29—180 
 
 See, also, Denmark; Norway; Sweden. 
 
 Scenery. See Fine arts (Pictures ; Illustrated works). 
 
 Scenes in the south. Creecy, J. R. 1860. 34 — 208 
 
 Schellen, Thomas Joseph Heinrich. 
 Spectrum analysis in its application to 
 terrestrial substances, and the physical 
 constitution of the heavenly bodies. 
 Lassell, Jane and Caroline, trs. Hug- 
 gins, W., <>(J. Illus. N. Y., 1812 32—195 
 
 Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich 
 von. Works. Bohn, H. G.. tr. 1867- 
 '71. 4 V 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 T. 1. Thirty years' war ; Revolt of the Nether- 
 lands to the confederacy of the Gueul . . 48 — 296 
 
 2. Eevolt of the Netherlands (continued)— 
 
 trials of Egmont and Horn ; Wallenstein 
 
 and Wilhehn Tell 17—107 
 
 3. Historical dramas: Don Carlos, Mary 
 
 Stuart, Maid of Orleans, Bride of Mes- 
 sina... 17-107 
 
 4. Dramas and romances : Bobbers, Fiesco, 
 
 Love and intrigue, Demetrius, The ghost- 
 seer, Sport of destiny 17—107 
 
 Same. 2 v. 1847-71 48—296 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Thirty years' war ; Revolt of the Netherlands to the 
 confederacy of Gueux. 
 2. Revolt of the Netherlands (continued)— tnals of 
 counts Egmont and Horn; Historical dramas: 
 Wallenstein and Wilhelm Tell. 
 
 Works. Hempel, C. J., ed. Phila., 
 
 1861 22-132 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Revolt of the Netherlands. Prosaic writings. 
 
 For lives of Schiller, «e« Biography. 
 
 See, also, Boyesen's Ooethe and Schiller. (40—246.) 
 
 Schlegel, Carl Wilhehn Friedrich von. 
 
 . Lectures on modern history; with es- 
 says on the beginning of history, and on 
 Cajsar and Alexander. Purcell, L., and 
 Whitelock, R. H., trs. Lond., 1849 .... 43—268 
 
 Schliemann, H. Mycena; : a narrative 
 of researches and discoveries at Mycenai 
 and Tiryns. Preface by Gladstone, W. 
 E. Maps and illus. N. Y., 1878 15— 88 
 
 Troy and its remains : narrative of 
 
 researches and discoveries made on the 
 site of Ilium and in the Trojan plain. 
 Illus. Smith, Philip, ed. Lond., 1875. 15— 89 
 
 Schlosser, Friedrich Christoph. His- 
 tory of the eighteenth century, to 1796; 
 with particular reference to mental cul- 
 tivation and progress. Davison, D., tr. 
 Lond., 184:J-'45. 6v 43—262 
 
 School and the army in Germany and 
 France. Hazen, W. B. 1872 14— 82 
 
 Schoolcraft, Henry Rowe. 'Histor- 
 ical and statistical information respect- 
 ing the Indian tribes of the United 
 States ; prepared under the direction of 
 the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Illus. 
 Phila., 1851-'57. 6v :.-. 53—319 
 
 Indian in his wigwam ; or, charac- 
 teristics of the red race of America. 
 N. Y.,1848 34-207 
 
SCHOOLCEAPT. 
 
 243 
 
 SCOTLAND. 
 
 Schoolcraft, Henry Rowe — continned. 
 
 Narrative journal of travels from 
 
 Detroit, tlirongh the great chain of 
 American lakes, to the sources of the 
 Mississippi river. Illus. Albany, 1821. 34—206 
 Notes on the Iron[uoi8. Albany, 
 
 1847 47—286 
 
 Personal memoirs of a residence of 
 
 thirty years with the Indian tribes on 
 the American frontiers. Phila., 1851. .. 34—207 
 Scenes and adventures in the semi- 
 
 alpine region of the Ozark mountains of 
 Missouri and Arkansas, which were first 
 traversed by De Soto, in 1541. Illus. 
 Phila., 1853 34—206 
 
 Schoolcraft, Mary Howard. See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 School days at Rugby, by an old boy. 
 
 Illus. Hughes, T. 1869 5—30 
 
 School-houses. Illus. Johoiinot, J. 
 
 1871 14— 82 
 
 Schools and schoolmasters ( My). Miller, 
 
 H. 1869 ". 41—251 
 
 Schott, Arthur. Cara gigantesca of 
 Yzamal (Yucatan). (In Sm. Kept., liHid). 54—324 
 
 Remarks on an ancient relic of 
 
 Maya sculpture. (Tn Sm. Rept., 1871) . . 54—324 
 
 Schott, Charles A. Tables, distribution, 
 and variations of the atmospheric tem- 
 perature in the United States, and some 
 adjacent parts of America. {In Sm. 
 Contrib.,Y. 21) 53—323 
 
 Tables and results of the precipita- 
 tion in rain and snow, in the United 
 States, and at some stations in adjacent 
 parts of North America, and in Central 
 and South America. (In Sm. Contrib., 
 V. 18.) Wash., 1872 53—322 
 
 Schrainke, T. Description of the New 
 York Croton aqueduct, in English, Ger- 
 man, and French. Illus. N. Y. and Ber- 
 lin, 1846 53—321 
 
 Schroedcr, Seaton. See Oorriuge, 
 H. H. 
 
 Schubert, £. Tables of Eunomia: com- 
 puted for the American ephemeris and 
 nautical almanac. Wash., 1866 55—331 
 
 Tables of Harmonia : computed for 
 
 the American ephemeris and nautical 
 almanac. Wash., 1869 56—331 
 
 Tables of Melpomene : computed 
 
 for the American ephemeris and nautical 
 almanac. Wash., 1860 5.5 — 331 
 
 Tables of Parthenope : computed for 
 
 the American Ephemeris and Nautical 
 almanac. Wash., 1871 55—331 
 
 Schuckers, J. W. Life and public ser- 
 vices of Salmon Portland Chase; with 
 eulogy, by William M. Evarts. N. Y., 
 
 1874. 
 
 39—239 
 
 Schultes, Henry. Essay on aquatic 
 rights. Loud., 1811 29—178 
 
 Schurz, Carl. Speeches: collected and 
 revised by the author. Phila., 1865 22 — 132 
 
 Schuyler, Eugene. Turkistan: notes 
 of a journey in Russian Turkistan, Kho- 
 kand, Bukhara, and Kuldja. Illus. 
 N. Y., 1876. 2v 3.5—211 
 
 Schw^artz, Marie Sophie. See Fiction. 
 
 Schweinfurth, Georg A. The heart 
 of Africa ; with an introduction by Win- 
 wood Eeade. Frewer, Ellen E., tr. 
 Illus. N.Y.,1874. 2v 33—203 
 
 Science byways. Proctor, R. A. 1875.. 3!^196 
 
 Science primers. Huxley, T. H., Roscoe, 
 H. E., and Stewart, Balfour, eds. N. Y., 
 1879. 
 
 CONTENTB. 
 
 Astronomy. Lockyer J. Norman 33—196 
 
 Botany. Hooker, J. D 32 195 
 
 Chemistry. Eoscoo, H. E 32 195 
 
 Geology. Geikie, Archibald 32—196 
 
 Logic. Jevons, W. Stanley 30 184 
 
 Physical geography. Geikie, Archibald 31—189 
 
 Physics. Stewart, Balfour 32—196 
 
 Physiology. Poster, M 30—183 
 
 Piiiiioforte playing. Taylor, Franklin 1,'' 90 
 
 Political economy. Jevons, W. Stanley 29—176 
 
 JVote.— Science and religion: see Biblical and religious lit- 
 erature. Science and art : «ce Arts (Useful). Science of 
 wealth; see Political economy. Physical science: see 
 Physics. 
 
 Scientific American: illustrated journal 
 of art, science, and mechanics, v. 35. 
 N. Y., 1876 B 
 
 Scintillations from the prose works of 
 Heinrich Heine. 1873 23 140 
 
 SCOTLAND. 
 
 History — Genera] and Miscellaneous. 
 
 Bonnie Scotland ; tales of her history, heroes, and 
 poets. Lippincott, S. J. (Otrace Oreenwood). 
 1856 48-292 
 
 Oarioni storied traditions of Scottish life. Leigh- 
 ton, A. 1860 6—36 
 
 History of civilization in England. Buckle, H. T. 
 
 V.2. 1864 43—264 
 
 Note. — Contains an account of the condition of Scotland 
 from the end of the fourteenth century to the eighteenth 
 century ; also an analysis of the Scotch intellect. 
 
 History of Scotland during the reigns of Queen 
 Mary and James VI . With a review of Scottish 
 history previous to the death of James V. Rob- 
 ertson, W. 1836 48 292 
 
 History of Scotland, to 1569. Buchanan, G. Aber- 
 deen, 1771. 2v 48—292 
 
 History of the rebellion in Scotland, 1638-1660. 
 
 Chambers,K. 1828, '29. 4v 48—292 
 
 Lives of the Queens of Scotland. Strickland, A. 
 
 1853-59. 8v 37—225 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Margaret Tudor, Queen of James IV, b. 1489, d. 
 
 1541 ; Magdalene, Queen of James V, b. 1520, d. 
 
 1537. 
 1-2. Mary of Lorraine, second Queen of James V 6. 1515, 
 
 d. 1561; Margaret Douglas, countess of Lennox. 
 
 b. 1515, d. 1577. 
 3-7. Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, b. 1542, d. 1587. 
 
 Prehistoric annals of Scotland. Illus. Wilson, D. 
 
 1863. 2v , , 48—292 
 
SCOTLAND. 
 
 244 
 
 SENECA. 
 
 Scotland — continued. 
 
 Tales of a grandfather; history of Scotland. Scott, 
 
 Walter. 1861. 3v 48—292 
 
 See, also, in Biography, lives of James I ; Knox, John ; 
 
 Mary, Queen of Soots. AUo, in Biblical and religious 
 
 literature. Church of Scotland. 
 yote. — On Scottish character, see essays in Blackwood, v. 
 
 87, I860; V. 90, 1801. See, also, in Fiction, certain novels 
 
 by Sir Walter Scott, Mrs. Craik, George Macdonald, and 
 
 others. 
 
 Travels and Description. 
 
 Cruise of the Betsey ; with rambles of a geologist. 
 
 Miller, Hugh. 1867 36—220 
 
 Apainter's camp in England, Scotland, and France. 
 
 Hamevton, P. G. 1873 35—213 
 
 Scottish Highlands and Clans. 
 
 History of the Highlands and of the Highland clans. 
 
 Browne, J. 1838. 4t 48—292 
 
 Scottish Gael ; or, Celtic manners, as preserved 
 
 among the Highlanders. Logan, J. 1831. 2 v. 48—292 
 
 Thoughts on the origin and descent of the Gael ; 
 with an account of the Picts, Caledonians, and 
 Scots ; and observations relative to the authen- 
 ticity of the poems of Ossian. Grant, J. 1814. 48 — 292 
 For other topics relating to Scotland, see Language (Scot- 
 tish) ; England (various headings) ; Philosophy (Scot- 
 tish). 
 
 Scotland. ( Poems of places series.) Long- 
 fellow, H. W. 1876. 3v 16—96 
 
 Scott) Geiiio C. Fishing in Americau 
 waters. Illus. N. Y., 1873 31—189 
 
 Scott, Michael. See Fiction. 
 
 Scott, Sir Walter. Lady of the lake: 
 poem. N. Y., 1873 17—107 
 
 Lay of the last minstrel. N. Y., 
 
 1871 17—107 
 
 Lord of the isles. N. Y., 1871 17—107 
 
 Marmion. N. Y., 1871 17—107 
 
 Poetical works. With all of his 
 
 introductions and notes; also various 
 readings and the editor's notes. Illus. 
 N. Y., n. d 17—107 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Ballads translated or imitated from the German; Bridal 
 of Triermain ; Contributions to the Border minstrelsy. 
 
 Dramatic pieces; Halidon hill; Macduft''s cross; Doom 
 of Devergoil ; Auchindrane, or the Ayrshire tragedy ; 
 House of Aspen. 
 
 Field of Waterloo ; Harold the dauntless ; Lady of the 
 lake ; Lay of the last minstrel ; Lord of the isles ; Lyri- 
 cal and miscellaneous pieces ; Lyrical pieces, mottoes, 
 &c., from the Waverley novels; Marmion; Rokeby; 
 Vision of Don Roderick. 
 
 Rokeby. N.Y.,1871 17—107 
 
 Tales of a grandfather: history of 
 
 Scotland, with notes. Illus. Bost., 1861. 
 
 3v 48—292 
 
 For lives and critical notices of Sir Walter Scott, see Biog- 
 raphy. See Fiction, for bis novels. 
 
 Scott, Winfield. Memoirs. N. Y., 1864. 
 2v 41—248 
 
 Scottish gael. Illus. Logan, J. 1831. 
 2v 48—292 
 
 Scudder, Horace Elisha. See Fiction. 
 
 Scudder, Samuel H. Catalogue of the 
 
 Orthoptera of North America. ( J» Sm. 
 
 Misc. Coll., Y. 8) , 53—323 
 
 Scudder, Samuel H. — continued. 
 
 Notes on the Orthoptera collected 
 
 by Dr. F. V. Hayden in Nebraska. Illus. 
 (Final report of the United States Geolog- 
 ical and GeograpMcal Survey of Nebraska 
 and portions of the adjacent territories, ^ 
 
 parts.) Wash., 1871 ,54—325 
 
 Sculpture. See Fine Arts (Art in various countries). 
 
 Sea, The. See Ocean. 
 
 Seaman, Ezra C. Essays ou the prog- 
 ress of nations in civilization, productive 
 industry, wealth, and population. N. Y. , 
 1852 29—179 
 
 Search for winter sunbeams. Illus. Cox, 
 S.S. 1870 36—221 
 
 Sears, C. Walker. Researches relative 
 to the planet Neptune. {In Sm. Contrib., 
 V.2) 53—322 
 
 Secclli, A. Researches on electrical rhe- 
 omotry. (In Sm. Contril)., v. 3) 53—322 
 
 Second visit to the United States of North 
 America. Lyell, 0. 1850. 2v 34—207 
 
 Secrets of the sanctum. Hill, A. F. 1875. 22—129 
 
 Sedg:wick, Catherine Maria. See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 Sedgwick, Theodore, jr. Memoir of 
 the life of William Livingston ; with ex- 
 tracts from his correspondence, and no- 
 tices of various members of his family. 
 N. Y., 1833 40—241 
 
 Seebohm, Frederic. Era of the Prot- 
 estant revolution. With maps. {Epochs 
 of history series. ) Bost., 1874 46—284 
 
 Same. N. Y., 1878 46—284 
 
 Seeley, John Robert. Ecce homo: a 
 survey of the life and work of Jesus 
 Christ. [_anon. ] Bost., 1870 14— 85 
 
 Life and times of Stein; or Ger- 
 many and Prussia in the Napoleonic age. 
 Bost., 1879. 2v 47—289 
 
 Seeniuller, Anne Moncure Crane. See 
 Fiction. 
 
 Seg:rais, Jean Regnanlt de. See Petits 
 PoiJtes Fraufais, v. 1 17 — 103 
 
 Self-culture. Getting on in the world. 
 Mathews, W. 1876 23—140 
 
 On self-culture. Blackie,J.S. 1874. 23—141 
 
 See, also, Character; Culture ; Education; Life (Conduct 
 of). 
 
 Self-help. Smiles, S. 1869 23—141 
 
 Selfridge, Thomas Oliver. Reports of 
 explorations and surveys to ascertain the 
 practicability of a ship-canal between 
 the Atlantic and Pacific oceans by the 
 way of the isthmus of Darien. Maps 
 and illus. Wash., 1874 55—332 
 
 Seneca nation of Indians, Proceedings of 
 a joint committee of Friends for promot- 
 ing the civilization of the. Bait., 1847. 47—286 
 
 Same. Further proceedings. Bait., 
 
 1850 47—286 
 
S:fiNECE. 
 
 245 
 
 SHAKESPEARE. 
 
 Sfinecd, Antoiue-Baiideroii do. See Pe- 
 tits Poetea Frangais, v. 1 17 — 103 
 
 S^negambie et Guin<^e, Tarilieii, A. ; Nu- 
 bie, ClK^rubini, S. ; et Abyssinie, Des- 
 verges, N. ( t' f 'ntKOj-g. ) Paris, 1847 ... 43— 260 
 
 Sentimental journey. Sterne, Laurence. 
 
 (7ft /lis Works, 1869) 11— 62 
 
 Sermons. See Biblical and religions literature. 
 
 Sermons and addresses delivered during 
 a visit to tlio United States and Canada 
 in 1878. Stanley, Arthur Pcnrhyn. 1879. 14—86 
 
 Sermons out of churcli. Craik, Mrs. 1). 
 
 M.M. 1875 23—139 
 
 Sermons preached before the university 
 
 of Oxford. Mozley, J. B. 1876 14— 86 
 
 Serpents. See Natural history (Reptiles). 
 
 Servants of the stomach. Mac^, J. 186-i. 30—183 
 
 Seven curses of London. Greenwood, J. 
 Host., 1869 35—211 
 
 Seven golden candlesticks. Illns. Tris- 
 tram, H. B. n.d 14—83 
 
 Seven lamps of architecture. Kuskin, J. 
 
 (Bound tvith Two putlis.) 1865 15—92 
 
 Seven months' run. Brooks, J. 1874... 36 — 220 
 
 Sevi^i^iie, Marie de Kabutiu Chautal, 
 marquise de. Letters to her daughter 
 and friends. Hale, ^rs., erf. Bost., 1874. 41—248 
 
 Seville, William Penu. ' Table of United 
 States bounties and premiums for the en- 
 listment of volunteers during the war 
 of the rebellion. Wash., 1865 54—318 
 
 Seward, William. Anecdotes of dis- 
 tinguished persons, chiefly of the pres- 
 ent and two preceding centuries. Illns. 
 Lond., 1798. 4v 37—227 
 
 Seward, William Henry. Autobiogra- 
 phy, 1801-1834. With memoir and se- 
 lections from his letters, 1831-1846, by 
 F.W.Seward. Illus. N.Y.,1877 41—247 
 
 Travels around the world. Illus. 
 
 Seward, Olive Eisley, ed. N. Y., 1873.. 34—208 
 
 Works. Baker, George E., ed. 
 
 N. Y., 1853. 3 V 22—132 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 v. 1. Biographical memoir. 
 
 Speeches in senate of New York. 
 Speeches in Senate of the United States. 
 Debates in the Senate of the United States, 
 Forensic arguments. 
 
 2. Notes on New York. 
 State papers. 
 
 Official correspondence. 
 Panlon papers. 
 
 3. Orations and discourses. 
 Occasional speeches and addresses. 
 Executive speeches. 
 
 Political writings. 
 
 General correspondence. 
 
 Letters from Europe. 
 
 Speeches in the Senate of the United States. 
 
 Sex and education. See Wonjan. 
 
 Sex in education; or, a fair chance for 
 girls. Clarke, E.H. 1874 14—82 
 
 Sej^iuonr, Eobert. Humorous sketches, 
 comprising eighty-six caricature etch- 
 ings, illustrated in prose and verse, by 
 Alfred Cro wquill. Lond. , 1872 22—131 
 
 Shairp, John Campbell. Culture and 
 religion in some of their relations. 
 N. Y., 1873 23—141 
 
 Poetic interpretation of nature. 
 
 N. Y., 1877 ." 23—140 
 
 Eobert Burns. (English men of let- 
 ters series.) N. Y., 1879 37—228 
 
 SHAKESPEARI! (William). 
 Biographical Sketches. 
 
 Life of Shakspeare. De Quincey, T. (In hig Bio- 
 
 graphical essays. 1860) 21—128 
 
 Memoirs of the life of William Shakespeare, with 
 an essay toward the expression of his genius, 
 and an account of the rise and progress of the 
 English drama. White, K.G. 1865 41—247 
 
 Notes on Shakspeare. Coleridge, S. T. {In hii 
 
 Works, V. 4. 1856) 21—127 
 
 Shakspeare; or, the poet. Emerson, R. W. {In 
 his Representative men. 1881) 37 — 228 
 
 The hero as poet. Dante; Shakspeare. Carlyle, 
 
 T. (In hi» On heroes and hero-worship. 1840) . 23 — 141 
 
 Collected Works. 
 
 Works, containing his plays and poems, to which 
 
 is added a glossary. Lond., 1797. 8v 17 — 107 
 
 CONTKNTS. 
 
 V. 1. The tempest; The two gentlemen of Verona; The 
 merry wives of Windsor; Twelfth night, or what 
 you will ; Measure for measure ; Much ado about 
 nothing; Midsummer night's dream. 
 
 2. Love's labor lost ; The merchant of Venice; Aa you 
 
 like it; All's well that ends well; The taming of 
 the shrew ; Winter's tale ; Ccmiedy of errors. 
 
 3. Macbeth; King John; King Ric^hard the second; 
 
 King Henry the fourth ; King Henry the fifth. 
 
 4. King Henry the sixth ; King Richard the third; King 
 
 Henry the eighth; Troilus and Cressida. 
 
 5. Timon of Athens; Coriolanus; JuliusCiesar; Antony 
 
 and Cleopatra ; Cymbeline ; Titus Andronicus. 
 
 6. Pericles; King Lear; Romeo and Juliet; Hamlet; 
 
 Othello. 
 Works. Rolfe, W. J., ed. With notes and engrav- 
 ings. N. X., 1876-'81. 21 T 17—107 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 All's well that ends well; As yon like it; Coriolanus; 
 Hamlet; Henry the fourth, 2 v. ; Henry the fifth; Henry 
 the eighth; Julius Cfesar; King John: Macbeth; Mer- 
 chant of Venice ; Midsummer night's dream ; Much ado 
 about nothing ; Othello : Richard the second ; Romeo 
 and Juliet; i'aming of the shrew; Tempest (The); 
 Twelfth night ; Winter's tale. 
 * Works. Edited by Staunton, Howard ; illustra- 
 tions by Gilbert, Sir John. Lond. and N. Y., 
 n.d. 3v D— 
 
 Concordance. 
 
 Ooncordance to Shakespeare. Clarke, M.C., 1853. 17 — 104 
 
 Critical and Miscellaneous Studies. 
 Boar's head tavern. Stratford-on-Avon. Irving, 
 
 W. (JnAis Sketch-book. 1871) 5—29 
 
 Critical analysis of Shakespeare's Venus and 
 
 Adonis, and Rape of Lucrece. Coleridge, S. T. 
 
 ( J)i Aw Works, V. 3. 1856) 21—127 
 
 On the tragedies of Shakespeare, with reference to 
 
 their fitness for stage representntion. Lamb, C. 
 
 (In Ais Works, V. 2. 1856) 21—125 
 
 Shakespeare. Dowden, E. 1878. {lAierature 
 
 primers) 15 — 92 
 
 Shakespeare. Taine, H. A. {In his History of 
 
 English literature, v. 1, 1871; p. 296-351) 15— 92 
 
 Shakespeare. Whipple, E. P. {In his Literature 
 
 of the age of Elizabeth. 1869) 15—92 
 
 Shakespeare as actor and critic. Lewes, G. H. 
 
 (In his On actors, and the art of acting. 1875) . . 23 — 138 
 Shakespeare once more. Lowell, J. R. (In his 
 
 .Among my books. 1870) 23—139 
 
SHAKESPEAEE. 
 
 246 
 
 8H0EE. 
 
 Shakespeare CWilliam) — continued. 
 
 Miscellaneous Works relative to the Writings 
 of Shakespeare. 
 
 Beauties of Shakespeare. Dodd, William. 1878.. 17—106 
 
 Characteristics of (Shakespeare's) women. Jame- 
 son, Jlfr-g. A. M. 1866 23—138 
 
 Grirlhood of Shakespeare's heroines. Clarke, Mrg. 
 
 M. C. 2v. 1880 2—12 
 
 Shakespeare's library: a collection of the plays, 
 romances, novels, poems, and histories employed 
 by Shakespeare in the composition of his works. 
 Hazlitt, W. C. 1875. 6v 17—107 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 All's well that ends well. v. 3, part 1. 
 Antony and Cleopatra, v. 3, part 1. 
 As yoii like it. v. 2, part 1. 
 Comedy of errors, v. 1, part 2. 
 Coriola'nns. v. 3, part 1. 
 Cymbeline. v. 2, part 1. 
 Hamlet, v. 2, part 1. 
 Henry the fourth, v. 1, part 1. 
 Henry the fifth, v. 1, parts 1, 2. 
 Henry the sixth (second part of), t. 1, part 2. 
 Henry the sixth (third part of), v. 2, part 2. 
 Henry the eighth, v. 4, part 1. 
 Julius Claesar. v. 3. part 1. 
 King John. t. ], part 2. 
 King Lear. v. 2, part 2. 
 Love's labour's lost. v. 1, part 1. 
 Macbeth, v. 2, part 1. 
 Measure for measure, v. 3, part 1. 
 Merchant of Venice, v. 1, part 1. 
 Merry wives of Windsor, v. 3, part 1. 
 Midsummer night's dream, v. 1, part 1. 
 Much ado about nothing, v. 3, part 1. 
 Otk«llo. V. 2, part 1. 
 Pericles, prince of Tyre. v. 4, part 1. 
 Kichard the second, v. 1, part 1. 
 Richard the third, v. 1, part 2. 
 Romeo and Juliet, v. 1, part 1. 
 Taming of the shrew, v. 4, part 1. 
 Tempest (The), v. 4, part 1. 
 Timon of Athens, v. 4, part 1. 
 Troilua aud Cressida. v. 2, part 1. 
 Twelfth night, v. 1, part 1. 
 Two gentlemen of Verona, v. 1. part 1. 
 Two noble kinsmen, v. 4, part 1. 
 Winter's tale (The), v. 4, part 1. 
 Six old plays on which Shakespeare founded his 
 Measure for measure. Comedy of errors, Tarn, 
 ing of the shrew. King John, King Henry the 
 fourth. King Henry the fifth, and King Lear. 
 Lend., 1779. 2v 17—107 
 
 Sharpe, Samuel. History of Egypt, 
 till the conquest by the Arabs, A.D. 640. 
 Lond., 1846 45—277 
 
 History of Egypt under the Ptole- 
 mies. Lond., 1838 45—277 
 
 Shaw, Edward. Practical masonry; a 
 theoretical and operative treatise of 
 building. Hlus. Boat., 1846 19—114 
 
 $ha\%', Thomas B. Complete manual of 
 English literature. Smith, W.,ed.; with 
 a sketch of American literature, by 
 Tuckerman, H. T. N. Y., 1870 15— 92 
 
 Shea, John Gilmary. Discovery and ex- 
 ploration of the Mississippi valley. N. Y., 
 1852 49—300 
 
 Sheahan, James W. Universal histor- 
 ical atlas, genealogical, chronological, 
 and geographical : history of the world 
 from the latest recognized authorities. 
 N. Y., 1873 B— 
 
 Sheep husbandry in the south. Hlus. 
 Randall, H. S, Phila., 1849 19—116 
 
 Shelburne, William, Earlof. SeePetty, 
 William Fitzmaurice, in Biography. 
 
 Shelley, Percy Bysshe. Memorials: 
 from authentic sources. Shelley, lady, 
 ed. ; to which is added an essay on Chris- 
 tianity, now first printed. Bost., 1859.. 41 — 248 
 
 Poetical works. Shelley, Mrs., ed. 
 
 V. 2, 3, 4. Bost., 1867 17—106 
 
 coxteSts. 
 V. 2. Prometheus unbound ; The Cenci ; Hellas. 
 
 3. CEdipus Tvrannus, or, Swellfoot, the tyrant; Early 
 
 poems; Poems written in 1816-'20. 
 
 4. Poems written in 1820-'22; Translations; Hymns of 
 
 Homer; Epigrams. 
 For lives and critical notices of Shelley, see Biography. 
 
 Sherburne, John Henry. Life and 
 character of John Paul Jones. N. Y., 
 1851 40—242 
 
 Sherer, J. "Europe illustrated. Lond. 
 andN. Y., n. d. 2v 30—181 
 
 Sheridan, P. H., and Sherman, W. T. 
 Reports of inspection made in the sum- 
 mer of 1877 of the country north of the 
 Union Pacific railroad. Maps. Wash., 
 1878 54—326 
 
 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley. Dramatic 
 works; with a memoir of his life. Lond., 
 1857 17—105 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Life of Richard Brinsley Sheridan; The rivals; St. Pat 
 rick's day; The duenna; The school for scandal; The 
 critic; Trip to Scarborough; Pizarro; Verses to the 
 memory of Garrick. 
 
 Same. With a memoir by Browne, 
 
 J. P. ; containing extracts from the 
 
 life, by Moore, Thomas. Lond., 1874. 
 
 2 V 17—105 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Critic (The), v. 2. 
 
 Duenna (The), v. 1. 
 
 Memoir of the life of Sheridan, v. 1. 
 
 Pizarro. v. 2. 
 
 Rivals (The), v. 1. 
 
 St. Patrick's day. v. 1. 
 
 School for scandal, v. 2. 
 
 Trip to Scarborough, v. 1. 
 
 Verses to the memory of Garrick. 
 
 Speeches ; with a sketch of his life. 
 
 Lond., 1842. 3v 21—124 
 
 l'"oi lite and critical notices of Sheridan, see Biography. 
 
 Sherman, Henry. Governmental his- 
 tory of the United States of America, 
 from the earliest settlement to the adop- 
 tion of the present federal constitution ; 
 in four parts. Hartford, 1860 49—301 
 
 Sherman, General William Tecumsek. 
 Memoirs, by himself [1846-'65]. N. Y., 
 
 1875. 2v 41—247 
 
 Xote. — Reviewed by H. V. Boynton, in hit work, Sher- 
 man's historical raid. 
 
 Sherman's historical raid. Boynton, H. 
 V. 1875 42—255 
 
 Shillaber, Benjamin Penhallow. Life 
 and sayings of Mrs. Partington, and 
 others of the family. Hlus. N. Y., 1854- 11—65 
 
 Ship in the desert. Miller, Joaquin. 1875. 16 — 95 
 
 Shore, Sir John (iordTeignmouth). Me- 
 moirs of the life and correspondence of 
 Sir William Jones. Lond., 1806. 2 v.. 40—242 
 
SHORT. 
 
 247 
 
 SLAVE. 
 
 Sbort history of the English people. 
 Green, John Rich. 1878-'80. 4v 45—274 
 
 Short studies ou great subjects. Froude, 
 J. A. 1872-77. 3v 23—140 
 
 ShilcRford, Samuel. Sacred and pro- 
 phane history of the world connected. 
 Loud., 1731-'40. 3v 43—262 
 
 Sbnfeldt, Robert W. Reports of explo- 
 rations and surveys to ascertain the 
 practicability of a ship-canal between 
 the Atlantic and Pacific oceans by the 
 way of the isthmus of Tehuantepec. 
 Maps and illus. Wash., 1872 55—332 
 
 Sibly, Ebeuezer. New and complete 
 illustration of the celestial science of 
 astrology. Lond., 1784 15— i'S 
 
 Siddons, Mrs. Sarah Kemble. See Biog- 
 raphy. 
 
 Sidney, Algernon. See Biography. 
 Sidney, Sir Philip. Miscellaneous 
 
 works. With a life of the author. 
 
 Gray, Wm. Bost.,1860 23— 13l> 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Life : Defence of poesy : Astropel and Stella ; Miscella- 
 neous poems ; Lady of May ; Valor anatomized in a 
 fancy ; Letter to Queen Elizabeth ; A discourse in de- 
 fence of the Earl of Leicester ; Letters reprinted from 
 the Sidney papers ; Seward's Biographiana, &c. ; Let- 
 ters from tlie unpublished originals in the British 
 Museum. 
 
 Sierra Nevada mountains. Mountaineer- 
 ing in the Sierra Nevada. King, C. 
 1872 34—210 
 
 See, aUo, Oalifomia, and the Pacific Railroad reports, v. 
 5, 8 (20-119). 
 
 Sights a-foot. Collins, W. W. n. d 35—212 
 
 Signboards, History of. Illus. "Jacob 
 
 Larwood " and J. C. Hotten. 1866 22—130 
 
 Sign language. Introduction to the study 
 
 of, among the North American Indians, 
 
 as illustrating the gesture speech of 
 
 mankind. Mallery, Garriek. (Bureau 
 
 of Ethnology. ) Wash. ,1880 54—326 
 
 Signers of the declaration of independence. 5g« Biography 
 (Collective ; American). 
 
 Sikes, Mrs. Wirt (Olive Logan). Before 
 the footlights and behind the scenes ; a 
 book about the "show business" in all 
 
 its branches. Illus. Phila.,1870 22—131 
 
 For her other works, see Fiction. 
 
 Silk. See Arts (Useful). 
 
 Silliman, Augustus E. Gallop among 
 American scenery ; or, sketches of Amer- 
 ican scenes and military adventure. 
 N. Y., 1843 34—205 
 
 Silver. See Arts (Useful i Assaying; Metallurgy; Mines). 
 Political economy (Money). 
 
 Simms, Frederick Walter. Practical 
 tunnelling. Illus. Lond. , 1844 19—1 14 
 
 Simnis, Jeptha Root. Trappers of New 
 York ; or, a biography of Nicholas Stoner 
 and Nathaniel Foster; with anecdotes 
 
 Simuis, Jeptha Root — continued, 
 of other celebrated hunters, and some 
 account of Sir William Johnson. Illus. 
 Albany, 1871 36—220 
 
 Sinims, William Gilmore. History of 
 
 South Carolina. Charleston, 1840 36—220 
 
 Poems. N.Y., 18.53. 2v 17—106 
 
 COXTE.NTS. 
 
 V. 1. Norman Maurice, a tragedy ; Atlantis, a tale of the 
 
 sea ; Tales and traditions of the South ; The city 
 
 of the silent. 
 2. Southern passages and pictures; Historical and 
 
 dramatic sketches ; Scriptural legends ; Francesco 
 
 Ba Kimiui. 
 For romances, tales, &c., tee Fiction, 
 
 Simon, Jules. Government of Thiers. 
 February, 1871, to May, 1873. N. Y., 
 1879 47—290 
 
 Simonides (Greek poet, of Ceos, B. C. 
 556-467). See Literature (Greek). 
 
 Simpson, -Sir George. Narrative of a 
 journey round the world during the 
 years 1841 and 1842. 2 v. Lond., 1847. 34—208 
 
 Sinding, Paul C. History of Scandina- 
 via, from the early times of the Norse- 
 men and Vikings to the present day. 
 N. Y.,1859 48—292 
 
 Sismondi, Jean Charles Leonard Si- 
 nionde de. Historical view of the liter- 
 ature of the south of Europe. Roscoe, 
 T.,tr. Lond., 1850. 2v 15—92 
 
 History of the Italian republics. 
 
 {Lardner's cabinet cyclopcedia.) Phila., 
 
 1832 48—297 
 
 Six old plays on which Shakespeare 
 founded his Measure for measure, Com- 
 edy of errors, Taming the shrew. King 
 John, Henry IV, and King Henry V. 
 
 Shakespeare, W. 1779. 2 v 17—107 
 
 Six weeks in the saddle. Illus. Waller, 
 
 S. E. 1874 36—222 
 
 Skelton, John (English poet, b. 1469, 
 d. 1529). Poetical works. Bost., 1864. 
 3 V 17—106 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Preface; Life, by A. Dyce; On the death of kynge 
 Edwarde the forth ; Upon the doulourus dethe of 
 the erle of Northumberlande [and other pieces] ; 
 Dyuera ballettys and dyties sotacyous. 
 
 2. Magnyfycence, a goodly interlude ; Colyn Cloute ; 
 
 Other poems. 
 
 3. Notes; Index. 
 
 Sketches in France. Dumas, A. D. n. d. 4 — 26 
 
 Sketches of art, literature, and charac- 
 ter. Jameson, A. M. Bost., 1866 15 — 90 
 
 Sketches of creation. Winchell, A. 
 1874 32—193 
 
 Sketches of the history of man. Karnes, 
 Lord. 1778. v.1,3,4 30—186 
 
 Skinner, John S. The plough, the 
 loom, and the anvil. Phila., 1851. 3 v.. 18—108 
 
 Monthly journal of agriculture. 
 
 Illus. N. Y., 1846-'48. 3v 18—108 
 
 Slang. See Language (Slang). 
 
 Slave power, The. Caimes, J. E. 1862.. 44—269 
 
SLAVEEY. 
 
 248 
 
 SMITH. 
 
 SLAVERY. 
 Anti-slavery Writings. 
 
 Anti-slavery mission to America. Hassle, J. W. 
 
 1864 2»— 177 
 
 E«sa7 on liberty and slavery. Bledsoe, A. T. 
 
 1856 29—177 
 
 Slavery. Helps. A. (In hit Friends in council. 
 
 First series, v. 2) 23 — 139 
 
 Slavery. Sumner, C. (Jn Ai» Works. 1874) 22—132 
 
 The slave power. Mill, J. S. (In hi» Disserta- 
 tions, V. 3. 1868) 23—141 
 
 The slave power : its character, career, and prob- 
 able designs. Caimes, J. E. 1862 44—269 
 
 History of Slavery in the United States. 
 
 Historical researcli respecting the opinions of tlie 
 founders of the republic on negroes as slaves, 
 as citizens, and as soldiers. Head before the 
 Massachusetts historical society, August 14, 
 
 1862. Livingsmore, George. 1863 29—177 
 
 History of the rise and fall of the slave power in 
 
 America. Wilson, H. 1874-'77. 3v 44—209 
 
 Slavery in America. Greeley, Horace. {In hit 
 
 American conflict, v. 1, 1865) 42—264 
 
 See, also, Blackwood's maga/.ine, v. 70, 1853 (Slavery with 
 slave power in the United States) : v. 107, 1870 (Antago- 
 nism of race and color in America). In Fiction, see 
 Uncle Tom's cabin, and Nina Gordon, by Mrs. H. B. 
 Stowe ; Peculiar, by E. Sargent. 
 
 Sleepy Hollow. Irving, W. (In his Sketch-boolt. 
 
 1864) 5—29 
 
 Smart, HaVloy. See Fiction. 
 
 Smeaton, John. Miscellaneous papers, 
 nius. Lond., 1814 19—114 
 
 Reports made on various occasions 
 
 • in course of his employment as a civil 
 engineer. Loud., 1812. 3v 19—114 
 
 Smiles, Samuel. Character. N. Y., 
 
 1872 23—141 
 
 Duty; with illustrations of courage, 
 
 patience, and endurance. N. Y., 1881.. 23—141 
 
 Hugueuots in France, after the 
 
 revocation of the edict of Nantes; with 
 a visit to the country of the Vaudois. 
 N. Y., 1874 14— 86 
 
 Life of George Stephenson, railway 
 
 engineer. Bost., 1868 42—259 
 
 Self-help, with illustrations of 
 
 character and conduct. Bost., 1869 23 — 141 
 
 Smith, Alexander. Life-drama, and 
 otherpoeins. Bost., 1859 17—106 
 
 Smith, Charles H. (Bill Arp). See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 Smith, Charles John. Synonyms dis- 
 criminated: catalogue of synonymous 
 words in the English language; with de- 
 scriptions of their various shades of 
 meaning, and illustrations of their 
 usages and specialties. N. Y., 1871 15 — 91 
 
 Smith, Ilei). Edward P. Incidents of 
 the United States Christian commission. 
 Illus. Phila., 1871 42—854 
 
 Smith, George. Assyrian discoveries : 
 explorations and discoveries on the site 
 of Nineveh, during 1873 and 1874. Illus. 
 N. Y., 1875 35-214 
 
 Smith, Horace and James. Rejected 
 addresses, and other poems; with a 
 biographical sketch. Sargent, E., e4. 
 N. Y., 1871 17-106 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Poems by H. Smith— miscellaneous, humorous. Poems by 
 J. Smith— London lyrics; Miscellaneous; Addresses'; 
 Kejected notes. 
 
 Smith, Jerome Van Crowniushield. Pil- 
 grimage to Egypt; embracing a diary 
 of explorations on the Nile; with obser- 
 vations illustrative of tlie manners, cus- 
 toms, and institutions of the people, and 
 of the present condition of the antiqui- 
 ties and ruins. Illus. Bost., 1852 33—202 
 
 Pilgrimage to Palestine ; with notes 
 
 and observations on the present condi- 
 tion of the Holy Land, the manners, cus- 
 toms, and institutions of the people, the 
 ruins of ancient cities, and the prospect 
 of missionary enterprises. Illus. Bost., 
 1853 35—214 
 
 Smith, Captain John. True travels, ad- 
 ventures, and observations of, in Europe, 
 Asia, Africa, and America, 1593-1629. 
 Richmond, 1819 ,3.5 213 
 
 Smith, John Cotton, J). D. Miscella- 
 nies, old and new. N. i'.,1876 23—138 
 
 C0.NTENT8. 
 Dante; Evolution and a personal creator; Gladstone's 
 Homer and the Homeric age ; Oxford essays, and Baden 
 Powell on miracles ; Suspense and restoration of faith ; 
 united States — a nation. 
 
 Smith, Mrs. J. Gregory. See Fiction. 
 
 Smith, John Lawrence. Meteoric stones. 
 {lnSm.Rept., 1855) 54—324 
 
 Smith, Julie P. See Fiction. 
 
 Smith, Mrs. M. E. See Fiction. 
 
 Smith, Nathan D. Meteorological obser- 
 vations made near Washington, Ark., 
 1840-1859. (In Sm.. Conlrib.,y.\-i) 53—322 
 
 Smith, Philip. History of tlie world, 
 from the earliest records. Illus. N. Y., 
 1865, '66. 3v 43—261 
 
 Smith, Seba (Major Jack Downing. ) Let- 
 ters of Major Jack Downing to his old 
 friend, Mr. Dwight, of the New York 
 Advertiser. N. Y., 1834 22—130 
 
 Select letters of Major Jack Down- 
 ing, of the Downingville militia, away 
 down east in the State of Maine. Phila. , 
 1834 22-1.30 
 
 Smith, Rev. Sydney. Works. (Modern 
 British essayists. ) Bost. , 1854 23 — 142 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 America (three articles) ; Anaatasius ; Ashantee (Mission 
 to); Australia; Ballot (The); Bentham on fallacies; 
 Botany bay (two articles) ; Bowles, John; Bulls (Edge- 
 worth on) ; Catholic claims ; Catholic question (Letter 
 to electors) ; Catholics (two articles) ; Catteau ; Tableau 
 des 6tats Danois ; Ceylon (Island of) ; Chimney sweepers ; 
 Clergy (Thoughts on the residence of) ; Curates' salary 
 bill (Letter on the) ; Delpliiue, by de Stael ; Education 
 (Female) ; Education (Professional) ; Epinay, Ma- 
 dame d'; Fi6v6e's letters on England; Fox, Charles 
 J. (Characters of) ; Fox's historical work (Observa- 
 tions on) ; Game laws (two articles) ; Granhy ; Hamil- 
 ton's method of teaching languages ; Indian missions ; 
 
SMITH. 
 
 249 
 
 SMITHSONIAN. 
 
 Smith, liev. Sydney — continued, 
 
 Lan^ford, Dr.; Letters written in a Malirattn camp: 
 Lewis, Matthew ; Lincoln's liishop of, Char;;c : Mackin- 
 toah, Sir James (Letter on the character of) ; Mad tiiiak- 
 ers; Madras (l)istnrl)ances at) : Man-traps and spring- 
 ^nns; Methodism (two articles) : More, Hannah; Narea, 
 Archdeacon; Xeckar's last views; Palestine (Travels 
 from) ; rarnell and Ireland ; Parr, Dr. ; Persecuting 
 i)iahopM: Peter Plyniley'a letters on the auhject of the 
 Catholiea : Poor laws ; Prisoners (Oimuscl for) ; I'rison- 
 ers ( I f ntried) , Cruel treatment of; Prisons (two articles) ; 
 Puhlit: characters of 1801, '02; Public scbotda ; Queen 
 (Duties of), Sermon on; Reform bill (two speeches); 
 Kennel, Dr.; Rock, Captain (Memoiis of); Russell, 
 Lord John (Letter to): Scarlett's poor bill: Sermon: 
 Rules of Cliristian charity: Sermon: The judge that 
 smites ctuitrary to law; Sennon: The lawyer that 
 tempted Christ ; Sierra Leone ; Singleton (Archdeacon), 
 three letters to, on the ecclesiastical commission; So- 
 ciety fur tlie suppri'ssion of vice (Proceedings of); 
 Sprmg-guns ; Toleration ; Trimmer and Lancaster ; 
 Waterton, Charles: William TV (Speech to celebrate 
 the accession of) ; Wittman's travels. 
 
 Wit and wisdom of: a selection of 
 
 the most memorable passages in his writ- 
 ings and eonversaSiou. Lon<l., 18B9 2'^ — 138 
 
 Tor life and critical notice of Sydney Smith, see Biography. 
 
 iSiiiith, Walter. * Industrial art. Illns. 
 {Master-pieces of the centennial intm'na- 
 tional ejchibition, v. 2.) Phila., 1876 ;W— 181 
 
 iSniitli, William. *Dictionary of Greek 
 and Roman antiquities. Illus. Lond., 
 1848 -25— in 
 
 ^Dictionary of Greek and Roman 
 
 biography and mythology. Bost. and 
 Loud., 1849, 3v *.>5— 151 
 
 Smith, William James. Grenville jta- 
 pcrs; covrespondeuco of Richard Gren- 
 ville, ear/ Temple, K. G., and the Right 
 Hon. George (irenville, theirfricnds and 
 contemporaries. [ 174:^-1 777. ] Lond. , 
 1852, 'r>:i. 4v 40—244 
 
 i^initll^ William R. History of Wiscon- 
 sin ; historical, docnmeniary, and de- 
 scriptive. V. 3. Madison, 1854 50 — :J04 
 
 Smithson, James, and his bequest. 
 Rhees, W. J. (/h Sm. Jie2}t.y 1879, pp. 
 143-192) 54—324 
 
 SiuitliSOll, William T. The Methodist 
 pulpit, south. Illus. Wash., 1859 14— 82 
 
 Smithsonian Institution: 
 
 Annual r('iM)rl of the board of re- 
 gents of the Smithsonian institutiou, 
 l85:i-79. 27 V. AVasli., 1863-'H0 54—324 
 
 Bureau of ethnolotfy. Introduction 
 
 to the study of mortuary customs among 
 the North American Indians. Yarrow, 
 H. C. 1880 53—323 
 
 Introduction to the study of 
 
 sign language among the North Ameri- 
 can Indians, as illustrating the gesture 
 speecli of mankind. Mallery, Garrick. 
 Wash., 1880 54— 32() 
 
 Documents relatiuy; to its origin 
 
 and history. Rhees, William J., ed. 
 Wash., 1879 53—323 
 
 Journals of the board of regents, 
 
 reports of committees, statistics, &c. 
 
 Rhees, William J. Wash., 1879 53—323 
 
 32 
 
 Smithsonian Institution — continned. 
 
 Smithsonian contributions to 
 
 knowledge. Wash., 1847-'7(>. 21 v.. 53—322-323 
 
 CONTKNTS. 
 
 V. 1. Ancient monuments of the MjnsiHsippi Valley. 
 Kijuier, E. G., and Davis, Dr. E. U. 1847. 
 
 2. Eesearchea relative to the i)lanc!t Neptune. Searn, 
 
 C. Walker. 
 
 On the vocal sounds of Laura Ilrid^^enian, tlie, hlind 
 <U^af-mute at lioston, ceinpanMl witli llie elements 
 of plionetic hinjiuaj;e. Lielicr, Fi'aneis. 
 
 Microscepiciil cxainmatienof souudinf'smade h.y the 
 United States ('east Survey off the Atlantic coast 
 of the United State». Hailey. J. W. 
 
 Cifutributions to the physical ^eoyraphj' of the 
 United States. EUet, Cluivles, jr. 
 
 Mosasaurus and the three allied new genera: Hol- 
 codns. Conoaaurus, and Aniphorostcus. Gibbes, 
 Robert W., M. D. 
 
 The classiticatiou of insects from embryological 
 data. Acassiz, Prof. Louis. 
 
 On the expTosivcness of nitre, with a view to eluci- 
 date its agency in the tremendous explosion of 
 July, 1845, in New York. Hare, Dr. Kobert. 
 . Microscopical ohMervatious made in South Carolina, 
 Georgia, and Elorida. Bailey, J. W. 
 
 Ahoriginal monuments of tlie State of New York, 
 comprising the results of original surveys and ex- 
 plorations, withanillustrativeindex. Squier, E. G. 
 
 Ajmendix 1. Epliemeris of the planet Nt^ptuue, for 
 t\\& data of the Lalaude observations of May 8 and 
 10, 1795, and for the opiwsitions of 1840, ]84'7, 1848, 
 and 1849. Walker, Sears C. 
 
 Appendix 2. Ephemeris of the planet Neptune for 
 the year 1850. Walker, Sears C. 
 
 Appendix 3. Ephemeris of the planet Neptune for 
 the year 1851. Walker, Sears C. 
 
 Appendix 4. Occultations visible in the United 
 States during the year 1851. Computed hy John 
 Downs. 
 
 3. Observations on tenealrial magnetism. Locke, 
 
 John. 
 
 Researches on electrical rheometry. Secchi, A. 
 
 Contributions to the natural liiatory of the fresh- 
 water fislies of North America. Grii ard, Charles. 
 
 Nereis Jioreali-Americana, or contributions to a his- 
 tory of llic marine alga' of North America. Har- 
 vey, William Ilinry. " Uart 1. Melanospermea.-. 
 
 Plauta; \\'iightiujiie Texano-Neo-Mexicanic. Gray, 
 Dr. Asa. 
 
 The law of deposit of the tiood tide; its dynamical 
 aeting and otlu'-o. Davis, *Xieu(. Charles'Henry. 
 
 Desia-iption of ancient works in Ohio. Whittlesey, 
 Cliarles. 
 
 Appendix 1. Ephemeris of the planet Neptune for 
 the year 1852. Walker, Sears C. 
 
 Appendix 2. Occultations visible in tlio United 
 States and other parts of the world during the 
 year 1852. Computed by John D()wn8. 
 
 4. Grammar and dictionary of the Dakota language; 
 
 collected by the nicmbei's of tiie Dakota mission. 
 Riggs, Her. S. 11. 
 
 5. A tlora and fauna within living animals. Leidy, 
 
 Joseph, Jf. D. 
 
 Memoir upon tlie extinct speciesof fossil ox. Leidy, 
 Josepli, M. D. 
 
 Anatomy of the iu>rvous s^'stem of Kana plpieus. 
 Wyman, JellVies. 
 
 Nereis Boreal! -Americana, or contributions to a his- 
 tory of tlie marine alga'. I'art 2 : Ithodosi>eruiciB. 
 llarvey, William Henry. 
 
 riantai Wrighlianie Texano-Neo Mexicanjc. Part 
 2: An a<;cnunt of a C(dIeetion of plant« made by 
 Charles Wright, in western Texas, New Mexico, 
 and Sonora, in the years 1851 and 18."»2. Gray, 
 Asa. 
 G. riantjc Frementiauie: or descriptions of plants col- 
 lected hy ('lit. J. C. Fremont in California. Tor- 
 rey, John. 
 
 Observations on the Batis maritima of Llnna^as. 
 Torrey, John. 
 
 On the DarUngtoniaCalifornica, a new i-itcher plant, 
 from northern California. Toirey, Joiui. 
 
 Synoi)8is of the marine invertebrata of (rrand Ma- 
 nan, or the region round the hay of Fuudy, New 
 Brunswick. Stiinpson, William. 
 
 On tlie winds of the northern hemisphere. Coflin, 
 James H. 
 
 The ancient fauna of Nebraska, or a desci-iption of 
 remains of extin<'t Mammalia and Chelouia from 
 themauvaisea terresof Nebraska. Leidy, Joseph. 
 
 Appendix. Occultations of planets and stars by the 
 moon during the year 1853. Computed by John 
 Downs. 
 7. Account of a torn.ado near New Harmony, Ind., 
 April 30. 1852, with a map of the track. Chappel- 
 smith, John. 
 
SMITHSONIAN. 
 
 250 
 
 SMITHSONIAN. 
 
 Smithsonian Institution — continued. 
 
 V. 7. Kotes on uew species and lonalities of microscopical 
 orj»auisni8. Bailey, J. W. 
 
 The antiquities of Wisconsin, as surveyed and de- 
 scribed by I. A. Lapham, civil engineer, ou behalf 
 of the American Antiquarian Society. 
 
 A memoir ou the extinct sloth tribe of North Amer- 
 ica. Leidv, Joseph. 
 
 Appendix. Publications of learned societies and 
 periodicals in the library of the Smithsonian in- 
 stitution, December 31. 1854. Part 1. 
 g. Arehaiolofiy of the United States; or sketches, his- 
 torical and bibliographical, of the progress of 
 infonnation and opinion respecting vestiges of 
 antiquities in the United States. Haven, Sam- 
 uel F. 
 
 Ou tlie recent secular period of the aurora borealis. 
 Olmsted, Denison. 
 
 The tangencies of circles and of spheres. Alvord, 
 Maj. Benjamin. 
 
 Researches, cluimical and physioloj'ical, concern- 
 ing certain North American vertebratii. Jones, 
 Joseph, M. D. 
 
 Appendix. Kecord of auroral phenomena observed 
 in the higher northern latitudes. Compiled by 
 Peter Force. 
 
 Appendix. Publications of learned societies and 
 periodicals in the library of the Smithsonian in- 
 stitution, May, 1856. l*art 2. 
 9. On the relative intensity of the heat an<l light of the 
 sun upon different latitudes of the earth. Meech, 
 L. W. 
 
 Illustrations of surface geology. Hitchcock, Vrof. 
 Edward. 
 
 Observations on Mexican history and archaiology, 
 with a special notice of Zapotec remains. Mayer, 
 Brautz. 
 
 Researches on the ammonia cobalt bases. Gibbs, 
 \Volc(ttt, and Genth, Frederick Aug. 
 
 Appendix. New tables for determining the values 
 of the coefficients in the pertiirbative functions of 
 planetary motion, which depend upon the ratio of 
 the mean distances. Runkle, John I>. 
 
 Ap]>endix. Asteroid supplement to new tiibles for 
 determining the values of t'^' and its derivatives. 
 Runkle, John D. 
 
 10. Nereis Boreali-Americana; or contributions to a his- 
 
 tory of the marine algai of North America. Part 
 3: ('hlorospermi-a'. Harvey, W. H. 
 
 Magnetieal observations in the Arctic seas. Kane, 
 Eiislia Kent. 
 
 A granniiar aiid dictionary of the Yoruba language, 
 witli an intnidiirlory description of the country 
 and pciipli- ol' Yoruba. Uowen, Rev. T. S. 
 
 11. Nortli Ami'iican odh)gy. Brewer, Dr. Thomas M. 
 An account of the total eclipse of tlie sun ou Sep- 
 
 teniljer 7, 1858, as ob8ei*vcd near Olmos, Peru. 
 Gilliss, Lieut. J. M. 
 
 Discussion of the magnetic and meteorological ob- 
 servations made at the Girard College observa- 
 tory, Philadfli)liia, in 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 
 and 1845. Parti, liaehe, A. 1). 
 
 Meteorological observations in the Arctic seas. 
 Kane. Dr. Elisha Kent. 
 
 TheColeopteraof Kansas and eastern New Mexico. 
 Le Coiite, Dr. John L. 
 
 Observations on terrestrial magneti.sm in Mexico. 
 Conducted under the direction of liaron von Mid- 
 ler; with notes and illustrations of the volcano 
 Pdpoeatepetl and vicinity. Sountag, August. 
 
 On certain storms in Europe and America, Decem- 
 ber, 1836.. Loomis, Elias. 
 
 12. Astronomicalobservalionsinthe ArcMic seas. Kane, 
 
 Dr. Elisha Kent. 
 
 On tluctuatiims of level in the North American 
 lakes. Whittlesey, Charles. 
 
 Met-eorologieal observations made at Providence, 
 R. I. Extending over a jieriod of twenty-eight 
 vears and a half, from December, 1831, to May, 
 i860. Caswell, Alexis. 
 
 Mciteorological observations made near Washing- 
 ton, Ark. Extending over a period of twenty 
 years, from 1840 to 1859, inclusive. Smith, Dr. 
 Nathan D. 
 
 Researches niion the venom of the rattlesnake ; with 
 an investigation of the anatomy and physiwlogy 
 of the orgaiis concerned. Mitchell, S. Weir. 
 
 13. Tidal observations in the Arctic seas. Kane, Elisha 
 
 Kent. 
 
 Meteorological observations in the Arctic seas. Mc- 
 Clintock. Sir Leopold. 
 
 Ancient mining on the shores of Lake Superior. 
 Whittlesey, Charles. 
 
 Discussion of the magnetic and meteorological ob- 
 servations made at the Girard College observa- 
 tory, Philadelphia, in 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 
 and 1845. Part 2. Bache, A. D. 
 
 Smithsonian Institution — coiitinned. 
 
 V. 13. Discussion of the magnetic and meteorological ob- 
 servations made at the Girard C<dlege observa- 
 tory, Philadelphia, in 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 
 and 1845. Part 3. Bache, A. D. 
 Discussion of the magnetic and meteondogical ob- 
 servations made at the Girard College observa- 
 tory, Philadelphia, in 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 
 and 3845. Second section, comprising parts 4, 5, 
 6: Horizontal force. Bache, A. D. 
 
 14. Discussion of the magnetic and meteorological ob- 
 
 servations made at the Girard College observa- 
 tory, Philadelphia, in 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844. 
 and 1845. Third section, comprising parts 7, 8, 
 and 9: Vertical force, »kc. Bache, A. D. 
 
 Discussion of the magnetic and meteorological ob- 
 servations made at the Girard College observa- 
 tory, Philadelphia, in 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 
 and 1845. Fourth section, comprising parts 10, 
 11, and 12: Dip and total force, &e. Bache, A. D. 
 
 On the construction of a silvered -glass telescope, 
 fifteen and a half inches in aperture, and its use 
 in celestial photography. Draper, Henry. 
 
 Pala',(mt<dogy of the upper Missouri : A report upon 
 collections made principally by the expeditions 
 under command of lAeui. G. K. Warren, United 
 States topographical engineers, in 1855 and 1856. 
 Invertebrates. Meek, F. B., and Hayden, F. V. 
 
 Cretaceous reptiles of the United States. Leidy, 
 Joseph. 
 
 15. An investigation of the orbit of Neptune, with gen- 
 
 eral tables of its motion. Ncwcomb, Simon. 
 
 On the fresh-water glacial drift of the northwestern 
 States. Whittlesey. Charles. 
 
 Geological researches in China, Mongolia, and Ja- 
 pan during the years 1862 to 1865. Pinnpelly, 
 Raphael. 
 
 Physical observations in the Arctic seas. Hayes, 
 Isaac I. 
 
 16. The gi-ay substance of the medulla oblongata and 
 
 trapezium. Dean, John. 
 liesults of metooroh)gical observations ina<le at 
 
 Brunswick, Me., between 1807 and 1859. Cleavo- 
 
 land, Parker. 
 Results of meteorological observations made at 
 
 Marietta, Ohio, between 1826 and 1859, inclusive. 
 
 Hildreth, Dr. S. P. To whicli are added results 
 
 of obsoi vations taken at Marietta by Joseph Wood, 
 
 between 1817 and 1823. Schott, Charles A. 
 Ou the Glidtloii mmnniv i-ase in the museum of the 
 
 Smithsonian institutiun. Pickering, Charles. 
 The orbit and plu'iHuneuaof anu^teoricfire-bali, seen 
 
 July 20, 1860. Cottiu. James H. 
 On tl'xe transatlantic longitude. Gould, Benjamin 
 
 Ai)thoTii. 
 'J'he Indians of Cape Flattery, at the entrance to the 
 
 strait of Fiiea, Washington Territory. Swan, 
 
 James G. 
 
 17. Systems of ctuisauguinity and affinity of the human 
 
 family. Morgan, Lewis H. 
 
 18. Tables'and results of the precipitation, in rain and 
 
 snow, in the United States; and at some stations 
 in adjacent parts of North America and in Central 
 and South America. Henry, Joseph. 
 
 Memoir of the secular variations tif the elements of 
 theorbitsof the eightprincipal planets, Mercury, 
 Venus, the Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn. Uranus, 
 and Neptune, with tables of the same, &c. Stock- 
 well, Jolm N. 
 
 Observations on terrestrial magiietism, and on the 
 deviations of tht; compasses of the United States 
 iron-clad Monadnock during her cruis.- from Phil- 
 adelphia to San Francisco, in 18G5 and 1866. Hark- 
 ness, William. 
 
 Converging series expressing tlie ratio between the 
 diameter and circumference of a circle. Ferrel, 
 William. 
 
 19. Problems of rotary motion prt sentcd by the gyro- 
 
 scope, the precession of tlie equinoxes, and the 
 pendulum. Barnard, J. G. 
 A contribution to the hist^ny of the fresh-water 
 alga? of North America. "Wood, Dr. Horatio 
 
 An investigation of the orbit of Uranus, with gen- 
 eral tables nf its motion. Newcomb, Simon. 
 
 20. The winds of the globe; or the laws of atmospheric 
 
 circulation over the surface of the earth. Coffin, 
 James Henry. 
 
 21. Statement and exposition of certain hanuonies of 
 
 the solai- svstem. Alexander, Prof. Stephen. 
 
 On the general integrals of planetary motion. New- 
 comb, Simon. 
 
 The Haidah Indians of Queen Charlotte's islands, 
 British Columbia ; with a brief description of their 
 car\'ing8, tattoo designs, &c. Swan, James G. 
 
 Tables, distribution, and variations of the atmos- 
 pheric temperature in the United States and some 
 adjacent parts of America, tichott, Charles A. 
 
SMITHSONIAN. 
 
 251 
 
 SMITHSONIAN. 
 
 Smithsonian Institution — continued . 
 Smithsonian miscellaneous collec- 
 tions. Wash., 1852-1878. 15 v 53—323 
 
 CONTKNTS. 
 
 V. 1. Diroo+ions for nieteoroloj^icnl obsorvations ami the 
 registry of periodical phenomena. 1860. 
 
 Psychonietrical table for deteniiining the force of 
 aqueoua vapor, and the relative humidity of the 
 atmosplif^re from indications of the wet and tlie 
 dry bull) tliormoiucter, 3<^abrenhoit. Cofiiii, Jamea 
 H. 1856. 
 
 Tables, metooroloj^ical and physical, prepared for 
 the Smithsonian institntion. (ruyot, Arnold. 
 1859. 
 
 2. On recent improvements in tlni chemical aits. 
 
 Booth, James C, and Morflt, Campbell. 1852. 
 
 Extracts from the proceedings of the board of re- 
 gents of the Smithsonian institution, in relatbm 
 to the electro-magnetic telegraj)li. 1857. 
 
 Catalogue of portraits of North American Iixlians, 
 with sketches of scenery, &c. Stanley, J. M. 
 1852. 
 
 Catalogue of North American birds, chiefly in the 
 museum of the Smithsonian institution.' Baird, 
 Spencer F. 1859. 
 
 Catalogue of North American reptiles in the museum 
 of the Smithsonian institntion. Part 1 : Serpents. 
 Baird, Spencer F., and Girard, C. 1853. 
 
 Check-list of the sbells of North America. Lea, 
 Isaac; Carpenter, P. P.; Stimi)son, W. ; liinnev, 
 W. (t. ; and Prime, Temple, i860. 
 
 Directions for collecting, j»reserving, and transport- 
 ing sin'ciuieiis id' natural history. 1859. 
 
 Circuhir to oliiccra of the Hudson's Bay Company. 
 1860. ^ 
 
 Instructions in reference to collecting nests and 
 eggs of North American birds. 
 
 Circular in reference to the history of North Amer- 
 ican gmsshitijpers. 
 
 Circular in reference to collecting Nftrtli American 
 sliells. 1860. 
 
 Circular in reference to the degrees of relationship 
 among different nations. Morgan. L. II. 
 
 3. Cataloiiueof thedescribed Diptera of North America. 
 
 Osten Sacken, K. 1858. 
 
 Catalogue of the described Lepidoptcra of North 
 America. Morris, .rohn (1. 1860. 
 
 Classification of the Coleoptera of North Ameri(;a. 
 Le Conte, Dr. -lohn L. 1661, '62. 
 
 Catalogue of publications of societies, and of other 
 periwlical w<!rk8, in tlie library of tlie Smith- 
 sonian institution, July 1, 1858.' Foreign works. 
 1859. 
 
 4. Synopsis of the described Neuroptera of Noi-th 
 
 America, with a list of the South American si)e- 
 cies. Hagen, Hermann. 18G1. 
 Synopsis of the described Lepid(*ptera of North 
 America. Part 1 : Diurnal and Crepuscular Lepi- 
 doptcra. Morris, John Cr. 1862. 
 
 5. Bibliogra]»hy of North American Conchology i>re- 
 
 vioustotlieyearI860. Part 1: American authors. 
 Binney, W. G. 1863. 
 
 Catalogue of publications of the Smithsonian insti- 
 tntion. Corrected to June, 1862. 
 
 List of foreign coirespondents of the Smithsonian 
 institution. Corrected to January, 1862. 
 
 6. Monographs of the Diptera of North Ameiica. 
 
 Loew, H. Part 1. Edited with additions by It. 
 
 Osten Sacken. 1862. 
 Monographs of the Diptera of North America. 
 
 Loew, 11. Part 2. Edited by R. Osten Sacken. 
 
 1864. 
 List of the Ctdeoptera of North America. Part 1. 
 
 Le Conte, Dr. John L. 1863-'66. 
 Kew species of North American Coleoptera. Le 
 
 Conte, Dr. John L. 1863-'66. 
 
 7. Monograph of the bats of North America. Allen. 
 
 H. 1864. 
 
 Land and fresh-water shells of North America. 
 Part 2: Pulmonata limnophila and tbalassophila. 
 Binney, \V. G. 1865. 
 
 Land and fresh-water shells of North America. 
 Part 3: AmpuUariidEO, Valvatidas, Viviparidai, 
 fresh- water Kissoida;, Cyclophorida:, Truncatelli- 
 da), fresh-water Neritidai, Helicinidie. Binney, 
 "W.G. 1865. 
 
 Researches upon the Hydrobiina;, and allied forms: 
 chietiy made from materials in the museum of the 
 Smithsonian institution. Stimpson, Dr. William 
 1865. 
 
 Monograph of American Corbiculada?, recent and 
 fossil. Prime, Temple. 1865. 
 
 Check-list of invertebrate fossils of North America, 
 eocene and oligocene. Conrad, T. A. 1866. 
 
 Check-list of the invertebrate fossils of North Amer- 
 ica, miocene. Meek, F. B. 1864. 
 
 Smithsonian Institution — continned. 
 
 v. 7. Check -list of the invertebrate fossils of North Amer- 
 ica, cretaceous and Jurassic. Metik, F. B. 1864. 
 
 Catalogue of minerals, with their formulas, &c. 
 Ejrleston, T. 1863. 
 
 A dictionary of the ('liinook jargon, or, trade lan- 
 guage of Oregon. Gibbs, George. 1863. 
 
 Instructions for research relative to the ethnology 
 and philology of America. Gibbs, George, 1863. 
 
 List of works published by the Smithsonian insti- 
 tution. 1866. 
 
 8. Monographsof the Dipteraof North America. Part 
 
 4. Osten Sacken, K. 1869. 
 Catalogue of the Orthoptera of North America, de- 
 
 sciibed previous to 1867. Scudder, Samuel H. 
 
 1868. 
 Land and fresli-water sliells of North America. Part 
 
 1 : Pulmonata goophila. Binney, W. G., and 
 
 Bland, T. 1869. 
 Arrangement of families of birds. June, 1866. 
 Circular to officers of the Hudson's Bay Company. 
 
 1860. 
 Suggestions relative to <dyccts of scientific investi- 
 gation in Russian America. 1867. 
 Circular relating to collections in archaeology and 
 
 ethnology. ]H()7. 
 Circular to Ciitomologi-sts. 1860. 
 Circular relative to collections of birds fnmi Middle 
 
 and South America. Decfniiber, 1863. 
 Smithsonian museum miscclbinea. 1802. 
 
 9. Bibliography of Noith American conchology, pre- 
 
 vious to the year 1860. Part 2: Foreign authors. 
 Hinney, W. &. 1864. 
 Catalogue of publications of societies, and of peri- 
 odical works, belonging to the Smithstmian insti- 
 tution. 1866. 
 
 10. The Mfdlusks of w(^stern North America. ('ari)en- 
 
 t*;r, Pliilip V. IHT2. 
 
 Arrangement of the families of MoUusks. Gill, Dr. 
 Theodore. 1871. 
 
 Instructions for observations of thunder storms. 
 Henry, Joseph. 
 
 Circular relative to heights. Henry, Joseph. 
 
 Directions for constructing lightning-rods. Henry, 
 Joseph. 
 
 Queries relative to tornadoes. Iltuiry, Joseph. 
 
 Questions relative to the food-flslies of the United 
 States. Baird, S. F. 
 
 Memoranda of inquirv relative to the food-fishes of 
 tbe Cnited States. "Baird, S. F. 
 
 List of tbt^ institutiinis, libraries, colleges, and other 
 establishments in the I 'nitid Stiitos in correspond- 
 ence with the Smillisoniaii iiisjit iition. 1872. 
 
 List of foreign coriespoudents of tlie Smithsonian in- 
 stitution, ('orrected to January, 1872. 1872. 
 
 Check-list of publications of t\w Smithsonian insti- 
 tution. 1872. 
 
 11. Arrangement of the families of Mammals, with 
 
 analyticaltables. Gill, Dr. Theod(n'e. 1872. 
 Arrangement of the familit^s of fislies; or, classes 
 
 Pisces, Marsipobranchii, and Ltiptocardii. Gill, 
 
 Dr. Theodore. November, 1872. 
 Monographsof the Dipteraof North Anu-rica. Part 
 
 3. Loew, H. 1873. 
 Directions for collecting and preserving insects. 
 
 Packard, Dr. A. S., jr. Septemht^r, 1873. 
 Nt!W species of North American Coleoptera. Part 
 
 2. Le Conte, Dr. Jolm L. 1873. 
 Classification of the Coleoptera of North America. 
 
 Part 2. Le Conte, Dr. John L. 1873. 
 
 12. Review of American birds in the mnseum of the 
 
 Smithsonian institution. Part 1. Baird, S. F. 
 1864-1872. 
 
 The constants of nature. Part 1: Specific gravi- 
 ties. Boiling and melting points, and Chemical 
 formulifi. Clarke, Frank Wigglesworth. 1873. 
 
 Telegraphic announcements of astronomical discov- 
 eries. Henrv, Joseph. 1873. 
 
 13. Check-list of I^Torth American Bsitrachia and Rep- 
 
 tilia; with a systematic list of the higher groups 
 and an essay on geographical distribution, based 
 on the specimens contained in the United States 
 national museum. Cope, Edward D. 1875. 
 
 Contributions to the natural history of Kerguelen 
 islands, made in connection with the American 
 transitof Venus expedition, 1874, '75. Kidder, Dr. 
 J. H. 1 : Oi-nithologv. Edited by Cones, Elli- 
 ott. 1875. 
 
 Contributions to the natural history of Kerguelen 
 island, niad(i in connection with the American 
 transitof Venus expedition, 1874, '75. Kidder, Dr. 
 J. H. 1876. 
 
 Birds of southwestern Mexico, collected by Francis 
 E. Sumicbrast for tbe United States national mu- 
 seum. Lawrence, George N. 1875. 
 
 Catalogue of the fishes of the Bermudas, based 
 chiefly upon t!ie collections of the United States 
 national maseum. Goode, G. Brown. 1876. 
 
SMITHSONIAlf. 
 
 252 
 
 SOCIOLOGY. 
 
 Smithsonian Institution — continued. 
 
 V. 13. (vliiHsific.alion of the coll(;ctioii to illusti-ato tlio ani- 
 mal resources of the Unite*! States, &c. Goode, 
 G. Jirown. 1876. 
 
 Contributions to the natural history of the Hawaiian 
 and Fanning ishnids and lower Calif irnia, made in 
 conneetion with the Uniti-d States Nortli Pacific 
 surveying expedition, 1873-75. Streets, Dr. 
 Thomas li. 
 
 Index to the names which have been ap]died to the 
 subdivisions of tlie class Brachiopoda, exchiding 
 the Rudistos, previona to the year 1877. Dall, W. 
 il. 1877. 
 
 Contributions to North American ichtliyolo;;y, 
 hasi-d ])iiiicii)ally <m the collections of tht^ United 
 States iiatidiinl nuiaeum. 1 : Review of Raliu- 
 esiiui'.s iiicnioirs of North American fishes. Jor- 
 dan, David S. 1877. 
 
 CoutrihuUons to North American ichthyolo;;y, 
 based principally on the collectiuus of the ITnited 
 Statt^s national museum. 2: A. Notes on Cot- 
 tiihr, Ktheoat^^matida^ Percida?, Centrarcliida-i, 
 Aj)hredodeii»Ue, Doros<nnatidie, and Cyprinidie, 
 with revisions of the genera and descriptions of 
 new <)r little-known species. B. Synopsis of the 
 Siluridai of the fivali waters of North America, 
 Jordan, David S. 1877. 
 
 14. Synojjsis of American wasps: solitary waaps. Do 
 
 Saussure, Henri. 1875, 
 Catalogue of tlu; fishes of tlie east coast of North 
 
 America. Gill, Dr. Theodore. 1873. 
 The C(>nHtaut8 iti' nature. Supplement to Part I : 
 
 Sptifific gravities; Boiling points and melting 
 
 points. Clarke, Frauk Wiggleswoi-th. 1876. 
 The constants of niitnra Part 2 ; A table of specific 
 
 fceats for liipiids. Clarke, Frank Wigglesworth, 
 
 1876. 
 The constants of nature. Part 3: Tables of ex- 
 pansion by heat for solids and liquids. Clarke, 
 
 Frank Wigglesworth. 1876. 
 Photographic portraits of North American Indians 
 
 in tlie gallery of the Smithsonian institution. 
 
 1867. 
 List of publications of the Smithsonian institution. 
 
 July, 1877. 
 Index catalogue of books and memoirs relating to 
 
 nebnhe and clusters, &c. Holdon, Edward S. 
 
 1877. 
 
 15, Bibliographical index of North American botany ; 
 
 or, citations of authorities for all the recorded 
 
 indigenous and naturalized species of the flora of 
 
 North America, with a chronological arrangement 
 
 of thesynonymy. Watson, Sereno, Parti: Poly- 
 
 l>etal«.' 1878. 
 The Toner lectures, lecture 1: Ou the stnicture 
 
 of cancerous tumors and the mode in which adja- 
 cent parts areinvaded. Woodward,*J. J. 1873. 
 The Toner lectures. Lecture 2: Dual cliaraeter of 
 
 the brain. Brown-Senuard, C. E. 1877. 
 I'he Toner lectures. Lecture 3: On strain and 
 
 ovoraction of the heart, DaCost4i, J. M. 1874. 
 The Toner lectures. Lecture 4 : A study of the 
 
 nature and mechanism of fever. Wood, Uoratio 
 
 C. 1875. 
 The Toner lectures. Lecture 5: Ou the surgical 
 
 complications and stsqucls of the continued fevers. 
 
 Keen, William W. 1877. 
 The Toner lectures. Lecture C : Subcutaneous 
 
 surgery, its principles and its recent extension in 
 
 practice. Adams, William. 1877. 
 List of foreign correspondents of the Smithsonian 
 
 institution. Coriected to January, 1878. 
 Circular in reference to American archfcolo^y- 1878. 
 Circular of inquiries relative to tlie naturiu history 
 
 of the American crawfish and other freshwater 
 
 Crustacea. 1878. 
 Circular relating to collections of living reptiles. 
 
 1878. 
 
 Sniollett, Tobias George. History of 
 England, from tlic revolution [1089] to 
 the death of George the second [17()0], 
 (Continuation of Hume's.) Load., 1H48. 
 4 V 46—282 
 
 Travels throngb France and Italy, 
 
 with a description of the town, territory, 
 
 and climate of Nice. Lond., 1872 35—212 
 
 . View of the commencement and 
 
 progress of romance; life of Smollett; 
 
 plays and poems. Lond., 1872 11 — 64 
 
 For other works of Smollett, see Fiction. For life and 
 critical notice, see Biography. 
 
 Sniucker, Isaac. Centennial history 
 of Licking county, Ohio. Newark, 
 1876 49-298 
 
 Smyth, William. Lectures on modern 
 history, from the irruption of the north- 
 ern nations to the close of the American 
 revolution. Host, 1851 43—261 
 
 Social i)ressure. Helps, A. 1875 23—139 
 
 Social statics. Spencer, H. 1868 14—84 
 
 Society. See Sociology. 
 
 SOCIOLOGY. 
 
 See, also, Evolution; Government and politics; History 
 (Orijiin, philosophy, &c.) ; Man (rrehistoric) : Philoso- 
 phy (Ment-al, moral, *fcc.); Political ewmomy; Slavery; 
 Women. 
 
 G-eneral and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Culture and anarchy: an essay in political and 
 
 social criticism. Arnold, M. 1875 23—141 
 
 Enigmas of life. Greg, W. R. 1874 23—140 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Kealizahle ideals; Malthna notwithstandinf;; Nonsur- 
 vival of the HtU'stf Limits and directions of human de- 
 velopment; Significance of life; De profundis   Else- 
 where. 
 
 Essays on the progi-ess of nations in civilization. 
 
 Seaman, K. C. 1852 29 179 
 
 Organization in daily life. Helps, A. (In his 
 
 Essays. 1872) 23—141 
 
 Past and present. Carlyle, T. 1843 23 141 
 
 Present status of the philosophy of society. AVeh- 
 
 ster, h. A. 1866 2D— 176 
 
 Principles of social science. Carey, H. C. 1858, 
 
 '59. 3 V 29—176 
 
 F<ir contents, see Political economy (Systematic and gen- 
 eral works). 
 
 Sartor resartns. Carlyle, T. 1831 23 141 
 
 Social statics ; or, the conditions essential to human 
 
 happiness. Spencer, H. 1868 .'. 14 g4 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Introduction: The doctrine of expetliencv; The doctrine 
 
 of a moral sense. 
 Fart 1. Definition of morality; Tlie evanescence of evil; 
 
 The divine idea. 
 Part 2. First principles; Personal rights ; Political riehtfl; 
 
 The state. 
 Part 3. General considerations. 
 Study of sociology. Spencer, H. (In Popular 
 
 science monthly, v. 1 , 2, 3) 32 1 97 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Our need of it; Is there a soci.il science ? Its nature ; The 
 educational bias; The bias of ])atriotisni ; The class 
 bias; The theological bias; Di-scipline; Preparation in 
 bioh)gy ; Preparation in psychology. 
 Unity of law, as exhibited in the relations of phys- 
 ical, social, mental, and moral science. Carey, 
 
 H.C. 1872 29-176 
 
 See, also, Blackwood's magazine, v. 83, 1858 (Social phi- 
 losophy) ; v. 88, 1860 (Social science); v. 90, 1861 (Social 
 science). 
 
 Special Subjects. 
 
 CIVILIZATION AND PROGRESS. 
 Barbarism and civilization. Higginson, T. W. 
 
 (In his Out-door papers, pp. 107-131. 1871) 23 ^139 
 
 Chapters in the history of popular progress [in 
 
 England] chiefiy in relation to the freeilom of 
 
 the press and trial by jury, 1660-1820 ; with 
 
 an application to later years. Routledge, J. 1876. 46 283 
 
 Christian civilization. Bayue, P. (In his Essays, 
 
 V. 2, pp. 259-304. 1867) 23—141 
 
 Christian civilization. Maurice, F. 1>. (Iri his 
 
 Friendship of hooks, pp. 124-158. 1874) 23 139 
 
 OiTilization. Mill, J. S. (7/1 his Dissertations, v. 
 
 1. 1868) 23—141 
 
SOCIOLOGY. 
 
 253 
 
 SOtJTHERK. 
 
 Sociology— <!ontinue<l. 
 
 Greneral history of civilization in Europe, from tlio 
 fiill of tUe Roman empire till the French rtivolu- 
 
 tion. Cuizot, F. r. G. 4 v. 1846 4(i— 280 
 
 History of oiviliziltion. Dean, A. 1868, '69. 7 v.. 43—204 
 History of civilization in England. Buckle, H. T. 
 
 1864. 2v 43—264 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Introduction. 
 
 2 Spain and Scotland. 
 
 History of the intellectual devt^lopment of Europe. 
 
 Draper, J. W. 1869 43— 2M 
 
 Hopes of the human race. Cobhe, F. P. 1876 14—84 
 
 Illnstrat!ons of universal progress. Spencer, If. 
 
 1868 32-197 
 
 Note. — For contents, «« Spencer, H. 
 
 Martyrdom of man. Eeade, W. 1874 30—186 
 
 Origin of civilization. Lubljoek, J. 1870 .W — 186 
 
 Progress. Froude, J. A. (In his Short studies, 
 
 V. 2, pp. 245-280. 1872) 23—140 
 
 See, also, Blackwood's magazine, v. 90, 1861 (Barbarismnof 
 civilization). 
 
 CRl.MK AND PENAL LEGISLATION. 
 
 Essay on crimes and punishments. Beccaria, (J. 
 
 B. S. Lond., 1707 23—142 
 
 Seven curses of London, tireenwood, James. 
 
 18«9 35—211 
 
 See, alto, Fopnlar science monthly, v. 8 (Relationsof women 
 to crime, 'i articles ; and Relations of sex Ut crime, by 
 Van de Warkcr, E.). (32—197). 
 
 I.AUOUING CLA.S8KS. 
 
 Fors clavigora : letters to the workingmen and li^ 
 
 bourers of Great Britain. Kuskin, J, 1871. 2v 29—175 
 
 Onr working classes. Miller, H. (In his Essays, 
 
 p. 154. 1866) 23—141 
 
 See, alto. Political economy (Labor, cooperation, &c.). 
 
 PAUPF.RISM — PUBLIC CHARITIES. 
 
 Episodes in an obscure life, being experiences in 
 
 the Tower hamlets. Row, R. |ff»io»i.] 1871 . . 29—175 
 
 Improvement of the condition of the rural poor. 
 Helps, A. {In his Friends in council, Ist scries, 
 v.2,p.l8) 23—139 
 
 Little paupers. Thackeray, A. I. (M Aer Toilers, 
 
 &C..P.1J8. 1874) '. 23—141 
 
 Pauperism. I'auper labor. Miller, H. (In his 
 
 Essays, ))p. 240-251 . 18C6) 23 —141 
 
 Public establishments for the poor of Bavaria. 
 Thompson, B. (Count Rum/ord). (In his Essays, 
 V. 1. 1797) 23-142 
 
 Work of volunteers in the organization of charity. 
 Hill, Octavia. (In her Homes of the London 
 poor,p.l08. 1875) 29-:179 
 
 Socrates. Stanley, A. P. ( In his History 
 of the Jewish chtircli. Third series. 
 1877) 14- 82 
 
 See Plato's Dialogues, especially Apologia, Crito, and 
 Phicdo. (17—103.) Afco, Grote's History of Greece. 
 (47—289.) 
 
 Solar eclipse. See Astronomy (Eclipses and occultations). 
 
 Solar system. See Astronomy (Sun). 
 
 Soldiers' national cemetery at Gettys- 
 burgh, Revised report of the select com- 
 mittee relative to the. Harrisburgh, 
 1865 50—307 
 
 Solcy, James Rnssell. Historical sketch 
 of the United States Naval Academy. 
 Wash., 1876 43—165 I 
 
 42—259 
 
 16- 
 16- 
 
 95 
 97 
 
 16— 95 
 
 Solis, Antonia de. Historia de la con- 
 qiiista de M^jico. Paris, 1844 48—296 
 
 Soinervilie, Mary. Connection of the 
 physical sciences. N. Y., 1846 32—196 
 
 Personal recollections, from early 
 
 life to old age, of Mary Somcrvillc, with 
 selections from her correspondence, by 
 Somerville, Martha. Bost., 1876. . 
 
 Physical f,'eograi>hy, with a glos- 
 sary. Phila., 1850 31—189 
 
 Songs from the sonthern seas. O'Reilly, 
 J. B. 1873 
 
 Songs in many keys. Holmes, O. \V. 18ti» 
 
 Songs of the Sieiras. " Joaqnin Miller. 
 1874 
 
 Songs of the sun-lands. "Joaqnin Mil- 
 '«>■•" 1873 i6_95 
 
 Sonntag:, August. Notes and illustra- 
 tions of Popocatepetl. (/« Sm. Contiib., 
 ^'•11) 53—322 
 
 Observations on terrestrial mag- 
 
 nelisin in Mexico. (/« Sm. Coiitrih., v. 
 
 11) 53—322 
 
 Soiirel, L. The bottom of the sea. 
 
 Rich, E., tr. and ed. N. Y., 1872 31—189 
 
 Sophocles. Works. Francklin, T., ir. 
 
 Loud., 1832 17—106 
 
 CONTKNTS. 
 
 Biographical sketch of Sophocles. Tragedies: Aiax An- 
 tigoue, Electra, Philoctett's, (Edipus Tyrannns,'(E(iinua 
 Ooloneus, Tlirachinia^ 
 
 See, also. Literature (Greek). 
 
 SonI, The. See Biblical and religious literature (Future life 
 and immortality); Medicine (Mental physiology) • Philos- 
 ophy (Mental, Moral). 
 
 Soule, Richard. Synonyms. Bost., 1878. 15 — 91 
 
 and Campbell, Loomis .7. Pro- 
 nouncing handbook of words often mis- 
 prononnced. Bost., 1873 
 
 Sound. See Physics (Acoustics). 
 
 Soundings from the Atlantic. Holmes, 
 
 O. W. 1872 
 
 South Africa. See Africa. 
 
 South America. See America (South). 
 
 South Carolina : 
 
 Documentary history of the Ameri- 
 can revolution ; chiefly in South Caro- 
 lina. Gibbes, R.W. 3v 
 
 History of South Carolina. Simms, 
 
 W. G. 1840 
 
 History of the revolution of South 
 
 92 
 
 23—1.39 
 
 50—305 
 
 50—305 
 
 Carolina from a British province to an 
 independent State. Ramsay, D. 1785. 
 2 V 50—305 
 
 Statistics of South Carolina. Mills, 
 
 E. 1826 50—306 
 
 View of South Carolina, as respects 
 
 her natural and civil concerns. Dray- 
 ton, J. 1802 50—306 
 
 Southern and western songster. Grigg, 
 J. 1858 17—104 
 
 Southern States. 5peXTnlted States (Description, &c. ; South). 
 
 Southern history of the war: official re- 
 ports of battles. N. Y. , 1863 42—254 
 
SOUTHEY. 
 
 254 
 
 SPARKS. 
 
 Soutlicy, Robert. Commonplace book. 
 Warter, J. W., cd. N.Y.,1860. 2v.... 21—124 
 
 Early naval history of England. 
 
 rhila., 1835 43—205 
 
 History of Brazil. Lond., 1822. 
 
 3 V 45—279 
 
 History of the peninsular war. 
 
 Lonil., 1828. 4v 43—266 
 
 Life of Cowpcr. {In Cowper's, W., 
 
 Works, V. 1,2) 39— 2:J6 
 
 Poetical works ; with a memoir of 
 
 the author. Bost. ,1864. 10 v 17—106 
 
 COKTENTB. 
 
 T. 1. Life of Soutlioy ; General preface ; Joan of Arc i The 
 vision of tlio maid of Orloaiia. 
 
 2. Preface; Uoilication to Edith Southey; The trinmph 
 
 of woman; W.at Tyler; Poems concerniuj^ the slave 
 trade; Botany Kay eclogues; Sonnets; Monodra- 
 nias ; The amatory poems of Abel ShutHebottom ; 
 Love el(!jii<'8 ; Lyric poems; S(mg8 of the American 
 Indians ; Occasional pieces ; The retrospect ; Hymn 
 to the penates. 
 
 3. Preface; English eclogues; Nondescripts; The 
 
 devil's walk; Inscriptions; Carmen triumphal©, 
 for the commencement of the year 1§14 ; Jdes; 
 Ej)i8tle to Allan Cunningham. 
 
 4. Tluilaba, the destroyer. 
 
 5. Madiic; Miidoc in Wales ; Madoc in Aztlan. 
 
 6. Hallada ;ind nictriiul tales. 
 
 7. Italhids and inetrieal tales; Advertisement; A tale 
 
 of I'liniguay ; All for love, or, a sinner well saved ; 
 The pilgrim to Compostello. 
 
 8. The curse of Kehama. 
 
 9. Koderiek, the last of the Goths. 
 
 10. The poet's ]>ilgrimag(! to WatiTloo; Carmen nop- 
 tiale; The lay of the laureate; Funeral song for the 
 Pi-inci's:^ Charlotte of Wales; A vision of judg. 
 mei.t; Oliver Newman, a New England tale ; Mis- 
 celhineous poetiiiU remains. 
 
 Select lives of Cromwell and Bun- 
 
 yan. Lond., 1849 39—235 
 
 For lives of Robert Smithey, see Biography. 
 Sontllg:ate, Henry. Things a lady 
 would like to know concerning domes- 
 tic management and expenditure: with 
 hints regarding the intellectual and phys- 
 ical life. Fifth edition. Lond., 1877.. . 22— 129 
 South-sea iilyls. Stoddard, C. \V., 1873.. !»— 212 
 Soilthwortll, Emma Dorothy Eliza 
 
 Nevitte. Sue Fiction. 
 Souvcstro, Eniile. An attic philosopher 
 in Paris ; or, a peep at the world from a 
 garret. N. Y.,18C9. 11—62 
 
 SPAIN. 
 
 History. 
 
 Oarlist struggle in Spain, 1820. Alison, A. {In his 
 
 Essays, pp. 325-346. 1854) 23—142 
 
 Diario de las C6rtes ; 1820 y 1821. Madrid, 1821, 
 
 V. 18 48—293 
 
 El rcstaurador. Madrid, 1823 48—293 
 
 History of civilization. Uuckle, IT. T. v. 2. 1864. 43—264 
 History of Spain and Portugal. (Lardner's cabi- 
 net cyclopcedia.) Lond., 1832, '33. 5v 48—293 
 
 History of the peninsular war. Southey, II. 1828. 
 
 4 v 43-266 
 
 History of the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella. 
 
 Proscott, W. II. 1851. 3v 40—246 
 
 History of the reign of Philip II, King of Spain. 
 
 Prescott, W. H. 1855-'58. 3v 48—293 
 
 History of the reigns of Philip II and Philip III, 
 
 Kings of Spain. Watson, K. 1818 48—293 
 
 History of the revolutions in Spain (409-718). 
 
 Vortot d'Aubeuf, R. A. do. 1724 48—293 
 
 Spain — continued. 
 
 History of the war in the peninsula fl807-'14| 
 .and in thi; south of France. Napier, W^. F. P. 
 
 1842. 4v 43—266 
 
 History of the war of succession in Spain [1700-'141. 
 
 Stanhope, P. II. 1830 43—268 
 
 Ottoman ami Spanish empires. Ilanke, L. 1845.. 42 — 256 
 Spain ; romance of history. lUus. Trueha, T. de. 
 
 n. d 12—68 
 
 Spain under Charles II. Stanhope, A. 1840 48—293 
 
 Spanish revolution of 1820. Alison, A. {In his 
 
 Essays, p|>. 279-289. 18.54 23—142 
 
 See. also, in Biography Charles I (V of Gennany). Also, 
 
 Biblical :uid ecelesinstical literature (Inquisition). 
 See, also, Blaclrwood's magazine, v. 75, 1854 (LetUir fi-oni 
 Matlrid) ; v. 77, 1855 (Spanish int4derance and insolv- 
 ency) ; V. 104, 1808 (Spanish revolution); v. 112, 1872 
 (Kiiig Amadous). 
 
 Travels and Description. 
 
 Alhambra and the Kremlin. Prime, S. I. 1873... 35—211 
 
 Oastilian days. Hay, J. 1871 35—211 
 
 Espagne, Lavall6e, .X,, and Gueroult, A. 2 v. 
 
 [L' Univers.] 43—260 
 
 Lands of the Sariicen, Taylor, .T. B. 1889 35—213 
 
 Letters of a traveler. Bryant, W.C. 1870 34—208 
 
 Recollections, &c. Maximilian, F. 1868. v. 1,2.. 41—251 
 
 Search for winter sunbeams. Cox, S, S. 1870... 36 — 221 
 
 Ten days in Sp.ain. Field, Kate. 1875 35—211 
 
 See, also, Blackwood's magazine, v. 112, 1872 (Shores of 
 Biscay). 
 Spain, New. See Mexico. 
 
 Spalding, J. Willett. Japan audaround 
 
 th(! world ; an account of three visits 
 
 to the Japanese empire. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 Ib55 36—221 
 
 Spanish Americans, Four years among. 
 
 Ha.s»aurek, F. 1868 35—215 
 
 Spanish gypsy ; a poem. "George Eliot" 
 
 (Cross, Mrs. J. W.). 1868 10— 99 
 
 Spanish langu.age. See Language. 
 
 Spare hours. Brown, J. 1869. 2v.... 23— 137 
 
 Sparks, Jared, ed. Library of American 
 
 biography. N. Y., 1834-'48. 23 v.. 36—219,220 
 
 For contents, see Biography (Collective). 
 Life of Benedict Arnold. (/« his 
 
 Library of American biography, v. 3). .. 36 — 220 
 Life of Benjamin Franklin. (In 
 
 Franklin's, B., Works, v. 1.) Bost., 
 
 1840 22—134 
 
 Life of Charles Lee. {In his Library 
 
 of American biography, v. 18) 36 — 219 
 
 Life of Ethan Allen. (In hia Library 
 
 of American biography, v. 1) 36 — 220 
 
 Life of Father Marquette. (In hia 
 
 Library of American biography, v. 10). 36 — 220 
 Life of Gouvernenr Morris ; with 
 
 selections from his correspondence and 
 
 miscellaneous papers. Bost., 1832. 3v- 41 — 251 
 Life of George Wiushington. ( Vol. 
 
 1 of the Writings, tj-c, of Washington.) 
 
 N.Y.,1847 42—258 
 
 Lifeof J. Ledyard. (/n fti» Library 
 
 of American biography, v. 24) 36—219 
 
 Life of J. Kibault. (In fti« Library 
 
 of American biography, v. 17) 36—219 
 
SPARKS. 
 
 255 
 
 SPOFFORD. 
 
 Spai'Rs, Jan>d, ed. — continued. 
 
 Life of Pulaski. (In his Library of 
 
 American biography, V. 14) 36 — 219 
 
 Ijif'o of Robert de la Salle. (/« his 
 
 Library of Auierican biography, v. 11). 36 — 220 
 Spear, Samuel T. Religion and the 
 
 state; or, the Bible and the public 
 
 schools. N. Y., 1876 14—83 
 
 Species. See Natural liiatory. 
 
 Spectrum an.llysis. See Physics. 
 
 Speeches. See Elocution. 
 
 Spencer, Herbert. Data of psychology. 
 
 N.Y., 1SG9 30—183 
 
 ^ Comparative psychology of man. 
 
 (/« Popular science nionllily, V. 8) .... 32 — 197 
 First jirincipU'S of a new system of 
 
 philosophy. N. Y., 1868 30—184 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Theunkiioirable: Keli^inn and science, ultimate roligidus 
 ideas, lilliiiiateseirntitic itleaa, the relativity of all kuowl- 
 e(ii;e, tlic ref(»nciliati4)n. Laws of the knowable : Philoso- 
 l>liy (iftined: Data of pliilo8op)iy ; Space, time, matter, 
 nu)ti(Mi, and force: Kecapitulation, criticism, and re- 
 comnieiicement ; Evolution and dissolution ; Instability 
 of tlie homo<;eneons ; The multiplication of eifects ; 
 Segregation ; Eiiuilibration. 
 
 Illustrations of universal progress: 
 
 a scries of (li.scussions. N. Y., ISfiS 32 — 197 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Bain on the emotions and the wiU; Development hypoth- 
 esis; (irnesis of science; Illogical geology; Manners 
 and fasliion; Nebular hypothesis; Origin and function 
 of music ; Physiology of laughter ; I'rogregs : its law 
 and cause; Social organism; Sources of .architectural 
 types; Use and beauty ; Use of antliropomorjihism. 
 
 Principles of blologv. N. Y., 18()8. 
 
 2v .' 31—192 
 
 C0NTE.NT8. 
 
 V. 1 . Data of biology ; Inductions of biology ; Evolution 
 of life. 
 2. Mori>hological development; Physi(dogical develop- 
 ment; Laws of multiplication. 
 
 Social statics ; or, the conditions 
 
 essential to human happiness specified, 
 and the rest of them develoi)ed. N. Y., 
 
 1868 14— 8t 
 
 For contents, see Sociology (tleneral and miscellaneous 
 works). 
 
 Study of sociology. {In Popular 
 
 scieucc monthly, v. 1,2,3) 32 — 197 
 
 For contents, see Sociology. 
 
 See, also, Popular science m<mthly, v. 8, p. 020 {Blograph* 
 ical sketch of Herbert Sp-aner) ; Philosophical (liscus- 
 sions by C. Wright (Philosophy of Herbert .Spencer: a 
 physical theory of the universe). (30 — 184.) 
 
 Spender, Mrs. John Kent. iVc Fiction. 
 Spenser, Ednuind. Poetical works; 
 revised by F.J. Child. Bost.,18Cr>. 5 v. 17—108 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 v. 1, 4. Memoir; Faerie tjueene. 
 
 4. Faeiie queenc (continued) ; Mi.scellanies ; Shep- 
 
 heard's caleuilar ; C()lin CI uts come liruno agjiiu ; 
 Astropbel; Appendix. 
 
 5. Miscellanies; Complaints : Ruiuen of tUm^; Teares 
 
 of the muses; Virgil's giiat: Prosopopoia; or, 
 mother Hubberd's tale; Kuines of Home, by 
 liellay ; Muioptmos; or, the fate of the butter- 
 flie; Visions of th"e world's vanitie ; The visions 
 of Bellay ; The visions of Petrarch ; Daphnaida; 
 Amoretti; Epithalamion ; Prothalamion : Fowre 
 hymnes ; Epigrams: Sonnets; Variations from 
 original editions ; Two letters from Sinmser to 
 Harvey ; Index of proper names. 
 
 Spenser's Faerie (lueen. Maurice, F. 
 
 D. (In his Friendship of books, pp. 218-246. 
 
 1874) 23—147 
 
 For life and critical notice of Spenser, see Biography. 
 
 Sphinx's riddle. De Quincey, T. (In his 
 
 Memoriafs, v. 2. 1856) 21— 1S6 
 
 Spielhagen, Friedrich. See Fiction. 
 Spiers, A., and Surreune, G. * French 
 
 aud English pronouncing dictionary. 
 
 N. Y., 18,-)2 2.''>— 150 
 
 Same: school edition complete in 
 
 one volume. N. Y., 1875 2.5—151 
 
 Spinoza. Arnold, M. {In his Essays in 
 
 criticism, pp. 237-253) 23—141 
 
 Spinoza. Fronde, J. A. {In his Short 
 
 studies, V. 1, pp. 274-324) 23—140 
 
 Spirit of laws. Montes(]uien, C. dc S. 
 
 1792. 2v 29—177 
 
 Spiritualism : 
 
 Arabula ; the divine guest. Davis, 
 
 A.J. 1867 14—81 
 
 Death and the after-life. Davis, A. 
 
 J. 1871 14—81 
 
 Diakka, The: explanation of the 
 
 false and repulsive in spiritualism. 
 
 Davis, A. J. 1873 14—81 
 
 Experiments ou hypnotism. Clarke, 
 
 F. C. {In Popular science monthly, 
 
 V. 9) 32—197 
 
 Fountain, The; with jets ot new 
 
 meaning. Davis, A. J. 1870 14 — 81 
 
 Haunted houses. Miickay, C. {In 
 
 his Extraordinary popular delusions, v. 
 
 2, pp. 217-238) 22—129 
 
 Hypnotism in animals. Czermak, 
 
 J. {In Popular science monthly, v. 3). 22 — 197 
 
 Magic staff. Davi.s, A. J. 1871.. . 14— 81 
 
 Philo.sophy of mystery. Dendy, W. 
 
 C. 1S47 30—183 
 
 Philosophy of .':j)iritiialisni. Mar- 
 vin, F. R. 1874 30—183 
 
 Planclu^tto: an account of modern 
 
 spiritualism ; with a survey of French 
 spiritism. Sargent, E. 1869 30—183 
 
 Sacred book [of Arabula] contain- 
 ing old aud new gospels. Davi.s, A. J. 
 1873 14— 81 
 
 Spiritualism and iillied causes and 
 
 conditions of nervous derangement. 
 Hammond, W. A. 1876 30—183 
 
 Summer land. Davis, A. J. 18J8- 14 — ^61 
 
 Ten years with the spiritual medi- 
 ums. Fairfield, F. G. 1875 30—184 
 
 See Blackwood's mag.r/.ine, v. 73, 1853 (Spiritual manifes- 
 tations) ; v 86, 1850 (Haunters an<l haunted). 
 
 Spix, Johanu Baptista von, nicfMartius, 
 C. F. P. von. Travels in Brazil, in the 
 years 1817-'20. Illus. Loud., 1824. 2 v. 35—214 
 
 SpofTord, A. R. American almanac and 
 treasury of facts. 1878-'81. N. Y. and 
 Wash., 1878-'80. 4 v 28—170 
 
 Spoflord, Mrs. H. E , Prescott. New En- 
 gland legends. Illus. Bost., 1871 11—62 
 
 For her tales and romances, see Fiction. 
 
SPOONEE. 
 
 256 
 
 STEBBmS. 
 
 Spooiicr, Shoarjashub. "Biographical 
 dictionary of paiuters, engravers, sculp- 
 tors, and architects, from ancient to mod- 
 erntimcs. N. Y., 1853 26—159 
 
 Sports aud pastimes. See Amusements. 
 
 Spraguc, Miss M. See Fiction. 
 
 Sprati^UC, John T. Origin, progress, 
 and conclnsiou of the Florida war. 
 N. Y.,l54d.. 42-ii55 
 
 Sprag^ue, William Buel. Life of Tim- 
 othy Dwight. (/« Sparks', J., Library 
 of American biography, v. 14) 3() — 219 
 
 Spratt, T. A. B. Travels and researches 
 in Crete. Lond., 1865. 2v 35—213 
 
 Sproule, John. Treatise on agriculture, 
 lllus. Dublin, 1842 19-116 
 
 Spry» ^^- J- •^- Cruise of her majesty's 
 ship "Challenger:" voyages over many 
 seas, scenes in many lands. lUus. N. Y., 
 1877 34-207 
 
 Spiirzheim, Johann Gaspar. Phrenol- 
 ogy ; the doctrine of the mental phenom- 
 ena. Bost., 1834. 2v 30—184 
 
 Sqilier, Ephraim George. Aboriginal 
 monuments of the State of New York. 
 (/«Sm. Contrib., y. 2) 53-322 
 
 Nicaragua ; its people, scenery, 
 
 monuments, and the proposed inter- 
 oceanic canal. v. 2. lllus. N. Y., 
 1852 35—216 
 
 Notes on Central America, particu- 
 larly the states of Honduras and San 
 Salvador; and the proposed Honduras 
 interoceanic railway. lllus. N. Y., 
 1855 35—215 
 
 Peru ; travel and explorations. 
 
 lllus. N. Y.,1877 35—214 
 
 wid Davis, E. H. Ancient monu- 
 ments of the Mississippi. (/« Sm. Con- 
 trib., V. 1) - .53-322 
 
 Stacl-Holstcin, Anne Louise Ger- 
 maincNecker, 6«ron«6 de. Corinne; or, 
 Italy. Hill, Isabel, (r. N. Y., n. d.... 3—20 
 
 (Euvres complfctes. Paris, 1861. 
 
 2 V 21—123 
 
 Oiuvres iiosthunics; pr6c(5d6s d'une 
 
 notice sur son caractfere et ses dcrits. 
 
 Paris, 1861. 2 copies 21—123 
 
 Standard library cyclopajdia of political, 
 coustitutional, statistical, and forensic 
 knowledge. Lond., 1848. 4 v 29—179 
 
 Stanhope, Alexander. Spain under 
 Charles II; or, extracts from corre- 
 spondence of IJon. Alexander Stanhope, 
 British minister at Madrid, 1690-'y9. 
 Lond., 1840 48—293 
 
 Stanhope, Philip Dormer (fourth earl 
 of Cli-esterjield). Letters to his son. 
 Phila., 1868 39—238 
 
 Stanhope, Philip Henry (formerly lord 
 Mahon). Historical essays. Lond., 
 1861 23—141 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Frederick second's last years ; Froncli revolution ; Joan 
 of Arc: Latin iu8<Tiption8; Mary, Queen of Scots ; Mar- 
 quis of Montrose ; Letters between Pitt and Duko of 
 Kutland. 
 
 History of England, from the peace 
 
 of Utrecht (1713) to the peace of Paris 
 (1783). Reed, H.,ed. N. Y., 1849. 2v. 46— 283 
 
 History of the war of the succession 
 
 in Spain (1700-'14). Lond., 1836 43—266 
 
 Stanley, Arthur Penrhyn (dean of West- 
 minster), Addresses and sermons during 
 a visit to the United States and Canada 
 inl878. N. Y., 1879 14—86 
 
 Lectures on the history of the Jew- 
 ish church, from the caj)tivity to the 
 Christian era. Third scries, with 2 maps. 
 N. Y., 1877 14— 82 
 
 Life and correspondence of Thomas 
 
 Arnold, /». iJ. N. Y.,1877 37—223 
 
 Stanley, Henry M. How I found Liv- 
 ingstone: travels, adventures, and dis- 
 coveries in central Africa ; including an 
 account of four mouths' residence with 
 Z)r. Livingstone. lllus. N. Y., 1872... 33— 203 
 
 MyKalulu; astoryof central Africa. 
 
 lllus. N. Y., 1874 33—202 
 
 Through the dark continent. N. Y., 
 
 It78 33—202 
 
 Stanley, J. M. Catalogue of portraits 
 of North American Indians, with 
 sketches of scenery, &c. (In Sm. Mine. 
 Coll., \. 2) 5;V— 323 
 
 Stark, John. See Biography. 
 
 Stars. See Astronomy. 
 
 State, Tlie. See Government and politics ; Sociology. 
 
 State department library catalogue. 1825. 52 — 314 
 
 Stately homes of England. lllus. Jew- 
 itt, L., and Hall, S. C. Phila., n. d 30—182 
 
 Statesman's manual. lllus. Williams, 
 E., and Lossing, B. J. N. Y., ia58. v. 
 1,2,4 - 29—178. 
 
 Statesman's year-book. Martin, F. 1872- 
 '81. lOv 28—167 
 
 Statesmen of the time of George the third. 
 Brougham, H. 1853. 3 v 36—222 
 
 Statesmen, Lives of See Biography (American, English, 
 
 and E«i"opean ; Miscellaneous). 
 Statics. Sec Physics. 
 Statistical sketch of South Australia. 
 
 Boothbv, J. 1876 52—314 
 
 Statistics. For statistics relative to any i)articular country, 
 see entries under name of such country in general alpha- 
 bet. See, also, Political economy. 
 
 Statutes at large of the confederate States 
 
 of America. Matthews, James M., ed. 
 
 Richmond, 1862-'64. 2 v 26—156 
 
 Statutes (revised) in force in the District 
 
 of Columliia 26—150 
 
 Stebbins, Emma. Charlotte Cushman : 
 
 her letters and memories of her life. 
 
 Bost., 1878 39—235 
 
STEDMAK. 
 
 257 
 
 STIMPSON. 
 
 Stedman, Edmund Clarence. Poetical 
 works. Host., 1873 17—106 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Alice of Monmouth ; Blameless prince ; Miscellaneous 
 poems; Sonnets; Translation. 
 
 Victorian poets. Bost., 1876 23—139 
 
 CONTKNTS. 
 
 Arnold, Matthew : Browning, Elizabeth Barrett ; Brown- 
 ing, Robert; Buchanan, Robert; General choir; Hood, 
 Thomas : Landor, Walter Savage ; Morris, William ; 
 Period, The ; Procter, Bryan Waller ; Rossetti, Dante 
 Gabriel; Swinburne, Algernon Charles; Tennyson, 
 Alfred; Tenn3'son and Theocritus. 
 
 Steele, Ashbel. Chief of the pilgrims ; 
 life and time of William Brewster. lUus. 
 
 Phila.,1857 39—241 
 
 Stein, Heinrich Friedrich Carl, liaron 
 von. 
 
 See Seeley, J. R. Life and times of Stein ; or, Germany 
 and Russia in the Napoleonic age. Bost., 1879, 2 v. 
 (47-289.) 
 
 StelnmetZ, Andrew. History of the 
 Jesuits, from the foundation of their 
 society to its suppression by Pope Clem- 
 ent fourteenth. Lond., 1848. 3v 14—85 
 
 Stellar key to the summer land. Davis, 
 A.J. 1868 14—81 
 
 Stenhouse, Thomas B. H. The Rocky 
 Mountain saints ; a full history of the 
 Mormous. Illus. N. Y., 1873 14—84 
 
 Stephen, iSir James. Critical and mis- 
 cellaueous essay s.^ (Modern British lasay- 
 ists.) Host., 1854 23—142 
 
 CONTKNTS. 
 
 Baxter, Richard ; D'Aubign6's history of the Reformation ; 
 Loyola, Ignatius, and his associates ; Physical theory 
 of another life ; I'ort Royalists ; Taylor's Edwin the 
 Fair; WhitHcld and Froude ; Wilburforce, William. 
 
 Lectures on the history of France 
 
 [to Louis XIV]. N. Y.,1852 47—290 
 
 Stephen, Leslie. Samuel Johusou. 
 (English nun of letters series. ) N. Y,, 1879 37—228 
 
 Stephens, Ann Sophia. See Fiction. 
 
 Stephens, Henry. Book of the farm. 
 Illus. N. Y., 1847. 2 v. (Farmers' 
 library, v. 2,3) 18—108 
 
 Stepliens, John L. Incidents of travel 
 in Central America, Chiajjas, and Y'uca- 
 tau. Illus. V. 1, 1871; V. 2, 1867 35—215 
 
 Incidents of travel in Yucatan. 
 
 Illus. N.Y.,1847. 2v 35—216 
 
 Stephens, B<'i'. W. R. W. Christiauity 
 and Islam ; the Bible and the Koran. 
 N. Y.,1877 14— 84 
 
 Stephenson, George. See, Biography. 
 
 Stephenson, M. F. Account of ancient 
 mounds in Georgia. (In Sm. Mept., 
 1870) 54—324 
 
 Stepney, Lady. See Fiction. 
 
 Sterne, Laurence. Works. Phila., 
 1869 11— 62 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Life and opinions of Tristram Shandy, gentleman ; Senti- 
 mental journey through France and Italy ; Sermons, 
 letters, &c. ; Life of the author, written by himself. 
 Stevens, William Bacon. History of 
 Georgia, to 1798. N.Y.,1847. v. 1.... 49— 299 
 33 
 
 Stevenson, J. J. Second geological 
 survey of Pennsylvania: 1875, '6, '7. Re- 
 port of progress in the Fayette and 
 Westmoreland district of the bitumin- 
 ous coal fields of western Pennsylvania. 
 Part 2: The Ligonier valley. Harris- 
 burg, 1878. Illus 19—117 
 
 Stevenson, W. B. Historical and de- 
 scriptive narrative of twenty years' resi- 
 dence in South America. Loud., 1825. 
 3 V 44—268 
 
 Stewart, Balfour. Conservation of 
 energy, with an appendix, treating of 
 the vital and mental applications of the 
 doctrine. N. Y.,1876 31—192 
 
 Experiments on aneroid barome- 
 ters. (In Bm. Eept, IH68) 54—324 
 
 Physics. (Science primers.) N. Y., 
 
 1879 32—196 
 
 and Talt, Peter Guthrie. The un- 
 seen universe, or physical speculations 
 on a future state, [anon.^ N. Y., 1875.. 14—84 
 
 CONTKNTS. 
 
 Introductory sketch ; Beliefs of the ancient Egyptians, 
 Hebrews, Greeks, Romans, Elastern Aryans, and of the 
 disciples of Christ; Physical axioms; Present physical 
 universe; Matter and ether; Development; Specula, 
 tions as to the possibility of superior intelligences in the 
 visible universe ; The unseen universe. 
 
 Stewart, Dngald. Works. Hamilton, 
 
 Sir William, ed. Loud., 1854-'ti0. 10 v., 
 
 with supplement 21 — 124 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 T. 1, Dissertjitionexhiltiting the progress of metaphysical, 
 
 ethical, and p(>litical philosophy since the revival 
 
 of letters in Europe. 
 2, 3, and 4. KlenientH of the philosophy of the human 
 
 mind, and outlines of moral philosophy. 
 5. Philosophical essays. 
 6 and 7. Philosojihy of the active and moral powers of 
 
 man, and part 2d of outlines of moral philosophy. 
 8 and 9. Lectures on political economy, ana part 3d of 
 
 outlines of moral philosophy. 
 10. Biographical memoirs of Adam Smith, William 
 
 Robertson, and Tliomsis Reid ; with a memoir of 
 
 Du(;ald Stewai't, by John Veitch. 
 Supplement ; Translations of the passages in for- 
 
 eign languages contaiued in the collected worka 
 
 01 Dngaul Stewart ; with index. 
 
 Stew^art, James. Catalogue of mam- 
 mals and birds. (Part 4 of the Fourth 
 Annual Report of the United States Geolog- 
 ical and Geographical Survey of the Terri- 
 tories.) Wash., 1871 54—326 
 
 Stickney, Charles E. History of the 
 Minisink region, in Orange county, New 
 York. Middleto wn, N. Y. , 1867 50—309 
 
 Stiles, Ezra. See Biography. 
 
 Stiles, Henry R. History of the city of 
 Brooklyn. Illus. Brooklyn, 1867-'70. 
 3 V 49—300 
 
 Stiles, William H. Austria in 1848 and 
 1849 ; history of the late political move- 
 ments in Vienna, Milan, Venice, and 
 Prague, &c. N. Y, , 1852. 2 v 45—279 
 
 Stiutpson, William. Marine inverte- 
 brata of Grand Manan, New Bruuswick. 
 (In Sm. Contrib.,v.6) 53—322 
 
 Researches upon the Hydrobiinse. 
 
 (/«Sm.M«c. CoJJ., V. 7, 1865) 53—323 
 
STIRLING. 
 
 258 
 
 STRETTON. 
 
 Stirling:, William. Cloister-life of the 
 
 Emperor Charles V. Bost. , 1853 3*— 239 
 
 Stirling:, William Alexander, earl of. 
 
 Sec Alexander, W., in Biography. 
 Stockinar, Baron Christian Friedrich 
 
 von. See Biography. 
 Stockinar, Haron ETwst von. Memoirs 
 of Baron Stockmar. G. A. M., tr. ; Miiller, 
 F. Max, «d. Lond. and Host., 1873. 2 v. 42—259 
 Stockwell, John N. Memoir on the 
 secular variations of the elements of the 
 orhits of the eight principal planets. 
 
 (/« Sm. Contrib., v. 18) 53—322 
 
 Secular variation^ of the planetary 
 
 orbits. (7nSm. i;«;>(.,1871) 54—324 
 
 Stoddard, Amos. Sketches, historical 
 and descriptive, of Louisiana. Phila., 
 
 ^^12 49—298 
 
 Stoddard, Charles Warren. South-sea 
 
 idyls. Bost., 1873 .- 35—212 
 
 Stoddard, Richard Henry. Late En- 
 glish poets. (Selections.) N. Y., 1867 ... 17— 104 
 
 editor. See Bric-a-brac series; 
 
 Sans-aouoi series. 
 Stone, William Leete. Life and times 
 of Red Jacket; or, Sa-go-ye-wat-ha : a 
 sequel to The history of the Six Nations. 
 
 N. Y. and Loud., 1841 41 249 
 
 Life of Joseph Brant (Thayendane- 
 
 gea) ; inchiding the border wars of the 
 American revolution. N. Y., 18.38. 2 v. 39— 241 
 Stone, William Leete (son of preceding). 
 Life and times of Sir William Johnson. 
 
 Albany, lb65. 2 v 40—242 
 
 Stone age (Tht'). See Man (Pioliistoric). 
 Stone-cntting. ^'ee Am (Dscful: Masourj). 
 Stones of Venice. lllus. Ruskin, J. 
 
 1864. 3 V. 3 copies j, 
 
 Storiei. See Fiction. 
 
 Stories of bird life. lUus. Berthoud, H. 
 
 ^^^•' 31-191 
 
 Stories of inventors and discoverers. 
 
 lllus. Timbs, J. 1860 19—116 
 
 Stories of success. Cobb, J. F. n. d 22—129 
 
 Storm.. See Meteorology (Storms, toniadoos, and winds). 
 Storrs, Richard S. Early American 
 
 spirit and its genesis. N. Y., 1875 44—269 
 
 Story, Joseph. Miscellaneous writings. 
 
 Edited by his son, W. W. Story. Bost., 
 
 ^^^ 22—132 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Address on resigning the speaker's chair, house of renre- 
 sentatives, Ma8.sachiisett8. -"'jcpre 
 
 Apportionments of senators. 
 Ashmuu, Professor, Eulogy on. 
 Autobiography. 
 Barbour, Philip P. 
 Capture, Law relating to. 
 Chancery jurisdiction. 
 Characteristics of the age. 
 Coditlcation of common law. 
 Commerce, Memorial against restrictions on 
 Commercial law, Growth of the. 
 Dexter, Samuel. 
 Digests of the common law. 
 Emmet, Thomas A. 
 Government, Science of. 
 Harvard university. Rights of the fellows of. 
 
 89 
 
 Story, Joseph — continued. 
 
 Harvard university. Centennial celebration of. 
 
 Judiciary, Salaries of. 
 
 Jurisprudence. 
 
 Legal studies, Value and importance of. 
 
 Legal studies. Course of 
 
 LegarS, Hugh S. 
 
 Literary tendencies of the times. 
 
 Maritime law, Literature of. 
 
 Marshall, John. 
 
 Mount Auburn. 
 
 Neutral trade of the United States. 
 
 Parker, Isaac. 
 
 Pinkuoy, William. 
 
 Piracy and the slave trade. 
 
 Puritans. 
 
 Science and mechanic art. Development of. 
 
 Scientific studies. Influence of. 
 
 Todd, John. 
 
 Trimble, Robert. 
 
 Washington, Bushrod. 
 
 For life and letters of Story, J., gee Biography. 
 Story, William Wetmore. Life and let- 
 ters of Joseph Story. Bost., 1851. 2 V. 42— 259 
 
 Nero: an Iiistorical play. Lond. 
 
 andN. Y., 1875 17-106 
 
 Roba di Roma. 
 
 [Things in Rome.] 
 Lond., 1866. 2v 36—221 
 
 Story of liberty. Coffin, C. C. 1879 . . . . 43— 163 
 Story of my life. Andersen, H. C. 1871.37—223 
 Story of the earth and man. Dawson, 
 
 JW. 1874 3.2_i94 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. Harriet Elizabeth Beecher. 
 Chimney comer. By Christopher Crow- 
 field [pseud. J. Boston, 1868 11 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Bodily religion ; Dress; Amusements 
 tion, &c. 
 
 Lady Byron vindicated: a history 
 
 of the Byron controversy. Bost., 1870.. 39—239 
 
 Little foxes. By Christopher Crow- 
 
 iield [pscKd.]. Bost., 1873 11—62 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 Discourtesy; Exactingness ; rault-finding; Intolerance- 
 Irritability; Persistence; Repression. 
 
 Palmetto-leaves [Florida]. lllus. 
 
 62 
 The woman ques- 
 
 Bost., 1873 . 
 Religious poems. 
 
 34—209 
 
 lllus. Bo.st. 
 
 17—106 
 
 49—301 
 
 1867 
 
 For her novels, »«e Fiction. 
 
 Stranger in America. Lieber, Francis, 
 1849 
 
 Stray studies from England and Italy. 
 Green, R. H. 1876 23—140 
 
 Streets, Thomas H. Contributious to 
 the natural history of the Hawaian and 
 Fanning islands and lower California, 
 1873-75. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 13 
 1875) 
 
 Strength and beauty; discussions for 
 young men. Hopkins, M. 1874 
 
 Strength of materials. Tate, T. 1850.. 
 
 Strength of timber, cast and malleable 
 iron, and other materials. lUus. Bar- 
 low, P. 1851 
 
 " Stretton, Hesba," pseud. See Smith, 
 
 Hannah, in Fiction. 
 Stretton, J. C. See Fiction. 
 
 53—323 
 
 14— 84 
 18—109 
 
 18—109 
 
STRICKLAND. 
 
 259 
 
 SUMNER. 
 
 Strickland, Agnes. Lives of the queens 
 of England. Illu.s. Lond., 1871. 8 v. 37—225 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 T. 1. Matilda of Flanrter.i; Matilda of Scotland ; Adidicia 
 of 'Louvaiue : MatiMa of Boulogne ; Eleanora of 
 Aquitaine ; Be.rensaria of Navarro ; IsaboUa of 
 Angoulfeme; Eleanor of Provence : Eleanora of Caa 
 tile: Marjjuerite of France; Isabella of lYance; 
 Philippa of Ilainault: Anne of Bolieniia. 
 
 2. Isabella of Valois; Joanna of Navarre ; Katherine of 
 
 Talois : Margaret of Anjou ; Elizabeth Woodville ; 
 Anne of Warwick ; Elizabeth of York ; Katherine 
 of Arragon; Anne Boleyn. 
 
 3. Jane Seymour ; AnneofClevcs; Katherine Howard ; 
 
 Katharine Parr; Mary. 
 
 4. Elizabeth. 
 
 5. Anno of Denmart ; Henrietta Maria ; Catherine of 
 
 Bra^nza. 
 
 6. Mary Beat rice of Modena . 
 
 7. Mary II. 
 
 8. Queen Anne. 
 
 Lives of the queens of Scotland , and 
 
 Englisli princesse.s connected witli the 
 regal succession of Great Britain. N. 
 Y., 1853-'59. 8v 37— 22r) 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 T. 1. Margaret Tudor ; Magdalene. 
 
 2. Mary of Lorraine ; Margaret Douglas. 
 
 3-7. Mary Stuart. 
 
 8. Elizabeth Stuart; Sophia, electress of Hanover. 
 
 Strickland, William P. Old Mack- 
 inaw ; or, the fortress of the lakes, and 
 its surroundings. Phila., ISfiO 49—298 
 
 Strotlier, David H. ( Porte Craiion). Vir- 
 ginia illustrated. Ilhis. N. Y., 1857... 35— 216 
 
 Stryker, James. * American quarterly 
 register and magazine, 1848-'51. Phila. 
 6v 28—171 
 
 Stryker, William S. Official register 
 of the officers and men of New Jersey 
 in the revolntionary war. Trenton, 
 1872 51—310 
 
 Stuart, G. C. See Biography. 
 
 Stnart, Royal house of. See Biography. 
 Stuarts, The, and western Europe, from 
 
 1678 to 1697. {Epochs of history series.) 
 
 Hale, Eev. E. n. d 46—284 
 
 Stubbs, William. Coimtitutional his- 
 tory of England. Oxford, 1875-'78. 3 v. 46— 282 
 Early Plantagenefs. {Epoch* of his- 
 
 iori/ series.) N. Y.,n. d 46 — 284 
 
 Student, The. ISulwer-Lytton, .^ir E. G. 
 
 E. L. 1860 23—141 
 
 Studies from life. Craik, Mrs. D. M. Mu- 
 
 loch. 1861 2— 9 
 
 Studies of nature. St. Pierre, J. H. B. de. 
 
 n. d 31—192 
 
 Studies of the Greek ])oet8. Symonds, 
 
 J. A. N. Y., 1880. 2v 15—91 
 
 Studies, .stories, and memoirs. Jameson, 
 
 A. M. 1866 2.3—138 
 
 Stndy. See Education. 
 
 Study of words. Trench, R. C. 1868 . . 15— 92 
 
 Stumbling-blocks. Dodge, M. A. {Gail 
 
 Uamilton). 18()8 14—84 
 
 Style. See Rhetoric. 
 
 Subjection of women. Mill, J. S. 1870. 23—138 
 
 Subterranean world. Illus. Hartwig, 
 
 G. 1871 , 32—194 
 
 Subterraneous surveying, and the varia- 
 tion of the magnetic needle. Fenwick, 
 T. 1822 19—115 
 
 Sub-tropical ramhlcs. Illus. Pike, N. 
 
 1873 33—202 
 
 Suburban sketches. Illus. Howells, W. 
 1). 1872 5—31 
 
 Success : 
 
 Getting on in the world; hints on 
 
 success in life. Mathews, W. 1876 23—140 
 
 — ^ On the arts of self-advancement. 
 
 Helps, A. {In his Friends in council, 2d 
 
 series, v. 1) 2:3—139 
 
 Stories of success. Cohh, J. F. 
 
 n. d 22—129 
 
 Success and its conditions. Whip- 
 ple, E. P. 1875 23—141 
 
 Sue, Marie Joseph, called Eugfene. 
 
 For his novels, tee Fiction. See, also, Biography for crit- 
 ical notice of his life. 
 
 Sugar and hydrometers. McCuUoh, R. S. 
 Wash., 1848 19—115 
 
 Sullivan, John. See Biography. 
 
 Sullivan, William. Puhlic men of the 
 revolution ; including events from the 
 peace of It 83 to the peace of 1815; in a 
 series of letters; with a biographical 
 sketch of the author, by his sou, John T. 
 S.Sullivan. Phila., 1847 37—228 
 
 Sully, Maximilian de Bethune, duke of. 
 See Biography. 
 
 Sumner, Charles. Works. Bost., 1874. 
 9 v. V. 10, 11, 12 missing 22—132 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Orations, speeches, <£c. .• 
 Truc grandeur of nations : at Boston, 1845. 
 The scholar, the jurist, the artist, the philanthro- 
 pist: 1846. 
 Slavery and the Mexican war: at Boston, 1846. 
 Whit«' slavery in the Barbary states: at BostOD, 
 1847, &c. 
 
 2. Orations, speeches, d^c. : 
 
 Fame and glory: 1847. 
 The law of liuman progress: 1848. 
 War s.ystem of the commonwealth of nations: 184ft. 
 Be true to the De4:]aratiun of Independence: 1849. 
 Equality before the law: uncaustitutionality of 
 separate colored schools in Massachusetts: 1849. 
 The free-soil party explained and vindicated: 1849. 
 Sympathy with the rights of roan everywhere : 1851. 
 
 3. Orations, speeches, <£c. : 
 
 Justice to the land states, and policy of roads; In 
 
 United States Senate, 1862. 
 Freedom national, slavery sectional: In United 
 
 States Senate, August 26, 1853. 
 The re])re8eiitative system and its proper basis; 
 
 In Massachusetts constitutional convention, 1853. 
 The landmarks of freedom ; no repeal of the Mis- 
 
 souri comi)romt8e: in Unit**d States Senate, 1854. 
 Keply to assailants; oath to support the Constitu- 
 
 tiou: weakness of the South from slavery: in 
 
 United States Senate, 1854. 
 Tho demand of freedom ; repeal of the fugitive 
 
 slave act: in United States Senate, 18.)5. 
 
 4. Speeches in United States Senate, letters, <£c. : 
 
 The anti-slavery enterprise: its necessity, practi- 
 cability, and (lignity ; with glances at the special 
 duties of the North': at New York, 1855. ' 
 
 The crime against Kansas; the apologies for the 
 crime: the true remedy: in United States Sen* 
 ate, 1856. 
 
 Usurpation of the Senate in imprisoning a citizen: 
 in United States Senate, 1860. 
 6. Speeches in United States Senate, letters, dre. : 
 
 The barbarism of slavery ; in United States Senate, 
 1860. 
 
 The republican party: its origin, necessity, and 
 permanepce; at JJew York, 1860. 
 
SUMNBK. 
 
 260 
 
 SWIFT. 
 
 Sumner, Charlos — contiimod. 
 
 V. 5. Speeches in Vniied States Senate, (6c. — continued. 
 
 Proflidential candidates and tlie issues : at "Worces- 
 ter, 1860. 
 Lafayette, tlio faithful one : at New York, 1860. 
 Disunion and a sonthern confederacy; the object: 
 in United States Senate, 1860. 
 
 6. Speeches, letters. (6c. : 
 
 Emancipation our best weapon: "Worcester, "Mass., 
 1861. 
 
 Tlie rebellion ; its origin and main-spring.: at New 
 York, 1861. 
 
 The Trent case and maritime rights: in United 
 States Senate, 1862. 
 
 Kansom of slaves at the national capital': in United 
 States Senate, 1862. 
 
 Independence of Hayti and Liberia: in United 
 States Senate, 1882. 
 
 Bounty lands for soldiers out of real estate of reb- 
 els: in United States Senate, 1862. 
 
 7. Speeches, letters, (£c. : 
 
 Rights of sovereignty and rights of war; two 
 sources of power against the rebellion : in United 
 States Senate, 1862. 
 
 "War powers of Congress; confiscation and libera- 
 tion: in United States Senate, 1862. 
 
 The proclamation of emancipation: its policy and 
 necessity as a war measure for the suppression 
 of the rebellion: at Boston, 1862. 
 
 Protest against foreign intervention, and declara- 
 tion of national purpose: in United States Sen- 
 ate. 1863. 
 
 Our foreign relations; showing present perils from 
 England and Prance, &c. : at New York, 1863. 
 
 Our domestic relations; powers of Congress over 
 the rebel States : 1863. 
 
 8. Speeches, letters, dhc. ; 
 
 Beiyamin Fianklin and John Slidell at Paris: 1883. 
 
 Loyalty in the Senate : the iron-clad oath for Sen- 
 ators; in United States Senate, 1864. 
 
 "Wrong and unconstitutionality of fugitive slave 
 acts: in United States Senate, 1864. 
 
 No property in man ; universal emancipation with- 
 out compensation: in United States Senate, 1864. 
 
 The national banks and the cuiTency: in United 
 States Senate, 1864. 
 
 Creation of the freedmen's bureau; a bridge from 
 slavery to freedom : in United States Senate, 1865. 
 0. Speeches, letters, die. : 
 
 Make hast* slowly; irreversible guarantees: in 
 United States Senate, 1864. 
 
 Slavery and the rebellion — one and inseparable; 
 issues of the presidential election : at New York 
 1864. 
 
 Case of the Florida; British seizures in neutral 
 waters; 1865. 
 
 Retaliation and treatment of prisoners of war   in 
 Unit«d States Senate. 1865. 
 
 No bust for author of Dred Scott decision: in 
 United States Senate. 186,5. 
 
 Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln ; at Boston, 1865. 
 
 National security and the national faith : at Wor- 
 cester, 1865. 
 
 Clemency and common sense; a curiosity of litera- 
 ture; with a moral: 1865. 
 For life of Sumner, see Biography. 
 
 * Sun pictures of Rocky moiintain scenery. 
 
 Hayden, F. V. 1870 aO— 181 
 
 Sun, The. See Astronomy. 
 
 Sunderland, B. Life of Dr. -William 
 Gunton. Wasb., 1878 40—244 
 
 Superior, lake. Geology and topography 
 
 of a portion of the, land district. lUus. 
 
 Foster, J. "W., anrf Whitney, J. D. 1850. 53—321 
 
 Snpernataraliim. See Biblical and religious literature (Su- 
 pernaturalism) ; Occult sciences; Spiritualism; Supersti- 
 tions. 
 
 Superstitions : 
 
 Miscellanies. 
 
 Aubrey, J. 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 1857... 23—130 
 
 Day-fatality; Omens; Dreams; Apparitions; Impulses: 
 Enockings; Prophesies; Magicks, &c. 
 
 Modern superstitions. De Quince.v, 
 
 T. (/n his Narrative and miscellaneous 
 papers, V. 2, pp. 61-115) 21—126 
 
 Superstitions — continued. 
 Popular antiquities of Great Brit- 
 ain. Brand, J. v. 3, 1855 22—130 
 
 See Occult sciences; Spiritualism. Also, Blackwood's 
 magazine, v. 71, 1852 (Rural superstitions of France). 
 
 Surgery. See Medicine. 
 
 Surnames. See Names. 
 
 Surtees, R. S. See Fiction. 
 
 Survey of the boundary between the ter- 
 ritory of the United States and the pos- 
 sessions of Great Britain, from the Lake 
 of the Woods to the summit of the Rocky 
 mountains. Campbell, Archibald, and 
 Twining, W. J. Maps. Wash., 1878 .. 54— 327 
 •Surveying. See Arts (Useful). 
 
 Swan, James G. Ilaidah Indians of 
 Queen Cliarlotte's islands, British Co- 
 lumbia ; with a brief description of their 
 carvings, tattoo designs, &c. (/« Sm. 
 Conlrib., v. 21) 53—322 
 
 Indians of Cape Flattery, Wash- 
 ington Territory. {In Sm. Conlrib., 
 V. 16) 53—322 
 
 Northwest coast; or, three years' 
 
 residence in Washington Territory. 
 
 Illtis. N. Y., 1857 35—216 
 
 Sweden : 
 
 History of Sweden, to 1814. Dun- 
 ham, S. A. 1839. 3 V 48—293 
 
 History of the revolution in Sweden 
 
 [1350-15(>0]. Vertot d'Atibeuf, abbS de. 
 1716. (Bound with his Revolutions of 
 Portugal) 48—295 
 
 Journey to Iceland and travels in 
 
 Sweden, &c. Pfeiffer, Ida. 1852 36—222 
 
 Northern travel. Taylor, J. B. 
 
 1869 36—22* 
 
 Scandinavia: a history of Sweden. 
 
 Crichton, A., and Wheaton, H. (Edin- 
 hurf/h cabinet library, v. 23-24. 1838) . . . 29—180 
 See, also, Scandinavia ; also, in Biography (Lives of Ousta- 
 vus I, "V^asa; Gustavus II, Adolphus; Charles XII). 
 
 Swedenborg:, Emanuel. Dictionary 
 
 of correspondences, representatives, &c. 
 
 Host., 1847 14— 83 
 
 For his theological writings, see Biblical and religious lit- 
 erature (Swedenborgianism). See, also, Biography, for 
 life. 
 
 Swedenborgianism. See Biblical and religious literature. 
 
 Swedish. See Sweden. 
 
 Su'eet, Robert. Flora Australasica: se- 
 lection of handsome or curious plants, 
 natives of New Holland and the South 
 sea islands. lUus. Lond., 1827,'28.... 52— 315 
 
 Swift, Jonathan. Poetical works; life 
 byMitford, J. Bost., 1864. 3v 17—106 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Life ; Miscellaneous poems. 
 2-3. Miscellaneous : "Verses for fruit women ; Epigrams 
 on windows ; Riddles ; Market-hill poems ; On 
 Irish politics ; Trifles ; "Verses to Swift and to 
 his memory. 
 
SWIFT. 
 
 261 
 
 TALES. 
 
 Swlfl, Jonathan — continued. 
 
 Works. Lend., 1765-'75. 24 v.... 21— 12-3 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 V. 2. GuUiver'H travels. 
 
 3-5. i*ro8o niiacellaiiies, by Swift, Arbutbnot, Pope, 
 and Gajr. 
 
 6. Miscellanies in verse, by Swift, Arbiithnot, Pope, 
 
 ami Gay. 
 
 7. Poems. 
 
 8. The examiner, and advice to the October club. 
 9, 10. Political writin<;a. 
 
 11. The last speech (if EbenezerEUiston; The intel- 
 
 ligencer; The tatler; Bega:ai-s' badges: Dia- 
 logues of genteel cttnversation: Sermons. 
 
 12. Rules for servants; CoiTespondence. 
 
 13. Prose miscellanies. 
 
 14. Correspondence and poem^. 
 
 15. . Pro.se miscellanies. 
 
 16. Prose miscellanies and correspondence. 
 
 17. Miscellauies in verse and prose. 
 
 18. History of the four last years of Queen Ann&, 
 
 and miscellanies in prose and verse. 
 19-21. Con*espondence. 
 22, 23. Letters to Stella. 
 
 24. Index; Corresponden<-.e and biographical 
 
 sketches. 
 
 25. Letters to Stella, and other correspondence. 
 For life and critical notici-s of Swift, gee Biography. 
 
 Swinburne, Algernon Charles. See 
 
 Biography. 
 
 See, also. Lata English poets, p. 514. Stoddard, E. H. 
 (IT— 104.) 
 
 B'witzerland : 
 
 Crania Helvetica. Troyon, F. {In 
 
 Sm. I{ept., 18(54) 54—321 
 
 Hours of exorcise in the Alps. 
 
 Tyndall, J. 1873 33—222 
 
 Lecture on Switzerland. Bache, 
 
 A. D. {In Sm. Rept.,l8:r0) 54—324 
 
 Letters from Switzerland. Goethe, 
 
 J. W. von. ( fVith his Autobiography, 
 
 V.2) 40—245 
 
 Switzerland. Longfellow, H. W. 
 
 (Poems of places series.) 1877 W — 9(5 
 
 See Biography (Lives of William Tell; Charles the Bold). 
 Also, Blackwood's magazine, v. 98, 1865 (Switzerland in 
 summer and autumn). 
 
 Sylva florifcra: shrubbery, historically 
 and botanically treated. Phillips, H. 
 1823. 2v 52—315 
 
 Sylvan year. Hamerton, P. G. 1876 15—89 
 
 Syinonds, John Addington. Percy 
 Bysshe Shelley. {Enijlish men of Utters 
 series.) N. Y., 1879 37—228 
 
 Renaissance in Italy: fine aris. 
 
 N. Y., 1879 ." 15— 89 
 
 C0NTBNT8. 
 
 Problem for the fine arts: Architecture: Sculpture; 
 
 •Painting: Venetian painting: Life of Michael Angelo; 
 
 Life of Benvenuto Cellini: The Epignni. Appendices : 
 
 1. Pulpits of Pisa and Kavello; 2. Michael Angelo's 
 sonnets ; 3. Chronological tables. 
 
 Studies of the Greek poels. N. Y., 
 
 1880. 2v 15—91 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 T. 1. Periods of Greek literature; Mythology; Achilles; 
 Women of Homer ; Hesiod; Parmenides; Empedo- 
 cles; The Gnomic poets; The satirists; The lyric 
 poets; Pindar; .Eschylus; Sophocles. 
 
 2. Greek tragedy and Euripides ; Fragments of .Eschy- 
 
 los, Sophocles, Euripides ; Fragments of the lost 
 tragic poets ; Ancient and modem tragedy ; Aris- 
 tophanes; Comic fragments; The idyllists; The 
 anthology ; Hero and Leander ; Genius of (ireek 
 art. 
 
 Synonyms. See Language. 
 
 Synonyms discriitiinated. Smith, C. J. 
 
 1871 15— 91 
 
 Syntax, Tour of Dr. Combe, William. 
 
 n.d 16—99 
 
 Syria: 
 
 Howadji in Syria. Curtis, G. W. 
 
 181)7 33—201 
 
 La Syrie, la Terre-Sainte, I'Asie 
 
 Mincure, &c. Illiis. Carnes, John. 
 
 1836 35—213 
 
 Syri<!, aucicnne ct moderne. 
 
 (L'Unirer.s.) Yauoski, J., and David, J. 
 
 1848   43—260 
 
 See Blackwood's magazine, v. 73, 1853. (27—165.) See, 
 also, Dead .sea : Palestine. 
 
 Table-talk: 
 
 Coininonplace book of thoughts, 
 
 inoniories, and fancies. Jameson, Anna 
 
 M. 1855 15—90 
 
 Correspondence " and table-talk, 
 
 Haydon, B. R. 1877. 2 v 40—244 
 
 Table-talk. Coleridge, S. T. {In 
 
 A »» Works, v. 6. 1856) 21—127 
 
 Table trait.s with something on them. 
 
 Doran, J. 1865 23—138 
 
 Tacitus, Cains Cornelius. Works. 
 
 Murphy, A., /)•. Lond., 1830, '31. 5v.. 17— 103 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Agricola. v. 5. History, v. 3, 4. 
 
 Annals, v. 1,2, 3. Manners of the Germans. 
 
 Discourse on oratory, v. 5. v. 5. 
 
 Taine, Hippolyte Adolphe. Ancient 
 r<>gime. Durand, J., ?r. N. Y. , 1876 . . . 47— 290 
 
 History of English literature. Van 
 
 Laun, H., fr. N. Y., 1871. 2v 15—92 
 
 Ideal in art. Durand, J., tr. N. Y., 
 
 1868 15— 90 
 
 Italy : Florence and Venice. Dn- 
 
 raiid, H., (r. N. Y., 1869 36—221 
 
 Italy : Rome and Naples. Durand, 
 
 J.,tr. N. Y., 1874 36—221 
 
 Notes on England. Rae, W. F., tr. 
 
 N. Y.,1872 35—213 
 
 On intelligence. Hayo, T. D., tr. 
 
 N. Y., 1872 30—184 
 
 Philosophy of art: art in Greece. 
 
 Durand, J., <)•. N. Y., 1871 15—90 
 
 Philosophy of art in the Nether- 
 lands. Durand, J., /)•. N. Y., 1872.... 1.5— 90 
 
 Tour through the Pyrenees. Fiske, 
 
 J. S., tr. N. Y., 1874 35—212 
 
 Tail, Peter Guthrie, and Ste-wart, Bal- 
 four. The unseen universe; or, phys- 
 ical speculations on a future state. 
 
 [anoM.] 1875 14—84 
 
 Reviewed by J. Fiske in Aw Unseen world. 
 
 Tales. See Fiction. 
 
 Teiles of a grandfather: history of Scot- 
 land. Scott, Sir W. Bost., 1861. 3 v. 48—292 
 
 Tales of a wayside inn. Longfellow, H. 
 
 W. (/n At* Three books of song. 1872). 16— 96 
 
 Tales of old travel. IUub. Kingsley, H. 
 1869 34—209 
 
TALFOUED. 
 
 262 
 
 TAYLOE. 
 
 Talfourd, Thomas Noon. Critical and 
 miscellaneous writings. ( Modern British 
 essai/ists.) Bost., 1854 23—142 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 British novels. 
 
 Gibber's apology. 
 
 Copyright. Speeches on. 
 
 Dennis's, John, works. 
 
 Destruction of the Brunswick theatre by fire. 
 
 Dr.inia, Hazlitt on the. 
 
 Eldon and Stowell, Lords. 
 
 Gambling melodramas, Against. 
 
 Godwin William. 
 
 Guilfoiti, Lord, North's life of. 
 
 Hazlitt, AVilliam, Intellectual char^ter of. 
 
 Holland, Lady. 
 
 Kemble, Miss Fanny, First appearance of. 
 
 Lisbon, Recollections of. 
 
 Lloyd's poems. 
 
 Mackenzie, Henry. 
 
 Manchester Athenaeum anniversary address. 
 
 Matiirin. 
 
 Modern improvements, Mr. Oldaker on. 
 
 Periodical literature, Modem. 
 
 Profession of the bar. 
 
 Pulpit oratory. 
 
 Kynier on tragedy. 
 
 Scott, Sir Walter. 
 
 Shelley's works; Qncen vs. Moxon (speech). 
 
 Time, Chapter on. 
 
 Wallace's prospects of mankind. 
 
 Westminster play. The. 
 
 Wine-cellar, The. 
 
 Wordsworth, William. 
 
 Sketch of tlie life of Charles Lamb. 
 
 (7b Lamb, C.'s, Works.) N. Y., 1867.. . 21—125 
 
 Tallis's illnstrated atlas and modern his- 
 tory of the world. Martin, R. M., erf. 
 Lond. ami N". Y., 1851 B 
 
 Talmud, Tlie. The Bible, the Koran, and 
 the Talmud. Weil, G. 1846 .J 14— 86 
 
 Jewish reformation and the Tal- 
 mud, (/m Blackwood's magaziue, 1869, 
 p. 53-3) 27-163 
 
 Talmud. Newman, L. C. (/«Lip- 
 
 pincott's magazine, 1866, p. 521) 27 — 163 
 
 Traditions of the rabbins. Dc 
 
 Quiueey, T. ( (riWt Ais AA'enger, &c.).. 21 — 126 
 
 Taming of the shrew. Shakespeare, Wil- 
 liam 17-107 
 
 Taiidon, Moquin. World of the sea. 
 Illus. Hart, H. Martyn, fr. Lond.,n. d. 31—188 
 
 Taney, Roger Brooke. See Biography. 
 
 Tao-ism. Johnson, S. {Jn At* Oriental religions: 
 
 China, pp. 859-906) 14— 87 
 
 Tappen, George. Professional observa- 
 tions on the architecture of the principal 
 ancient and modern buildings in France 
 and Italy; with remarks on painting 
 and sculpture. Lond., 1806 15 — 89 
 
 Tardieii, A. S<inegambia et Gnin^^e. 
 Paris, 1(?47. (/.' Dnivrri-) 43—261 
 
 Tartary. Flight of a Tartar tribe. Ue 
 Quincey, T. (Narrative papers, v. 1.) 
 1859 21—126 
 
 Tartaric, Beloutchistau, Boutan, etN<^pal. 
 (U Uniters.) Debeux, L., ct Valmont, 
 
 V. Paris, 1846 43—261 
 
 See, also, Turkistan and Khiva. 
 
 Task, The. Poem. Cowper, W. (In liis Works, 
 
 V.9. 1863) 16— »9 
 
 Tasso, Torcjuato. Jerusalem delivered : 
 an heroic poem. Hoole, J., tr. Lond., 
 1802, 2v 17—105 
 
 Tasso, Torquato — continued. 
 
 Rinaldo: a poem. Hoole, J., tr. 
 
 Lend., 1792 17—105 
 
 Tate, Thomas. Strength of materials: 
 containing various original and useful 
 fornnilie, specially applied to tubular 
 bridges, wrought- iron and cast-iron ' 
 
 beams, &c. Lond., ISiO 18—109 
 
 Taunton, City of. Public library, Cata- 
 logue of. Taunton, Mass., 1878 51—310 
 
 Tautpliceus, Jemima Montgomery, 6ai-- 
 oness. See Fiction. 
 
 Taylor, Alexander S. Grasshoppers and 
 locusts of America. (/« Sm. .Kept., 1858). 54 — 324 
 
 Taylor, Edward S. History of play- 
 ing cards, with anecdotes of their use 
 in conjuring, fortune-telling, and card- 
 sharping. I11U.S. Lond., 18C6 22—129 
 
 Taylor, Miks Elizabeth. See Fiction. 
 
 Taylor, Franklin. Pianoforte playing. 
 (Sciettce primers.) N. Y., 1879 15—90 
 
 Taylor, Isaac. Words and places; ety- 
 mological illustrations of history, ethnol- 
 ogy, and geography. Lond., 1873 15 — 92 
 
 Taylor, James Bayard. At home and 
 abroad: a sketch-book of life, scenery, 
 andraen. N. Y., 1869 34—208 
 
 CONTKNTfi. 
 
 Atlantic, The. 
 
 First difficulties with foreign tongues. 
 
 First .journev I ever made. 
 
 Holidays in Switzerland and Italy. 
 
 Humboldt, Alexander von. 
 
 Interview with German authors. 
 
 Landscapes of the world. 
 
 Life in the Thiiringian forest. 
 
 Mackinaw and the lakes. 
 
 Mammoth cave. 
 
 My supematui-al experiencee. 
 
 Night walk. 
 
 November trip northwards. 
 
 Panorama of thti upper Danube. 
 
 Kambles in Warwickshire. 
 
 Sketches in Germany. 
 
 Smyrna and the Grecian archipelago. 
 
 Summer gossip from England. 
 
 "relegraphic trip to Newfoundland. 
 
 Walk from Heidelberg to Nuremberg. 
 
 Walk tbiough the Thiiringian forest 
 
 Same. 2<1 series. N. Y., 1869 34—208 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Confessions of a medium. 
 
 Country homo in America. 
 
 Haunted shanty. 
 
 Home In the Thiiringian forest. 
 
 New pictures from California. 
 
 Personal sketches: The Brownings; The Leslies: Tho 
 
 writers for " Punch : " Leigh Hunt; Hans C. Andersen. 
 Travels at liome : Hudson and the Catskills ; Berkshire and 
 
 Boston; Saco valley: Ascent of Mount Washington; 
 
 Montreal and Quebec; T'p the Sagnenay; Niagara, 
 
 Trenton Falls, and Saratoga. 
 Walk through Franconian Switzerland. 
 
 By-ways of Europe. N. Y. , 1869 . . . 35—213 
 
 CONTKNTS. 
 
 Balearic days. 
 
 Between Europe and Asia. 
 
 Catalonian bridle-roads. 
 
 Cniise on Lake Ladoga. 
 
 From Perpignan to Moutserrat. 
 
 Grande Chartreuse. 
 
 In the Teutobnrger forest. 
 
 Island of Maddalena, with a distant view of Caprera. 
 
 Kyfl'hauser and its legends. 
 
 Land of Paoli. 
 
 Little land of Appenzel. 
 
 Republic of the Pyrenees. 
 
 Trip to Ischia. 
 
 Week on Capri. 
 
 Winter life in St. Petersburg. 
 
TAYLOR. 
 
 263 
 
 TEMPERANCE. 
 
 Taylor, James Bayard — continued. 
 
 Egypt and Iceland in tlie year 1874. 
 
 N Y., 1874 33—203 
 
 Pildorado; or, adventures in the 
 
 l)atli of empire ; comprising a voyage to 
 California, via Panama ; life in San Fran- 
 cisco and Monterey; pictures of the gold 
 region, and experiences of Mexican 
 travel.. N. Y., 1868 34—209 
 
 Japan in our day. N. Y., 1874 36—221 
 
 Journey to Central Africa. lUus. 
 
 N. Y., 1869 33—203 
 
 Lands of the Saracen ; or, pictures 
 
 of Palestine, Asia Minor, Sicily, and 
 
 Spain. N. Y., 1869 35—213 
 
 Northern travel ; sunnner and win- 
 ter pictures: Sweden, Denmark, and 
 Lapland. N. Y., 1869 36—222 
 
 Trayels in Greece and Russia, with 
 
 an excursion to Crete. N. Y., 1870 35—212 
 
 Views a-foot ; or, Europe seen with 
 
 knapsack and staff. N. Y.,1870 3.'->— 213 
 
 CONTEXTS. 
 
 Adventures among the Residence in Florence. 
 
 Hartz. Rome. 
 
 Aasti-ian Alps. S<x'nea in Prague. 
 
 Burns festival. Scenes in Geneva, Leghorn, 
 Christmas in Germany. and Pisa. 
 
 Day in Ireland. The speaking deaf. 
 
 Glimpses of student life. Through Bohemia and Mo- 
 Highland lakes. ravia. 
 
 Hints for pedestrians. Thj'ough Provence, and up 
 Journey to Paris. the Rhine. 
 
 Leipsic and Dresden. Tivoli and the Roman Cam. 
 Life in Paris. pagna. 
 
 Mediterranean in winter. Up the Danuhe. 
 
 Mendelssohn. Vienna. 
 
 Milan and the journey to Voyage from New York to 
 
 Geneva. Liverpool. 
 
 Month at Heidelberg. Walkthrough eastern Switz- 
 Munich. erland. 
 
 On foot from Frankfort to Walk through Nonnandy. 
 
 Cassel. Walk through the Oden- 
 Od the continent. wald. 
 
 Passage of the St. Gothard. Week in London. 
 
 Pilgrimage To Vallamhiosa. Winter among the Apen- 
 Rauibles in Saxon Switzer- nines. 
 
 land. Winter in Frankfort. 
 
 Visit to India, China, and Japan, 
 
 in the year 1853. N. Y., 1869 36—221 
 
 For his novels, see Fiction. 
 
 Taylor, James W. ( United States commis- 
 tioner of mining). Report upon gold and 
 silver mining east of the Rocky mouut- 
 ains, for 1867 ' 55—325 
 
 Taylor, Jeremy. Great exemplar; or, 
 the life of Jesus Christ. N.Y., 18,59. 2 v. 39—237 
 Se^ Biography. 
 
 Taylor, Joseph. Fast life on the mod- 
 em highway; the railroad world. Illus. 
 N. Y., 1874 11— 61 
 
 Taylor, General Richard. Destruction 
 and reconstruction. Personal experience 
 of the late war. N. Y., 1879 42-254 
 
 Taylor, Richard Cowling. Statistics of 
 coal: the geographical and geological 
 distrihution of mineral comhustihles, or, 
 fossilfuel. Phila., 1848 18—109 
 
 Taylor, William B. Kinetic theories of 
 gravitation. {In Sm. Rept., 1876) 54—324 
 
 Thoughts on the nature and origin 
 
 of force, (/n Sm. Rept., 1870) 54—324 
 
 Taylor, William Cooke. History of the 
 civil wars of Ireland, from the Anglo- 
 Norman invasion till the union of the 
 country with Great Britain. Edin., 1831. 
 2 V 47—286 
 
 History of Mohammedanism and 
 
 its sects; derived chiefly from oriental 
 sources. Lond., 1834 14— 87 
 
 Manual of ancient and modern his- 
 tory. N. Y., 1852 43—261 
 
 Modern British Plutarch; or, lives 
 
 of men distinguished in the recent his- 
 tory of England for their talents, vir- 
 tues, or achievements. N. Y., 1846 37—226 
 
 For contents, gee Biography (Collective). 
 
 , ed. Romantic biography of the age 
 
 of Elizabeth; or, sketches of life from 
 the bye-ways of history, by the Bene- 
 dictine brethren of Glendalough. Lond., 
 1842. V. 2 ; 36—217 
 
 Technical repository. Illus. Gill, T. 
 
 18^2-'-27. 11 V 18—111 
 
 Same. 2il series. Loud., 1827-'3(i. 
 
 6 V 18—111 
 
 Teg^ner, Esaias (Stoedishjmet). Children 
 of the Lord's supper. From the Swedish. 
 (/« Longfellow's, H. W., Poems, v. 1). .. 16— 96 
 
 Frithiof's saga. Blackley, W. L., 
 
 tr. Taylor, Bayard, ed. N. Y. , 1871 ... . 17—105 
 
 Tebuantepec, Isthmus of: 
 
 Reports of explorations and surveys 
 
 to ascertain th piacticability of a ship- 
 canal between the Atlantic and Pacific 
 oceans, by the way of the isthmus of 
 Tehuantepec. Shnfeldt, R. W. Wash., 
 1872 55—3.32 
 
 Tehuantepec railway: its location, 
 
 features, and advantages, under the La 
 
 Sere grant of 1869. Illus. N. Y., 1869. . 52—315 
 
 Teig^ninouth, Lord. See Shore, John 
 (Lord Teigumouth). 
 
 Telegraph. See Arts (Useful). 
 
 Telford, Thomas. Life written by him- 
 self; containing a descriptive narrative 
 of his professional labors, with a folio 
 atlas of copper-plates. Rickman, J., erf. • 
 Loud., 1838.: 41—247 
 
 Tell, William. See Biography. 
 
 Teller, George D. 'American shipper's 
 and express guide, traveller's directory, 
 and official post-office and telegraph 
 guide. Buffalo, 1870 26—158 
 
 Temperance : 
 
 De Quiucey, T. (In his Narrative 
 
 ami miscellaneous papers, v. 2, p. 165).. 21 — 126 
 
 Disraeli, Isaac. Drinking-customs 
 
 in England. (In his Curiosities of liter- 
 ature, V. 3) 15— 91 
 
 Everett, Edward. (In his Works, 
 
 V. 1, p. 366. 1865) 22—134 
 
 Temperance and tee-total societies. 
 
 (In Blackwood's magazine, v. 73. 1853) . 27 — 165 
 
TEMPEST. 
 
 264 
 
 THACKERAY. 
 
 Tempest, The. Shakespeare, William... 17 — 187 
 Temple, Henry John (viscount Palmers- 
 ton). See Biography. 
 Ten Brook, Andrew. American state 
 universities; their origin and progress; 
 a history of congressional university 
 land-grants; a particular account of the 
 rise and development of the university 
 of Michigan, and hints toward the future 
 of the American university system. Cin., 
 
 1875 14- 82 
 
 Ten days in Spain. Field, Kate. 1875.. 35— 211 
 Ten months in Brazil. lUus. Codman, J. 
 
 Host., 1367 35—214 
 
 Tennessee : 
 
 Annals of Tennessee. Ramsey, J. 
 
 Q.M. 1860 50—305 
 
 Geology of Tennessee, Safford, J. 
 
 M. Nashville, 1869 19—116 
 
 Tenney, Sanborn. Natural history: a 
 
 manual of zoology. lUus. N. Y., 1866. 31— 192 
 Tennyson, Alfred. Gareth and Ly- 
 
 nette. lUus. Bost. , 1872 17—105 
 
 Harold: a drama. Author's edition 
 
 from advance sheets. Bost., 1877 17 — 105 
 
 Poetical works. Bost., 1869. av. 17— 105 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Enoch Arden. v. 1. Maud. v. 2. 
 Idyls of the king. v. 2. Miscellaneous poems, v. 1-2. 
 In memoriam. v. 2. Princess, a medley, v. 1. 
 Queen Mary: a drama. Bost., 1875. 17 — 105 
 
 Concordance to the entire works. 
 
 Brightwell, D. B. Loud., 1869 17—104 
 
 For biographical and critical notices of T., see Biography. 
 
 Tent life in the Holy Land. lUns. Prime, 
 W.C. 1874 ;?5— 214 
 
 Tent on the beach. Whittier, J. G. (In Ai* Works, 
 V. 1) 17—105 
 
 Teresa de Cepeda, Saint. {Spanish nun.) 
 Jameson, Anna Murphy. {In her Le- 
 
 " gends of monastic orders, p. 453) 23—138 
 
 Terlinne, Mary Virginia Hawe8(iforion 
 Harlaud). See Fiction. 
 
 Ternaux-Conipans, Henri. Bibli- 
 othfeque Am^ricaiue ; ou, catalogue des 
 ouvrages relatifs ^ I'Amdrique. Paris, 
 1837 52-318 
 
 Terpsichore, See Herodotus, v. 2 17 — 103 
 
 Terrestrial magnetism. See Physics. 
 
 Testimony of the rocks. Miller, H. 1869. 32—193 
 
 Texas : 
 
 History of the republic of Texas, 
 
 from the discovery of the country to the 
 present time. Maillard, N. Doran. 1842. 50 — 305 
 
 Information about Texas. Braman, 
 
 D. E. E. 1857 50-305 
 
 Journey through Texas ; or, a sad- 
 dle-trip on the southwestern frontier; 
 with a statistical appendix. Olmsted, 
 F. L. 1857 36—216 
 
 Narrative of the Texan Santa V6 
 
 expedition. Kendall, George Wilkins. 
 
 lUus. 1850. 2v 35—216 
 
 Texas — continued. 
 
 Plantae Wrightianae Texano-Neo- 
 
 Mexicanae. Gray, A. {In Sm. Contrib., 
 
 V. 3, 5) 53—322 
 
 Resources and public men of Texas. 
 
 Cordova, J. de. Phila., 1859 50—305 
 
 Rise, progress, and prospects of the 
 
 republic of Texas. Kennedy, W. 1841. 
 
 2v 50—305 
 
 Texas and the Gtilf of Mexico. 
 
 lUus. Houston, M. C. 1844. 2v 50—305 
 
 Texian expedition against Mier. 
 
 Illus. Green, T. J. 1845 35—216 
 
 In Fiction, see Mrs. Wilson's Inez, a tale of the Alamo. 
 
 Thackeray, Anne Isabella (Mrs. Rich- 
 ard liitchie). Toilers and spinsters, and 
 other essays. Loud., 1874 23 — 141 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Book of photographs ; City of refuge; Closed doors; Coun" 
 try Sunday; Disastrous fascinations of croquet; Easter 
 holiday; Five o'clock tea; Gratuities; Heroines and 
 their grandmothers ; In friendship ; Jane Austen ; Little 
 
 Saupt'rs; Little scholars; Monday, Tuesday, Wodnes- 
 ay, &.C. ; New fl()wer; Newport ' market ; Out of the 
 silence; Rome in the holy week ; Toilers and spinsters. 
 For her novels, see Fiction. 
 
 Thackeray, William Makepeace. Bal- 
 lads. {Hound trith Tales.) Illus. Loud., 
 1870 11— 60 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Ballads ; Ballads of policeman X ; Five German ditties ; 
 Four imitations of B6i anger ; Imitation of Horace ; 
 Love-songs mmle easy ; Lyra Hibemica ; Old friends 
 with new faces. 
 
 English humorists of the eight- 
 eenth century. {Bound with The Four 
 Georges.) Illus. Lond.,1869. 2 copies. 40 — 245 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Addison ; Goldsmith ; Smollett ; Congreve ; Hogarth ; 
 Steele; Fielding; Pope; Sterne; Gay; Prior; Swift. 
 
 Four Georges. Loud., 1869. 2 
 
 copies 40 — 245 
 
 Irish sketch-book ; and notes of a 
 
 journey from Cornhill to Grand Cairo. 
 
 Illus. Loud., 1870 12—73 
 
 Notes of a journey from Cornhill to 
 
 Grand Cairo. {Bound with Irish sketch- 
 book.) Illus. Lond., 1870 12—73 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Vigo; Lisbon; Lady Mary Wood; Gibraltar; Athens; 
 Smyrna ; Constantinople': Rhodes ; White squall ; Tel* 
 raessus; Day and night in Syria ; From Jaffa t« Jerusa. 
 lem : Jerusalem ; From J.alTil to Alexandria ; Cairo. 
 
 Paris sketch-book. Illus. Lond., 
 
 1869. 2 copies 12—73 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Beatrice Merger; B6ranger (Imitations of) ; Caricatures 
 and lithography in Paris ; Cartouche ; Case of Peytel ; 
 Caution to travelers: Devil's wager; F^tes of July; 
 French dramas and melodramas ; French fashionable 
 novels; French school of painting; Gambler's death: 
 Invasion of France: Little Poinsmet: Meditations at 
 Versailles ; Napoleon and his system : Painter's bar- 
 gain; Sand (Mme.) and the new apocalypse; Story of 
 Mary Ancel. 
 
 Roundabout papers. Reprinted 
 
 from the Cornhill magazine. Illus. 
 
 Loud., 1869 12— 72 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Autour de mon chapeau; De finibus; De juventute; 
 Desseins; Hundred years hence; Joke I once heard 
 from the late Thomas Hood ; Last sketch ; Lazy, idle 
 
HAOKERAY. 
 
 265 
 
 THOMAS. 
 
 Thackeray, William Makepeace — continued. 
 
 boy ; Lett's diary ; Mississippi bubble ; Nil niai bonum ; 
 Notch on the axe ; Notes ot a weelc's holiday ; Ogres ; 
 On a chftlk-niark on the door; On Alexandrines; On a 
 medal; On a peal of bells; On a pear-tree; On being 
 found out; On half a loaf; On some carp at Sans Souci; 
 On some late great victories ; On ribbons; Round about 
 the Christmas tree ; Screens in dining rooms : Small-beer 
 chronicle; Strange to say ; Onclubpaper; Thomsinthe 
 cnshiou ; Tunbridge toys ; Two children in black ; Two 
 roundabout papers which I intend to write. 
 
 — ^— Second funeral of Napoleon. ( Bound 
 
 toif A Roundabout papers.) Lond., 1869. 12 — 72 
 
 COXTKKTS. 
 
 Disinterment of Napoleon at St. Helena ; Voyage from St. 
 Helena to Paris ; Funeral ceremony. 
 
 For novels of Thackeray, tee Fiction. For life, tee Biog- 
 raphy. 
 
 Thalheinier, Mary Elsie. Manual of 
 ancient history. Illus. Gin., 1872 .... 43— 261 
 
 Thatcher, Benjamin Buasey. Indian 
 biography ; an historical account of 
 those individuals who have been dis- 
 tinguisjiod among the North Americau 
 natives as orators, warriors, statesmen, 
 and other remarkable characters. N. Y., 
 1848. 2v..... 36—217 
 
 Thaxter, Celia. Among the Isles of 
 Shoals. Illus. Bost.,1873 34—209 
 
 Theatres of Paris. Matthews, J. Brander. 
 1880 36—220 
 
 Theinistocles. See Biography. 
 
 Theocritus, Translations. Dryden, J. 
 
 (/» /n« Works, V. 3, p. 139) 16—98 
 
 Stedman, E. C. Tennyson and 
 
 Theocritus. (In his Victorian poets, p. 
 
 201) 23—139 
 
 See, alto, Literature (Greek). 
 
 Theologia Germaiiica. Translated from 
 the German by Wiukwortb, Susanna. 
 With preface by Kingsley, C. Bost., 
 1860 14— 83 
 
 Theological essays. De Qnincey, T. 
 
 1854. 2v 21—126 
 
 Theology. See Biblical and religious literature. 
 
 Theology in the English i)oets. Brooke, 
 
 S. A. 1875 14—84 
 
 Theology in the public schools. Coxe, A. C. {In 
 
 North American review, March, 1881) D — 
 
 Theophrastus. Characters, illus- 
 trated by physiognomical sketches. 
 Lond., 1831 22—130 
 
 Caractferes, trad, du Grec, par La 
 
 Bruyfere. {In Moralistes Fran^ais, pp. 
 391-438.) Paris, 1869 23—142 
 
 Thesaurus of English words and phrases. 
 
 Eoget, P. M. 1868 15—93 
 
 Theuriet, Andrei. See Fiction. 
 
 Thierry, Jacques Nicolas Augustin. 
 Historical essays, published under the 
 title of " Dix ans d'dtudes historiques," 
 and narratives of the Merovingian era; 
 or, scenes of the sixth century. Phila., 
 1845 23— 142 
 
 COKTENTS. 
 
 -Ancient and modern spirit of French lawyers ; Antipathy 
 of race which divides the French nation ; Character and 
 policy of the Franks ; Character of the men of the revo- 
 
 34 
 
 Thierry, Jacques N. A. — continued. 
 
 lution of 1640 ; Classification of thehistory of France by 
 royal races ; Conquest of England by the Normans ; 
 Constitution of the Ottoman empire; Enfranchisement 
 of the communes: English constitution ; Episodes of the 
 history of Brittany ; Glance at the history of Spain ; His- 
 tory of Jac(iues lionhomme ; History of Scotland : Histor- 
 ical course at the college de Franco ; Letter on histoid of 
 France; Life of Anne Boleyn ; I^ife of Colonel Hutchin- 
 son ; Local and municipal I'repdom ; Naixativea of Mero- 
 vingian times ; National spirit of the Irish : Philosophy 
 of the 18th and 19tb centuries; Primitive meaning of 
 title of king ; Revolutions of England ; Revolution of 
 1688 ; Roman empire ; Some errors of modem historians. 
 
 History of the conquest of England 
 
 by the Normans. Lond., 1847. 2 v . . . . 46—282 
 
 History of the tiers 6tat ; or, third 
 
 estate in France. Lond . , 1859 47—290 
 
 Thiers, Louis Adolphe. History of the 
 French revolution (to 1799). Lond.,n. d. 47—290 
 See Biography for life of Thiers ; alto, G-overmuent of 
 Thiers, 1871-1873. Simon, J. 1879. 2 v. (47-290). 
 
 Things a lady would like to know con- 
 cerning domestic management and ex- 
 penditure ; arranged for daily reference, 
 with hints regarding the intellectual 
 and physical life. Southgate, H. 1872 . 22—129 
 
 Things not generally known : a popular 
 hand-book of facts. Wells, David A. , ed. 
 N. Y.,1873 22—129 
 
 Thirlwall, Connop, bishop of St. Da- 
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 N. Y.,1848-'51. 2v 47—288 
 
 Thirst and hunger. {Blackwood' t inagazine, v. 83, 
 
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 Thirty years in the harem. Melek-Hanum. 
 
 1872 41—251 
 
 Thirty years in the United States senate. 
 
 Benton, T. H. 1854. 2 v 52—316 
 
 Thirty years' war, 1618-1648. Gardiner, 
 S. E. 1874. {Epochsof history series).. i&—)lM 
 
 Same. 1878 46—284 
 
 Thirty years' war. Schiller, J. C. F. von. 
 
 1861 48—296 
 
 Thirty years with the Indian tribes on the 
 American frontiers. Personal memoirs of 
 a residence of. Schoolcraft, H. R. 1851. 34 — 207 
 
 Thomas, Cyrus. Chinch bug: its his- 
 tory, character, and habits, and the 
 means of destroying it or counteract- 
 ing its injuries. {Bulletin No. 5 of the 
 United States Entomological Commission.) 
 Wash., 1879 54—327 
 
 Lists and descriptions of new species 
 
 of Orthoptora, with remarks on the Ca- 
 lopteniis spretus, or hateful grassliop- 
 per. Illus. {Fourth Annual Report of the 
 Unit^ States (leological Surrey of the Ter- 
 ritories. ) Wash., 1871 54—327 
 
 Zoology and botany. In two parts. 
 
 Part 1 : Synopsis of the Acrididie of North 
 America. Part 2: Acridida) of North 
 America not found in the United States. 
 Illus. {Final reports or monographs of the 
 United States Geological Survey of the Ter- 
 ritories, V. 5.) Wash., 1873 54—327 
 
THOMAS. 
 
 266 
 
 THEEE. 
 
 Thomas, Joseph. "Comprehensive med- 
 ical (lictiouary ; with an apjiendix, com- 
 prising a list of all the more important 
 articles of the materia medica, arranged 
 according to their medicinal properties. 
 Phila., 1874 25—150 
 
 Universal pronouncing dictionary of 
 
 biography and mythology. Phila., 1870. 
 
 2 V 25—153 
 
 Thompson, Andrew. In the Holy 
 Land. lUus. Lond., 1874 35—214 
 
 Thompson, Benjamin (count liumford). 
 Essays, political, economical, and philo- 
 sophical. Lond., 1797-1802 23—142 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Establishment for the poor at Munich ; Principles on 
 which establishments for the relief of the poor may 
 be formed in all countries ; Food and feeding of the 
 poor; Chimney fire-places; Public institutions in 
 Bavaria: Appendix. 
 
 2. Fire and economy of fuel; Propagation of heat in 
 
 Huids, and various substances ; Source of heat ex- 
 cited by friction. 
 
 3. Kitchen fire-places and kitchen utensils ; Salubrity 
 
 of warm rooms and warm bathing ; Management of 
 fires in closed fire-pliices ; Use of steam as a vehicle 
 for transporting heat. 
 
 Thompson, Benjamin F. History of 
 Long Island, from its discovery and set- 
 tlement to the present time. Illus. N. Y., 
 1843. 2v 49—298 
 
 Thompson, Daniel Pierce. See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 Thompson, Mortimer N. (Q. E. Philan- 
 der Doesticks, P. B. , pseud.). See Fiction. 
 
 Thompson, Richard W. Papacy and 
 the civil power. N. Y., 1876 14—83 
 
 Thompson, Waddy. Recollections of 
 Mexico. N. Y. and Lond., 1846 48—297 
 
 Thompson, Zadock. History of Ver- 
 mont, natural, civil, and statistical. 
 Illus. Burlington, 1842 50—304 
 
 Thomson, Charles Wyville. Atlantic, 
 The: Voyage of the Challenger. N. Y., 
 1878. 2v 34—207 
 
 Depths of the sea : general results 
 
 of the dredging cruises of H. M. SS. 
 "Porcupine" and "Lightning," 1868- 
 70. N. Y. and Lond., 1873 31—188 
 
 Thomson, James. Poetical works. 
 Host., 1865. 2v , 17—105 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Castle of indolence, v. 2. 
 
 Commendatory verses, v. 1. 
 
 Juvenile poems, v. 1. 
 
 Liberty, v. 1. 
 
 Memoir of Thomson, v. 1. 
 
 Miscellaneous poems, v. 1. 
 
 Prologues and epilogues, v. 1. 
 
 Seasons, v, 2. 
 
 Songs in the masque of "Alfred." v. 1. 
 
 See Biography. 
 The seasons. {Bound u-ith Course 
 
 of time. Pollok, Robert.) Bost., 1862. 17— 105 
 Thomson, Katherine Byerly ( Grace and 
 
 Philip Wharton, j>8ei«i.). Memoirs of 
 
 Sarah, duchess of Marlborough, and of 
 
 the court of Queen Anne. Lond., 18.39. 
 
 2v 41—252 
 
 Thomson, Katherine Byorly — continued. 
 
 Memoirs of the Jacobites of 1715 
 
 andl745. Lond., 1845. 3v 37—228 
 
 Memoirs of the life of Sir Walter 
 
 Raleigh, with some account of the period 
 
 in which he lived. Lond. , 1830 41—249 
 
 Queens of society. Illustrated by 
 
 Charles Altamont Doyle and the broth- 
 ers Dalziel. Lond., 1872 37—225 
 
 Wits and beaux of society. Illus- 
 trated by H. K. Browne and James God- 
 win, and engraved by the brothers Dal- 
 ziel. Lond., 1871 37—224 
 
 Thoreau, Henry David. Cape Cod. 
 
 Bost., 1865 34—209 
 
 Excursions. Bost. ,1866 34—209 
 
 CONTEKl-e. 
 
 Autumnal tints ; Biographical sketch ; Landlord; Natural 
 history of Massachusetts ; Night and moonlight ; Suc- 
 cession of forest trees ; Walking ; Walk to Wachusett ; 
 Wild apples; Winter walk. 
 
 Letters to various persons. Bost., 
 
 1865 42—259 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Letters; Poems: Fisher's boy; Haze; Inspiration; Mist; 
 Mountains; Prayers; "Komans, countrymen, and lov- 
 ers;" Smoke; .Sympathy. 
 
 Mainewoods. Bost., 1868 34—209 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Ktaadn ; Chesnncook ; AUegasb and East branch ; Appen- 
 dix of natural history and Indian words. 
 
 Walden. Bost., 1874 34—209 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Baker farm; Bean-field; Brute neighbors; Economy; 
 Former inhabitants and winter visitors; Higher laws; 
 House-warming; Pond in winter; Ponds, The; Read 
 mg ; Solitude ; Sounds ; Spring ; Village, The ; Visitors ; 
 where I lived and what 1 lived for; Winter animals. 
 
 Week on the Concord and Merri- 
 mack rivers. Bost. , 1868 34—209 
 
 Yankee in Canada ; with anti-slav- 
 ery and reform papers. Bost., 1874 34 — 210 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Civil disobedience ; Concord to Montreal ; Herald of free- 
 dom ; Last days of John Browu ; Life without principle ; 
 Paradise (to bo) regained: Plea for John Brown; 
 Prayers; Quebec and Montmorenci; Scenery of Quebec 
 and the St. Lawrence; Slavery in Massachusetts; St. 
 Anne; Thomas Carlylo and his'works ; Walls of Quebec: 
 Wendell Philips before the Concord lyceum. 
 
 See. also, Biography. 
 
 Thornton, J. Quinn. Oregon and Cal- 
 ifornia in 1848, with an appendix, includ- 
 ing authentic information on the subject 
 of the gold mines in California. Illus. 
 N.Y., 1849. 2v 34—210 
 
 Thorstein's sagas. (In Viking tales of 
 
 the north, 1877) 15— 92 
 
 Thorvaldsen : his life and works. Illus. ~ 
 Plon, E. Bost., 1874 42—259 
 
 Thoughts about art. Hamerton, P. G. 
 
 1874 15— 89 
 
 Thoughts, letters, and opuscules. Pascal, 
 Blaise. Wight, O. W., «r. 1869 23—138 
 
 Thousand miles in the Rob Roy canoe. 
 Illus. Macgregor, J. 1871 35—213 
 
 Three books of song. Longfellow, H. W. 
 1872 16— 96 
 
THESE. 
 
 267 
 
 TOEREY. 
 
 Three centuries of EngliBli literature. 
 
 Yonge, C. D. 1872 15—92 
 
 Three thousand miles through the Eocky 
 
 mountains. lUus. Mc(>lure, A. K. 
 
 Phila., 181)9 35—216 
 
 Three years in California. Illus. Colton, . 
 
 W. 1851 34—210 
 
 Throne of David. Illus. Ingraham, J. H. , 
 
 18(i0 5—30 
 
 Through Tersia by caravan. Arnold, A. 
 
 1877 35—211 
 
 Through the dark continent. Stanley, 
 
 H. M. 1878 33—203 
 
 Thucydides. History of the Felo- 
 
 ponnesian war. Smith, W., tr. Phila., 
 
 1840 17—103 
 
 Sellar, W. Y. Characteristics of Tlmcid- 
 
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 For life of Thucydides, see Biography. 
 Thunder and lightning. See Meteorology. 
 Thunder and lightning. Illus. Fon- 
 
 vielle, W. de. 1872 32—196 
 
 Tickell, Thomas. Poetical works: 
 
 with life by Dr. Johnson. (Bound with 
 
 Parnell, T., Poems.) Host., 1864 16—95 
 
 See, also, Biography. 
 Ticknor, George. Life of William 
 
 Hickling Prescott. Bost., 1864 41—249 
 
 See, also. Biography. 
 Ticonderoga, Capture of. Address before 
 
 the Vermont Historical Society, deliv- 
 ered at Montpelier, Vt., October 8, 1872. 
 
 Chittenden, Lucius E. -Rutland, Vt., 
 
 1872 42 — 255 
 
 Tides : 
 
 Law of deposit of the flood tide : 
 
 its dynamical action and office. Davis, 
 
 C. H. (In Sm. Contrib., v. 3) 53—322 
 
 Tidal observations in the Arctic sea. 
 
 Kane, E. K. (/n Sm. Contrib., v. 13).. 53—322 
 
 Tiers 6tat ; or, third estate in France. 
 Thierry, J. N. A. 1859 47—290 
 
 Tiinbs< John. Stories of inventors and 
 discoverers in science and the useful 
 arts. Illus. N. Y., 1860 19—116 
 
 Year-book of facts in science and 
 
 art. Loud., 1853-'57. 5v 32—198 
 
 Timon of Athens. See Shakespeare, William. 
 
 Tiinrod, Henry. Poems : with a sketch 
 of the poet's life. Hayne, P. H., ed. 
 N. Y., 1873 17—105 
 
 Tintoretto, Jacopo Eobusti. <See Biog- 
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 *' Titcoinb, Timothy," pseud. See Hol- 
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 Titus Andronicus. See Shakespeare, William. 
 
 Xocqucville, Charles Alexis Henri 
 Maurice Cl^rel de. Memoirs, letters, and 
 remains. Bost., 1862. 2v 39—234 
 
 •^— — Old regime and the revolution. 
 Bonner, J., ir. N. Y., 1856 46—280 
 
 Tocqueville, C. A. H. M. C. de— continued. 
 
 Republic of the United States of 
 
 America, and its political institutions, 
 reviewed and examined. Reeves, H., tr. 
 N. Y., 1862 49—301 
 
 Todd, D. P. Continuation of De 
 Damoiseau's tables of the satellites of 
 Jupiter to the year 1900. Wash., 1876.. 55—331 
 
 Toilers and spinsters, and other essays. 
 Thackeray, A. I. (Mrs. Ilichmond Ritchie). 
 1874 23—141 
 
 Toleration. The need for tolerance. Helps, A. 
 
 (In his Friends in council, v. 2, p. 272) 23—139 
 
 See, also, Grovemment and politics (Liberty) ; JonmaUsm. 
 
 Tomo-chi-chi, Mico of the Yama^ 
 
 craws. Jones, C.C. 1868 42—258 
 
 To-morro'W of death. Illns. Figuier, L. 
 
 1875. 2copie8 14—84 
 
 Toner lectures for the advancement of 
 medicine. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 15, 
 
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 Tongue of fire. Arthur, W. 1856 14— 84 
 
 Tooke, John Home. Diversions of 
 Pnrley, with the author's letter to .lohn 
 Dunning. New edition, by Richard 
 
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 For life of Tooke, see Biography. 
 Tooke, Thomas. History of prices, 
 and of the state of the circulation, 1839- 
 1847 ; with a general review of the cur- 
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 ^Tooke, William. History of Russia, 
 from the foundation of the monarchy by 
 Eurik, to the accession of Catharine the 
 
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 Topography. Circular relative to heights. 
 Henry, Joseph. (In Sm. Misc. Coll., v. 
 
 10) 53—323 
 
 For the topography of various territories, see Bulletins of 
 the United States Geological and Geographical Surveys 
 of the Territories : No. 2 of v. 1, 1st series ; 1 and 3 of 
 No. 3, 2d series, and 1 of No. 4, 2d series of v. 1. Alto, 
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 See, also. Second Geological Survey of Pennsylvania, 1875, 
 '76, '77. Illus. Harrisburg, 1878. (1»— 117.) 
 
 Tornadoes. See Meteorology (Storms, tornadoes, and winds). 
 
 Torrey, John. Botany of New York. 
 
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 .»"ot«.— Being v. 6, 7 of the Natural history of New York. 
 
 Darlingtonia Californica : a new 
 
 pitcher plant from northern California. 
 (InBm. Contrib., v. 6) 53—322 
 
 Observations on the Batis raari- 
 
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 Plautas Fremontianie ; or, descrip- 
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 Report on botany ; route near 32d 
 
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 Totten, George M. Northwest and west 
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 Wash., 1874 55—33-2 
 
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 Wash., 1876 55—332 
 
 Tour into the northwest territory. Har- 
 ris, T. M. 1805 34—206 
 
 Tourg-enieflf, Ivau Sergievitch. See 
 Fiction. 
 
 Tourist's guide of the United States. 
 Illus. Bachelder, J. B. 1873 34—207 
 
 Towner, Ausburn. See Fiction. 
 
 Townsend, George Alfred. New world 
 compared with the old. Illus. Hart- 
 ford, 1870 34—208 
 
 Towiisend, George H. 'Manual of 
 dates : dictionary of reference to all the 
 most important events in the history of 
 mankind! Lond., 1862 25—119 
 
 TO'wnsend, Luther Tracy. Art of 
 speech. N. Y., 1880. v. 1 :. 15— 93 
 
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 V. 1. Studies in poetry and prose. 
 
 Credo, [onon.] Bost., 1869 14—85 
 
 God-man : search and manifesta- 
 tion. Best., 1872 14—85 
 
 Tovrnsend, Virginia Frances. See 
 Fiction. 
 
 Tracts on matliematical and philosophical 
 subjects. Hutton, C. 1812. 3v 19—115 
 
 Trade. See Political economy. 
 
 "Trafford, F. G.,"pmid. ,See Riddell, 
 Mrs. J. H., in Fiction. 
 
 Traftoil, Adeline. American girl 
 
 abroad. Illus. Bost., 1875 12—71 
 
 See, also, Fiction. 
 
 Tragedies of the wilderness. Drake, S. G. 
 
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 Tragedy of Brutus; or, the fall of Tar- 
 quin. Payne, J. H. 1875 1j6— 95 
 
 Train, George Francis. American mer- 
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 N. Y., 18.57 35-213 
 
 Transatlantic longitude. Gould, Benja- 
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 Transcendentalism : 
 
 Transcendentalism. Cook, J. {In 
 
 Ai8 Boston Monday lectures. 1878) 23 — 140 
 
 Transcendentalism. Emerson, K. 
 
 W. (/n Ats Miscellanies, p. 179. 1870). 23— 141 
 
 Transcendentalism in New England. 
 
 Frothinghani, O. B. 1876 14—84 
 
 Transformations of insects. Illus. Dun- 
 can, P. M. n.d 31—189 
 
 Transit of Venus. See Astronomy (Venus). 
 
 Transmutation of matter. Liveing, G-. D. {In 
 
 Cambridge essays. 1855) 23 142 
 
 Trappers of New York; biography of 
 Nicholas Stoner and Nathaniel Foster. 
 lUus. Simms, J. E. 1871 36—220 
 
 Travels. For travels in any j)articular country, tee entries 
 under name of such country in general alphabet. See, aUo, 
 Geography, ior collections of voyages and travels, and for 
 voyages around the world. 
 
 Travels of an Irish gentleman in search 
 of a religion. Moore, T. n.d 14—84 
 
 Treasury of thought. Ballon, M.M.. 1872. 15— 91 
 
 Treaties. See United States (Treaties). 
 
 Tredgold, Thomas. Elemeutary prin- 
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 Principles of warming and ventilat- 
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 Loud., 1836 18—109 
 
 Trees. See Botany (Shrubs and trees) ; Forests. See, aXto, 
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 Trench, Richard Chenevix, archbishop ' 
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 Trenton falls. Illus. Willis, N. P. 1851.34—209 
 
 Trevelyan, George Otto. Life and 
 letters of Lord Macaulay. N. Y., 1876^ 
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 " Trevor, Bdv/artl," pseud. See Bulwer- 
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 Tribune almanac: 18,38 to I808. 1868. 2 v. 28—167 
 
 Tristram, Henry Baker. Seven golden 
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 Troilus and Cressida. See Shakespeare, W. 
 
 Trollope, Anthony. North America. 
 N. Y., 1863 34—20.-. 
 
 W. M. Thackeray. {English men of 
 
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 West Indies and the Spanish main. 
 
 N. Y., n. d 35—215 
 
 For his novels, nee Fiction. 
 
 Trollope, Thomas Adolph us. (See Fic- 
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 Trotter, Lionel James. History of In- 
 dia to the present day. Illus. Lond., 
 n.d 47—287 
 
 Trowbridge, David. Ancient fort 
 and burial-ground, Tompkins county. 
 New York. {In Sm. Rept., 1863) 54—324 
 
 Trowbridge, John Townsend. Vaga- 
 bonds, and other poems. Bost., 1871... 17 — 105 
 See Fiction, for his novels and tales. 
 
 Troy and its remains. Illus. Schliemann, 
 
 H. Lond., 1875 15—89 
 
 Troyon, Frederic. Crania Helvetica. 
 
 (/n Sm. Rept., 1864) 54—324 
 
 Lacustrian cities of Switzerland. 
 
 {In Sm. Rept, 1861) : 54—324 
 
 Trueba y Cosia, Don Telesforo de. 
 
 Romance of historj': Spain. Illus. 
 
 Lond,, n. d 12— 68 
 
 True order of studies. Hill, T. 1876. . . . 14— 82 
 True stories from history and biography. 
 
 Hawthorne, N. 1866 5—33 
 
 True story of my life. Andersen, H. C. 
 
 1847 37—223 
 
TRYON. 
 
 269 
 
 TYERMAN, 
 
 Tryon county; or, the border warfare of 
 
 New York. Campbell, W. W. 1831 ... 50— 305 
 
 Tschudi, Johaun Jacob von. Travels 
 in Peru. 1838-'42. Ross, Thomasina, tr. 
 1848 35—214 
 
 Tucker, George. Life of Thomas Jef- 
 ferson. 1837. 2v 40—243 
 
 Tucker, Nathaniel Beverly. Partisan 
 leader; akey to the disunion conspiracy: 
 secretly printed in AVashiugton, in 1836, 
 by Duff Green, for circulation in the 
 southern States, but afterwards sup- 
 pressed. 1861 12—69 
 
 Tuckermaii, Charles K. Greeks of 
 to-day. N. Y., 1872 35—212 
 
 Tudor, William. Life of James Otis, of 
 Massachusetts, Bost., 1823 41—250 
 
 Tador dynasty. See England (History : by periods). 
 
 Tndor princesses. <S«e Strickland, A. 
 
 Tuke, Daniel Hack. Illustrations of the 
 influence of the mind upon the body in 
 health and disease; designed to eluci- 
 date the action of the imagination. 
 Lond., 1872 30—183 
 
 Tullocll, John, principal of St. An- 
 drews. Pascal. Phila., 1878. (In For- 
 eign classics for English readers) 36 — 217 
 
 Tupper, Martin Farquhar. Poetical 
 
 works. N. Y., n. d 17—105 
 
 TURKEY. 
 History. 
 
 * GS-eneral historie of the Turkes, from the first be- 
 ginning of that nation to the rising of the Otho- 
 man familie, with aU the notable expeditions of 
 the Christian princes against them ; with the 
 lives and conquests of the Oihoraan kings and 
 emperours. Knollea, Richard. Lond.,l()31 53 — 319 
 
 Hi«tory of the Ottoman Tnrks. Creasy, Sir Ed- 
 ward S. N.T., 1878 42—256 
 
 Ottoman and the Spanish empires in the 16th and 
 
 17th centuries. Ranke, Leopold. Phila., 1845.. 42—256 
 
 Ottoman power in Europe. Freeman, Edward A. 
 
 Lond., 1877 42—256 
 
 Description and Travels. 
 
 American among the orientals; including an audi- 
 ence with the Sultan, and a visit to the interior 
 of a Turkish harem. Boulden, James E. P. 
 
 Phila., 1855 35—211 
 
 Oongtantinople. Amices, E. de. N. T., 1878 85—211 
 
 Diary in Turkish and Greek waters. Illus. How- 
 ard, George William Frederick, earl of Carlisle. 
 
 Felton, C. C, ed. Bost., 1855 35—211 
 
 From the lakes of Killamey to the Golden Horn. 
 
 Field, Henry Martyn. N. T., 1877 36—221 
 
 Turkey. Baker, James. N. Y., 1877 35—211 
 
 See, aleo, Eastern question. Also, Contemporary life and 
 thought in Turkey, Contemp. rev., Feb., 1880 (56—338) ; 
 England and Turkey, Inter, rev., June and Sept., 1879 
 (5t>— 338) : Euthanasia of the Ottoman empire, Black- 
 wood's mag., v. 89, 1861 (27—164) ; Impending crisis in 
 Turkey, Contemp. rev., Sept., 1880 (56—338); Life in 
 Constantinople fifty years ago, Contemp. rev., Dec, 1879 
 (56 — 338); Mysteries of administration in Turkey, Con- 
 temp. rev., March, 1880 (5() — 338); New Bulgaria, Con- 
 temp. rev., June, 1879 (56 — 338) ; Turkey and its popula- 
 tion, lilackwood'smag., v. 76, 1854 (27 — 164) ; Turkey and 
 Kussia, Lond. guar, rev., p. 138, 1854 (27—162) ; Turkish 
 questions, Blackwood's mag., v. 74, 1853 (27 — 164) ; Turks 
 and Greeks, Lond. guar, rev., p. 268, 1854 (27 — 162); 
 Turks in Kalafat, Blackwood's mag., March and April, 
 1859 (27—164). 
 
 Turkistan, Notes of a journey in Russian. 
 
 Illus. Schuyler, E. 1876. 2v :{5— 211 
 
 Turnbull, David. Travels in the we.st 
 and Cuba; with notices of Porto Rico 
 and the slave tra<le. Lond., 1840 35—215 
 
 Turnbull, William. Reports on the 
 construction of the piers of the aqueduct 
 of the Alexandria canal across the Poto- 
 mac river at Georgetown, District of 
 Columbia. Illus. Wash., 1873 54—328 
 
 Turnbull, William. Treatise on the 
 strength, flexure, and stiffness of cast- 
 iron beams and columns. Loud., 1832.. 19—115 
 
 Turner, Sharon. History of the Anglo- 
 Saxons, to the Norman conquest. 1841. 
 2v 46—281 
 
 Sacred history of the world. Lond., 
 
 1833-'37. V.3 4.3—261 
 
 Turner, Thomas Hudsou. * Glossary of 
 terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, 
 and Gothic architecture. Illus. Oxford, 
 1850. 3v 15—88 
 
 Turning-points in life. Arnold, F. 1873. 23—142 
 Tuttle, Herbert. German political lead- 
 ers. N. Y., 1876 .- 36—218 
 
 C01ITE1IT8. 
 
 Arnim; Bennigsen; Bismarck; Camphausen; DelbrUck; 
 Falk; Gneist; Hasselmann; Hohenlohe; Jacoby; Las- 
 ker; Loewe; Schulzo-Delitzsch ; Simson ; Sonnemann: 
 Sybel; Treitschke; Virchow ; Windthorst. 
 
 " Twain, Mark," pseud. See Clemens, 
 S. L. 
 
 Twelfth night. See Shakespeare, William. 
 
 Twelve miles from a lemon. Dodge, M. 
 A. ( Gail Uamilton). 1874 23—138 
 
 Twelve months' volunteer, and history of 
 the Mexican war. Illus. Furber, G. C. 
 1848 42—255 
 
 Twenty-five years of my life, and me- 
 moirs of my mother. Lamartine, A. M. 
 L. de. 1872. 2v 40—241 
 
 Twining:, W. J. See Campbell, Arch. 
 
 Tw^iss, Horace. Life of Lord Chancel- 
 lor Eldon, with selections from his cor- 
 respondence. Phila., 1844. 2v 41 — 248 
 
 Twiss, Travers. Oregon territory : its 
 history and discovery ; including the 
 treaties and negotiations between the 
 United States and Great Britain for the 
 settlement of a boundary line. N. Y., 
 1846 50—307 
 
 Twro chancellors : prince Gortchakoff and 
 
 prince Bismarck. Klaczko, J. 1876... 37 — 223 
 
 Two gentlemen of Verona. See Shakespeare, William. 
 
 Two paths and seven lamps. Illus. Rus- 
 kin, J. N. Y.,1865' 15—89 
 
 Two thousand miles on horseback. Me- 
 
 line, J. F. 1867 35—216 
 
 Two years before the mast. Dana, R. H. 
 
 1869 34—209 
 
 Tyerman, Luke. Life and times of 
 the Rev. John Wesley. N. Y., 1872. 
 3v 42—256 
 
TTLEE. 
 
 270 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 Tyler, James Endell. Henry of Mon- 
 mouth: memoirs of the life and charac- 
 ter of Henry the fifth, as prince of Wales 
 and King of England. Lond.,1838. 2v. 40—244 
 
 Tyler, Moses Coit. History of American 
 Uterature (1607-1765). N. Y., 1878/79. 
 2v 15— 92 
 
 Tyler, Samuel. Memoir of Eoger Brooke 
 Tauey, chief justice. Bait., 1872 42—259 
 
 Tyiiims,W.E., and VSryatt,M.D. Art 
 of illuminating, as practiced in Europe 
 from the earliest times. Illus. Lond., 
 n.d 15—89 
 
 Tyndall, John. Address at Belfast. 
 (In Popular science monthly, v. 5, p. 
 652) 32—197 
 
 Contributions to molecular physics 
 
 in the domain of radiant heat. Illus. 
 
 N. Y., 1873 32—195 
 
 Faraday as a discoverer. N. Y., 
 
 1873 39—234 
 
 Forms of water in clouds, rivers, 
 
 ice, and glaciers. Illus. N. Y., 1872. .. 32— 194 
 
 Fragments of science for unscien- 
 tific people : essays, lectures and reviews. 
 
 • N. Y., 1872 32—197 
 
 C0NTENT6. 
 
 Address to students ; Chemical rays and the structure 
 and li{^ht of the sky ; Constitution of nature ; Death by 
 lightning ; Dust and disease ; Lecture on magnetism ; 
 Life and letters of Faradav : Matter and force ; Miracles 
 and special providences ; Prayer and natural law; Ra- 
 diant heat m relation to the color and chemical con- 
 struction of bodies ; Radiation ; Science and sjjirits ; 
 Scientific materialism ; Scientific use of imagination ; 
 Vitality. 
 
 Heat considered as a mode of mo- 
 tion. Illus. N. Y. , 18G9 32—194 
 
 Hours of exercise in the Alps. Illus. 
 
 N. Y., 1873 36—222 
 
 Lessons in electricity. (In Popular 
 
 science monthly, v. 9, 1876) 32—192 
 
 Light and electricity: notes of lect- 
 
 nres before the royal institution of Great 
 Britain. 1871. 2 copies 32—194 
 
 Martineau and materialism. (/» 
 
 Popular science monthly, v. 8, p. 129, 
 
 1875) - 32—197 
 
 Recent researches. {In Popular 
 
 science monthly, v. 8, p. 686, 1875) 32—197 
 
 Reply to the critics of the Belfast 
 
 address. {In Popular science monthly, 
 
 v. 6, p. 422, 1875) 32—197 
 
 Sound : eight lectures. Illus. N. Y., 
 
 1867 32—194 
 
 Sketch of Pro/. Tyndall. (7n Popnlar 
 
 science monthly, v. 2, p. 103) 32—197 
 
 Tyndall and his reviewers. {In Popular 
 
 science monthly, v. 6, p. 500) 32—197 
 
 Tyudall's relation to popular science. Helm- 
 
 holtz. Prof. (In Popular science monthly, v. 5, 
 
 p. 734. 1874) 32—197 
 
 Types of mankind. Illus. Nott, J. C, 
 and Gliddon, G. R. 1854 30—185 
 
 Tyson, George E. Arctic experiences. 
 Illus. N.Y., 1874 33—200 
 
 Tytler, Alexander Fraser. Elements of 
 general history, ancient and modem, 
 with a history of the United States, by 
 an American gentleman ; and a table of 
 chronology, &c. Concord, N. H., 1851. 43—263 
 
 Tytler, Patrick Frazer. Engiand under 
 the reigns of Edward the sixth and 
 Mary. Loud., 1839. 2v 46—282 
 
 "Tytler, Sarah" (pseud, of Keddie, Miss 
 H.). ,See Fiction. 
 
 Ulbach, Louis. See Fiction. 
 
 Uncivilized races of men. Illus. Wood, 
 
 J. G. 1871. 2v 30—185 
 
 Under the willows, and other poems. 
 Lowell, J. R. 1869 16—96 
 
 Vngewitter, Francis H. Europe, past 
 and present; a comprehensive manual 
 of European geography and history, 
 N. Y. and Loud., 18.50 46—281 
 
 Union Pacific railroad. See United States (Government sur- 
 veys of the Territories). 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 Almanacs, Registers, &c. 
 
 American almanac and repository of useful knowl- 
 edge for the years 1830-'61. 20v 28—170 
 
 American almanac and treasury of facts, statistical, 
 financial, and political, for the years 1878-'81. 
 Spofford, Ainsworth E. Wash., 1879-'81. 4 v.. 28—170 
 
 American annual register. 1825-'33. 6 v 28 — 173 
 
 •Official register of the United States, 1816-'79. 
 
 30v 51—312 
 
 Statistical register of the United States. Hazard, 
 
 S. 1840, '41. 5v 51—310 
 
 Tribtme almanac for the years 1838 to 18C8, in- 
 
 • elusive. 1868. 2v 28—167 
 
 United States Treasury register, containing a list 
 of persons employed in the Treasury Department, 
 &c.,1877. Wash., 1877 52—314 
 
 Antiquities and Archaeology. 
 
 Archaeology of the United States. Haven, S. i'. 
 
 {In Sm. Contrib., v. 8) 53—322 
 
 See America (Antiquities and archaeology). 
 
 Army and Navy. 
 
 ARMY. 
 
 Army and navy journal, and gazette of the regular 
 and volunteer forces of the United States. 1863- 
 •65. 2v 51—311 
 
 Army life in a black regiment. Higginson, T. W. 
 
 1870 23—139 
 
 Army register of the volunteer force of the United 
 
 States Army for the years ]861-'65. 1865. 8 v. . 51—311 
 
 Army regulations of the United States, revised. 
 
 1861-1863. 2v 51—312 
 
 Art of war in Europe in 1854, '55, '56. Delafleld, 
 
 Richard. Wash., 1860 54—328 
 
 Complete regular army register of the United States 
 for one hundred years (1779 to 1879), with volun- 
 teer general staff during the war with Mexico, 
 &c. Hamersly, Thomas H. S. Wash., 1880... 51—310 
 
 Dictionary of all ofiicers who have served in the 
 army of the United States from 1789 to 1853. 
 Gardner,C.K. 1853 25—149 
 
 Dragoon campaigns to the Rocky mountains: a 
 history of the regiment of United States dra- 
 goons, by a dragoon. N. T.,1836 4»— 302 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 271 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 United States— continued. 
 
 Legislative liistory of the 8ul)8iatence department 
 of the United States aimy from 1775 to 1876. 
 Wash., 1877 54—827 
 
 Military and topographieal atla.s of the United 
 States; iuchiding tlie Britisli possessions, to 
 which is added a list of tlie military districts, a 
 register of the army, and a list of the navy of the 
 United States. Molish, John. Phila., 1813 62—317 
 
 Military laws of the United States. Callan, John 
 
 F. 1858 29—277 
 
 * Official army register. 1815-1881 : 51—312 
 
 * Register of the officers and graduates of the United 
 
 States Military Academy at West Point, N. Y., 
 from March 16, 1802, to Jan. 1, 1850. Cullum, 
 
 George W. N. Y., 1850 51—313 
 
 Table of United States hounties and premiums. 
 
 SevillcW.P. 1865 55—331 
 
 See, also, in this class, under Congressional Reports, va- 
 rious reports issued from tlie bureaus of the Department 
 
 of War. 
 
 NAVY. 
 
 Historical sketch of the United States naval acad- 
 emy. Soley, J.R. 1876 43— 2C5 
 
 History of the navy. Illus. Boynton, C. B. 
 
 1867, '68. 2v 43—265 
 
 History of llie navy of the United States of Amer- 
 ica. Cooper, J. F. 1839. 2v 43—265 
 
 List of the merchant vessels of the United States, 
 with the official numl>ers and signal letters 
 awarded them. Also list of vessels of the United 
 States navy and revenue-marine service. Wash., 
 1876 437-265 
 
 Mannal of naval tactics ; with a brief critical analy- 
 sis of the principal modem naval battles. Ward, 
 JamesH. N. Y., 1859 43—266 
 
 Naval history of the United States. Clark, T. 
 
 1814. 2v 43—26* 
 
 Naval register of the United States, from 1775 to 
 1853 ; with a brief history of each vessel's service 
 and fate as appears upon record; to which is 
 added a list of private armed vessels, fitted out 
 under the American flag, previous and subse- 
 quent to the revolutionary war, with their serv- 
 ices and fate, &c. Emvaona, Lieut. G. ¥. Wash., 
 1853 43—265 
 
 Records of living officers of the United States 
 
 navy, &c. Hamersly, L. R. Phila., 1878 37—226 
 
 * Regulations for the government of the United 
 
 States navy. 1865and 1870. 2v 51—312 
 
 Turret-ships. (i?(ac*-toood'« maj/., Feb. 1867, p. 199) 27—164 
 See, in Biography, lives of Barney; Decatur; Farragut; 
 
 John Paul Jones ; Perry ; Preble. 
 See, also, in this class, under Oongressional Reports, va- 
 rious reports issued from tlie bureaus of the Department 
 of the Navy. 
 
 Census. 
 
 Ninth census of the United States. Walker, Fran- 
 cis A. 1872. 3v 26—158 
 
 CONTBNTB. 
 
 V. 1. Statistics of population, school attendance and illit' 
 eracy; of sciiools, libraries, newspapers, and peri- 
 odicals, cliurches, pauperism, and crime; and of 
 area«. families, and dwellings. 
 
 2. Vital statistics, tables of deaths, births, sex and age, 
 the blind, deaf and dumb, insane, and idiotic. 
 
 •. Statistics of wealth and industry, embracing tables 
 of wealth, taxation, and public indebtedness, of 
 agriculture, manufactures, mining, and the fish- 
 eries. With tables of occupations. 
 
 Commerce, Industry, Finances, Tariff. 
 
 COM.MERCE. 
 Commerce of the United States. Pitkin, T. N. Y., 
 
 1817 51—310 
 
 Commercial and statistical register of the United 
 
 States. Hazard, S. Phila., 1840, '41. 5t 61—310 
 
 TTnited States — continued. 
 
 Commercial review of the South and West. De 
 
 Bow, J. D. B. 1847-'53. 3v 52—314 
 
 Gyclopcedia of commercial and business anecdotes. 
 
 Illus. Kirkland, F. N. Y., 1864. 2v 32—131 
 
 First annual report on the internal commerce of 
 
 the United States. Nimmo, J., jr. Part 2. 
 
 Wash., 1877 55—334 
 
 I'INANCES. 
 
 Annual reports of the Secretary of the Treasury 
 on the state of the finances for the years 1870-'79. 
 1870-'79. lOv 55-334 
 
 Laws of the United States relating to loans and 
 the currency (since 1860), including the coinage 
 acts. 1878 65—333 
 
 Onr future fiscal policy. McCulIoch, H. (7« North 
 
 American review, Juno, 1881) D— 
 
 United States fiscal department. Mayo, R. Wash., 
 
 1M7. 2v 55—333 
 
 -See, also, Political economy for works on banking, cur- 
 rency, taxation, &c. 
 
 INDUSTRY, PROGRESS. 
 
 First century of the republic : review of American 
 
 progress. Woolsey, T. D., a;id o«Aer«. 1876... 49—301 
 
 CO.\'TENT8. 
 
 Agricultural progress. Brewer, W. H. 
 
 American jurisprudence. Abbott, B. V. 
 
 Century of American literature. Whipple, E. P. 
 
 Colonial progress. Lawrence, Eugene. 
 
 Commercial development. Atkinson, Edward. 
 
 Development of our mineral resources. Hunt, T. S. 
 
 Educational progress. Lawrence, Eugene. 
 
 Exact sciences. Barnard, F. A. P. 
 
 Experiment of the Union, with its preparations. Woolsey, 
 
 Growth and distribution of population. Walker, F. A. 
 
 Humanitarian progress. Brace, C. L. 
 
 Mechanical progress. Knight, E. H. 
 
 Medical and sanitary progress. Flint, Austin. 
 
 Monetary development. Sumner, W. G. 
 
 Natural science. Gill, Theodore. 
 
 Progress in manufacture. Wells, D. A. 
 
 Progress of the fine arts.. Conant, S. S. 
 
 Religious development. Hurst, J. F. 
 Industrial resources of the southern and western 
 
 States. DeBow,J. D.B. 1853. 3v 52—314 
 
 Letters to the President on the foreign aud domes- 
 tic policy of the Union. Carey, H.C. 1858 29—176 
 
 United States; its power and progress. Poussin, 
 
 G. T. 1851 49—301 
 
 TARIFF AND INTERNAL REVENUE. 
 
 Internal revenue laws. Wash., 1867-'73-'79 55 — 334 
 
 Same. Including title xixv, aud other 
 
 portions of the revised statutes of the United 
 
 States; with an appendix. Wash., 1879 56—334 
 
 Internal revenue manual. Wash., 1879 55 — 334 
 
 Internal revenue reports. 1863-79. 17v 5»— 334 
 
 Note. — For works discussing the questions of 
 Protection and Free trade, see Political econ- 
 omy (Systematic works). 
 
 Congressional Biography and History. 
 
 Biographical and political history of Congress. 
 
 Wlieeler, H. G. 1848 52—315 
 
 Biographical annals of the civil government of the 
 
 United States during its first century. Lanman, 
 
 C. 1876 26—153 
 
 Dictionary of the United States Congress. 5th ed., 
 
 revised and brought down to include the fortieth 
 
 Congress. Lanman, C. 1868 25—152 
 
 History of the thirty-ninth Congress. Illus. 
 
 Barnes, W. H. 1868 52—316 
 
 History of the fortieth Congress. Illus. Barnes, 
 
 W. H. 1871. 2v 62—316 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 272 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 United States — continued. 
 
 Congressional Reports, and Documents of Va- 
 rious Executive Departments, Bureaus, &c. 
 
 DARIEN AND TBHUANTEPEC 8UKVEY1NG EXPEDI- 
 TIONS. 
 
 Explorations and survoya to ascertain tlie practi- 
 cability of a sbip-canal between the Atlantic and 
 Paciiic oceans by the way of the isthmus of Da- 
 rien. Maps and illus. Selfridge, Thomas Oli- 
 ver. Wash., 1874 55—332 
 
 Explorations and surveys to ascertain the practica- 
 bility of a ship-canal between the Atlantic and 
 Pacific oceans by the way of the isthmus of Te- 
 huantepec. Maps and illustrations. Shufeldt, 
 E.W. Wa8b.,1872 55—332 
 
 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Annual reports of the Secretary of the Interior, 
 for the years 1870, 1871, 1872. 1873, 1875, 1876, 1877, 
 1878, and 1880. 9v 58-351 
 
 Report on the methods of surveying the public do. 
 main, to the Secretary of the Interior. Powell, 
 J.W. 1878. 55—324 
 
 Bureau of Education. 
 
 Circulars of information of the Bureau of Educa- 
 tion. Nos.l, 2, 3. Eaton, J. Wash., 1880 55—334 
 
 Public libraries in the United States of America. 
 
 Part8l,2. 1876 55—334 
 
 Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1878. 
 
 Wash., 1880 55-334 
 
 Indian Affairs. 
 
 Annual reports of the Commissioner of Indian Af- 
 fairs for 1876-1878. Wash., 1878 58—352 
 
 Mineral wealth, climate and rain-fall, and natural 
 resources of the Black Hills of Dakota. Jenney, 
 W.P. 1876 55—326 
 
 Treaties between the United States of America and 
 the several Indian tribes, from 1778 to 1837 ; com- 
 piled and printed by the direction and under the 
 supervision of the Commissioner of Indian Af- 
 - fairs. Waah., 1837 58—352 
 
 Patent Office. 
 
 Rules of practice in the United States Patent OCSce. 
 
 Aug., 1878 58—353 
 
 United Sfatea Entomological Commission. 
 
 Cotton worm. No. 3. Biley, C. V. 1880 54—325 
 
 History, character, and habits of the chinch-bug. 
 
 No. 5. Thomas, Cyrus. 1879 54—325 
 
 See, alto, in this class. Government surveys (Unclassified 
 publications of F. T. Hayden's Survey). 
 
 United States National Museum. 
 
 BuUetin. v. 1. Nos. 1-10. Wash., 1877 53—321 
 
 Proceedings of United States National Museum ; 
 published under the direction of the Smithsonian 
 Institution, v.l. 1878. Wash., 1879 53—321 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS. 
 
 Credit mobilier investigation. Report No. 77, 42d 
 
 Congress, 3d session 52 — 315 
 
 Private land claims in the territory of New Mexico. 
 Honse report No. 457, 35th Congress, Ist ses- 
 sion 52—315 
 
 United States — continued. 
 
 Proceedings and debates of Congress relating to 
 counting the electoral votes for President and 
 Vice-President of the United States. Compiled 
 and printed by order of the House of Represent- 
 atives, Dec. 23, 1877 52—315 
 
 Reports of the United States commissioners to the 
 Paris universal exposition. 1867, '68. Wash., 
 1870. 6v 52—314 
 
 Reports of the United States commissioners to the 
 
 Vienna exhibition. 1873. Wash., 1876. 4v 52—314 
 
 NAVY DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Bureau of Medicine flnd Surgery. 
 
 Hygienic and medical reports by officers of the 
 
 United States Navy. Wash., 1879 55—332 
 
 Bureau of Navigation. 
 
 American ephemeris and nautical almanac for the 
 
 years 1855-'82. 28 v. Wash., 1852-79 55—330 
 
 Astronomy; comprising suggestions to United 
 
 States naval officers. Chauvenet, W. W. 1868. 55 — 331 
 
 Azores, or Western islands ; with .additions to the 
 present date. De Kerhallet, C. P. Totten, 
 George M.,(r. Wash., 1874 55—332 
 
 Oape de Verde islands. De Kerhallet, C. P., and 
 
 LeGras, A. Parker, W. H., tr. Wash., 1873- . 55-332 
 
 Catalogue of charts, plans, and views published by 
 the United States hydrographic office, with a 
 list of books sold to agents. Corrected U) April, 
 1880. Wash., 1879 55—331 
 
 Chronometer rates as affected by changes of tem- 
 perature and other causes ; with maps. Re- 
 printed from Washington observations for 1875. 
 Davis, C.H.,;V. Wash., 1877 55—331 
 
 Coast of Brazil, from Cape Orange to Rio Janeiro. 
 
 v.l. Illus. GoiTinge, Henry H. Wash., 1873. 55—332 
 
 Coasts and islands of the Mediterranean sea. 
 
 Illus. Wash., 1875-79. 3v 55—332 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. South and southeast coasts of Spain, from Mala 
 Bahia to Cape Crcux ; Balearic islands and north 
 coast of Africa, from Ceuta to La Cala. Gorringe, 
 Henry H. 1875. 
 
 2. South coast of France ; West coast of Italy ; Tuscan 
 
 archipelago; Corsica and Sardinia. Gorringe, 
 Henry H., and Scliroeder, Seaton. 1878. 
 
 3. Coast of Tunis ; Sardinia, Sicily, and Malta chan- 
 
 nels ; Lipari islands ; Coasts of Sicily ; Coasts of 
 Tripoli, Egypt, and Syria. Gorringe, Henry H., 
 and Schroeder, Seaton. 1879. 
 
 Coasts and ports of the bay of Biscay. Totten, 
 George M., and Schroeder, Seaton. Illus. 
 Wash., 1876 55—332 
 
 Coasts of Chili, Bolivia, and Peru. Wash., 1876 .. 55—332 
 
 Coasts of lower California and 'Mexico. Dewey, 
 
 George. Wash., 1874 55—332 
 
 Determination of geographical positions in connec- 
 tion with hydrographic surveys. Wash., March, 
 1874 55—331 
 
 Determination of secondary meridians by the elec- 
 tric telegraph. Green, F.M. Wash., July, 1876. 55—331 
 
 Eastern and northern extensions of the Gulf stream. 
 From the German of A. Potemiann, W. von 
 Freeden, and A . Miihry. With six supplements. 
 Illus. Knorr, E. R., «r. Wash., 1871-75 55—331 
 
 Flags of maritime nations. Prepared by order of 
 the Secretary of the Navy by the Bureau of 
 Navigation. Wash., 1873 55—331 
 
 G-eneral examination of the Atlantic ocean, with 
 nautical directions for avoiding hurricanes, and 
 a memoir on the currents of the Atlantic. De 
 Kerhallet, C. P. Wyman, R. H., tr. Wash., 
 1870. Maps 55—332 
 
ITKITED STATES. 
 
 273 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 United States — continued. 
 Q-eneral examination of the Pacific ocean, followed 
 by nautical directions for avoiding hurricanes. 
 De Kerhallet, C. P. Davis, C. H,, tr. Wash., 
 
 1869. Maps 55—332 
 
 Hurricanes; with nautical directions for avoiding 
 
 and maneuvering in them. Wash., 1872 55 — 331 
 
 Indian ocean, together with directions for the navi- 
 gation of Torres straits and nautical directions 
 for avoiding hurricanes. De Kerhallet, C. P. 
 
 "Wyman, R. H., (r. Wash., 1870. Maps 55—332 
 
 Lightning conductors: explanations relative to 
 those employed on board ships of the United 
 States navy, with notes on lightning conductors 
 for powder magazines. From the report of the 
 French academy of sciences, March, 1867. Au- 
 
 lick, K., tr. Wash , 1868 55—331 
 
 Lilt of lights. Wash., 1879, '80. Six parts 55—333 
 
 Madeira, the Salvages, and the Canary islands. De 
 Kerhallet, C. P., and Le Gras, A. Totten, George 
 
 M., tr. Wash., 1874 55—332 
 
 Marine compass. Greene, B. F. Wash., 1874 55 — 331 
 
 Mediterranean sea: summary of its winds, cur- 
 rents,and navigation. Le Gras, A. Wymau, R. 
 
 H., tr. Wash., 1870. Maps 55—332 
 
 Memoranda on running surveys, with remarks on 
 chronometer errors and rates. Knorr, E. R., ed. 
 
 Wash., 1872 55—331 
 
 Nautical and hydrographic observations. Wash., 
 
 1874 55—331 
 
 Navigation of the Atlantic ocean. Labrosse, F. 
 
 Coghlan, J. B,, tr. Wash., 1873 55—332 
 
 Navigation of the Caribbean sea and Gnlf of Mex- 
 ico. Green, F. M. Wash., 1877. v. 1 55—332 
 
 Navigation of the Pacific ocean, China seas, &c. 
 
 Labrosse, F. Miller, J. W., tr. Wash., 1875. .. 6S— 332 
 Northwest and west coast of Spain and the coast 
 
 of Portugal. Totten. G. M. 1874 55—332 
 
 Physical geography of the Red sea. Kropp, W. 
 
 Knorr, E. R., tr. 1872 55—332 
 
 Reported dangers to navigation in the Pacific 
 
 ocean, 1871-79. Pillsbury, J. E 55—332 
 
 Report on telegraphic determination of differences 
 of longitude in the West Indies and Central 
 
 America. Green, F. M. Illus. 1877 55—331 
 
 Rio de la Plata. Gorringe, Henry H. 1875....... 55—332 
 
 Rogers' portable micrometer-telescope. Gorringe, 
 
 Henry H. Illus 55—331 
 
 Routes of mail steamers from the English channel 
 
 toKewYork. u. d 55—332 
 
 Running survey of an island, when no base-line can 
 
 be measured on shore. With map. n. d 55 — 331 
 
 Sailing directions for the English channel. 1872-77. 
 
 2v 55—332 
 
 Searching for reported dangers in the ocean. With 
 
 map. Wash., 1874 55—331 
 
 Steam-lines across the Atlantic. With map. 1873.. 55 — 331 
 Tables computed for the American ephemeris and 
 
 nautical almanac. Wash., 1860-73 55—331 
 
 Tables for finding the distance of an object by two 
 
 bearings. Wash., 1874 55—331 
 
 Tables to facilitate the reduction of places of the 
 
 fixedstars. Wash., 1873 55—331 
 
 Tides and tidal phenomena. Mitchell, Henry, ed. 
 
 Wash., 1868 55—331 
 
 Voyage of the Yaudreuil through the Patagonian 
 channels and Magellan strait. Lefevre, M. A. 
 
 Totten, G. M., tr. Wash., 1874 55—331 
 
 West coast of Africa. Illus. Gorringe, H. H. 
 
 Wash., 1873-77. 3 v 55—332 
 
 Winds, currents, and navigation of the Gulf of 
 Cadiz, the western coast of the Spanish peninsula, 
 and the strait of Gibraltar. Illus. Wyman, R, 
 H. Wash., 1870 55—33 
 
 35 
 
 TTnited States — continued. 
 
 Bureau of Steam Engineering, 
 
 Experiments in boiler bracing. Illus. Wash., 
 
 1879 5fl— 333 
 
 Experiments to ascertain proportions for the ends 
 
 of boiler braces. Illus. Wash., 1880 55—333 
 
 Report of the chief of the bureau of steam cngi- 
 
 neeriug for the year 1879. 1880. Illus 55—333 
 
 Report on the Murphy grate-bar. Wash., 1878 ... 65—333 
 
 Bureau of Yards and Docks. 
 History of the United States navy-yard at Gosport, 
 
 Va. Maps. Lull,E.P. Wash., 1874 56—332 
 
 Naval Observatory, 
 
 Astronomical and meteorological observations made 
 during the year 1875, at the United States naval 
 observatory. Davis, C. H. Wash., 1878 55 — 331 
 
 Instruments and publications of the United States 
 
 naval observatory. Illus. 1876 55—331 
 
 Narrative of the north polar expedition, United 
 States ship Polaris, Capt. Charles Francis Hall 
 commanding. Edited, under the direction of the 
 Secretary of the Navy, by Davis, C. H., Hear- 
 Admiral, United States naval observatory, 1876. 
 Wash., 1876 33—200 
 
 Narrative of the second arctic expedition made by 
 Charles F. Hall : voyage to Repulse bay, sledge 
 Journeys to the straits of Fury and Hecla, and to 
 King William's Land, and residence among the 
 Eskimos during the years 1864-'69. Edited, un- 
 der the orders of the Secretary of the Navy, by 
 Nourse, Prof. J. E., United States naval obser- 
 vatory, 1879. Wash., 1879 33—200 
 
 Report of the United States expedition to explore 
 the Dead sea and the river Jordan. Lynch, W. 
 F. Baltimore, 1852 35—213 
 
 Report on interoceanic canals and railroads between 
 the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Davis, Rear- 
 AdmtraZ Charles H. Waah., 1867. Maps 55—331 
 
 Reports on the total solar eclipses of July 29, 1878, 
 
 and January 11, 1880. Wash., 1880 65—331 
 
 Scientific results of the United States arctic expe- 
 dition, steamer Polaris, C. F. Hall commanding. 
 He-ssels, Emil. Wash., 1876 33—200 
 
 WAR DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Chief of Engineers, 
 
 Description of the plan of improvement success- 
 fully ailopted upon the river Vistula in the vi- 
 cinity of Culm in Prussia. 1876 64 — 328 
 
 North sea canal of Holland and the improvement of 
 navigation from Rotterdam to the sea. Olus. 
 Barnard, J. G. Wash., 1872 54—328 
 
 Notes on European surveys compiled under the di- 
 rection of Comstock, C. B. Wash., 1876 54—328 
 
 On the use of the barometer on surveys and recon- 
 naissances. Williamson, R. S. N. Y., 1868 .... 54—328 
 
 Same. Wash., 1878 64—328 
 
 Practical tables in meteorology and hypsoroetry, 
 being the appendix to the paper on the use of 
 the barometer. Williamson, R. S. N. Y., 1868. 54—328 
 
 Report of a reconnaissance from Carroll, Montana, 
 on the upper Missouri, to the Yellowstone na- 
 tional park, made in 1875. Ludlow, William. 
 Wash., 1876 '. . . 54—327 
 
 Report of a reconnaissance of the Yukon river, 
 Alaska, 1869. Raymond, C. W. Map. Wash., 
 1871 54—326 
 
 Report of the surveys and examinations of the 
 Connecticut river between Hartford, Conn., and 
 Holyoke, Mass., made since 1867. Warren, G. 
 K. Wash., 1878 K— 327 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 274 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 United States — continued. 
 
 Report on britlging the Mississippi between Saint 
 
 Paul and Saint Louis. Wash., 1878 54—327 
 
 Report on the compressive strength, specific grav- 
 ity, and ratio of absorption of the building-stones 
 in the United States in most general use. Gill- 
 more, Q. A. 1875 64—328 
 
 Report on the fabrication of iron for defensive pur- 
 poses and its uses in modern fortifications. 
 "Wash., 1872 64—328 
 
 Report upon the physics and hydraulics of the 
 Mississippi river. Humphreys, A. A., and Ab- 
 bot, H. L. Wash., 1876 84—327 
 
 Report upon the removal of Blossom rock in San 
 Francisco harbor. Williamson, R. S., and Hener, 
 W. H. 1870 54—327 
 
 Siege of Fort Pulaski, Georgia. Gillmore, Q. A. 
 
 1862 54-326 
 
 Stability of arches. Woodbury, D. P. 1858 54—326 
 
 Tables and formula; useful in surveying, geodesy, 
 and practical astronomy, including elements for 
 the projection of maps and instructions for field 
 magnetic obserA-ations. Wash., 1873 54—327 
 
 Translation of notes accompanying drawings con- 
 cerning the construction of iron lock-gates for 
 the harbor of the Weser river in Germany. 
 Weitzel, G. Wash., 1873 54—328 
 
 Transportation route along the Wisconsin and Fox 
 
 rivers. Maps and diagrams 54 — 326 
 
 See, alto, Grovernment surveys in this class. 
 
 Engineei' Department. 
 
 Memoir to accomijany the map of the territory of 
 the United States from the Mississippi river to 
 the Pacific ocean, giving a brief account of each 
 of the exploring expeditions since A. D. 1800. 
 Warren, G. K 54—327 
 
 Method of sinking cribs devised by D. C. Houston. 
 Printed for the use of the engineer department, 
 United States army. Wash., 1874 54—327 
 
 Preliminary report of explorations in Nebraska 
 and Dakota, in the years 1855, '56, '57. Warren, 
 G. K. Wash., 1875 54—327 
 
 Reconnaissance of northwestern Wyoming, in- 
 cluding Yellowstone national park, in 1873. 
 Jones, W. A. 1875 54—329 
 
 Report of a reconnaissance of the Black Hills of 
 Dakota, made in the summer of 1874. Ludlow, 
 William. 1875 54—327 
 
 Report of experiments with the Seely and Bethell 
 processes for the preservation of timber. Gill- 
 more, Q. A. 1879 64—326 
 
 Report on the North sea canal of Holland ; and on 
 the improvement of navigation from Rotterdam 
 to the sea. Barnard, J. G. Wash., 1872 54—327 
 
 Report upon the blasting operations at Lime Point, 
 
 California, in 1868, '69. Mendell, G. H. 1880... 54—326 
 
 Report upon the defenses of Washington, to the 
 chief of engineers. United States army. Barn- 
 ard, J. G. 1871 54—327 
 
 Report upon the results of firings to determine the 
 pressure of the blast from 16-inch smooth-bore 
 guns, made at Staten Island, New York har- 
 bor, in 1872, '73. Newton, John, and Gillmore, 
 Q-A. 1874 64—327 
 
 Reports upon the construction of the piers of the 
 aqueduct of the Alexandria canal across the 
 Potomac river at Georgetown, D. C. Tumbull, 
 William. i835-'40 54—327 
 
 United States — continued. 
 
 Miacellaneous Reports. 
 
 Annuity scheme for officers of the army. Alvord, 
 
 B. 1877 54—326 
 
 Art of war in Europe in 1854, '55, '56. Delafield, 
 
 Richard. Wash., 1860 38—233 
 
 Explorations of the Red river of Louisiana. Hlus. 
 
 Marcy, R. B. 1833 34—205 
 
 Hints on horseshoeing : being an exposition of the 
 Dunbar system taught to the farriers of the 
 United States army. Kieman, John. Wash., 
 1871 .- 54—328 
 
 Joint maps of the northern boundary of the United 
 States, from the Lake of the Woods to the sum- 
 mit of the Rocky mountains B — 
 
 Legislative history of the subsistence department 
 of the United States army, from June 16, 1775, 
 to August 16, 1876. Ban-iger, J. W. Wash., 
 1877 54—327 
 
 Narrative of an expedition to the source of th« St. 
 Peter's itver, Lake Wiunepeck, and Lake of the 
 Woods, in the year 1823. Keating, W.H. Phila., 
 1824. 2v 34—206 
 
 Outline description of United States military posts 
 
 and stations in the year 1871. Wash., 1872 54—328 
 
 Remarlcs upon the reorganization of the army. 
 
 Alvord, B. Wash., 1876 54—326 
 
 Report of an expedition up the Yellowstone river, 
 made in 1875. Forsyth, J. W., and Grant, Fred. 
 D., under the orders of Sheridan, P. H 54—328 
 
 Report of military commission to Europe in 1855, 
 
 '56. Mordecai, Alfred. Wash., 1860 64—382 
 
 Report of the commissary-general of subsistence 
 to the Secretary of War for the fiscal year end- 
 ing June 30, 1879. 1879 54—328 
 
 Report on (xatling guns of large caliber for fiank 
 
 defense. Wiish., 1874 54—327 
 
 Report on lines of communication between south- 
 em Colorado and northern New Mexico. Rufl"- 
 ner, E. H. 1876 54—328 
 
 Report on the United States and Mexicau bound- 
 ary survey. Hlus. Emory, W. H. 1855, '56, '59. 
 3 V 54—328 
 
 Report upon the so-called Yellowstone expedition 
 
 of 1870. Doane, G.C. 1873 54—327 
 
 Reports of inspection made in the summer of 1877 
 of the country north of the Union Pacific rail- 
 road. Sheridan, P. H., and Sherman, W. T. 
 1878 54—327 
 
 Reports upon the survey of the boundary between 
 the territory of the United States and Great 
 Britain, from the Lake of the Woods to the sum- 
 mit of the Rocky mountains. Campbell, A., and 
 Twining, W.J. Wash., 1878 54—327 
 
 Provost-Marshal-GeneraVs Bureau. 
 
 Statistics, medical and anthropological, derived 
 from records of the examination for military 
 service during the late war of the rebellion, of 
 over a million recruits, &c. Compiled by Bax- 
 ter, J. H. 1876. 2v 64—328 
 
 Surgeon-General's Office. 
 
 Medical and surgical history of the war of the re- 
 bellion (1861-65). 4v 54—328 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Part 1, second issue, 1875 : v. 1 , medical, v. 2, surgical, 1875. 
 Part 2, first issue: v. 1, medical, 1879. v. 2, surgical, 1876. 
 
 Report on barracks and hospitals, with descrip- 
 tions of military post«. (Circular No. 4, War 
 Department and Surgeon-General's Office.) 
 Wash., 1870.... ,.....,,.. 54—327 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 275 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 United States— continued. 
 
 Report to the Surgeon-General on the transport 
 of sick and wounded by pack animals. Otis, 
 George A. Wash., 1877 54—327 
 
 8TATK DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Oommercial relations of the United States: re- 
 ports from the consuls of the United States on 
 the commerce, &c., of tlieir consular districts. 
 No. 1, 1880. Wash., 1880 55—331 
 
 Foreign relations of the United States. Wash., 
 
 1879 49-303 
 
 Begnlations prescribed for the use of the consular 
 
 aeiTice of the United States. ] 870 55—331 
 
 Sight of the United States of America to the north- 
 eastern boundary. Gallatin, A. 1840 34—206 
 
 Treaties and conventions made since July 4th, 1771. 
 
 Wash., 1871 49—303 
 
 TREASURY DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Bureau of Statistics. 
 
 Report of the chief of bureau of statistics, showing 
 imports and exports of the United States for 
 fiscal year 1877. Wash., 1878 
 
 Same. For throe months ended March 31, 
 
 52-314 
 
 1880. 
 
 52—314 
 
 lAfe-Saving Service. 
 
 Annual reports of the operations of the life-saving 
 service of the United States for the fiscal years 
 1879,1880. 2v 65-333 
 
 Life-saving service. Cox, S. S. (In North Amer- 
 ican review, May, 1881) D— 
 
 Light-House Board. 
 
 Annual reports of the lighthouse board of the 
 
 United States. 1874-'79. 6v 55—333 
 
 Comparative merits of the catoptric and dioptric 
 or catadioptric systems of light-bouse illumina- 
 tion. 1881 ;... 55—333 
 
 Condition and management of lights, bnoys, and 
 
 beacons. 1871 55 3.33 
 
 Instructions and directions to light-liouse keepers, 
 
 September, 1871. Wasli., 1871 55—333 
 
 Management of lens apparatus and lamps 55—333 
 
 Laws of the United States relating to the estab- 
 lishment, support, and management of the light- 
 houses, light- vessel.^, &c., 1789-1855. 1855 55—3.33 
 
 Laws relating to tlie acquisition of title to land 
 required for light-liouse purposes. Cession of 
 jurisdiction, and protection of buoys, beacons, 
 
 &c. Wasli.,1875 55—333 
 
 Light-houses, light-vessels, and illuminating appa- 
 ratus, 1789 to 1871. Wash., 1871 55—333 
 
 List of beacons, buoys, monuments, and other day 
 marks in the first light-house district, &c. Cor- 
 rected to January 1, 1874. 1874 55—333 
 
 List of light-houses, lighted beacons, and fioating 
 lights on the Atlantic, Gulf, and Pacific coasts 
 of the United States. Corrected to January 1, 
 1880. Wash.,1880 55—333 
 
 Mineral Resources and Statistics. 
 
 Reports upon the mineral resources of the United 
 States. Browne, J. Boss, and Taylor, James W. 
 Wash., 1867, 1868. 2 copies 54—329 
 
 Statistics of mines and mining in the States and 
 Territories west of tlie Kocky mountains. Ray- 
 mond, E.W. 1869-76-'81 54—324 
 
 See, alto, other reports of this department on tariff, finance, 
 banking, ice, under Oomznercej Indnstry, &c. 
 
 tJWted States— contimied. 
 
 Constitution and Government. 
 
 Constitution of the United States. Hickey, Will- 
 iam. 1854 49—303 
 
 Constitutions des treize Etats-Unis de I'Ani^rique. 
 
 I^a Rochefoucauld, F. de. 1783 49—302 
 
 Constitutions of the several States of the Union 
 
 aud Uuited States. 1853 49 301 
 
 TKEATLSKS UPON THE CHARACTER OF THE CONSTI- 
 TUTION. 
 
 Christian life and character of tlie civil institu- 
 tions of the United States. Morris, B. F. 1864. 
 2 copies 29—177 
 
 Constitutional and political history of the United 
 
 States. Holtz, H. von. 1876-79. 2v 49—301 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. 1750-1833. State sovereignty and slavery. 
 
 2. 1828-'46. Jackson's administration ; Annexation of 
 Texas. 
 
 Democracy in America. Tocqueville, C. A. de. 
 
 1862 49—301 
 
 Discourse on the constitution and government of 
 tile United Statt^s. Calhoun, John C. [In his 
 Works, v. 1, p. 113] 22—135 
 
 Early American spirit and its genesis. Storrs, R. 
 
 S. 1875 44—269 
 
 E pluribns unum : the articles of confederation 
 vs. the constitution ; the progress of nationality 
 among thepeopleaud in the government. Prince, 
 L. Bradford. 1867 20—179 
 
 * Federal government ; its officers and their duties. 
 
 Gillet,E.H. 1872 29—178 
 
 Federalist on tlie new constitution ; written in 1788 
 by Mr. HaniiU.on, Mr. Madison, and Mr. Jay. 
 llallowell, 1853 ; 49—301 
 
 Foundations of civil order and political life in the 
 
 United States. Mulford, E. 1875 29—179 
 
 Governmental history of the United States. Sher- 
 man, H. 1860 49—301 
 
 History of the federal government. Bradford, A. 
 
 1840 49—301 
 
 Political grammar of the United States. Mansfield, 
 
 E.D. 1846 29—179 
 
 Principle of the American constitution. Everett, 
 
 Edward. (Jn At» Works, v. 1, p. 103) '. 22—134 
 
 Thoughts on the future civil policy of America. 
 
 Draper,J.W. 1865 49—301 
 
 Writings of John Marshall upon the federal consti- 
 tution. 1839 49—391 
 
 Description, Travels. 
 
 GENERAL. 
 
 America. Buckingham, J. S. 1841. 3v 44—270 
 
 America and the American people. Raumer, F. L. 
 
 G. von. 1846 --■ 44—270 
 
 Eastern and Western States. Buckingham, J. S. 
 
 1842. 3v 44—270 
 
 Qallop among American scenery. Silliman, A. E. 
 
 1843 34—205 
 
 Historical account of discoveries and travels in 
 
 North America. Murray, H. 1829. 2v 44—268 
 
 Same. (In Edinburgh cabinet library, v. 
 
 35,36,and37) 29-179 
 
 Impressionsof America. Power, T. 1836. 2v.ini 34—205 
 Journey through the seaboard slave States. Olm- 
 sted, F. L. 1856 34—206 
 
 Lotus-eating. Uliis. Curtis, G.W. 1808 34—209 
 
 Men and manners in America one hnndred years 
 
 ago. Uliis. (Sans soud series.) 1876 37—228 
 
 Nooks and comers of the New England coast. Illus. 
 
 Drake,S.A. n. d 34—209 
 
mriTED STATES. 
 
 276 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 United States — continued. 
 
 North America. Trollope, A. 1863 34—205 
 
 Old times in the colouiea. Illaa. Coffin, C. C. 
 
 1881 49—300 
 
 Picturesque America; or, the land we live in; a 
 delineation by pen and pencil of the mountains, 
 rivers, lakes, forests, water-falls, shores, canons, 
 valleys, cities, and other picturesque features of 
 our country. Bryant, W. C, td. Illus. N. T., 
 1872. 2v 30—181 
 
 Second visit to the United States of North Amer- 
 ica [1845, '46]. Lyell, Charles. N. Y. and Lond., 
 1850. 2v 34—207 
 
 Stranger in America. Lieber, F. 1835 40—301 
 
 Tereiina in America. Yelverton, T. 1875. 2 v.. 34—205 
 
 Views along the boundary between the United 
 
 States and Mexico 30—182 
 
 Voyage dans les fitats-Unis d'Am6rique, fait en 
 1795-'97. La Eochefoucauld-Lianoourt, F. A. F. 
 n. d. 8v 49—302 
 
 Western world; or, travels in the United States. 
 
 Mackay, A. 1849. 2v. S4— 207 
 
 THE SOUTH. 
 
 Health trip to the tropics. Willis, N. P. 1853... 35—216 
 Industrial resources of the south and west. De 
 
 Bow, J. D. B. 1853. 3v 52—314 
 
 Palmetto-leaves. Illus. Stowe, H. B. 1873 34—208 
 
 Scenes in the south. Creecy, J. K. 1860 34—208 
 
 Travels in the States of Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, 
 
 and the upper Carolinas. Michaux, F. A. 1805 . 34 — 206 
 See names of States, as Alabama, Georgia, &c. 
 
 THE WEST. 
 
 States and Territories beyond the Mississippi. 
 
 Ab-sa-ra-ka, home of the Crows. Carrington, 
 
 M.J. 1868 34—207 
 
 Across the continent : a stage-ride over the plains, 
 to the Kocky mountains, the Mormons, and the 
 Pacific States, in the summer of 1865. Bowles, 
 Samuel. Springfield. 1869 34—206 
 
 Adventures in the Apache country : a tour through 
 Arixona and Sonora ; with notes on the silver re- 
 gions of Nevada. Illus. Browne, J. R. N. Y., 
 1869 34—206 
 
 Adventures on the Columbia river. Cox, Boss. 
 
 1832 34—207 
 
 Annals of the west. Albach. James R. 1857 49—303 
 
 Beyond the Mississippi to the great ocean, 1857-'67. 
 
 Illus. Richardson, Albert Deane. 1867 34—206 
 
 Bits of travel at home [Colorado, California, &c.]. 
 
 "H.H." 1878 34—209 
 
 Border reminiscences. Illus. Marcy, R. B. 1872 . 7 — 44 
 
 Oanoe voyage up the Minnay Sotor. Featherston- 
 
 haugh, G. W. 1847 34—207 
 
 Discovery and exploration of the Mississippi val- 
 ley. Shea, John Gilmary. N. Y., 1852 49—300 
 
 Discovery of the great west. Parkraao, F. 1871. 34 — 205 
 
 Expeditions to the sources of.the Mississippi, 1805, 
 
 1806,1807. Pike.Z. M. 1810 34—206 
 
 Explorations in Texas, New Mexico, California, 
 Sonora, and Chihuahua. Illus. Bartlett, J. R. 
 1854. 2v 35—216 
 
 History and geography of the Mississippi valley. 
 
 Flint, Timothy. Cin., 1832 40—302 
 
 History of the discovery and settlement of the 
 valley of the Mississippi. Monette, John W. 
 N.Y.,1848. 2v 49—301 
 
 Joomal of an exploring tour beyond the Rocky 
 
 mountains. Parker, S. 1846 34 206 
 
 United States — continued. 
 
 Journal of a tour into the territory northwest of 
 the Allegheny mountains in 1803. Harris, Thad- 
 deusMasou. 1805 34—206 
 
 Journal of the voyages and travels of Captains 
 
 Lewis and Clarke. Gass, P. Phila., 1810 34—206 
 
 New life in new Unds. Lippincott, S. J. 1873... 34—209 
 
 Notes on the early settlement of the northwestern 
 
 territory. Burnet, J. 1847 49—303 
 
 Pioneer history; being an accotmt of the Ohio 
 valley and northwest territory. Hildreth, S. P. 
 1848 49—302 
 
 Pioneer mothers of the west. Illus. Frost, John. 
 
 1875 '. 37—227 
 
 Plains of the great west. Illus. Dodge, R. I. 
 
 1877 . • 34—206 
 
 Eecollectlons of the Mississippi valley. Flint, 
 
 Timothy. Bost., 1826 49—302 
 
 Topographical description of the western territory 
 
 of North America. Imlay, Gilbert. 1797 49—302 
 
 Tour iuto the northwest territory. Harris, T. M. 
 
 1805 34—206 
 
 Travels in the northwest. Hlas. Schoolcraft, H. 
 
 R. 1821 34—206 
 
 Travels to the source of the Missouri river and 
 across the American continent to the Pacific 
 ocean, in the years 1804-'06. Lewis, Meriwether, 
 cmd Clarke, William. 1815. 3v 34—206 
 
 Two thousand miles on horseback ; Santa F6 and 
 back. A summer tour through Kansas, Ne- 
 braska, Colorado, and New Mexico, in the year 
 1866. Meline, James F. 1867 34—216 
 
 Upper Mississippi ; sketches of the mound builders, 
 the Indian tribes, and the northwest, from A. D. 
 1600 to present time. Gale.G. 1867 43—261 
 
 Wonders of the Yellowstone. Richardson, James, 
 
 ed 34—206 
 
 See, also, names of various States and Territories. 
 
 Directories and Gazetteers. 
 
 Complete descriptive and statistical gazetteer of 
 the United States of America. Haskel, Daniel, 
 and Smith,J.C. N. Y., 1850 26—159 
 
 Medical register and directory of the United States. 
 
 Butler, Samuel N. 1874 26—159 
 
 * New and complete gazetteer of the United States. 
 
 Baldwin, Thomas, ond Thomas, J. Phila., 1854. 26—159 
 
 Tourist's guide of the United States. Hlus. Bach- 
 elder, J. B. 1873 34—207 
 
 Government Surveys of the Territories. 
 
 See, alto, various reports of the United States, under Con- 
 gressional Reports, &c., in this class. 
 
 Engineer Department, U.S.A. Geographical and 
 geological explorations and surveys west of the 
 One hundredth meridian. Wheeler, George M., 
 
 in charge. Wash. 6 v 54—326 
 
 Note. — The work, when completed, will make seven vol. 
 umes, viz: v. 1. Geographical report; v. 2. Astronomy 
 and barometric hypsometry ; v. 3. Geology and miner- 
 alogy ; V. 4. Paloiontology ; v. 5. Zoology; v. 6. Botany; 
 V. 7. Archaeology. With one geographical and one 
 topographical atlas. 
 
 Greographical and geological survey of the Rocky 
 mountain region. Powell, J. W., in charge. 
 Wash., 1877 54—326 
 
 SUtUURY. 
 
 Contributions to North American ethnology, v. 1-3. Illus. 
 Wash., 1877. 
 
 Exploration of the Colorado river of the west and its tribu- 
 taries, 1869-72. Wash., 1875. 
 
 Report on the geology of the eastern portion of the Uinta 
 mountains, with atlas. Powell, J. W. Wash.. 1876. 
 
 Report on the geology of the Henry moimtains. Gilbert, 
 G. K. Wash., 1877. 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 277 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 0nited States — continued. 
 
 Report on the geology of tho plateaus of Utah, with atlaa. 
 
 Dutton, C. E. Wash.. 1880. 
 Report on the land of the arid region of the Tnited Staton, 
 
 with a more detailed account of the lands of Utah ; with 
 
 maps. Powell, J. W. Wash.. 1879. 
 
 QBOLOOICAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL SURVEY OF THE 
 
 TERRITORIES (F. V. Hayden in charge). 
 
 Annual Reports. Ist to 11th, inclusive, 1867-'77. 
 
 1873-79. 9 V 54—325 
 
 First, second, and third annual reports for the years 1867* 
 '68, 't)9. Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico* 
 
 Fouith annual report. Wyonnng and portions of contig" 
 xious territories. 1870. 
 
 Fifth annual report. Montana and portions of adjacest 
 territories. 1871. 
 
 Sixth annual report. Portions of Montana, Idaho, Wyo- 
 ming, and Utah. 1872. 
 
 Seventh annual report. Colorado. 1873. 
 
 Eighth annual report. Colorado and parts of aiyacent 
 territories. 1874. 
 
 Ninth annual report. Colorado and portions of adjacent 
 territories. 1875. 
 
 Tenth annual report. Colorado'aud parts of adjacent ter- 
 ritories. 1870. 
 
 Eleventh annual repoi-t. Idaho and Wyoming. 1877. 
 
 Bulletins of the United States geological and geo- 
 graphical survey of the territories. Wash., 
 1874-'80. First series; second series, or v. 1, 
 V. 2, 3, 4, and No. 4 of V. 5 54—325 
 
 Final reports, or monographs of United States 
 geological survey of the territories. Wash., 
 1873-79. 9v 54—325 
 
 V. 1. Extinct vertebrate fauna of the western territones, 
 Contributions to the. Leidy, Joseph. lUus. 1873. 
 2. Vertebrataof the Cretaceous formations of the west. 
 Cope, E.D. 1875. 
 
 5. Zoology and botany. Two parts. Part 1 : Acridida) 
 
 of North America. Part 2: Acridida; of North 
 America not found in the United States. Thomas, 
 C. 1873. 
 
 6. Fossil flora of the western territories. Part 1 : Cre- 
 
 taceous flora. Leaquereux, Leo. 1874. 
 
 7. Fossil flora of tlie western territories. Part 2: Ter- 
 
 tiary flora. Lesquereux, Leo. Wash.. 1878. 
 9. Invertebrate Cretaceous and Tertiary fossils of the 
 upper Missouri country. MeeV, F. B. Wash., 
 1876. 
 
 10. Mont)graph of the geometrid moths or phala)nidffi of 
 
 the United States. Packard, A. S., jr. Wash., 
 1876. 
 
 11. Monographs of North American rodentia. Coues, E., 
 
 and Allen, J. A. Wash., 1877. 
 
 12. Fresh-water rhizopods of North America. Leidy, J. 
 
 Wash., 1879. 
 Ao(e. — Vols. 3, 4, 8 have not yet appeared. 
 
 Miscellaneoui publications. Nos. 1-12. Wash., 
 1873-1878. 12 V 
 
 54—325 
 
 No. 1. Lists of elevations, principally in that portion of 
 the United States west of the Mississippi river. 
 4th ed. Gannett, Henry. 1877. 
 
 2. Mett'orological observations during the year 1872 
 
 in Utah, Idaho, and Montana. Gannett, Henry. 
 1873. 
 
 3. Birds of the northwest: a handbook of the omi- 
 
 tliology of the region drained by the Missouri 
 river and its tributaries. Coues, Elliott. 1874. 
 
 4. Synopsis of the flora of Colorado. Porter, Thomas 
 
 "C, and Coulter, John M. 1874. 
 
 5. Descriptive catalogue of the photographs of the 
 
 United States geological and geographical sur- 
 vey of the territories. In75. 
 
 6. Meteorological observations made during the year 
 
 1873 ai.d the early part of 1874 In Colorado and 
 Montana Territories. Chittenden, George B. 
 1874. 
 
 7. Ethnography and philology of the Hidatsa Indians. 
 
 Matthews, W. Wash., 1877. 
 
 8. Fur-bearinganimals: a monograph of North Amer- 
 
 ican mustelida'. lUus. Coues, Elliott. 1877. 
 
 -Descriptive catalogue of photographs of North 
 
 . American Indian*. Jackson, W. H. 1877. 
 
 United States — continued. 
 
 No. 10. Bibliography of North American invertebrate 
 paleontology: being a report npon the publica- 
 tions that have hitherto been made upon the in- 
 veilebrate paleontology of North America, in- 
 cluding the West Indies and Greenland. White, 
 C. A., and Nicholson, 2>r. H.Alleyne. 1878. Sup- 
 plement. 
 
 11. Birds of the Colorado valley : a repository of sci- 
 
 entific and popular information concerning North 
 American ornithology. lUus. Coues, Elliott. 
 1878. 
 
 12. Pinnipeds: amonographof the walruses, sea-lions, 
 
 sea-uears, and seals of !North America. Allen, 
 J. A. Wash., 1880. 
 
 Unclassified publications of the United States geo- 
 logical and geographical survey of the territo- 
 ries 54 — 325 
 
 No. 1. Final report. Nebraska and portions of adjacent 
 territories. With maps. 1872. 
 3. Profiles, sections, aud other illustrations, to ac- 
 company the final report of the geologist of the 
 United States survey. Elliott, H. W. Wash., 
 1872. 
 7. Grotto geyser of the Yellowstone national park. 
 
 10. Bulletins of the United States entomological com- 
 
 mission. Destruction of the young or unfiedged 
 locusts. No. 1. 1877. 
 
 11. Natural history of the Rocky mountain locust. 
 
 No. 2. {Second edition.) 1877. 
 
 14. Cretaceous and Tertiary plants of the western ter- 
 
 ritories of the United States. lUus. 1878. (To 
 accompany v. 8. of "Final reports, or mono- 
 grnphs." 
 
 15. Catalogue of the publications of the United States 
 
 geological and geographical survey of the terri- 
 tories. (Third edition.) Revised to December 
 31, 1878. 1879. 
 See, also, in this class under Congressional Reports, Sec. 
 (Interior Department). 
 
 Greological exploration of the fortieth parallel. 
 lUus. King, Clarence, geologist in charge. 
 Wash., 1870-'80. 7 v 31—187 
 
 COMTENTB. 
 
 V. 1, Systematic geology. 
 
 2. Descriptive geology. 
 
 3. Mining industry. With geological contributions. 
 
 Atlas. 
 
 4. Part 1 : Paleontology. 
 Part 2: Paleontology. 
 Part 3: Ornithology. 
 
 6. Botany. 
 
 6. Microscopical petrography. 
 
 7. Odontomithes. 
 
 Atlas accompanying V. 3. (60.) 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS OF SURVEYS. 
 
 O-eological report of the exploration of the Yellow- 
 stone and Missouri rivers, 1859, '60. F. V. Hay- 
 dea, assistant, under direction of Kaynolds, W. 
 F. Wash., 1869. Maps 54—325 
 
 Pacific railroad explorations. Reports of explora- 
 tions and surveys to ascertain the most practi- 
 cable aud economical route for a railroad from 
 the Mississippi river to the Pacific ocean, 1853-'55. 
 12v.in 13. Wash., 1855-'61 20—118—119—120 
 
 Hiatozy. 
 
 GENERAL WORKS. 
 
 Annals of America [1492-1826]. Holmes, A. 182fl. 
 
 2v 44—270 
 
 Biographical annals of the civil government of the 
 United States during its first century. Lanman, 
 0. 1876. 25—153 
 
 Centennial edition of the history of the United 
 States from the discovery of the American con- 
 tinent to 1877. lUuB. Lossing, B. J. n. d 49 — 301 
 
 Oomic history of the United States. Hlus. Hop- 
 
 kins.L. N.Y.,1876 4»— 302 
 
 First century of the republic. Woolsey, T., and 
 
 otiurt. N. Y., 1876 40—301 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 278 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 United States — continued. 
 
 First century of the United States. Lossing, B. J. 
 
 IlluB. n.d 49—301 
 
 CONTKNTB. 
 
 Aboriginals, p. 9; Colonies, p. 104; Diacoverles, p. 34; 
 Nation, p. 364; Revolution, p. 207; Settlements, p. 61. 
 
 Supplement: Articles of contederation ; Centennial exhi- 
 bition ; National constitution ; National progress. 
 
 Histoire des !^tats-Unis. Keguault, E., et Labaume, 
 
 J. (L'Univers.) 1849 43—261 
 
 Hiitozy of the United States. Bancroft, G. 1850- 
 
 74. lOv. 2copie8 49—303 
 
 HUtory of the United States. Grahame, J. 1850. 
 
 2v 49—302 
 
 HUtory of the United States. Hildreth, E. 1851-60. 
 
 Ist aeries, v. 1, 2 ; 2d series, 2, 3. 2 v 49—302 
 
 History of the United States. Illus. Hinton, J. 
 
 H. n.d. 6v 44—271 
 
 Popular history of the Unit«d States. Illus. Rid- 
 
 path, J. C. 1876 r. . . 49—301 
 
 Recherches histoiiques et politiques sur len fitats- 
 
 Uni8derAm6riqueseptentrionale. Warden, D. 
 
 B. 1788. 4 V 49—300 
 
 COLONIAL PERIOD. 
 
 Accurate and interestin<; account of the hardships 
 and sufferings of that band of heroes who trav- 
 ersed in the wilderness, in the campaign against 
 Quebec, in 1775. Henry, John Joseph. 1812 .. 50—306 
 
 Charters of the old English colonies in America. 
 
 Lucas, S. Lond., 1850 29—178' 
 
 Conspiracy of Poiitiac, and the Indian war after 
 the comiuest of Canada. Parkman, Francis. 
 1870. 2 V 34—205 
 
 General history of the lat« war. lUns. EnticK, 
 
 John. 1763-'C4. 5v 43—266 
 
 Novanglns, or a liistory of the dispute with Amer- 
 ica, from 1754 to 1774. Adams, John. (In his 
 ■Works, V. 4, 1856) 22—135 
 
 Old times in the colonies. Illus. Coffin, C. C. 
 
 1881 49-300 
 
 Original lists of persona of quality, emigi-ants, ap- 
 prentices, and others who went from Great Brit- 
 ain to the American i>lantatlons, 1600-1700. With 
 their ages, localities where they formerly lived 
 in the mother country, &c. Hotten, J. C, ed. 
 1874 52—314 
 
 Political annals of the present united colonies, from 
 their settlement to the peace of 17C3. Chalmers, 
 
 George. 1780 -*.... 49—302 
 
 N^ote. — See, also, under the nanica of the original States, 
 more detailed historiea of this period; also, under New 
 England. 
 
 REVOLUTION, 1776. 
 
 American revolution. Bancroft, George. 1850. 4 v. 49 — 303 
 
 Note.— In his History of the United States, v. 7-10. 
 
 Boys of '76. Illus. CotKn, C. C. 1877 42—255 
 
 Capture of Ticonderoga. Annual address before 
 
 the Vermont historical society. Chittenden, L. 
 
 E. 1872 42—255 
 
 Diary of American revolution. Illus. Moore, F. 
 
 1860. 2 V 42—255 
 
 Documentary history of American revolution. 
 
 Gibbes, R. W. 1853-'57. 3 v 
 
 First battles of the revolutionary war. Everett, 
 
 Edward, {/n /it« Works, v. 1, p. 73.) 1850.... 22—134 
 History of the Boston massacre. Kidder, F. 1870. 49—300 
 History of the late war in North America and the 
 
 West Indies. Maute, T. 1772 44—271 
 
 Historyof the war with America. France, Spain, and 
 
 Holland; commencing in 1775 and ending in 1783. 
 
 Andrews, John. 1785, '86. 4v 43—266 
 
 XJnited States — oontiuued. 
 
 History of the war of the independence of the 
 
 United States of America. Botta, C. 1838. 2 v. 42—255 
 
 Journal of Claude Blauchard, commissary of the 
 French auxiliary army sent to the United States 
 duringthe American revolution. 1876 37 — 223 
 
 Letter to the sheriffs of Bristol on American affairs. 
 
 Burke, E. (In his Works, v. 3, I826-'27) 21-128 
 
 Memoirs of his own time, with reminiscences of 
 the men and events of the revolution. Graydon, 
 A. 1846 40—245 
 
 Memoirs of the war in the southern department of 
 the United States. [Second edition.] I^ee, H. 
 1827 42—255 
 
 Men and times of the revolution. Watson, E. 
 
 1856 37—228 
 
 Official register of the officers and men of New 
 Jersey in the revolutionary war. Published by 
 authority of the legislature. Stryker, Wm. S. 
 1872 51—310 
 
 Oration on the battle of Lexington. Everett, Ed- 
 ward. (In his Works, v. 1, p. .536. 1850-'59) 22—134 
 
 Personal recollections of the American revolution. 
 
 Post, L. M. Barclay, S., ed. {pseud.). 1859 42—255 
 
 Pictorial field-book of the revolution. Lossing, B. 
 
 J. 1851, '52. 2 V 42—253 
 
 Poems relating to \ ho American revolution. Fre- 
 
 neau, P. 1865 16— 98 
 
 Principles and acts of the revolution in America. 
 
 Niles, H. 1822 42—254 
 
 Records of the revolutionary war ; containing mili- 
 tary and financial correspondence, nann's of otfi- 
 cers and privates, general orders, list of prison- 
 ers of war, half-pay acts, and pension laws. 
 vSaffell, W. S. K. 1860 42—255 
 
 Seven years' war, the school of the revolution. 
 Everett, Edward. (In his Works, v. 1, p. 377, 
 1850-'59) 22—134 
 
 Speech on American taxation. Burke, E. (Inhia 
 
 Works, v. 2, 1826) 21—128 
 
 Speech on conciliation with America. Burke, E. 
 
 (/n Ai« Works, v. 3, 1826) 21—128 
 
 See, also. Biography ((;ollective), forlivesof the signers of 
 the Declaration of Independence; also. Biography (Indi- 
 vidual), for livesof Adams; Ellcry; Franklin; Hancock; 
 Jay ; Jefferson ; Lee. K. II. ; Madison ; Morris, Gouver- 
 neur ; Otis, James; lieed, Joseph; Warren, Jo-scph; 
 Washington, G. For lives of revolutionary olficers, 
 see Alexander, Wm., earl of Stirlinq ; Allen, Ethan; 
 Arnold, Beiiedit't; Grreene, S'athanicl: Lafayette: Lin- 
 coln, Bciy. : Lee, Charles : Adams, Francis; Montgom- 
 ery, K. ; Pulaski; Putnam; Stark; Sullivan, John; 
 Washington; Wayne, A. See, also. Riedesel, F. A.; 
 Riedesel, Fredcrika. 
 
 See, in general alphabet. History, Lexington, Sec. 
 
 FROM 1789 TO 1812. 
 
 History of the insurrection in the four western 
 counties of Pennsylvania in 1794. Findley, W. 
 
 1796 50—306 
 
 For an elaborate account of this period, see Hildreth's 
 History of the United States, v. 1, 2. (49—302.) 
 
 WAR OF 1812-'l4. 
 
 Campaigns of the British army at Washington and 
 New Orleans in the years 1814, '15. Gleig, G. R. 
 1847 : 42—255 
 
 Historical memoir of the war in west Florida and 
 Louisiana, in 1814, '15. Latour, A. L. Nugent, 
 H. V.,tr. 1816. Map 42—255 
 
 History of the American privateers and letters of 
 marque, during our war with England, in the 
 years 1812-' 14. Coggoshall, George. 1856 42—254 
 
 History of the late war between the United States 
 
 and Great Britain. Brackenridge, H. M. 1846. 42—255 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 279 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 United States — continued. 
 
 Official letters iif the military and naval officers of 
 the United States during the war with Great Brit- 
 ain. Brannan.J. ]82;i 42—255 
 
 Pictorial fleld-boolt of the war of 1812. Lossing, B. 
 
 J. 1868 42—253 
 
 See, also, in Biography, lives of Decatur ; Jackson ; Pike ; 
 Scott. 
 
 FHOM 1815 TO THE WAR WITH MEXICO. 
 
 yote. — This period, including the Missouri compromise 
 controversy, the tarifl', bank, and nullification questions, 
 and the growtli of the anti-slavery a^^itation, is covered 
 by Benton's Thirty \eais' view. (52—316.) 
 
 See, also, in Biography, lives of Clay, Jackson, and Web" 
 ster: and the works of Madison, Clay, Webster, Benton* 
 Calho\iu, and Everett. 
 
 Florida, or Seminole War. 
 
 Origin, progress, and conclusion of the Florida war, 
 
 1830-'45. Sprague, John T. N. T., 1848 42—255 
 
 Sketch of the Seminole war, by a lieutenant of the 
 left wing. Charleston, 1830 
 
 WAR WITH MEXICO. 
 
 Slavery and the Mexican war. Sumner, C. (In 
 
 Am Works, v. 1, p. 333. 1850) 22—132 
 
 Twelve montlis' volunteer, and history of the Mex- 
 ican war. Illus. Furber, (}. C. 1848 
 
 War with Mexico. Ripley, R. S. 1849. 2v 
 
 Withdrawal of American troops from Mexico. 
 Sumner, C. (7rs ftis Works, v. 1, p. 374. 1874).. 
 
 Wrongful di claration of war against Mexico. Sum- 
 ner, C. (7/1 his Works, v. 1, p. 317. 1874) 
 
 See, also, in Biography, life of fleneral Winfleld Scott 
 V. 2, p. 381. (41-248.) 
 
 42—255 
 42—255 
 
 22—132 
 
 22—132 
 
 Civil, WAR, 1861-'65. 
 
 Historus. 
 
 American conflict: a history of the great rebellion 
 
 inl860-'64. lUus. Greeley, H. 1865--67. 2 v.. 42—254 
 
 Four years of lighting: a volume of personal ob- 
 servation with the aruiyand navy, from the first 
 battle of Bull Run to the fall of Richmond. Cof- 
 fin, Charles Carletou. 1800 42—254 
 
 Great rebellion, lleadley, J. T. 1867 42—254 
 
 History of the American civil war. Draper, J. W. 
 
 1868. 3v 42-254 
 
 History of the civil war in America, to Jan. 1, 1863. 
 
 Paris, Oomte de, 1875, '76. 2v 42—254 
 
 Historr of the rebellion. Giddings, J. E. N. Y., 
 
 1864 42-254 
 
 Memoirs of the confederate war for independence. 
 
 Von Boroke, 11. 1867 42— •.54 
 
 Pictorial history of the American civil war, v. 1. 
 
 Leslie, F. 1802 42—253 
 
 Picforial history of the civil war in the United 
 States of America. Leasing, B. J. 186e-'fl8. 
 3v 42—253 
 
 Political history of the United States of America 
 during the great rebellion, from Nov. 6, 1800, to 
 July 4, 1864. McPherson, Edward. Wn8h.,18«4- 42—254 
 
 Same. Second edition. 1865 42—254 
 
 Hebellion record ; a diary of A merican events, with 
 documents, 'narrative, illustrative incidents, 
 poetry, &c. Moore, Frank, cd. 1861-'68. 12 v. 42—253 
 
 Youth's history of the rebellion. Illus. Thayer, 
 
 William M. n. d. 4v 42—255 
 
 CONTESTS. 
 
 V. 1. From the bombardment of Fort Sumter to the cap- 
 ture of Koanoke island. 
 2. From the capture of Roanoke island to the battle of 
 Uurfreesboro', • 
 
 United States — continued. 
 
 V. 3. From the battle of Murfreosboro' to the massacre at 
 Fort Pillow. 
 
 4. From the massacre at Fort Pillow to the end. 
 See, also, in Biography, lives of Grant, Sherman, Lincoln, 
 
 Seward, Sumner, and Custer. 
 
 Miscellaneous Works Sclafing to the War. 
 
 Alphabetical list of battles in the war of the rebel- 
 
 liou. Wells, J. W. 1875 54—327 
 
 Army life in a black regiment. Higgiusou, T. W. 
 
 1870 23—139 
 
 Oase of the war-steamer Florida. Sumner, C. (In 
 
 Am Works, V. 9, p. 141. 1874) 22—132 
 
 G-rant and his canii)aigns: a military biography. 
 
 Illus. Coppi'se, Henry. 1866 40—245 
 
 Heroes of the war for the l^nion and their achieve- 
 ments: a complete history of the great lebellion. 
 Ferrce, P. V. 1864 36—217 
 
 Hospital sketches and camp and fireside stories, 
 
 Alcott, L. M. 1872 1— 7 
 
 Incidents of the United States Christian commis- 
 sion. Illus. Smitli, Hev. Edward P. Pliila., 
 1871 42—254 
 
 Memoirs of General William T. Sherman. 1875. 
 
 2v 41—247 
 
 Military history of U. S. Grant, 1861-'65. Badoau, 
 
 A. N. T., 1881. 3v 42—245 
 
 My diary, north and south. Russell, W. H. 1863. 34-209 
 
 Narrative of military operations, directed during 
 the late war between the States. Illus. John- 
 ston, J. E. 1874 42—264 
 
 Official report of the United States engineer depart- 
 ment of the siege and reduction of fort Pulaski, 
 Ga., Februaiy, March, and April, 1862. Illus. 
 Gillmore, Q. A. 1862 54—327 
 
 Red-tape and pigeon-hole generals, as seen from 
 the ranks during a campaign in the army of the 
 Potomac, by a citizen .soldier. N. Y., 1804 10 — 57 
 
 Sherman's historicalraid. Boynton, H. V. 1875.. 42 — 255 
 
 Southern history of the war: official reports of 
 
 battles. 1803 42—254 
 
 War of the rebellion. Pictorial book of anecdotes 
 
 and incidents of the. Kirklacd, F. 1866 22—131 
 
 Oriyin and Issues of tlie War. 
 Origin of the Wur. 
 
 America : origin of her present conflict. Massie, 
 
 J.W. 1864 A— 
 
 History of the rebellion : its authors and causes. 
 
 Giddings, J. R. 1864 42—254 
 
 History of the rise and fall of the slave power in 
 
 America. WUson, H. 1874-'77. 3v 44—269 
 
 Mr. Ambrose's letters on the rebellion. Kennedy, 
 
 J. P. 1865 
 
 Rebellion: its origin and mainspring. Sumner, C. 
 
 (In his Works, v. 0, p. 70. 1874) 22—132 
 
 Emancipation. 
 
 Immediate emancipation, not gradual. Sumner, 
 
 C. (In his Works, v. 7, p. 206. 1874) 22— 132 
 
 Nullity of the emancipation edict. Dana, Richard 
 
 H. (/n North American review, August, 1880). D — 
 
 Proclamation of emancipation : its p<dicy and 
 necessity as a war measure for the suppression 
 of the rebellion. Sumner, C. (Speech at Faneuil 
 Hall, October 6, 1862, v. 7 of his Works, p. 191) . 22—132 
 
 Validity of the emancipation edict. Ferris, A. A. 
 
 (In North American review, December, 1880) . . D — 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 280 
 
 XJFIVERS. 
 
 United States — coBtinued. 
 
 Jtecormtruction. 
 
 Deitmction and roconetruction : personal experi- 
 ences of the late war. Taylor, Richard. 1879.. 42—254 
 
 History of the Thirty-ninth Congress of the United 
 States, 1865-'67. Barnes, W. H. Ulns. If. T., 
 1868 52—315 
 
 Political history of the United States during the 
 ]KTiod of reconstruction, from April 15, 1865, to 
 
 July 15, 1870. McPherson, Edward 44—269 
 
 See, also, Appleton's annual cyclopjedia, 1866, article "Pub- 
 lic docunmuts,'' for congressional legislation. 
 
 POLITICAI. AND PARTY HISTORY. 
 
 Buchanan's administration, on the eve of rebel- 
 lion. 1866 52—316 
 
 Hand-book of politics. McPherson, Edward. 
 
 Wash., 1874 29—178 
 
 Political annals of the present united colonies. 
 
 Chalmers, G. Lond., 1780 49—303 
 
 Political history of the United States of America 
 during the period of reconstruction. McPher- 
 son, Edward. 1871 
 
 Political history of the United States of North 
 America during the great rebellion. McPher- 
 son, Edward. 1863 42—254 
 
 Political parties in the United States. Van Buren, 
 
 M. N. Y.,1867 29—178 
 
 Political textbook, or encyclopaedia. Cluskey, 
 
 Michael W. Wash., 1857 29—178 
 
 Presidential counts : Complete record of the pro- 
 ceedings of Congress at the counting of the elec- 
 toral votes in all the elections of President and 
 Vice-President of the United States, together 
 with all congressional debates incident thereto, 
 or to proposed legislation upon that subject ; 
 
 with an analytical introduction. 1877 29 — 178 
 
 Statesman's manual. Illus. Williams, E., and 
 
 Lossing, B. J. 1858 2^-178 
 
 Thirty years in the United States Senate. Benton, 
 
 T.H. 1854. 2v 52—316 
 
 2fote. — In connection with political and party history, con- 
 sult the writings and speeches of George Washington, 
 Alexander Hamilton, Benjamin Fi-antlin, Jefferson, 
 Madison, Webster, Calhoun, Clay, Edward Everett, 
 Charles Suram-r, William. Livingston, S. S. Prentiss, 
 W. H. Seward, Abraham Lincoln, S. P. Chase, 
 For lives of public men, see, in Biography, names of states- 
 men enumerated under divisions, " Kevolution," &c., to 
 " War with Mexico," and, in addition, the names of the 
 following : Patrick Henry, Bewitt Clinton, Joseph Story, 
 H. S. Legare. 
 
 SLAVE POWER. 
 
 Historical research respecting the opinions of the 
 founders of the republic on negroes as slaves, as 
 citizens, and as soldiers. Livermore, G. 1863.. 29 — 177 
 
 History of the rise and fall of the slave power in 
 
 America. Wilson, H. 1874-'77. 3 v 44—269 
 
 Slave power. Caimes, J. E. 1862 44—269 
 
 Slave power; its character, cai'eer, and probable 
 designs; being an attempt to explain the real 
 issues involved in the Ameiican contest. N. Y., 
 1862 44—269 
 
 Slave States of America. Buckingham, J. S. 1842. 
 
 2 V 44—270 
 
 See, also, various headings under Civil War, 1861-'65, in 
 this class. 
 
 Statutes at Large. 
 
 Revised statutes of the United States, relating to 
 the District of Culumbia and post roads, passed 
 at first session of the forty-third Congress, 1873, 
 '74, together with the public treaties in force on 
 December 1. 1873. Wash., 1875 26—156 
 
 Statutes at large. Edited by Peters, R., Minot, G., 
 
 and Sanger, G. P. 1789-1879. 19 v 26—157 
 
 United States — continued. 
 
 Statutes at large of the Confederate States of Amer- 
 ica. 1862-'64. 2v 2&— 156 
 
 Treaties. 
 
 Treaties and conventions made since July 4th, 1776. 
 
 1871 49—303 
 
 Treaties between the United States of America and 
 the several Indian tribes, from 1778 to 1837 ; com- 
 piled and printed by the direction, and under 
 the supervision, of the Commissioner of Indian 
 Affairs. 1837 47—286 
 
 Treaties, declarations of war, manifestoes, and 
 other public papers sslating to peace and war 
 among the potentates of Europe, from 1495 to 
 the present time. 1710. 3v 43—266 
 
 See, also, names of various localities. States, and Territo- 
 ries as thej^ occur in the general alphabet. For other 
 sources of information relative to the United States: 
 Almanacs; Agriculture; Arts (Useful: exhibitions 
 worhl's industry) ; Biography ; Botany ; Education ; 
 Geology; Language; Law; Literature; Meteorology; 
 Natural History (Birds, fishes, insects, &c.) ; Political 
 Economy; Slavery; Sociology. 
 
 Unity of law. Carey, H. C. Phila., 1872. 29—176 
 
 Universal exhibition, Illustrated cata- 
 logue of the, publiahed with the Art 
 Jounial. Lond., 1867 30— Ibl 
 
 Universal geography. Arrowsmith, J. 
 Lond., 1842 B— 
 
 Universal history. Miiller, J. von, 1837. 
 4v. v.3,4 43—263 
 
 Universal progress. Spencer, H. N. Y., 
 
 1868 32—197 
 
 Universe and the coming transits. Illus. 
 Proctor, R. A. Lond., 1874 32—196 
 
 Univers, L\ Histoire et description de 
 touslespeuples. Paris, 1840-'45. 42v.43— 260-261 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1-A. Dictionnaire encyclop6dique de I'histoire de 
 France. Le Bas, P. v. 1-4. 
 5-12. Dictionnaire encyclopedique de I'histoire de 
 
 France. Le Bas, P. v. 1-4. 
 13-15. Planches du dictionnaire encyclop6dique de I'his- 
 toire de France. Leniaitre, M. 
 16-17. Annales historiquesdela France. Le Bas, P. 
 18-21. Angleterre, ficosse, et Irlande. Galibert, L6on, 
 et Pell6, Clement. 
 
 22. Espague. Lavall6e, Joseph, et Gueroult, 
 
 Adolphe. 
 
 23. Espagne. Levall6e, Joseph. 
 
 ties Bal^ares et Pitliyuses. ,Lacroix, Fr6d6ric. 
 Sardaigne. Gregory, G. de. 
 Corse. Friess, Colonna de. 
 
 24. Portugal. Denis, Ferdinand. 
 
 25. Danemarck. £vri63, J. B. 
 
 26. Bel^ique et Hollande. Van Hasselt, A. * 
 27-28. Italie ancienne. Duruv, V., and others. 
 
 29. Antilles. Regnault, Eiins. 
 
 Suite des Etiits- Unis. Kegnault, Elias, et La- 
 
 baume, Jules. 
 Possessions anglaises dans I'Ani^rique du Nord. 
 
 Lacroix, Frederick. 
 Les CalitViniies. Denis, Ferdinand. 
 
 30. Esquisse, g6nerale de t'Afrique et Afrique an- 
 
 cienne. D'Avezac,M. P. 
 
 Carthage. Dureau de la Malle, ( — ) et Yanoski, J. 
 
 Numidie et Mauritanie. Lacroix, Louis. 
 
 L'Afrique chr6tienne, et domination des Van- 
 dales en Afritiue. Yanoski, J. 
 
 31. Afrique, australe, orientale, centrale, empire do 
 
 Maroc. Hoefer, F. * 
 
 32. lies de 1' Afrique. D'Avezac, M. P. 
 
 33. Senejjambie et Guin6c. Tardieu, Am6d6e. 
 Nubie. Ch6rubini, S. 
 
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 Venice : 
 
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 VIEGILrUS. 
 
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 283 
 
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 Virginia : 
 
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 1727 ;.. 50—304 
 
 History of the early settlement and 
 
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 History of Virginia. Burke, J. 3 
 
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 History of Virginia. Smith, J. 
 
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 Introduction to the history of Vir- 
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 Notes on Virginia. Jefferson, T. 
 
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 Old churches, ministers, and fami- 
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 Sketches of Virginia. Foote, W. H. 
 
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 I Virginia : geographical and politi- 
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 Virginia illustrated. Strother, D. 
 
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 Vital statistics : 
 
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 Voices of the night. Longfellow, H. W. (In hit 
 
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 Volcanoes, earthquakes, and thermal 
 
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 History of Charles XII, King of 
 
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 History of the Russian emiiire, un- 
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 Toltaire, F. M. A. de — continued. 
 
 CEuvros. Illus. Paris, 1864. 13 v. 21—122 
 
 C0NTKMT9. 
 
 v. 1. Vie de Voltaire ; Th6atro. 
 
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 Odes ; Stances ; fipitres ; Contes en vers : Satires ; 
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 3. Essai sur la mccurs ; Aunales de renipire. 
 
 4. Si6ele de Louis XIV : Si6cl6 do Louis XV; Histoire 
 
 do Charles XII; Histoire de Russie; Histoire da 
 
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 Physique. 
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 10. Con-espondance avcc le roi do Prusse ; Correspon- 
 
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 Von Auer, Adelheid. (See Auer, A. von, 
 
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 Walker, Joseph Cooper. Historical 
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 Wallace, Alfred Russell. Geographical 
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 Malay archipelago ; narrative of 
 
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 Wallace, D. Mackenzie. Russia. N. Y., 
 
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 Wallace, Lew. See notion. 
 
 "Waller, S. E. Six weeks in the saddle : 
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 Wain, Robert, jr. {Peter Atall). Hermit 
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 Memoirs of the reign of King George 
 
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 War: 
 
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 Warburton, Eliot. Memoirs of Prince 
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 "Warden, Robert B. Account of the pri- 
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 W^arren, General Gouvemeur K. Me- 
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 giving a brief account of each of the 
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 Preliminary report of explorations 
 
 in Nebraska and Dakota in the years 
 
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 Report of the surveys and examina- 
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 Report on bridging of the Missis- 
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WAEREK 
 
 285 
 
 WELLS. 
 
 Warren, General 6. K. — continued. 
 
 Report on the transportation route 
 
 along the AVisconsin and Fox rivers, in 
 the State of Wisconsin, between the 
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 With maps and diagrams. Wash., 1876. 54 — 327 
 
 Warren, Joseph. See Biography. 
 
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 Wars and battles. For works ri^ating to wars anil battles 
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 ■Warsaw, Memoir of the court of. Wrax- 
 
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 Washing'ton, George. Farewell ad- 
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 Y. 1. Life of Wa.shingtou. 
 
 2. Official letters relating to the French war, and 
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 1754-75. 
 3-8. Correspondence and miscellaneous papers relating 
 to the American revolution, 1775- 83. 
 9. Correspondence, 1783-'g9. 
 10-11. Correspondence from the beginning of his presi- 
 dency to the end of his life, 1789-'94. 
 12. Speeches and messages to Congress ; Proclama- 
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 For life of Washington, see Biography. 
 
 Home of; or. Mount Vernon and 
 
 its associations. lUus. Lossing, B. J. 
 
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 Water. See Arts (Useful: Hydraulics); Ocean. 
 
 Waterston, William. Cyclopiedia of 
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 his journals of travel in Europe and 
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 N.Y.,1856 37—228 
 
 Watson, John Fanning. Annals and 
 occurrences of New York city and state 
 in the olden time. Phila. , 1846 50— .307 
 
 Annals of Philadelphia and Penn- 
 sylvania in the olden time. Illus. 
 Phila., 1845. 2v 50—306 
 
 W^atson, Robert. History of the reign 
 of Philip II, King of Spain, and of Philip 
 III, King of Spain. N. Y. , 1818 48—293 
 
 W^atson, Sereno. Bibliographical index 
 to North American botany, with a chro- 
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 Part 1. Polypetala;. (/n Sm. Misc. 
 CoU.,\. 15) 53—323 
 
 and Eaton, Daniel C, and others. 
 
 Botany. ( United States Geological Explo- 
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 Wash., 1877 31—187 
 
 Watts, Isaac. Horaj lyricas ; with a life 
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 1864 17—105 
 
 A'ee, also, Biography for life of Watts. 
 
 Wayne, Anthony. See Biography. 
 
 Weale, John. Bridges : in theory, prac- 
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 Dictionary of terms used in archi- 
 tecture, art, engineering, &c. Loud., 
 1849, '50 25—149 
 
 London, exhibited in 1851'; eluci- 
 dating its natural and physical charac- 
 teristics, its antiquity and architecture, 
 its arts, manufactures, trade, and organ- 
 ization, &c. Illus. Loud., n. d 35 — 211 
 
 Portfolio of ancient capital letters, 
 
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 Webster, Daniel. Diplomatic and offi- 
 cial papers of, while Secretary of State. 
 N.Y.,1848 22-131 
 
 Works. Bost., 1851. 5v 22—132 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 T. 1. Biographical memoir of the public life of Daniel Web- 
 ster. Everett, Edward. 
 Speeches delivered on various occasions. 
 
 2. Speeches delivered on various occasions (continued). 
 
 3. Speeches delivered on various occasions (continued). 
 
 4. Siteeches in Congress. 
 
 6. Legal arguments and speeches to the jury. 
 Diplomatic and otticial papers. 
 Miscellaneous letters. 
 For life of Webster, gee Biography. 
 
 Webster, Lelaud A. Present status of 
 the philosophy of society. N. Y., 1866. . 29—176 
 
 Webster, Noah. American dictionary 
 of the English language. Springfield, 
 Mass., 1872 25—151 
 
 Wedding-day. /See Marriage (Ceremonies, history, «fec.). 
 Wedding-day in all ages and countries. 
 
 The. Wood, E. J. N. Y., 1869 22—129 
 
 Week on the Concord and Merrimack. 
 
 Thoreau, H. D. 1864 34—208 
 
 Weights and measures. <See Arts (Useful). 
 
 Weil, Gustav. The Bible, the Koran, , 
 
 and the Talmud ; or, biblical legends of 
 
 the Mussulmans. N. Y., 1846 14— 86 
 
 W^eitieel, G. Translation of notes ac- 
 companying drawings concerning the 
 construction of iron lock gates for the 
 harbors of the Weser river, Germany. 
 Illus. Wash., 1873 65—331 
 
 Wellesley, Arthur, duJce of Wellington. 
 See Biography. 
 
 Wells. (See Arts (Useful ; Hydraulics). 
 
 W^ellS, David Ames. Annual of scien- 
 tific discovery ; or, year book of facts in 
 science and art. Bost., 185:$-'57 and 
 1865-'71. 10 V 32—198 
 
 Year-book of agriculture. Illus. 
 
 Phila., 1856 18—108 
 
 Wells, J. W. Alphabetical list of the 
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WELLS. 
 
 286 
 
 WHIPPLE. 
 
 ^fells, William Vincent. Explorations 
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 "Welsh, J. Construction of a standard 
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 Wendover, Roger de. See Roger de 
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 Weppner, Margaretha. The north star 
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 Werner, Ernest (paeud.). See Bursten- 
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 "Wesley, Itev. John. See Biography. 
 
 Weit, The. See United States (The west, &c.). 
 
 TVest Indies : 
 
 At last : a Christmas in the West 
 
 Indies. Kingsley, C, 1874 
 
 Description do las Indias occiden- 
 
 tales. Herrera y Triderilla, A. de. Mad- 
 rid, 1730. 4v 47—288 
 
 Geographical and historical diction- 
 ary of America and the West Indies. Al- 
 cedo y Bexarano, Don Antonio de. 5 v. 
 1812-'15 44—271 
 
 History of the British colonies in 
 
 the West Indies. Edwards, B. 1806. 
 
 4 V 47—287 
 
 Journal kept during a tour to the 
 
 West Indies, in 1863, '64. Moore, R. W. 
 
 1867 35—215 
 
 West Indies and the Spanish main. 
 
 Trollope, A. n. d 3£— 215 
 
 See, also, Onba; Hayti. 
 
 In Fiction, tee Captain Brand, of the "Centipede," by 
 Wise, H. A. {Harry Qringo), 
 
 ■West Virginia : 
 
 History of the early settlement and 
 
 Indian wars of western Virginia. Illus. 
 
 DeHass, W. 1851 42—255 
 
 Westlninater review. 1859, '60. 2 v.... 28—173 
 
 Same. 1880 D— 
 
 "W^etherell, Elizabeth" {pseud.). See 
 
 Warner, Susan. 
 "Wetherill, Charles M. Ozone and an- 
 
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 Theory of chemical types. {In Sm. 
 
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 Wetmore, Alphonso. Gazetteer of the 
 
 State of Missouri, with frontier sketches, 
 
 and illustrations of Indian character. 
 
 St. Louis, 1837 50—309 
 
 Whales. See Natural history. 
 
 "Wharton, Grace and Philip {pseud..). 
 
 See Thomson, Mrs. K. B. 
 ■What I saw in California. Bryant, E. 
 
 1848 34—310 
 
 Same. 1849 34—310 
 
 "What I saw in New York. Illus. Ross, 
 
 J. H. 1851 50—308 
 
 W^hatcly, Richard. See Biography. 
 
 W^heatland, Henry, ed. History of 
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 "Wheaton, Henry. Elements of inter- 
 national law. Bost., 1855 29—179 
 
 Life of William Pinkney. {In 
 
 Sparks', J., Library of American biograr 
 
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 Some account of the life, writings, 
 
 and speeches of William Pinkney. N. Y., 
 
 1826 41—248 
 
 Wheeler, George M. Geographical 
 and geological explorations and surveys 
 
 west of the 100th meridian 54 — 327 
 
 See United States (Government surveys: Engineer de- 
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 W^heeler, Gervase. Homes for the peo- 
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 to American climate and wants. Illus. 
 N. Y., 1868 18—109 
 
 W^hcelcr, Henry G. Biographical and 
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 W^heeler, John H. Historical sketches 
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 Phila., 1851 50—307 
 
 Wheeler, J. Talboys. Analysis and 
 summary of Herodotus. Lond., 1852.. 17 — 103 
 
 W^heeler, W. A. See Biography. 
 
 W^heeler, William A. Explanatory 
 and pronouncing dictionary of the noted 
 names of fiction; including familiar 
 pseudonyms, surnames bestowed on emi- 
 nent men, and analogous popular appel- 
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 and conversation. Bost., 1872 52 — 318 
 
 "Wheelock, Julia S. Boys in white; 
 the experience of a hospital agent in and 
 around Washington. N. Y., 1870 22—129 
 
 Whewell, William. Elements of mo- 
 rality, including polity. N. Y., 1845. 
 2v 30—184 
 
 History of the inductive sciences, 
 
 from the earliest to the present time. 
 
 N. Y., 1858. 2v 32-198 
 
 Note.—Fov contents, tee Physics (History, Ac). 
 
 W^hipple, A. W. Report upon the 
 route near the Thirty-fifth parallel. {In 
 Pacific railroad reports, v. 3) 20 — 120 
 
 Ewbank, T., and Turner, W. W. 
 
 Report on the Indian tribes, {In Pacific 
 railroad reports, v. 3) 20 — 120 
 
 Whipple, Edwin Percy. Character 
 . and characteristic men. Bost., 1871 ... 23 — 141 
 
 COXTKHTB. 
 
 Agassiz. 
 
 American mind (The). 
 
 Character. 
 
 Character ; Eccentric, heroic, intellectual. 
 
 English mind (The). 
 
 Everett, Edward. 
 
 Hawthorne, Nathaniel. 
 
 King, Thomas Starr. 
 
 Thackeray. 
 
 Washington, and the principles of the revolution. 
 
WHIPPLE. 
 
 287 
 
 WILLE. 
 
 TFhippIe, Edwin Percy — continued. 
 
 Literature of the age of Elizabeth. 
 
 Best., 1869 15— 92 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Bacon. ' 
 
 Beaumont and Fletcher, Masninger, and Ford. 
 
 Characteristics of the Elizabethan literature — Marlowe. 
 
 Hooker. 
 
 Jonson, Ben. 
 
 Minor Elizabethan dramatists: Hey wood, Middleton, 
 
 Marston, Dekkar, 'Wobster, and Chapman. 
 Minor poets; Phineas and Giles Fletcher, Daniel, Davies, 
 
 Drayton, Warner, Donne, Hall, Wotton, and Herbert. 
 Shakespeare. 
 Sidney and Raleigh. 
 Spenser. 
 
 Success and its conditions. Bost., 
 
 1875 23—141 
 
 CONTBNTS. 
 
 Andrew, John A. Mental and moral pauperism. 
 
 Cheerfulness. Popularity, Ethics of. 
 
 Dickens, Genius of. Sale of soiilg (The). 
 
 Grit. Shoddy. 
 
 Imagination. Tricks of. Vital (The) and the mechan- 
 
 Invective, Economy of. ical. 
 
 IVhitcher, Frances Miriam. See Fic- 
 tion. 
 
 'White, Andrew Dickson. Warfare of 
 science. N. Y., 1876 14—84 
 
 White, C. A. Geology of Colorado. 
 {Tenth Annual Report of the United States 
 Geological and Geograph ical Survey of the 
 Territories.) Illus. Wash., 1878 54—325 
 
 Report of the geological survey of 
 
 the State of Iowa. Illus. Des Moines, 
 
 1870. 2v 20—120 
 
 and Nicholson, Alleyne H. Bib- 
 liography of North American inverte- 
 brate paleontology. {Misc. Puhlications 
 No. 10 of t^e United States Geological and 
 Geographical Survey of the TerriioHes, 
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 White, Henry Kirke. Poetical works : 
 with a memoir by Sir Harry Nicolas. 
 Bost., 1864 17—105 
 
 White, James. History of France, from 
 the earliest times to 1848. N. Y.,1849.. 47—290 
 
 W^hite, J. C. Report of progress in the 
 Beaver river district of the bitumin- 
 ous coal fields of western Pennsylvania. 
 {Geological Survey of Pennsylvania, 1875.) 
 Illus. Harrisburg, 1878 19—117 
 
 White, Richard Grant. Memoirs of the 
 life of William Shakespeare ; and an ac- 
 count of the rise and progress of the 
 English drama. Bost., 1865 41—247 
 
 Words and their uses, past and 
 
 present : a study of the English lan- 
 guage. N.Y.,1876 15—93 
 
 W^hitefield, George. See Biography. 
 
 W^hitflcld, R. P. See Hall, James. 
 
 Whitmore, James Herman. Evidences 
 of the antiquity of man. Rochester, 
 1874 30—181 
 
 W^hitney, A. D. Train. See Fiction. 
 
 Whitney, Josiah Dwiglit. Metallic 
 wealth of the United States, compared 
 with that of other countries. Illus. 
 Phila., 1854 ^ 29—176 
 
 Whittaker, Frederick. Life of Gener- 
 al George A. Custer. Illus. N. Y., n. d. 39—235 
 
 Whittier, John Grcenleaf. Hazel blos- 
 soms; with poems by Elizabeth H. 
 Whittier. Bost., 1875 17—105 
 
 Leaves from Margaret Smith's jour- 
 nal in the province of Massachusetts 
 bay, 1678, '79. Bost., 1849 13—79 
 
 Old portraits and modern sketches. 
 
 Bost., 1850 37—224 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Baxter, Richard. Leggett, William. 
 
 Bunyan, John. Marvell, Andrew. 
 
 Dinamore, Robert. Kayler, James. 
 
 EHwood, Tliomas. Roberts, John. 
 
 Hopkins, Samuel. Rogers, Nathaniel P. 
 
 Pennsylvania pilgrim and other 
 
 poems. Illus. Bost., 1872 17—105 
 
 Poetical works. 8 v. Bost., 1872. 17— 105 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 V. 1. Home ballads; National lyrics ; Poems: Legendary; 
 In war times; Miscellaneous; Voices of freedom; 
 Snow-bound : a winter idyl ; Tent on the beach. 
 2. Among the hills ; Ballads ; Chapel of the hermits ; 
 Miriam; Miscellaneous poems ; Panorama; Poems 
 and lyrics ; Songs of labor. 
 
 Whittlesey, Charles. Ancient mining 
 on the shores of Lake Superior. {In 
 Sm. Contrih., Y. 13) 53—322 
 
 Description of ancient works in 
 
 Ohio. {In Sm. Contrih., v. 3) 53—322 
 
 Early history of Cleveland, Ohio. 
 
 Illus. Cleveland, 1867 49—300 
 
 Fluctuations of level in North 
 
 American lakes. {In Sm. Contrih., 
 
 V.42) 53—328 
 
 Fresh-water glacial drift of the 
 
 northwestern States. {In Sm. Contrih., 
 
 V. 15)... 53—322 
 
 Life of John Fitch. {In Sparks', J., 
 
 Library of American biography, v. 16).. 36 — ^219 
 
 •■Who's who. Oakes, C. H., ed. 1850- 
 '55. 3v 39—240 
 
 'WThy we laugh. Cox.S. S. 1876 15—91 
 
 W^hymper, Frederick. Travel and ad- 
 venture in the territory of Alaska. 
 Illus. N.Y.,1871 35—216 
 
 WicliflT, John. See Biography. 
 
 Written, Jeremiah Holme. Historical 
 memoirs of the house of Russell, from 
 the time of the Norman conquest. Illns. 
 Lond., 1833. 2v 37—224 
 
 W^ikoflT, Henry. See Fiction. 
 
 Wild North land. Illus. Butler, W. F. 
 1874 : 34—210 
 
 Wild scenes of a hunter's life. Illus. 
 Frost, J. 1875 '..... 34—207 
 
 W^iikes, Charles. Narrative of the 
 United States exploring expedition. 
 1838-'42. Illus. N. Y., 1851. 5v 53—321 
 
 W^iikinson, James. Memoirs of my 
 own times. Phila., 1816. 3 v 42—256 
 
 Wilkinson, Sir John Gardner. Man- 
 ners and customs of the ancient Egyp- 
 tians. Illus. Lond., 1837-'41. 3 v.... 47— 277 
 
 Wille, Elizabeth de. See Fiction. 
 
WILLIAMS. 
 
 288 
 
 WINDS. 
 
 Williams, Edwin. Presidents of the 
 United States, their memoirs and ad- 
 ministrations, &c. Illus. N. Y.,1849.. 37—226 
 
 and Lossing;, B. J. Statesman's 
 
 raan\ial : addresses and messages of the 
 Presidents of the United States. N. Y., 
 1858. v.1,2,4 29—178 
 
 Williams, H. C. Antiquities in some 
 southern States. (In Sm. Ilept., 1870). . 54—324 
 
 W^illiams, J. -T. Standard interest 
 without calculation. Memphis, Tenn., 
 1876 53—321 
 
 W^illiams, John Lee. Territory of 
 Florida, from the first discovery to the 
 present time. N. Y. , 1837 49—299 
 
 W^illiams, Roger. See Biography. 
 
 'Williams, Samuel. Natural and civil 
 liistory of Vermont. Burlington, Vt., 
 1809 50—304 
 
 'Wiliiamsoii, R. S. Report: route 
 near 32d and 35th parallels. (/« Pacific 
 railroad reports, v. 5) 20 — 119 
 
 Use of the barometer on surveys 
 
 and reconnaissances. Plates. N. Y. and 
 Lond., 1868 54—328 
 
 and Heuer, W. H. Report upon 
 
 the removal of Blos.som Rock, in San 
 Francisco harbor, Cal. Illus. Wash., 
 1871 54-327 
 
 Williamson, William D. History of 
 the State of Maine, 1602-1820. Hallow- 
 ell, 1832. 2 V 49-298 
 
 W^illis, Nathaniel Parker. Canadian 
 scenery; illustrated by W. H. Bartlett, 
 Lond., 1842. 2v 34—210 
 
 Health trip to the tropics. N. Y., 
 
 1853 35-216 
 
 Out-doors at Idlewild ; or, the shap- 
 ing of a home on the banks of the Hud- 
 son. N. Y., 1855 34—209 
 
 Paul Fane ; or, parts of a life else 
 
 unsold. N. Y., 1857 13-79 
 
 Poems : sacred, passionate, and hu- 
 morous. N. Y., 1873 17—105 
 
 Trenton falls. Illus. N.Y.,1851.. 34—209 
 
 Wilson, A. D. Geography and topog- 
 raphy of Colorado, &c. {Ninth Annual 
 Eeport of the United States Geological and 
 Geographical Survey of the Territories.) 
 Illus. Wash., 1877 54-325 
 
 Same. (Tenth Annual iiei}ort,1878). 54—325 
 
 "Wilson, Andrew. The abode of snow : 
 Tour from Chinese Thibet to the Indian 
 Caucasus through the Himalaya. N. Y., 
 1875 36—220 
 
 Wilson, Augusta J. (formerly Miss A. 
 J. Evans). See Fiction. 
 
 "Wilson, Daniel. Physical ethnology. 
 (/« Sm. i?epf., 1862) 54—324 
 
 Prehistoric annals of Scotland. 
 
 Illus. Loud.,1863. 2v 48—292 
 
 Wilson, Henry, and Cauliield, James. 
 Book of wonderful characters : memoirs 
 and anecdotes of remarkable and eccen- 
 tric persons in all ages and countries. 
 Illus. Lond., n. d 22—130 
 
 W^ilson, Henry (of Massachusetts). 
 History of the rise and fall of the slave 
 power in America. Bost., 1874-77. 3 v. 44 — 269 
 
 — Same. v. 1,2 44—269 
 
 Wilson, James Grant. Life and letters 
 of Fitz-Greeue Halleck. N. Y. , 1869 ... . 40—244 
 
 Wilson, John. Elements of punctua- 
 tion ; with rules on the use of capital 
 letters. Bost., 1856 15—93 
 
 W^iison, Prof. John (Christopher North). 
 Genius and character of Burns. N. Y., 
 1845: 23—142 
 
 Lights and shadows of Scottish life. 
 
 Phila., 1871 13— 77 
 
 Recreations of Christopher North. 
 
 (Modern British essayists.) Bost., 1854.. 23—142 
 
 CONTKNTB. 
 
 Christmas rtreanos. Our parish. 
 Cliristopher in his aviary. Our winter quarters. 
 Christopher in his sporting 3*oc,try( An liour's tails about). 
 
 .jacltot. Sacred jioetry. 
 
 Cottages. Scenery of the Uighlands. 
 
 Field of dowers. Soliloijuy on the seasons. 
 
 Ilighlund snow storm. Snowball hicker of Pedmount 
 
 H(dy child. (The). 
 
 Inch Cruin. Stroll to Grasmere. 
 
 Kitchener, Dr. Talc of ex])iation. 
 
 L'envoy. Thomson, (James), A few 
 
 May (lay. words on. 
 
 Moors, The. Windermere, A day at. 
 Morning monologue. 
 
 and Maginn, W., Lockbart, J. G., 
 
 Hogg, J., Mackenzie, R. S. Noctcs 
 ambrosianai, v.2,3,4,5. N.Y.,n.d.... 23—136 
 Tor life of Wilson, gee Biography. _ 
 
 Wilson, Eev. John Leighton. Western 
 Africa : its history, condition, and pros- 
 pects. Illus. N.Y.,1866 44—267 
 
 "Wilson, John Mackay. Tales of the 
 borders and of Scotland ; historical, tra- 
 ditionary, and imaginative. Edin., n. d. 
 11 V 13— 78 
 
 Wilson, Joseph M. History, mechanics, 
 science ; masterpieces of the Centennial 
 International Exhibition, v. 3. Illus. 
 Phila., 1876 30—181 
 
 W^ilson, Sir Robert. Remarks on the 
 character and composition of the Rus- 
 sian army ; and a sketch of the cam- 
 paigns in Poland, in the years 1806, '07. 
 Lond., 1810 53—321 
 
 Wilson, Robert Anderson. Mexico and 
 its religion ; with incidents of travel in 
 that country. 1851-'54. Illus. N. Y., 
 1855 35—215 
 
 W^incliell, Alexander. Sketches of cre- 
 ation ; primordial condition and the ul- 
 timate destiny of the earth and the solar 
 system. Illus. N. Y. , 1874 32—193 
 
 "Winchendon, History of the town of. 
 Illus. Marvin, A. P. Winchendon, 1868. 50—309 
 
 Winds. See Meteorology. 
 
WINSOE. 
 
 289 
 
 WOMEN. 
 
 IVinsor, Justin. History of tho town 
 
 of Duxhury, Mass. ; with genealogical 
 
 registers. Bost., 1849 49—299 
 
 Winter'er tale. Shakespeare, William .. . 17—107 
 liVintlirop, Theodore. See Fiction. 
 Wirt, William. Sketches of the life and 
 
 character of Patrick Henry. N. Y.,1860. 40—244 
 
 For life of "Wirt, see Biographf . 
 Wisconsin : 
 Antiquities of Wisconsin. Lapham, 
 
 J. A. (In Sm. Contm., v. 7) 53—322 
 
 Collections of the State historical 
 
 society of Wisconsin, 1856. Madison, 
 
 1857. V. 3 50—304 
 
 Geological survey of Wisconsin, &c. 
 
 Owen,D.D. 1852. 2v 20—121 
 
 History of Wisconsin. Smith, W. 
 
 E. 1854. V. 3 50—304 
 
 Wisconsin and its resources. Illus. 
 
 Ritchie, J. S. 1857..... 50—304 
 
 'Wise, Henry Augustus (San'y Gringo). 
 
 Captain Brand of the "Centipede." 
 
 Illus. N. Y., 1871 13—77 
 
   Los Gringos ; an inside view of 
 
 Mexico and California ; with wander- 
 ings in Peru, Chili, and Polynesia. 
 N. Y., 1850.-. 34—209 
 
 W^iscnian, Nicholas P. S., cardinal. 
 Lectures on the identification of artisan 
 and artist. (In Sm. Be^t., 1870) 54—324 
 
 Wit and humor : 
 
 Comic, The. Emerson, R. W. (7« 
 
 his Letters and social aims, 1876) 23 — 141 
 
 Cyclopaidia of wit and humor. 
 
 Illus. Burton, W. H. 1872 22—131 
 
 English humorists of the 18th cen- 
 tury. Thackeray, W. M. 1869 12—72 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 Addison; Congrevci Fielding; Gay; Goldsmith; Ho- 
 garth ; Pope ; Prior ; Smollett ; Steele ; Sterne ; Swift. 
 
 Esprit. Voltaire, F. M. A. de. 
 
 (/« Hs (Euvres, V. 7, 1864) 21—122 
 
 Essay on Irish hulls. Edgeworth, 
 
 Maria. (In her Tales, v. 1, 1860) 4—25 
 
 Humors of Falcoubridge : a collec- 
 tion of humorous scenes. Kellej', J. F. 
 1856 ; 6- 39 
 
 Prenticeana ; or, wit and humor in 
 
 paragraphs. Prentice, 6. D. 1871 10 — 58 
 
 Treasury of wisdom, wit, and hu- 
 mor. Wooldvcr, Adam. 1876 15 — 91 
 
 Why we laugh. Cox, S. S. 1876.. 15— 91 
 
 • Wit and wisdom of George Eliot. 
 
 1873 
 
 Wit aud wisdom of Sydney Smith. 
 
 1869 23—138 
 
 Wits and beaux of society. Thom- 
 son, Jfcs. K. B. 1871 12—71 
 
 See, alto, Blackwood's magazine, v. 88, 1860 (Great wits, 
 mad wits!). (27—164.) 
 
 37 
 
 Wit aul wisdom of George Eliot. 1873 2 8 
 
 Wit and wisdom of Sydney Smith. 1869 23 — 138 
 
 Witchcraft. See Apparitions ; Occult sciences ; Spiritual- 
 ism. Also, see LecKy's History of nationalism, v. 1, 1870 
 (14—84) ; Longfellow's New" England tragedies, 1868 
 (16—96) ; Lowell's Among my books, 1870 (23—139) : Spof- 
 ford's New England legends, 1871 (11 — 62). In Piction, 
 see Disosway's South meadows; Cnstleton's Salem; Haw- 
 thorne's Young goodman Brown, in his Mosses from an 
 old manse. 
 
 Within and without. MacDonald, G. 
 
 1872 16- 95 
 
 Wits and beaux of society. Illus. Thom- 
 son, jlffs. K. B. 1871 37—224 
 
 W^itt, Mine. Pauline Guizot de. French 
 country family. Illus. Craik, Mrs. D. 
 M.,tr. N.Y.,1868 3—20 
 
 Wolcott, John(Peto- Pindar). Poetical 
 works; with memoirs and anecdotes of 
 the author. Dublin, 1788 17—105 
 
 WOMEN. 
 Biography of Women. 
 
 Eminent women of the age. Parton, J., and others. 
 
 1811 ._. 37—226 
 
 Ladies of the White house. Illus. Holloway, L. C. 
 
 1880 37-228 
 
 Loves of the poets. Jameson, Jfr*. A. M. 1866.. 
 
 Pioneer mothers of the west. Frost, J. 1875 37 227 
 
 Queens of society. Thomson, Mrs. K. B. 1872. . . 37—225 
 
 Women of Israel. Aguilar. G. 1871. 2v 37 224 
 
 World-noted women. Clarke, M. C. 1857 37—226 
 
 A spasia. 
 Catherine. 
 Cecilia, St. 
 Cleopatra. 
 Grey, Lady Jane. 
 Hiloise. 
 
 Isabella of Castile. 
 Joan d'Arc. 
 La Vallifere. 
 
 Laura. 
 
 Luc: etia. 
 
 Margaret of Anjon. 
 
 Maria Theresa. 
 
 Nightingale, Florence. 
 
 Pocahontas. 
 
 Sappho. 
 
 Valentine de Milan. 
 
 Education. 
 
 Health of our girls. Higginson, T. W. {In his 
 Out-door papers, 1871, p. 199-223) 23—139 
 
 Nausicaa in London; or, the lower education of 
 women. Kingsley, C. (In his Health and edu- 
 cation. 1874) 23—139 
 
 Ought women to learn the alphabet ? Higginson, 
 
 T. W. (In his Atlantic essays. 1871 ; p. 93-121.) . 23—141 
 
 Sex in education. Clarke, E. H. 1874 14 82 
 
 Sex in mind and in education. Maudsley, H. (In 
 
 Popular science monthly, v. 5, 1874) 32 — 197 
 
 See, also, Blackwood's magazine, v. 115, 1874 (Sex in 
 mind and education : a commentary). 
 
 History of Women. 
 
 Oharacteristics of women. Jameson, Mrs. A. M. 
 
 1866 23—138 
 
 Get thee behind me, Satan ! A home-bom book of 
 
 home truths. Sikes, Mrs. W. (Olive Logan). 
 
 1872 11— 85 
 
 New atmosphere, A. Dodge, Miss M. A. (Qail 
 
 Hamilton). 1865 23—138 
 
 Toilers and spinsters. Thackeray, Miss A. I. 
 
 1874 23—141 
 
 Woman in her various relations. Abell, L. G. 1860. 23 — 138 
 Woman in the nineteenth century. Ossoli, M. F. d'. 
 
 1855 37—228 
 
 Woman's sphere, &c. Stowe, Mrs. H. B. (In 
 
 Chimney corner, 1868) 11—62 
 
 Woman's worth and worthlessness. Dodge, Miss 
 
 M. A. (Gail Hamilton). 1872 23—138 
 
WOMEN. 
 
 290 
 
 WORDSWOETH. 
 
 ■Women — continued. 
 
 Womankind in western Europe. Illus. 
 T. 1869 
 
 Wright, 
 
 23—141 
 
 23—139 
 23—138 
 
 22—129 
 
 See, aUo, Blackwood's magazine, v. 79, 1856 (Lawa con- 
 ceming women ) ; v. 83, 1858 (The condition of women); 
 V. 102, 1867 (Woman in the middle ages): v. 112, 1872 
 (Old maids). 
 
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 Wonderful balloon ascents. Illus. Ma- 
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 Wonderful characters. Illus. Wilson, H. 
 
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 Wonders of architecture. Leffibre, M. 
 
 li^S 15_ 90 
 
 Wonders of European art. Viardot, L. 
 
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 Wonders of glass-making. Sauzay, A. 
 
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 Wonders of heat. Cazin, A. 1874 32—194 
 
 Wonders of Italian art. Viardot, L. 
 
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 Wonders of optics. Marion, F. 1872.. 
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 Wonders of the heavens. Flammarion, 
 
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 Wonders of the moon. Guillemin, A. 
 
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 Wonders of the Yellowstone. Eichard- 
 
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 Wonders of vegetation. Marion, F. 
 
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 "Wood, Edward J. Giants and dwarfs. 
 
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 Wedding-day in all ages and coun- 
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 Wood, Ella Price (Mrs. Henrj- Wood). 
 
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 "Wood, Horatio C.,jr. Contribution to 
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 Study of the nature and mechanism 
 
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 "Wood, John George. Homes without 
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 1873 . 
 
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 JVew Caledonia; New Guinea; New Zealand; Nine 
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 Woodward, J. J. Medical and surgi- 
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 First century of the republic; re- 
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 For contents, see United States (Progress). 
 
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 CONTENTS. 
 
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 Woolwortll, James M. Nebraska in 
 
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 V. 1. Sketch of Wordsworth's life ; Poems written in 
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 2. Poems on the naming of places ; Poems of the fancy • 
 Miscellaneous sonnets; Notes, 
 
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 291 
 
 YANOSKI. 
 
 'Wordsworth, William — continued. 
 
 V. 3. Memorials of a tour in Scotland, 1803 ; Same, in 1814 ; 
 Poems dedicated to national independence and 
 liberty; MemorialB of a tour on tue continent; 
 Memorials of a tour in Italy, 1837 ; The river Dud- 
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 4. The white doe of Rylstone; Ecclesiastical sonnets; 
 
 Evening voluntaries ; Poems composed or suggest- 
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 5. Miscellaneous poems ; Inscriptions; Selections from 
 
 Chaucer modernized ; Poems referi ing to the period 
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 6. The excursion. 
 
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 For critical estimates of Wordsworth, see Biography. 
 Working classes. See Political economy (Labor, &c.); also, 
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 'Workingmen's homes. Ha]e, E. E. 1874. 29—175 
 
 ■World, The: 
 
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 ((jrenesis; Genesis and geology); Evolntion; Earth; 
 Geography J Meteorology; Natural history. For his- 
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 ■World before the deluge. Illus. Figuier, 
 
 L. 1869 33—194 
 
 World of the sea. lUns. Tandon, M. 
 
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 ■World-noted women. Illus. Clarke, M. 
 
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 ■Worthies of England. Fuller, T. 1840. 
 
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 'Wrang:hain, Francis. British Plu- 
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 liVraxall, Sir Nathaniel 'William. His- 
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 Memoirs of the courts of Berlin, 
 
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 'Wrig'ht, Cbauncey. Philosophical dis- 
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 Biographical sketch of Cbauncey "Wright; Physical theory 
 of the universe ; Natural theology as a positive science ; 
 Philosophy of Herbert Spencer; Limits of natural se- 
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 tion; Evolution of sclt-consciousness; Con'tlict of studies; 
 Uses and origin of the arrangement of leaves in plants ; 
 McCosh on intuitions; Mansel's reply to Mill; Lewes's 
 
 ftroblems of life and mind; McCosh onTyndall; Specu- 
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 John Stuart Mill ; A commemorative notice ; Index. 
 
 'Wright, George Newnham. Life and 
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 'Wright, Thomas. History of caricature 
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 Wright, Thomas — continued. 
 
 Womankind in western Europe, 
 
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 ■Writing, reading, and speaking. Cox, 
 
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 "Wurdeinan, Gustavus. On obtaining 
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 Wyatt, Sir Thomas. Poetical works; 
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 CONTENTS. 
 
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 ■Wymail, Jeffries. Anatomy of the ner- 
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 'Wyman, R. H. Winds, currents, and 
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 'Wyoming Territory : 
 
 Geological survey of Wyoming. 
 
 Illus. Hayden, F. V. 1871 54—325 
 
 Pahrontology of Wyoming, &c. : 
 
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 ■Wyoming (Pa.): 
 
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 Chapman, I. A. 18.i0 50—304 
 
 Xavier, Francis (.SainY, Jesuit, ^'apostle of 
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 Works. Translated by Cooper, A., 
 
 Spelman, Smith, Fielding, and others. 
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 CONTENTS. 
 
 Affairs of Greece ; Athenian republic ; Banquet of Xeno- 
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 Institution of Cyrus; Lacedemonian republic ; Memoirs 
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 Herbert, H. W. (In his Captahis of the old 
 
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 Yankee in Canada. Thoreau,H. D. 1874. 34—210 
 
 Yanoski, Jean, and David, J. A. 
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 292 
 
 ZOROASTER • 
 
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 Year-book of facts in science and art. 
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 Yellow fever. Caiise and prevention. 
 
 Barton, E. H. N. Y., 1857 30—183 
 
 Yellowstone Region : 
 
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 Richardson, James. N. Y., 1374 34—206 
 
 Yellowstone national park. (I'op- 
 
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 Yelvcrton, Th<Sr&se {viscountess Awn- 
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 Tonge, Charles Duke. Life of Marie 
 
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 Three centuries of English litera- 
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 History of Christian names. Lond., 
 
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 Youinans, Eliza A. Lace and lace- 
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 Young, Edward (cAic/o/<Ae VniiedStales 
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 Young men : 
 
 Advice to a young gentleman on 
 
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 Letters to a young man. De Quiu- 
 
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 Letters written by the earl of Ches- 
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 Strength and beauty : discussions 
 
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 Young American. Emerson, R. W. 
 
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 Incidents of travel in Yucatan. 
 
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 Zcll'S pojinlar encyclopedia: a univer- 
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 Zoroaster. See Hardwick, C. (In his 
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 Salverte, E. Of the time when Zo- 
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