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 THE 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHER'S MANUAL 
 
 OF 
 
 American History 
 
 CONTAINING 
 
 An Account of all State, Territory, Town and County 
 
 Histories Relating to the United States of North 
 
 America, with Verbatim Copies of their Titles, 
 
 and useful Bibliographical Notes, together 
 
 with the Prices at which they have 
 
 been Sold for the last forty years 
 
 AND WITH 
 
 An Exhaustive Iudex by Titles, aud an Index by States ; 
 
 the whole forming an Invaluable Reference for 
 
 the use of the Librarian, the Historian, 
 
 the Collector, and the Bookseller. 
 
 COMPILED BY 
 
 THOMAS LINDSLEY BRADFORD, M.D. 
 
 Author of The Homoeopathic Bibliography, 
 Life of Hahnemann, Ac, &c. 
 
 Edited and Revised 
 
 By STAN. V. HENKELS 
 
 VOL, I. 
 
 A. to E. Nos. 1 to 1600 
 
 PHILADELPHIA : 
 
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 1907
 
 
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 " In the division of life, there is time present, 
 past and to come, what we do is short, what we 
 shall do is doubtful, but what we have done is 
 certain and out of the power of fortune." — Seneca.
 
 INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. 
 
 In a conversation, some ten or twelve years ago, had with the 
 Author of this valuable compilation I mentioned the necessity of 
 such a work as we now have before us. Having employed my 
 time for the last forty years in cataloguing and preparing libraries 
 for sale at auction, I had long felt the want of a work of general 
 reference on the State, Town and County histories of our country. 
 Their number had increased rapidly, and their importance had 
 become so great, that I felt the want of a receptacle to store away 
 the information of their rarity and peculiar importance that had 
 been gathered by the various Bibliographers for the last two cen- 
 turies — a receptacle where one could go and find information in 
 reference to any history that might come into his hands. My 
 argument was conclusive, and to-day we have the most valuable 
 Bibliography that has ever been placed before the American public. 
 For the Librarian it forms a most useful guide to the value as well 
 as the importance of the history. To the collector it shows what 
 books can be had. To the bookseller it gives a knowledge of their 
 value, and to the historian it shows just what books can be had in 
 reference to the history of any State, County, Town or Territory. 
 
 Dr. Bradford is a deep student, and has entered on this field 
 fully equipped with the importance of the subject, as well as being 
 aware of the immense labour necessary to compile a work which 
 could be relied on. For ten or twelve years he has laboured on 
 the book, with the enthusiasm that only a Bibliophile knows, until 
 he has reached its completion, being satisfied that the result will 
 confer a boon on all those interested in the study and collecting of 
 American History. 
 
 The edition is of strictly one thousand copies, printed from 
 type on paper made especially for the book, and the type has been 
 distributed.
 
 VI INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. 
 
 The publishers appreciate the generous manner in which the 
 literary public has responded to the circular by subscribing for the 
 work. 
 
 I was selected to pass a final judgment upon, or rather, to 
 revise and edit the work. It is due to the Author for me to say, 
 that his work was done so thoroughly, so clearly, that the part 
 which I thought stupendous, dwindled down to a plain reading of 
 the proof, with very slight additions, by 
 
 Stan. V. Henkels.
 
 PREFACE. 
 
 This book is designed to be as complete a list as possible of 
 the titles of the books and pamphlets that have been published upon 
 American State, County and Township history. It includes the 
 titles of the books, pamphlets and reprints that have been published 
 previous to January first, 1904. Except in a very few important 
 instances no books published after that date are listed. 
 
 Books upon early territorial history and exploration have been 
 included when containing information of historical importance : 
 Thus, titles, are given of some books upon New England, the 
 Northwest, the Middle States and the South. 
 
 When possible, the title given is verbatim. A * at the end of 
 the title signifies that the book has been examined and its title and 
 pagination verified. The title usually given is the inner one, upon 
 the title page proper, except in some instances of the older books 
 having several titles, when each one is given. 
 
 Following the title may be found such items of bibliographical 
 interest as have been thought worthy of note. 
 
 The prices for which each book has been sold are then given, 
 with a description of its condition. Where no binding is mentioned, 
 the original is to be understood ; the price given, unless the edition 
 is specified, is that for the original edition, the price of later editions 
 following. The price is for the whole work and not for each volume 
 separately. The auction lists examined include the important ones 
 since i860, and in some cases embrace earlier sales. Where the 
 name of the owner is to be found on the auction catalogue, it is 
 given ; where the sale is anonymous the auctioneer's name alone 
 is mentioned. 
 
 The compiler is fully aware that like all bibliographies this has 
 •errors of omission and commission, but thev do not result from
 
 VU1 PREFACE. 
 
 carelessness. This compilation represents ten years of careful and 
 painstaking work. 
 
 That most valuable series of books for the student of American 
 bibliography — Sabin's " Dictionary of Books relating to America " — 
 has been carefully searched for titles. The lists of Asher, Ludewig, 
 Roorbach, Kelly, Stevens, Field, Muller, Hildeburn, Green, the 
 American catalogue, the catalogues of libraries, the auction cata- 
 logues, the volumes of Prices Current, booksellers' lists, and the 
 State bibliographies and the journels devoted to book reviews have 
 been collated, page by page. 
 
 In some cases it has been difficult to determine the titles to 
 include and those to be excluded. But where doubt existed often 
 the title has been admitted, leaving it for the future bibliographer to 
 more carefully decide, for a pamphlet that is common now may, in 
 fifty years, become very scarce, and they all deserve some record. 
 
 It has been the aim to include as many as possible of the titles 
 of the pamphlets, of historical sermons, of local events, the pamph- 
 lets of but a few pages, that are so easily lost from sight, and yet 
 many of which contain local history of real value. 
 
 As a rule, church history has been omitted, unless also especi- 
 ally devoted to town history. Books entirely devoted to genealogy 
 and biography are not included unless in cases in which they are 
 supplemental to town history. Guide books are not included, unless 
 containing items of historical value, or in certain cases noteworthy 
 from age or scarcity. State gazetteers have been included, because 
 most of them contain historical items not to be found in works of 
 more presumption. 
 
 The titles and in some cases the various editions are numbered 
 from one consecutively to the last volume, and these numbers will be 
 used in the index. The title at the top of the page is the name of 
 the last author upon the page. 
 
 The final volume will consist of two indexes. One of short 
 titles arranged alphabetically by authors, under the names of the 
 states. The other of titles alphabetically arranged under subjects, 
 localities, names of towns, &c, and reference in these indexes is in 
 all casus to the number of the book in the author-title.
 
 PREFACE. IX 
 
 That some titles in this book are lacking in the name of their 
 publisher is due to the fact that in most of the catalogues of auction 
 sales and library catalogues, no publisher name is given. This is 
 to be deplored, for the name of the publisher of a book is as much 
 a part of its history as that of the author, and the catalogue that 
 omits the name of the publisher in so much lacks the finish of the 
 ideal bibliography. 
 
 The compiler desires to thank the librarian of the Historical 
 Society of Pennsylvania for the freedom extended in the use of its 
 valuable and extensive historical library in the matter of verifying 
 titles for this work. 
 
 It is to be hoped that to the librarian, the collector and the 
 book seller, this book may become of some value, and it is also the 
 wish of the compiler that it may be used as a basis from which 
 some day another fellow who likes to hunt titles may make a more 
 complete and perfect index to American territorial, state, town and 
 county history. | For in these days of trained librarians and 
 scholarly collectors it is the special bibliography that is of value. 
 
 T. L. Bradford. 
 Philadelphia, April 6, 1907.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY 
 
 OF 
 
 AMERICAN HISTORY 
 
 i. ABBOT, ABIEL. History of Andover, from its Settlement 
 to 1829. Andover: Flagg & Gould, 1829. 121110, pp. 204. 
 
 Sold: Terry, 1889, 1.12; Murphy, 1884, 1.10; Deane, 1898, 
 3.50; Blanchard, 1898, 3.00; Woodward, 1869, 1.00, 1.25; 
 Olcott, 1901, bds, 3.00; Rice, 1870, cl, unct, 2.13; Brinley, 
 1879, unct, 2.00; Roche, 1867, cl, unct, 1.00; Bushnell, 1883, 
 1.38; Cable, 1882, cl, unct, 3.25; Manson, 1899, cl, unct, 
 7.75; Child, 1882, 2.37; Thornton, 1878, 1.45; Cable, 1883. 
 bds, unct, 1.00; J. G. Smith, 1883, bds, 1.25; Guild, 1887. 
 1.25; Clogston, 1875, 1. 10. 
 
 2. ABBOTT, HERMAN (DR.). History of Belfast, Maine, to 
 
 1825. With an introduction and notes by Joseph William- 
 son. Belfast, 1900. 4to, paper, pp. 18. 
 
 Edition 75 copies. 
 
 3. ABBOTT, JACOB. New England and her Institutions. 
 
 By One of her Sons. Boston, 1835. i2mo, pp. 271. Re- 
 printed, London : Seeley, 1835. 8vo, pp. vi, 393. 
 
 American History. Illustrated with Numerous 
 
 Maps and Engravings. Vol. IV. Northern Colonies. 
 New York: Sheldon & Co., 1862. i6mo, pp. xi, (1), 288. 
 Illustrated.* 
 
 Devoted to the story of the Pilgrims, told in a form for youthful: 
 reading. 
 
 ABBOTT, JOHN STEVENS CABOT. The History of 
 Maine, from the earliest Discovery of the Region by the 
 Northmen until the present Time ; including" a Narrative 
 of the Voyages and Explorations of the early Adventurers, 
 the Manners and Customs of the Indian Tribes, the hard-
 
 ACKELIUS. 
 
 ships of the First Settlers, the Conflicts with the Savages, 
 and the gradual Advancement of the State to its Present 
 State of Opulence, Culture and Refinement. Boston : R. 
 B.Russell. Portland: John Russell, 1875. 8vo, pp. 556. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 2.37; Cable, 1883, 87 cts ; Cable, 1882, 
 2.27; Boardman, 1883, 1.25; Libbie, 1902, worn, 50 cts; 
 Guild, 1887, 3.50; Libbie, 1900, shp, bdg poor, 10.80; Lib- 
 bie, 1904, 3.85. 
 
 . The History of the State of Ohio; from the Dis- 
 
 covery of the Great Valley to the Present Time ; including 
 Narratives of Early Explorations ; the Struggles between 
 France and England for the Possession of the Valley ; the 
 Wars with the Indians ; Organization of the State ; the 
 Adventures of the Early Emigrants; Life in the Solitudes 
 of the Wilderness ; Biographical Sketches of all the Gov- 
 ernors of Ohio, and of many others of her most Illustrious 
 Sons; and most of the Important Events attending the 
 Birth, Growth and Maturity of a State now truly Imperial 
 in Population, Wealth and Power. With Numerous Illus- 
 trations. Detroit : Northwestern Publishing Co., 1875. 
 8vo, pp. xiv, 876. 35 portraits. 
 
 "Contains 35 lithographic portraits and 27 woodcut illustrations 
 printed in the text. The book was published by subscription. It is 
 a compilation from all available sources. The title gives a full list 
 of the contents. Thomson. 
 
 Sold: Guild, 1887, 5.00. 
 
 7. ABBOTT, W. SCOTT. The History of Darke County, 
 
 Ohio, Past and Present. Containing a History of the 
 County, its Cities, Towns, etc. ; General and Local Statis- 
 tics ; Portraits of Early Settlers and Prominent Men, an 
 Outline History of Ohio and the Northwest Territory. 
 Chicago : W. H. Beers & Co., 1880. Roy 8vo, pp. 900. Il- 
 lustrated. 
 
 8. ACRELIUS, ISRAEL. Acrelius, Beskrifning | Om De | 
 
 Swenska | Forsamlingars | Forna och Narwarande | Til- 
 stand, I uti I Det sa kallade Nya Swerige, | Sedan | Nya 
 Nederland, | men nu for tiden | Pensylvanien, samt na- 
 stliggande Orter wid Alf- | wen De la Ware, | Wast- 
 Yersey och New- | Castle County uti Norra America; | 
 Utgifwen | Af | Israel Acrelius, | For detta Probst ofwer 
 de Swenska Forsamlingar i America och Kvrkoherde | uti
 
 ACRELIUS. 3 
 
 Christiana, men nu Probst och Kyrkohcrde uti Fcllings- 
 bro. | Stockholm, | Tryckt bos Harberg & Hesselberg, | 
 1759. 4to.* 
 
 Title: Dedication, 2 1. Preface, 2 1. Contents, 5 I. Text, 
 533 PP- Errata on verso of p. 533. 410. 
 
 "The Swedish Colony and Mission on the Delaware, planted i" 
 1638, under Oxenstiern, wrested by Stuyvesant of Manhattan and 
 annexed to New Netherland in 1655, and swallowed up by the Eng 
 lisll in 1664, together witli the other Dutch possessions in \merica, 
 never really abandoned or forgotten by the parent State till 
 1791. when it became permanently provided for and prelected as part 
 of the great republic of the United States. The best history of it 
 is this by Acrelius, born in 171.J, died 1800, who wrote first hand, hav- 
 ing been provost over its three churches and rector of the old Swed- 
 ish Church at Wilmington for seven years, 1749-1756. Besides his 
 own collections and experience, he seems to have used judiciously all 
 previous authors who had written or touched on the same subject, 
 such as De Vries, Vander Donck, Rudman's MSS, Swedburg's Dis- 
 sertation and America Illuminate, Campanius, Hesselius, Bjork, &c." 
 Stevens. 
 
 "This important work is hardly less rare than that of Campanius, 
 especially when in good condition. It has. besides, the merit of 
 being much more extensive and of reproducing a large number of 
 documents partly unpublished. The author stayed a long time in 
 America, as Provost to the Swedish Congregation, and in his leisure 
 hours he collected the materials for his history. Among his sources 
 we find the Archives of New York, an unpublished manuscript (evi- 
 dently very valuable") of A. Rudman, who was Superintendent at 
 Wicacoa in 1697, and who collected all relating to the early history 
 of the Swedish colonies in America, further the Royal Archives at 
 Stockholm, and besides the Swedish historians, Campanius (of wdiom 
 he speaks in high terms), Swedborg, Biorck, &c, also the early 
 English works on Virginia of J. Smith and others. He even cites 
 more than once. Van der Donck, manifesting thus uncommonly ex- 
 tensive reading.'' 
 
 "It must be regretted that down to this day no complete trans- 
 lation of this work has been published. Its real historical value cer- 
 tainly would procure a place to a translation in many a library to 
 which the original edition is unattainable for its extreme rarity. Some 
 parts of it have been translated in the N. Y. Histor. Coll., Vol. I, 2d 
 Ser." F. Muller. 
 
 Sold: Rogers, 1896, 30.00; Libbie, 1895, 20.00; Bangs, 1895, 
 original bds, 21.00; Ives, morocco extra, 20.00; Barlow, 
 morocco extra, 1890, 53.00: Murphy, hlf slip, 17.00; Brin- 
 ley, 1880, 80.00; Henkels, 1896, hi bd, Ternaux's arms on 
 side, 19.00; Bangs, 1897, hlf elf, 18.00: Murphy. 1884, hlf 
 slip, gilt back, 17.00; Stevens, 1886, London, red mo extra, 
 21.25; Bangs, 1895, bds, 21.00; Henkels, 1901. hlf bd, tall 
 copy. 28.00; Weeks, 1902, levt mo, git, by Pratt, 39.00; H. 
 Peirce. 1903. hlf bd, 24.00; Betts, 1901, hlf slip, 20.00; 
 Anderson. 1903. elf. by Zaehnsdorf, 28.00; Henkels, 1898,
 
 ADAMS. 
 
 hlf bd, 16.00; Henkels, hlf bd, 19.00; O'Callaghan, 1882, 
 hit elf. 42.00; Lenox, 1895, bds, 21.00; Burger, 1895, elf, 
 20.00; Bangs, 1897, 18.00; Hurst, 1904. orig. bds, 15.00; 
 French & Chubbuck, 1904, hlf elf, in case, 30.00; Penny- 
 packer, 1906, 30.00. 
 
 . A History of New Sweden ; or the Settlements on 
 
 the River Delaware. By Israel Acrelius, Provost of the 
 Swedish Churches in America, and Rector of the Old 
 Swedes' Church, Wilmington, Del. Translated from the 
 Swedish, with an Introduction and Notes, by William M. 
 Reynolds. D. D., Member of the Historical Society of 
 Pennsylvania, etc. Published under the joint auspices of 
 the Hist. Societies of Pennsylvania and Delaware. Phila- 
 delphia : Publication Fund of the Hist. Society of Penn- 
 sylvania, 1S74. 50 prelim, pp. Text, Index, etc., pp. 17-468. 
 Portrait of Acrelius, plate of Swedes' Church, Wicaco, 
 and map of New Sweden by Lindstrom.* 
 
 This is also Vol. XI of the Memoirs of Hist. Soc. Penna. 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 4.00; Murphy. 1884. shts, folded, 5.00: 
 Weeks, 1902, bds. unct, 10.00; Cooke, 1883, levt. mo. git, 
 unct, 13.00; Cresson, 1902, 2.10. 
 
 10. ADAMS, AMOS. A Concise Historical View of the Diffi- 
 culties, Hardships and Perils which attended the Planting 
 and Progressive Improvements of New England. With 
 a particular account of its long and Destructive Wars. 
 Expensive Expeditions, etc. With reflections, principally 
 moral and religious. In two discourses, preached at Rox- 
 bury on the general fast, April 6, 1769. By Amos Adams. 
 A. M., Pastor of the first church in Roxbury. Boston : 
 Kneeland & Adams, 1769. 8vo, pp. 66. + Same, Boston, 
 printed. London, reprinted for Edward and Charles Dillv. 
 1770. 8vo, title i 1, pp. 68. 
 
 For account of, see Mass. Hist. Coll., V 28, p. 280; M. R. 4-. V- 
 156. . 
 
 "Dr. Eliot complains that in the abridged 1770 reprint the evan- 
 ical sentiments were much curtailed by the London publisher." 
 Brinley. 
 
 Sold: 1769 ed., Rice. 1870, elf, by Bedford, 9.00; Brinley, 
 1878, 5.00; Guild, 1887, title and 2 leaves imperf't, 62 cts. ; 
 Guild, 1887, hlf mo, 1.12; 1770 ed., Brinley, 1878, hlf mo, 
 3.00; Manson, 1899, 2.00.
 
 ADAMS. 5 
 
 ii. ADAMS, ANDREW N. A History of the Town of Fair- 
 haven, Vermont. In three parts. Fairhaven: Leonard & 
 Phelps, Prs, 1870. 121110, pp. 516. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.50; Cable, 1882, 2.25; M. D. Gilnian, 
 1884, 2.25 ; Guild, 1887, 3.75 ; Clogston, 1875, hlf turk, unct, 
 3.12. 
 
 12. ADAMS, CHARLES FRANCIS. Massachusetts, its His- 
 torians and its History. Boston : Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 
 1893. 121110, pp. no. 
 
 Mr. Adams claims that the Slate for a long time ignored re- 
 ligious freedom. 
 
 13. . Three Episodes of Massachusetts History. The 
 
 Settlement of Boston Bay, The Antinomian Controversy, 
 A Study of Church and Town Government. 2 vols. Bos- 
 ton : Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1892. i2mo, pp. 7-531 ; 531- 
 1067. Maps. 
 
 Sold: H. Peirce, 1903, 1.40. 
 
 14. . Proceedings at 250th Anniversary of the permanent 
 
 Settlement of Weymouth, Mass., July 4, 1874. With an 
 Historical Address by Charles Francis Adams, Jr. Bos- 
 ton, 1874. 8vo, pp. 107. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 37 cts. ; Manson, 1899, 2.50; Cable, 1882, 
 45 cts. ; Deane, 1898, 38 cts. 
 
 15. . History of Braintree, Mass., 1639 to 1708; the North 
 
 Precinct of Braintree, 1708 to 1792; and the Town of 
 Ouincy. from 1792 to 1889. Cambridge: Houghton, Mif- 
 flin & Co., 1891. Svo. Edition of 50. 
 
 Sold: Deane, 1898, presentation copy from author, 13.50. 
 
 16. . The Centennial Milestone. An Address in Com- 
 memoration of the 100th Anniversary of the Incorpora- 
 tion of Quincy, Mass., July 4, 1892. Cambridge, 1892. 
 Svo. Plate. 
 
 Sold: Whitmore, 1902, 20 cts.; Balcom, 1901, 37 cts. 
 
 17. ADAMS, EMMA H. .To and Fro in Southern California. 
 
 with Sketches of Arizona and Xew Mexico. Cincinnati. 
 
 1887. I21HO, pp. 288.
 
 ) ADAM-. 
 
 18. ADAMS, FRANCIS COLBURN. Siege of Washington. 
 
 Written expressly for Little People. 26 Illus. by A. W. 
 Waud. New York: Dick & Fitzgerald (1867). Sq. l6mo, 
 pp. 139. 8 Plates. 
 
 19. ADAMS, HANNAH. A Summary History of New Eng- 
 
 land, from the first Settlement at Plymouth to the Accept- 
 ance of the Federal Constitution. Comprehending a Gen- 
 eral Sketch of the American War. Dedham : Printed for 
 the Author, 1799. 8vo, pp. 513. 
 
 "Very scarce. Hannah Adams was one of the first American 
 ladies who devoted their lives to literature. She was very deaf, a 
 great rappee snuff taker and very fond of strong tea." Sotheran. 
 
 Sold: Bangs, Merwin, 1865, .50; Brevoort, 1890, shp, 2.00; 
 
 Henkels, 1896, old elf, 4.50; Bangs, 1898, orig. bds, 
 
 unct, 12.50; Deane, 1898, hlf mo, 4.75; Menzies, hlf mo, 
 
 portrait inserted, 1875, 6.25 ; Bushnell. 1883, 50 cts. ; Cable, 
 
 1883, 1.75; Barlow, 1890, 3.00; Manson, 1899, elf, portr. 
 
 and signature of writer inserted, also map of N. Eng., 
 
 4.50 ; J. G. Smith, 1883, hlf shp, 4.00 ; Boardman, 1883, shp, 
 
 1.00; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 1.10; Bourquin, 1894, 2.10; 
 
 Cooke, 1883, 2.25 ; Brinley, 1878, old elf, 3.25 ; Libbie, 1902, 
 
 5.10; Guild, 1887, hlf mo, lib. stamp, 1.50; Clogston, 1875. 
 
 1.50. 
 
 20. . Abridgment of the History of New England, for the 
 
 Use of Young Persons. Boston: Plomans & West. 1805. 
 121110, pp. 4, 185. 
 
 Sold: Olcott, 1901, shp, worn .20; Cable, 1882, bds, unct, 37 
 cts. 
 
 21.. . An Abridgment of the History of New England for 
 
 the Use of Young Persons; now Introduced into the Prin- 
 cipal Schools in this Town. Second Edition. Copy Right 
 Secured. Boston : Belcher & Armstrong, 1807. l2mo, pp. 
 vi. 188.* 
 Sold: Woodward, 7869. 10 cts.; B-rinley. 1878, hlf bd, 50 cts. 
 
 22. ADAMS, HENRY K. A Centennial History of St. Albans, 
 
 Vt. Organized July 28, 1788. By Henry K. Adams. St. 
 Albans: Wallace Printing Co., 1889. 121110. pp. 140. 
 
 23. ADAMS, JOSIAH. Account of Concord Fight, April 19, 
 
 1775. 1850. pp. 24.
 
 ADAMS. 7 
 
 24. . Address at Acton, July 21, 1835, the first Centennial 
 
 Anniversary of that Town; with an appendix and map of 
 the Concord Fight. Boston, 1835. 8vo, pp. 54. Map and 
 
 Plate. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 2.13 ; Cable, 1883, 35 cts. ; Guild, 1887, bds, 
 unct, 75 cts. 
 
 25. ADAMS, J. S. Florida; Its Climate, Soil and Productions. 
 
 With Sketches of its History. Jacksonville, 1869. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 20 cts. 
 
 26. ADAMS, NATHANIEL. Annals of Portsmouth, compris- 
 
 ing a period of Two Hundred Years from the First Settle- 
 ment of the Town. With Biographical Sketches of a few 
 of the most Respectable Inhabitants. Portsmouth : Pub- 
 lished by the Author, 1825. 8vo, pp. v, 400.* 
 
 Sold: Poillon. 1895, 4.50; Coburn, 1895, 3.50; Jillson, 1896, 
 3.25; Bangs, 1896, 3.00; Libbie, 1897, hlf shp, 5.00; 
 Murphy, 1884, sewed, uncut, 6.00; Chase & Dale, 1897, 
 hlf mor, gilt, uncut, 3.25; Deane, 1898, mor, 4.00; 
 Rice, 1870, bds, unct, 4.25; Libbie, 1904. shp, 4.00; Man- 
 son, 1904, bds, unct, 8.00; Libbie, 1904, shp, 3.00; Wood- 
 ward, 1869, 2.50; Brinley, 1879, 2.75; Brinley, 1893, 4.50; 
 Roche. 1867, bds, unct, 1.50; Waterbury, 1895, bds, unct, 
 4.25; Bushnell, 1883, 3.25; Cable, 1882. bds, unct, 4.37; 
 Child, 1S82, bds, unct, 4.12; Cable, 1883, hlf shp, 4.50; 
 Thornton. 1878, bds. unct, 2.25; H. Peirce, 1903, orig. bds, 
 paper label, 4.40; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 3.50; Bangs, 1895, 
 4.25; Leonard, 1875, 4.25; Balcom, 1901, extra illus., 9.00; 
 Shurtleff, 1875, 3.00; Harold Peirce, 1903, a. 1. s. of author 
 inserted, hlf shp, 2.75 ; Cooke, 1883, 4.25 ; Parker, 1859, 
 1.25: Clogston, 1875, hlf shp, 4.00; Guild, 1887, hlf mo, 
 git, unct, 4.00; Libbie, 1901, bds, 4.12; Libbie, 1901, shp, 
 3.75; Libbie, 1902, bds, unct, 3.50; Huntington, 1905, shp, 
 4-25- 
 
 27. ADAMS, THOMAS. Historical Sketch of Boston. Boston, 
 
 1861-78. 2 vols. i2mo. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 1.75. 
 
 28. ADAMS, W. L. Oregon as It Is. Its Present and Future. 
 
 By a Resident for Twenty-five Years. Being a Reply to
 
 » ALBACH. 
 
 Inquirers. Portland, Ore. : Bulletin Steam Print, 1873. 
 8 vo, pp. 63. Paper.* 
 
 29. AFRICA, J. SIMPSON. History of Huntingdon and Blair 
 
 Counties, Pennsylvania. Illustrated. Philadelphia, Louis 
 H. Everts, 1883. 4T.0, pp. 6 (4), 500, 261.* 
 
 The counties are paged independently. 
 Sold: Proud, 1903, 7.50; Henkels, 1905, hlf rus, 4.00. 
 
 30. AGGE, ANNE ASHBY; BROOKS, MARY MASON. 
 
 Marblehead Sketches. Boston : Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 
 1885. 4to. 
 
 A series of sketches of buildings and scenes in Marblehead, Mass. 
 
 31. AGNEW, DANIEL. A History of the Region of Penn- 
 
 sylvania, North of the Ohio and West of the Allegheny 
 River, of the Indian Purchases, and of the Running of the 
 Southern, Northern and Western Boundaries; also, an 
 Account of the Division of the Territory for Public Pur- 
 poses, and of the Lands, Laws, Titles, Settlements, Con- 
 troversies and Litigation within this Region. Philadel- 
 phia: Kay & Bro., 1887. 8vo, pp. 7, 246.* 
 
 Devoted to Settlements and Land Titles. 
 
 32. . Fort Mcintosh and Its Times. Pittsburg, 1893. 
 
 8vo, pp. 40. 
 
 33. AIKIN, SOLOMON. Fast Sermon delivered at Dracut, 
 
 Mass., May n, 1811. Haverhill, 1811. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, paper, unct, 37 cts. 
 
 34. ALABAMA. History of Jefferson County and Birmingham, 
 
 Ala. Teeple & Smith, Publ'rs, 1887. 4to, pp. 595. 
 
 35. ALBACH, JAMES R. Annals of the West, embracing a 
 
 Concise Account of Principal Events which have occurred 
 in the Western States and Territories from the Discovery 
 of the Mississippi Valley to the Year Eighteen Hundred 
 and Fifty. Compiled from the most authentic sources. 
 St. Louis, 1852. 8vo, pp. 818. + The same, Pittsburgh, 
 1858.
 
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 Sold: 1852 ed., Field, 1875, shp, 3.00; Guild, 1887, shp, 2.50; 
 1858 ed., Clogston, 1875, shp, 3.00; Proud, 1903, 2.00; 
 Henkels, cl, 1905, 3.00. 
 
 36. ALBEE, B. H. Short History of Chester, Vt. With an 
 
 Historical Address at the Chester Baptist Church by Tl. 
 B. Tilden. Springfield, 1890. 8vo, pp. 18. 
 
 37. ALBEE, JOHN. New Castle, Historic and Ficturesque. 
 
 Boston : Cupples, Upham & Co., 1884. Illustrated by Ab- 
 bott F. Graves. 121110, pp. viii, 155. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 50 cts. ; Manson, 1899, 40 cts. 
 
 38. ALBERT, GEORGE DALLAS. History of the County of 
 
 Westmoreland, Penna., with Biographical Sketches of 
 many of its Pioneers and Prominent Men. Philadelphia, 
 1882. 4to, pp. 727. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1906, cl, 5.25. 
 
 39. ALDEN, JOHN. History of Westfield, Mass. A Sermon, 
 
 January 28, 185 1. Springfield, Mass.. 1851. 8vo, pp. 20. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.75. 
 
 40. ALDEN, LUCIUS. Historical Discourse at Newcastle, N. 
 
 H., November 25, 1849. Portsmouth: C. B. BrewMer, 
 1849. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 2.25. 
 
 41. ALDERMAN, MRS. L. A. Identification of the Society of 
 
 the Cincinnati with the Settlement of the Northwest Ter- 
 ritory. Marietta: 1888. 8vo, pp. 26. 
 
 42. ALDRICH, GEORGE. Walpole, N. H. As it Was and as 
 
 it Is, containing the Complete Civil History of the Town 
 from 1749 to 1879, together with a History of all the 
 Church Organizations, also a History of 150 Families who 
 settled in Town previous to 1820, with Biographical 
 Sketches of a large number of prominent citizens. Clare- 
 mont : 1880. 8vo. Portraits. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901. 4.00; Olcott, 1901, cl, 3.50; Manson, 
 1899, 4.25; Cable. 1882, 3.37: Cable. 1883, 2.00: Guild, 
 1887, 5.00; Conland, 1904, cl, 4.15.
 
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 43. ALDRICH, LEWIS CASS. History of Clearfield County, 
 Pennsylvania, with Illustrations and Biographical 
 Sketches of its Prominent Men and Pioneers. Syracuse, 
 N. Y. : D. Mason & Co., 1887. 4to, pp. 731.* 
 
 Contains 33 portraits on steel. 
 
 44. . History of Franklin and Grand Isle Counties, Ver- 
 mont. With Biographical Sketches of the Prominent 
 Men and Pioneers. Syracuse : Mason & Co., 1891. Roy. 
 8vo, pp. 821. Illustrated. 
 
 45. . History of Bennington County, Vermont. Syra- 
 cuse: Mason & Co., 1889. Roy. 8vo. 
 
 46. ALDRICH, LEWIS C; HOLMES, FRANK R. History 
 
 Windsor County, Vt. ; with Illustrations and Biographical 
 Sketches of some of its Prominent Men and Pioneers. 
 Edited by Lewis C. Aldrich and Frank R. Holmes. Syra- 
 cuse : Mason & Co., 1891. Roy. 8vo. Portraits. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 5.00. 
 
 47. . History of Fulton and Henry Counties, Ohio. Syr- 
 acuse : Mason & Co., 1887. Roy. 8vo. 
 
 48. . History of Erie County, Ohio; with Illustrations 
 
 and Biographical Sketches of some of its Prominent Men 
 and Pioneers. Syracuse : Mason & Co., 1889. 4to, pp. 653. 
 
 49. ALDRICH, THOMAS BAILEY. An Old Town by the 
 
 Sea. Boston : Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1893. 121110, pp, 
 5, 128. 
 
 History of Portsmouth, X. H. History, topography and anec- 
 dotes of eccentric characters. 
 
 50. ALER, F. VERNON. History of Martinsburg and Berk- 
 
 ley County, West Virginia, from the Origin of the In- 
 dians, embracing their Settlements, Wars and Depreda- 
 tions, to the First White Settlements, &c, to the Present, 
 llagerstown, Md. : 1888. 8vo, pp. 452. 
 
 51. ALEXANDER, JOHN BREVARD. The History of Meck- 
 
 lenburg County from 1740 to 1900. Charlotte, N. C. : J. 
 Brevard Alexander, 1902. 121110, pp. 5. 431. Portraits, 
 map.
 
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 52. ALEXANDER, SIR WILLIAM. The | Mapp and | De- 
 
 scription of I New England; | Together with | A Dis 
 course of Plantation, and | Colonies: | Also, | A Relation 
 of the nature of the Climate, | and how it agrees with our 
 owne Country | England. | How nccre it lyes to New- 
 found-land, Virginia, | Noua Francia, Canada, and other 
 Parts of I the West-Indies. | Written by | Sr. William 
 Alexander, | Knight. | London, | Printed for Nathaniel 
 Butter. J An. Dom. 1630. | Sin. 410, Title, 1 1, pp. 47, and 
 Map. 
 
 53. ALLEN, A. J. (MISS). Ten Years in Oregon. Travels 
 
 and Adventures of Dr. E. White and Lady West of the 
 RocW Mountains; with Incidents of Two Sea Voyages 
 via Sandwich Islands around Cape Horn ; containing also 
 a Brief History of the Missions and Settlement of the 
 Country — Origin of the Provisional Government — Num- 
 ber and Customs of the Indians — Incidents witnessed 
 while traveling and residing in the Territory — Description 
 of the Soil, Production and Climate of the Country. Com- 
 piled by Miss A. J. Allen. Ithaca, N. Y. ; Mack, Andrus 
 & Co., Prs., 1848. 8vo, pp. 16, 430.* 
 
 54. ALLEN, D. H. July 4th, 1761, an Historical Discourse in 
 
 Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the Charter 
 of Lebanon, N. H., delivered July 4th, 1861. Boston: J. 
 E. Farwell & Co., 1862. 8vo, pp. 100. Paper. * 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 1.00; Olcott, 1901, .50; Manson, 1899, 
 25 cts. ; Guild, 1887, 87 cts. 
 
 55. ALLEN, ETHAN (REV.). Who were the Early Settlers 
 
 of Maryland? A Paper read before the Maryland His- 
 torical Society October 5th, 1865. Baltimore: 1866. 8vo. 
 pp. 18. 
 
 Sold: Barlow, 1890. presentation copy from author, 1.50; 
 Henkels, 1901, 30 cts. 
 
 56. . Maryland Toleration ; or Sketches of the Early 1 Iis- 
 
 tory of Maryland, to the Year 1650. Baltimore: James S. 
 Waters, 1855. 8vo, pp. 64.* 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 40 cts. ; Hoffmann, 1877, 65 cts. : Hen- 
 kels, 1902, 60 cts. ; Guild. 1887, 85 cts.
 
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 57. ALLEN, ETHAN. A Brief Narrative of the Proceedings 
 
 of the Government of New York, relative to their obtain- 
 ing the Jurisdiction of that large District of Land to the 
 Westward from Connecticut River, which, antecedent 
 thereto, had been Patented by his Majesty's Governor 
 and Council of the Government of New Hampshire, and 
 also of the monopolizing conduct of the Government of 
 New York, in their subsequently patenting part of the 
 same Lands, and opposing the Grantees and settlers 
 under New Hampshire, together with arguments demon- 
 strating that the property of these Lands was conveyed 
 from the Crown to the New Hampshire Grantees by 
 virtue of their respective Charters. Hartford : Printed by 
 Eben Watson, near the Great Bridge, 1774. Title, pp. 
 3-183. Appendix, pp. 4-21 1. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1898, 64.00. 
 
 58. ALLEN, FRANCIS OLCOTT. History of Enfield, Conn. 
 
 Compiled from all the Public Records of the Town known 
 to exist, covering from the beginning to 1850. In three 
 vols. Lancaster, Pa.: Wickersham Printing Co., 1901. 
 8vo. 
 
 59. ALLEN, HENRY T. Report of an Expedition to the Cop- 
 
 per, Tanana and Koyukuk Rivers in the Territory of 
 Alaska, in the Year 1885, for the Purpose of obtaining 
 all Information which will be Valuable and Important, 
 especially to the Military Branch of the Government. 
 Made under the Direction of General Nelson A. Miles, 
 Commanding the Dept. of the Columbia. Washington: 
 Govt. Print, 1887. 8vo, pp. 172. Illustrated. 5 Large 
 Maps.* 
 
 60. ALLEN, IRA. The Natural and Political History of the 
 
 State of Vermont, one of the United States of America. 
 To which is added, An Appendix, containing Answers to 
 Sundry Queries addressed to the Author. By Ira Allen, 
 Esq., Major-General of the Militia in the State of Ver- 
 mont. London : Printed by J. W. Myers for W. West, 
 1798. 8vo, pp. vii, 300. Map. 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1895, 6.00; Deane, 1898, bds, uncut, 10.25; 
 Rice, 1870, hlf mor, uncut, git, 5.50; Menzies, 1876, hlf
 
 ALLEN. 13 
 
 mor, uncut, 9.50; Guild, 1887, 5.25; Dawson, 1890, bds, 
 uncut, 8.25; Fisher, 1866, 3.00; Woodward, 1869, elf, 1.75; 
 Brinley, 1879, bds, unct, 8.00; Bushnell, 1883, hlf mor, 
 portrait and autograph letter of author inserted, 3.75; 
 Hangs. Merwin, 1865, 7.00; Manson, 1899, 19.00; Cable, 
 1882, bds, unct, 4.50; Child, 1882, 2.37; M. D. Gilman, 
 1884, 1.00; Bourquin, 1894, rare map inserted, 2.25; Field, 
 1875, bds, title clipped, 4.25; Clogston, 1875, hlf elf, 3.25; 
 Guild, 1887, hlf mor, git, 5.25; Libbie, 1901, shp, extra ill, 
 10.50; Clogston, 1899, hlf mor, portr. and map inserted, 
 13.00; Richmond, 1899, shp, lacks map, 3.25; Anderson, 
 1905, hlf elf, 7.75; Conland, 1904, hlf mor, 15.00. 
 
 61. ALLEN, JAMES LANE. The Blue Grass Region of Ken- 
 
 tucky, and other Kentucky Articles. New York: Harper 
 Bros., 1892. 121H0, pp. 5, 322. Illustrated. 
 
 62. ALLEN, JOS. (REV.). Topographical and Historical 
 
 Sketches of the Town of Northborough, with the early 
 history of Marlborough, in the Commonwealth of Massa- 
 chusetts, furnished for the Worcester Magazine. By 
 Rev. Joseph Allen, Pastor of the Church in Northborough, 
 and member of the Worcester County Historical Society. 
 Worcester: Published by W. Lincoln and C. C. Baldwin. 
 Chas. Griffin. Printer. 1826. 8vo. pp. (2), 3-66. 
 
 Sold: Rice. 1870, elf, git, by Bedford, 6.50. 
 
 63. . History of Northborough, Mass.. in various Publi- 
 cations and Discourses. With a full Index of Names and 
 Places and all Important Events. Worcester: 1880. 
 
 64. ALLEN, MYRON O. The History of Wenham, Civil and 
 
 Ecclesiastical, from its Settlement in 1639 to i860. Bos- 
 ton: Bazin & Chandler, i860. 121110, pp. 220. 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 1.20; Olcott, 1901, 2.25; Bushnell. 1883, 
 hlf mo, git, extra illus, 2.62; Cable, 1882, 1.63; Manson, 
 1899, extra illus, 13 plates, 4.50; Cable, 1883, 1.00; J. G. 
 Smith, 1883. 1.87; Hoffman, 1877, 1.00; Deane, 1808. 2.25; 
 Clogston, 1875, 1. 00: Guild, 1887, 2.00. 
 
 65. ALLEN, STEPHEN T. Address at the Centennial Cele- 
 
 bration of the Incorporation of Merrimack, X. H.. April
 
 14 ALLEN. 
 
 3, 1846. Boston: Dickinson & Co., 1846. 8vo. History, 
 Statistics, Genealogy. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 2.00; Woodward, 1869, 2.00; Cable, 
 1882, 2.75; Manson, 1899, 1.00. 
 
 66. ALLEN, THOMAS (REV.). An Historical Sketch of the 
 
 County of Berkshire and Town of Pittsfield. Written in 
 May, 1808. Boston : Belcher & Armstrong, 1808. 8vo, 
 pp. 14. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, hlf mo, unct, 5.00. 
 
 67. ALLEN, WILKES. History of Chelmsford, from its Origin 
 
 in 1653 to the Year 1820. Together with an Historical 
 Sketch of the Church and Biographical Notices of the 
 Four First Pastors. To which is added a Memoir of the 
 Pawtucket Tribe of Indians. Haverhill: 1820. 8vo, pp. 
 192. 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 6.50: Deane, 1898, 8.00; Brinley, 1879. 
 bds, uncut, 12.00; Brinley, hlf mo, uncut, 11.00; Guild. 
 1887, bds, uncut, stained, 5.75 ; Coburn, 1888, hlf mo, 
 unct, 6.50; Balcom, 1901, 12.00; Woodward, 1869, unct. 
 6.50; Brinley, 1893, 6.25; Knapp, 1905, orig. bds. unct, 
 10.50; Libbie, 1905, bds, unct, 5.50; Libbie, 1904, hlf mo, 
 unct, 3.50 ; Manson, 1899, hlf, mo, git, unct, extra illus, 
 8.50; Cable, 1882, bds, unct, 11.75; J- G. Smith, 1883, bds, 
 unct, 11.00; Field, 1875, bds, unct, 4.25; Guild, 1887, bds, 
 unct, 5.75; Clogston, 1875, bds, unct. 4.00; Libbie, 1900, 
 bds, unct. 7.75 ; Libbie, 1902, bds, unct, 10.25 ; Libbie, 1902, 
 bds, unct, 8.25; Bartlett, 1903, bds, unct, 11.00. 
 
 68. ALLEN, WILLIAM. The History of Norridgewock, 
 
 Maine. Comprising the Memorials of the Aboriginal In- 
 habitants and Jesuit Missionaries, Hardships of the Pio- 
 neers, Biographical Notices of the Early Settlers, and 
 Ecclesiastical Sketches. Norridgewock : E. J. Peet, 1849. 
 121110, pp. 252. Plates.* 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 3.00; Woodward, 1869, 1.38; Cable, 
 
 1882, 2.00; Brinley, 1879, 3.50; Cable, 1883, 1.25 ; Bushnell, 
 
 1883, extra illus, 1.88; Manson, 1899, 2.00; Thornton, 1878, 
 2.50; Child. 1S82. 1.37: Field, 1875, hlf mo, by Bradstreet, 
 3.75; Clogston, 1875, 1.62; Libbie, 1902, hlf mo, 4.00.
 
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 69. . History of the Town of Industry, Me. Skow- 
 
 hegan : M. Littlefield, Ptr, 1854. 121110, pp. 44.* 
 
 70. . History of Industry, Me., From its First Settlement 
 
 in 1791. Second Edition. Improved and Enlarged. 
 Skowhegan : Smith & Emery, 1869. 8vo, pp. 48. Paper.* 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 2.00; Cable, 1882, 1.12; S. L. Boardman, 
 1883, autograph letter of author, 50 cts. 
 
 71. . Address delivered at Northampton, Mass., October 
 
 29, 1854, in Commemoration of the Close of the Second 
 Century Since the Settlement of the Town. Northamp- 
 ton : 1855. 8vo, pp. 56. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 20 cts. 
 
 72. ALLEN, WILLIAM B. A History of Kentucky, embrac- 
 
 ing Gleanings, Reminiscences, Antiquities, Natural Curi- 
 osities, Statistics and Biographical Sketches of Pioneers, 
 Soldiers, Jurists, Lawyers, Statesmen, Divines, Me- 
 chanics, Farmers, Merchants and Other Leading Men. 
 Portrait. Louisville, Ky., 1872. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Barlow, 1890, unct, 3.00; Cable, 1883, 3.00; Guild, 
 1887, 3.25. 
 
 73. ALLEN, W. C. North Carolina History Stories. Rich- 
 
 mond, Va. : B. F. Johnson Publ. Co., 1901. i6mo. 
 
 Prof. Allen is superintendent of the Waynesville Schools. 
 
 74. ALLEN, WILLIAM W. Texas in 1840: or the Emigrants' 
 
 Guide to the New Republic. New York: 1840. i2mo. 
 
 Colored view of City of Austin. 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 1.40. 
 
 75. ALLEN, W. W.; AVERY, R. B. California Gold Book. 
 
 First Nugget ; its Discovery and Discoverers and Some 
 of the Results Proceeding Therefrom (account of the dis- 
 covery of gold in 1848-49). Chicago: Donohue, Henne- 
 berry & Co., 1893. i2mo, pp. 439. 
 
 76. ALLINSON, E. P.; PENROSE, BOIES. Philadelphia, 
 
 1681-1887. A History of Municipal Development. Balti- 
 more : 1888. 8vo, pp. 444. -f- Phila. : 1887.
 
 1 6 ALSOP. 
 
 77. ALLISON, REV. CHARLES ELMER. The History of 
 
 Yonkers, from the Earliest Times to the Present, in- 
 cluding an elaborate Description of the Aborigines, a 
 Narrative of its Discovery and Early Settlement by the 
 Dutch and other Europeans ; a Record of Events within 
 its Borders during the Philipse Period of more than One 
 Hundred Years ; its Stirring Scenes as a Part of the 
 famous "Neutral Ground of the Revolution" ; its Farms 
 and Farmers ; its Hamlets ; its growing Village on the 
 Napperhan, and its Development to the Busy City of To- 
 Day ; together with an Historical Account of its Schools, 
 Churches, Societies, Industries, Banks, Newspapers, &c. 
 &c. ; finely Illustrated with Views of the Public Build- 
 ings, Private Residences, Manufactories, and with Por- 
 traits of many of its Citizens. Issued under the Auspices 
 of the Yonkers Board of Trade. New York : W. B. 
 Ketcham. 1896. 4to. pp (7), 454.* 
 
 This valuable work was published at $10. 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 1.50; Proud, 1903, 1.00; Bangs, 1901, 
 mo, git, 3.50; Morris, 1899, mo, git, 3.00; Bangs, 1900, 
 mo, git, 3.10. 
 
 78. ALLISON, JOHN. Dropped Stitches in Tennessee His- 
 
 tory. Nashville, Tenn. : Hunter & Webburn, 1898. 8vo, 
 pp. 160. Illustrated. 
 
 79. ALSOP, GEORGE. A | Character | of the Province of | 
 
 Maryland, | wherein is Described in four distinct | Parta 
 (viz.) ] I. The Scituation, and Plenty of the Province. | 
 II. The Laws, Customs, and natural Demea- | nour of the 
 Inhabitant. | III. The worst and best Usage of a Mary- \ 
 Land Servant, opened in view. | IV. The Traffique and 
 vendable Commodities | of the Countrey. | Also | A small 
 Treatise on the Wilde and | Naked Indians (or Susque- 
 hanokes) | of Mary-Land, their Customs, Man- | ners, 
 Absurdities, & Religion. | Together with a Collection of 
 Histo- I rical Letters. | By George Alsop. | London : 
 Printed by T. J. for Peter Dring. | at the sign of the Sun 
 in the Poultry: 1666. | sm. 8vo. 10 p. 1. pp. 118. Portrait 
 and map.* 
 
 "One of the rarest of books. Dr. Bliss' copy sold for £4 10s. 
 The author was a native of Maryland." Sabin.
 
 ALSOP. 17 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, red 1110, extra, git, 360.00; Barlow, 1890, 
 red mo, extra, inside lining of mo, git, 410.00. 
 
 80. . A Character of the Province of Maryland, described 
 
 in four distinct parts; also, a small Treatise on the Wild 
 and Naked Indians (or Susquehanokes) of Maryland, 
 Their Customs, Manners, Absurdities and Religion. 
 London, 1666. A new edition, with an Introduction and 
 Copious Historical Notes, by John Gilmary Shea. New 
 York : William Gowans, 1869. 4to, pp. 125. Portrait, 
 map. 
 
 Gowans' Bibliothcca Americana No. 5. Contains a catalogue of 
 books for sale by Win, Gowans, pp. 40. 
 
 Sold: 1869 ed, Murphy, 1884, 3.00; Cable, 1883, pap. unct. 
 1. 12; Dunbar. 1892, 1.37; Menzies. 1876, large pap, unct. 
 6.13; Field, 1875, cl, unct, 2.75. 
 
 81. . A Character of the Province of Maryland. By 
 
 George Alsop. Reprinted from the original edition of 
 1666. With Introduction and Notes by Newton D. Mere- 
 ness, Ph.D., Acting Professor of History and Economics 
 in the College of Charleston, Author of "Maryland as a 
 Proprietary Province." Cleveland: The Burrows Bros., 
 1902. 8vo. pp. 113.* 
 
 Coll: "Alsop"s Maryland; verso: Of this edition 250 copies 
 have been printed, and the type distributed. This is 
 No. — ; Plate of Geo. Alsop from the Original Edition. 
 1666 ; Title : Introduction, 10 pp. ; Half title, Alsop's Mary- 
 land, London : Peter Dring, 1666. Title-page portrait 
 (frontispiece) and map reprinted from a copy of the origi- 
 nal edition in the John Carter Brown Library, Providence, 
 R. I. Text reprinted from the "Lenox copy," in the Lenox 
 Library, New York City. Facsimile of original title, 1 
 1.; Dedication to Lord Baltimore, 2 pp.; Dedication to 
 Merchant Adventurers, 2 pp. ; Preface to Reader, 2 pp. ; 
 Poem, "The Author to His Book," 3 pp. ; Poems by Wm. 
 Bogherst, to H. W. and Will Barber, 3 pp. ; Facsimile 
 plate of Maryland, text, 55 pp. ; Letters of author, 26 pp. 
 
 This is No. 4 of the Burrows Bros. (B. B.) reprints. 
 
 82. ALLSOP, ROBERT. California and its Gold Mines. Be- 
 
 ing a Series of Recent Communications from the Mining
 
 1 8 AMMIDOWN. 
 
 Districts upon the Condition and Future Prospects of 
 Quartz Mining, with an Account of the Richer Deposits, 
 and Incidental Notices of the Climate, Scenery and Mode 
 of Life in California. London : Groombridge, 1853. 8vo, 
 pp. 149. 
 
 83. ALVORD, J. W. Historical Address Delivered in the 
 
 First Congregational Church in Stamford, Conn., at the 
 Celebration of the Second Centennial Anniversary of the 
 First Settlement of the Town. By Rev. J. W. Alvord, 
 December 22, 1841. New York: S. Davenport, 1842. 8vo, 
 pp. 40. Paper.* 
 
 Sold: Woodward. 1869, 50 cts; Roche, 1867, 30 cts ; Henkels, 
 1900, 1. 10; Field, 1875, 25 cts. 
 
 84. AMES, ELLIS. History of the Redman Farm, So-called, 
 
 and of the Title Thereof, Situate in Canton, Norfolk 
 County, Mass. Boston : 1870. 8vo, pp. t,2. 
 
 Sold: J. G. Smith, 1883, 10 cts. 
 
 85. AMES, MARY CLEMMER. Ten Years in Washington. 
 
 Life and Scenes in the National Capitol as a Woman Sees 
 Them. Full-page illustrations. Steel-plate portrait of the 
 author. Published by subscription only. Hartford, 
 Conn. : A. D. Worthington & Co., Queen City Publ. Co. 
 Cincinnati: Excelsior Publ. Co. St. Louis: Lloyd & Co. 
 Chicago: 1875. 8vo, pp. 587. Illustrated.* 
 
 86. AMMIDOWN, HOLMES. Historical Collections. By 
 
 Holmes Ammidown, Merchant. Yol. I. The Reformation 
 in France. Vol. II. The History of Seven Towns — Ox- 
 ford, Dudley, Webster, Sturbridge, Charlton, Southbridge 
 and Woodstock. New York: 1874. Two vols., 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Child, 1882, 2 vols, unct, 5.25 ; J. G. Smith, 1883, 7.50. 
 
 87. . History of Seven Towns, Six of Which Are in the 
 
 County of Worcester, Mass. 2d edition. New York: 
 Charles L. Woodward & Co., 1877. 8vo, 2 vols. 
 
 This is Vol. II. of Historical Collections, Vol. I. being 
 Reformation in France. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 1877 ed, 2 vols, cl. unct, git, 6.00.
 
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 88. ANDERSON, ALEXANDER DWIGHT. Greater Wash- 
 
 ington. The Nation's City viewed from the .Material 
 Standpoint. Washington, D. C. : Hartman & Cadick, 
 1897. 4to, pp. 75. Twenty maps, diagrams and views. 
 
 89. ANDERSON, CHARLES. Texas Before and On the Eve 
 
 of the Rebellion. Cincinnati: 1884. 121110, pp. 51. 
 
 90. ANDERSON, GEORGE B. Landmarks of Rensselaer 
 
 County, N. Y. A History of its Cities, Towns, Villages, 
 Institutions, etc. Syracuse : 1897. Roy. 8vo, pp. 1 194. 
 Portraits. 
 
 Early Settlements. The Five Nations. The Revolution.- Bench 
 and Bar. Over 400 pp. Family Histories. 
 
 91. ANDERSON, JOSEPH. The Town and City of Water- 
 
 bury, from the Aboriginal Period to 1895. 3 vols. New 
 Haven : 1896. Roy 8vo, pp. 898, 568, 819. Illustrated. 
 
 Particularly complete in Family Records. 
 
 92. ANDRADE, GEN. JUAN JOSE. Documentos que pub- 
 
 lica sobre la Evacuacion de la ciudad de San Antonio de 
 
 Bejar del Departamento de Tejas a sus compatriots. 
 
 Monterey : 1836. 4to, pp. 24. 
 
 Official report of the dismantling of the Alamo, the evacuation 
 of San Antonio, the retreat of the Mexican garrison out of Texas. 
 
 93. ANDREAS, A. T. History of Chicago, from the Earliest 
 
 Period to the Present Time. In 3 vols., vol. I ending with 
 the year 1857. Chicago: The A. T. Andreas Co., 1884. 
 4to. pp. 650. Illustrations and maps. 
 
 Published at 45.00. 
 Sold: Bangs, 1899, hlf mo, 4.13; Anderson. 1905, mor, 3.30; 
 Anderson, 1903, mo, extra git, 5.40. 
 
 94. . History of Cook County, Illinois, from the Earliest 
 
 Period to the Present Time. Complete in one volume. 
 Chicago: A. T. Andreas, 1884. 4to, pp. 888. Illustrated. 
 
 95. ANDREWS, ALFRED. Genealogy and Ecclesiastical His- 
 
 tory of New Britain, Conn., to which is added an Appen- 
 dix with Explanatory Notes. Chicago: 1867. 8vo.. Por- 
 trait. 
 
 Sold: Guild. 1887, 5.00: Clogston, 1875, 2.25.
 
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 96. ANDREWS, C. C. Minnesota and Dacotah : in Letters de- 
 
 scriptive of a Tour through the Northwest, in the Au- 
 tumn of 1856, with Information relative to Public Lands 
 and a Table of Statistics. Washington: Robert Farnham, 
 1857. 121110, pp. 14, 215.* 
 
 Sold: Waterbury, 1895, 62 cts ; Cable. 1882, 87 cts ; Henkels, 
 1900, 10 cts; Cooke, 1883, 1.10; Deane, 1898, 62 cts; Guild, 
 1887, 37 cts. 
 
 97. . History of St. Paul, Minn., with Illustrations and 
 
 Biographical Sketches of Some of its Prominent Men and 
 Pioneers. Syracuse : 1890. Roy 8vo. Portraits. 
 
 Sold: Proud, 1903, 2.00. 
 
 98. ANDREWS, C. M. The River Towns of Connecticut: a 
 
 Study of Wethersfield, Hartford and Windsor. Balti- 
 more : X. Murray, Agent, Johns Hopkins University, 1889. 
 8vo, pp. 126. 
 
 Johns Hopkins Universitj studies, X< s. 7, 8 and 9. 7th series. 
 
 99. ANDREWS, ISRAEL WARD. Washington County and 
 
 the Early Settlement of Ohio, Being the Centennial His- 
 torical Address Before the Citizens of Washington 
 Count} - , Marietta, Ohio, July 4, 1878. Cincinnati: Peter 
 G. Thomson, 1877. 8vo, pp. 8^.* 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, 45 cts; Bourquin, 1894, 30 cts; Guild. 
 1887, 55 cts. 
 
 100. ANDREWS, WILLIAM LORING. The Bradford Map. 
 The City of New York at the Time of the Granting of the 
 Montgomerie Charter. A description thereof compiled 
 by William L. Andrews. To accompany a Facsimile of an 
 actual Survey made by James Lyne and printed by Will- 
 iam Bradford in 1731. New York: De Vinne Press, 1893. 
 8vo, pp. 115. Illustrated by artotypes and wood cuts.* 
 
 Sold: Anderson, 1902, cl, unct, 52.50; Anderson, 1902, cl, 
 unct, 40.00; Marquand, 1903, cl, unct. 50.00; Anderson, 
 1903, cl, unct, 47.50; De Forest, 1004, cl, 22.50; Anderson. 
 1905, cl, 24.00; Anderson, 1903, cl, 20.00; 1904. cl, git. unct, 
 43.00.
 
 ARCHDALE. 2 1 
 
 ioi. . New Amsterdam, New Orange, New York. \ 
 
 Chronologically arranged Account of Engraved Views of 
 the City from the first Picture published in 1651 until 
 
 the Year 1800. New York: Dodd, Mead & Co., 1897. 
 8vo. pp. xxiii, 142. Illustrated with Photo-engravings 
 and Photogravures on Copper.* 
 
 Edition of 170 copies on hand-made paper. 
 Sold: Hurst, 1904, cl, 43.00; Merwin-Clayton, 1905, cl, 52.00; 
 .Merwin-Clayton, 1905, Japan paper, 84.00; Anderson, 
 
 1903, cl. unct, 100.00; Goodwin, 1903, cl, unct, 82.50; 
 Anderson, 1904, cl, unct, 51.00; French and Chubbuck, 
 
 1904, cl. unct, 60.00: Weeks, 1902, git, unct, 70.00; Ander- 
 son, 1902, cl, unct, 125.00: Anderson. 1903, cl. unct/ioo.00 ; 
 Peirce, 1903, one of two copies entirely untrimmed, cl, 
 unci, 160.00; Appleton, 1903, cl, unct, 115.00. 
 
 102. ANTHONY, ELLIOTT. Story of the Empire State. Chi- 
 
 cago : 1891. 8vo. pp. 247. 
 
 103. ANTRIM, JOSHUA. The History of Champaign and Lo- 
 
 gan Counties from Their First Settlement. Bellefontaine, 
 O. : Press Printing Co., 1872. 121110, pp. 460. Photograph. 
 
 "The photographic frontispiece contains sixteen portraits of the 
 Pioneers of Logan and Champaign Counties. The work was written 
 under authority of the West Pioneer Association." Thomson. 
 
 104. ARBER, EDWARD. Story of the Pilgrim Fathers, 1606- 
 
 1623, as told by Themselves, their Friends and their 
 Enemies. Edited from Original Texts. London: 1897. 
 121110, pp. 644. Portrait and map. 
 
 Contains the Bradford MSS., Voyage to America, Mourtz Rela- 
 tions, Good News from New England, etc., etc. 
 
 105. ARCHDALE, JOHN. A New | Description | of that] Fer- 
 
 tile and Pleasant Province | of Carolina : | With a | Brief 
 Account I of its | Discovery, Settling, | and the [ Govern- 
 ment J Thereof to this Time. | With several Remarkable 
 Passages of Divine | Providence during my Time. | By 
 John Archdale : Late | Governour of the same. | London : 
 j Printed for John Wyat. at the Rose in St. Paul's | 
 Church-Yard. 1707. | 4to. Half Title, Title, "To the 
 Courteous Readers," 2 I : Text, pp. 32. 
 
 Reprinted in Charleston, S. C, by A. B. Miller, in 1S22. 8vo,
 
 22 ARKANSAS. 
 
 pp. 33, followed by notices of the Early History of South Carolina, 
 pp. 14. 
 
 Also included in Carroll's Collections of South Carolina. New- 
 York. 1836. Vol. 11. 83-120. See Rich. 
 
 Sold: 1707 ed, Barlow, 1890, hlf mo, a few leaves cut into 
 text. 35.00; 1822 ed, Brinley, 1880, with Notices of Hist, 
 of N. Carolina, I vol, 2.75; Betts, 1901, 4.25; Barlow, 1890, 
 7.00. 
 
 106. ARCHER, G. W. The Dismemberment of Maryland, A 
 
 Maryland Manor. By James Grant Wilson. Baltimore: 
 1890. 8vo. 
 
 107. ARIZONA. Biographical Record of Arizona, Commemorat- 
 
 ing the Achievements of Citizens Who Have Contributed 
 to the Progress of Arizona and the Development of its 
 Resources. Illustrated by many full-page Portraits. Chi- 
 cago : 1901. 4to, pp. 1034. 
 
 108. . Memorials and Affidavits Showing Outrages per- 
 petrated by the Apache Indians in Arizona Territory for 
 the Years 1869 and 1870. San Francisco: 1871. 8vo. 
 List of names. 
 
 109. . The Territory of Arizona. A Brief History and 
 
 Summary of its Acquisition, Organization, Mineral and 
 other Resources, Indian Tribes, etc. Tucson: 1874. Svo. 
 pp. 38. 
 
 no. . Tucson City Directory for 1899. With Sketch of 
 
 Tucson City of To-Day . Tucson: 1899. 8vo. 
 
 in. ARKANSAS. Biographical and Historical Memoirs of 
 Northeast Arkansas, comprising Greene, Clay, Fulton, 
 Craighead, Randolph, Poynset, Independence and Ixard 
 Counties. Chicago : 1889. 4to, pp. 981. 
 
 112. . Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Southern 
 
 Arkansas, with Brief History of Each of the Counties and 
 
 Portraits and Biographical Sketches. Chicago: 1890. 
 4to, pp. 1080. 
 
 113. . Historical Memoirs of Western Arkansas. Com- 
 prising a Condensed History of (lie Stale and History and
 
 ARMSTRONG. 23 
 
 Biographies of Yell, Polk, Johnson, Logan, Scott, Pope 
 and Montgomery Counties. Chicago: 1891. 4to, pp. 497. 
 Portraits. 
 
 114. ARMOR, WILLIAM C. Lives of the Governors of Penn- 
 
 sylvania, with Incidental History of the State from 1609 
 to 1872. Philadelphia: 1872. 8vo. Portraits. 
 
 115. ARMSTRONG, A. N. Oregon, Comprising a Brief History 
 
 and Full Description of the Territories of Oregon and 
 Washington, and of the Indian Tribes of the Pacific Slope. 
 Interspersed with Incidents of Travel and Adventure. 
 Chicago: 1857. i2tno, pp. 147. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 1.12. 
 
 116. ARMSTRONG, EDWARD. The History and Location of 
 
 Fort Nassau upon the Delaware. A paper read before 
 the New Jersey Historical Society, January 20, 1853. 
 Newark, N. J.: 1853. 8vo, pp. 21. 
 
 117. ARMSTRONG, GEORGE D. The Summer of the Pesti- 
 
 lence : a History of the Ravages of the Yellow Fever in 
 Norfolk, Va., A. D. 1855. By George D. Armstrong, 
 D. D., pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Norfolk. 
 Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1856. i2mo, pp. 192. 
 Second edition, Philadelphia, 1856. i2mo, pp. 192. 
 
 118. ARMSTRONG, MOSES K. Early History of Dakota Ter- 
 
 ritory. Yankton, Dak.: 1866. 8vo, pp. 70. 
 
 119. . The Early Empire Builders of the Great West. 
 
 Compiled and Enlarged from the Author's Early History 
 of Dakota Territory, in 1866. St. Paul, Minn.: E. W. 
 Porter, 1901. 8vo, pp. 10, 456. Portrait. Illustrations. 
 Photogravures from pencil drawings.* 
 
 120. ARMSTRONG, W. G. The Life and Adventures of Cap- 
 
 tain John Smith : comprising an Account of His Travels 
 in Europe, Asia, Africa and America. Also, the Early 
 History of Virginia and New England ; including Sketches 
 of Pocahontas, Powhatan, Opechancanough, and other 
 distinguished Characters. Principally compiled from his 
 own Works. By W. C. Armstrong. New York : H. Day-
 
 24 ARNOLD. 
 
 ton. Indianapolis, Ind. : Dayton & Asher, 1859. i2mo, 
 pp. 264. Portrait of Smith.* 
 
 121. ARNOLD, ISAAC N. William B. Ogden and the Early 
 
 Days of Chicago. Chicago : Fergus Printing Co., 1882. 
 i2mo, pp. 72. 
 
 Fergus Series, No. 17. Read before the Chicago Hist. Society 
 Tuesday, December 20, 1881. 
 
 122. ARNOLD, SAMUEL GREENE. History of the State of 
 
 Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, 1636-1790. 
 New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1859-60. 8vo, pp. xii, 574, 
 592. Two volumes. + The Same, 1874. Two volumes.* 
 
 Sold: Bangs, 1894, 4.20, 4.50; Libbie, 1895, 4.00; Knicker- 
 bocker, 1905, presentation copy to Rev. W. R. Williams, 
 cl, 4.50; Bell, 1895, 9.00; Rogers, 1896, 5.00; Williams, 
 1896, 3.75; Deane, 1898, 5.50; Carruth, 1898, 4.50; Rice, 
 1870, hlf elf, 6.00; Livermore, 1894, 4.50; Manson, 1899, 
 6.00; Cable, 1882, 5.00; Henkels, 1903, cl, 3.80; J. G. Smith, 
 1883, 9 extra plates, 5.50; A. G. Greene, 1869, 4.50; Mac- 
 kay, 1900, 5.00; Cooley, 1902, cl, a 1 s of author inserted, 
 6.00. Edition 1874: Thornton. 1878, 3.75: Guild, 1887, 
 12.00. 
 
 123. . History of the State of Rhode Island and Provi- 
 dence Plantations. Vol. I. 1636-1790. Fourth edition. 
 Providence, R. I. : Preston & Rounds, 1894. Vol. II., from 
 the Settlement of the State, 1636, to the Adoption of the 
 Federal Constitution, 1790. Vol. II. 1701-1790. Two 
 volumes, 8vo, pp. 80; 12,574; 4, 600. + 1899.* 
 
 124. . Progress of Providence, a Centennial Address, July 
 
 4, 1876. Providence, R. I.: 1876. 
 
 125. . An Historical Sketch of Middletown, R. I., from the 
 
 Year 1743 to the Year 1876. Newport: 1S76. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Barlow, 1800, 1.00: Manson, 1899. 1.37. 
 
 126. ARNOLD, SETH SHALER. A Sermon preached at Al- 
 
 stead, on the first Sabbath in January, 1826. With His- 
 torical Sketches of the Town. By Seth S. Arnold, Pastor 
 of the First Congregational Church and Society, it being 
 ten years since his ordination. Alstead, X. H. : Published
 
 ASH. ?5 
 
 by Newton & Tufts, 1826. 8vo, pp. 48. Continuation of 
 an appendix embracing Historical Sketches of the Town 
 of Alstead from 1826 to 1836. Keene, N. H. : Published by 
 1!. Cooke, 1836. 8vo, pp. 12. Paper covers. One volume. 
 The appendix was also issued separately.* 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, contains rare appendix, 12.50; Clogston, 
 1899, pap, 9.50; Balcom, 1901, 8.00; 1826 ed, .Manson, 
 1899, 3.00; Cable, 1882, 5.00; Guild, 1887, 1.50; Woodward. 
 1869, 3.25. 
 
 127. ARTHUR, TIMOTHY SHAW. The History of Virginia 
 
 from its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time. By T. 
 S. Arthur and W. H. Carpenter. Philadelphia: Lippin- 
 cott, Grambo & Co., 1852. 121110, pp. 332.* 
 
 128. . The History of New York from its Earliest Settle- 
 ment to the Present Time. By T. S. Arthur and W. H. 
 Carpenter. Philadelphia: Lippincott, Grambo & Co., 
 1853. i6mo, pp. 336. Engraved title, State coat of arms. 
 Frontispiece of Hendrick Hudson.* 
 
 129. . The History of Georgia from its Earliest Settle- 
 ment to the Present Time. By T. S. Arthur and W. H. 
 Carpenter. Philadelphia: Lippincott, Grfmbo & Co., 
 1853. 121110, pp. 331. Portrait and engraved title. Stereo- 
 typed, and editions have been issued in 1869, etc. Portrait 
 of General Oglethorpe.* 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894. 10 cts. 
 
 130. . The History of Kentucky from its Earliest Settle- 
 ment to the Present Time. By T. S. Arthur and W. H. 
 Carpenter. Philadelphia : Lippincott, Grambo & Co., 
 1853. i2mo. pp. 316. Portrait and engraved title. Por- 
 trait of Daniel Boone. Title with engraved State coat of 
 arms.* 
 
 131. ASBURY, HENRY. Reminiscences of Ouincy. 111., contain- 
 
 ing Historical Events, Anecdotes, Matters concerning Old 
 Settlers and Old Times, &c. Frontispiece. Ouincy: 1882. 
 8vo, pp. 224. 
 
 132. ASH, JOHN. The | Present State of Affairs | in Carolina. 
 
 I By John Ash, Gent. | Sent by several of the Inhabitants 
 of that Colony, to ] deliver their Representation thereof
 
 26 ASH. 
 
 to, | and seek Redress from the Lords Proprietors of that 
 Prov- | ince : Together with an Account of his Reception, 
 | by the Honourable the Lord Granville, their Palatine. 
 | President, or Chief of the Proprietors. (London: 1706.) 
 4to, hlf title and pp, 29-67 of appendix to "The Case of 
 the Protestant Dissenters in Carolina." London: 1706. 
 
 133. A(SH), T(HOMAS). Carolina; | Or A | Description | Of 
 
 the Present State of that | Country, | and | The Natural 
 Excellencies thereof: viz. The | Healthfulness of the Air, 
 Pleasantness of the Place, | Advantage and Usefulness of 
 those Rich Comrao- | dities there plentifully abounding, 
 which much | encrease and flourish by the Industry of the 
 Plan- I ters that daily enlarge that Colony. | Published by 
 T. A. Gent. | Clerk on Board His Majesties Ship the Rich- 
 mond, which was | sent out in the Year 1680, with par- 
 ticular Instructions to | enquire into the State of that 
 Country, by His Majesties | Special Command, and Re- 
 turn'd this Present Year, 1682. | London, | Printed for 
 W. C. and to be sold by Mrs. Grover I in Pelican Court in 
 Little Britain, 1682. 4to, pp. (2), 40.* 
 
 Reprinted in Carroll Collection, 2. pp. 59-84. 
 Sold: Deane, 1898, 4to, vellum, 80.00; Rice, 1870, elf extra, 
 15.00; Menzies, 1875, mo, by Bedford, 46.00; Barlow, 1890, 
 elf, 77.50; Ives, 1891, 50.00; Hazlett, 1893, mo, extra, 
 £8 10; Simon, 1893, hlf mo, £8; Brayton Ives, 1891, hlf 
 elf, extra, git, by Bedford, 60.00; Rice, 1870. polished elf, 
 by Bedford, 15.00; Brinley, 1880, 10.00; Roche, 1867, elf, 
 by Bedford, 47.50; Barlow, 1890, elf, tall copy, 77.50; 
 Barlow, 1890, mo, extra, git. by Pratt, water stained (a 
 waif from the Bodleian and British museum), 27.50; same 
 sale, hlf mo. 29.00; French and Chubbuck. mor, 90.00. 
 
 134. . Travels in America, performed in 1806, for the pur- 
 pose of exploring the Rivers Allegheny. Monongahela. 
 Ohio, and Mississippi, and ascertaining the Produce and 
 Condition of their banks and Vicinity. In three volumes. 
 London : Printed for Richard Phillips, 1808. 3 vols., 
 i8mo. Vol. 1. Contents, pp. vi ; Text, pp. 328. Vol. 2, 
 pp. 292; Contents, ii. Vol. 3. pp. 310; Contents, pp. ii. 
 
 "Am ther edition in 1 ne volume was published in London in 
 
 !o8, ' into, pp. 366. There remains no doubt that Ashe was a liter- 
 
 ary imposter, the first to discover that a book abusing the people of 
 
 the t T . S. would be profitable by its popularity. During his sojourn
 
 Ill 
 
 ATKINS. 27 
 
 .. America he passed himself off as a Frenchman under the nan 
 D'Arville. Ashe's ohvinti etii 11s and libels destroyed the credibility 
 of his descriptions; for instance, he speaks of the Great Miami as 
 being perennial, from having its fountains in Lake Erie and flowing 
 out of that lake, lie also represents a bear, which he has shot as he 
 descended the Ohio, stopping the wound with herbs, and he imagines 
 the animal making an indignant speech on the occasion. The only 
 part of the book that is ni I made up of ridiculous follies and false- 
 hoods is taken verbatim et literatim from the Navigator." Thomson. 
 Also: Newburyport, t8o8, i Vol., i2tno. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1881, 1808, 1 v, ed, 1.25; Anderson, 1904, old, 
 elf, 9.05. 
 
 135. ASHMEAD, HENRY GRAHAM. History of Delaware 
 
 County, Pennsylvania. Portraits and illustrations. Phil- 
 adelphia : 1884. 4to, pp. 764 (4). 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, hlf russia, 6.00. 
 
 136. . Historical Sketch of Chester on Delaware. With 
 
 Map and Illustrations. Also, A full account of the work 
 of the General Committee of the Pennsylvania Bi-Cen- 
 tennial Association of Chester ; Names of Members of 
 Same and of Sub-Committees ; List of Subscribers to the 
 Fund ; Commemorative Exercises of the Society of 
 Friends, Chester, First Day, 10th Month, 22D, 1882; Bi- 
 Centennial Celebration. Oct. 23D, 1882; Unveiling of Me- 
 morial Stone, Nov. 9th, 1882. And a List of Industries. 
 By William Shaler Johnson. Published under the Au- 
 spices of the Historical Committee, Chester, Pa. : Repub- 
 lican Steam Print, 1883. Roy. 8vo, pp. vi, 336.* 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 3.00; Proud, 1903, 2.50; Balcom, 190 1, 
 2.50 ; Pennypacker, 1906, 2.25. 
 
 137. ATHERTON, WILLIAM. Narrative of the Suffering and 
 
 Defeat of the Northwestern Army, under General Win- 
 chester ; Massacre of the Prisoners ; Sixteen months' Im- 
 prisonment of the Writer and others with the Indians 
 and British. Frankfort, Ky. : Printed for the Author by 
 A. G. Hodges, 1842. i6mo, pp. 152. 
 
 Sold: Fisher, 1866. 1.25; Woodward, 1869, hlf mo. 2.10; 
 Field, 1875, bds, 5.75. 
 
 138. ATKINS, THOMAS. History of Middlefield and Long 
 
 Hill. Conn. Hartford : 1883. 121110. 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 2.75.
 
 25 ATWATER. 
 
 139. ATKINSON, GEORGE W. History of Kenawha County, 
 
 from its organization in 1789 until the Present Time. 
 Embracing Accounts of Early Settlements and Thrilling 
 Adventures with the Indians, derived from History and 
 Aged Citizens. Also Biographical Sketches of a large 
 number of the Early Settlers of the Great Kanawha 
 Valley. Illustrated by numerous Engravings, &c. 
 Charleston, W. Ya. : 1876. 8vo, pp. 338. 
 
 Only 300 copies published, for subscribers. 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 1.30. 
 
 140. ATKINSON, GEORGE W.; GIBBENS, ALVARO, F. 
 
 Prominent Men of West Virginia. Biographical Sketches 
 of Representative Men, the Growth and Advancement of 
 the State ; its Advantages, Resources, and Development. 
 Wheeling: 1890. 8vo, pp. 1022. Illustrated. 
 
 141. ATKINSON, JOSEPH. The History of Newark, New 
 
 Jersey, being a Narrative of its Rise and Progress. From 
 the Settlement in May, 1666, by Emigrants from Con- 
 necticut to the Present Time. 'Including a Sketch of the 
 Press of Newark from 1791 to 1878. Beautifully Illus- 
 trated from Drawings by Thomas Moran and other dis- 
 tinguished American Artists. Newark, N. J.: Wm. B. 
 Guild, 1878. Roy. 8vo, pp. xiv, (1), 334.* 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, 1.62; Weeks, 1902, hlf mo, 2.50. 
 
 142. ATWATER, CALEB. The Writings of, consisting of A 
 
 Description of Antiquities discovered in the Western 
 Country, maps, and Remarks made on a Tour to Prairie 
 du Chien. then to Washington City. Published by the 
 Author. Columbus: Scott & Wright, 1833. 8vo, pp. 408. 
 
 Description of Antiquities was issued separately in 1833. 
 Sold: Brinley, 1881, 1.50. 
 
 143. . Mysteries of AVashington City, during several 
 
 Months of the Session of the 28th Congress. By a Citizen 
 
 of Ohio (anon.). Washington : 1844. i6mo, pp. 218. 
 
 144. . Remarks made on a Tour to Prairie du Chien ; 
 
 thence to Washington City in 1829. Columbus, O. : 
 Printed by Jenkins & Grover, 1831. i6mo, pp. vii, 296.
 
 ATWATER. 29 
 
 This book was also issued with the following title: The Indians 
 of the Northwest, their Manners, Custom , etc., etc., or Remarks 
 made on a Tour to Prairie dti Chien and thence to Washington City 
 in 1N20. By Caleb Atwater, Commissioner employed by the United 
 States, i" negotiate with the Indians of the Upper Mississippi, for 
 the purchase of the Mineral Country. Columbus, 1 I : Isaac N. Whit- 
 inn, 1831. i2mo, pp. vii, 206. 
 
 Thomson says: Then' is no difference whatever in the two 
 above works, except that in a few copies of the latter, the more 
 elaborate second title was pasted in the unsold copies of the former. 
 The first 28 pp. of the work relate mainly to Ohio. It contains a 
 vocabulary of the Sioux language. It was republished in "Writings 
 of Caleb Atwater." Columbus: Scott & Wright. 1833. Sabin gives 
 the imprint, with parts of each title, as Isaac N. Whiting. 
 
 Sold: Bangs & Co., 1873, 1.50; Murphy, 1884, .75; Dunbar, 
 1892, 1.20; Chittenden, 1894, 1. 12; Cable, 1882. 1.37; Hen- 
 kels, 1898, bds. 1. 10: Fisher, 1866. 1.50; Cable, 1883,' 1850 
 eil., 87 cts. ; Smith, 1867, 2.63; Boon, 1870, 2.13; Field. 
 1875, 4.25; Fames, 1905, slip, 3.00. 
 
 145. . A History of the State of Ohio, Natural and Civil. 
 
 First Edition, Cincinnati : Glezen & Shepard, 1838. 8vo t 
 pp. 403. Second Edition, 1838. 8vo, pp. 407. Third Edi- 
 tion, Cincinnati, 1858. 8vo. 
 
 The first edition contains list of subscribers which is omitted in 
 the 2d edition; that, however, contains some additional historical 
 matter. See North Amer. Review, 53, p. 320. 
 
 The first edition was stereotyped. "Some copies have Second 
 Edition on the title with same imprint, 8vo, pp. 407. The matter is 
 the same as the first editions except the additional four pages at end. 
 The book was severely criticized in all quarters ; the Hesperian says, 
 that 'as a literary production it is deplorably deficient.' The author 
 makes the assertion in the Preface that this is the first history of 
 Ohio, which is erroneous, 'Chae's Sketch of the History of Ohio' 
 having been published five years previously." Thomson. 
 
 Sold: Corner, 1866, 2.00; Smith, 1867, 2.50; Field, 1875, 5.75; 
 Boon, 1870, 2.50; Wynne, 1875, 4.00; Hubbard, 1868, 3.20; 
 Polock, 1895, 4.25; Murphy, 1838 ed., 1884, 1.75; Clog- 
 ston, 1875, 81 cts.; Brinley. 1881, 2d ed., 2.25; Cable, 1882, 
 1838 ed., 1.50; A. G. Greene, 1869, 1.00; Guild, 1887. 2.00. 
 
 146. ATWATER, EDWARD E. History of the Colony of Xew 
 
 Haven to its Absorption into Connecticut. New Haven : 
 1881. 8vo, pp. 611, map and 16 illustrations, -f- The same 
 with biographies and illustrations. Xew York : 1887. 
 4to, pp. 702. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 2.25; Cable, 1882, 4.12; Bourquin. 1894,. 
 2.00; Guild, 1887. 3.75; Davenport, 1896, 2.50; Libbie,
 
 30 AUSTIN. 
 
 1902, 3.00; Libbie, 1903, cl, 3.75; Cable, 1883, 4.00; Ander- 
 son, 1903, 1881 ed., 3.20. 
 
 147. ATWATER, EDWARD E.; SMITH, R. A. History of 
 
 the Colony of New Haven to its absorption into Connec- 
 ticut. With Supplementary History and Personnel of 
 the Towns of Branford, Guilford, Milford, Stratford, Nor- 
 walk, Southold, &c. By R. A. Smith. Meriden : 1902. 
 8vo, pp. 767. Map. 
 
 148. ATWATER, FRANCIS. History of the Town of Plym- 
 
 outh, Ct., with an Account of the Centennial Celebration 
 May 4, 1895. (Also) A Sketch of Plymouth, Ohio, set- 
 tled by Local Families. Rochester, N. Y. : E. Darrow & 
 Co., 1896. Svo, pp. 448. Illustrated. 
 
 149. . History of Kent, Ct., including Biographical 
 
 Sketches of many of its Present or Former Inhabitants. 
 Meriden : Journal Publishing Co., 1897. Pp- I 7 ( 5- 
 
 150. . Atwater History and Genealogy. Meriden, Ct. : 
 
 Journal Publ. Co., 1901. Svo, pp. 8, 492. Illustrated. 
 
 151. ATWOOD, CHARLES R. Reminiscences of Taunton in 
 
 Ye Auld Lang Syne. Taunton : 1880. 121110. Portrait. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 75 cts. ; Guild, 1887, 2.10. 
 
 152. AUGER, EDOUARD. Voyage en Californie, 1852, 1853. 
 
 Paris : L. Hachette et Cie, 1854. i6mo, 2p. 1, pp. 238. 
 
 153. AUSTERLITZ, E. H. A Condensed History of Cincinnati 
 
 from 1800 to 1875. Combined with Exposition Guide for 
 1875. Cincinnati : 1875. Illustrated. 
 
 154. AUSTIN, GEORGE LOWELL. A Popular History of 
 
 Massachusetts, from the Landing of the Pilgrims to the 
 Present Time, including a Graphic Narrative of the Per- 
 secutions by State and Church in England ; the Early 
 Voyages to North America; the Explorations of the Early 
 Settlers, their Hardships, Sufferings, and Conflicts with 
 the Savages; the Rise of Colonial Power; the Birth of 
 Independence; the Formation of the Commonwealth; and 
 the Gradual Progress of the State from its Earliest In-
 
 AYRES. 31 
 
 fancy to its Present High Position. Boston: 1876. 8vo, 
 pp. 578. Illustrated. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.75; Cable, 1883, 1.50; Child, 1882, hlf 
 mo, 1.75; J. G. Smith, 1883, 1878 ed., 1.50; Bourquin, 
 1894, 80 cts. ; Bourquin, 1894, 50 cts. ; Cooke, 1883, 7.00; 
 Proud, 1903, 1. 00; Guild, 1887, 1.12. 
 
 155. . The History of Massachusetts from the Landing 
 
 of the Pilgrims to the Present Time, including the Early 
 Voyages to America, Explorations of the Early Settlers, 
 Hardships, Sufferings, and Conflicts with the Savages, 
 &c. Boston: 1885. 8vo, pp. 598. Portraits. 
 
 Sold: Whitmore, 1902, shp, 2.10. 
 
 156. AVERY, I. W. History of State of Georgia from 1850 to 
 
 1881, embracing the Three Important Epochs: The De- 
 cade before the War of 1861-5; the War; the Period of 
 Reconstruction. With portraits of the leading public 
 men of this era. 25 steel and 31 woodcut portraits. New 
 York: 1881. 4to, pp. 727. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 3.50. 
 
 157. AVERY, JOHN. History of the Town of Ledyard, 1650- 
 
 1900. Norwich, Ct. : Noyes & Davis, 1901. 8vo, pp. 334. 
 Illustrated. Portrait. 
 
 Sold: Bartlett, 1903, cl, 3.25. 
 
 158. AVERY, RUFUS; HEMPSTEAD, STEPHEN. Narrative 
 
 of Jonathan Rathbun. With Accurate Accounts of the 
 Capture of Groton Fort, the Massacre that Followed, and 
 the Sacking and Burning of New London, September 6, 
 1781, by the British Forces under the command of the 
 Traitor Benedict Arnold. By Rufus Avery and Stephen 
 Hempstead, Eye-witnesses of the same. Together with 
 an Interesting Appendix. (No imprint.) i2mo, pp. 80. 
 (1840.) 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.50. 
 
 159. AYRES, J. A. Legends of Montauk, with an Historical Ap- 
 
 pendix. Hartford: 1849. 8vo, pp. 127. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 65 cts.; Brinley, 1890, 1.25; Alex- 
 ander, 1895, 12.50; Anderson, 1902, hlf levt mo, git, by
 
 32 BACHELDER. 
 
 Bradstreet, 4.00; Anderson, 1902, hlf levt mo, git, Brad- 
 street, 3.25; Boardman, 1883, 75 cts. ; Clogston, 1875, 
 25 cts. 
 
 160. BABSON, JOHN J. History of the Town of Gloucester, 
 
 Cape Ann, including the Town of Rockport. Gloucester: 
 Proctor Bros., i860. 8vo, pp. xi, 610. Map. 
 
 "A considerable portion of this edition was destroyed by fire in ■ 
 February, 1863." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1897, 8.00; Deane, 1898, 8.00; Blanchard, hlf 
 mo, unct, 6.50; Libbie, 1898, hlf mo, uncut, 7.00; Wood- 
 ward, 1869, 3.00; Cable, 1882, 7.00; Bushnell, 1883, 4.25; 
 Thornton, 1878, 4.37; Manson, 1899, 7.00; Child, 1882, 
 6.50; J. G. Smith, 1883, 7.75; S. L. Boardman, 1883, 5.50; 
 Balcom, 1901, 6.50; Bangs, 1896, 5.12; M. D. Gilman, 
 1884, 5.00; Guild, 1887, hlf mo, unct, git, 9.00; Clogston, 
 
 ■ l &75< 3-5°i Libbie, 1899, 8.50; Bangs, 1900, lacks map, 
 5.75; Hassam, 1903, cl, 6.25; Libbie, 1904, cl, 6.75. 
 
 161. . Notes and Additions to the History of Gloucester. 
 
 Part First: Early Settlers. Second Series, Early Records. 
 2 vols. Gloucester: Salem Press Publ., 1876-91. 8vo. 
 
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 62 cts. ; J. G. Smith, 1883, Part I, 1.50; Guild, 1887, 1.50. 
 
 162. BACHE, WILLIAM. Historical Sketches of Bristol Bor- 
 
 ough, in the County of Bucks, anciently known as "Buck- 
 ingham :" being the Second Chartered Borough in Penn- 
 sylvania ; commencing with its Colonial Settlement, in 
 1681, and closing with the Year 1853. Bristol. Pa.: 
 Printed by Wm. Bache, 1853. i6mo, pp. 60.* 
 
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 Bourquin, 1894, 1.30; Harold Peirce, 1903, orig. covers, 
 3.50; Proud, 1903, 3.25; Polock, 1904, cl, 5.00; Penny- 
 packer, 1906, 2.25. 
 
 163. BACHELLOR, A. S. The Relations of the Town and State. 
 
 Historical Address at Centennial Celebration at Littleton, 
 July 4, 1884. Concord: 1884. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 40 cts. 
 
 164. BACHELDER, IRA K. Peru. Reunion Celebration. To- 
 
 gether with an Historical Sketch of Peru, Bennington
 
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 County, Vermont, and its Inhabitants from the first set- 
 tlement of the Town: Brattleboro: Phoenix Job Print, 
 E. L. Hildreth & Co., 1891. 8vo, pp. vii, 144. 
 
 Sold: Clogston, 1890, 3.75; Conland, 1904, cl, 4.25. 
 
 165. BACON, EDWIN FAXON. Otsego County, N. Y., Geo- 
 
 graphical and Historical, from the Earliest Settlement to 
 the Present Time; with County and Township Maps 
 from original Drawings. Oneonta, N. Y. : The Oneonta 
 Herald, 1902. 121110, pp. 85, 1. Illustrated. Maps. 
 
 166. BACON, EDWIN MUNROE. King's Dictionary of Bos- 
 
 ton. With an Historical Introduction by Geo. E. Ellis. 
 Cambridge, Mass.: Moses King. 1883. 161110, pp. vii, 518. 
 Map. 
 
 Compiled like the London and Paris dictionaries. It is Guide, 
 Handbook and Condensed History. 
 
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 167. BACON, EDGAR MAYHEW. Chronicles of Tarrytown 
 
 and Sleepy Hollow. New York : G. P. Putnam's Sons, 
 1897. 121110, pp. x, 163. 
 
 168. BACON, GEORGE F. Manchester and its Leading Busi- 
 
 ness Men; embracing also those of Goffstown. Illus- 
 trated. Boston: 1891. 4to, pp. 126, square. 
 
 169. BACON, LEONARD. A Historical Discourse delivered at 
 
 Worcester in the Old South Meeting House, Sept. 22, 
 1863, the Hundredth Anniversary of its Erection. With 
 Introductory Remarks by Hon. Ira M. Barton, the Presi- 
 dent on the Occasion. And an Appendix. Worcester: 
 Edw. R. Fiske. 1863. 8vo. pp. 106.* 
 
 Sold: Manson. 1899, 20 cts. 
 
 170. . Thirteen Historical Discourses on the Completion 
 
 of Two Hundred Years from the beginning of the First 
 Church in New Haven, with an Appendix. Xew Haven: 
 Durrie & Peck, 1839. 8vo, pp. viii. 408. Frontispiece con- 
 tains four portraits. 
 
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 1887, 1.75; Anderson, 1905, hlf mo. unct, unopened, 4.00.
 
 34 BACKUS. 
 
 171. BACON, LEONARD WOOLSEY. Norwich, the Rose of 
 
 New England. Norwich, Ct. : Cranston & Co., 1897. Ob- 
 long 241110, pp. 16. Illustrated. 
 
 172. BACON, OLIVER N. A History of Natick, from its first 
 
 Settlement in 1651 to the Present Time; with Notices of 
 the First White Families. And also an Account of the 
 Centennial Celebration, Oct. 16, 1851 ; Rev. Mr. Hunt's 
 Address at the Consecration of Dell Park Cemetery, &c, 
 &c, &c. Boston : Damrell & Moore, Printers. 1856. 8vo, 
 Title, pp. 261. Plate. Privately printed. 
 
 Sold: Deane, 1898, 3.50; Fisher, 1866, 3.00; Woodward, 
 1869, 1. 13; Cable, 1882, 3.75; Bushnell, 1883, 1.12; Cable, 
 I 883, 3.50; Manson, 1899, 2.00; J. G. Smith, 1883, 3.75; 
 Hoffman, 1877, 2.00; Guild, 1887, title wanting, 3.00; Dar- 
 rah, 1904, cl, 3.00. 
 
 173. BACON, T. R. The Hundredth Anniversary of New Haven 
 
 with the Oration by T. R. Bacon, July 4, 1884. With a 
 paper on New Haven in 1784 by F. H. Dexter. New- 
 Haven : 1885. 8vo, pp. 97. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 2 -5°- 
 
 174. BACKUS, ISAAC. A History of New England, with par- 
 
 ticular Reference to the Denomination of Christians called 
 Baptists. Containing the first principles and settlements 
 of the Country; The rise and increase of the Baptist 
 Churches therein ; The intrusion of Arbitrary Power 
 under the cloak of Religion; the Christian Testinv 
 of the Baptists and others against the same, with their 
 sufferings under it, from the Beginning to the present 
 Time. Collected from the most Authentic Records and 
 Writings, both Ancient and Modern. By Isaac Backus, 
 Pastor of the first Baptist Church in Middleboron: h. 
 Vol. I, Boston: Printed by Edward Draper, 1777. 8vo, 
 4 p. 1.; Text, pp. 544; Appendix, pp. 15; Errata, 1 p. \ ol. 
 
 II, Providence: John Carter, 1784. Title, pp. 448. Vol. 
 
 III, Boston: Manning & Loring, 1796. Pp. 334. 
 
 "Ci imp ralual ■ the third volume 
 
 being generally deficient." Sabin. 
 
 ! -. in this i! iii hed in a book called : Hon- 
 
 . i' as well as Polii Fi rb : d the usi oi Secular Force in Religious 
 
 iirs. Boston: !■■ ip 1 Folsom. 1789. (Not having time and
 
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 room therefor, when our Baptist History was finished, a brief Index 
 to it is inserted here.) 
 
 The copy in Judge Green's Library sold for $75.00. Bancroft 
 says the facts in this history are more to be depended on than any 
 of the early histories of New England. 
 
 The set is complete in three volumes. Sometimes the Abridge- 
 ment of the Church History of 1804 is sold, making four vols. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, elf, extra, uncut, 42.00; Cooke, 1883, levt mo, 
 61.50; Coburn, 1888, vols. 1, 2, sheets v. 3, marbled pap. 
 cover, 60.00; Brinley, 1878, 4 vols., elf, extra, git, by F. 
 Bedford, 68.00; Menzies, 1876, levt mo. unct, git, by Bed- 
 ford, 112.50; Murphy, hlf mo, 2 vols., uncut, 1884, 84.00; 
 Brinley, 1880, with Church History, 5 vols., 68.00; Deane. 
 1898, v. 1, 2, shp, 10.00; Sherman, with abridgment of 
 Church History, 3 vols., hlf mo, 1898, 10.50; Bell, 1895. 
 4 vols., with Abridgment. Boston, 1804, 64.00; Shurtleff, 
 1875, 3 vols, and the 1804 abridgment, v. 3 and 4, unct. 
 36.00; Cooke, 1883, levt mo, git, by R. W. Smith, 61.50; 
 A. G. Greene, 1869, 3 vols., 75.00; Terry, 1889, 39.00. 
 
 175. . A History of New England with Particular Refer- 
 ence to the Denomination of Christians Called Baptists. 
 Newton, Mass.: 1871. 2 vols., 8vo. 
 
 Notes by David West' 11. 
 Sold: Dunbar, 5.20; Thornton, 1878, 3.50; Child, 1882, 4.25 : 
 Henkels, 1900, 4.50; Guild, 1887, 9.50; Stephens, 1904, cl, 
 3-50- 
 
 176. . Church History of New England from 1602 to 1804. 
 
 abridged, with a concise History of the Baptists in the 
 Southern Parts of America. Boston: 1804. 8vo. -+- With 
 a Memoir. Philadelphia: Baptist Tract Dep., 1839. i8mo, 
 pp. 250. -\- Philadelphia: American Baptist Publ. and S. S. 
 Society, 1844. i8mo, pp. 250. 
 
 This was published when the Rev. Mr. Backus was 80 years of 
 age. 
 
 Sold: Abridgment, 1804, Deane, 1898, 4.00; Brinley, 1878, 
 1839, Phila. ed., 1.50; Menzies, 1876, levt mo, git, by 
 Bedford, 12.00; Cooke, 1883, 7.00; Guild, 1887, 2.00; 1844 
 ed., Thornton, 187S. 75 cts. 
 
 177. BAER, S. A. Educational History of Berks County Pa. 
 
 Reading: 1877. 8vo, pp. 28.
 
 36 BAILEY. 
 
 178. BAGG, J. N. Account of the Centennial Celebration of the 
 
 Town of West Springfield, Mass., March 25, 1874, with 
 the Historical Address of Thomas E. Yermilye, the Poem 
 of Mrs. Ellen P. Champion, and other Facts and Speeches. 
 Springfield: 1874. 8vo. Portraits and Illustrations. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.00; Cable, 1882, 75 cts. 
 
 179. BAGG, M. M. Pioneers of Utica. being Sketches of its In- 
 
 habitants and Institutions, with Civil History of the 
 Place from the Earliest Settlement to 1825, the Era of 
 the Opening of the Erie Canal. Utica: 1877. 8vo, pp. 
 665. Seventeen portraits and plate. 
 
 Sold: Bangs, 1895, 3.00; Cooke, 1883, 4.50. 
 
 180. BAGLEY, JOHN J. Old Times. Reminiscences of the 
 
 Early Days of Michigan. Detroit: 1876. 8vo, pp. 12. 
 
 181. BAILEY, HENRY D. B. Local Tales and Historical 
 
 Sketches of Dutchess County, N. Y. Fishkill Landing: 
 New York Historical Society, 1874. 8vo. Illustrated. 
 
 Contains early history of Dutchess County, Poughkeepsie, Fish- 
 kill, Pine Plains, the Fishkill Indians, Revolutionary Sketches, etc. 
 
 182. BAILEY, JOHN C. W. Sangamon County Gazetteer. 
 
 With City Directories of Springfield and Jacksonville, 
 Business Directory of Sangamon County, &c. Spring- 
 field and Chicago: The Author, 1866. 8vo, pp. 433. 
 
 183. . Kane County Gazetteer. With Directories of Cities 
 
 ("Aurora City, Batavia, Dundee, Elgin City, Geneva, St. 
 Charles), Kane County Business Directory. &c. Chicago: 
 The Author, 186 — . 8vo, pp. 347, xv. 
 
 184. . Illinois State Gazetteer and Business Directory, for 
 
 the Years 1864-5, embracing Descriptive Sketches of all 
 the Cities, Towns and Villages throughout the State. 
 Chicago: J. C. W. Bailey, 1864. 8vo, pp. 820, lxvii. 
 
 185. BAILEY, JAMES M. History of Danbury, 1684-1896, from 
 
 Wiles and MSS. left by James M. Bailey. Compiled, with 
 Additions, by Susan B.Hill. New York : 1896. Roy. 8vo, 
 pp. 583. Portraits and Illustrations. 
 
 Sold: Libbie, [901, 4.25.
 
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 186. BAILEY, J. R. Mackinac, formerly Michilimackinac, look- 
 
 ing backwards to about the Time of the Flood, and for- 
 ward to the Present. Lansing: Privately printed, 1895. 
 8vo, pp. 220. Map. -f- 1897. 8vo, pp. 226. 
 
 187. BAILEY, J. T. An Historical Sketch of the City of Brook- 
 
 lyn and the Surrounding Neighborhood, including the 
 Village of Williamsburg and the Towns of Bushwick, 
 Flatbush, Flatlands, New Utrecht and Gravesend, to 
 which is added an interesting account of the Battle of 
 Long Island. Compiled from the best Authorities. 
 Brooklyn: Publ. by Author, 1840. i2mo, pp. 72. 
 
 Sold: Brevoort, 1890, 5.50; Brinley, 1880, 5.00; Bangs, 1898, 
 orig. paper covers, 5.50; Rice, 1870, hlf mo, 2.75; Davis. 
 1865, hlf mo, git, 22 maps and plates inserted, 9.00; Roche, 
 1867, 2.25; Woodward, 1869, 2.50; Cable, 1882, bds, 3.00* 
 Bushnell, 1883, 1.75; Bourquin, 1894, 1.20; Hoffmann, 
 1877, hlf mo, unct, 4.25; Bangs, 1900, levt mo, git, by 
 Stillmann, 7.00; Anderson, 1904, mor, git, unct, presenta- 
 tion copy from Author, 3.75. 
 
 188. BAILEY, SARAH LORING. Historical Sketches of An- 
 
 dover, Mass. ; comprising the present Towns of North 
 Andover and Andover, Mass. Boston: Houghton, Mif- 
 flin & Co., 1880. 8vo. pp. 626. Map, photographic por- 
 trait and plate. 
 
 Sold: Balcom. 1901. 3.75; Manson. 1899, 5.25; J. G. Smith, 
 1883. 2.50; Cable. 1882, 3.00; Libbie, 1902, 2.00; Guild. 
 1887, 3.00; Libbie, 1898, 3.62. 
 
 189. BAILEY, W. T. Richfield Springs and Vicinity ; Historical, 
 
 Biographical and Descriptive. New York: 1874. i2mo, 
 pp. 222. Illustrated. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 10 cts. 
 
 190. BAIRD, CHARLES W. Chronicle of a Border Town. 
 
 History of Rye. Westchester County, New York, 1660- 
 1870. Including Harrison and White Plains till 1788. 
 Illustrated by Abram Hosier. New York: 1871. 8vo, pp. 
 570. Map. 
 Sold: Bushnell. 1883. 4.00: Bangs. 1895, 5.50; Libbie. 1896, 
 4.50; Bangs, 1897, 5.25; Blanchard, 1898, 3.00; Hoffmann.
 
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 1877, 3°°; Guild, 1887, 4.00; Perry, 1899, cl, unct, 5.25; 
 Bangs, 1902, 3.75 ; Anderson, 1903, cl, unct, 4.75. 
 
 191. BAKER, DAVID S. Historical Sketch of North Kingston, 
 
 R. I., delivered at Wickford, July 4, 1876. Providence : 
 1876. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 90 cts. 
 
 192. BAKER, D. W. C. A Brief History of Texas, from its 
 
 Earliest Settlement. New York and Chicago: 1873. 
 121110, pp. 182. Appendix, 15 pp. 
 
 "Intended for Schools. Extracts from historical speeches in 
 appendix." Raines. 
 
 193. . A Texas Scrap Book, made up of the History, Biog- 
 raphy and Miscellany of Texas and its People. New York 
 and Chicago: 1875. 8vo, pp. 657. Portrait of Austin as 
 frontispiece. + New York : 1887. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1883, 2.00; Guild, 1887, 3.25. 1887 ed. : Ander- 
 son, 1904, sheets, 90 extra plates laid in, 11.50; Anderson, 
 1904, 90 extra plates, sheets, 9.90. 
 
 194. BAKER, H. A. History of Montville, Ct., formerly the 
 
 North Parish of New London, from 1640 to 1896, with 
 Genealogies. Hartford : 1896. Pp. 727. 
 
 195. BAKER, REV. WM. A Concise Description of Middle 
 
 Tennessee. 2d ed., revised. McMinnville, Tenn. : 1868. 
 8vo. 
 
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 196. BAKER, VIRGINIA. The History of Warren, R. I., in the 
 
 War of the Revolution, 1776-1783. Warren, R. I.: Pub- 
 lished by the Author, Virginia Baker, 1901. i2mo, pp. 68. 
 Illustrated. 
 
 197. . Massasoit's Town Sowams in Pokanoket. its his- 
 tory, legends and traditions. Warren, R. I.: Virginia 
 Baker, 1904. 8vo, pp. 43. Paper. 
 
 198. BALCH, THOMAS. Letters and Papers relating chiefly 
 
 to the Provincial History of Pennsylvania, with some 
 Notices of the Writers. Privately printed. (Crissy &
 
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 Mackley, I'rs.) Philadelphia: 1855. 121110, pp. cxxxviii, 
 312. 2 vols.* 
 
 Devoted principally to the Shipper) Family. 100 copies privately 
 printed "so as in prevent anj excepl those connected by kindred ties 
 from obtaining the volume.'' Known as the Shippen papers. 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1896, 12.60; Bushnell, 1883, 6.00; Menzics, 
 1876, hlf mo, git, unct, portr. of Penn inserted, 8.75 ; Bour- 
 ("juin, 1894, 4.00; Proud, 1903, 16.00; Whitmore, hlf russ, 
 1902, 14.00; Polock, 1904, hlf 1110, 13.00; Henkels, 1904, 
 hlf mo, git, unct, 13.75. 
 
 199. BALCH, THOMAS BLOOMER. Reminiscences of 
 
 Georgetown, D. C. A Lecture delivered in the Methodist 
 Protestant Church, Georgetown, D. C., Jan. 20, 1859. 
 (Also Our Great Men, by Jno*. T. Bangs.) Washington : 
 H. Polkinhorn, 1859. 8vo, pp. 28. 
 
 200. . Reminiscences of Georgetown, D. C. Second Lec- 
 ture delivered in the Methodist Protestant Church, 
 Georgetown. D. C, Mar. 9, 1859. Washington: H. Polk- 
 inhorn, 1859. 8vo, pp. 26. 
 
 201. BALDWIN, ELMER. History of La Salle County, 111. : its 
 
 Topography, Geology, Botany, Natural History, History 
 of the Mound Builders, Indian Tribes, French Explora- 
 tions, and a Sketch of the Pioneer Settlers of each Town 
 to 1840. Chicago: 1877. Sm. 8vo, pp. 552. Frontispiece. 
 
 Sold: Guild. 1887, 2.00. 
 
 202. BALDWIN, JAMES. The Discovery of the Old Northwest 
 
 and its Settlement by the French. New York : American 
 Book Co., 1901. i2mo, pp. 272. 
 
 203. BALESTIER, JOSEPH N. The Annals of Chicago ; a Lec- 
 
 ture delivered before the Chicago Lyceum, Jan. 21, 1840. 
 Chicago: Edward H. Rudd, 1840. 8vo, pp. 24. 
 
 204. . The Annals of Chicago. A Lecture delivered before 
 
 the Chicago Lyceum, January 21, 1840. Republished, 
 with an Introduction by the Author, and a Review of the 
 Lecture in the Chicago Tribune. Chicago: 1876. 8vo, 
 pp. 48. + Chicago: Fergus Printing Co., 1879. 8vo, pp. 48. 
 
 No. [ of Fergus Historical Series.
 
 40 IJALLOU. 
 
 205. BALL, T. H. (REV.). Lake County, Indiana, from 1834 to 
 
 1872. Chicago: 1873. 121110, pp. 364. 
 
 206. . Northwestern Indiana from 1800 to 1900 ; or a View 
 
 of our Region through the Nineteenth Century. La 
 Porte. Ind. : For Sale at Dakin's Book Store, 1900. 121110. 
 pp. 570. Portrait and Map. 
 
 Contains histories of Lake. Porter, La Porte, Starke. Pulaski. 
 White, Jasper and Newton Counties. Embraces natural features, 
 productions, native animals, Indians, early settlers, pioneer life, 
 count}' organizations, modern life, churches, schools, towns and vil- 
 lages. 
 
 207. BALLAGH, JAMES CURTIS. White Servitude in the 
 
 Colony of Virginia : a Study of the System of Indentured 
 Labor in the American Colonies. Baltimore, Md. : The 
 Johns Hopkins Press. 1895. ^ vo - PP- 3- 99- 
 
 Johns Hopkins University Studies, 13th -cries, Nos. 6-7. 
 
 208. BALLANCE. The History of Peoria. 111. Peoria: Printed 
 
 by X. C. Nason, 1870. 121110, pp. 271." 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 1.10: Guild, 1887, 62 cts. 
 
 209. BALLARD, EDWARD. Memorial Volume of the Popham 
 
 Celebration. Aug. 19, 1862, commemorative of the Plant- 
 ing- of the Popham Colony on the Peninsula of Sabino, 
 Aug. 19, O. S. 1607, Establishing the Title of England to 
 the Continent. Published under the Direction of the Rev. 
 Edward Ballard, Secretary of the Executive Committee 
 of the Celebration. Portland : Bailey & Noyes, 1863. 8vo, 
 pp. xiv, 368. Folding Maps. 
 
 Sold: Bangs. Merwin, 1865, 1.2.5; Balcom, 1901, 4.00; Cable. 
 1882. 1.50; Libbie, Olcott, 1901. 1.62; Woodward, 1869, 
 1. 00; Field. 1875. 1. 00: Manson, 1899. 2.50; Guild, 1887. 
 2-75- 
 
 210. BALLARD, WILLIAM. Sketch of the History of Fram- 
 
 ingham, Mass. Boston: 1827. 8vo, pp. 71. 
 
 Sold: Blanchard, 1898. levt mo, unct, 3.12. 
 
 211. BALLOU, ADIN. History of the Town of .Milford, 
 
 Worcester County (Mass.), from its First Settlement to 
 1881. In Two Parts. Part I, Strictly Historical. Part II,
 
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 Biographico-Genealogical Register. Published by the 
 
 Town. Boston: Franklin, Pr., Rami. Avery & Co., [882. 
 8vo, pp. xviii, 1 1 54. Folded map. 39 portraits and plal 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 3.50; Cable, 1882, 4.00; Cable, 1883, 
 3.62; Guild, 1887, 4.50; Libbie, 1896, 4.50; iyoo, hlf mo, 
 4.50; Bangs, 1S96, 4.00; Libbie, 1899, cl, 3.25; Anderson, 
 1903, hlf mo, 3.25; Stephens, 1904, hlf mo, 3.25. 
 
 212. BALLOU, MATURIN M. The new Eldorado: a summer 
 
 journey to Alaska. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 
 
 [889. 121110, pp. 12. 352. 
 
 213. BANCROFT, HUBERT HOWE. The Works of Hubert 
 
 Howe Bancroft. Vol. 15, History of The North Mexican 
 States and Texas. Vol 1, 1 531-1800. San Francisco: A. 
 L. Bancroft & Co., 1884. 8vo, pp. 48, 751. Vol. 2, San 
 Francisco History Co., 1889. 8vo, pp. 16, 814.* 
 
 214. . Vol. 17, History of Arizona and New Mexico, 1530- 
 
 1888. San Francisco: The History Co., 1889. 8vo, pp. 38. 
 829.* 
 
 215. . Vol. 18. History of California. Vol. 1. 1542-1800. 
 
 San Francisco : A. L. Bancroft Co., 1884. 8vo, pp. 88, 744. 
 Vol. 2, 1801-1824. San Francisco: 1885. 8vo, pp. 16, 795. 
 Vol. 3, 1825-1840. 1885. 8vo, pp. 15. 792. Vol. 4, 1840- 
 1845. 1885. 8vo, pp. 15. 786. Vol. 5. 1846-1848. San 
 Francisco: The History Co., 1886. 8vo, pp. 15. 784. Vol. 
 (..1848-1859. S. F. : The History Co., 1886. Pp. 11, 787. 
 Of whole series. Vols. i8-23. :: 
 
 216. . Vol. 25, History of Nevada, Colorado and Wyo- 
 ming, 1540- 1888. San Francisco: History Co., 1890. 8vo. 
 pp. 32, 828. 
 
 217. . Vol. 26. History of Utah, 1 540-1886. San Francisco: 
 
 The History Co., 1889. 8vo, pp. 47, 808.* 
 
 218. . Vol. 27, History of the Northwest Co~.st. Vol. 1. 
 
 1 543- 1 800. Vol. 2, 1 800- 1 846. San Francisco: The His- 
 tory Co.. 1884. 8vo, pp. 33, 735; 14. 7 68 -* 
 
 219. . Vol. 29, History of Oregon. Vol. I, 1 834- 1 848. San 
 
 Francisco: History Co., 1886. 8vo, pp. 39, 789. Vol 2. 
 1848-1S88. History Co., 1888. 8vo. pp. 15,808 
 
 
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 220. . Vol. 33, History of Alaska, 1730- 1885. San Fran- 
 cisco : A. L. Bancroft & Co., 1886. 8vo, pp. 38, 775.* 
 
 221. . Vol. 35, California Inter Pocula. San Francisco: 
 
 The History Co., 1888. 8vo, pp. 6, 828.* 
 
 222. . Vol. 36. California Pastoral, 1769-1848. San 
 
 Francisco: The History Co., 1888. 8vo, pp. 6, 808.* 
 
 223. . Vol. 36, Popular Tribunals. 2 vols. San Fran- 
 cisco: The History Co., 1887. 8vo, pp. 13, 749; 8, 772. 
 (Vols. 36, 37.)* 
 
 Only the works devoted to history are listed here. The volumes 
 on History of the Indian Trihes are omitted. 
 
 Volumes 15 and 16 deal mainly with Texas, although they include 
 chapters on the northern states of the Mexican confederation, viz., 
 Chihuahua, Durango, Sonora, and Sinaloa, together with the Mexican 
 Federal territory of Lower California. The four interesting stages 
 in the evolution of the Texan commonwealth during the present cen- 
 tury — (1) the period of discontent and rebellion, ending in secession 
 from Mexico; (2) the epoch of political independence; (3) the an- 
 nexation to the United Slates, the war with Mexico, the relatively 
 slow development of the country under the slavery regime; and (4,) 
 the amazing growth of the State in wealth and population resulting 
 from the abolition of slavery and the inflow of white emigrants — are 
 fully delineated. The book is especially full of biographical data. — 
 Annual Amer. Cat. 
 
 Volume 17 is an important volume. It is full of original data 
 by Mr. Bancroft. 
 
 He has consulted the Santa Fe archives, and has had access to 
 rich stores of the most important documentary records from Spain 
 and Mexico: and he has been specially fortunate in being able to 
 utilize, practically for the first time, the works of Villagra and several 
 important documents bearing on Onate's conquest. "Nowhere in my 
 work." the author claims, "have I been able to correct more erroneous 
 statements, fill more historical saps. or. except in the matter of 
 minute details, to supplv in comparison with preceding writers more 
 new matter." The result has been a condensed yet cxceedin°ly com- 
 prehensive record of all that is historically valuable in the history of 
 what may be considered the most interesting nortion of the Pacific 
 United States, or, perhaps, of the whole republic. 
 
 In volume 25 the author has grouped together the history o»f 
 what are commonly termed the silver and centennial states, including 
 also the partially intervening territory of Wyoming, which, with 
 Utah and southern Idaho, whose annals are given in other volumes, 
 form the central division of our Pacific coast domain, extending east- 
 ward from California to the limits of the field occupied by this series. 
 The region described is the most romantic thus far touched upon, 
 being full of natural wonders, with a climate and configuration, a 
 mountain, lake, and river system, a fauna and flora, a geology and 
 mineralogy, all of them peculiar and distinct. The most interesting 
 portion of the volume naturally is the account of the discovery and 
 development of the mineral resources of this section, in particular the 
 Comstock lode, the yield of which has reached fabulous figures. In
 
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 preparing the material for this volume the author has consulted in 
 addition to the printed books and periodicals and public documents, a 
 large number of valuable manuscripts furnished by the actors in the 
 
 scenes which thej describe. As usual, a full list of authorities con- 
 sulted, and a good index is included. 
 
 In volume 26, the history of Utah, we find the history of Mor- 
 nionism. The origin of this peculiar people, the rise and progress of 
 their peculiar doctrines, are related in this volume with more fulness 
 and fairness than probably by any previous writer. Following the 
 plan adopted from the first in his historical series, Mr. Bancroft has 
 given serious consideration to both ides of the question. The story 
 as told in the text is from the Mormon standpoint, and base 1 entirelj 
 upon Mormon authorities, while in the notes, running side by ^ i • 1 ■ ■ 
 with the subject-matter in the text, is given in full all the anti 
 Mormon arguments and counter-statements. The story is rich in 
 light and shade — in moving incidents, intolerance, crime, persecution, 
 lawlessness, and deeds of vengeance. In the estimate of Brjgham 
 Young's character, it will surprise readers to find he is not set down 
 either as a knave or a hypocrite — "if a bad man, he was still a great 
 man, and the evil that he did was done with an honest purpose." 
 Chapters are devoted to the commerce, agriculture, stock-raising, 
 manufactures and mining of Utah, also to its political, educational, 
 and social institutions. 27 pages of authorities. 
 
 Volume 29 is devoted to an account of the effect of the California 
 gold discovery in Oregon; Lane's administration; the administration 
 of Gaines ; discovery of gold in Oregon ; Indian affairs ; surveys and 
 town-making; land laws and land titles; politics and progress; the 
 Rogue river war; legislation, mining, and settlement; government 
 and general development; further In Han wars; extermination of the 
 Indians; Oregon becomes a state; the Shoshone war; the Modoc 
 war, etc., etc. 
 
 224. . History of the Pacific States of North America. 
 
 Vol. 26. Washington, Idaho and Montana, 1845-1889. 
 San Francisco, Cal. : The History Co., 1890. 8vo, pp. 26, 
 836. Maps.* 
 
 Sold: Bancroft. 1900, cl, 7 vols., 7.70; Bancroft, 7 vols, 1890, 
 Libbie, 1902, 7.35. 
 
 225. BANG, THEODORE. The Mysteries of Papermill Village. 
 
 Alstead, Papermill Village: 1845. 8vo. 
 
 "One of the rarest N. H. local pamphlets, almost unknown to 
 collectors." Manson. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, hlf roan, 11.00. 
 
 226. BANKS, A. BLEECKER. Albany Bicentennial; Historical 
 
 Memoirs. 1686-1886. Albany :" Banks & Brothers. 1888. 
 8vo, pp. 461.* 
 
 227. BANKS, DR. C. E. A True Relation concerning the Estate 
 
 of New England. 1634. With Notes by Dr. C. E. Banks. 
 Boston: 1886. 4to, pp. 15.
 
 44 BARIiE MARBOIS. 
 
 228. BANTA, D. D. A Historical Sketch of Johnson County, 
 
 Indiana. Chicago: 1881. 8vo, pp. 170. 
 
 229. BANVARD. JOSEPH. Plymouth and the Pilgrims; or In- 
 
 cidents of Adventure in the History of the First Settlers. 
 Boston: Gould & Lincoln, 1851 and 1853. i8mo, pp. 288. 
 Illustrations.* 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.00; Cable, 1883, 1853 ed., 12 cts. ; 
 Henkels, 1902, 40 cts. 
 
 230. . Tragic Scenes in the History of Maryland and the 
 
 Old French War. With an Account of various Interest- 
 ing and Contemporaneous Events which occurred in the 
 Early Settlement of America. Boston : Gould & Lincoln, 
 1856. i8mo, pp. 239. Illustrated. 
 
 Sold: Cable. 1882, 1.37; Cable, 1883, 50 cts. 
 
 231. BARBE-MARBOIS, FRANCOIS. Histoire de la Louisiane 
 
 et de la cession de cette colonie par la France aux Etats- 
 Unis de l'Amerique Septentrionale ; precedee d'un dis- 
 cours sur la constitution et le gouvernement des Etats- 
 Unis. Par M. Barbe-Marbois, avec une carte relative a 
 l'etendue des pays cedes. Paris : Firmin Didot, 1829. 8vo, 
 3 p. 1.. pp. 485. Portrait and Map. 
 
 As the commissioner appointed by Bonaparte to represent France 
 in the Preliminary negotiations with the United States Barbe-Marbois 
 was well qualified to be historian of the event; and his book has 
 proved the general source of information about it. The vividness of 
 its style quickens the usual tedium of diplomatic negotiations into a 
 real dramatic interest, which culminates in the cession as a climax 
 rather than a result. 
 
 Sold: Fisher, 1866, elf. 1.25: Libbie. 1904. hlf mo. 4.50. 
 
 232. . The History of Louisiana, particularly of the Ces- 
 sion of that Colony to the United States of America; with 
 an Introductory Lssay on the Constitution and Govern- 
 ment of the United States. Trans, from the French by 
 an American Citizen (Wm. Beach Lawrence). Philadel- 
 phia: Carey & Lea, 1830. 8vo, pp. xviii, 15-455 (1)-* 
 
 Sold: Deane. 1898, mo, gilt. 3.50: Brinley. 1881, 2.00; Cable. 
 1882, bds, unct, 3.50; Roche. 1867, bds, unct, 1.50; Bangs, 
 Merwin, 1865, t .75 : Waterbury 1895, 2.12; Henkels, 1900, 
 2. to: Barlow. 1890. hlf mo, 6.00; Child, 1882, bds, unct.
 
 BARBER. 45 
 
 portr. of Marbois inserted, 2.87; Menzies, 1876, levt mo, 
 git, by Matthews, unct, 5 illus. inserted, 5.75; Bourquin, 
 1894, bds, unct, 1.30; Field, 1875, 3.00; Hcnkels, 1903, hlf 
 elf, 3.25; A. G. Greene, 1869, 1.75; Guild, 1887, hlf shp, 
 2.75; Anderson, 1905, bds, unct, stamp erased from title, 
 3.00; Henkels, 1904, shp, 6.25. 
 
 233. BARBER, JOHN WARNER. Historical Collections. 
 
 being a | General Collection of Interesting Facts, Tradi- 
 tions, I Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes, &c, | relating 
 
 to the J History and Antiquities | of | Every Town in 
 Massachusetts, | with | Geographical Descriptions. | Illus- 
 trated by 200 Engravings. | By John Warner Barber. 
 Author of Connecticut Historical Collections, Elements 
 of General His- | tory, &c. | .. | Worcester: | Published 
 by Dorr, Howland & Co., 1839. Crown 8vo, pp. Frontisp. 
 (1), (1), iii, viii, 9-624. Map. Verso of title p. is "Printed 
 by M. Spooner and H. J. Howland." Editions in 1840, 
 1841. -f- Worcester: Warren Lazell, 1844. Pp. 631. Map. 
 + 1848. Folding map of Massachusetts. Frontispiece of 
 City of Boston.* 
 
 Sold: 1839 ed. : Rice, 1870, old elf, 5.50; Woodward. 1869, 
 elf, 2.25; Livermore, 1894, 4.25; Bangs. 1894, 4.25: Man- 
 son, 1899, 4.00; Cable, 1883, 1840 ed.. 2.y^; Child, 1882, 
 5.00; J. G. Smith, 1883, 4.75; Libbie. 1901, 3.25; Whit- 
 more, 1902, 1.25; Clogston, 1875, 2.87; Bangs, 1901, hlf 
 mo, git, 4.50; Morris, 1899, elf, 3.10: Patterson, 3.00; Lib- 
 bie, 1901, 3.25; Deane, 1898, 3.2?; Balcom, 1901, 6.00: 
 Massie, 1905. shp, 4.00; Bangs, 1898, 8.50: Blanchard. 
 1898, 3.50; Bangs, 1897, 3.25; Terry, 1889, 1.50; 1841 ed. : 
 Henkels, 1902, broken. 1.30; Bangs, 1901, shp, 3.38; Bangs, 
 1901, 3.50; Libbie, 1898, shp, 4.75; Guild, 1887, 4.25; Lib- 
 bie, 1901,4.75; Murphy, 1884,3.25; 1844 ed. : Bangs, Mer- 
 win, 1865, 1.63; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 3.12; Bourquin, 1894, 
 2.10; Brinley, 1879, 6.00; Bushnell, 1883, 1848 ed., 4.00; 
 Cable, 1882, 1848 ed., 3.75. 
 
 234. . Connecticut Historical Collections, containing a 
 
 General Collection of Interesting Facts, Traditions. Bio- 
 graphical Sketches, Anecdotes. &c, relating to the His- 
 tory and Antiquities of every Town in Connecticut, with 
 Geographical Descriptions. Illus. by 200 Engravings. 
 New Haven: Durrie & Peck, 1836. 8vo, pp. 568. -f Sec-
 
 46 BARBER. 
 
 ond Edition. New Haven : Durrie & Peck and J. W. Bar- 
 ber (1846). 8vo, pp. 576. Map. 
 
 Sold: 1836 ed. : Brinley, 1879, 3.50; Dunbar, 1892, 5.50; 
 West, 1889, 2d ed., 1.12; Manson, 1899, 5.25; Cable, 1882, 
 3.87; Cable, 1882, 1856 ed., 4.00; Cable, 1883, 3.50; M. D. 
 Gilman, 1884, 3.12; Bourquin, 1894, 4.00; Bourquin, 1894, 
 2.80; Hoffmann, 1877, 3.25; Donnelly, 1894, 4.00; Libbie, 
 1898, shp, 4.00; Rogers, 1896, 3.50; Morris, 1899, 4.00; 
 Cooley, 1866, 2.00; Leonard, 1875, 5.00; Bangs, Merwin, 
 1865, 1.50; Wickham, 1895, 3- 2 5 ; Be U> 1895, 4.50; Jill- 
 son, 1896, 4.30; Patterson, 1896, 4.00; Forster, 1896, 
 3.75 ; Guild, 1887, shp, 4.25 ; Clogston, 1875, 3.00 ; Bangs, 
 1901, hlf mo, 7.50; Libbie, 1900, shp, 4.25; Libbie, 1899, 
 4.00; Clogston, 1899, shp, 5.00; Bangs, 1900, hlf mo. 4.25 : 
 Anderson, 1903, shp, 4.00; Devine, 1904, shp, 4.25; 
 1838 ed. : Blanchard, 1898, 4.50; Davenport, 1896, 7.12; 
 Libbie, 1902, 5.50; Murphy, 1884, 6.00; Deane, 1898, 
 5.12; Baxter, 1898, 4.75; Harris, 1896, 3.10; 1846 ed. : Co- 
 burn, 1895, 4.10; Mitchell, 1891, bd. by Pawson & Nichol- 
 son, hlf mo, git, 8.25; Field, 1875, 4.25; Proud, 1903, 3.00; 
 Eames, 1905, orig. elf, 5.00 (1837) ; Anderson, 1903, old 
 elf, 4.25 ; Manson, 1904, 6.00. 
 
 235. . History and Antiquities of New Haven from its 
 
 Earliest Settlement to the Present Time. Collected and 
 Compiled from the most Authentic Sources. New Haven : 
 J. W. Barber, 1831. 121110, pp. 120. Map, six Plates, col- 
 ored, and Woodcuts, plain. + 1846. 
 
 Barber and Punderson. Contains view of New Ha n and 
 
 Fort Hale, Battle 1 t I. ;inj ton, etc. 
 
 Sold: Ed. 1831 : Murphy, 1S84, 2.63; Bangs, Merwin & 
 Co., 1865, 1. 12; Deane. hlf elf, 1898, 3.50; Rice, 1870, 
 hlf elf, git, 4.75; Thornton, 1878, 1.55; Brinley, 1879, 
 4.00; Brinley, 1893, 3.12; Bushnell, 1883, git, unct, 17 
 plates inserted, 4.25; Brayton Ives, 1891, unct, 5.00: Man- 
 son, 1899, 3.50; Cable, 1882, 1.75; Child. 1882, 3.12; Bour- 
 quin, 1894, 1.60; A. G. Greene, 1869, 2.38; Guild, 1887, 
 2.50; Lockwood, 1902, cl, 3.00; Anderson. 1003. 4.00; Dar- 
 rah, 1904, cl, 4.25 ; Anderson, 1904. cl, 3.00; Manson, 1904, 
 hlf 1110, git, unct, 4.50. 
 
 236. BARBER, JOHN WARNER; PUNDERSON, LEMUEL 
 
 S. History and Antiquities of New Haven, Conn., from
 
 BARBER. 47 
 
 its earliest settlement to the present time. With Bio- 
 graphical Sketches and Statistical Information of the Pub- 
 lic Institutions, &c, &c. Second Edition. New Haven: 
 1856. 121110, pp. 180. 5 Plates and numerous Woodcuts. 
 
 Sold: Bushnell, 1883, extra illus., hlf mo, 4.25; Manson, 1899, 
 hlf mo, git, by R. W. Smith, extra illus. by 22 plates, 7.25 ; 
 Child, 1882, 1856 cd., 3.00; Henkels. 1900, 2.30; Cable, 
 1882, 1.63; Hoffmann. 1877, 2.50; Davenport, 1896. 2.75; 
 Manson, 1904, cl, 3.50. 
 
 237. . History and Antiquities, &c. 3d edition, revised 
 
 and enlarged. New Haven: 1870. i2mo. Map and Illus. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 2.00; Cable, 1882, 2.00; Bourquin, 1894, 
 70 cts. ; Clogston, 1875, 1.38. 
 
 238. BARBER, J. W. ; HOWE, HENRY. Historical Collections 
 
 of the State of New Jersey, containing a General Collec- 
 tion of the most interesting Facts, Traditions, Biographi- 
 cal Sketches. Anecdotes, &c, relating to its History and 
 Antiquities, with Geographical Descriptions of every 
 Township in the State. Illustrated by 120 Engravings. 
 Newark: Benj. Olds, for Justus H. Bradley, 1844. 8vo, 
 pp. 512. + Editions in 1845, 1846, 1847, 1852, 1857, [861, 
 1866, 1868* 
 
 Sold: Ed. 184 \: Bell, 1895. 3.10; Lawrence, 1896, 4.25; Ran- 
 dall, 1901, 3.25: Munoz, 1S97, 3.50; Bangs, 1897, 3::-' 
 Rons. 1897, 3.00: Henkels, 1900, 3.50; Henkels, 1901. 2.50: 
 Miller & Bancker, slip, 1898, 3.50; Bangs, 1902, shp, 3.50; 
 Hurst. 1004- shp, 3.00; Henkels, 1905. hlf mo, 4.25; Dun- 
 bar, 1892, 3.00; Terry. 1889, 3.25; Bushnell, 1883. 2.75: 
 Bushnell, 1883, unbd, unct, extra illus.. 5.25; 1845 ed., 
 Libbie, 1897, 3.75; Murphy, 1845 ed., 1884, 5.00; Wood- 
 ward, 1S69, 1857 ed., 4.00: Vroom, 1882. 1846 ed., shp, 
 2.75; Manson, 1899, 1868 ed., 3.75; Cable, 1883, 2.75; 
 Bourquin, 1894. 1868 ed.. 2.10; M. D. Gilman, 1884. 1868 
 ed., 2.38; Bourquin, 1894, .Newark, i860 ed., 2.20; Law- 
 rence, 1896, 4.25: Proud. 1903, 1861 ed., 3.50; Guild. 1887, 
 1868 ed., 4.00; Clogston, 1875. 2.38; Anderson. [903, 1861 
 ed., roan, 3.10; Hoffmann, 1877, 1857 ed.. 3.25. 
 
 239. . Historical Collections of the State of New York ; 
 
 containing a General Collection of the most Interesting
 
 48 BARBER. 
 
 Facts, Traditions, Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes, &c, 
 relating to its History and Antiquities, with Geographical 
 Descriptions of every Township in the State. Illus. by 
 230 Wood Engravings. Xew York: 1841. 8vo, pp. 608. 
 + 1842. + 1844. Pp. 616. + 1845.* 
 
 240. . Pictorial History of the State of New York. Coop- 
 
 erstown, 1846. 4- The Same. New York: Published for 
 the Author, Clark, Austin & Co., 185 1. 8vo, pp. 409. 
 Chronological Table. 8 unnumbered pages. 4- 1854. 
 
 Sold: 1841 ed. : Brinley, 1880, 4.25; Wood, 1895, 3.00; Law- 
 rence, 1896, 3.00; Terry, 1889, 3.50; Murphy, 1884, 4.25; 
 Baxter, 1898, 3.00; Bangs, 1902, 3.25; Bangs, 1898, 3.25; 
 Bushnell, 1883, extra ills., 2.25; Barber, 1842, 2.25; Bour- 
 quin, 1894, 1.60; Morris, 1899, slip, 3.00; Libbie, 1898, 
 3.25; Manson, 1898, 3.75; Bourquin, 1894, 2.40; Anderson, 
 1904, mo, git, 8.75; Weeks, 1902, 3.60; Donnelly, 1894. 
 4.50 ; Libbie, 1900, 3.75 ; 1842 ed. : Bangs, 1897, 4.00 ; Hunt- 
 ington, 1905, shp, 3.00; 1844 ed. : Bangs, Merwin & Co., 
 1865, 1.62; Fisher, 1868, 5.50; Barlow, 1890, elf, 9.00; M. 
 D. Gilman, 1884, 3.00; 1845 e d. : Bangs, 1894, 3.25; Mon- 
 tayne, 1898, 4.50; Menzies, 1S76, hlf elf, 5.25; Hoffmann, 
 1877, 2.75; Cooke, 1883, 3.25; Leonard, 1875, 5.00; 1854 
 ed. : Cable, 1883, 6.00; 1846 ed. : Pictorial History: Cable, 
 1882, 4.00; Clogston, 1875, 2.00. 
 
 241. BARBER, JOHN WARNER. The History and Antiquities 
 
 of New England, Xew York, Xew Jersey, and Pennsylva- 
 nia, Embracing the following Subjects, viz.: Discoveries 
 and Settlements — Indian History — Indian, French, and 
 Revolutionary Wars — Religious Plistory — Biographical 
 Sketches — Anecdotes, Traditions, Remarkable and Unac- 
 countable Occurrences, with a great Variety of curious 
 and interesting relics of Antiquity. Illustrated by numer- 
 ous Engravings. Worcester: Dorr, Howland & Co., 1841. 
 : "■ PP- 5?6- + The Same. Hartford: 1842, 1844, 1846, 
 iS 47. 'Portland : 1848 + 1854. 4- Third Edition. 1 lart- 
 f< rd : Allyn S. Stillman & Son. 1856. 8vo. pp. 8, 62 
 Sold [841 ed. : Rice, 1870. git, roan, 3.62: Brinley, 1878, silk, 
 git. 2~- ? ; Manson. 1899, 2.25; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 2.50; 
 Libbie, tQOi, 2.50; Donnelly, 1804. 4 1 -: Bangs, Merwin, 
 [865, 3.00; [844 ed.: Bangs. 1903, slip. 5.20; 1846 ed.: 
 Bangs, [903, shp, 3.25: 1847 ed.: Cable. 1883, 1.00; 1848
 
 BARGERT. 49 
 
 ed. : Pangs, 1901, leath, 3.00; Manson, 1899, 2.25; M. D. 
 Gilman, 1884, 2.12; Bourquin, 1894, 1.80; Guild, [887, em- 
 boss mo, 2.50; Clogston, 1875, 2.00; Bangs, 1901, lilf mo, 
 3-25- 
 
 242. . All the Western States and Territories, From the 
 
 the Alleghanies to the Pacific, and From the Lakes to the 
 Gulf, containing Their History from the Earliest Times, 
 with Local History, Incidents of Pioneer Life, Military 
 Events, Biographical Sketches; combined with full Geo- 
 graphical Descriptions of the different States, Territories, 
 Cities, Towns; the whole being illustrated by 240 Engrav- 
 ings, presenting views of the Cities and Principal Towns. 
 Public Buildings and Monuments, Battle Fields, Historic 
 Localities, Natural Curiosities, &c, principally from draw- 
 ings taken on the spot by the Authors. Cincinnati : 
 Howe's Subscription Book Concern, 1868. 8vo, pp. 11, 
 733-* 
 
 243. BARBOUR, G. M. Florida for Tourists, Invalids and Set- 
 
 tlers: containing practical Information regarding Climate, 
 Soil and Productions ; Cities, Towns and People ; the 
 Culture of the Orange and other Tropical Fruits ; Farm- 
 ing and Gardening; Scenery and Resorts; Sports; Routes 
 of Travel, &c. New York : Appleton & Co., 1882. i2mo, 
 pp. 310. Illustrated. 
 
 "The writer of this book had special facilities for learning all 
 about Florida, first as correspondent of the Chicago Times, when he 
 accompanied General Grant on his tour through the State in 1880, 
 and afterwards in a long residence there, when he engaged in a voca- 
 tion which required him to visit all its most prominent places: the 
 present volume is therefore the result of personal observation and 
 study, and designed to be practical and accurate; is not written in 
 the interests of any corporal inn. speculative scheme, or special local- 
 ity, but for Florida entire." I'ubl. Weekly. 
 
 244. BAREIS, GEORGE FREDERIC. History of Madison 
 
 Township, including Groveport and Canal 'Winchester, 
 Franklin County, Ohio. Canal Winchester, O. : G. F. 
 Bareis, 1902. 121110, pp. 8, 515. Plates. Portrait. Fold- 
 ing maps. 
 
 245. BARGERT, JACOB. An Account of the Aboriginal In- 
 
 habitants of the Californian Peninsula. Translated by 
 Charles Rati. Washington : 1869. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892. 3.25.
 
 5<D BARNES. 
 
 246. BARKER, JAMES M. Sketches of the Primitive Settle- 
 
 ments on the River Delaware. A Discourse delivered 
 before the Society for the Commemoration of the Landing 
 of William Perm, On the 24th of Oct., 1827. Published by 
 Request of the Society. Philadelphia: Carey, Lea & 
 Carey, 1827. 8vo, pp. 62. 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 5.00; Rice, 1870, hlf brown mo, por- 
 traits and plates inserted, 5.00. 
 
 247. BARNARD, DANIEL D. A Discourse on The Life Serv- 
 
 ices and Character of Stephen Van Rensselaer; delivered 
 before The Albany Institute, April 15, 1839. With an 
 Historical Sketch of the Colony and Manor of Rensselaer- 
 wyck in an Appendix. Albany: Hoffman & White, 1839. 
 8vo, pp. 144.* 
 
 248. BARNARD, J. G. Centennial Celebration of the Town of 
 
 Sheffield, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, June 18 and 
 19, 1876. By Secretaries of the Committee appointed by 
 the Town. Historical Address by J. G. Barnard. Shef- 
 field : 1876. 8vo, pp. 103. 
 
 249. BARNES, EMILY R. Narratives, Traditions and Personal 
 
 Reminiscences connected with the Early History of the 
 Bellows Family and of the Village of Walpole, N. H. 
 Boston : 1888. 8vo. Portraits and Plates. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 2.75. 
 
 250. BARNES, FRANCIS. The Story of Houlton from Public 
 
 Records, and from the Experiences of its Founders, their 
 Descendants and Associates to the Present Time. Also 
 Announcements. Houlton, Me.: Will H. Smith, Pub- 
 lisher and Printer, 1889. 121110, n. pp. (pp. 130). 
 
 The cover lias the title "Houlton Souvenir, Christmas, 1890," and 
 there is a vignette map. Williamson. 
 
 251. BARNES, ISAAC O. An Address delivered at Bedford. 
 
 Xew Hampshire, on the One Hundredth Anniversary of 
 the Incorporation of the Town, May 19th, 1850. Boston: 
 Printed by Alfred Mudge, 1850. Pp. 45.* 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 1.12.
 
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 252. . Address delivered at the Centennial Celebration of 
 
 the Town of Bedford, N. H., May 19, 1850. Manchester: 
 1851. 8vo, pp. 35. 
 
 253. BARNES, WILLIAM. The Settlement and Early History 
 
 of Albany. A Prize Essay, delivered before the Young 
 Men's Association, December 26, 1850. Albany: Gould, 
 Banks & Gould, 1851. 8vo, pp. 25.* 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 25 cts. ; Henkels, 1901, 40 cts. 
 
 254. . The Settlement and Early History of Albany. Al- 
 bany, N. Y. : J. Munsell, 1864. 8vo, pp. 100. Title in red 
 and black. Plate and 3 plans. 250 copies printed.* 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 1.75; Rice, 1870, hlf crown mo, git, 
 unct, by Bradstreet, 2.50; Woodward, 1869, 37 cts.; Liver- 
 more, 1894, 87 cts.; Hoffmann, 1877, 50 cts.; Roche, 1867, 
 62 cts.; Boardman, 1883, 15 cts.; Holbrow, 1892, paper, 
 70 cts.; Bushnell, 1883, extra illus., 60 cts.; Hoffmann. 
 1877, 25 cts.; Cooke, 1883, 2.75; same sale, unct, 62 cts.; 
 Deane, 1898, 50 cts. ; Guild, 1887, pap, unct, 50 cts. 
 
 255. BARR, CAPT. JAMES. A Correct and Authentic Narra- 
 
 tive of the Indian War in Florida, with a description of 
 Maj. Dade's Massacre. New York: J. Narine, 1834. 
 i2mo, pp. 32. + New York: 1836. 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, 1836 ed., 6.00. 
 
 256. BARRETT, WALTER. The Old Merchants of New York. 
 
 By Walter Barrett, Clerk. Their private history and how 
 they made their money. New York: Carleton, 1863. 
 i2mo, pp. 452. Index, 453-472. + Second Series, 1863. 
 i2mo, pp. 406. -f- Third Series, 1864. i2mo, pp. 351. + 
 Fourth Series, 1866. i2mo, pp. 255. -f- Fifth Series. 1869. 
 i2mo. pp. 304. -f- The Same, New York: M. Doolady, 
 1870. 3 vols. i2mo, pp. (6), 9-472 ; (6), 9-406; (2), 5-255 ; 
 (4), 9-35i; (2), 5-308. + 1872.* 
 
 The edition of 1S70 was published without the plates. The book 
 is devoted to an account of the early social and business life of New 
 York City, personal history, family disputes, etc. There is an index 
 of names of prominent merchants. Walter Barrett is a pseudonym 
 for Joseph A. Scoville. 
 
 257. BARROWS, WILLIAM. Oregon. The Struggle for Pos- 
 
 session. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1884. i2mo, 
 pp. viii, 363. Map. American Commonwealth Series.*
 
 52 BARUY. 
 
 258. BARRUS, HIRAM. History of Goshen, Mass., from its 
 
 First Settlement in 1761 to 1881, with Family Sketches. 
 With an Account of the Centennial Anniversary, June 22, 
 1881. Boston: 1881. 8vo, pp. 261. Albertype portraits 
 and Plates. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 3.10; Cable, 1882, 1.63; J. G. Smith, 
 1883, 2.50; Guild, 1887, 2.25; Cable, 1883, 2.75. 
 
 259. BARRY, JOHN STETSON. A Historical Sketch of the 
 
 Town of Hanover, Mass., with Family Genealogies. Bos- 
 ton : Samuel G. Drake, 1853. 8vo, pp. 448. Woodcuts. 
 Published for the Author. From page 200 to p. 448 Town 
 Genealogies which are very extensive ; facsimile plate of 
 Bailey Family Coat of Arms.* 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1897, hlf slip, 8.00; Murphy, 1884, 1.75 ; Deane, 
 1898, cl, 10.00; Woodward, 1869, 1.00; Brinley, 1879, 3.25; 
 Cable, 1882, 2.50; Bushnell, 1883, 3.00; Cable, 1883, 1.87; 
 Manson, 1899, 14.50; Thornton, 1878, 3.70; Child, 1882, 
 4.00; J. G. Smith, 1883, 4.50; Stephens, 1904, cl, 8.00; Hoff- 
 mann, 1877, 1.87; Shurtleff, 1875, 1.50; Henkels, 1902, 
 5.25; Guild, 1887, 5.00; Clogston, 1875, 1.50; Fifth Ave. 
 Auction Co., 1900, 4.75; Bangs, 1901, 4.25; Brooks, 1898. 
 8.50 : Libbie, 1902, 8.75 ; Bartlett, 1903, cl, 8.00. 
 
 260. . The History of Massachusetts : Vol I, Colonial 
 
 Period. Vol II, Provincial Period. Vol. Ill, The Com- 
 monwealth Period. 3 vols. Boston : Phillips, Sampson 
 & Co., 1855-7. 8vo, pp. xii, 516; xii, 514; xii, 468.* 
 
 See N. Am. Rev., 35, 266. 
 Sold: Coburn, 1895. 3.30; Libbie. 1896, 3.37: Libbie, 1896. 
 4.12; Libbie, 1897, 3.00; Terry, 2.70; Deane, 1898, 3.00; 
 Carruth. 1898, 4.87; Cable, 1883, 3.00; J. G. Smith, 1883. 
 3.75; Rice, 1870, cl, 4.50; Boardman, 1883, 2.10; Knapp, 
 1905, cl, 3.00; Rogers, 1900, 5.40; Livermore, 1894, 3.00; 
 Balcom. iqoi, 3.37; Fisher, 1866, 6.00; Livermore, 1894. 
 2.63; Cable, 1882, bds, unct, 6.00; Brinley, 1879, 7.13; 
 Bushnell, 1883. 3.36; French and Chubbuck, 1904, cl, 4.87; 
 Manson, 1899, 4.50; Child, 1882, 3.00; Child, 1882, 3 vols., 
 2.25 ; Cressy, 1903, cl, 3.15 ; Manson. 1904, bds, unct, portr. 
 inserted, 4.50; Bourquin, 1894, 3.30; Shurtleff, 1875, 4.86; 
 Harold Peirce, 1903, 3.30; Field, 1875, 1.62; Guild, 1887, 
 1.87; Clogston, 1875, 3.00; Bangs, 1901, 3.45; Brooks,
 
 BARSTOW. 5 3 
 
 1898, 3.75 ; Perry, 1899, 3.00; Lincoln, 1901, 4.50; Libbie, 
 1902, 3.12; May, 1903, cl, 4.65. 
 
 261. BARRY, JOSEPH (JOSEPHUS, JR.). The Annals of 
 
 Harper's Ferry, from the Establishment of the National 
 Armory in 1794 to the Present Time, 1869. With Anec- 
 dotes of Harper's Ferrians. Hagerstown : Dechert & 
 Co., 1869. 8vo, pp. 64. -|- Second Edition, Martinsburg, 
 W. Va. : 1872. 8vo. 
 
 262. BARRY, T. A.; PATTEN, B. A. Men and Memories of 
 
 San Francisco in the "Spring of 50." San Francisco: 
 1873. 121110, pp. 295. -f- The same, 1883. 
 
 263. BARRY, WILLIAM. A History of Framingham, Massa- 
 
 chusetts, including the Plantation from 1640 to the Pres- 
 ent Time, with an Appendix, containing a Notice of Sud- 
 bury and its First Proprietors ; also, a Register of the 
 Inhabitants of Framingham before 1800, with Genealogi- 
 cal Sketches. Boston : James Monroe & Co., 1847. 8vo, 
 pp. iv, 456. 
 
 Sold: Child, 1882, shts, folded, 3.12; Cable, 1883. 1.75; J. G. 
 Smith, 1883, 2.25; Libbie, 1901. 3.50; Hoffmann, 1877, 
 2.75; Guild, 1887, hlf mo, git, unct, 5.00; Whitmore, 1902, 
 4.00; Clogston, 1875, bds, unct, 1.62; Morris, 1899, 3.12; 
 Clogston. 1899, 3-°°: Libbie, 1901, 3.50; Whitmore, 1902, 
 cl, 4.00 ; Bartlett, 1903, cl, 3.00 ; Balcom, 1901, 3.25 ; Libbie, 
 1897, 3.25 ; Cable, 1882, bds, unct, 3.25 ; Murphy, 1884, 
 1.75; Deane, 1898, 4.75; Woodward, 1869, 3.50; Shurtleff, 
 1875, 1.50; Brinley, 1879, 7.75; Henkels, 1900, 4.50; Bush- 
 nell, 1883. 1.25; S. L. Boardman, 1883. 2.00; Barlow, 1890, 
 3.00; Anderson. 1903, cl, unct, 3.00; Manson, 1899, 3.50. 
 
 264. BARSTOW, GEORGE. The History of New Hampshire 
 
 from its Discovery, in 1614, to the Passage of the Tolera- 
 tion Act, in 1819. Concord, N. H.: I. S. Boyd, June 4, 
 1842. 8vo, pp. iv, 456. Errata, 1 slip. Portraits. + Sec- 
 ond Edition, Boston : Little, Brown & Co., Jan. 20, 1853. 
 8vo. pp. iv, 456.* 
 
 Sold: Ed. 1842: Balcom, 1901, 1st ed., 3.25; Fisher, 1866, 1st 
 ed., 1. 12; Brinley, 1879, 2.00; Cable, 1882, 2.00; Barlow, 
 1890, mor, 3.75; Manson, 1899, 3.25; Cable, 1883, 1.30;
 
 54 BARTLETT. 
 
 Bourquin, 1894, 1.00; Anderson, 1903, hlf mo, git, 3.00; 
 Anderson, 1904, Barlow copy, elf, 3.10; French and 
 Chubbuck, 1904, slip, broken, 3.00; 1853 ed. : Waterbury, 
 l8 95> i-75; Boardman, 1883, 1.50; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 
 1.50; Bourquin, 1894, 1.60; Cooke, 1883, 1.75; A. G. 
 Greene, 1869. 1.50; Guild, 1887, 2.25; Clogston, 1875, 2.00; 
 Child. 1882, 2.75. 
 
 265. BARTLETT, CHARLES H.; LYON, RICH. H. La Salle 
 
 in the Valley of St. Joseph ; An Historical Fragment. 
 South Bend, Ind. : Tribune Printing Co., 1899. i2mo, pp. 
 118. Illustrated. 
 
 A sketch of La Salle's visit to the valley, two hundred and 
 twenty-five years ago. 
 
 266. BARTLETT, ELLEN STRONG. Historical Sketches of 
 
 New Haven. Stamford, Ct. : Publ. by the Author, Ellen 
 Strong Bartlett, 1897. Folio, pp. 498. Also, New Haven : 
 Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor, 1897.* 
 
 Reprint of papers that appeared in The Connecticut Quarterly 
 and The New England Magazine. Profusely illustrated. 
 
 267. BARTLETT, JOSIAH. An Historical Sketch of Charles- 
 
 town, in the County of Middlesex, and Commonwealth of 
 Massachusetts. Read to an Assembly of Citizens at the 
 opening of Washington Hall, Nov. 16, 1813, and after- 
 wards prepared, with notes, for the Massachusetts His- 
 torical Society. Printed in its Collections, Series 2, Vol. 
 2, pp. 163-184. (1814.) 
 
 Reprinted with same type (without change, even in a few 
 evident errors), with a title page added, worded as above to "1813," 
 and a preface of six lines: Inscribed to the Citizens of C. Boston: 
 John Eliot. 1814. Svo, pp. 24. 
 
 This pamphlet is now rare, especially in Charlestown. A recent 
 sale catalogue holds one at $10.00. Reprint in 1880. larger paper. 
 
 Sold: Reprint, 1814, Balcom, 1901, 2.25; Cable, 1883, 45 cts. ; 
 Manson. 1899, 1st ed., 1.00; Manson, reprint, 60 cts. 
 
 268. BARTLETT, JOHN RUSSELL. Personal Narrative of 
 
 Exploration and Incidents in Texas, New Mexico, Cali- 
 fornia, Sonora and Chihuahua. Connected with the U. S. 
 and Mexican Boundary Commission during the years 
 1850, 1851, 1852 and 1853. In 2 vols., with Map and Illus- 
 trations. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1854. 8vo, half 
 title, pp. xxii, 506; half title, xvii, 624.*
 
 BARTLETT. 5 5 
 
 Republished with tliis imprint: London: George Routledge & 
 Co. 1854. And with this title: American Exploring Expedition, ;> 
 Personal Narrative, etc. Sabin. 
 
 Frontispiece of v. 1, Fort Yuma; of v. 2, Ruins Casas Grande. 
 Folding Plates. Lithographic illustrations. 
 
 Sold: Bangs, [898, 3.50; Baxter, 1898, 3.20; Bourquin, 1894, 
 1856 ed., 1.50; Donnelly, 1894, hlf mo, 5.50; Bangs, 1894, 
 London ed.. cl, 4.00 ; Huntington, 1905, cl, unct, 4.25 ; Lib- 
 bie, 1905, cl, 4.20. 
 
 269. . Records of the Colony of Rhode Island and Provi- 
 dence Plantations in New England. Printed by Order 
 of the Legislature. Transcribed and edited by John Rus- 
 sell Bartlett, Secretary of State. Providence, R. I. : A. 
 Crawford Greene & Bro., State Printers, 1856-65. 10 vols. 
 V. 1, A. Crawford Greene & Bro., 1856. 8vo, pp. 549. 
 1636-1663. V. 2, Crawford Greene & Bro., 1857. 8vo, 
 pp. 609. 1664-1667. V. 3, Knowles, Anthony & Co., 1858. 
 Svo, pp. 595. 1668- 1 706. V. 4, Knowles, Anthony & Co. 
 8vo, pp. 622. 1707-1740. V. 5, Knowles, Anthony & Co., 
 [860. 8vo, pp. 594. 1 741- 1756. V. 6, Knowles, Anthony 
 & Co., 1 86 1. Svo, pp. 629. 1 757- 1 769. V. 7, A. Craw- 
 ford Greene. 1865. 8vo, pp. 643. 1770-1776. V. 8, Cooke 
 & Danielson, 1863. 8vo, pp. 661. 1776-1779. V. 9, Al- 
 fred Anthony, 1864. Svo, pp. 763. 1780-1783. V. 10, 
 Alfred Anthony, 1865. 8vo, pp. 527. 1784-1890. 
 
 Fifty copies were printed on large paper. 
 Sold: Murphy. 1884, V. 1 to 6, large pap., hlf mo. uncut, 
 Bangs. 1894, 16.00; Coburn, 1895, 16.00: Barlow. 1890, 
 slip, 15.00; Manson, 1899. 10 v., 16.25; Deane, 1898, 10 
 vols., hlf roan, uncut, 32.50; Guild, 1887. bds. uncut, 27.50; 
 Livermore, 1894, presentation copy, 16.00; Thornton, 1878, 
 cl, 7.50; Deane, 1898, large pap., folio, hlf roan, uncut, 
 32.50; Livermore, 1894, large pap., 16.00; Holliday, 1870. 
 bds, unct, portr. inserted, 22.50; Guild, 1887, large pap., 
 27.50; Hassam, 1903, 9 v. cl, 1 v. slip, 11.50; Stephens, 
 1904, cl. 14.00. 
 
 270. BARTLETT, W. H. The Pilgrim Fathers ; or The Found- 
 
 ers of New England in the Reign of James the First. 
 London: Arthur Hall, Virtue & Co., 1853. Rl. 8vo, pp. 
 240. 28 plates. + Second edition, 1854. + New edition. 
 Edinburgh : Nelson, 1866. 8vo, pp. 230. 28 Plates.
 
 56 BARTON. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 3.00; Bangs, 1894, cl, 4.25; Manson, 1904, 
 1 vol. in 3 vols, roy. 8vo, levt mo, extra, git, unct, 412 
 extra plates inserted, 132.00; Manson, large pap., cl, unct, 
 9.50. 
 
 271. BARTON, E. E. Historical and Commercial Sketches of 
 
 Washington and Environs ; ... its Prominent Places 
 and People (&c, anon.). Washington: E. E. Barton, 
 1884. 8vo, pp. xvi. 272. Illustrated. 
 
 272. BARTON, J. L. Address on the Early Reminiscences of 
 
 Western New York and the Lake Region of Country, de- 
 livered before the Young Men's Association of Buffalo, 
 Feb. 16, 1848. Buffalo: 1848. 8vo, pp. 69, 1 slip errata. 
 + Second edition, 1848. 
 
 273. BARTON, THOMAS. The j Conduct | of the | Paxton- 
 
 Men. j impartially represented: | With some j Remarks ] 
 on the I Narrative. ] Philadelphia : | Printed by Andrew 
 Steuart. 1764. | Second Title: The Conduct of | the Pax- 
 ton-Men, | Impartially represented : | The Distresses of 
 the Frontiers, and the | Complaints and Sufferings of the 
 People fully | stated; and the Methods recommended by 
 the wisest | Nations, in such Cases, seriously consider'd. | 
 With some | Remarks upon the Narrative, | Of the Indian- 
 Massacre, lately publish'd. | Interspers'd with several in- 
 teresting Anecdotes, relating to the | Military Genius, and 
 Warlike Principles of the | People call'd Quakers: To- 
 gether with proper Reflec- | tions and Advice upon the 
 whole. I In a Letter from a Gentelman in one of the I 
 Back-Counties, to a Friend in Philadelphia | . . . | &c 
 Philadelphia : | Printed by A. Steuart, and sold by John 
 Creaig. Shop- j keeper in Lancaster. 1764. | Sm. 8vo. pp. 
 (2), 24. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1880, 9.00; Proud, 1903, 22.00; Field. 1875, 
 levt mo. by Matthews, 29.00; Pennypacker. 1906, hlf red 
 mo, git, unct, 25.00. 
 
 274. . The Conduct of the Paxton Men Impartially Rep- 
 resented ;. . . . with some Remarks upon the Narra- 
 tive of the Indian Massacre, lately publish'd. ... In 
 a Letter from a Gentleman in one of the Back Counties, 
 to a Friend in Philadelphia. Philadelphia: A. Steuart,
 
 BARTRAM. 57 
 
 and sold by John Creaig, Shopkeeper in Lancaster, 1764. 
 i6mo, pp. 34. Another title page prefixed has only Phila. : 
 Andrew Steuart. 
 
 275. . The Conduct of the Paxton Men, Impartially rep- 
 resented : the Distresses of the Frontiers, and the Com- 
 plaints and Suffering of the People fully stated; and the 
 Methods recommended by the wisest Natives, in such 
 cases, seriously considered with some Remarks upon the 
 Narrative, of the Indian Massacre, lately published. In 
 a letter from a Gentleman in one of the Back-Counties, to 
 A Friend in Philadelphia, with a half-title. Philadelphia : 
 Printed by A. Steuart. £764. 
 
 Sec, also, Nos. 4172 to 4182. 
 
 276. BARTRAM, F. S. Retrographs ; comprising a History of 
 
 New York City prior to the Revolution. New York : 1888. 
 pp. 196. 
 
 277. BARTRAM, JOHN. A Description of East Florida, with 
 
 a Journal Kept by John Bartram of Philadelphia, Botanist 
 to his Majesty for the Floridas, upon a Journey from St. 
 Augustine up the River St. Johns as far as the Lakes, 
 with Explanatory Botanical Notes. London: W. Nicoll, 
 1769. 4to, pp. viii, 40; xii, 36. Map of East Florida, plate 
 of St. Augustine and of the Bay of Espiritu Santo. 
 
 "The eminent John Bartram, who was a Pennsylvanian, became 
 so famous for his proficiency in his favorite pursuit that Linnaeus 
 pronounced him 'the greatest natural botanist in the world.'" Amer- 
 ican Bibliophile. 
 
 Sold: Aspinwall, 1879. 5.50; Henkels, 1898, 7.50; Murphy. 
 
 1884. 6.50; Fisher, 1866, hlf mo, 3.00; Brinley, 1881, hlf 
 
 elf. git. 3d ed., 1769, 9.00; Henkels, 1901, hlf mo, git, 13.00; 
 
 Guild, 1887, hlf elf, unct, 7.50; Miller & Bancker, 1898, 
 
 hlf mo, 7.50; Libbie, 1889, unct, 10.00. 
 
 278. . Observations on the Inhabitants. Climate. Soil, 
 
 Rivers, Productions, Animals, and other matters worthy 
 of Notice. Made by Mr. John Bartram, In his Travels 
 from Pensilvania To Onondago, Oswego and the Lake 
 Ontario. In Canada. To which is annex'd. a Curious 
 Account of the Cataracts of Niagara. By Mr. Peter
 
 58 BARTRAM. 
 
 Kalm, A Swedish Gentleman who travelled there. Lon- 
 don : J. Whiston & B. White, in Fleet St., 1751. 8vo, 
 Title, pp. 94. Map. 
 
 "The journal was sent by Bartram to a friend in England and 
 was published without his knowledge." Peirce Catalog. 
 
 Sold: Fisher. 1866, hlf mo, 7.00; Brayton Ives, 1891, elf, 
 extra, git, by W. Pratt, 18.00; Harold Peirce, 1903, hlf mo, 
 git, 50.00; Henkels, 1905, hlf ro, 26.00; Pennypacker, 1906, 
 
 hlf elf, 17.00. 
 
 279. BARTRAM, WILLIAM. Travels through North and 
 
 South Carolina, East and West Florida, the Cherokee 
 Country, the Extensive Territories of the Muscogulges, 
 or Creek Confederacy ; and the Country of the Choctaws. 
 Containing an Account of the Soil and Natural Produc- 
 tions of these Regions; Together with Observations on 
 the Manners of the Indians. Embellished with copper- 
 plates. Philadelphia: Printed by James & Johnson, 1791. 
 8vo, pp. (2), 34, 522. 
 
 Portrait of Mico Chlucco, the Song Warrior or Chief of the 
 Seminoles. Map and seven plates. 
 
 The Same. London: Reprinted for J. Johnson. 1792. 8vo, pp. 
 24. S20 (12). Portrait, map and seven plates. 
 
 the Same. Dublin: Fox J. Moore, W. Jones, R. McAllister 
 and J. Rice. 1793. 8vo, pp. 24. 520. Index, pp. 6. Directions 1 p., 
 portrait, map, 7 plates. 
 
 The Same. London: Reprinted for J. Johnson. 1794. 8vo, pp. 
 24. 520. Index and Directions. 4 1. 8 plates and map. 
 
 This journal was sent by Bartram to a correspondent in England, 
 and was published without his (Bartram's) knowledge. Henkels. 
 
 In the second edition only the title page is new. 
 
 280. . Voyage dans les parties sud de l'Amerique septen- 
 
 trionale; Savoir: les Carolines septentrionale et meridio- 
 nale, la Georgie, les Florides orientale et occidentale, le 
 pays des Cherokees, le vaste territoire des Muscogulges 
 ou de la confederation Creek, et le pays des Chactaws. 
 Contenant des details sur le sol et les productions natu- 
 relles de ces contrees, et des observations sur les moeurs 
 des Sauvages qui les habitent. Imprimie a Philadelphie, 
 en 1791, et a Londres, en 1794, et trad, de l'ang. par P. V. 
 Benoist. Paris: Cartaret et Brosson, Maradan. an VII. 
 (1799- 1 801.) -f- Paris: Maradan. an IX. 2 vols. 8vo, 2 p. 
 1., pp. 457; (1), 2 p. 1., pp. 436; (1), Portrait, Map and 4 
 Plates.
 
 BASSETT. 59 
 
 281. . Reisen (lurch Nord-und Sud-Karolina, Georgien, 
 
 Ost-und West-Florida, das Gebeit der Tskerokesen, 
 Krihks und Tschaktahs. Aus dem Englischen mit An- 
 merkungcn von E. A. W. v. Zimmermann. Berlin : Voss, 
 1793. 8vo. Plate. 
 
 An edition was issued in Dutch, at Haarlem, in 1794-97. 8vo. 
 Map. Translated from the English by J. D. Pasteur. 
 
 Sold: 1791 ed. : Riker, 1896, 3.00; Carre, 1897, 3.50; Bartram, 
 1791 ed., Phila., Fisher, 1866, hlf elf, 4.25; Brinley, 1880, 
 3.50; Proud, 1903, signature of Proud in book, 16.50; 
 Bangs, 1901, 1794 ed., elf, 4.50; Bangs, 1902, shp, 5.00; 
 Libbie, 1897, 5.00; 1792 ed. : Rice, 1870, hlf mo, git, unct, 
 Bradstreet, 10.00; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 2.50; Hoffmann, 
 1877, 7.62; Bourquin, 1894, 5.50; Harold Peirce. 1903, elf, 
 6.00; Cooke, 1883, hlf mo, git, unct, 11.50; Henkels, 1900, 
 shp, 5.25; Bangs, 1901,4.50; Anderson, 1903, Dublin, 1793, 
 hlf levt mo, git, map repaired, 5.50; Libbie, 4.00; Wil- 
 liams, 1896, hlf elf, 3.75; Stone, 1897, 5.25; Bangs, 1898, 
 5.00; 1792 ed. : Brevoort, 1890, hlf mo, 6.50; Anderson, 
 1905, hlf elf, 6.00; 1793 ed. : Libbie, 1898, 4.00; Mitchell, 
 1891, old elf, 5.25; Roche, London ed., 1794, 2d ed., bds, 
 unct, 5.25; Bell, 1895, 5.25; Dunbar, 1892, elf. 5.25; Men- 
 zies, 1876, hlf mo, git, unct, 8.50; Cooke, 1883, shp, 5.00; 
 Henkels, 1905, shp, 1 plate damaged, 5.60; Anderson, 
 1904, hlf elf, 1794 ed., Phila., 6.00; Pennypacker, 1906, 
 John Elliott's copy, with his autograph on title and pref- 
 ace, at end is inserted "Samuel Elliott to Isaac Bartram." 
 old elf, broken, 9.00. 
 
 BASANIER, MARTIN, see Laudonniere. 
 
 282. BASCOM, ROBERT O. The Fort Edward Book ; contain- 
 
 ing some historical Sketches, with illustrations and Fam- 
 ily Records. Fort Edward, N. Y. : J. D. Keating, 1003. 
 8vo, pp. 274. 4 pi., 2 maps. 
 
 283. BASS, H. ROYCE. History of Braintree, Vt., including a 
 
 Memorial of Families that have resided in Town. Rut- 
 land: 1883. 8vo. Plate. 
 
 Sold: Guild, 1887, 2.62; Clogston, 1809, hlf mo, git. unct. 
 
 4-75- 
 
 284. BASSETT, JOHN SPENCER. The Constitutional Begin-
 
 60 BATES. 
 
 nings of North Carolina, 1663-1729. Baltimore, Md. : 
 The Johns Hopkins Press, 1894. 8vo, pp. jt,. 
 Johns Hopkins University Studies, 12th Ser., No. 3. 
 
 285. BASSETT, WILLIAM. History of the Town of Rich- 
 
 mond, Cheshire County, N. H., from its First Settlement 
 to 1882. Boston: 1884. 8vo. Portraits and Illustrations. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 3.50; Bell, 1895, 3.25; Manson, 1899, 
 3.00; Guild, 1887, 3.55. 
 
 286. BATCHELDER, GEORGE ALEXANDER. A Sketch of 
 
 the History and Resources of Dakota Territory. Yank- 
 ton : Press Steam Power Print, 1870. Svo, pp. 56. Paper. 
 Colored Map as frontispiece.* 
 
 287. BATES, FRANK GREENE. Rhode Island and the For- 
 
 mation of the Union. New York : Publ. for Columbia 
 University by the Macmillan Co., 1898. 8vo, pp. 3, 320. 
 
 Studies in History. Economics and Public Law. Vol. X, No. 2. 
 
 288. BATES, JOSHUA. An Anniversary Discourse delivered at 
 
 Dudley, Massachusetts, March 20, 1853. With Topo- 
 graphical and Historical Notices of the Town. Boston : 
 Press of T. R. Marvin, 1853. 8vo, pp. 58.* 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 50 cts. ; Roche, 1867, 10 cts. ; Hen- 
 kels, 1901, 30 cts.; Manson, 1899, 50 cts.; Cable, 1882, 
 
 37 cts. 
 
 289. BATES, NEWTON W. History and Civil Government of 
 
 Alabama. Florence: Herald Publ. Co., 1892. i8mo, pp. 
 64. 
 
 290. BATES, SAMUEL A. Records of the Town of Braintree, 
 
 Mass., 1640 to 1793. Randolph: 1886. 8vo, pp. 940. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 3.25; Guild, 1887, 2.75; Stephens, 1004, 
 cl, 3- 2 5- 
 
 291. BATES, SAMUEL P. History of Greene County, Penna. 
 
 Chicago: 1888. 4to, pp. xv, (7), 17, 898. 
 
 292. . Our Country and its People: a Historical and Me-
 
 BATTLE. 6 1 
 
 morial Record of Crawford County, Pa. Meadville: 1899. 
 4to. Map and portraits. 
 
 The Aborifiiiu's ; Pain and the Quakers; Boundary Disputes; 
 Indian Wars; Township Histories. 
 
 293. BATES, WILLIAM G. Address delivered in the New 
 
 Court House, in Springfield, Mass., at the Dedication of 
 the same, April 28, 1874, containing Sketches of the Early 
 History of the Old County of Hampshire and the County 
 of Hampden and of Members of the Bar of those Counties. 
 With an Appendix. Springfield: 1874. 8vo. Illustrated. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899. 30 cts. 
 
 294. . The W'estfiekl Jubilee: a Report of the Celebration 
 
 at Westfield, Mass., on the Two Hundredth Anniversary 
 of the Incorporation of the Town, Oct. 6, 1869, with the 
 Historical Address of the Hon. William G. Bates, and 
 other Speeches and Poems of the Occasion, with an Ap- 
 pendix Containing Historical Documents of Local Inter- 
 est. Westfield, Mass. : Clark & Story, 1870. 8vo, pp. 226.* 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 2.12; Cable, 1882, 25 cts.; Cooke, 1883, 
 1.50; Guild, 1887, 1.00. 
 
 295. BATES, W. R. The History and Future Prospects of the 
 
 Saginaws. East Saginaw, Mich. : 1874. 8vo, pp. 133. 
 Illustrated. 
 
 296. BATTLE, J. H. History of Columbia and Montour Coun- 
 
 ties, Pennsylvania. Containing a History of Each County. 
 their Townships, Towns, Villages, Schools, Churches, In- 
 dustries, etc., Portraits of Representative Men ; Biogra- 
 phies ; History of Pennsylvania, Statistical and Miscella- 
 neous Matter, &c. Illustrated. Chicago: A. Warner & 
 Co., 1887. 4to, pp. ix, 220. Colored map.* 
 
 Sold: Proud, 1903, hlf mo, 7.25. 
 
 297. . History of Montour County, Penna. Chicago : War- 
 ner & Co., 1887. 4to, pp. 220. 
 
 298. . History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, including 
 
 an Account of its Original Exploration ; its Relation to 
 the Settlements of Xew Jersey and Delaware ; its Erection 
 into a Separate County; also, its Subsequent Growth and
 
 62 
 
 ISAXTER. 
 
 Development, with Sketches of its Historic and Inter- 
 esting Localities and Biographies of many of its Repre- 
 sentative Citizens. Illustrated. Philadelphia, Pa.: Chi- 
 cago, 111.: A. Warner & Co., 1887. 410, pp. viii, 1176. 
 Folding map, mounted on linen.* 
 
 299. BATTLE, KEMP PLUMMER. Sketches of the Early His- 
 
 tory of the City of Raleigh. Centennial Address, Fourth 
 of July, 1876. Raleigh: Raleigh News, 1877. 8vo, il., 
 pp. 71.* 
 
 300. . The Names of the Counties of North Carolina, 
 
 and the History Involved in them. Winston, N. C. : Will- 
 iam A. Blair, 1888. i2mo, pp. 38. Paper.* 
 
 First published in "The Schoolteacher," now "The Southern 
 Educator," for Jan., Feb., Mar., 1887. 
 
 301. . The Early History of Raleigh, the Capital City of 
 
 North Carolina. A Centennial Address delivered by Invi- 
 tation of the Committee on the Centennial Celebration of 
 the Foundation of the City, October 18, 1892. And an 
 Account of the Centennial Celebration prepared by the 
 Chairman of the Publication Committee at the Request 
 of the Board of Managers. Raleigh : Edwards & Brough- 
 ton, 1893. 8vo, pp. 144.* 
 
 The volume also contains "A Glance at Raleigh To-day, pp. 
 94-105; an Account of the Celebration, 106-137; Poem, 137-138; 
 Digest of Laws. 139-141 ; Index, 14J-144." Weeks. 
 
 302. BAUDRY DES LOZIERES (LOUIS NARCISSE). Voy- 
 
 age a la Louisiane, et sur le continent de l'Amerique Sep- 
 tentrionale, fait dans les annees 1794 a 1798; Contenant un 
 Tableau historique de la Louisiane, des observations sur 
 son Climat, ses riches productions, le caractere et le nom 
 des Sauvages ; des remarques importantes sur la naviga- 
 tion ; des principes d'administration, de legislation et de 
 
 gouvernement propres a cette Colonie, &c, &c. Par B 
 
 D . Orne d'une belle carte. Paris : Dentu. An. XI, 
 
 1802. 8vo, pp. iv, 382. Map. + Second Voyage, &c. 
 Paris: 1803. 
 
 303. BAXTER, JAMES PHINNEY. Sir Ferdinando Gorges 
 
 and his Province of Maine. Including the Rrief Relation, 
 the Brief Narration, his Defense, the Charter granted to
 
 BAYAKD. 63 
 
 him, his Will and his Letters. Edited with a Memoir and 
 Historical Illustrations by James Phinney Baxter, A. M. 
 Boston : Publ. by the Prince Society, 1890. 3 vols., 410. 
 Vol. 1, pp. viii, ( 0,353, 3 illus. ; V. 2, pp. vi, (2), 270. (1), 
 2 maps; V. 3, pp. viii, (1), 353, 3 illus. 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1897, 3.75. 
 
 304- • The Pioneers of New France in New England, a 
 
 romance based upon documents discovered in the English 
 and French Archives, with Contemporary Letters and 
 Documents. Albany: Joel Munsell's Sons, 1894. 4to, pp. 
 450. Illustrated. 
 
 Sold: Winsor, 1900, 3.00; May, 1903, bds, unct, 3.30; Libbie, 
 1903, cl, unct, 3.85. 
 
 305. BAYARD, NICHOLAS. A | Journal | of the | Late Actions 
 I of the I French at Canada. | With The Manner of their 
 being Repuls'd, by His | Excellency, Benjamin Fletcher, 
 Their Majesties | Governour of New York. | Impartially 
 Related by Coll. Nicholas Reyard (sic), and Lieutenant 
 Coll. I Charles Lodowick, who attended his Excellency, 
 during the whole | Expedition. | To which is added. | I. An 
 Account of the present State and Strength of Canada. | 
 given by Two Dutch Men, who have been a long Time Pri- 
 | soners there, and now made their Escape. | II. The Ex- 
 amination of a French Prisoner. | III. His Excellency 
 Benjamin Fletcher's Speech to the Indians. | IV. An Ad- 
 dress from the Corporation of Albany, to His Excellen- | 
 cy, Returning Thanks for His Excellency's early Assist- 
 ance for I their Relief. | Licensed, Sept. nth, 1693. Ed- 
 ward Cooke. I London: Printed for Richard Baldwin, in 
 Warwick-Lane, 1693. | 410, pp. iv, 22. Reprinted for 
 Joseph Sabin. New York: 1868. 4to, 2 p. 1., pp. 55. 
 
 . Bayard's Journal. A Narrative of an attempt made 
 
 by the French of Canada, upon the Mohaques Country. 
 Reproduced in Facsimile from the first edition printed 
 by William Bradford. 1693. With an introduction by 
 A. R. Hasse. New York : Dodd, Mead & Co., 1903. sm. 
 folio. 
 
 "500 copies. From 1608 to 1902 no copy of the American edition 
 of this most interesting little book was known to exist, and the 
 earliest surviving volume known to have been printed in New York
 
 64 BAVLES. 
 
 was the 1694 edition of the New York Laws. On November II, 1902, 
 a copy was discovered in the Public Record Office, London, endorsed 
 on the back, 'Rec'd September 26, 1693, from Col. Fletcher. 
 Fletcher at that time. Governor of New York, was chiefly instru- 
 mental in inducing Bradford to settle in New York, and the book 
 which was written by two officers who accompanied him on his hur- 
 ri .1 trip to Albany against the French and Indians, in the winter of 
 1692, was the first product of the new press. It was probably printed 
 during the summer of 1693 and a copy sent over to England to in- 
 crease Fletcher's popularity there. From this the London edition, 
 licensed Sept. 11, 1693, was doubtless printed. The New York edi- 
 tion was immediately used up, as Lord Bellomont, writing in 1698, 
 says, 'I cannot possibly get one of them for love or money,' and 
 from that day until 1002 it has been one of the 'lost books' of which 
 tradition tells. This facsimile reprint with a most interesting intro- 
 ductory note by Miss Hasse, who discovered the original, is neatly 
 bound in green cloth with uncut edges and is interesting both as the 
 first New York imprint and as an account of one of the early expedi- 
 tions in defense of the northern frontier of the province." 
 
 Up to the time of the discovery of this unique imprint Keith's 
 "Truth Advanced." issued in 160J. has been held to be the first book 
 printed in New York. The finding of this earlier title is therefore 
 an important event in the history of printing. Major Ingoldsby at 
 Albany, expecting an attack from the French, sent a message on 
 February 14, 1693, to Governor Fletcher, stating that all his provis- 
 ions had been collected snd sent to Schenectady and he had levied 
 upon all possible resources and could but muster 600 men. and asks 
 immediate aid from New York. It is the account of how this aid 
 was rendered which constitutes what is commonly known a? Bayard's 
 Journal, and is sometimes referred to as "The Lost Bradford Jour- 
 nal." Burrows Bros. Catalog. 
 
 306. BAYLES, RICHARD M. Historical and Descriptive 
 
 Sketches of Suffolk County, and its Towns, Villages, 
 Hamlets, Scenery, Institutions and Important Enter- 
 prises ; with a Historical Outline of Long Island, from 
 its first settlement by Europeans. Port Jefferson, L. I. : 
 1874. i2mo. pp. 424. 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1S84, 2.25; Holbrow, 1892, 2.00; Bangs, 1901. 
 mor, git, Bradstreet. unct, 11.00; Bangs, 1902, cl, 3.50. 
 
 307. . History of Richmond County (Staten Island), from 
 
 its Discovery to the Present Time. New York: [887. 
 4to. pp. 750. yj views, 4 maps and plans, 49 portraits. 
 
 Sold: Bangs, 1902, hlf mo, 3.50; Alexander, 1895, 6.50. 
 
 308. . History of Newport County, R. I., 1638-1887. Xew 
 
 York: 1888. Roy. 8vo, pp. 1060. Portraits, &c. 
 
 Sold: Bangs, 1902, hlf mo, broken, 4.00.
 
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 309. . 1 listory of Windham County, Ct. New York: 1889. 
 
 8vo, pp. 1204. 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1903, hlf mo, git, 3.25. 
 
 310. . History of Providence County, R. I., by R. IVL 
 
 Bayles, assisted by a corps of writers. New York: 1891. 
 8vo. Illustrated. 
 
 Published at 25.00. 
 Sold: Perry, 1899, hlf mo, git, 4.40. 
 
 311. BAYLIES, FRANCIS. An Historical Memoir of the Col- 
 
 ony of New Plymouth. Vol. I, Part the First. From 162a 
 to 1641. Vol. II, Parts 2, 3, 4. Boston: Hilliard, Gray. 
 Little and Wilkins, 1830. 2 vols. 8vo, pp. xii, 321 ; (1) ; 
 ix, 286, 2 1., 193, 2 1., 170.* 
 
 Sold: 1830 ed. : Brinley, 1879, hlf russia, author's autograph,. 
 presentation to S. G. Drake, 4.00; Roche, 1867, sheets, 
 unfolded, 1.00; Bushnell, 1883, hlf mo, git, unct, 2.00; 
 Cable, 1883. bds, unct, 3.00; Clogston, 1899, cl, unct, 8.00: 
 Murphy, 1884, with Drake's Supplement, 3 v., 2.70; Deane, 
 1898, 8.25; Barlow, 1890, hlf mo, unct, 6.00; Thornton. 
 1878, 1.50; Bourquin, 1894, 1.80; Bourquin, 1894, 2.10; 
 Shurtleff, 1875, 1.20; Hoffmann, 1877, shts, folded, 2.00:: 
 Libbie, 1899, bds, unct, 5.00. 
 
 312. . An Historical Memoir of the Colony of New Plym- 
 outh, from the Flight of the Pilgrims into Holland in the 
 Year 1608, to the Union of that Colony with Massachu- 
 setts in 1692. With some Corrections, Additions, and a 
 Copious Index, by Samuel G. Drake. Boston : Wiggin & 
 Lunt, 1866. 2 vols. 8vo, Title, pp. xii, 321 (1), iii, ix, 286 ; 
 4 p. 1., 193, 2 1., 170, 145. 2 Portraits, 2 Maps, 1 folding 1. 
 
 "This reissue of an old work, with a new title page, contains a 
 Fifth Part by the Editor, which is new matter. Parts I and II form 
 Vol. I. Parts III to V form Vol. II." Sabin. 
 
 "Contains the Kennebec Patent with map, 2; (part 5) 36. Nar- 
 rative of Col. Benj. Church, Eastern Expedition, 1689, 2; (part 5) 
 74." Williamson. 
 
 Sold: Bangs, 1895, 4.40; Brevoort, 1890, 2.25; Bell, inserted 
 autograph letters, 1895. 6.00; Coburn, 1895, extra illus., 
 16.00; Jillson. 1896, 5.50; Carruth, 1898, bds, unct. 3.50; 
 Rice, 1870, bds, unct, 4.00; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 5.90; 
 Waterbury, 1895, unct, 4.40; Manson, 1899, cl, unct, 11. 00;
 
 66 BEAMAN. 
 
 Child, 1882, unct, 3.00; Child, 1882, cl, unct, 3.00; Cable, 
 1882, cl, unct, git, 4.00; Hoffmann, 1877, hlf mo, git, 3.00; 
 Massie, 1905, cl, unct, 4.75; Stephens, 1904, cl, unct, 5.10; 
 Cooke, 1883, unct, 10.00; Guild, 1887, unct, git, 5.00; Hol- 
 liday, 1870, 3.50; Hough, 1900, cl, unct, 6.00; Bangs, 1900, 
 8.00; Perry, 1899, hlf elf, git, 5.20; Libbie, 1902, cl, unct, 
 6.50 ; Manson, 1904, cl, unct, 8.00. 
 
 313. BEACH, ALLEN C. The Centennial Celebration of the 
 
 State of New York. Prepared pursuant to a Concurrent 
 Resolution of the Legislature of 1878 and Chapter 391 of 
 The Laws of 1879. Albany: Weed, Parsons & Co., 1879. 
 Roy. 8vo, pp. iv, (1) 459. Illustrated with steel portraits 
 and woodcuts.* 
 
 Accounts of the various celebrations of historical events in New 
 York State. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 3.25 ; Henkels, 1903, 20 cts. 
 
 314. BEACH, LEWIS. Cornwall on the Hudson. Its History 
 
 from the earliest settlement to the present time. New- 
 burg: 1873. 8vo, pp. 200. Illustrated. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 1.00; Guild, 1887, 1.00. 
 
 315. BEADLE, J. H. The Undeveloped West; or, Five Years in 
 
 the Territories. Philadelphia : 1873. 8vo. Illustrated. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 25 cts. 
 
 316. . Life in Utah ; or, The Mysteries and Crimes of 
 
 Mormonism. Being an Expose of the Secret Rites and 
 Ceremonies of the Latter-Day Saints. Philadelphia: 1870. 
 8vo, pp. 540. Map. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 15 cts.; Guild, 1887, 1.62. 
 
 317. BEALE, DAVID J. (REV.). Through the Johnstown 
 
 Flood. By a Survivor. A Thrilling, Truthful, and Offi- 
 cial History of the Most Appalling Calamity of Modern 
 Times. Philadelphia : Hubbard Bros., 1890. 8vo, pp. 424. 
 
 318. BEAMAN, C. C. Historical Address at Scituate, July 4, 
 
 1876. Phenix:i877. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 15 cts. ; Cable, 1882, 30 cts. ; Guild, 1887, 
 60 cts.
 
 BECK. 67 
 
 319. BEAN, EDWIN F. Dean's History and Directory of Ne- 
 
 vada County, California. Nevada: 1867. 8vo. 
 
 320. BEAN, JOSEPH. A Sermon delivered at Wrentham, Octo- 
 
 ber 26, 1773, on compleating the first Century since the 
 Town was incorporated. By Joseph Bean, A. M., Pastor 
 of the First Church in said Town. Printed at the earnest 
 Desire of the Hearers for the Preservation of Ancient 
 Things to Future Posterity. Boston : John Boyle, 1774. 
 8vo, pp. 36. + n. p. 1834. 8vo, pp. 16. 
 
 "One of the earliest and certainly one of the rarest of centen- 
 nial histories." Woodward. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 1.75. 
 
 321. BEAN, THEODORE W. History of Montgomery County, 
 
 Pennsylvania. Philadelphia : Everts & Peck, 1884. Imp. 
 8vo, pp. x, Map, 1 197, (1). Appendix: The Centennial 
 Celebration of Montgomery County at Norristown, Pa., 
 September 9, 10, 11, 12, 1884. Pp. Ixxxviii. Illustrations 
 and Maps. Woodcuts in letterpress. Frontispiece of 
 David Rittenhouse. Limited edition.* 
 
 Published at 25.00. 
 Sold: Henkels, May 8, 1901, 8.50; Randall, 1901, 8.75; Ran- 
 dall & Shreve, 1901, 8.75; Bourquin, 1894, 4.50; Harold 
 Peirce. 1903, hlf russia, git, 10.50: Henkels, 1903, 7.00; 
 Henkels, 1898, hlf russ, git, 7.00. 
 
 322. BEAN, THOMAS W. Washington at Valley Forge One 
 
 Hundred Years Ago. Norristown: 1876. 8vo. 
 
 323. BEARDSLEY, LEVI. Reminiscences; Personal and other 
 
 Incidents; Early Settlement of Otsego County; Notices 
 and Anecdotes of Public Men ; Judicial, Legal, and Legis- 
 lative Matters ; Field Sports ; Dissertations and Discus- 
 sions. New York: Printed for Chas. Vinten, 1852. 8vo, 
 pp. x, 575. Portrait. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1880, 2.00; Murphy. 1884. 1.75; Dunbar, 1892. 
 87 cts. ; Cable, 1883, 2.25; Holbrow, 1892, 80 cts. ; Guild, 
 1887, 1.50; West, 1889, 75 cts.; Cable, 1882, 1.75: Bour- 
 quin. 1894, 50 cts.; Henkels, 1903. hlf mo, 7.00. 
 
 324. BECK, LEWIS C. A Gazeteer of the States of Illinois and 
 
 Missouri; containing a General View of each State, a
 
 68 BEECHER. 
 
 General View of their Counties and a Particular Descrip- 
 tion of their Towns, Villages, Rivers, &c, &c. With a 
 Map and other Engravings. Albany : Charles R. and 
 George Webster, 1823. 8vo, pp. 352. Map and 5 Plates. 
 
 Sold: Fisher, 1866, bds, 5 extra plates inserted, .62; Brinley, 
 1881, bds, unct, 7.00; Bourquin, 1894, 6.50. 
 
 325. BECKLEY, HOSEA (REV.). The History of Vermont; 
 
 with Descriptions, Physical and Topographical. Brattle- 
 boro : Geo. H. Salisbury, 1846. 121110, pp. 396.* 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 1.00; Fisher, 1866, .87; Clogston, 1875, 
 1.50; Balconi. 1901, 3.00; Bushnell, 1883, 2.25; Manson, 
 1899, 1.37; Cable, 1882, 2.50; Libbie, 1901, 1.15; M. D. 
 Gilman, 1884, 1.75; Bourquin, 1894, 1.00; Proud, 1903, 
 1.60; Guild, 1887, 3.00; Conland, 1904, shp, 3.25. 
 
 326. BECKWITH, HENRY T. The History of Block Island. 
 
 Read before the Rhode Island Historical Society, Novem- 
 ber, 1856. Historical Magazine. April, 1858. 4to, pp. 8. 
 
 "A few conies printed separately. With an Appendix, contain- 
 ing an account of the Sands and Ray Families, and a map. 1873. 
 
 Sold: Deane, 1898, 87 cts. 
 
 327. BECKWITH, H. W. History of Vermillion County, Illi- 
 
 nois, Together with Historic Notes on the Northwest, 
 gleaned from early Authors, Old Maps and Manuscripts. 
 Private and Official Correspondence and other Sources. 
 With maps and many portraits and views. Chicago: 
 [879. 4to. pp. 1 041. 
 See also Indiana. 
 Sold: Wilson, 1905, paper, unct, 18.00. 
 
 328. BEEBE, HENRY S. The History of Peru, 111. Peru : 1858. 
 
 161110. 
 
 329. BEECHER, LYMAN. A Sermon, containing a General 
 
 History of the Town of East Hampton, L. I., from its 
 First Settlement to the Present Time. Delivered at East 
 Hampton January 1, 1806. Sag Harbor, N. Y. : Alden 
 Spooner, 1806. 8vo, pp. 40. 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 6.50; Cable. 1883, 1.50; Miller & 
 Bancker, 1898, 5.25.
 
 BELDEN. 6j 
 
 330. BEERS, F. W. Gazetteer and Biographical Record of 
 
 Genessee County, New York, 1788-1890. Syracuse: 1890. 
 8vo, pp. 660, 199. 
 
 331. BEESLEY, MAURICE. Sketch of the Early History of 
 
 Cape May County, to accompany the Geological Report 
 of the State of New Jersey for Said County. Trenton: 
 Office of True American, 1857. 8vo, pp. 159, 208.* 
 
 332. BEGERT, JAKOB. Nachrichten von der amerikanischen 
 
 Halbinsel Californien : mit einem zweyfachen Anhang 
 falscher Nachrichten. Geschriehen von einem Priester 
 der Gesellschaft Jesu, welcher lang darinn diese letztere 
 Jahr gelebt hat. Mannheim : Loeffler, 1772. 8vo, pp. 358. 
 + 1773. 8vo. Map. 
 
 Chapter XX relates to the Indians of California. For transla- 
 tion of Ethnological portion, see Ran. in Smithsonian Report for 
 1863. 1864. 
 
 Sold: 1773 ed : Eames, 1905, orig, hlf elf, 5.75. 
 
 333. BEGG, ALEX. History of the Northwest. Illustrated. 3 
 
 vols. Toronto: 1894-5. 8vo. 
 
 334. BEGGS, S. R. Pages from the History of West and North- 
 
 west, embracing Reminiscences and Incidents of Settle- 
 ment and Growth and Sketches of the Progress of the 
 States of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Missouri. By S. R. 
 Beggs. Cincinnati: 1868. i2tno. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 1.40. 
 
 335. BELDEN, E. PORTER. New York, Past, Present and 
 
 Future, comprising a History of the City of New York, a 
 Description of its Present Condition and an Estimate of 
 its Future Increase. New York: G. P. Putnam, 1849. 
 i2mo, pp. 125. 24 and 180 of advertisements. + Second 
 edition. New York: 1849. i2mo. -f- Third edition. New 
 York : 1850. -f Fourth edition. New York : Prall, Lewis & 
 Co., 1851. 121110, pp. 141. Map and plates, -f- New York: 
 185 1. 121110, pp. 153, 26. Advertisements, 332. 
 
 Sold: 1849 ed : Allan, 1864, 2.25: Bourquin. 1894, 80 cts. ; 
 Gilsey, 1903, cl, 3.00; Brevoort, 1890. 1.00: De Voe, 1896, 
 3.25; Anderson, 11)04, hlf ro, git, 3.70: 1850 ed. : Cable. 
 1882. 1.25; Davis, 1865, 1.75; Woodward, 1869, 25 cts.
 
 JO BELKNAP. 
 
 336. BELL, CHARLES. Facts Relating to the Early History of 
 
 Chester, N. H., from the Settlement in 1720, until the 
 Formation of the State Constitution in the Year 1784. 
 Collected by Charles Bell, 1851. Concord: For the N. H. 
 Historical Society by G. Parker Lyon, 1863. 8vo, pp. 73. 
 Paper. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 1.50; Terry, 1889, 1.00; Manson, 1899, 
 50 cts. ; Cable, 1882, 2.50. 
 
 337. BELL, CHARLES H. Men and Things of Exeter. 
 
 Sketches from the History of an Old New Hampshire 
 Town. Exeter: 1871 (n. d.). 8vo. 
 
 100 copies printed. 
 Sold: Coburn, 1895, 3.25; Manson, 1899, 50 cts.; Deane, 
 1898, 2.00; Guild, 1887, 1.37; Balcom, 1901, 1.00. 
 
 338. . The Exeter Quarter Millennial. Historical Address 
 
 by Charles H. Bell. Exeter: 1888. 8vo. 
 
 One hundred copies were printed. 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 50 cts.; Manson, 1899, 50 cts. 
 
 339. . History of the Town of Exeter, N. H. Exeter: 
 
 1888. 8vo, pp. 567. Steel portrait and maps. 
 
 Contains genealogical register of families. 
 Sold: Blanchard, 1898, hlf mo, git, unct, 5.50; Olcott, 1901, 
 cl, 2.50; Whitmore, 1902, 4.50; Manson, 1899, 2.00; Bal- 
 com. 1901, 3.75; Libbie, 1897, 3.75; Libbie, 1901, 3.00; 
 Libbie, 1899, 4.00; Morris, 1899, 3.00; Winsor, 1900, 3.75; 
 Libbie. 1904, hlf mo. 3.25. 
 
 340. BELL, HERBERT. History of Northumberland County, 
 
 Pa. Chicago: 1891. 4to, pp. 1256. 
 
 341. BELL, MAJOR HORACE. Reminiscences of a Ranger; 
 
 or, Early Times in Southern California. Los Angeles: 
 1 88 1. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Donaldson, 1899, 60 cts. 
 
 342. BELKNAP, JEREMY. The History of New Hampshire. 
 
 Vol. I., Comprehending the Events of One Complete Cen- 
 tury from the Discovery of the River Piscataqua. Phila-
 
 BELKNAP. 71 
 
 delphia: Printed for the author by Robert Aitkin, 1784. 
 8vo, pp. 8, 361, 84. + Boston: Reprinted for the author, 
 1792. 8vo, pp. 8, 363, 103. Vol. 2, Comprehending the 
 Events of Seventy-five Years, from 1725 to 1790. Boston : 
 Isaiah Thomas and Ebcnezer T. Andrews, 1791. 8vo, pp. 
 493 (1). Map, ii. Vol. 3, Containing a Geographical De- 
 scription of the State, with Sketches of its Natural His- 
 tory, Productions, Improvements and Present State of 
 Society and Manners, Laws and Government. Boston : 
 Belknap & Young, 1792. 8vo, pp. 480. Subscribers, 7 I 
 and Errata (1).* 
 
 "There are copies in which the imprint varies. Vol. 2, printed 
 at Boston for the author, by Isaiah Thomas and Ebcnezer T. An- 
 drews, Fausts Statue, No. 58 Newbury street, 1791. Boston, printed 
 for the author by Thomas & Young. 1792; and Vol. 3, printed at 
 Boston for the author by Belknap & Young, State street, 1793." 
 Sabin. 
 
 "Complete sets of Belknap are rarely met with, being published 
 at various places and times, and 'being one of our earliest domestic 
 histories, it was received in this country with peculiar respect.' " 
 Chancellor Kent. 
 
 Sold: 1784 ed. : Clogston, 1875, 3.25; Bell, 1895, V. 1, Phila., 
 1784. V. 2. 3, Boston, 1791, 1792, 8.25; Bangs, 1895, 3 
 vols.. 6.75; Coburn, 1895, Boston, 1792, 3 vols., 9.37; 
 Terry, 1784-92, bds, unct, 1889, 9.75; Roche, 1784-1793, 
 elf, 4.86; Anderson, 1904, old elf, bookplate of Bowdoin 
 College and college stamp on title, 7.20; Libbie, 1897, 
 map lacking, slip, 4.50; Brinley, 1879, 9.00; Coburn, 1888, 
 hlf mo, tmct, 27.15; Olcott, 1901, hlf elf, 9.00; Waterbury, 
 1895, 3 vols., 1784-92, map lacking, 3.30; Blanchard, 1898, 
 Boston, 1791-2. mo. git, unct. 3 plates inserted, 9.00; 
 Child, 1882, 1791-2, levt mo, tooled, git, 21.00; Henkels, 
 1900, 3 vols., 1791-2, 12.75; Libbie, 1902. slip, 3 vols.. 
 6.94; Libbie, 1791, 1905, V. 1 lacks title, shp, 6.00; Mur- 
 phy, Boston, 1843, 1884, 6.00; Mitchell, 1891, 1792 ed., 
 crushed levt mo, tooled, git, by R. W. Smith, 17.25 ; Bush- 
 nell, 1883, 1784-92, hlf elf, portrait inserted, 15.00; Cable, 
 
 1883, shp, 1784-9, 10.12. 1792 ed. : Joseph M'Kean, Bos- 
 ton. 1818, 1.00; Libbie, 1898, 12.00; Miller & Bancker, 
 1898, 7.50; Libbie, 1900, shp, 7.80; Henkels, 1900, 12.75; 
 Clogston, 1899, 9.00; Bangs, 1900. 6.30; M. D. Gilman, 
 
 1884, 7.86; Bourquin, 1894. 1792 ed., 6.00; Cooke, 1883, 
 old elf, 1784-92, autograph of G. Washington on title 
 page of each volume, 17.25.
 
 72 BELKNAP. 
 
 343. . The History of New Hampshire, Comprehending 
 
 the Events of One Complete Century and Seventy-five 
 Years, from the Discovery of the River Piscataqua to the 
 Year One Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety. Con- 
 taining also a Geographical Description of the State, with 
 Sketches of its Natural History, Productions, Improve- 
 ments and Present State of Society and Manners, Laws 
 and Government. The Second Edition, with large addi- 
 tions and improvements. Published from the author's last 
 manuscript. Illustrated by a map. Boston: Bradford & 
 Read, 1813. 3 vols. 8vo, pp. 351. Map. 377. 354. 
 
 There are copies of this edition with the following title: The 
 History of New Hampshire. Comprehending the Events of the com- 
 plete Century from the Discovery of the River Piscataqua, Dover. 
 N. H. : Printed for O. Crosby and J. Varney, by J. Mann and J. R. 
 Remik. 1812. 3 Vols. 8vo, pp. 351 ; 377; 354. Map. 
 
 Titles to Vols. 2 and 3 read same as the first edition. 
 
 Sold: Leonard, 1875, 3.00; Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 7.50; 
 Adee, 1895, 12.75; Coburn, 1895, 9.00; Patterson, 1896, 
 9.00; Libbie, Dover 1812 ed., 1896, 5.25; Chase & 
 Dale, Dover 1812 ed., shp, 1897, 8.25; same ed., Deane, 
 1898, 9.75; same ed., Baxter, 1898, 9.38; Fisher, 1866, hlf 
 levt mo, unct, git, 30.0x3; 1812 ed., Rice, 1870, hlf mo, 
 git, unct, 11.62; Brinley, 1879, bds, unct, 6.75; Brin- 
 ley, 1893, 8.25; Roche, 1867, bds, unct, 6.00; Barlow, 1890, 
 elf, extra, 10.50; Manson, 1899, red mo, git, unct, 10.50; 
 Child, 1882, bds, unct, 9.00 ; Adee, 1895, levt mo, git, unct, 
 12.75; J- G. Smith, 1883, 9.00; Menzies, 1876, hlf mo, git, 
 unct, 3 portr. and 2 notes of author inserted, 18.75 I Shurt- 
 leff, 1875, 6.38; Libbie, 1901, shp, 6.00; Bartlett, 1903, 
 shp, 4.87; 1813 ed.: Cable, 1882, bds, unct, 7.89; Libbie, 
 1901. Dover 1812 ed., buckram, unct. 7.80; Proud, 1903, 
 bds, unct, 6.75; A. G. Greene, 1869, bds, 9.75; Guild, 1887, 
 hlf elf, map wanting, 9.00; Balcom, 1901, shp, portr. and 
 autogr. Jeremy Belknap inserted, 9.00; Libbie, 1901, 10.50; 
 Libbie, 1901, Dover 1812 ed.. buckram, unct, 5.10; Wy- 
 man & Lesser, 1902, 7.87; Whitcomb, 1904, shp, 6.30; 
 Whittier, 1903. shp, presentation copy to Mr. Whittier 
 from J. T. Fields, with marginal notes in Whittier's writ- 
 ing in V. I, 36.00; Massie, 1905, cl, 6.00; Knapp, 1905, shp, 
 name cut fr. title. 5.25. 
 
 344. . The History of New Hampshire. From a Copy of 
 
 the Original Edition, having the Author's last Correc-
 
 BELTRAMI. "3 
 
 tions. To which are added Notes, containing various 
 Corrections and Illustrations of the Text, and Additional 
 Facts and Notices of Persons and Events therein men- 
 tioned. By John Farmer. Vol. I. Dover: S. C. Stevens 
 and Ela & Wadleigh, 1831. 8vo, pp. xvi, 512. Portrait.* 
 This is the 4th edition of Vol. 1 and all that was publisl 
 Sold: 1831 ed. : Olcott, 1901. bds, unct, 3.50; Balcom, 
 1901, lids, unct, 4.00; Fisher, 1866, 1.00; M. I). Gil- 
 man, 1884, bds, unct, 1.62; Livermore, 1894, 1.75; Brinley, 
 1879, 6.00; Deane, 1898, 2.00; Dunbar, 1892, 2.25 ; Manson, 
 1899, 2.50 ; Harold Peirce, 1903, hlf mo, a. 1. s. inserted, 
 7.00; Whitmore, 1902, 1.50; Guild, 1887, bds, unct, 2.00; 
 Clogston, 1875, 50 cts. ; Libbie, 1901, bds, 4.00; Libbie, 
 1905, bds, unct, 3.50; Eames, 1905, bds, unct, with auto- 
 graphs of F. W. P. Greenwood, A. Young, S. G. Drake, 
 Silas Ketchum, 5.00; Manson, 1904, hlf mo, git, unct, 10.00. 
 
 345. . The History of New Hampshire (same title as 183 1 
 
 ed.). Dover: 1862. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 4.10. 
 
 346. BELTRAMI, GIACOMO CONSTANTINO. La decou- 
 
 verte des sources du Mississippi et de la Riviere San- 
 glante. Description Du Cours entier du Mississippi, Qui 
 n'etait connu, que partiellement, et d'une grande partie 
 de celui dc la Riviere Sanglante, presque entierement in- 
 connue ; ainsi que du cours entier de l'Ohio. Observa- 
 tions critico-philosophiques, Sur les Mceurs, la Religion, 
 les Superstitions, les Costumes — le Denombrement, 
 l'Origine, &c, &c, de plusieurs nations indiennes. Coup 
 d'oeil. sur les Compagnies Nord-ouest, et de la Baie 
 d'Hudson, ainsi que sur la Colonie Selkirk. Preuves evi- 
 dentes, Que le Mississippi, est la premiere Riviere du 
 Monde. Nouvelle Orleans: Imprime par Benj. Levy, 
 1824. 8vo, pp. v, 1 I., (Errata), 1 slip, 327. (1). 
 
 The author accompanied the Long's Second Expedition. Long 
 says: "An Italian whom we met at Fort. St. Anthony attache 1 him- 
 self to the Expedition and accompanied us to Pembina. He has 
 recently published a book which we notice merely on account of the 
 fictions and misrepresentati ns which it contains." See N. A. R. 27, 
 89. qo. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1881, 2.25; Bourquin, 1894, 50 cts.; Chitten- 
 den, 1894, 60 cts.
 
 74 BENNETT. 
 
 347- • A Pilgrimage in Europe and America, leading to 
 
 the Discovery of the Sources of the Mississippi and the 
 Bloody River; with a Description of the Whole Course of 
 the former, and of the Ohio. By J. C. Beltrami, Esq., 
 formerly Judge of a Royal Court in the Ex-Kingdom of 
 Italy. London : Hunt and Clarke, 1828. 2 vols. 8vo, pp. 
 lxxvi, 471, 2 1., Errata, 1 slip. Title, 545, 2 1., Portrait, 
 Plan, Map and 3 Plates. 
 
 Sold: Brink}', 1881, 8.00; Bourquin, 1894, 1.40; Dunbar, 
 1892, 2.25 ; Murphy, 1884, 3.50. 
 
 348. BEMIS, CHARLES A. History of the Town of Marlbor- 
 
 ough, Cheshire County, N. H. With the Report of the 
 Centennial Celebration in 1876, also embracing Genealo- 
 gies and Sketches of Families from 1764 to 1880. Boston : 
 1881. 8vo. Portraits and Plate. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 3.12; Bell, 1895, 4.50; Olcott, 1901, 2.00; 
 Manson, 1899, 4.12; Cable, 1882, 5.12; Guild, 1887, 4.25. 
 
 349. BENEDICT, WILLIAM A.; TRACY, HIRAM A. His- 
 
 tory of the Town of Sutton, Mass.. including Grafton until 
 1735, Millbury until 1813, and parts of Northbridge, Up- 
 ton and Auburn. Worcester: Sanford & Co., 1878. 2 vols. 
 8vo, pp. 837. 35 plates, including map and portraits and 
 35 cuts in text. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 3.00; Cable, 1883, 2.75; Child, 1882, 
 3.00; J. G. Smith, 1883, 3.62; S. L. Boardman. 1883, 1.00; 
 Pioud, 1903. 2.00; Guild, 1887, 3.00; Libbie, 1899, 4.00; 
 Libbie, 1904, cl, 3.25 ; Hazen, 1905, cl, library stamp on 
 title, 3.75 ; Hassam, 1903, cl, 3.25. 
 
 350. BENNETT, DANIEL K. Chronology of North Carolina. 
 
 Showing when the most remarkable events connected 
 with her History took place, from the Year 1584 to the 
 Present Time ; with explanatory Notes. New York : 
 James M. Edney, 1858. 121110, pp. 144. 
 
 351. BENNETT, FRED. E. Polygamist Mormons: How they 
 
 Live and the Land they Live In. Chicago: 1887. i2mo, 
 pp. 294. Illustrated. 
 
 352. BENNETT, JOHN C. The History of the Saints; or, An 
 
 Expose of Joe Smith and Mormonism. Boston : Lcland
 
 BENTON. 75 
 
 & Whiting, 1842. i2ino, pp. 344. Illustrated. Several 
 editions were issued in 1842. 
 
 353. BENSON, EGBERT. Memoir of the Names of Places in 
 
 the Vicinity of New York, embracing those portions for- 
 merly known as New Netherland, also on the Names of 
 Persons, &c. Privately printed. New York: 1848. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 62 cts. 
 
 354. BENT, CHARLES. History of Whiteside County, Illinois. 
 
 from its First Settlement, with Numerous Biographical 
 and Family Sketches. Morrison, 111. : 1877. 8vo % pp. 536. 
 Map. 
 
 355. BENTON, EVERETT C. History of Guildhall, Vt., con- 
 
 taining some Account of the Place, of its First Settlement 
 in 1764 and the principal Improvements made and Events 
 which have occurred down to 1886. a Period of 122 Years, 
 with various Genealogical Records and Biographical 
 Sketches of Families and Individuals, some deceased and 
 others still living, together with a brief Sketch of Essex 
 County, Vt. Waverly. Mass. : 1886. 8vo. Portraits and 
 Illustrations. 
 
 Sold: Guild, 1887, 3.50; Libbie, 1901, 4.00; Clogston, 1899, 
 375- 
 
 356. BENTON, J. A. (REV.). The California Pilgrim (First 
 
 Day in San Francisco, Stages. Early Mining Towns, etc.). 
 By J. A. Benton. Illustrated. Sacramento: 1853. i2mo. 
 
 357. . California : As she was ; As she is ; As she is to be. 
 
 Sacramento: 1850. 8vo, pp. 16. 
 
 358. BENTON, NATHANIEL S. A History of Herkimer 
 
 County, including the Upper Mohawk Valley, from the 
 Earliest Period to the Present Time : with a Brief Notice 
 of the Iroquois Indians, the Early German Tribes, the 
 Palatine Immigrations into the Colony of New York, and 
 Biographical Sketches of the Palatine Families, the Pat- 
 entees of Burnetsfield in the year 1825. Also Biographical 
 Notices of the most Prominent Public Men of the County ; 
 with Important Statistical Information. Albany : J. Mun- 
 sell, 1856. 8vo, pp. v. (2). 6-497. M a P an d Plates.
 
 76 BERGEN. 
 
 Sold: Terry, 1889, 2.12; Murphy, 1884, 3.75; Roche, 1867, 
 3.50; Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 1.75; Holbrow, 1892, 3.75; 
 Brinley, 1880, 3.00; Bushnell, 1883, extra illus., letter of 
 author, 3.00; Bourquin, 1894, 1.70; Hoffmann, 1877, hlf 
 mo, git, 3.50; Field, 1875, 3.00; Holliday, 1870, bds, unct, 
 5.25; Guild, 1887, 3.12; Clogston, 1875, 1.87; Cooley, 1902, 
 cl, 3.25 ; Van Yorst, 1904, cl, 5.00. 
 
 359. BENTON, NATHANIEL. Documents and Records re- 
 
 lating to the Province of New Hampshire, from the Ear- 
 liest Period of its Settlement. Concord : 1867-73. 7 vols. 
 8vo. 
 Sold: Shurtleff. 1875, 9.69. 
 
 360. BENSON, SAMUEL P. An Account of the Centennial 
 
 Celebration at Winthrop. Maine, May 20, 1871, embracing 
 the historic address and poem in full. (Poem by John 
 \Y. May.) Augusta: Sprague, Owen & Nash, Prs., 1871. 
 8vo, pp. 69. 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.00. 
 
 361. BENZONE, HIERONYMO. Historia Indiae Occidentalis, 
 
 Tomis duobus comprehensa. Prior, res ab Hispanis in 
 India Occidentali bactenus gestas, acerbum illorum in 
 cas Gentes dominatum, insigneque in Gallos ad Floridam 
 Insulam sanitiae exemplum describit. Alter vero Brasilia 
 (quae America dicitur) rerumque in ea obseruatione dig- 
 narum a nobis penitus incognita descriptionem continet 
 Hieronymo Benzone Italo & Ioanne Lerio Burgundo, tes- 
 tibus ocularis, autoribus. Exeorum autem idiomate in 
 Latinum sermonem Yrbani Calvetonis & G. M. studio 
 connersi : perpetuis notis, argumentis, Figuris, Indicibus. 
 & locupleti memorabilium rerum accesione illustrati. Ad- 
 dita Totius Indiae Occidentalis, seu orbis illius noui bruis 
 descriptio, quae maximam hanc mundi partem vno velus 
 intuitu perlustrandam oculis subiicis. Excvdebat Evsta- 
 thivs Vignon, 1586. i2mo. Illustrated.* 
 
 362. BERGEN, TEUNIS G. Register in Alphabetical Order of 
 
 Early Settlers of Kings County, L. I., from first Settle- 
 ment by Europeans to 1700, with Contributions to their 
 Biographies and Genealogies compiled from various 
 Sources. New York: 1881. 8vo, pp. 552. 
 Sold: McKee, 1902, 3.00.
 
 BEVERLEY. Jf 
 
 363. . A History of the Town of New Utrecht, N. Y. 
 
 Brooklyn : 1884. 4to. Illustrated. Paper covers. 
 
 But 30 copies were printed. 
 Sold: Guild, 1887, 1.90; Bangs, 1902, paper, unct, 3.50. 
 
 364. BERKLEY, SIR WILLIAM. A Discourse and View of 
 
 Virginia. By Sir William Berkley the Governour. Lon- 
 don : 1663. 4to, pp. 12. 
 
 365. BERNHEIM, G. D. History of the German Settlements 
 
 and of the Lutheran Church in North and South Carolina. 
 Philadelphia: 1872. 121110, pp. 557. 
 
 366. BERTHWICK, J. D. Three Years in California. Edin- 
 
 burgh: 1857. Third Edition. 8vo, pp. 384. 
 
 San Francisco in 1851. The Mines. Digger Indians, Lynch Law, 
 Vigilance Committee, etc., Tinted Plates. 
 
 367. BESSON, J. A. B. History of Eufaula, Ala. The Bluff City 
 
 of the Chattahoochee. Atlanta : 1875. 
 
 368. BEVERLEY, ROBERT. The | History | and | Present 
 
 State I of I Virginia, | In Four Parts. | I. The History of 
 the First Settlement | of Virginia, and the Government 
 there- | of. to the present Time. | II. The Natural Produc- 
 tions and Conveni- | ences of the Country, suited to Trade 1 
 and Improvement. | III. The Native Indians, their Re- 
 ligion, Laws, I and Customs, in War and Peace. [ IV. The 
 Present State of the Country, as to | the Polity of the 
 Government, and the | Improvements of the Land. | By a 
 Native and Inhabitant of the Place. | London: | Printed 
 for R. Parker, at the Ynicorn, under the Piazza's of the 
 Royal-Exchange, 1705. 8vo. Frontispiece, 6 1., (Text) 
 pp. 104; 40; 64; 83, folded sheet after p. 50, (Tables and 
 Errata) pp. 16 and 2 1. 14 Copperplates.* 
 
 "Contains frontispiece of the arms of Virginia. 'By R. B. gent.' 
 It has also 14 fine engravings by Gribelin, copied from He Bry's 
 Latin edition of ll.iriit's Admiranda Narratio." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: 1705 ed. : 11m, extra, git, Hoffmann, 1877, 15.00: Harold 
 Peirce. 1903. red levt, git. by Riviere, 40.00; same sale, 
 orig. elf, extra. 35.00; Cooke. 1883, elf, git, by Pratt. 8.00; 
 Libbie, 1900, elf. cover missing, 15.50; Lundy. 1899, old 
 elf. 16.00: Pratt, 1899, 18.00: Hardwicke, 1888, elf. £3 15s;
 
 78 BEVEKLEV. 
 
 Pleasanton, 1895, elf, 39.00; Sewall, 1896, elf, 16.50; Bell, 
 1895, 13.50; Jillson, 1896, 14.00; Bangs, 1896, 16.00; Ives, 
 extra mo, 32.00; Barlow, 7.00; another, 8.50; Sewall, old 
 elf, rebacked, 1896, 16.50; Fleisheim, Barker & Severn, 
 1897, 12.00; Murphy, 1884, 7.00; Deane, 1898, with rare 
 bookplate. 1745. elf, 19.00; Rice, 1870, elf, 9.50; Brinley, 
 1880, 10.00; Barlow, 1890, 8.50; same sale, 7.00; Brayton 
 Ives, 1891, blue mo, extra, git, paneled sides, 32.00; Man- 
 son, 1899, full mo, extra git, early portrait of Raleigh in- 
 serted, 23.00; Henkels, 1900, orig. binding, 15.00; Henkels, 
 1901, red cr levt, tooled, git, by Riviere, 44.00; Bourquin, 
 1894, elf, rebacked, 8.25 ; McKee, 1902, mor, git, by Man- 
 sell, 24.00; French and Chubbuck, 1904, mor, 23.00; Good- 
 win, 1903, levt mo, author's name on title, 31.00. 
 
 369. . Histoire de la Virginie ; &c, &c. Traduite de l'An- 
 
 glois. Enrichie de Figures. Imprime a Orleans, & sa 
 vend a Paris. Chez Pierre Ribou, 1707. 121110. (En- 
 graved title) il., (Title and Preface) 4 1., pp. 416, folded 
 sheet, (Table and Aprobation) 9I. 14 Plates. There 
 is a ship on the engraved title page. Another French 
 edition reads: Historie de la Virginia, &c, &c. Amster- 
 dam: Chez Thomas Lombrail, 1707. i2mo. (Engraved 
 title) (6), pp. 432. 1 1., folded, (Tables) 8 1. 14 Plates. 
 The Same. Amsterdam: Claude Jordan. i2mo. 
 
 "The Amsterdam editions vary only in the title page. I have seen 
 in English Catalogues editions dated 1718 and 1722; probably errors 
 as to date." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 2.13; Whitcombe, 1904, Amsterdam, 
 1707 ed., orig. elf, 3.25; Barlow, 1S90, 2.00; Johnson, 1890, 
 2.37; Cooke, 1883, Amsterdam, 1712, hlf mo, 4.00; Cooke, 
 1883, 2 cop., 2.00; Deane, 1898, 2.75 ; Bangs, 1894, Amster- 
 dam ed., elf, 2.50; Bangs, 1903, Amsterdam, 5.00; Ander- 
 son, Amsterdam, 1707, 5.00; Bangs, 1903, Amsterdam, 
 1712, 5.50; Anderson, 1905, Amsterdam, 1712, hlf elf, 5.50. 
 French edition, 1707, Brinley, 1880, 5.50; Bourquin, 1894, 
 I.80; Amsterdam ed., 1718, Brinley, 1880, 2.50. 
 
 370. . The History of Virginia. In Four Parts. I. The 
 
 History of the First Settlement of Virginia, and the Gov- 
 ernment thereof, to the Year 1706. II. The Natural Pro- 
 duction-, and Conveniences of the Country, suited to 
 Trade and Improvement. III. The Native Indians, their
 
 BEVERLEY. 79 
 
 Religion, Laws, and Customs in War and Peace. IV. The 
 Present State of the Country, as to the Polity of the Gov- 
 ernment, and the Improvements of the Land, the 10th of 
 June, 1720. By a Native and Inhabitant of the Place. 
 The Second Edition revis'd and enlarg'd by the Author. 
 London: Printed for B. and S. Tooke in Fleetstreet ; I 
 Fay ram and J. Clarke at the Royal-Exchange and T. 
 Bickerton in Pater-Noster Row, 1722. 8vo. Frontispiece, 
 Title, (Preface) 3 I., pp. 284, (Table) 12 1. 14 Plates. 
 
 "Some copies have the imprint: London: Printed for F. Fayram 
 and J. Clarke at the Royal-Exchange, and T. Bickerson in Pater- 
 Noster Row, \~22. The dedication in the first edition of 1705 is 
 omitted here, and the preface is entirely different, and there arc 
 many suppressions and a Iditions. The author spells his ndme Bev- 
 erley on page ~2. See Jefferson's Notes on Virginia, Qncs. 222." 
 Sabiti. 
 
 "This work appeared anonymously in two English editions and 
 one French, but is known to have been written by Robert Beverley. 
 The plates by Gribelin are reduced copies of those in Hariot's 
 Virginia, drawn and engraved by the Brothers De Bry." Field. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1898, 16.00; Bangs, Merwin, 2d ed., 1865, 
 12.00; Murphy, 1884, 7.50; Murphy, 1884, 1722 ed., 7.00; 
 Roche, 1867, elf, extra, git, by Pratt, 21.00; Barlow, 1890, 
 hlf mo, copy owned by John Howard Payne, 8.50; Men- 
 zies, 1876, hlf levt mo, git, by Matthews, 17.50; 2d ed., 
 1722: Deane, 189S, levt mo, extra, git, by Matthews, 27.00; 
 Libbie, June, 1898, elf, 12.00; Cooke, 1883, elf, extra, 15.00; 
 Dawson, 1S90, elf, 8.25; Barlow, 1890, hlf mo, 8.50; 
 Brevoort, 1890, red mo, git, 7.25; Rice. 1870, elf, 8.00; 
 Fisher, 1866, old elf, 10.00; Cooke, 1883, elf, git, 15.00; 
 Field, 1875, 8.00; Bangs, 1901, 15.00; Miller & Bancker, 
 1898, mor, 16.00; Griswold, 1876, 35.00; Mitchell, 1891, 
 hlf mo, 9.00; Clogston, 1899, elf, 16.00; Guild, 1887, hlf elf, 
 7.50; Bangs, 1903, elf, 18.00; Anderson, 1905, old elf, 
 broken, 12.00. 
 
 371. . The History of Virginia, in Four Parts. I. The 
 
 History of the First Settlement of Virginia, and the Gov- 
 ernment thereof, to 1706. II. The Natural Productions 
 and Conveniences of the Country, suited to Trade and 
 Improvement. III. The Native Indians, their Religion, 
 Laws, and Customs, in War and Peace. IV. The Present 
 State of the Country as to the Polity of the Government, 
 and the Improvements of the Land, the 10th of June, 
 1720. By Robert Beverly . Reprinted from the 

 
 80 BIGELOW. 
 
 Author's Second Revised Edition, London, 1722. With 
 an Introduction by Charles Campbell, Author of the "Co- 
 lonial History of Virginia." Richmond, Va. : J. W. Ran- 
 dolph, 1855. 8vo, pp. xx, 264. 
 
 Sold: 1855 ed.: Deane, 1898, clth, 5.00; Brinley, 1880, 6.50; 
 Cable, 1882, 3.00; Child, 1882, 1.87; Bourquin, 1894, 4.10. 
 
 372. BICKLEY, GEORGE W. L. History of the Settlement and 
 
 Indian Wars of Tazewell County, Virginia. With a Map, 
 Statistical Tables, and Illustrations. Cincinnati : Morgan 
 & Co., 1852. 8vo, pp. 267. 
 
 Sold: Field, 1875, 5.00; Betts, 1901, cl, 5.25; Henkels, 1899, 
 5-50. 
 
 373. BICKNELL, THOMAS WILLIAMS. An Historical Ad- 
 
 dress and Poem delivered at the Centennial Celebration 
 of the Incorporation of the Town of Barrington. R. I., 
 June 17, 1870. With an Historical Appendix. Provi- 
 dence: 1870. 8vo. Portraits and Illustrations. 
 
 374. . History of Barrington, R. I. Providence : For sale 
 
 at Gregory's Bookstore, 1898. 8vo, pp. 600. Illustrated. 
 
 Edition limited to 250 copies. 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.25; Cable, 1882, 1.50; Libbie, 1901, 
 37 cts. ; Proud, 1903, 60 cts. ; Guild, 1887, 2.10. 
 
 375. BIERCE, L. V. Historical Reminiscences of Summit 
 
 County. Akron, Ohio: T. & H. G. Canfield, 1854. 121110, 
 pp. 158. 
 
 "One of the best arranged and most carefully written of our 
 county histories. A biography of General Bierce taken from Bio- 
 graphical Sketches of Eminent Americans precedes the work; then 
 comes a Biography of Amzi Atwater, which is followed by a history 
 of each township in the county. Many interesting events in the early 
 history of the State, and new incidents of Indian life and warfare, 
 will he found in this little volume." Thomson. 
 
 Sold: Waterbury, 1895. 1.10; Smith, 1867, 1.50; Hubbard, 
 
 1867, 1.50: Woodward. 1869, 1.88. 
 
 376. BIGELOW, E. V. Narrative History of Cohasset, Mass. 
 
 Cohasset : 1898. 8vo, pp. 561. Illustrations and Map. 
 
 377. BIGELOW, WILLIAM. History of Sherburne, Mass., 
 
 from its Incorporation. 1674, to the End of the Year 1830;
 
 I1ILL0N. 8 1 
 
 including that of Framingham and llolliston, so far as 
 they were Constituent Parts of that Town. Milford, 
 Mass.: Ballou & Stacy, 1830. 8vo, pp. 80. 
 Sold: Blanchard, 1898, hlf lev mo, unct, 3.50; Cable, 1882, 
 3.75; Manson, 1899, unct, 475; Thornton, 1878, hlf mo, 
 3.00. 
 
 378. . History of the Town of Natick, Mass., from the 
 
 Days of the Apostolic Eliot, 1650, to the Present Time, 
 1830. Boston: Marsh, Capen & Lyon, 1830. 8vo, pp. 
 
 87(1). 
 
 Sold: Blanchard, 1898, hlf levt mo, git, unct, orig. cover, bd 
 in, 3.00; Rice, 1870, hlf mo, git, unct, by Bradstreet, 4.37; 
 Woodward, 1869, unct, 1.75; Brinley, 1879, 1.25; Child, 
 
 1882, 1.00; Roche, 1867, unct, 1.12; Bushnell, 1883, 2.00; 
 Cable, 1883, 3.50; Manson, 1899, 1.00; Thornton, 1878, 
 3.00; J. G. Smith, 1883, 2.00; Shurtleff, 1875, 1.12; Cooke, 
 
 1883, hlf mo, git, 2.75; Deane, 1898, hlf ro, 2.50; Field, 
 1875, 75 cts. ; Guild, 1887, 1.00. 
 
 379. BILL, LEDYARD. A Winter in Florida ; or, Observations 
 
 on the Soil, Climate, and Products of our Semi-Tropical 
 States, with Sketches of the Principal Towns and Cities 
 in Eastern Florida; also a Brief Historical Summary, to- 
 gether with Hints to the Tourist, Invalid and Sportsman. 
 New York : Ledyard Bill, 1870. i2mo. 
 
 Mr. Bill in 1871 compiled a guide-book to Minnesota with the 
 following title : Minnesota, Its Character and Climate. Likewise 
 Sketches of Other Resorts Favorable to Invalids. New York. 1S71. 
 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 10 cts. 
 
 380. BILLON, FREDERIC L. Annals of St. Louis (Mo.) in its 
 
 Early Days under the French and Spanish Dominations. 
 St. Louis, Mo. : G. K. Jones & Co., 1886. 4to, pp. viii, 
 500. Portraits and Illustrations. 
 Edition limited to 100 copies. 
 Sold: Libbie, 1899, hlf rus, unct, 6.37. 
 
 381. . Annals of St. Louis in its Territorial Days, from 
 
 1804 to 1821, being a Continuation of the Author's pre- 
 vious Work, the Annals of the French and Spanish Period. 
 St. Louis: The Author, 1888. 8vo, pp. 463. Illustrated. 
 
 Edition limited to 500 copies. 
 Sold: Libbie, 1899, hlf rus, unct. 4.25; Bangs, 1903, cl, 3.20.
 
 82 B1RKBECK. 
 
 382. BINGHAM, HELEN MARIA. History of Green County, 
 
 Wisconsin. Milwaukee: Publ. by Author, 1877. i2mo, 
 pp. 310. 
 
 383. BIORCK, TOBIAS E. Dissertatio Gradualis, | De | Planta- 
 
 tione I Ecclesiae | Svecanae | in | America, | Quam, j Suf- 
 fragante Ampl. Senatu Philosoph. in | Regio. Upsal. 
 Athenaeo, | Praeside, | Viro Amplissimo atque Celeber- 
 rimo I Mag. Andrea Bronwall, | Eth. & Polit. Prof. Reg. 
 & Ord. I in Audit. Gust. Maj. d. 14 Jun. | An. 1731. | Ex- 
 aminandam modeste sistit | Tobias E. Biorck. | Ameri- 
 cano-Dalekarlus. | Upsaliae Literis Wernerianis. | 4 prel. 
 leaves, 34 pp. Map, Delineatio Pennsilvaniae et Caesareae 
 Nov. Occident seu West N. Iersey in America. 
 
 "An extremely rare work, and of the highest importance for the 
 early history of the Swedish Church in America, not mentioned by 
 the bibliographers Rich, Sabin, Stevens, etc. The author, a son of 
 Ericus Biorck, who was sent as minister to New Sweden in 1697, 
 was a born American, and his History is the first work on that coun- 
 try written by a native of it, which as far as I know, had been pub- 
 lished in Sweden. It is full of interest not only for its historical 
 details, but also for the knowledge of the Indians. In the preliminary 
 pages will be found a dedication to Count Gyllenborg of Lund, and a 
 letter of Andr. Hesselius to the learned American, Tob. Biorck, both 
 in English, the first in verses. It is curious that they are not written 
 in Swedish, and perhaps we may conclude from this circumstance 
 that at that time already the Swedish language was rather unfamiliar 
 to the colonists in New Sweden. The map seems to be taken from 
 an English original, as it bears the English armours with the 'Je 
 maintandria' (sic). This tract is sometimes attributed to A. Gron- 
 wall, but erroneously, the disputation has been held under his presi- 
 dentship, and therefore he is named on the title together with Biorck, 
 as in Sweden it was the custom, as in Germany, for the Professors to 
 write a dissertation, to be defended by their disciple-; ; but there were 
 honorable exceptions, as, for instancce, here. Biorck is the only 
 author." Miiller. 
 
 Mr. Miiller says that this book is unknown to Stevens, bul I 
 found the title given above in Stevens' Catalog of Rare Books Relat- 
 ing to America, London, July, 1885, p. 15. Doubtless at the time Mr. 
 Miiller published (1872) the book was unknown. Br. 
 
 Sold: Pennypacker, 1906, title slightly imperfect, with rare 
 map and verses, paper covers, 21.00; Betts, 1901, pap, 
 24.50; Hurst, 1904, 40.00. 
 
 384. BIRKBECK, MORRIS. Letters from Illinois. Illustrated 
 
 by a Map of the United States, shewing Mr. Birkbeck's 
 Journey from Norfolk to Illinois and a Map of English 
 Prairie and the Adjacent Country, by John Melish. Phil- 
 adelphia: Carey & Son, 1818. i2mo, pp. 154. 2 maps. + 
 The Same. Philadelphia printed, Belfast, reprinted; 1818.
 
 I5ISHOPE. 83 
 
 -f French edition, Paris: L'Huillier et Dclaunay, 1819. 
 8vo, pp. xvi, 156. Map. -f- The Same. London: 1818. 
 8vo, pp. xv, 114. -\- Second edition, London: 1818. + 
 Third edition, London : Taylor & Hessey, 1818. 8vo. 
 See, also. Richard Flower. 
 
 "The author, an English Communist, in 1817 purchased 16,000 
 acres on English Prairie, Illinois, founded there the town of New 
 Albion, which was settled by English immigrants. The volume con- 
 sists of letters written to persons in England, in reply to questions 
 relative to economic and social conditions in the West. It is an 
 intelligent, discriminating statement by a foreigner who soon came to 
 understand his adopted country, and did much to inspire and wisely 
 direct English emigration into Illinois." Burrows Bros. List. 
 
 Sold: Shurtleff, 1875, 87 cts. ; Guild, 1887, bds, unct, 75 cts. : 
 London, 1818 ed. : Barlow, 1890, hlf mo, with Letters 
 and Notes on America, in one vol., 2.50. 
 
 385. . Notes on a Journey in America from the Coast of 
 
 Virginia to the Territory of Illinois ; with Proposals for 
 the Establishment of a Colony of English. Philadelphia: 
 Caleb Richardson, 1817. 121110, pp. 189. + German edi- 
 tion, Jena: 1818.* 
 
 Sold: Polock, 1904, shp, 1.30. 
 
 386. BISBEE, JOHN H. Secular and Ecclesiastical History of 
 
 the Town of Worthington, Mass., from its First Settle- 
 ment to the Present Time. Albany, N. Y. : 1853. 8vo, 
 pp. 72. 
 
 387. . History of Huntington, Mass., from its First Settle- 
 ment to 1876. Springfield : 1876. 8vo, pp. 40. Paper. 
 
 Sold: Child, 1882, 75 cts.; Cable, 1883, 65 cts.; J. G. Smith, 
 1883, 70 cts. ; Guild, 1887, 65 cts. 
 
 388. BISHOPE, GEORGE. New England Judged, | Not by 
 
 Man's, but the Spirit of the Lord : And | The Summe 
 sealed up of New England's | Persecutions. | Being | A 
 Brief Relation of the Sufferings of the People called 
 Quakers in | those Parts of America, from the beginning 
 of the Fifth | Moneth 1656, (the time of their first Arrival 
 at Boston from | England) to the latter End of the Tenth 
 Moneth, 1660. | Wherein | The Cruel Whippings and 
 Scourgings, Bonds and Imprisonments, Beat- | ings and 
 Chainings. Starvings and Huntings, Fines and Confisca-
 
 84 BISHOPE. 
 
 ti- I on of Estates, Burning in the Hand and Cutting o» 
 Ears, Orders of Sale | for Bond-men and Bond-women, 
 Banishment upon pain of | Death, and putting to Death 
 of those People, are Shortly touched; | With a Relation 
 of the Manner, and some of the Other most Ma | terial 
 Proceedings ; and a Judgement there upon | In Answer | 
 To a Certain Printed Paper, intituled, A Declaration | of 
 the General Court of Massachusetts holden at Boston, 
 the | 18 October, 1658. Apologizing for the same. | By 
 George Bishope. | — (Motto.) | London: Printed for Rob- 
 ert Wilson, in Martins le Grand, 1661. | Sm. 4to, pp. 147.* 
 ''There is an error in the pagination at pp 97-104." Sabin. 
 
 . An I Appendex | to the Book, Entituled, | New 
 
 England Judged : j being | Certain Writings, (never yet 
 Printed) | of those Persons which were there | Executed. 
 
 1 Together | with a short Relation of the Tryal, | Sentence, 
 and Execution, | of William Leddra. | Written by them in 
 the time of their Imprisonment, in the | Bloody Town of 
 Boston. I London : | Printed for Robert Wilson, at the 
 sign of the Black-spread | Eagle and Windmill, in Martins 
 le Grand, | 1661, | 4to, pp. 177-208.* 
 
 "Pages 191-198 should read 199-208." Sabin. 
 Sold: Brinley, 1880, both pts with appendix and slip of 
 errata, blue mo, extra git, by Pratt, 210.00; Menzies, 3 
 vols, 1661, Appendix, and 1667, red levt mo, git, by Bed- 
 ford, 130.00; Murphy,' 1884, 30.00; Stevens, 1886, London 
 sale, both parts with appendix, 1661-67, bd in two vols., 
 mo, extra, by Pratt, 8 leaves in 2d pt restored, 26.25 : 
 Livermore, 1894, 14.00; Barlow, 1890, levt mo, extra, by 
 Bedford, 3 vols., work compl., 165.00; Anderson, 1905, 
 mor, by Bedford, 1661-1667, both parts in 1 vol.. 21.00; 
 New England Judged, 1661 ; An Appendix to the Book 
 entitled New England Judged, 1661 ; New England 
 Judged, second part, 1667. London, 1661-67. 3 parts in 
 
 2 vols. Anderson, 1903, levt mo, git, by Stikeman, 80.00. 
 
 389. . New England | Judged. | The Second Part. | Being, 
 
 I A Relation of the cruel and Bloody Sufferings of the 
 People I called | Quakers, in the Jurisdiction chiefly of the 
 Massa- ] chusetts; Beginning with the Sufferings of Will- 
 iam Ledra. | whom they niurthered, and hung upon a 
 Tree at Boston, the | 14th of the first month. 1 660-1.
 
 BISHOPE. 85 
 
 barely for being such a one as | is called a Quaker, and 
 coming within their Jurisdiction; | And ending with the 
 Sufferings of Edward Wharton, the 3d | month, 1665. 
 And the remarkable Judgements of God j in the Death 
 of John Endicot Governour, John Norton, | High Priest, 
 and Humphrey Adderton, Major General. | By George 
 Bishope. | (Motto.) London: Printed in the Year, 1667. | 
 4to, pp. 147. Errata, 9 lines.* 
 
 "These three works should go together to form a complete book, 
 and, when complete, they constitute a volume of great rarity." Sabin. 
 The following work is an abbreviation : 
 
 390. . New England Judged, | by the | Spirit of the Lord. 
 
 I In Two Parts. | First, Containing a Brief Relation of the 
 Sufferings | of the People called Quakers in New Eng- 
 land, from the | Time of their first Arrival there, in the 
 Year 1656, to | the Year 1660. Wherein their Merciless 
 Whippings, | Chainings, Finings, Imprisonments, Starv- 
 ings, Burning in | the Hand, Cutting off Ears, and Put- 
 ting to Death, with | divers other Cruelties, inflicted upon 
 the Bodies of In- | nocent Men and Women, only for 
 Conscience-sake, are | briefly described. In Answer to 
 the Declaration of their | Persecutors Apologizing for the 
 same, 1659. | Second Part, Being a farther Relation of the 
 Cruel and | Blood)- Sufferings of the People call'd Quak- 
 ers in New- | England, continued from anno 1660, to anno 
 1665. Be- I ginning with the Sufferings of William Led- 
 dra, whom | they put to Death. | Formerly Published by 
 George Bishop, and now | somewhat Abbreviated. | With 
 an Appendix, | Containing the Writings of several of the 
 Sufferers ; | with some Notes, shewing the Accomplish- 
 ment of their Pro- | phecies ; and a Postscript of the 
 Judgements of God, that | have befallen divers of their 
 Persecutors. [ Also, | An Answer to Cotton Mather's 
 Abuses of the said People, | in his late History of New 
 England, Printed anno 1702. | The whole being at this 
 time Published in the said Peoples | Vindication, as a 
 Reply to all his Slanderous Calumnies. | Text. | — Rev. 
 12. 1 1. I London: Printed and Sold by T. Sowle, in White- 
 | Hart-Court in Gracious Street. 1703. 8vo, Title, pp. (6), 
 498, 212, Index and Errata, 6 1.* 
 
 "The following work forms the latter part -f- pp. 212; it is some- 
 times found separately." Sabin.
 
 86 BISHOP. 
 
 Truth and Innocency | Defended ; | against | Falsehood and 
 Envy : | And the Martyrs of Jesus and | Sufferers for his 
 sake, | Vindicated. | In Answer to Cotton Mather (a Priest 
 of | Boston) his Calumnies, Lyes and Abuses | of the 
 People called Quakers, in his late | Church-History of 
 New England. | With Remarks and Observations on sev- 
 eral Pas- | sages in the same, and his Confessions to the | 
 Just Judgements of God on them. | By John Whiting, j 
 (Motto, 8 lines.) | London: Printed and sold by T. Sowle 
 — | — 1702. I 
 
 "For list of Bishope's writings, see Smith's Cat. Friends' Books, 
 1.277-283." Sabin. 
 
 This book should have seven titles. 
 
 Sold: 1702 ed. : Strong, 1878, 7.25; London, 1703 ed. : Bell, 
 12.00; Bangs, 1896, 7.63; Menzies, with 7 titles, 20.00; 
 Terry, 1889, calf, extra, 21.00; Griswold, calf, 10.00; Reed, 
 1703 ed., 1896, 5.25; Murphy, 1703 ed., 1884, 20.00; Stone, 
 1703 ed., 1897, elf, git, by Bradstreet, 15.00; Chase & Dale, 
 1897, elf, 8.00; Koecker, 1897, levt mo, git, by Koecker, 
 19.00; Rice, 1870, elf, git, by Pratt, 20.00; Fisher, 1866, hlf 
 elf, 11.50; Stevens, 1886, 1703 ed., elf, extra, by Piatt, 7.50; 
 Manson, 1904, 3 parts in 1 vol., elf extra, 27 extra plates 
 inserted, 17.00; Brinley, 1880, elf, git, by Pratt, 25.00; 
 Strong, 1878, 7.25 ; Bangs, 1895, 1703-02, 2 pts, 9.25 ; Cable, 
 1882, with Whiting's Truth & Innocency, shp, 12.00; 
 Johnson, 1890, 8.00; Thornton, 1878, 12.00; Bangs, 1905, 
 3 v., elf, 18.00; Hale, 1905, elf, by Pratt, 16.25; Hoffmann, 
 1877, 6.75; Cooke, 1883, br mo, with the 7 titles, 32.00; 
 Cooke, 1883, 1702 ed.. 19.00; Richmond, 1899, Bancroft's 
 copy, elf, 3.75; Pratt, 1899, elf, 10.00; Henkels, 1899, 9.25; 
 O'Callaghan, 1882, elf, 21.00; Henkels, 1902, old elf, 10.00; 
 Bangs, 1003, old elf, 8.75 ; Cresson, 1902, edition 1703, New 
 England Judged, 1703, 2d title: New England Judged, not 
 by Man's, &c. London : 1702-3. Title, 2d part. Relation 
 of Cruel and Bloody Sufferings, &c. London : 1667, 10.00. 
 
 391. BISHOP, HARRIET E. Moral Home ; or First Years of 
 Minnesota : Early Sketches, Latter Settlements, and Fur- 
 ther Developments. New York: Sheldon & Co., 1857. 
 i2mo, pp. 342. Portrait and Woodcuts. 
 
 Personal experiences of aboriginal life. 
 
 Sold: Field, 1875, 1.50.
 
 BLACK MAN. Sj 
 
 392. BISHOP, J. W. History of Fillmore County, Minnesota. 
 
 With an Outline of her Resources and Advantages. Chat- 
 field, Minn.: 1858. 8vo, pp. 40. 
 
 393. BISHOP, WILLIAM HENRY. Mexico, California and 
 
 Arizona, being a new and revised Edition of Old Mexico 
 and her Lost Provinces. New York: 1900. 8vo, pp. 581. 
 Maps and 1 10 wood engravings. 
 
 394. BISLAND, ELIZABETH. Old Greenwich. New York: 
 
 G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1897. i2mo. 
 
 Half Moon Scr. V. I, No. 9. 
 
 395. BITTINGER, J. Q. History of Haverhill, N. H. Haver- 
 
 hill, N. H.: 1888. 8vo, pp. 441. Steel Portraits and Map. 
 Blank sheets for memoranda.* 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 3.25; Bell, 1895, with a. 1. s. of author 
 inserted, 3.00; Olcott, 1901, cl, 2.75; Proud, 1903, 1.00; 
 Clogston, 1899, 3.25. 
 
 396. BLACK, ALEXANDER. The story of Ohio; illustrated by 
 
 L. J. Bridgman. Boston: D. Lothrop Co., 1888. 8vo, pp. 
 4, 326.* 
 
 "Mr. Black's book sketches the early history of the Ohio Valley, 
 touching briefly upon the romantic Indian struggles and traditions, 
 describes succinctly the movements that planted civilization in the 
 Northwest, and brings the State history down to the present year, 
 with its centennial observances, thus covering the full century of 
 Ohio's life." Publ. Weekly. 
 
 Sold: Whitmore, 1902, 40 cts. 
 
 397. BLACKMAN, EMILY C. History of Susquehanna County, 
 
 Pennsylvania. From a Period preceding its Settlement 
 to Recent Times, including The Annals and Geography 
 of each Township with Maps and Numerous Illustrations. 
 Also a Sketch of Woman's Work in the County for the 
 United States Sanitary Commission, and a List of the 
 Soldiers of National Army furnished by many of the 
 Townships. Philadelphia: Claxton, Remsen & Haffel- 
 finger, 1878. 8vo. pp. x, i 1 errata, folded map, pp. 640. 
 Illustrated.* 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900. 3.00: Bourquin. 1894, 2.10; Cable, 1882, 
 slip. 3.50.
 
 88 BLAKE. 
 
 398. BLACKMAN, LEAH. History of Little Egg Harbor 
 
 Township, Burlington County, N. J., from its First Set- 
 tlement to the Present Time, comprising the Genealogy 
 of many of its Inhabitants, together with Short Biog- 
 raphies of Eminent Characters ; also the Constitution, 
 By-Laws, etc., of the Surveyors' Association of West Xew 
 Jersey. Camden: 1880. 8vo. 
 
 This volume was published in the first volume of the Proceed- 
 ings of the Surveyors' Association of New Jersey and was never 
 issued separately. 
 
 Contains over 200 pages of the genealogy of prominent Burling- 
 ton County Families, a History of Squankum and other papers. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 4.25. 
 
 399. BLACKMORE, WILLIAM. Colorado: Its Resources, 
 
 Parks, and Prospects, as a Field for Emigration. With 
 an Account of the Trenchara and Costilla Estates in the 
 San Luis Park. London : Sampson Low, Son & Marston, 
 1869. 4to, pp. 217. Map and Illustrations.* 
 
 Portrait (photo.) of Wm. Gilpin. Photo, of street in Denver. 
 3 folding maps. 
 
 400. BLAKE, FRANCIS E. Incidents of the First and Second 
 
 Settlements of Worcester. Worcester: 1884. 8vo, pp. 33. 
 
 401. . Some Worcester Matters, 1689-1743. Worcester: 
 
 1885. 8vo, pp. 17. 
 
 402. . Rutland, Mass., and the Indian Troubles of 1723-30. 
 
 Worcester: 1886. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, .75; Guild, 1887, 2,7 cts. 
 
 403. . Dorchester Neck (now South Boston). The Raid 
 
 of the British Troops, Feb. 13, 1776, with an Account of 
 the First Settlements at the Neck and various Miscella- 
 neous Notes. Boston : 1899. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Whitmore, 1902, hlf mo, 2.50. 
 
 404. BLAKE, HENRY T. Chronicles of New Haven Green from 
 
 1(138 to 1862. A Series of Papers read before the New 
 Haven Colony Historical Society. New Haven : 1898. 
 8vo, pp. 280.
 
 BLAKE. 89 
 
 405. BLAKE, HIRAM. Directory of Keene, N. H., for 1874-5, 
 
 embracing a General and Business Directory and an Ap- 
 pendix of much useful Information. Keene: R. S. Dillon 
 & Co. 8vo. 
 
 First edition of the Keene Directory, with an Historical Sketch 
 of the Town, hy Hiram Blake, Esq. 
 
 406. BLAKE, JAMES. Annals of the Town of Dorchester. 
 
 (1630-) 1750. Boston: David Clapp, Jr., 1846. i2mo, pp. 
 vi, 95. Facsimile, 2 pp.* 
 
 "Forms No. 2. of Collections of Dorch/fter Antiquarian and 
 Historical Society.' 1 Sabin, 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, hlf bd, 1.25; Woodward, 1869, hlf 
 mo, git, unct, 1.00; Bushnell, 1883, 30 cts. ; Barlow, 1890, 
 bds, 25 cts. 
 
 407. BLAKE, JONATHAN. History of Warwick, Massachu- 
 
 setts, from the First Settlement to 1854. By Jonathan 
 Blake. Brought down to the Present Time by Others. 
 With Appendix. Boston : 1873. 121110, pp. 240. Portrait 
 and Plan. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 3.75; Cable, 1882, 1.63; Cable, 1883, 
 1.00; J. G. Smith, 1883, 1.37; Olcott, 1901, 1.00; M. D. 
 Gilman, 1884, 1.25; Cooke, 1883, 1.70; Guild, 1887, 1.75; 
 Clogston, 1875, 1.30; Libbie, 1900, 3.10. 
 
 408. BLAKE, MORTIMER. History of Franklin, Mass., from 
 
 its First Settlement to the Completion of its first Century. 
 2d March, 1878, with Genealogical Notices of its earliest 
 Families. Sketches of its Professional Men and a Report 
 of the Centennial Celebration. Franklin: 1879. 8vo. 
 Portraits and Illustrations. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 4.00; Cable, 1882, 2.50; Libbie, 1901, 
 4.00; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 3.00; Guild, 1887, cl, unct, 4.00: 
 Libbie, 1901, cl, 4.00. 
 
 409. BLAKE, WILLIAM J. The History of Putnam County. 
 
 N. Y. ; with an Enumeration of its Towns, Villages, 
 Rivers, Creeks, Lakes, Ponds, Mountains, Hills, and Geo- 
 logical Features; Local Traditions; and Short Biographi- 
 cal Sketches of Early Settlers, &c. New York : Baker & 
 Scribner, 1849. 121110, pp. iv, 13-368.
 
 90 BLAND. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1880, 1.25; Murphy, 1884, 2.25; Woodward, 
 1869, bds, 1.50; Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 75 cts. ; Waterbury, 
 1895, 3.62; Bourquin, 1894, 1.80; Bushnell, 1883, extra 
 illus., 3.50; Hoffmann, 1877, 1.50; Field, 1875, 1.50; 
 Hough, 1900, 5.25. 
 
 410. BLAKE, W. P. History of the Town of Hamden, Ct. ; with 
 
 an Account of the Centennial Celebration June 15, 1886. 
 Prepared and Published by the Authority of the Town. 
 New Haven : Price, Lee & Co., 1888. 8vo, pp. 8, 350. 
 
 Part I. Account of the Centennial Celebration. Part II. His- 
 torical and Descriptive. Hamden. 1786; Centenary of Hamden. Ct., 
 1886; History of the Town of Hamden, Ct., with an Account of the 
 Centennial Celebration, June 15th, 1886, prepared under the Editorial 
 Supervision of W. P. Blake. 
 
 411. BLANCHARD, CHARLES. Counties of Clay and Owen, 
 
 Indiana. Historical and Biographical. Illustrated. Chi- 
 cago : 1884. 8vo, pp. 966. 
 
 412. BLANCHARD, RUFUS. The Discovery and Conquests of 
 
 the Northwest, including the Early History of Chicago, 
 Detroit, Vincennes, St. Louis, Ft. Wayne, Prairie du 
 Chien, Marietta, Cincinnati, Cleveland, &c, &c. And In- 
 cidents of Pioneer Life in the Region of the Great Lakes 
 and the Mississippi Valley. Chicago: R. Blanchard & Co., 
 1879. Roy. 8vo, pp. 518. 7 maps and full p. engravings. 
 + 1880. Wheaton: R. Blanchard & Co. + 1881. 
 
 Sold: Donnelly, 1894, hlf mo, 3.25; Dunbar, 1892, paper, 
 unct, 25 cts.; Bourquin, 1894, 1880 ed., 1.60; Cooke, 1883, 
 shp, 6.50; Guild, 1887, shp, 1.25; 1881 ed. : Barlow, 1890. 
 1.50. 
 
 413. . History of Illinois; to accompany an Historical 
 
 Map. Chicago: National School Supply Co., 1883. 8vo. 
 
 414. . Documentary History of the Cession of Louisiana 
 
 to the United States till it became an American Province ; 
 with an Appendix. Chicago : Rufus Blanchard, 1903. 
 8vo, pp. 4, 68, 3. Illustrations. Portraits. Map. 
 
 415. BLAND, EDWARD. The | Discovery | of | New Brittaine. 
 
 I Began August 27. Anno Dom. 1650. | By Edward Bland, 
 Merchant. Abraham Woode, Captaine. Sackford Brew-
 
 BLI-S. 91 
 
 ster, Elias Pennant, Gentlemen. | From Fort Henry, at 
 the Head of Appa | mattuck River in Virginia, to the Fals 
 I of Blandina, first River in New Brit | taine, which run- 
 neth West, being | 120 Mile South-west between 35, | & 
 37 degrees, (a pleasant Country.) | of temperate Ayre, 
 and fertile Soyle. | London : | Printed by Thomas Harper 
 for John Stephenson, at the | Sun below Ludgate. 1651. | 
 4to, pp. (8), 16. Map and plate. 
 
 Contains first published picture of Indian wheat (corn) and 
 Jaybird. 
 
 The Discovery of New Brittaine. Began August 27, 
 Anno Dom. 1650. By Edwd. Bland, Abraham. Woode, 
 Sackford Brewster and Elias Pennant. New York: Re- 
 printed by J. Sabin & Sons, 1873. 8vo, pp. (8), 16. 
 
 Sold: 1651 ed. : Barlow, 1890, mor, git, 135.00; 1873 ed. : Mur- 
 phy, 1884, 1. 00. 
 
 416. BLAXLAND, G. CUTHBERT. "May Flower" Essays on 
 
 The Story of the Pilgrim Fathers, as told in Governor 
 Bradford's MS. History of Plimoth Plantation with a Re- 
 production of Captain John Smith's map of New England. 
 London: Ward & Downey, 1896. i2mo, pp. 6, 146.* 
 
 417. BLEDSOE, A. J. History of Del Norte County, California, 
 
 with a Business Directory and Travellers' Guide. Eureka : 
 Humboldt Times Print (Wyman & Co.), 1881. 8vo, pp. 
 175. Paper.* 
 
 418. BLISS, GEORGE. An Address delivered at the Opening 
 
 of the Town Hall in Springfield, March 24, 1828. Con- 
 taining Sketches of the Early History of that Town, and 
 those in its Vicinitv. With an Appendix. Springfield : 
 Tannatt & Co., Prs.^ 1828. 8vo, pp. 68. 
 
 The appendix contains important historical and genealogical 
 papers. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 30 cts. ; Cable, 1882, 1.12. 
 
 4ig. . The Centennial Celebration of the Incorporation of 
 
 Waldoboro, Maine, July 4, 1873. Bangor: Benj. A. Burr, 
 1873. i6mo, pp. 52. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 2.00; S. L. Boardman, 1883, 37 cts.
 
 92 BLOIS. 
 
 420. BLISS, GEORGE N. Historical Sketch of East Providence, 
 
 R. L, July 4, 1876. 
 
 421. BLISS, LEONARD, JR. The History of Rehoboth, Bristol 
 
 County, Massachusetts ; comprising a History of the Pres- 
 ent Towns of Rehoboth, Seekonk, and Pawtucket, from 
 their Settlement to the Present Time ; together with 
 Sketches of Attleborough, Cumberland, and a part of 
 Swansey and Barrington, to the Time that they were sev- 
 erally separated from the Original Town. Boston : Otis, 
 Broaders & Co., 1836. 8vo, pp. v, 294. Errata, 1 p.* 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1896, stamp on title, 4.00; Patterson, 3.25; 
 Libbie, 1897, 3- 2 5 I Carre, 1897, 4.35 ; Murphy, 1884, 2.75 ; 
 Deane, 1898. clth, 6.75; Woodward, 1869, 3.25; Brinley, 
 1879, 3.00; 1893, 3.00; Bushnell, 1883. 3.88; Henkels, 1905, 
 hlf ro, 4.50; Manson, 1899, 9.50; Child, 1882, 3.50; Cable, 
 1882, 4.00; Henkels, 1900, 4.25; Cable, 1883, 3.00; Thorn- 
 ton, 1878, 2.75; J. G. Smith, 1883, 3.00; Shurtleff, 1875, 
 2.25; Morris, 1899, 4.25; Cooke, 1883, levt, git, unct, 3.50; 
 Henkels. 1902, 2.50; same sale, 2.25; A. G. Greene, 1869, 
 2.00; Guild, 1887, 4.25; Clogston, 1875, 2.00; Libbie, 1899, 
 6.50 ; Winsor, 1900, 3.00 ; Libbie, 1902, cl. 4.75 ; Libbie, 
 1902, 3.00; Libbie, 1903, cl, 3.12. 
 
 422. BLISS, WILLIAM ROOT. Colonial Times on Buzzard's 
 
 Bay. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1888. 8vo, pp. 
 9. 185. Map and Illustrations.* -f- The same, Revised en- 
 larged edition, 1900. Map. 
 
 423. . Quaint Nantucket. Boston : Houghton, Mifflin & 
 
 Co., 1896. 121110, pp. vi, 225. 
 
 Only a few copies published, uncut. Written from town and 
 court records, letters, journals, never be f ore published. Relates to the 
 Nantucket of two hundred years ago. 
 
 424. . The Old Colony Town (Plymouth) and other 
 
 Sketches. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1893. i2tno. 
 
 425. BLIVEN, CHARLES E. Maumee Valley and Pioneers. 
 
 n. p. Petersburg: 1880. 8vo, pp. 48. 
 
 426. BLOIS, JOHN T. Gazetteer of the State of Michigan, in 
 
 Three Parts, containing a General View of the State, a 
 Description of the Face of the Country, Soil, Productions,
 
 IIOSCANA. 93 
 
 Public Lands, Internal Improvements, Commerce, Gov- 
 ernment, Climate, Education, Religious Denominations, 
 Population, Antiquities, &c, &c. With a Succinct History 
 of the State from the Earliest Period to the Present Time. 
 Also a particular Description of the Counties, Towns, 
 Villages, Post Offices, Water Courses, Lakes, Prairies, 
 &c, alphabetically arranged ; with an Appendix, contain- 
 ing the usual Statistical Tables, and a Directory for Emi- 
 grants, &c. Detroit : Sidney L. Rood & Co. New York : 
 Robinson, Pratt & Co., 1838. i2mo, pp. 418. Errata, 1 1. 
 + Reprinted in 1840. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1881, 1.00; Cable, 1882, 1.50. 
 
 427. BLOOD, HENRY AMES. The History of Temple, N. H. 
 
 Boston: Printed by Geo. C. Rand and Avery, i860. 8vo, 
 PP- v, (2) 352. 28 plates. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 8.50; Woodward, 1869, 4.25; Guild, 
 1887, 8.00; Woodward, 1869, 2.13; Clogston, 1875, 1.75; 
 Manson, 1899, 7.25; Nash, 1900, 7.00; Child, 1882, 4.50; 
 Slee, 1900, hlf levt mo, git, 8.75 ; Winsor, 1900, hlf mo, git, 
 5.00; Libbie, 1902, cl, 7.50; Libbie, 1895, 9.25; Bell, 1895, 
 6.50; S. L. Boardman, 1883, 4.25. 
 
 428. BLUNT, EDMUND M. Blunt's Stranger's Guide to the 
 
 City of New York. To which is prefixed an Historical 
 Sketch, General Description, Plan and Extent of the City, 
 and Engravings of Public Buildings. New York : Ed- 
 mund M. Blunt, 1817. 121110, pp. xv, (2), 14-305. (1). + 
 1818 and 1822. 
 
 Sold: 1817 ed. : De Voe, 1896, 3.25 ; Bushnell, 1883, bds, unct, 
 1.60; Barlow, 1890, hlf mo, 3.50; Bangs, 1900, hlf mo, unct, 
 14.00; Bangs, 1901, bds, unct, 11.00; Anderson, 1901, bds, 
 unct, 9.00; McKee, 1902, bds, unct, 16.00; Anderson, 1904, 
 levt mo, unct, 15.00. 
 
 429. BOSCANA, FRIAR GERONIMO. Life in California dur- 
 
 ing a Residence of Several Years in that Territory, Com- 
 prising a Description of the Country and the Missionary 
 Establishments, with Incidents, Observations, &c, illus- 
 trated with numerous Engravings, by an American ; To 
 which is annexed an Historical Account of the Origin, 
 Customs, and Traditions of the Indians of Alta California.
 
 94 BOIES. 
 
 By the Reverend Father Friar Geronimo Boscana. Trans- 
 lated from the original Spanish Manuscript. New York: 
 Wiley & Putnam, 1846. 121110, pp. 341. 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 2.75 ; Field, 1875, 2.00. 
 
 430. BOARDMAN, SAMUEL LANE. Extracts from the Early 
 
 Unpublished Records of the Province of Maine, n. p. n. d. 
 (1866.) Reprint from Hist. Mag. 10. Supplt. 3: 77. 8vo, 
 PP- 3 2 - 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.12; S. L. Boardman, 1883, 1.37. 
 
 431. . The Climate, Soil, Physical Resources and Agricul- 
 tural Capabilities of the State of Maine; with special Ref- 
 erence to the Occupation of its New Lands. Washing- 
 ton, D. C. : 1884. 8vo, pp. 60. 
 
 432. . The Agriculture and Industry of the County of 
 
 Kennebec, Maine, with Notes upon its History and Natu- 
 ral History. Augusta, Maine : Printed for the Author, 
 1867. 8vo, pp. viii, 3-200. 
 
 But 26 perfect copies printed. Privately printed. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 2.75 ; Manson, 1899, unct, 2.00; Man- 
 son, 1899, 1.25; S. L. Boardman, 1883, 2 inserted por- 
 traits, paper, unct, 2.00; Whitmore, 1902, hlf ro, unct, 
 1.50; Guild, 1887, 1.50. 
 
 433. BODGE, GEORGE M. Soldiers in King Philip's War; 
 
 being a Critical Account of that War, with a Concise His- 
 tory of the Indian Wars of New England from 1620-77, 
 Official List of the Soldiers of Massachusetts Colony 
 serving in Philip's War, and Sketches of the Principal 
 Officers, &c. Leominster: 1896. 8vo. 
 
 BOEHM, JOH. PH. See No. 4164. 
 
 434. BOGG, J. N. Account of the Centennial Celebration in 
 
 West Springfield, Mass., March 25. 1874. 1874. 8vo, pp. 
 144. Portraits. 
 
 435. BOIES, HENRY L. History of De Kalb County, Illinois. 
 
 Chicago: 1868. 8vo, pp. 530. Illustrated.
 
 BOLTON. 95 
 
 436. BOKUM, HERMANN. The Tennessee Handbook and Im- 
 
 migrant's Guide. Giving a Description of the State of 
 Tennessee, its Agricultural and Mineralogical Character, 
 Railroads, &c. P.y Hermann Hokum, Commissioner of 
 Immigration. Philadelphia : J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1868. 
 i6mo, 2 1., pp. 164. Map.* 
 
 437. BOLLES, ALBERT S. Pennsylvania Province and State. 
 
 A History from 1609 to 1790. By Albert S. Iiolles, Ph.D., 
 LL.D., Lecturer in the College. Philadelphia and New 
 York: John Wanamaker, 1899. 2 vols. 8vo, pp. x, 582; 
 vi, 532. Part I, Vols. 1 to 9. Part II, Vols. 10 to 23. Part 
 I, frontispiece Wm. Penn. Part II, frontispiece of An- 
 thony Wayne.* 
 
 Sold: Bangs, 1902, cl, 4.00. 
 
 438. BOLLES, SIMEON (REV.). The Early History of Beth- 
 
 lehem, N. H. Woodsville : 1883. i6mo. Paper. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.25; Balcom, 1901, 1.25. 
 
 439. BOLLER, HENRY A. Among the Indians; Eight Years 
 
 in the Far West, 1858- 1866, embracing Sketches of Mon- 
 tana and Salt Lake. Philadelphia: T. Ellwood Zell, 1868. 
 i2mo, pp. 428. Map. 
 
 Sold: Guild, 1887, 1.40. 
 
 440. BOLTON, CHAS. KNOWLTON. Brookline ; the History 
 
 of a Favored Town. Brookline, Mass. : C. A. W. Spencer, 
 1897. 8vo, pp. 213. Illustrations, portraits, plates, map. 
 
 441. BOLTON, ROBERT. A History of the County of West- 
 
 chester, N. Y., from its First Settlement to the Present 
 Time. New York: Pr. by Alex. S. Gould, 1848. 2 vols. 
 8vo, pp. xxxii, 559 ; Title, 582. Map, folded Tables and 
 Woodcuts. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1880, 14.50; Polock, 4.80; Bangs, 1896, hlf 
 mo. 8.50; Libbie. 1897. 5. 10; Montayne, 1898, 5.00; Bax- 
 ter, 1898, 4.80; Bangs. Merwin, 1865, 6.00 ; Rice. 1870. ck 
 16.00; Bushnell, 1883, with autograph letter of author, 
 3.00; Cable, 1883, 2.50; Barlow, 1890, 7.00; Cable, 1882, 
 cl. 7.50; Bourquin, 1894, 4.80; Lawrence, 1896, 7.00; Hoff- 
 mann. 1877. 11.00; Bangs. 1899, 6.75; Donnelly, 1894, hlf
 
 96 BOND. 
 
 elf, 13.00; Guild, 1887, 3.50; Morris, 1899, 6.50; Bangs, 
 1899, 6.50, 5.00; Bangs, 1902, cl, title imper., 4.50; Bangs, 
 1902, cl, 5.80; McKee, 1902, cl, 6.00; Bangs, 1903, hlf mo, 
 water stained, 4.75; Field, 1875, 17.25; Anderson, 1905, 
 with autograph of Franklin B. Hough, orig. cl, 3.00. 
 
 442. BOLTON, ROBERT, JR. History of the Several Towns, 
 
 Manors, and Patents of the County of Westchester, from 
 its First Settlement to the Present Time, carefully revised 
 by its author, the late Rev. Robt. Bolton. Edited by the 
 Rev. C. W. Bolton. New York: 1881. Maps, folding 
 pedigree, &c. 2 vols. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: De Voe, 1896, 4.00; Bangs, 1897, 6.00; Bangs, 1901, 
 5.50; Blanchard, 1898, 5.00; Bangs, 1901, hlf mo, 9.00; 
 Bangs, 1 901, cl, 5.00; Nash, 1900, slip, 5.20; Bangs, 1900, 
 4.80; Anderson, 1902, cl, 8.20; Bangs, 1903, hlf mo, 10.00; 
 Merwin-Clayton, 1904, 6.25 ; 1905, 5.50. 
 
 443. BOND, ALVAN. Historical Discourses delivered at the 
 
 100th Anniversary of the Organization of the Second Con- 
 gregational Church, Norwich. Ct., July 24, i860, with an 
 Appendix. Norwich: i860. 8vo, pp. 64. Plan. 
 
 444. BOND, HENRY. Family Memorials. Genealogies of the 
 
 Families and Descendants of the Early Settlers of Water- 
 town, Massachusetts, including Waltham and Weston ; 
 to which is appended the Early History of the Town. 
 With Illustrations, Maps, and Notes. Boston : Little, 
 Brown & Co., 1855. 2 vols. 8vo, pp. viii, 672 ; 2 1., 673- 
 1094. Maps, Plates, and Portraits. + Second Edition. 
 With a Memoir of the Author, by Henry Gates Jones. 
 Boston : i860. 2 vols, in one. 8vo, pp. xv, iii, viii, 1094. 
 Map and Portraits. 
 
 Sold: Roche, 1867, 1855 ed., unct, 2.00; Cable, 1882, i860 ed., 
 575; J- G. Smith, 1883, 5.25; Whitmore, 1902. hlf 1110, 
 8.00; Brinley, 1879, 8.00; Guild, 1887. i860 ed., 18.50. 
 
 445. BOND, J. WESLEY. Minnesota and its Resources, to 
 
 which are Appended Camp Fire Sketches, or Notes of a 
 Trip from St. Paul to Pembina and Selkirk Settlement on 
 the Red River of the North. New York : Redfield, 1853. 
 i2tno, pp. 364. Map and 2 Plates. -f- Chicago : Keen &
 
 BONREPOS. 97 
 
 Lcc, 1856. -\- Philadelphia: Chas. De Silver, 1856. 121110, 
 pp. 412. Woodcuts, -j- Chicago: 1857. 
 
 Sold: 1853 ed. : Cable, 1883, 10 cts. ; Bourquin, 1894, 40 cts. ; 
 Shurtleff, 1875, 55 cts. ; 1856 ed. : Woodward, 1869, 20 cts. ; 
 Clogston, 1875, 10 cts. ; 1857 ed. : Dunbar, 1892, 35 cts. 
 
 446. BONNELL, GEORGE W. Topographical Description of 
 
 Texas. To which is added an Account of the Indian 
 Tribes. Austin : Clark, Wing & Brown, 1840. i6mo, pp. 
 viii, 7-150. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1881, 4.50; Cable, 1882, bds, 1.37; Field, 1875, 
 1.25. 
 
 447. BONNEY, C. VAN RENSSELAER. A Legacy of His- 
 
 torical Gleanings, 1630-1865. Early Colonial Incidents, 
 Revolutionary War, War of 1812 and the Civil War. Al- 
 bany : 1875. 2 vols. 8vo, pp. 1 100. Portraits and Illus- 
 trations. 
 
 Relates to Revolution and to New York State. Correspondence 
 of the Van Rensselaer Family, and Historical Documents, not to be 
 found elsewhere. 
 
 448. BONOEIL, JOHN. His Majesties Graciovs Letter to the 
 
 Earle of Sovth Hampton, Treasurer, and to the Councell 
 and Company of Virginia heere : commanding the present 
 setting up of Silke-works, and planting of Vines in Vir- 
 vinia. . . . And in the end, a Conclusion, with sundry 
 profitable remonstrances to the Colonies. Set foorth for 
 the benefit of the two renouned and most hopefull Sisters, 
 Virginia, and the Summer-Hands. London : Felix Kyng- 
 ston, 1622. 4to. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1880, portr. James I. inserted, stampd elf, 
 56.00. 
 
 449. BONREPOS, DE. Description du Mississippi, le nombre 
 
 des villes, et colonies etablies par les Frangais, les iles, 
 rivieres et territoires qui le bordent ... les moeurs 
 et negoces des sauvages qui y habitent, la maniere de se 
 faire la guerre et la paix, la fertilite du pays et la chasse, 
 &c. Tar M. le chevalier de Bonrepos. Paris: Gyrin, 1720. 
 8vo. + Rouen: 1772. 121110. 
 
 Sabin says this book has less than 4S pages.
 
 9S BORTHWICK. 
 
 450. BONWICK, JAMES. The Mormons and the Silver Mines 
 
 of Nevada, Utah" and Colorado. London: 1872. i2tno, 
 PP- 425- 
 
 451. BOOGHER, WILLIAM FLETCHER. Gleanings of Vir- 
 
 ginia History ; an Historical and Genealogical Collection, 
 largely from Original Sources. Washington, D. C. : W. 
 F. Boogher, 1903. 8vo, pp. 8, 443. 
 
 452. BOOTH, MARY L. History of the City of New York, from 
 
 its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time. Illustrated 
 
 with over One Hundred Engravings. New York : W. R. 
 
 C. Clark & Meeker, 1859. 8vo, pp. 846. + The Same, i860. 
 
 Svo. pp. 850.* 
 
 This book was issued with a new dale. New York: W. R. C. 
 Clark. tS65, l856, and 1R67, and the following title: 
 
 453. . History of the City of New York. New York: W. 
 
 R. C. Clark, 1867. 2 vols. 8vo, pp. 892. Illustrated.* 
 
 "This edition, in two vols., is the same as the others, up to page 
 753. From this point the authoress has made some additions and 
 alterations, and omitted the Charter. One hundred copies were 
 printed on large paper." Sabin. 
 
 The numbering is continuous in the two volumes. Frontispiece 
 of Peter Stuyvesant in the first volume. 
 
 454. . History of the City of New York. New York: E. 
 
 P. Dutton & Co., 1880. Roy. Svo, pp. 920. Illustrated.* 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 2.00;. 1859 ed. : Brayton Ives, 1891, hlf 
 mo, git. unct, 4.00; Randall & Shreve, 1901, 1.80; S. L. 
 Boardman, 1883, i860 ed., full mo, git, 2.75; Menzies, 
 1876, hlf mo, git. unct, 8.50; Hoffmann, 1877, unct. 2.12; 
 Bangs, 1897, 3.00; Cooke, 1883, cl, 34.00; Cooke. 1883, 
 2.00; Redpath, 1894, 90 cts. : Guild, 1887. 1.12; Bangs, 
 Merwin & Co., 1865, 1.50; Randall, 1901, 1.80; i860 ed. : 
 West, 1889, 2.00; Bushnell, 1883, 25 cts.; 1863 ed. : Cable, 
 1882, 2.25; 1866 ed. : Bourquin, 1894, 1.50; Proud, 1903, 
 80 cts.; 1867: Weeks, 1902, 2.00; Bangs, 1902, shts, fid, 
 large pap. 7.00; Roberts, 1896, 5.00; Rice, 1870, bds, unct, 
 large paper, 14.50; 1880 ed. : Weeks, 1902, 2.70; Cable, 
 1882, shts, fid, 1.00; Cable, 1883, shts, fid, 1.00. 
 
 455. BORTHWICK, J. D. Three Years in California. With 
 
 Eight Illustrations by the Author. Edinburgh: \Y. Black- 
 wood & Sons. 1857. Svo, pp. 384. 
 
 Relates to early mining in that country, the Chinese, lynch law, 
 gambling dens, etc.
 
 bossu. 99 
 
 456. BOSS, HENRY R. Sketches of the History of Ogle 
 
 County, 111., and the Early Settlement of the Northwest. 
 Written for the Polo Advertiser. Polo, Illinois: Henry R. 
 Boss, 1859. 8vo, pp. (2), 75. -+- (Ibid.) 1859. 8vo, pp. (2), 
 88. 
 
 457. BOSSU, N. Nouveaux voyages aux Indes Occidentales 
 
 Contenant line Relation des differens Peuples qui habitent 
 les environs du grand Fleuve Saint-Louis, appelle vul- 
 gairement le Misissippi ; leur religion, leur gouvernment, 
 leursmoeurs, leurs guerres & leur commerce. Par M. 
 Bossu, Capitaine dans les Troupes de la Marine. 2d edi- 
 tion. Paris: Le Jay, 1768. 2 vols. i2mo, pp. xx, 187, 193, 
 3 1. 4 plates. -f- Amsterdam: D. T. Changuin, 1769. 2 
 vols. 1 2mo, pp. xx, 187, 193, 31. 4 plates. 
 
 Sabin finds no record of the first edition. 
 
 Publ. in Dutch in Amsterdam, in 1769. In German in Frank- 
 furt, Leipzig, in 1771-74. In Helmstadt in 1776. 
 
 458. . Nouveaux Voyages dans l'Amerique Septentrionale. 
 
 contenant un collection de Letters ecrites sur les lieux par 
 l'Auteur. a son ami, M. Douin, &c. Amsterdam: 1777. 
 8vo, pp. xvi, 392. 4 plates. Paris : Changuion. 
 
 "Bossu's account of his two first voyages to Louisiana was 
 printed in 176S, after which he made a third voyage, the account of 
 which i^ given in this volume, which, not having been reprinted 
 nor translated into any other language, is a much scarcer work than 
 the former." Rich. 
 
 "Largely devoted to his personal intercourse with the Indians-" 
 Field. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1881,4.25. 
 
 459. . Travels through that Part of North America for- 
 merly called Louisiana. By Mr. Bossu, Captain in the 
 French Marines. Translated from the French, by John 
 Rheinhold Forster, F.A.S. Illustrated. With Notes rela- 
 tive chiefly to Natural History. To which is added by the 
 Translator a systematic Catalogue of all the known Plants 
 of English North-America, or a Flora Americae Septen- 
 trionalis. Together with an Abstract of the most useful 
 and necessary Articles contained in Peter Loefiling's Trav- 
 els through Spain and Cumana in South America. Re- 
 ferred to the Pages of the original Swedish Edition. Lon- 
 don : T. Davies, 1771. 2 vols. 8vo, pp. viii, 407. Half 
 Title, Title pp. 432.
 
 IOO BOUTON. 
 
 Sold: Brevoort, 1890, 2.50; Murphy, 1884, 3.00; Brinley, 
 1881, 3.50; Field, 1875, 5.00; Bangs, 1901, title imperf., hlf 
 elf, 4.10; Polock, 1904, elf, 9.50. 
 
 460. BOSWELL, REV. GEORGE C. The Litchfield Book of 
 
 Days. A Collation of the Historical, Biographical, and 
 Literary Reminiscences of the Town of Litchfield, Ct. 
 Litchfield: Alex. B. Shumway, 1899. i6mo, pp. 219. Il- 
 lustrated.* 
 
 461. BOTTUM, ROSWELL. History of the Town of Orwell, 
 
 Vt., from 1763 to 185 1. Rutland : Tuttle & Co., Prs., 1881. 
 8vo, pp. 50. 
 
 462. BOURNE, EDWARD EMERSON. An Address on the 
 
 Character of the Colony founded by George Popham at 
 the Mouth of the Kennebec River, August 19, (O. S.) 
 1607. Delivered in Bath, on the Two Hundred and Fifty- 
 seventh Anniversary of that Event. Delivered and pub- 
 lished at the request of the Committee of the Commemo- 
 ration. Portland : 1864. 8vo, pp. 60. 
 
 Bibliographical account of: Bulletin Boston Public Library. Vol. 
 3, P- 272. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.00. 
 
 463. . The History of Wells and Kennebunk from the 
 
 earliest Settlement to the Year 1820, at which Time Ken- 
 nebunk was set off, and Incorporated, with Biographical 
 Sketches. Portland: B. Thurston & Co., 1875. 8vo, pp. 
 xxiii, 767. 5 illustrations. 
 
 Sold: Bell, 1895, 4.00; Deane, 1898, 4.12; Manson, 1899, 
 4.00; Cable, 1882, 3.12; Child, 1882, 2.12; Balcom, 1901, 
 3.25; S. L. Boardman, 1883, 2.25; Whitmore, 1902, 4.00; 
 Guild, 1887, 6.00; Libbie, 1901, 3.50; Libbie, 1898, 3.00; 
 Libbie, 1902, 4.25 ; French and Chubbuck, 1904, hlf elf, 
 12.00. 
 
 464. BOUTELLE, THOMAS. Address at Bath, N. H., Jan. 23, 
 
 1854, by David Sutherland, with Historical Appendix by 
 Rev. Thomas Boutelle. Boston : 1855. 121110. 
 
 465. BOUTON, NATHANIEL. Two Sermons preached 21st 
 
 November, 1830, in Commemoration of the Organizing of
 
 BOUTON. IOJ 
 
 the First Church in Concord, and the Settlement of the 
 First Minister, on the 18th November, 1730, with a View 
 of Concord in 1746. Concord: Asa McFarland, 1831. 8vo, 
 pp. 102. Map. 
 
 "These two Centennial Historical Discourses, with their ex- 
 tensive notes and documents, are among the most valuable pieces of 
 American local history we have." Stevens. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 25 cts. ; Manson, 1899, 40 cts. ; Child, 
 
 1882, 75 cts. 
 
 466. . An Historical Discourse in Commemoration of the 
 
 Two Hundredth Anniversary of the Settlement of Nor- 
 walk, Ct., delivered July 9, 1851. New York: 1851. 8vo.* 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, .75; Woodward, 1869, 1.13; Bushnell, 
 
 1883, 1.25; Manson, 1899, 3.25. 
 
 467. . The History of Concord (N. H.) from its First 
 
 Grant in 1725, to the Organization of the City Govern- 
 ment in 1853, with a History of the Ancient Penacooks. 
 The whole interspersed with Numerous Interesting Inci- 
 dents and Anecdotes, down to the Present Period, 1855 ; 
 embellished with Maps ; with Portraits of Distinguished 
 Citizens, and Views of Ancient and Modern Residences. 
 Concord: Benning W. Sanborn, 1856. 8vo, pp. (4) 786. 
 Frontispiece, portrait of N. Bouton.* 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1895, 6.50; Balcom, 1901, 6.00; Bell, 1895, 7°°; 
 Libbie, 1895, 6.50; Wood, 1895, 5.25; Libbie. 1896, 7.10: 
 Bangs, 1896, 4.00; Patterson, 1896, 6.10; Libbie, 1896 
 broken, 3.00; Hurst, 1904, cl, lacking map, 4.00; Massie, 
 1905, cl, 5.00; Libbie, 1897, 6.50; Terry, 1889, 3.63; Deane. 
 1898, cl, 8.00: Blanchard, 1898, hlf mo, git, unct, 8.00; 
 Olcott, 1901, cl, 5.75: Woodward, 1869, 3.00; same sale, 
 4.12; Manson, 1899, 6.75; Cable, 1882, 4.75; Child, 1882, 
 5.00; Cable, 1883, 3.50; S. L. Boardman, 1883, 3.50; 
 Proud, 1903, 5.00; Guild, 1887, 7.00; Bangs, 1901, 3.25; 
 Brooks, lacks map, 1898, 3.25; Clogston, 1899, 7.75; Lib- 
 bie, 1900, with library stamp, 3.50; Bartlett, 1903, cl, 6.00. 
 
 468. . Semi-Centennial Discourse at Franklin, N. H., 
 
 June 12th, 1877. Concord: 1877. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Cable. 1882,, 85 cts.
 
 102 BOWES. 
 
 469. BOUTWELL, FRANCIS MARION. Old Homesteads of 
 
 Groton, Massachusetts. Groton : 1883. 8vo, pp. 11. Old 
 Highways and Landmarks of Groton, Massachusetts. 
 Groton : 1884. 8vo, pp. 20.* 
 
 470. BOWDITCH, JAMES H. Newport (Historical Sketches). 
 
 1884. Map and illustrations. 
 
 471. BOWEN, ABEL. Bowen's Picture of Boston, or The Citi- 
 
 zens and Stranger's Guide to the Metropolis of Massa- 
 chusetts, and its Environs. Embellished with Engrav- 
 ings. Boston : Abel Bowen, 1829. i8mo, pp. 252. Map 
 and Plates.* 
 
 The Same, 2d ed. To which is prefixed the Annals of 
 Boston by Alonzo Lewis. Boston : Lilly, Wait & Co. and 
 Lorenzo H. Bowen, 1833. i8mo, pp. 316. Maps and 
 Plates. 3d ed.. Boston: Otis, Broeders & Co., 1838. 
 i8mo, pp. 304. + 1840. Engraved first title, 1833 edi- 
 tion.* 
 
 Sold: 1829 ed. : Livermore, 1894, bds, broken, 37 cts. ; Man- 
 son, 1899, bds, unct, 1.25; Deane, 1898, 1.50; Whitmore, 
 1902, bds, 4.00; French, 1901, 3.00; Child. 1882, bds, unct, 
 2.12 ; Brinley, both 1829 and 1838 eds., 2 vols., 1.00; Cable. 
 1882, 1.25; 1833 ed. : Balcom, 1901, 1.25; Bushnell, 1883, 
 60 cts.; Bourquin, 1894, 25 cts.; Hoffmann, 1877, 1.25; 
 Guild, 1887, 1.75; 1838 ed. : Randall & Shreve, 1901. 40 
 cts.; Woodward, 1869, 1.00; Bourquin, 1894, 15 cts.; Lib- 
 bie. 1901, 1. 10; J. G. Smith, 1883, 1.62; Peirce, 1903, 50 
 cts.; Deane, 1898, 75 cts.; 1840 ed. : Manson. 1899, hlf mo, 
 75 cts. 
 
 472. BOWEN, CLARENCE. History of the Centennial Cele- 
 
 bration of Washington. New York : 1892. 4to. 
 
 Sold: Falconer, 1903, cl, git, 10.50; Anderson, 1904, git, 
 I3-25- 
 
 473. BOWEN, CLARENCE WINTHROP. Woodstock, An 
 
 Historical Sketch. Read at Roseland Park, Woodstock, 
 Connecticut, at the Bi-Centennial Celebration of the 
 Town, on Tuesday, September 7, 1886. New York and 
 London : G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1886. 8vo, pp. 64.* 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 2.37; Deane, 1898, 1.00.
 
 BOWLES. 103 
 
 474. BOWEN, DANIEL. A History of Philadelphia, with a 
 
 Notice of Villages in the Vicinity. Embellished with En- 
 gravings. Designed as a Guide to Citizens and Strangers, 
 containing a Correct Account of the City Improvements, 
 Up to the Year 1839; Also, The State of Society in rela- 
 tion to Science, Religion, and Morals; with an Historical 
 Account of the Military Operations of the late War, in- 
 cluding the Names of over Two Thousand Patriotic Offi- 
 cers and Citizen Soldiers, who volunteered their Services 
 in defence of this City, when threatened by an Hostile 
 Army. In 1812-13 & 14. Philadelphia: Printed and Pub- 
 lished by Daniel Bowen, 1839. 8vo, pp. iv, 200, and 15 pp. 
 advertisements. Illustrated by queer woodcuts.* ■ 
 
 This bonk was set up by, and all the work of printing it was 
 done by Mr. Bowen. Mr David Noyes, of Maine, did a similar work 
 on a history of Norway, Me. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1896, 375; Bourquin, 1894. 1.30; Harold 
 Peirce, 1903, 4.50; Proud, 1903, 2.50; Merwin-Clayton, 
 1904, bds, cl back, 3.30; Henkels, 1905, bds, presentation 
 copy, 3.50; Pennypacker, 1906, 5.00. 
 
 475. BOWEN, ELI. The Pictorial Sketch-Book of Pennsylva- 
 
 nia. Or its Scenery, Internal Improvements, Resources, 
 and Agriculture, popularly described, by Eli Bowen. Il- 
 lustrated with over 200 Engravings and a Colored Map. 
 Philadelphia: J. W. Moore, 1852. + Philadelphia, 1853. + 
 8th edition, revised and greatly enlarged. Philadelphia: 
 "\Y. White Smith, 1854. 8vo, pp. 309, and (Pedestrian 
 Sketches) 207. + 9th edition, revised and enlarged. Phil- 
 adelphia: 1854.* 
 
 The map is often wanting. 
 Sold: Waterburv, 1895, 1853 ed., 30 cts. ; Henkels, 1900, 1852 
 ed., 1. 10; Rogers, 1900, 40 cts.; Bourquin, 1894, 1853 ed.. 
 15 cts; Bourquin. 1894. 10 cts.; Harold Peirce, 1903. 40 
 cts. ; Cresson, 1902, 35 cts. ; Guild, 1887, map wanting, 
 1.25. 
 
 476. BOWEN, F. W. History of Port Elizabeth, Cumberland 
 
 County, N. J. With a full account of the Centennial Cele- 
 bration, also the Centennial Poem by C. B. Ogden. Phila- 
 delphia: 1885. 8vo. Illustrated. 
 
 477. BOWLES, SAMUEL. Colorado. Its Parks and Moun- 
 
 tains. Springfield: Samuel Bowles & Co., 1869. i6mo.
 
 104 BOYD. 
 
 478. BOYCE, J. California from the Conquest in 1846 to the 
 
 Second Vigilance Committee. A Study of American 
 Character. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1886. 
 i6mo, pp. 513. Map. 
 
 479. BOYD, C. R. Resources of Southwestern Virginia, showing 
 
 the Mineral Deposits of Iron, Coal, Zinc, Copper, and 
 Lead. Illustrated by Numerous Plates and a large col- 
 ored Map. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1881. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Whitmore, 1902, 25 cts. 
 
 480. BOYD, DAVID. A History of Greeley and the Union Col- 
 
 ony of Colorado. Greeley, Colo. : The Greeley Tribune 
 Pub. Co., 1890. 121110, pp. 448. Illustrated.* 
 
 481. BOYD, JOHN. Annals and Family Records of Winchester, 
 
 Conn. With Exercises of the Centennial Celebration on 
 the 16th and 17th Days of August, 1871. Hartford: 1873. 
 Pp. 631. 19 portraits. 
 
 Sold: Patterson, 1896, 3.50; Manson, 1899, 4.00; Cable, 1882, 
 4.00; Cable, 1883, 2.25; Hoffmann, 1877, cl, unct, 3.25; 
 Guild, 1887, 4.00. 
 
 482. BOYD, WILLIAM H. The Newport Directory, containing 
 
 the Names of Citizens, also a reprint of the Centenary 
 Discourse of the Rev. John Callender, A. M., being a 
 History of Rhode Island to 1738, printed 1856-57. New- 
 port: Chas. E. Hammett, Jr. (n. d.). 241110, pp. 121. 
 
 The first Newport directory. 
 
 483. . Pictorial Directory of Broadway, in which will be 
 
 found an Alphabetical, a Business, and a Numerical or 
 Street Directory, giving the Names of the Occupants of 
 every Building on Broadway. Illustrated with Views of 
 Public Buildings and Places of Business. New York: 
 Wm. H. Boyd, 1859. 8vo. 
 
 484. BOYD, WILLIAM P. History of the Town of Conesus, 
 Livingston County, N. Y., from its First Settlement in 
 1793 to 1887, with a Brief Genealogical Record of the 
 Conesus Families. Conesus: 1887. Sm. 4to, pp. 177. 
 I 'ortraits. 
 
 Sold: Harris. 1896, 3.25; Libbie, 1901, 3.00.
 
 BOYNTON. I05 
 
 485. BOYLE, CAPT. ROBERT. The Voyages and Adventures 
 
 of Capt. Robert Boyle, in several parts of the World, &c. 
 Intermix'd with the Story of Mrs. Villars, an English 
 lady with whom he made his surprising Escape from 
 Barbary. To which is added the Voyage, Shipwreck, and 
 Miraculous Preservation of Richard Castleman, gent. 
 With a Description of the City of Philadelphia and the 
 Country of Pennsylvania. London: J. Watts, 1726. 8vo, 
 5 '•> PP- 374- Plate. 
 
 Second edition. London: 1727. -f- 1728. + 1735. + 
 Wolverhampton: 1744. i6mo, pp. 317. London: 1762. 
 1777. Edinburgh: 1780. London: 1787. i2mo. French 
 edition. Amsterdam: Wetsteins & Smith, 1730. 2 vols. 
 121110, 4 1., pp. 341 ; 276. Table, 6 1. 7 Plates. Italian 
 edition. Venezia : 1734. i8mo, pp. 447. German edi- 
 tion. Leipzig: 1793. 
 
 "Boyle's narrative is probably fictitious, but that of Castleman 
 bears mark of authenticity. The latter's visit to Philadelphia took 
 place in 1710. Boyle's Voyages have been often reprinted, but Castle- 
 man's relation is only to be found in the early editions. This work 
 has been attributed to Benj. Victor and to Daniel Defoe." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Munoz, 1897, 4- 2 5- 
 
 486. BOYNTON, REV. C. B.; MASON, T. B. A Journey 
 
 through Kansas; with Sketches of Nebraska; describing 
 the country, climate, soil, mineral, manufacturing, and 
 other resources. By Rev. C. B. Boynton and T. B. Mason, 
 committee from the "Kansas League" of Cincinnati 
 With a new and authentic map. Cincinnati: Moore, Wil- 
 stach, Keys & Co., 1855. 8vo, pp. 216. 3 editions. 
 
 Sold: J. G. Smith, 1883. 1855 ed.. 2.00; A. G. Greene, 1869, 
 20 cts. 
 
 487. BOYNTON, E. C. History of West Point, and its Military 
 
 Importance during the American Revolution ; and the 
 Origin and Progress of the United States Military Acad- 
 emy. By Capt. Edward C. Boynton, A. M. New York: 
 D. Van Nostrand, 1863. 8vo, pp. xviii, (1), 9-408. 35 
 Illustrations, including Maps.* 
 
 100 copies printed on large paper. 
 
 London: Sampson, Low, Son & Marston, 1864 Xew 
 York: D. Van Nostrand. + 1866. 8vo, pp. xviii. 408.
 
 I06 BOZMAN. 
 
 36 illustrations and folding plans, -f" New York : Van 
 Nostrand, 1871. 2d Edition.* 
 
 Contains a facsimile reprint of the trial of Major Andre, 1780. 
 Sold: 1863 ed. : Balcom, 1901, 2.25; Brevoort, 1890, large 
 pap., 3.75; Breevoort, 1890, ordinary paper, 1.50; Bangs, 
 1896, large pap., mo, 5.00; Murphy, 1884, 2.50; Hayes, hlf 
 levt mo, git, 7.75 ; Deane, 1898, large pap. ed., cl, unct, 
 3.50; Livennore, 1894, large pap., 2.75; Cable, 1882, 1.37; 
 West, 1901, 3.00; Bangs, 1894, 3.38; 1864 ed. : Child, 1882, 
 large pap., unct, 4.50; same sale, 8vo, 3.00; Menzies, 1876, 
 large pap., 16 engravings inserted, hlf levt mo, git, unct, 
 10.50; Cooke, 1883, large pap., 7.50; Henkels, 1902, 1.60; 
 W. F. Fowle, 1864, lar. pap., cl, unct, 17.50; Anderson, 
 1903, 1866 ed., cl, 3.00; O'Shaughnessy, 1905, hlf mo, large 
 pap., 10.00; Rice, 1870, large pap., unct, 5.00; Fisher, 1866, 
 large pap., 1864, cl, 10.00: Butler, 1889, 1864 ed.. large 
 pap., 2.00; Roche, 1864, large pap., 1867, 8.00; Barlow, 
 1890, cl, unct, large pap., 2.00; Bangs, 1895, large pap., cl, 
 unct, 2.25; large pap., hlf mo, git, unct, 2.50; 1873 ed. : 
 Guild, 1887, 3.25. 
 
 488. BOYNTON, W. W. The Early History of Lorain County, 
 
 Ohio. An Address delivered July 4, 1876, at Elyria, Ohio. 
 8vo, Title, pp. 35.* 
 
 "First published in the Elyria Weekly Republican, July 7, 1876." 
 Thomson. 
 
 Issued by the Lorain County Agricultural Society, n. d. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 30 cts. 
 
 489. BOYLSTON, E. D. Historical Sketch of the Hillsborough 
 
 County Congress, held at Amherst, N. H., 1774 and 1775, 
 with other Revolutionary Records. Amherst : 1884. 8vo. 
 Paper. 
 
 490. BOZMAN, JOHN LEEDS. A Sketch of the History of 
 
 Maryland, during the Three First Years after its Settle- 
 ment: to which is prefixed a Copious Introduction. Balti- 
 more: Edward J. Coale, 181 1. 8vo, pp. viii, 387, (1). 
 Portrait of Geo. Calvert.* 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, .40; Rice, 1870, shp, 1.87; Fisher, 1866, 
 hlf elf, portraits of 2 Lords Calvert inserted, 2.12; Brinley, 
 1880, 3.75; Cable, 1883, 2.00; Holbrow, 1892. portrait of
 
 BRACKENRIDGE. 107 
 
 Ld. Baltimore inserted, shp, 1.50; Waterbury, 1895, 60 
 cts.; Barlow, 1890, hlf mo, 14.00; Rogers, 1900, 1.70; 
 Ilenkels, 1900, 1.60; Thornton, 1878, 45 cts.; Eourquin, 
 1894, name cut from title, 60 cts. ; Hoffmann, 1877, shp, 70 
 cts.; Henkels, 1902, 1.70; Guild, 1887, 1.00; Anderson, 
 1903, orig. elf, bookplate of author, 2 extra portr., 4.15. 
 
 491. . The I History of Maryland, | from | its First Settle- 
 ment, in 1633, I to The Restoration, in 1660, | with | A 
 Copious Introduction | and | Notes and Illustrations. | 
 Baltimore: | James Lucas & E. K. Deaver. | 1837. 2 vols. 
 8vo, pp. xii, 9-314; 728.* 
 
 The aboriginal history is very complete. 
 Sold: Brevoort, 1890. 1.75; Coburn, 1895, 4.25; Murphy, 
 1884, 8.00; Deane, 1898, shp, 3.00; Ives, 1892, elf, extra, 
 unct. 14.00; Fisher, 1866, shp, 3.00; Mitchell, 1891, hlf 
 mo, git, Pawson & Nicholson, unct, 8.50; Brinley, 1880, 
 3.50; Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 1.75; Brayton Ives, 1891, elf, 
 extra, git, 14.00; Child, 1882, shts folded, 6.30; Henkels, 
 1900, 1.50; Alexander, 1895, 4.00; Adee, 1895, hlf cr levt 
 mo, git, unct, by Matthews, 11.00; M. D. Oilman, 1884, 
 1.75; Bourquin. 1894, hlf mo, git, unct, map inserted, 
 4.20; Field, 1875, 5.00; Donnelly, 1894, hlf mo, git, 4.50; 
 Guild, 1887, shts fid, 2.50; Henkels, 1900, shp, 3.00. 
 
 492. BRACE, CHARLES LORING. The New West, or Cali- 
 
 fornia in 1867-68. New York: 1869. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 10 cts. 
 
 493. BRACE, JONATHAN. A Leaf of Milford History; a 
 
 Thanksgiving Sermon preached in the First Church, Mil- 
 ford, Ct., Nov. 25, 1858. New Haven : 1858. Pp. 24. 
 
 494. BRACHT, VIKTOR. Texas im Jahre 1848. Nach mehr 
 
 jahrigen Beobachtungen dargestellt von Viktor Bracht. 
 Mit verschiedenartigen Zugaben Auszugen aus Briefen. 
 Elberfield : Jul. Badeker, 1849. 8vo, pp. xii, 322. 
 
 495. BRACKENRIDGE, HENRY M. History of the Western 
 
 Insurrection in Western Pennsylvania, commonly called 
 the Whiskey Insurrection. 1794. Pittsburgh: Printed by 
 W. S. Haven, 1859. 8vo. pp. 336.
 
 IOS BRACKENRIDGE. 
 
 See Hist. Mag, 3, 377. 
 
 Sabin says: "The author's father defended the insurgents; in 
 this work the father is defended." See Hugh H. Brackenridge. 
 "Most of the copies of this book were destroyed by fire." Barlow. 
 
 Sold: Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 2.50; Rice, 1870, cl, 2.25; Cable, 
 1883, 1. 12; Fisher, 1866, hlf mo, unct, git, 8.50; Barlow, 
 1890, 4.50; Cable, 1882, 1.25; Manson, 1899, 2.25; M. D. 
 Gilman, 1884, 75 cts. ; Donaldson, 1899, 1.30; Menzies, 
 1876, hlf mo, git, unct, by Bradstreet, 5.00; Bourquin, 
 1894. 2.50; Bourquin. 1894, 1.80; Hoffmann, 1877, 3.25; 
 Guild, 1887, 1.50. 
 
 496. . Views of Louisiana; together with a journal of a 
 
 Voyage up the Missouri River, in 1811. Pittsburgh: 
 Cramer, Spear & Eichbaum, 1814. 8vo, pp. 304.* 
 
 Reprinted with the following title : Views of Louisiana ; contain- 
 ing Geographical, Statistical and Historical Notices of that Vast and 
 Important Portion of America. Baltimore : Schaeffer & Maund. 
 
 1817. i2mo. pp. 323. 
 
 This does not include the Journal, which was published sepa- 
 rately. Baltimore. 1817. 
 
 Sold: Brevoort, 1890, 1.25; Henkels, 1900, 1.30; Randall, 
 
 1901, i8i7,ed., 3.20; Murphy. 1817 ed., 1884, .50; Cooley, 
 1866, 1817' ed., hlf mo, 1.00; Woodward, 1869, 1814 ed., 
 elf, 35 cts.; Woodward, 1869, 1817 Bait, ed., 25 cts.; Brin- 
 ley, 1881, 1814 ed., 1.75; 1893, 1.75; Brinley, 1881, 1817 
 ed., 1.50; Brinley, 1893, 1817 ed., 1.62; 1814 ed. : Dunbar, 
 1892, bds, 1.30; Waterbury, 1895, shp, 1.37; Rogers, 1900, 
 1.30; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 2.00; Bourquin, 1894, 1.10; 
 Bangs, 1901, hlf mo, 8.00; Bangs, 1898, 3.75; Garnett, 
 
 1902, shp, 4.00 ; Henkels. 1904, shp, broken, 6.25 ; Ander- 
 son, 1905, shp, 5.00; Rich, 1861, is. 6d. ; 1817 ed. : Randall 
 & Shreve, 1901, bds, unct, 3.20; Shurtleff, 1875, 1.00; 
 Proud, 1903, 3.25 ; Field, 1875. 87 cts. ; Henkels, 1900, 1.30. 
 
 497. . Ansichten von Louisiana nebst einem Tagebuche 
 
 einer in Jahre 181 1 den Missouri-Fluss aufwarts gemach- 
 tete Reise. Aus dem Englischen. Weimar: Ind-Compt, 
 
 18 1 8. 8vo. 
 
 498. . Journal of a Voyage up the River Missouri ; per- 
 formed in Eighteen Hundred and Eleven, by H. M. 
 Brackenridge, Esq. Baltimore: Coale & Maxwell, 1815. 
 121110, pp. 247. Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged by
 
 BRADBURY. 109 
 
 the Author. Baltimore: Coale & Maxwell, 1816. i2mo, 
 pp. viii, 246. 
 
 First published with the "Views of Louisiana." 
 Sold: Brinley, 1881, 1.75; Barlow, 1890, hlf mo, 2d ed., 5.00; 
 Field, 1875, 2.87. 
 
 499. . Recollections of Persons and Places in the West. 
 
 By H. M. Brackenridge, a Native of the Ohio. Philadel- 
 phia : James Kay. Jun. and Brother, 1834. i2mo, pp. 244. 
 Second Enlarged Edition. Phila. : J. B. Lippincott & Co., 
 1868. i2mo, pp. 331. 
 
 Editions also dated 1836, 1838, and 1840. 
 Sold: Brinley, 1.25. 
 
 500. BRACKENRIDGE, HUGH H. Incidents of the Insurrec- 
 
 tion in the Western Parts of Pennsylvania, In the Year 
 1794. Philadelphia: John McCulloch, 1795. 8vo, Title, 
 1 1, pp. 5-124. V. II, pp. 84. V. Ill, pp. 154. 
 
 "It was at first intended to publish this work in three vols., with 
 an appendix to each vol. But this plan was relinquished, and it was 
 judged best to publish the whole in one vol. (pp. 154). This accounts 
 for the three paginations; that the second and third begin with page 
 S is, perhaps, owing to title pages, &c., being dropped." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1880, 15.50; Fisher, 1866, bds, unct, 22.00; 
 Menzies, 1876, hlf mo, git, unct, 14.50; Bourquin, 1894, 
 3.30; Donnelly, 1894, unct, levt 1110, by Pratt, 12.50; 
 Bangs, 1900, hlf shp, 4.00; Bangs. 1899, 4.00; Anderson, 
 1903, hlf mo, git, some Is stained, hole in title, 5.00; 
 Pennvpacker. 1906, hlf mo, git, unct, name Richard 
 Cooper on title, 11.00. 
 
 501. BRADBURY, CHARLES. History of Kennebunk Port, 
 
 from its First Discovery by Bartholomew Gosnold, May 
 14, 1602, to A. D. 1837. Kennebunk: Printed by James 
 K. Remick, 1837. i2mo, pp. 301. Plate. 
 
 "The town authorized a subscription of 500 copies to be dis- 
 tributed among the families. See N. Am. Rev., '47, 259; Am. Mo. 
 Mag., 11, 81." Williamson. 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 4.00; Brinley, 1879, 5.25; Cable. 1882, 
 
 3.87; Manson, 1899. hlf mo, extra, 8.00; Thornton, 1878. 
 
 3.12; S. L. Boardman. 1883, title torn, 3.00; Guild. 1887, 
 6.00; Morris, 1899, 6.00; Libbie, 1902, cl, 3.25.
 
 IIO BRADFORD. 
 
 502. BRADBURY, JOHN. Travels in the Interior of America, 
 
 in the Years 1809, 1810, and 181 1 ; including a Descrip- 
 tion of Upper Louisiana, together with the States of 
 Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and Tennessee, with the Illinois 
 and Western Territories, and containing Remarks and 
 Observations useful to Persons Emigrating to those 
 Countries. Liverpool : Printed for the author by Smith 
 & Galway. London : Published by Sherwood, Neely & 
 Jones, 1817. 8vo, pp. xii, Errata 1 slip, (1), 10-364. + 
 Second Edition. London: Sherwood, Neely & Son, 1819. 
 8vo, pp. 346. Map. 
 
 Contains Osage vocabulary. 
 
 503. BRADDOCK, GENERAL. The Expedition of Major Gen- 
 
 eral Braddock to Virginia ; with The Two Regiments of 
 Hackett and Dunbar. Being Extracts of Letters from an 
 Officer in one of those Regiments to his Friend in Lon- 
 don, describing the March and Engagement in the Woods. 
 Together With many little Incidents, giving A lively 
 Idea of the Nature of the Country, Climate, and Manner 
 in which the Officers and Soldiers lived; also the Diffi- 
 culties they went through in the Wilderness. London: 
 Printed for H. Carpenter, 1755. 8vo, Half-Title, pp. 29. 
 
 "A rare tract and a vile misrepresentation of everything that the 
 worthless, unknown scribbler undertakes to describe." Sabin. 
 
 504. . Etat Present de la Pensilvanie, 011 Ton frouve le 
 
 detail de ce qui s'y est passe depuis la defaite du General 
 Braddock jusqu'a a la prise d'Oswego, avec tine Carte 
 particuliere de cette Colonic Paris: 1756. 121110. 
 
 Sold: Murphy. 1884, 1.75. 
 
 505. BRADFORD, ALDEN. History of Massachusetts, From 
 
 1764 to July 1775 ; when Gen. Washington took Command 
 of the American Army. Boston : Richardson & Lord, 
 1822. 8vo, pp. vii, 414.* 
 
 Sold: Olcott, 1901, bds, unct, covers loose, .50; Fisher, 1866, 
 hlf mo, unct, git, 13.00; Libbie, 1901, bds, unct, 1. 12; 
 Roche, 1867, bds, unct, 2.75; Dunbar, 1892, bds, unct, 
 1.25; Barlow, 1890, 4.00; Menzies, 1876, hlf mo, git, unct, 
 portr. inserted, 4.50; Hoffmann, 1877, unct, 1.62; Cooke, 
 1883, levt mo, git, 3 vols., 16.50; Holliday, 1870, bds, unct, 
 2.75; Anderson, 1904, bds, unct, 5.00.
 
 BRADFORD. Ill 
 
 506. . History of Massachusetts, from July, 1775. when 
 
 General Washington took Command of the American 
 Army, at Cambridge, to the Year 1781;. ( Inclusive, 1 When 
 the Federal Government was established under the Pres- 
 ent Constitution. Boston : Wells & Lilly. 1825. 8vo, pp. 
 
 Sold: Leonard, 1875, 3.00; Bangs, 1895, 4.50; Libbie, 1897, 
 lil f elf, extra git, 3.00; Fisher, 1866, bds, 2.75; Waterbury, 
 1895, 1822-25 ed., 2 vols., shp, 2.75 ; Rogers, 1900, 50 cts. ; 
 Barlow, 1890, 4.00; Menzies, 1876, hlf mo, git, unct, portr. 
 inserted, 4.50; West, 1889, 2.75; Bourquin, 1894. 1.60; 
 Hoffmann, 1877, bds, unct. [.62; Shurtleff, 1875, 2.75. 
 
 507. . History of Massachusetts, from the Year 1790 to 
 
 1820. Boston : The Author, 1829. 8vo, pp. 327. 
 
 Sold: Leonard, 1875, 2.37; Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 75 cts.; 
 Balcom, 1901, 3 vols , 1822, 1825, 1829, hlf mo, git, unct, 
 10.50; Hale, 1905, 1829 ed., orig. bds, unct, 3.00; Adee, 3 
 vols., 1822-29, 1895, levant mo, extra, unct, 27.00; Barlow, 
 3 vols., hlf mo, unct, 12.00; Rice, 4 vols., hlf mo, unct, 
 24.00; Deane, 1898, 3 vols., 1822-29, hlf elf, 7.50; Chase & 
 Dale, 1897, 3 vols., 1822-29, with Hist, of Mass., 1620 to 
 1S.20, 4 vols., hit mo, extra git, unct, autograph of Gen'l 
 Artemtts Ward on one title p., 19.00; Menzies, 1876, hlf 
 mo, git, unct, portr. inserted, 4.50. At the Menzies sale 
 the editions of 1822, 1825, and 1829, uniform in binding, 
 sold each at 4.50, or for the three, 13.50; Hoffmann. 1877. 
 bds, unct, 1.62; A. G. Greene, 1869, 3 vols.. 1822-25, 6.75; 
 Guild,. 1887, hlf mo, git. unct, 3 vols., 1764-1820, 6.75; 
 Cooke, 1883. hlf levt mo, unct, 16.50; Coburn, 1888, bds, 
 unct, 11.00; Brinley, 1879, 3 vols., 1822-29, hlf mo, extra, 
 unct, 16.50; Barlow, 1890, the 3 vols., 12.00; Child, 1S22. 
 3 vols., 1822-29, bds, unct, 4.1 1; Cable, 1882, bds, unct, 
 6.36; Manson. 1(^04. hlf mo, git, unct, 3 vols., 10.50; Man- 
 son, 1904. bds. unct, 3 vols., 8.25; Manson, levt mo, extra 
 git, unct, 454 extra illus. inserted, 129.00; Libbie, 1901. 
 1 vol. shp. 2 vols, bds, unct, 10.50. 
 
 508. . History of Massachusetts, for Two Hundred Years : 
 
 from the Year 1620 to 1820. Boston: Hilliard. Gray & 
 Co., 1835. 8vo, pp. 12, 480. Map.* 
 
 Sold: Rice. 1870. 3 vols., 1822-29, 3 vols, and Hist, of Mass. 
 for 200 yrs.. Bost., 1835, 4 vols., hlf brown levt mo. git,
 
 112 BRADFORD. 
 
 unct, 24.00; Cable, 1882, bds, 3.00; Child, 1882, bds, unct, 
 portraits inserted, 2.62; Libbie, 1901, bds, 1.37; Thornton, 
 1878, 1.00; Deane, 1898, 2.50; 1835 ed. : Balcom, 1901, hlf 
 mo, git, unct, 3.75; Cameron, 1896, 3.00; Libbie, 1897, 
 3.50; Livermore, 1894, 1.25; Brinley, 1879, hlf elf, git, 
 3.25 ; Holbrow, 1892, 39 portraits inserted for binding, 
 2.62; Cable, 1883, 1.75; West, 1889, 2.50; Manson, 1899, 
 87 cts. 
 
 509. . Complete and Authentic History of the Battle of 
 
 Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775, derived from the Best Author- 
 ities. Boston: Bradley & Co. (1825). 8vo, pp. 14. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 50 cts. 
 
 510. . A Particular Account of the Battle of Bunker or 
 
 Breed's Hill, on the 17th June, 1775. By a Citizen of 
 Boston. Boston : 1825. 8vo, pp. 26. -\- Second Edition. 
 Boston : Cummings, Hilliard & Co., 1825. 8vo, pp. 27. 
 
 Sold: Coburn, 1895, hlf mo, unct, extra illus., 4.25 ; Rice, 
 1870, unct, 1.00; Manson, 1899, wrappers, unct, 1.25. 
 
 511. . New England Chronology; from the Discovery of 
 
 the Country, by Cabot, in 1497, to 1800 (1820). Boston: 
 S. G. Simpkins, 1843. 121110, pp. 202. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 1.12. 
 
 512. BRADFORD, JAMES. An Address at Rowley, Mass., 
 
 Sept. 5th, 1839, the Second Centennial Anniversary of the 
 Settlement. Boston: Ferdinand Andrews, 1840. i2mo, 
 PP- 54- 
 
 See, also, Thomas Gage. 
 
 Sold : Woodward, 1869, 63 cts. ; Thornton, 1878, 95 cts. ; 
 Manson, 1899, 50 cts. 
 
 513. BRADFORD, LAURENCE. Historic Duxbury in Plym- 
 
 outh County, Massachusetts. Boston : 1900. 8vo, pp. 6, 
 128. 
 
 514. BRADFORD, WILLIAM. History of Plymouth Planta- 
 
 tion. By William Bradford, the Second Governor of the 
 Colony. Now first printed from the original Manuscript 
 for the Massachusetts Historical Societv. Published at
 
 UKADFOKD. I 1 3 
 
 the charge of the Appleton Fund. Boston: Publ. for the 
 Society, by Little, llrown & Co., 1856. 8vo, pp. 476.* 
 
 515. BRADFORD, GOV. WILLIAM. History of Plymouth 
 
 Plantation by William Bradford, the Second Governor of 
 the Colony. Reprinted from the Massachusetts Histori- 
 cal Collections. Edited, with Notes by Chas. Deane, 
 Member of the Massachusetts Historical Society. Bos- 
 ton : Privately printed, 1856. 8vo, pp. xix, (1), 476.* 
 
 See Coll. Mass. Hist. Soc. 4th ser. v. 3. But 50 copies in pres- 
 ent edition, for presentation. 
 
 Sold: Gregg, 1895, 7.50; Bangs, 1894, 7.50; Libbie, 1897, 
 9.25; Murphy, 1884, 5.00; Deane, 1898, cl, unct, 21.25; 
 Menzies, 1875, hlf mo, unct, 7.00; Guild, 1887, cl, unct, 
 10.00; Livennore, 1894, cl, unct, 7.50; Manson, 1899, 
 10.50; Rice, 1870, cl, unct, 2.88; J. G. Smith, 1883, 3.30; 
 M. D. Gilman, 1884, 2.12; Shurtleff, 1875, 7-5° ; Guild, 
 1887, 10.00: Libbie, 1898, 8.00; Perry, 1899, 3.75; Poole, 
 1900, 3.12; Libbie, 1902, cl, unct, 3.75; Chaffee, 1903, 
 3.60; Libbie, 1904, cl, unct, 3.00; Massie, 1905, cl, unct, 
 5.00; Eames, 1905, cl, 5.25. 
 
 516. . Mourt's Relation or Journal of the Plantation at 
 
 Plymouth with an Introduction and Notes by Henry Mar- 
 tyn Dexter. Boston ; John Kimball Wiggin. 1865. 4to, pp. 
 xxxi, 8 1., pp. 176. Map. 
 
 517. . Governor Bradford's Manuscript History of Plym- 
 outh Plantation and its Transmission to our own Times, 
 by Justin Winsor. Cambridge: University Press, 1881. 
 
 Private edition. Seventy-five copies printed. 
 Sold: Brevoort, 1890, 4.00. 
 
 518. . The History of the Plimoth Plantation ; written by 
 
 William Bradford, one of the Founders and Second Gov- 
 ernor of that Colony ; reproduced in facsimile, by Pho- 
 tography of the Original Manuscript ; with an Introduc- 
 tion by J. A. Doyle. Boston : Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 
 1895. 4to. 
 
 5ig. . History of the Plimoth Plantation. Reproduced 
 
 in facsimile from the original manuscript. London : 1896. 
 Folio. Introduction by J. A. Doyle. 
 Sold: Pratt, 1899, cl, unct. 14.50: Massie, 1905, cl, unct, 11.50.
 
 I 14 BKAI1.M. 
 
 520. . Bradford's History of "Plimoth Plantation" ; from 
 
 the original Manuscript with a Report of the Proceedings 
 incident to the Return of the Manuscript to Massachu- 
 setts. Printed under the Direction of the Secretary of the 
 General Court. Boston (Commonwealth of Massachu- 
 setts, Office of Secretary) : 1898. Svo, pp. yj, 555. Por- 
 traits and facsimiles.* 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 2.50; Whitmore, 1902, 1.50; Bangs, 
 1901, 4.12. 
 
 521. BRADFORD, WILLIAM JOHN ALDEN. Notes on the 
 
 Northwest, or Valley of the Upper Mississippi. Com- 
 prising the Country between Lakes Superior and Michi- 
 gan, East ; the Illinois and Missouri Rivers, and the 
 Northern Boundary of the United States ; including Iowa 
 and Wisconsin, Part of Michigan Northwest of the 
 Straits of Mackinaw, and Northern Illinois and Missouri. 
 New York and London: Wiley and Putnam, 1846. 121110, 
 pp. vi, (1), 302.* 
 
 Sold: Fisher, 1866, .50; Brinley, 1881, 10 cts. ; Cooke, 1883. 
 unct, 3.75 ; Guild, 1887, 1.00; Polock, 1904, cl, 3.25. 
 
 522. BRADSBY, H. C. History of Bradford County, Penna., 
 
 with Biographical Selections. Chicago : S. B. Nelson & 
 Co., 1891. 4to, pp. xi. 1320. Folding colored map.* 
 
 523. BRADSTREET, JOHN. An Impartial Account of Lieut. 
 
 Col. Bradstreet's Expedition to Fort Frontenac. To 
 which are added, A few Reflections on the Conduct of 
 that Enterprise, and the Advantages resulting from its 
 Success. By a Volunteer on the Expedition. London: 
 T. Wilcox. 1759. 8vo, 2 1., pp. 60. 
 
 See Munsell's Hist. Ser. No. IV. Bancroft, IV, p. 308. 
 
 524. BRADY, WILLIAM. Glimpses of Texas: its Divisions, 
 
 Resources, Prospects, &c. Houston : 1871. 121110, pp. 104. 
 Map. 
 
 An Immigration Document. 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 20 cts.; Henkels, 1902, 60 cts. 
 
 525. BRAHM, JOHN GERAR WILLIAM DE. History of the 
 
 Province of Georgia : with Maps of Original Surveys. By
 
 1SKKAZEALE. I I 5 
 
 John Gerar William de Rrahm, His Majesty's Surveyor- 
 General for the Southern District of North America. 
 Now First Printed. Wormsloe (N. C.) : 1849. 4to, pp. 
 55, (1). 6 Plates. 
 
 Fort\ nine copies were privately printed from MSS in the 
 Library of Harvard College for the editor, George Wytnberly Jones. 
 An ordinary ropy in the Ingraham sale, 1851, brought 49.00. Five 
 copies are on plate paper. 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, hlf mo, git, unci, 45.00; Barlow, 1890, 
 cl, unct, plate pap., presentation copy to Winthrop Sar- 
 gent from Mr. Jones, 36.00 ; Menzies, 1876, plate pap., hlf 
 mo, git, unct, 52.00; Henkels, 1900, cl, unct, 30.00; Ander- 
 son, 1905, orig. cl, presentation copy from editor, G. W. 
 Jones, 31.00. 
 
 526. BRAMAN, D. E. E. Braman's Information about Texas. 
 
 Carefully Prepared by D. E. E. Braman, of Matagorda, 
 Texas. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1857. i2mo, 
 pp. 192. + 1858. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 25 cts. ; Guild, 1887, 25 cts 
 
 527. BRANDEGEE, AUGUSTUS. Some Incidents of the Early 
 
 History of New London, Ct., gathered from its Tomb- 
 stones. 8vo. pp. 8 & 14. 14 plates of ancient tombstones. 
 
 528. BRANDOW, JOHN HENRY. The Story of Old Sara- 
 
 toga ; or, the History of Schuylerville. Albany, N. V. : 
 Brandow Print Co., 1901. i2mo, pp. 396. Maps. 
 
 529. BRANT and FULLER. Memorial Record of Alabama. 
 
 A Concise Account of the State's Political, Military, Pro- 
 fessional and Industrial Progress, together with the Per- 
 sonal Memoirs of many of its People. In two volumes. 
 Illustrated. Vol. I, (2). Madison, Wis.: Brant & Fuller, 
 1893. 4to, pp. viii, 17-1144; V. II, pp. vii, 17-1100. 
 
 Largely devoted to personal memoirs. 
 
 530. BREAZEALE, J. W. M. Life As It Is; or Matters and 
 
 Things in General : containing, amongst other things, his- 
 torical sketches of the Exploration and first Settlement of 
 the State of Tennessee ; Manners and Customs of the In- 
 habitants ; their Wars with the Indians ; Battle of King's 
 Mountain; History of the Harps, (Two noted Murder-
 
 Il6 BRERETON. 
 
 ers;). A Satirical Burlesque upon the Practice of Elec- 
 tioneering, &c, &c. . . . Knoxville : Pr. by James 
 Williams, Office of the Post, 1842. i2mo, pp. 256.* 
 
 Sold: Bangs, 1896, orig. bds, 6.75. 
 
 531. BRECK, SAMUEL. Sketch of the Internal Improvements 
 
 already made by Pennsylvania ; with Observations upon 
 her Physical and Fiscal Means for their Extension; par- 
 ticularly as they have reference to the Future Growth 
 and Prosperity of Philadelphia. Illustrated by a Map of 
 Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: 1818. 8vo, pp. 82. + Second 
 Edition, revised and enlarged. Philadelphia: M. Thomas, 
 1818. 8vo, pp. 81. (1). Map. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 35 cts. 
 
 532. BREESE, SIDNEY. The Early History of Illinois, from 
 
 its discovery by the French in 1673, until its cession to 
 Great Britain in 1763, including the narrative of Mar- 
 quette's discovery of the Mississippi. With biographical 
 memoir, by M. W. Fuller. Edited by Thos. Hoyne. Chi- 
 cago : E. B. Myers & Co., 1884. 8vo, pp. 438. Portraits 
 and Maps. 
 
 Sold: Slee, 1900, 3.25 ; Bangs, 1902, elf, git, by Pratt, 5.00. 
 
 533. BRENDLE, A. S. A Brief History of Schaeffertown, Pa. 
 
 York, Pa.: Privately Printed, 1901. 8vo. Portraits and 
 facsimiles. 
 
 534. BRERETON, JOHN. A | Briefe and true Relation of | the 
 
 Discouerie of the North | part of Virginia ; being a | most 
 pleasant, fruitful! | and commodious | soile : | Made this 
 present yeere 1602, by | Captaine Bartholomew Gosnold, 
 Cap- I taine Bartholomew Gilbert, and diuers | other gen- 
 tlemen their associates, by the | permission of the honour- 
 able knight, I Sir Walter Raleigh, &c. | Written by M. 
 John Brereton | one of the voyage. | Whereunto is an- 
 nexed a Treatise, | conteining important inducements for 
 I the planting in those parts, and | finding a passage that 
 way I to the South fea, | and China. | Written by M. Ed- 
 ward Hayes, | gentleman | long since imploied in the like 
 action. | I.ondoni, | Impensis Geor. Bishop. | 1602. 4to, 
 pp. 48.*
 
 BREWER. 117 
 
 "Gosnold first made land at York Harbor, May 14, 1602. There 
 were two impressions of this tract in 1602. Three copies of the first 
 are believed to exist. One is in the John Carter Brown Library at 
 Providence. A copy brought ^265 in 1886. The second impression 
 contains twenty-four additional pages of 'Induccmenls,' and a copy 
 now in the Lenox Library was sold at the Barlow auction in 1890 
 for $1,125." Williamson. 
 
 "A work of the greatest rarity. Jadis' copy sold for £5, 15s. 6d. 
 Reprint made: Mass. Hist. Soc. Coll., 3d Ser. VIII., 83-123." Sabin. 
 
 In 1602 Capt. Bartholomew Gosnold and 32 Englishmen sailed 
 from Falmouth to examine and explore "the North parts of Vir- 
 ginia," and with him sailed John Brereton. The expedition sailed in 
 March and returned in July, and between these dates they landed at 
 Cape Cod and explored the coast and the Elizabeth Islands. Brere- 
 ton was one of the five Englishmen who first landed on the shores of 
 New England, and his account is simple and interesting. . He also 
 gives a description of the natural advantages, products, etc., and a 
 list of the animals, plants and minerals which they saw. The book 
 includes a brief account of the voyage of Capt. Mace in search of 
 Raleigh's lost colony in Virginia (Roanoke) and a Treatise by Cap- 
 tain Edward Hayes on the advantages of a colony in Virginia and 
 the likelihood of a passage to the South Seas. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1878, dk green gros gr levt mo, broad inside 
 
 borders, tooled and gilt on polished red mo, W. Pratt, 
 
 with Rosier's Va., 1600.00; Barlow, 1890, vellum, git, 
 
 1125.00. 
 
 535. . A Briefe and True Relation of the Discoverie of the 
 
 North Part of Virginia. By John Brereton. Reproduced 
 in facsimile from the first edition of 1602. Introduction 
 by Luther S. Livingston. New York : Dodd, Mead & Co., 
 1903. 8vo, pp. 7, 24. 
 
 Facsimile printed as supplement to The Bibliographer. October, 
 November. 1002 and afterwards issued in book form bv Dodd, Mead 
 & Co., New York. 
 
 Facsimile reprints. Historical Series, No. 2. 
 
 536. BREVOORT, ELIAS. New Mexico, her Resources and 
 
 Attractions; A Collection of Facts on Mines, Public 
 Lands and Spanish and Mexican Land Grants. Santa. 
 Fe: 1874. 8vo, pp. 176. 
 
 537. BREWER, WILLIS. Alabama: her History, Resources, 
 
 War Record, and Public Men. From 1540 to 1872. (Quo- 
 tation, 12 lines.) (Seal of State.) Montgomery, Ala.: 
 Barrett & Brown, 1872. 8vo, pp. 712. 
 
 "This book must be regarded as the most valuable general con- 
 tribution to the history of the State yet made. In the preparation of 
 it the author lias displayed wonderful industry in collecting so much 
 of interest and importance. His work possesses the greatest merit.
 
 t I 8 BREWSTER. 
 
 however in that its accuracy of statements of fact is in the main 
 without fault." Oiven's Bibl. Ala. 
 
 Sold: Guild, 1887, 2.10. 
 
 538. BREWERTON, G. DOUGLAS. The War in Kansas. A 
 
 Rough Trip to the Border, among New Homes and a 
 Strange People. New York : Derby & Jackson, 1856. 
 i2mo, pp. 400. Republished as the "Wars of the Western 
 Border; or New Homes and a Strange People. New 
 York : Derby & Jackson, i860." i2mo, pp. 400.* 
 
 539. BREWSTER, CHARLES W. Rambles about Portsmouth. 
 
 Sketches of Persons, Localities, and Incidents of Two 
 Centuries. Principally from Tradition and Unpublished 
 Documents. Portsmouth, N. H. : C. W. Brewster & Son, 
 1859. 8vo, pp. 376. First Series. 
 
 540. . Rambles about Portsmouth. Second Series. 
 
 Sketches of Persons, Localities and Incidents of Two Cen- 
 turies : Principally from Tradition and Unpublished Docu- 
 ments. With a Biographical Sketch of the Author by 
 Wm. H. Hackett. Portsmouth, N. H. : Printed and Pub- 
 lished by Lewis W. Brewster, 1869. 8vo, pp. 375.* 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 2.00; Brinley, 1879, 3.00; J. G. 
 Smith, 1883, 2.12; Manson, 1899, 2.00; Cable, 1882, 2 v., 
 1859-1869, 4.50; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 1st & 2d ser., 1869-73, 
 4.50; Hoffmann, 1877, 2.00; Whitmore, 1902, 1st & 2d ser., 
 4.50; Manson, 1904, bds, unct, 2 v., 13.00; Massie, 1905. 
 cl, 7.00. 
 
 541. . Rambles about Portsmouth. Sketches of Persons, 
 
 Localities and Incidents of Two Centuries. Principally 
 from Tradition and Unpublished Documents. First and 
 Second Series. Second Edition, Corrected. Portsmouth : 
 Printed and Published by Lewis W. Brewster, 1869-73. 
 2 vols. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, igoi, 4.50; Olcott, 1901, 4.25; Manson. 1899, 
 4.75; Shurtleff, 1875, 2.12; Child. 1882, 2 vols., 4.50; S. L. 
 Boardman, 1883, 2 v., 1869-73, 2 -9°'< S. L. Boardman. 1883, 
 1859-69, 2 v., 3.00: Guild, 1887, 2 v., 5.00; Harold Peirce, 
 both ser., 3.80; Libbie, 190 1, 4.00.
 
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 542. BRICE, WALLACE A. History of Fort Wayne, from the 
 
 Earliest Known Accounts of this Point, to the Present 
 Period. Embracing an extended view of the aboriginal 
 tribes of the Northwest, including more especially the 
 Miamies, of the locality — their habits, customs, &c. — 
 together with a Comprehensive Summary of the General 
 Relations of the Northwest, from the latter Part of the 
 Seventeenth Century, to the Struggles of 1812-14; with a 
 Sketch of the Life of the Late Hon. Samuel Hanna, to- 
 gether with short Sketches of several of the Early Pioneer 
 Settlers of Fort Wayne. Also an Account of the Manu- 
 facturing, Mercantile, and Railroad Interests of Fort 
 Wayne and Vicinity. With Illustrations. Fort Wayne, 
 Ind. : D. W. Jones & Son, 1868. 8vo, pp. xvi, 324, 33* 
 
 Steel plate of Hanna. The last 33 pages are the biographies and 
 are paged independently of the rest of the book. 
 
 Sold: Randall, 1901. 1.50; Cable, 1883, 75 cts. ; Dunbar. 1892, 
 80 cts.; Bushnell, 1883, extra illus., hlf mo, 3.00; Child. 
 1882, 1.37; Cable, 1882, hlf mo, unct, git, 1.50; Cable, 1883, 
 hlf ro, unct, 37 cts.; Libbie, 1901, 1.00; Bourquin, 1894, 
 1. 10; Field, 1875, 1.37; Guild, 1887, 1.50. 
 
 543. BRICKELL, JOHN (M. D.). The Natural History of North 
 
 Carolina. With an account of the Trades, Manners, and 
 Customs of the Christian and Indian Inhabitants. Illus- 
 trated with Copper-Plates, whereon are curiously En- 
 graved the Map of the Country, several strange Beasts, 
 Birds. Fishes, Snakes, Insects, Trees, and Plants, &c. 
 Dublin: James Carson, 1737. 8vo, Title, 1 1., preface, 
 iii-vi. subscribers, vii-xv, 408. Map and Two Plates. 
 
 Reprinted with a new title page. Dublin, 1743. 
 
 Sabin gives this book as published by The Author. Weeks, by 
 Jas. Carson. 
 
 "An almost exact verbal transcript of Lawson's History (Caro- 
 lina), without acknowledgment on the part of the author, or 
 even a hint that it is not original. Periods and paragraphs arc trans- 
 posed ; parts arc occasionally omitted, and words here and there in- 
 terpolated; but as a whole a more daring piece of plagiarism was 
 never executed." Jarcd Sparks in No. Am. Rev., xxiii, 3S8. 
 
 Sold: Dublin edition, 1737: Bangs, 1895. 5.50; Deane, 1898, 
 title mended, 2 leaves dedication lacking, 7.00; Brinley, 
 1880, 1737 ed., 5.00; Chittenden. 1894, 3.25; Bangs. 1895, 
 Bancroft's bookplate and autograph, 5.50; Bourquin. 
 1894, 3.75; Rich, 1861, 7s.; Field. 1875. 6.50; Guild, 1887, 
 7.00; 1743 ed. : Rice, 1870, elf, 13.00.
 
 120 BROCK. 
 
 544. BRICKENSTEIN, H. A. Sketch of the Early History of 
 
 Lititz, Pa., 1742-1775. Nazareth: 1885. 8vo, pp. 34.* 
 
 Reprint from Trans. Moravian Historical Society of Penna., 
 V. 2, 1 885. 
 
 545. BRIDGMAN, RAYMOND L. Ten Years of Massachu- 
 
 setts. Boston: D. C. Heath & Co., 1888. i2mo, pp. 127. 
 
 The ten years are from 1878 to 1888. The book is devoted 
 to Sociology. 
 
 546. BRIGGS. ERASMUS. History of the Original Town of 
 
 Concord, being the present Towns of Concord, Collins, 
 N. Collins and Sardinia, Erie County, N. Y. Rochester : 
 1883. 8vo, pp. 977. 
 
 547. BRIGHAM, A. DELANY. Geneva, Seneca Falls and 
 
 Waterloo Directory for 1862-63, with Histories of the 
 Towns. Geneva, N. Y. 8vo. 
 
 548. BRIGHAM, WILLIAM. An Address delivered before the 
 
 Inhabitants of Grafton (Mass.), on the First Centennial 
 Anniversary of that Town, April 29, 1835. Boston : Light 
 & Horton, 1835. 8vo, pp. 40. 
 
 549. BRINCKERHOFF, T. V. Historical Sketch of the Town 
 
 of Fishkill from its First Settlement. Fishkill Landing: 
 1866. 
 
 550. BRINK, BENJAMIN MYER. The Early History of Sau- 
 
 gerties ; inscribed to the Saugerties Chapter, Daughters 
 of the American Revolution. Kingston, N. Y. : R. \Y. 
 Anderson & Son, 1902. i2tno, pp. 365, 12. Illustrated. 
 
 551. BRINTON, DANIEL G. Notes on the Floridian Penin- 
 
 sula; its Literary History, Indian Tribes and Antiquities. 
 Philadelphia: Joseph Sabin, 1859. 121110, pp. viii, 13-202.* 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 1.25; Dunbar, 1892, 1.12; Bourquin, 
 1894, 1. 10; Henkels, 1900, 50 cts. ; Harold Peirce, 1903, 70 
 cts. ; Bourquin, 1894, 1.30. 
 
 552. BROCK, R. A. Richmond as a Manufacturing and Trading 
 
 Centre: including Historical Sketch of the City, with 
 Illustrations and Map. Richmond, Va. : Jones & Cook, 
 1879. 8vo.
 
 RRODIIKAD. 121 
 
 BROCK, SALLIE A. See No. 5223. 
 
 553. BROCKETT, L. P. Our Western Empire; or, The Xew 
 
 West Beyond the Mississippi. The latest and most com- 
 prehensive work on the states and territories west of the 
 Mississippi. Philadelphia: 18S1. 8vo. Illustrations, 
 Maps. 
 
 554. BRODHEAD, JOHN ROMYN. History of the State of 
 
 New York. First Period, 1609-1664. New York: Harper 
 & Bros., 1853. 8vo, pp. xv, 801. Folded Map of New 
 Netherlands. History of the State of New York. Second 
 Volume. First Edition. New York: Harper Bros., 1871. 
 Svo, pp. xv, 680.* 
 
 The Same. Second Edition. New York: Harper 
 Bros., 1859. 8vo, pp. xv, 801. Advertisement, i 1. Map 
 according to Charters granted by the States General, Oct. 
 11, 1614, and June 3, 1621.* 
 
 At his death Mr. Brodhead left material for a third volume. 
 
 Sold: 1853 ed. : Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 1.50; Weeks, 1902, 
 4.20; Thornton, 1878, 2.50; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 1.12; 
 Shurtleff, 1875, 1.12; Bangs, 1902, V. 1, 2d ed., V. 2, 1st 
 ed., 5.25; Deane, 1898, 1853-71, 2 vols., clth, 4.75; Bangs, 
 1895, 6.00; Wood, 1895, 6.20; Murphy, 1884, 1859-71, 2.50; 
 Barlow, 1890, 11.00; Cooke, 1883, hlf mo, 12.00; Bangs 
 1901, 6.00; Perry, 1899, 3.60; Anderson, 1903, 1859-71. 
 4.40; Rice, 1870, cl, unct. 1.50; Roche, 1867, unct, 3.00; 
 llolbrow, 1892, 4.00; Waterbury, 1895, 1859-71 ed., 2 vols., 
 6.00; Bushnell, 1883, 2.25; Hoffmann, 1877, 1859-71, 
 sheets, 3.25; Menzies. 1876, hlf levt mo, git, unct, by 
 Matthews, 2 portraits inserted, 13.75 ; Woodward, 1904, 
 cl, 4.20: Merwin-Clayton, 1904, cl, 1859-71, 4.00; Henkels. 
 1901, 2 vols., 1874, 5.40; Cable, 1882, 5.00. 
 
 555. . Oration on the Conquest of New Netherland. De- 
 livered before the New York Historical Society, Oct. 12. 
 1864. New York : 1864. 8vo, p. 87. Portrait and Map. 
 
 Published by N. Y. Hist. Society, and including its Proceedings 
 on 200th Anniversary of the "Conquest." Barton: 
 
 Sold: Barlow, 1890, mo, git, unct, 2.25; Menzies, 1876. hlf 
 mo. git, unct, 2.50.
 
 122 BRONSON. 
 
 556. . The Government of Sir Edmund Andros over New 
 
 England, in 1688 and 1689. Read before the New York 
 Historical Society, 4th December, 1866. Morrisania, N. 
 Y. : 1867. Svo, 2 1., pp. 40. 
 
 Only a few printed. 
 Sold: Barlow, 1890, hlf mo, git, 1.50; Cooke, 1883, 3.00. 
 
 557. BRODHEAD, L. W. The Delaware Water-Gap: Its 
 
 Scenery, its Legends, and Early History. Philadelphia : 
 Sherman & Co., 1867. 121x10, pp. 12, 276. -f- 1870. 4- 
 1890.* 
 
 Sold: 1867 ed. : Bourquin, 1894, 10 cts. ; 1870 ed. : Dunbar, 
 1892, 75 cts.; Cable, 1882, 1.25; Bourquin, 1894, 25 cts.; 
 Cresson, 1902, 60 cts.; Guild, 1887, 25 cts. 
 
 558. BROMME, TRAUGOTT. Michigan. Eine Geographisch- 
 
 Statisch-Topographische Skizze fur Einwanderer und 
 Freunde der Landen und Volkerkunde. Baltimore, Md. : 
 1833. 8vo, pp. 91. Map. 
 
 Sketch for Emigrants, Inhabitants and the Public. 
 
 558a. . Alabama and Mississippi. Eine Geograph-statisch- 
 
 topographische Skizze, &c. Baltimore: Scheld und Co., 
 1838. 8vo. 
 
 558b. . Illinois and Missouri. Taschenbuch fur Einwan- 
 derer, &c. Baltimore: Scheld u. Co., 1838. Map. 
 
 558c. . Louisiana. Ein Taschenbuch, &c. Leipzig: 1837. 
 
 8vo. 
 
 There were other guides and descriptive handbooks issued by 
 Bromine between 1830 and 1840. See Sabin's Dictionary, Vol. 4. 
 
 559. BRONSON, HENRY (M. D.). The History of Waterbury, 
 
 Connecticut ; The Original Township embracing Present 
 Watertown and Plymouth, and Parts of Oxford, Wolcott, 
 Middlebury, Prospect and Naugatuck. With an Appen- 
 dix of Biography, Genealogy and Statistics. Waterbury : 
 Bronson Bros., 1858. 8vo, Title, pp. viii, (2), 582. Errata, 
 2 1. 2 Plans, 6 Views, 19 Portraits, 1 Plate of Facsimiles.* 
 Sold: Libbie, 1895, 3.75; Bangs, 1896, 3.75; Cable, 1882, 5.00; 
 Bushnell, 1883, 2.37; J. G. Smith, 1883, 4.50; Manson, 
 1899, 4.87; Guild, 1887, 4.00; Bangs, 1898, 3.12; Perry, 
 1899, 3.10; Conland, 1904, cl, water-stained, 5.00.
 
 I! ROOKS. 123 
 
 560. BROOKS, CHARLES, REV. History of the Town of Med- 
 
 ford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, from its First 
 Settlement in 1630, to the Present Time, 1855. Boston: 
 James M. Usher, 1855. 8vo, pp. viii, 576. Illustrated, -f- 
 Revised, Enlarged and Brought Down to 1885, by J. M. 
 'Usher. Boston : 1886. 8vo. Steel portraits and illustra- 
 tions. 
 
 Sold: 1855 ed. : Libhie, 1896, library stamp, 4.50; Libbie, 
 1896, hlf mo, 4.00; Libbie, 1897, 4.00; Balcom, 1901, 4.50; 
 Bushnell. 18S3, 3.75; Cable. 1882, 6.50; Manson, 1899, 
 6.62; Cable, 1883, hlf mo, 6.25; Child, 1882, 6.25; Libbie, 
 1901, 3.25; Shurtleff, 1875, 5.50; J. G. Smith, 1883, 7.50; 
 Whitmore, 1902, hlf mo, a. 1. s. author inserted, 3.50 ; 
 Guild, 1887, 3.00; Libbie, 1901, 4.50; Libbie, 1901, cl, 3.25; 
 Deane, 1898, cl, 5.25; 1886 ed. : Bangs, 1896, 4.12; Chase 
 & Dale, 1897. cl, 3.50; Olcott, 1901, 3.75; Manson, 1899, 
 4.50; Guild, 1887, 4.50; Libbie, 1901, 2.75; Libbie, 1901, 
 3.00; Conely, 1902, cl. 3.50; Libbie, 1903, 3.25; Anderson, 
 1903, 4.50. 
 
 561. . The Tornado of 1851, in Medford, West Cambridge, 
 
 and Waltham, Middlesex County, Mass. Being a Report 
 by Rev. Chas. Brooks, and Reports by other Committees. 
 Boston : J. M. Usher, 1852. i8mo, pp. 72. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 20 cts. 
 
 562. . The Controversy touching the Old Stone Mill, in 
 
 the town of Newport, Rhode Island, with Remarks Intro- 
 ductory and Conclusive. With three woodcuts. New- 
 port : C. E. Hammett, Jim., 1851. 121110, pp. 91. 
 
 563. BROOKS, ERASTUS. Historical Records of Staten 
 
 Island ; Centennial and Bicentennial for 200 Years and 
 more delivered at Staten Island, November 1st, 1883. 
 11. p. n. d. 8vo, pp. 39. 
 
 Reprint from Proceedings of Bicentennial Celebration of Rich- 
 mond County, 1883. 
 
 564. BROOKS, ELBRIDGE S. The Story of the States. The 
 
 Story of New York. Boston : D. Lathrop Company. 1888. 
 8vo, pp. 311.*
 
 I 24 BROOMALL. 
 
 565. BROOKS, NOAH. First Across the Continent : the Story 
 
 of the Exploring Expedition of Lewis and Clarke in 1803- 
 4-5. New York: Scribner, 1901. 121110, pp. 10, 365. Illus- 
 trated. Map. 
 
 566. . Washington in Lincoln's Time. New York: Cen- 
 tury Co., 1895. i2ino, pp. ix, il., 328. 
 
 567. BROOKS, J. TYRWHITT (M. D.). Four Months among 
 
 the Goldfinders in Alta California; being the Diary of an 
 Expedition from San Francisco to the Gold Districts 
 London : David Bogue, 1849. Post 8vo, pp. xviii, 207 
 Map. + Second Edition. London : 1849. Post 8vo, pp 
 xviii, 207. Map. + New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1849 
 8vo, pp. 94. -)- Paris : Galignani, 1849. Rl. 8vo, pp. 136 
 Map. 
 
 Bryant*s California was published with this Paris edition. 
 
 568. . Vier maanden onder de goudzoekers in Opper-Cali- 
 
 fornie, of Dagboek eener expeditie van San Francisco 
 maar de gouddistricten. Uit het Engelsch door G. 
 Francken. Amsterdam : 1849. 8vo, pp. 168. Map. 
 
 569. . Vier Monate unter Goldfindern in Ober Kalifornien. 
 
 Tagebuch einer Reise von San Francosco nach den Gold- 
 districten. Deutsch von Fr. Gerstacker. 1849. 8vo. Map. 
 
 570. . Vier Monate unter den Goldsuchern im Sacra- 
 
 menio-Thale in Obercalifornien. Tagebuch von J. T. 
 Brooks. Zurich : 1849. 8vo, pp. 56. 
 
 "A rare and very striking pamphlet published as 'The result of 
 actual experiencee.' which it doubtless was, being taken from the 
 letters sent home by the author. It was very widely circulated in 
 the Atlantic States i:i 1849, and has been more or less utilized by all 
 careful students of the period to which it relates." Burrows Bros. 
 Catalog. 
 
 Sold: Waterbury, 1895, 95 cts. 
 
 571. BROOMALL, JOHN M. History of Delaware County for 
 
 the Past Century. Read before the Delaware County 
 Institute of Science and filed with the Congressional 
 Librarian at Washington. Media, Pa.: Vernon & Cooper, 
 1876. 8vo, pp. 24.* 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1901, 2.00.
 
 I'.KOWN. 
 
 125 
 
 572. BROSS, WILLIAM. Historical and Commercial Statistics, 
 Sketches, Facts and Figures, republished from the "Daily 
 Democratic Press." What I remember of Early Chicago, 
 by Wm. Bross. Chicago: Jansen, McClurg & Co., 1876. 
 8vo, pp. 126. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 25 cts. 
 
 573- • Rock Island and its Surroundings, in 1853. Daven- 
 port, 111. : 1854. 8vo. 
 
 574. BROWER, D. H. B. Danville, Montour County, Penna. ; 
 
 A Collection of Historical and Biographical Sketches. 
 Harrisburg: Lane S. Hart, 1881. 8vo, pp. 288.* 
 
 Sold: Pennypacker, 1905, cl, 1.00. 
 
 575. BROWN, ABRAM ENGLISH. History of Bedford, Mass., 
 
 from its Earliest Settlement to the Year 1891, embracing 
 an Account of Indian Claims and Troubles, Colonial 
 Grants, Sketches of its Heroes, its part in the struggle for 
 Independence and the War of Nationality, its burial 
 grounds and epitaphs, its industrial success and a record 
 of its whole Progress, with a genealogical register of old 
 Families. Bedford : 1891. Roy. 8vo. Steel portraits and 
 illustrations. 
 
 Sold: Olcott, 1901, cl, 6.50; Whitmore, 1902, 8.50; Manson, 
 1809, 9.50; Stephens, 1904, cl, 4.50. 
 
 576. BROWN, ALEXANDER. New Views of Early Virginia 
 
 History, 1606-19. Liberty: 1886. i2mo, pp. 18. 
 
 577. BROWN, A. J. History of Newton County, Miss., from 
 
 [834 to 1894. Jackson : 1894. 8vo, pp. 472. Portraits and 
 
 Illustrations. 
 
 578. BROWN, CHARLES R. The Government of Michigan ; its 
 
 History and Jurisprudence. Kalamazoo: Brown, Moore 
 & Quale, 1874. i2mo, pp. 192. 
 
 579- • The Old Northwest Territory; its Missions, Forts 
 
 and Trading Posts. Kalamazoo, Mich.: Brown, Moore 
 & Quale, 1875. 8vo, pp. 32. Map.
 
 126 BROWN. 
 
 "This little work is intended as an aid in perpetuating a knowl- 
 edge of the ninety-four Forts and Mission Stations which it locates 
 in the Northwest Territory, and admirably does it fulfil its object. 
 
 "The figures on the map indicate the localities, while the corre- 
 sponding figures in the text indicate the paragraphs which embrace 
 a brief history of the localities." Thomson. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 1.20. 
 
 580. . Primary Government of Ohio. Including the His- 
 tory, Resources, and Jurisprudence. Kalamazoo, Michi- 
 gan : Brown, Moore & Quale, 1875. 121110, pp. 140. 
 
 581. BROWN, DAVID ARTHUR. The History of Penacook, 
 
 N. H., from its First Settlement in 1734 up to 1900. Con- 
 cord, N. H. : The Rumford Press, 1902. 8vo, pp. 8, 570. 
 Illustrations and portraits. 
 
 582. BROWN, EDWARD. Wadsworth Memorial: Containing 
 
 an Account of the Proceedings of the Celebration of the 
 Sixtieth Anniversary of the First Settlement of the Town- 
 ship of Wadsworth, Ohio. With the Addresses, Histori- 
 cal Papers, and Poems, presented on that Occasion. Also, 
 a Brief Sketch of the History to the Present Time ; with 
 Sketches of the Early History of the Adjoining Town- 
 ships. To which is annexed Biographical Sketches of the 
 more prominent Pioneer Settlers and their Families. 
 Wadsworth : Steam Printing House, 1875. i2mo, pp. 232. 
 
 "Comprises a general history of Medina County, Ohio." Thorn- 
 sou. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 1.12. 
 
 583. BROWN, ELTON T. The History of the Great Minnesota 
 
 Forest Fires, Sandstone, Hinckley, Mission Creek, Poke- 
 gama, Skunk Lake. St. Paul, Minn. : Brown Bros. & 
 Kingsley, 1894. Illustrated. 121110, pp. z^y. Map of the 
 burnt district.* 
 
 There is a list of names of the victims, and the story is largely 
 told by the survivors. 
 
 584. BROWN, F. W. Cincinnati and Vicinity, Map and Numer- 
 
 ous half Tones. Gazetteer and Guide to the City. Cin- 
 cinnati: 1898, pp. 196. 
 
 585. BROWN, GEORGE M. Ponce DeLeon Land. Second 
 
 Edition. St. Augustine, Florida. Jacksonville, Fla. : Da
 
 BROWN. 127 
 
 Costa Printing Co., 1895. ^ v "' PP- h\, '59- Paper. Por- 
 trait.* 
 
 The first edition was issued in 1892. Mr. Brown was an Ord- 
 nance Sergeant, U. S. A., stationed in Florida. 
 
 586. BROWN, GEORGE W. Historical Sketches; Chiefly Re- 
 
 lating to the Early Settlement of Friends at Falls, in 
 Bucks County, Penna. By G. \V. 1!. Philadelphia: 
 Printed by John P. Murphy, 1882. 121110, pp. 152. ;: 
 
 587. . A Concise Account of Pennsbury in Bucks County, 
 
 Pennsylvania. By G. W. B.. 1881. Philadelphia: J. P. 
 Murphy, 1881. 121110, pp. 24. Paper.* 
 
 588. . The Origin and Growth of Civil Liberty in Mary- 
 land. A Discourse delivered before the Maryland Histori- 
 cal Society, April 12, 1S50. Being the Fifth Annual 
 Address to that Association. Baltimore: Printed by John 
 D. Toy, 1850. 8vo, pp. 40. 
 
 589. . Reminiscences of Gov. R. I. Walker, with the True 
 
 Story of the Rescue of Kansas from Slavery. Rockford : 
 1902. 121110. Portraits. 
 
 590. BROWN, HENRY. The History of Illinois from its First 
 
 Discovery and Settlement to the Present Time. New 
 York: J. Winchester, 1844. 8vo, pp. x, 492. Map.* 
 
 "With great pretence in its chapter headings of saying much of 
 the Aboriginal inhabitants of Illinois in the first 200 pages, the author 
 gives us absolutely nothing but a melange of trite historical relations 
 which blend Hannibal and Harrison, Tecumseh and Tonti, La Salle 
 and Ponce de Leon, in an astonishing but not an interesting man- 
 ner." Field. 
 Sold: Bangs, Merwin, 1865, .75; Bangs, 1895, 4.00; Polock, 
 1895, 3.50; Bell, 1895, 3.50; Bangs, 1896, spotted, 3.10; 
 Polock, 1904, cl, 4.20; Mann, 1897, 4.00; Fisher, 1866, 1.12; 
 Stevens, 1886, elf, extra, 3.00; Brinley, 1881, 1.25; M. D. 
 Gilman. 1884, 2.00; Chittenden, 1894, 3.25; Field. 1875. 
 2.75; Bourquin. 1894, 3.20; Guild, 1887, 4.00; Clogston, 
 1875, 2.50; West, 1901, 3.75; Bangs, 1899, 3.25; Clogston, 
 
 1899- 5-75- 
 
 591. . Present and Future Prospects of Chicago. Rise and 
 
 Progress of Chicago. By Jas. A. Marshall. Chicago in 
 1836; Strange Early Days by Harriet Martineau. Chi- 
 cago : Fergus Printing Co., 1879. 8vo. 
 
 Fergus Historical Series, No. 9.
 
 128 BROWN. 
 
 592. . A Narrative of the Anti-Masonick Excitement, in 
 
 the Western Part of the State of New York, during the 
 Years 1826, '7, '8, and a part of 1829. By Henry Brown, 
 Esq., Counsellor at Law. Batavia, N. Y. : Printed by 
 Adams & M'Cleary, 1829. 121110, 4 1., pp. 244. 
 
 Sold: Bangs, Merwin & Co., 1865, 1.38; Bourquin, 1894, 1.40. 
 
 593. BROWN, HENRY ARMITT. The Settlement of Burling- 
 
 ton, N. J. An Oration at the Commemoration of the Two 
 Hundredth Anniversary. Burlington : Liberty Company, 
 1870. + The same. 1878. Svo. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, unct, 4.00; Bourquin, 1894, 25 cts. ; 
 Pennypacker, 1906, hlf mo, autograph copy from author, 
 1. 10. 
 
 594. BROWN, IGNATIUS. History of Indianapolis, from 1818 
 
 to 1S68. Indianapolis: Logan & Co., 1868. Svo, pp. 100. 
 
 With Indianapolis Directory. 
 
 595. BROWN, JAMES S. Life of a Pioneer in Utah and the 
 
 West. Salt Lake : 1900. 8vo. 
 
 596. BROWN, JOHN HENRY. History of Dallas County. 1837- 
 
 1887. Dallas, Texas : 1887. i6mo, pp. 114. 
 
 Has special reference to the Pioneer settlers. 
 
 597. . History of Texas from 1685 to 1892. St. Louis : 
 
 1892. 2 vols. Svo. Portraits and illustrations. 
 
 598. BROWN, JOHN M. Brief Sketch of the First Settlement 
 
 of the County of Schoharie by the Germans ; Being an 
 Answer to a Circular Letter, addressed to the Author, by 
 "The Historical and Philosophical Society of New York." 
 By John M. Brown. Schoharie : Printed by L. Cothbert, 
 1823. 8vo, pp. 23. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1880, 5.50. 
 
 599. BROWN, JOHN MASON. Political Beginnings of Ken- 
 
 tucky. Narrative of Public Events bearing on History of 
 State up 10 Time of Admission into American Union. 
 Portrait. Louisville: 1889. 4to, pp. 263. 
 Filson Chili. Publication No. 6.
 
 BROWN. 129 
 
 600. BROWN, LEONARD. History of Whitingham, Vt., from 
 
 its Organization to the Present Time (with family 
 sketches). P.rattleboro : 1886. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Guild, 1887. 2.00. 
 
 601. BROWN, MRS. MARY M. A School History of Texas, 
 
 from Its Discovery in 1685 to 1893. For the use of 
 Schools, Academies, Convents. Seminaries, and all Insti- 
 tutions of Learning. Dallas: 1894. i2mo, pp. 318. Portr. 
 
 of Houston. 
 
 602. BROWN, PAUL. Twelve Months in New Harmony, In- 
 
 diana; presenting a faithful Account of the Principal Oc- 
 currences which have taken place there within that 
 Period; interspersed with Remarks. Cincinnati: 1827. 
 8vo, pp. 128. 
 
 603. BROWN, SAMUEL R. View of the Campaigns of the 
 
 Northwestern Army, comprising Sketches of the Cam- 
 paigns of Generals Hull and Harrison, a Minute and Inter- 
 esting Account of the Naval Conflict on Lake Erie — Mili- 
 tary Anecdotes — Abuses in the Army — Plan of a Military 
 Settlement — View of the Lake Coast from Sandusky to 
 Detroit. Troy: 1814. 121110, pp. 156. + Burlington, Vt. : 
 Printed by Samuel Mills, 1814. 121110, pp. 156. -f Phila- 
 delphia: Wm. G. Murphy, 1815. 121110, pp. 156. 
 
 "Probably but one edition, with a change of imprint." Sabin. 
 Sold: Fisher, 1866, 1.75 ; Green, 1870, 3.25 ; Drake, 1876, 1.25. 
 
 604. . The Western Gazetteer; or Emigrant's Directory, 
 
 containing a Geographical Description of the Western 
 States and Territories, viz. : the States of Kentucky, In- 
 diana. Louisiana, Ohio, Tennessee, and Mississippi: And 
 the Territories of Illinois, Missouri, Alabama. Michigan 
 and Northwestern. With an Appendix, containing 
 Sketches of some of the Western Counties of New York, 
 Pennsylvania, and Virginia ; a Description of the Great 
 Northern Lakes; Indian Annuities, and Directions to 
 Emigrants. Auburn, N. Y. : Printed by H. C. Southwick, 
 1817. 8vo, pp. 360. Errata, 1 slip. + Belfast. 1819. 8vo. 
 + A New Edition. Auburn: 1820. 8vo, pp. 360. -4- Lon- 
 don : 1 820. 8vo. 
 
 See No. Am. Rev., vi. 1.H-138.
 
 I30 BROWNE. 
 
 605. BROWN, STIRLING W. In the Limestone Valley; (his- 
 
 tory of pioneer life in Western Wisconsin). West Salem, 
 A\'is. : Stirling W. Brown, 1900. i2mo, pp. 250. 
 
 606. BROWN, WARREN. History of the Town of Hampton 
 
 Falls, N. H., from the Time of the First Settlement within 
 its Borders, in 1640, to 1900. Manchester : 1900. 8vo, pp. 
 637. Illustrated. 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1902, cl, 3.00. 
 
 607. BROWN, WILLIAM GARROTT. History of Alabama, 
 
 for use in the Schools. New York : University Publishing 
 Co., 1901. 121110, pp. 384. 
 
 608. BROWNE, GEORGE WALDO. Traditions of early New 
 
 Hampshire and its History. 1887. Manchester: 1887. 
 8vo, pp. 4. 
 
 603. . Proprietors Records of Tyng Township, N. H., 
 
 1735-1741, with Notes and Sketches. Manchester: 1901. 
 Svo, pp. 88. Illustrated. 
 
 Edition of 60 copies. 
 
 610. BROWNE, J. ROSS. Adventures in the Apache Country; 
 
 a Tour through Arizona and Nevada, with Notes on the 
 Silver Regions of Nevada. Illustrated. New York: Har- 
 per & Bros., 1869. i2mo, pp. (3), 6, 535. + 1874. 
 
 "It is a truthful portraiture of the terrors which attend bo 
 life in Arizona, where one-twentieth part of the population had been 
 pt away by the incursions of the Apaches in three years." Field. 
 
 Sold: Field, 1875, 3.00. 
 
 611. . Relacion de los Debates de la Convencion de Cali- 
 fornia, sobre la Formacion de la Constitucion de Estado 
 en Septembre y Octobre de 1849. Nueva Yorke: S. \\ . 
 Benedict, 185 1. 8vo, pp. 439. Appendix, pp. xiii. 
 
 . Report of the Debates in the Convention of Califor- 
 nia, on the Formation of the State Constitution, in Sep- 
 tember and October, 1849. Washington: Pr. by John T. 
 Towers, 1850. Svo, pp. 479. Appendix. Constitution of 
 the State of California. Pp. 46.
 
 BRUCE. I 3 t 
 
 612. . Resources of the Pacific Slope. A Statistical and 
 
 Descriptive Summary of the Mines and Minerals, Climate, 
 Topography, Agriculture, Commerce, Manufactures, and 
 Miscellaneous Productions, of the States and Territories 
 West of the Rocky Mountains. With a Sketch of the Set- 
 tlement and Exploration of Lower California. With an 
 Index to J. Ross Browne's Report, and a Sketch of the 
 Settlement and Exploration of Lower California, viz., 
 Historical Summary of Lower California ; from its Dis- 
 covery in 1532 to 1867, by Alexander S. Taylor; also with 
 Historical Memoir of Washington Territory and Sketch of 
 Nevada. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1869. 8vo, pp. 
 678, 200. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1883, 37 cts. ; Guild, 1S87, 1.00. 
 
 613. BROWNE, WILLIAM HAND. Maryland; the History 
 
 of a Palatinate. Boston : Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1884. 
 i2mo, pp. 6, 292. Map. Am. Commonwealth Series. 
 1890. Pp. xi, 292. + 1895. Revised Ed. 1904. i6mo, pp. 
 12, 381.* 
 
 The history is confined to the period of the palatinaj 
 
 614. . George Calvert and Cecilius, Barons Baltimore of 
 
 Baltimore (1605-1676) and the founding of the Marylai '1 
 Colony. New York: Dodd, Mead & Co., 1890. 121110, pp. 
 x, 181. 
 
 Makers of America Series, No. >. 
 
 615. . An Historical Sketch of the early movement in Illi- 
 nois for the Legalization of Slavery. Chicago : Press of 
 Scripps, Bross & Spears, Printers, 1857. 8vo, pp. 30. An 
 Address. + Chicago : 1865. Pp. 44. 
 
 616. . Early History of Illinois. A Lecture read before 
 
 the Chicago Lyceum, Dec. 8, 1840. 
 
 617. BROWNELL, W. C. American Summer Resorts. New- 
 
 port. By W. C. Brownell. Illustrated by W. S. Yander- 
 bilt Allen. New York: Chas. Scribners Sons, 1896. 
 i2mo, pp. 85.* 
 
 618. BRUCE, DWIGHT H. (GEN.). The Empire State in 
 
 Three Centuries. Volumes I, II. A Narrative of Events,
 
 132 BRUCE. 
 
 by David Van Pelt. Volume III. Biographical. Bio- 
 graphical Index. New York : The Century History Co. 
 n. d. Roy. 8vo, pp. xii, 412 ; x, 405 ; 4, 476.* 
 
 Profusely illustrated by full-page steel portraits. 
 Sold: Weeks, 1902, hlf mo, git, 6.60. 
 
 619. . Memorial History of Syracuse, N. Y., from its Set- 
 tlement to the Present Time. Syracuse : H. P. Smith & 
 Co., 1891. 4to, pp. 718, 131. Steel portraits.* 
 
 620. . Centennial History of Onondaga County, New 
 
 York. Maps, Portrait and Illustrations. Boston : 1896. 
 2 vols. Roy. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Proud, hlf russ, 3.00. 
 
 621. BRUCE, MINER W. Alaska; its History, Resources, Gold 
 
 Fields, Routes and Scenery. Seattle, Wash. : Lowman & 
 Hanford. (New York: F. Warne & Co.) i8mo, pp. 129. 
 Illustrated. -)- New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1899. 
 8vo, pp. x, 237. 
 
 622. BRUCE, PHILIP ALEXANDER. Economic History of 
 
 Virginia in the Seventeenth Century. By Philip Alex- 
 ander Bruce. 2 vols. New York : Macmillan & Co., 1896. 
 i2mo, pp. 634, 643. 
 
 "These volumes, by the author of 'The Plantation Negro as a 
 Freeman,' mark a notable achievement in historical research. The 
 materials for the preparation of such a work are abundant, and some 
 of them have been utilized by other writers, though not for the same 
 purpose. Mr. Bruce has confined himself strictly to the economic 
 phases of Virginian history. His chapters on the slave system and 
 the agriculture of the colony are of especial importance, since they 
 throw much light on the origin of conditions which prevailed for 
 generations and profoundly affected Virginia's attitude at the out- 
 break of the Civil War."— Publ. Weekly. 
 
 Sold: Carruth, 1898, 5.20; Bangs, 1899, 3.25. 
 
 623. BRUCE, THOMAS. Southwest Virginia and Shenandoah 
 
 Valley. Richmond, Va. : J. L. Hill Publ. Co., 1891. 8vo, 
 pp. 259. 
 
 "An inquiry into the causes of the rapid growth and progress of 
 Southwi st Virginia, with history of the Norfolk and Western and 
 Shenandoah Valley railroads and sketches of the towns and cities." — 
 Publ. Weekly. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 2.10; Proud, 1903, 2.75.
 
 BRYANT. I 3 J 
 
 624. BRUMMELKAMP, A. Holland in Amerika oder die hol- 
 
 landische Colonie im Staate Michigan. Mitgetheilt fur 
 Auswanderer. Aus dem Hollandischen von G. A. Mnhl- 
 hcim a d Rubr. Nieten. 121110, pp. 25. -f- Arnhem : 1847. 
 
 625. BRUNDAGE, A. N. History of Gilson Township, Susque- 
 
 hanna (Pa.). An Address delivered July 4, 1891. 
 
 626. BRUNNER, D. B. The Indians of Berks County, Pa., 
 
 Being a Summary of all the Tangible Records of the 
 Aborigines of Berks County, and Containing Cuts and 
 Descriptions of the Varieties of Relics found within the 
 County. Written for the Society of Natural Sciences of 
 Reading, Pa. Reading, Pa. : The Spirit of Berks Book & 
 Job Print, 1881. 8vo, pp. 177. -(- Second and Enlarged 
 Edition. 1897. 8vo, pp. 257.* 
 
 Contains many plates of ilustrations of Indian arrowheads and 
 other relics. 
 
 Sold: Pennypacker, 1906, hlf ro, 1.75. 
 
 627. BRUNSON, ALFRED. Communication relative to his 
 
 Travels in the Northwestern Wilderness of Wisconsin. 
 Leg. Doc. Dec. 19, 1843. 8vo, pp. 12. 
 
 628. . Description of Northern Wiskonsan. Madison: 
 
 1843. 8vo, pp. 16. 
 
 629. . Prairie du Chien ; its Present Position and Future 
 
 Prospects. Milwaukee : Daily Sentinel Steam Power 
 Press, 1857. 8vo, pp. 12.* 
 
 630. BRY, THEODORE DE. New Found Land of Virginia. 
 
 See Hariot. 
 
 631. BRYANT, CHARLES S. (A. M.) ; MURCH, ABEL B. A 
 
 History of the Great Massacre by the Sioux Indians, in 
 Minnesota, including the Personal Narratives of many 
 who escaped. Second Edition. Cincinnati : Rickey & 
 Carroll, 1864. 8vo, pp. xi, 504. Illustrated with wood 
 cuts. Two editions in 1864.* 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, 87 cts. ; Guild. 1887. 75 cts. 
 
 632. BRYANT, EDWIN. What I saw in California: being the 
 
 Journal of a Tour by the Emigrant Route and South Pass
 
 134 BUCK. 
 
 of the Rocky Mountains, across the continent of Xorth 
 
 America in the Years 1846, 1847. By Edwin Bryant, Late 
 
 Alcade of San Francisco. New York : D. Appleton & Co., 
 
 1848. i2tno, pp. 455. 4- Second Edition. New York. 
 
 1848. Third Edition. New York and Philadelphia: Geo. 
 
 S. Appleton, 1849. i2mo, pp. 455. A sixth edition was 
 
 published in 1849. Reprinted, London : Routledge, 1849. 
 
 8vo, pp. 144. 
 
 "This was the first of the modern books to draw attention to the 
 large deposits of gold in that country. An edition was published in 
 Paris in 1849, with Brooks' 'Four Months in Alta California.' " 
 Sab in. 
 
 Sold: McLaughlin, 1893, 45 cts. ; Dunbar, 1892, 55 cts. ; 
 
 Bourquin, 1894, 1.10. 
 
 633. . Voyage en Californie. Description de son sol, de 
 
 son climat, de ses mines d'or. Traduit par X. Marmier. 
 Augmente de divers renseignements sur l'etat actuel de la 
 Californie, et d'une Notice scientifique sur For et son 
 exploitation. Paris: Artbus Bertrand, 1849. 8vo. Map. 
 
 634. BRYANT, J. An Account and History of the Oregon Ter- 
 
 ritory, together with a Journal of an Emigrating Party. 
 London: William Lott, 1846. i6mo, pp. (2), 159, (1), 
 viii. 
 
 635. BRYAN, CLARK W. Book of Berkshire, Mass., describing 
 
 its Hills and Homes. Great Barrington : 1866. 121110, pp. 
 292. 
 
 636. BUCK, EDWIN AUGUSTUS. An Historical Discourse 
 
 delivered at the Semi-Centennial Anniversary of the 
 Slatersville Congregational Church, Sept. 9, 1866. Woon- 
 socket: S. S. Foss, Patriot Office, 1867. 8vo, pp. 48. 
 
 637. BUCK, JAMES S. Pioneer History of Milwaukee, from the 
 
 First American Settlement, 1833, to 1841. With a Topo- 
 graphical Description as it appeared in a State of Nature. 
 Illustrated with a map. Milwaukee: Milwaukee News 
 Co., 1876. Roy. 8vo, pp. 8, 292, 1 p. Errata. 4 vols. 1876- 
 86. 19 portraits, 3 maps. Additional title to Vols. 3, 4: 
 Milwaukee under the Charter. Revised edition of Vol. 
 1 in 1890.* 
 Sold: Cable, 1883, 75 cts.; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 2 vols, 1876- 
 81, 2.75; Bourquin, 1894, 30 cts.; Guild, 1887, 4 v., 10.00.
 
 BUCK. 135 
 
 638. . History of Milwaukee, from 1833-1860 inclusive. 
 
 Milwaukee, Wis. : C. N. Caspar, 1895. 8vo, pp. 1712. 4 
 vols. 
 
 639. BUCK, DR. R. A. Virginia and Virginians. Executives of 
 
 the Colony of Virginia from Sir Thomas Smyth to Lord 
 Dunmore. Executives of the State from Patrick Henry 
 to Fitzhugh Lee. Sketches of Generals A. P. Hill, R. E. 
 Lee, T. ]. Jackson, and Commodore Maury. With a 
 History of Virginia from the settlement of Jamestown 
 to the close of the Civil War, by Prof. Virgil A. Lewis. 
 Toledo: 1888. 2 vols. 121110. 
 
 640. BUCK, WILLIAM J. History of Montgomery County. 
 
 within the Schuylkill Valley, containing sketches of all 
 the Townships, Boroughs and Villages in said limits, from 
 the earliest periods to the present time ; with an account 
 of the Indians, the Swedes, and other early settlers, and 
 the local events of the Revolution ; besides notices of the 
 Progress in Population, Improvements and Manufactures; 
 Prepared chiefly from Original Materials. Norristown : 
 Printed by E. L. Acker, 1859. Imper. 8vo, pp. 124. In- 
 dex. Errata, pp. 4.* 
 Sold: Bushnell, 1883. extra ill., 2.00; Henkels, 1900, 12.00; 
 Proud, 1903. 5.00; Henkels, 1900, 5.00; Henkels, 1901, 
 4.50; Bourquin, 1894, 1.80; Bourquin, 1894, 1.50; same 
 sale, 1.20; Hoffmann, 1877, 1.87; Harold Peirce, 1903, 
 5.50; Henkels, 1902, 5.25; Anderson, 1903, cl, 3.05; Hen- 
 kels. 1904, cl, 3.00; Schaffer, 1904, 4.50. 
 
 641. BUCK, WILLIAM J. Historical Atlas of Montgomery 
 
 County, Pa., containing a History of the County, also 
 County and Township Maps, Portraits, Views. &c. Phila- 
 delphia : 1877. Folio. 
 Sold: Proud. 1903, 1.50. 
 
 642. . The History of Mooreland from its First Purchase 
 
 and Settlement to the Present Time. Philadelphia: 1853. 
 8vo, pp. 34-* 
 
 Reprint: Colls. Hist. Soc. Penna., Vol. I, 1853. 
 
 643. . Local Sketches and Legends pertaining to Bucks
 
 I36 BUDD. 
 
 and Montgomery Counties, Pennsylvania (n. p.). Printed 
 for the Author, 1887. 121110, pp. vi, 340.* 
 
 Only 200 copies were printed. 
 Sold: Henkels, 1899, 1.25; Bourquin, 1894, 1.00; Harold 
 Peirce, 1903, 6.50; Cresson, 1902, 5.25; Henkels, 1904, cl, 
 3-25- 
 
 644. . History of Bucks County, to which is Appended A 
 
 History of the Township of Wrightstown, by Chas. W. 
 Smith, M. D. Doylestown, Pa.: Printed by John S. 
 Brown, 1855. 8vo, pp. 118, Appendix, pp. 24.* 
 
 Only a small edition was printed for gratuitous circulation. 
 Sold: Stone, 1897, hlf roan, with portrait & a. 1. s. of author 
 inserted. 17.00; Bushnell, 1883, extra illus., 4.62; Henkels, 
 1898, orig. covers, 12.00; Henkels, 1900, orig. covers, bd in 
 lilt mo, 18.00; Bourquin, 1894. 2.30; Hoffmann, 1877, 4.00; 
 Harold Peirce, 1903, orig. covers, bd in, 18.00; Henkels, 
 1904, cl, 10.50; Henkels, 1905, cl, 5.50. 
 
 645. . The Cuttalossa and its Historical, Traditional and 
 
 Poetical Associations. Doylestown : Printed at The In- 
 telligencer Office, 150 copies, for the Author, 1897. 8vo, 
 pp. 90. Reprint from Bucks County Intelligencer, 1897.* 
 
 It was published in 24 numbers, April 8 to September 16, 1873. 
 Cuttalossa is a small river in Solesbury Township, Bucks County, Pa. 
 
 Sold: Harold Peirce, 1903, 6.00. 
 
 646. . History of the Indian Walk Performed for the Pro- 
 prietaries of Pennsylvania, in 1737. to which is Appended 
 a Life of Edward Marshall. Philadelphia: Printed for 
 the Author, 1886. i2mo, pp. 269.* 
 
 Only 210 copies were printed. 
 Sold: Henkels, 1898, 1.30; Harold Peirce, 1903, 5.50; Hen- 
 kels, 1900, 1.70; Coxe, 1904. cl, 3.00; Pennypacker, 1906, 
 cl, 2.25. 
 
 647. BUDD, THOMAS. Good Order Established | in | Penn- 
 
 silvania & New-Jersey | in | America, | Being a true 
 Account of the Country ; [ With its Produce and commod- 
 ities there made, j And the great Improvements that may 
 be made by | means of Publick Store-houses for Hemp, 
 Flax, and | Linnen-Cloth ; also, the Advantages of a Pub-
 
 BUDD. 137 
 
 lick- I School, the Profits of a Publick-P.ank, and the 
 Proba- I bility of its arising', if those directions here laid 
 down are | followed. With the advantages of Publick 
 Granaries. | Likewise, several other things needful to be 
 understood by | those that are or do intend to be con- 
 cerned in planting in | the said Countries. | All which is 
 laid down very plain, in this small Treatise; it | being 
 easie to be understood by any ordinary Capacity. To | 
 which the Reader is referred for his further satisfaction. | 
 By Thomas Budd. | London : Printed in the Year 1685. 
 4to, pp. 40.* 
 
 Priced in the Nuggets, id, 16s. 6d. Willis & Southeran, £3. 3s. 
 
 648. . Good Order Established in Pennsylvania and New 
 
 Jersey, in America, being a True Account of the Country; 
 with its Produce and Commodities there made in the year 
 1685. A new edition, with Introduction and Notes by 
 Edward Armstrong. New York : W. Gowans, 1865. 8vo, 
 pp. in.* 
 
 Sixty copies on large paper. Forms No. 4 of Gowans' Bibliotheca 
 Americana. 
 
 "The first book printed in America by Bradford of which not 
 more than eight copies are now known to exist." Bradford Bibl'y, 
 Grolier CUih. 
 
 Probably printed by Bradford in Philadelphia, though the im- 
 print is London. Mr. F. D. Stone was of this opinion, and also Mr. 
 Hildcbiirn. Mr. Mackellar, the type founder, also thought the book 
 came from Bradford's office, 
 
 "Good Order was going through the press when the publication 
 of the Almanac called forth the order 'not to print anything but what 
 shall have lycence from ye Council.' and as Budd had recently pub- 
 lished in Lontlon some strictures on Edward Byllinge, which also 
 reflected on Penn and other Quakers, an application for a license in 
 this case would have met with delay, if not a refusal. These consid- 
 erations no doubt induced Bradford to omit his name from the im- 
 print." Hildeburn. 
 
 649. . Good Order Established in Pennsylvania and New 
 
 Jersey. Reprinted from the original edition of 1685. With 
 Introduction and Notes by Frederick J. Shepard, of the 
 Buffalo Public Library. Cleveland : The Burrows Bros. 
 Co., 1902. 8vo, pp. 80.* 
 
 No. 3 of Burrows Bros, reprints. 250 copies printed. Tin- edi- 
 tion was reprinted from a copy in the Lenox Library, New York 
 City. 
 
 1 l ( . "Budd's Pennsylvania and New Jersey: verso, "Of this 
 edition 250 copies have been printed and the type distributed. This 
 
 is " (no of copy given) title; Introduction, half title. "Budd's 
 
 Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Philadelphia: William Bradford,
 
 138 BULLOCK. 
 
 16S5. Title page and text reprinted from a copy of the original edi- 
 tion in the Lenox Library, New York City." Facsimile of original 
 title ; 1 If. preface, 1 If. text of book, 57 pp. 
 
 Sold: 1685 ed. : Rice, 1870, red levt mo, by Pratt, 155.00; 
 Brinley, 1880, red mo, extra, unct, 160.00; Barlow, 1890, 
 green levt mo, extra, git, by Pratt, 400.00; Menzies, 1876, 
 levt mo, git, by Pratt, the Rice copy, 150; French and 
 Chubbuck, 1904, levt mo, git, Barlow copy, 600.00; Rich, 
 1861, elf, extra, by Bedford, £5.17.6; Gowan ed., 1865; 
 Murphy, 1884, 1.40; Henkels, 1901, 90 cts. ; Rice, 1870, 
 cl, unct, large pap., 3.50; Roche, 1867, unct, 3.50; Dun- 
 bar, 1892, 1. 12; Barlow, 1890, unct, large pap., 11.50; 
 Menzies, hlf elf, git, unct, large pap., 3.00; Henkels, 1902, 
 unct, 60 cts. ; Anderson, 1903, cl, unct, 3.00; Pennvpacker, 
 1906, cl, 80 cts. 
 
 650. BUFFUM, E. GOULD. Six months in the Gold Mines; 
 
 from a Journal of three years' Residence in Upper and 
 Lower California. 1847-8-9. By E. Gould Buffum, Lieu- 
 tenant First Regiment New York Volunteers. Philadel- 
 phia : Lea & Blanchard, 1850. i2mo, pp. 172. + London: 
 1850. i2mo, pp. 256. 
 
 Sold: Barlow, 1890, hlf elf, 1.25. 
 
 651. BULLARD, E. F. History of Saratoga and the Burgoyne 
 
 Campaign of 1777; an Address delivered at Schuvlerville. 
 N. Y., July 4, 1876. Ballston Spa : 1876. Pp. 22.' 
 
 Includes Saratoga County, by G. G. Scott, and Saratoga and 
 Kay-ad-ros-se-ra, by N. B. Sylvesteer. N. Y. Lib. Bull. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 3° cts - 
 
 652. BULLOCK, A. H. Commemorative Address at Royalston, 
 
 Mass., August 23, 1865, the Hundredth Anniversary of its 
 Incorporation. With the Poem and other Proceedings 
 and an Appendix. Winchenden, 1865. i2mo, pp. 207. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.00; J. G. Smith, 1883, 1.75. 
 
 653. BULLOCK, WILLIAM. Virginia | Impartially examined, 
 
 and left | to publick view, to be considered by all Iudi- | 
 cious and honest men. | Under which Title, is compre- | 
 hended the Degrees from 34 to 39, wherein | lyes the rich 
 and healthfull Countries of Roanock, | the new Planta- 
 tions of Virginia | and Mary-land. | Looke not upon this
 
 BULLOCK. 139 
 
 Booke, as | those that arc set out by private men, for 
 private | ends ; for being read, you'l find, the publick | good 
 is the Authors onely aime. | For this Piece is no other 
 then the Adventurers | or Planters faithfull Steward, dis- 
 posing the Ad- I venture for the best advantage, advising | 
 people of all degrees, from the highest | Master, to the 
 meanest Servant, | how suddenly to raise their | fortunes. 
 I Pursue the Table, and you shall finde the | way plainelv 
 layd downe. | By William Bvllock, Gent. \ 19 April, 1649. 
 Imprimatur, lien: Whaley. | London: | Printed by John 
 Hammond, and are to be sold at his house | over-against 
 S. Andrews Church in Holborne. 1649. Sm. 4to, 6 1.. 
 pp. 66.* 
 
 "This rare book is dedicated to the Earle of Arundell and Surrey 
 and the Lord Baltimore. Reprinted in Force's Tracts. V. III. See 
 Ternanx, No. 635, and Rich, No. 271. Poulson's copy sold for $80. 
 Priced by J. R. Smith, £6, 16s. 6d. ; Nuggets, £10, 10s." Sabin. 
 
 This is a guide for prospective settlers, and is a well written 
 prospectus, notwithstanding that it was written in a week's time, as 
 the author declares. 
 
 "Had you given me more time, I should have been larger in 
 your satisfaction, but this is what six nights could produce, which 
 time you know is all I had ; and of this, the recollecting and reading 
 my ancient studies took up much; but what is done (upon examina- 
 tion) you'll find is clear and true." 
 
 The author himself was never in Virginia. His book, he savs. 
 was compiled from the books of Hariot. Lane and Smith, and from 
 "discourses" with divers sea captains. 
 
 On page a he says : "And to encourage Gentlemen, that are de- 
 sirous of winning honour by making discoveries, ... let them 
 peruse M. Henry Briggs (that famous mathematician) his Booke 
 printed about 28 years since, wherein he makes it plaine that a Trade 
 from Virginia may be easily driven into the South and West Sea, 
 lying on the backside of Virginia." This book of Brigg's was in- 
 corporated with Waterhouse's Virginia, published in 1622. though 
 Allibone gives it as a separate publication with the date, however, 
 of 1652. Burroivs Cat. 
 
 Sold: Henkels. 1898, 82.00: Rice. 1870, crushed red levt mo. 
 by F. Bedford, 80.00: Brinley, 1880, maroon mo, good 
 copy, 115.00; Barlow, 1890, hlf russia. title backed, 72.50: 
 Brayton Ives, 1891, levt mo, super-extra, git. by F. Bed- 
 ford. 115.00; Cooke, 1883, bl mo, git. unct, by Bedford, one 
 leaf in facsim.. 52.00; Rich, 1861, 1110, extra, by Bedford, 
 £8; Menzies. 1876, levt mo. git. unct. by Bedford. 1 leaf 
 in facsimile, 4 lvs. remargined by Yigne of Paris. 80.00; 
 Bruce, 1868. 60.00; Miller & Bancker. 1898. hlf mo, 82.00; 
 Barney, 1870, mor, 87.50; Anderson. 1903. hlf mo, lvs. cut 
 into, last two in facsimile. 27.00.
 
 I40 BURK. 
 
 654. . Sketch of a Journey through the Western States of 
 
 North America, from New Orleans, by the Mississippi, 
 Ohio, City of Cincinnati, and Falls of Niagara, to New 
 York, in 1827. With a Description of the New and Flour- 
 ishing City of Cincinnati, by Messrs. B. Drake and E. D. 
 Mansfield. And a Selection from Various Authors on the 
 Present Condition and Future Prospects of the Settlers, 
 in the Fertile and Populous State of Ohio, containing 
 Information useful to Persons desirous of Settling in 
 America. London: John Miller, 1827. 121110, pp. xxxi, 
 viii, 135. 2 Maps. 
 
 See also Drake. 
 
 "Mr. Bullock's Journey occupies 31 pages, followed by a reprint 
 of Drake and Mansfield's 'Cincinnati in 1826.' 92 pages. The ap- 
 pendix. 36 pages, is made up entirely of extracts from 'Drake's Cin- 
 cinnati in 1815,' and 'Flint's Recollections of Ten Years passed in 
 the Mississippi Valley.' " 
 
 "The author purchased an extensive tract of land below Cincin- 
 nati, on the Kentucky side, where Ludlow now stands ; he returned 
 to England and published the above work to induce emigrants to 
 settle on his estate. A plan of the proposed settlement, which he 
 called 'Hygeia,' is prefixed to the work : it is laid out by I. B. Pap- 
 worth, Architect to the King of Wirtemburg." Thomson. 
 
 655. BUNNER, E. History of Louisiana, from its first discovery 
 
 and settlement to the present time. New York : Harper, 
 1841. 121110, pp. xxxi, 14, 267. -f- New York: 1846. 121110. 
 
 Form- V. 176 of Harper's Family Library. 
 
 656. BURCH, L. D. Kansas as it is. A Complete Review of the 
 
 Resources, Advantages and Drawbacks of the Great Cen- 
 tral State. Chicago: C. S. Burch & Co., 1878. 8vo, pp. 
 142. Illustrated. 
 
 Has R. R. and Township Map of Kansas. 
 
 657. BURGESS, JAMES H. (DR.). Santee Circuit and Will- 
 
 iamsburg Township. Chronicles of St. Mark's Parish, 
 1731-1885. Columbia. S. C. : 1880. 121110. pp. 108. 
 
 658. BURK, JOHN. The | History of Virginia, | From Its First 
 
 Settlement | to j The Present Day. | By John Burk. | 
 Petersburg, Virginia. | Printed for the Author, by Dick- 
 son & Pcscud. j 1804. Vol. I, 8vo, 2 1., pp. iv, 348; Vol. II, 
 Petersburg: 1805. Pp. 335. Appendix, lxii ; Vol. Ill, Pp. 
 469. The j History of Virginia, | commenced I by John 
 P.urk, I and continued by | Skelton Jones, | and | Louis
 
 BUKK. HI 
 
 Hue Girardin. | Vol. IV, Petersburg: Printed by M. W. 
 Dunnavant, for the Proprietors, 1816. 8vo, pp. 538, x\ . 
 (11).* 
 
 Complete sets are very scarce, the greater portion of Vol 4 
 having been destroyed by lire. Sold at New York in 1884 for $90. 
 Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Rice, 1870, cr levt mo, extra, git, by Bedford, Vols. 1, 
 2, 3, unct, V. 4, large copy with rough leaves, 120.00: 
 Mitchell. 1891, 4 M'ls., [804-16, hlf elf, 5.00; Brayton Ives, 
 4 vols., purple mo, super extra, git, unct, impression of 
 original engraving of Capt. John Smith from the map in 
 his history of Virginia, 1627, and a colored photograph 
 of L. H. Girardin, account of Burr duel inserted, 68.00; 
 Manson, 1899, set, 4 vols., 1804, 1805, 1816, with portraits 
 inserted, of Washington, John Smith, Raleigh, Jefferson, 
 and map, full levt mo, extra, git, gold, 80.00; Guild, 1887, 
 hlf mo, 30.00; Terry, 1889, hlf shp, 72.00; Barlow, 1890, 
 hlf mo, 56.00; Brevoort, 1890, mottled elf, 46.00; Ander- 
 son, 1904, orig. shp, 4 v., 21.60; Hurst, 1904, old elf, 30.00; 
 Henkels, 1905, shp, 30.00; Brinley, 1880, 4 vols., grosgr 
 levt mo, extra, by W. Tratt, nearly unct, 132.00; same 
 sale, original bds. 60.00; Waterbury, 1895, 2 vols., 1804-5 
 ed., 2.20; Barlow, 1890, hlf mo, git, 56.00; Henkels, 
 1900, 4 vols., 1, 2, 3 orig. bindg., V. 4 rebound, shp, 
 41.00; Polock, 1904, 4 v., shp, 40.00; Henkels, 1895, 
 Pleasanton, Vols. 1, 2, 3, 1804, mottled shp, 31.00; Bell, 
 1895, 6 -°°: Murphy, 4 vols., hlf blue elf, 1884, 40.00; 
 Deane. 4 vols., hlf mo, 1898, 32.50; Henkels, 1900, Vols. 
 1, 2, 3, bds, unct. 7.50; Cable, 1882. shp, 13.00; Cable, 
 1883, 3 v., bds, unct, 6.75; Welford, 1854. 4 vols, 20.00; 
 Bourquin, 1894, shp, 23.60; Bourquin, 1894, 3 vols, in 
 shp. 1 v. in bds. unct, 22.40; Hoffmann, 1877, hlf mo, 
 git, 4 v., 27.00; Cooke, 1883, hlf mo, git, unct, 52.00; 
 Proud, 1903, shp, bookplate of Girardin. 38.00; Guild, 1887. 
 hlf mo, 4 vols., 30.00; Bangs, 1900, hlf levt mo, extra git, 
 56.00; Bangs, 1901, shp, 34.00; Bangs, 1898, lacks 1 sig., 
 70.00; same set with sig. fr. cut copy, Libbie, 1899, 68.00; 
 Menzies, 1876. 4 vols., purple mo, panld git, unct. 4th 
 vol. bound to match others, but cut, has engraving of 
 4th vol. bound to match others, but cut, has engraving of 
 Capt. John Smith, photograph of L. H. Girardin. and ac- 
 count of the duel which caused author's death, in the 
 handwriting of Mr. Ingraham, inserted. 100.00; Bangs,
 
 142 BURNETT. 
 
 1903, 4 v., shp, 26.00; Anderson, 1903, 4 v., levt mo, git, 
 by Bedford, 36.00; Morrell, 1866, V. 1 to 3, unct, 90.00; 
 Gilbert, 1873, shp, 60.00; Libbie, 1900, 4 v., 60.00. 
 
 659. BURKE, W. S. An Outline History of Council Bluffs, la. 
 
 Chicago: 1867. 8vo, pp. 31. 
 
 660. BURNABY, REV. ANDREW. Travels Through the Mid- 
 
 dle Settlements in North America, in the Years 1759 and 
 1760. With Observations upon the State of the Colonies. 
 London: T. Payne, 1775. 4to, pp. viii, 106. Errata, 1 1. 
 Maps and Plates, Plan of New York. -+- Second Edition. 
 London : Payne, 1775. 8vo, pp. xvi, 198. Errata, 1 1. -f- 
 Dublin: 1775. i2mo. + Edition the Third: revised, cor- 
 rected and greatly enlarged by the Author. London : T. 
 Payne, 1798. 4to, pp. xix, 209. Engraving of Passaic 
 Falls and a Map. 
 
 Reprinted in Pinkerton's Voyages, V. 13. 
 
 661. . Reisen durch die Mittlern Kolonien der Englander 
 
 in Xord-Amerika. Von Andreas Burnaby aus dem En- 
 glischen. (V. Ch. Dn. Ebeling.) Hamburg und Kiel: 
 Carl Ernst Bohn, 1776. 121110, Title, 7 1., pp. 192. 
 
 662. . Voyages dans les colonies du milieu de l'Amerique 
 
 Septentrionale, fait en 1759 et 1760. Avec observations 
 sur l'etat des colonies. Traduit par M. Wild. Lausanne: 
 1778. 8vo, + A la Haye. 1778. 
 
 663. BURNETT, JACOB. Notes on the Early Settlement 1 if the 
 
 Northwestern Territory. Cincinnati : Derby, Bradley & 
 Co., 1847. 8vo, pp. 501. + New York : D. Appleton & Co., 
 1847. Portr. of Burnet.* 
 
 "We know of nothing which illustrates inure forcibly the rapi 
 growth of the vast region northwest of the Ohio River than the 
 
 1 1 of I'li- volume. The work is in reality an ai phical 
 
 sketch of the autho 1 1 panied by a statement of such fuels and 
 incidenl relating to the early settlement ol thi Northwestern Terri- 
 tory as were within his rec 1 id mighl b con dered worth 
 I11. an enlargemi 1 of his I 'tter; publishi d 111 tS.j : in 
 H torical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, 
 Vol l. pari II. 
 
 "It was in 1796 I lacob Burnet en ' irs of age, 
 
 left his home in New Jersey and passe ' into the nresten vildern ss; 
 the young lawyer was bound for Cincinnati. On the eastern edge of the 
 village stood Fort Washington, commanded at thai time by a young 
 lieul 1 med William Henry Harrison. The young man ad-
 
 BURR. 1 43 
 
 vanced rapidly in Ins profession and in popular favor, and in 1798 
 we find him at the head of the council of five appointed to lorm a 
 government for the Northern Territory; from tins time until his 
 death, in 1853, lie continued one of the most respected in the com- 
 munity in which he lived and occupied mum rims positions of trust in 
 the State. His work with some few exceptions is considered accurate 
 and is quoted as authority in more modern productions." Thomson. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1881, 1.50; Bangs, 1901, 3.20; Waterbury, 
 1895, 1.75; Barlow, 1890, 1847 e< L 2.00; M. D. Gilman, 
 1884, 2.12; McLaughlin, 1893, hlf mo, git, 1.60; Guild, 
 1887, 2.62; Llanos. 1902, cl, presentation copy to Daniel 
 Webster, with author's signature, and Webster's book- 
 plate, 4.00; Hubbard, 1868, 4.25; Boon, 1870, 3.25; Field, 
 i875. 3-37; Wiggin, 1876, 3.75; Bangs, 1896, hlf mo, 3.12; 
 Fisher, 1866, 1.12; Bourquin, 1894, 2.10; Polock, 1904, shp, 
 4.00; Anderson, 1905, cl, present, copy to Daniel Webster, 
 4.00. 
 
 664. BURNHAM, CHARLES G. Proceedings of the Centennial 
 
 Celebration of the Town of Dunbarton, Sept. 13, 1865. 
 Address by Charles G. Burnham ; Poem by Henry E. 
 Burnham. Manchester: Press of Henry A. Gage, 1866. 
 8vo, pp. 124. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 1.75. 
 
 665. BURNHAM, HENRY. Early History of Brattleboro, 
 
 Windham Co., Vt., with Biographical Sketches of some 
 of its Citizens. Edited by Abby Maria Hemmenway. 
 Brattleboro: D. Leonard, 1880. 8vo, pp. 191. Portraits 
 and Illustrations. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899. 2.25; Balcom, 1901, 1.37; Cable, 1882, 
 2.50; Libbie, 1901, 1.50; Deane, 1898, 2.25; Whitmore, 
 1902, 1. 00; Guild, 1887, 4.00; Conland, 1904. cl, extra illus- 
 trated, 5.50. 
 
 666. BURNHAM, J. H. Historj of Bloomington and Normal, in 
 
 McClean County, Illinois. Blooniinp;ton : J. H. Burnham, 
 1879. 4to, pp. 144. Illustrated.* 
 
 667. BURR, CHARLES TODD. The Story of Xew York. Xew 
 
 York: 1890. 121110. Illustrated. 
 
 668. BURR, GEORGE. Historical Address relating to the 
 
 Count}- of Broome in the State of Xew York. Delivered
 
 144 BURROWS. 
 
 at Binghamton, July 3, 1876. Published under the Direc- 
 tion of the Committee of Arrangements. Binghamton: 
 Carl Stoppard & Co., 1876. 8vo, pp. 55.* 
 
 669. BURRELL, A. B. Reminiscences of George Le Bar, The 
 
 Centenarian of Monroe Count}', Pa., who is still living in 
 his 107th Year. And Incidents in the Early Settlement 
 of the Pennsylvania Side of the River Valley, from Easton 
 to Bushkill. With a Portrait. Philadelphia : Caxton, 
 Remsen & Haffelfinger, 1870. 8vo, pp. viii, in. Frontis- 
 piece of Mr. Le Bar.* 
 
 Sold: Holbrow, 1892, 40 cts. ; Bushnell, 1883, 1.87. 
 
 670. BURROUGH, EDWARD. A | Declaration Of the Sad and 
 
 Great | Persecution and Martyrdom | Of the People of 
 God called | Quakers, in New-England, | for the Wor- 
 shipping of God. I Whereof 22 have been Banished upon 
 pain of Death ; | 03 have been Martyred ; | 03 have had 
 their Right-Ears cut; | 01 hath been burned in the Hand 
 with the letter H ; | 31 Persons have received 650 Stripes ; 
 I 01 was beat while his Body was like a jelly. | Several 
 were beat with Pitched Ropes, j Five appeals made to 
 England, were denied | by the Rulers of Boston. ] One 
 thousand forty four pounds worth of Goods hath | been 
 taken from them (being poor men) for meeting | together 
 in the fear of the Lord, and for keeping the Commands of 
 Christ. I One now lyeth in Iron-fetters condemned to dye. 
 Also some considerations presented to the King, which 
 is I in Answer to a Petition and Address, which was pre- 
 sented I unto Him by the General Court at Boston : Sub- 
 scribed by I J. Endicot, the chief Persecutor there; think- 
 ing thereby to | cover themselves from the Blood of the 
 Innocent. J London : Printed for Robert Wilson, in Mar- 
 tins Le Grand (1660). 4to, pp. 32. 
 
 This work contains (he first printed account of the execution 
 of Mary Dyer and others of Boston. 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 22.00; Murphy, 1884, 1S.00; Stevens, 
 1886, London, elf, extra, by Piatt, 15.00; Menzies, 1876, 
 elf. extra, git, by Bedford, 28.00. 
 
 671. BURROWS, THOMAS H. State Hook of Pennsylvania, 
 
 Containing an account of the Geography, History, Gov- 
 ernment, Resources, and Noted Citizens of the State;
 
 BURTON. 145 
 
 With a map of the State and of each Count}-. Philadel- 
 phia: Uriah Hunt & Son, 1K47. 121110, pp. 314. 
 
 672. . State Book of Pennsylvania, containing an Account 
 
 of the Geography, History, Government, Resources, and 
 Noted Citizens of the State; with a Map of the State and 
 of each County, and the Constitution of the State. For 
 the use of Schools and Families. Second Edition. Phila- 
 delphia: Uriah Hunt & Son, 1850. 121110, pp. 332. Illus- 
 trated. Frontispiece. Map of Pennsylvania.* 
 
 673. BURT, REV. FEDERAL. Sketches of the Civil and Eccle- 
 
 siastical History of Durham, N. H. Concord, N. H. : Asa 
 McFarland, 1837. 
 
 674. BURT, HENRY M. The Attractions of Brattleboro. 
 
 Glimpses of the Past and Present. Brattleboro, Vt. : D. 
 B. Stedman, Pr., 1866. 121110, pp. 108. Plate.* 
 
 675. . First Century of the History of Springfield, Mass.; 
 
 the official Records from 1636 to 1736, with an Historical 
 Review and Biographical Mention of the Founders. 
 Springfield: 1898. 2 vols. Roy. 8vo, pp. 473; 712. Maps 
 and Illustrations. 
 
 Sold: Clogston, 1899, cl, unct, 7.25. 
 
 676. BURTON, C. M. "Cadillac's Village;"' or, Detroit under 
 
 Cadillac. With List of Property Owners and a History 
 of the Settlement 1707 to 1710. Compiled by C. M. Bur- 
 ton. Detroit: 1896. 8vo, pp. 43.* 
 
 677. . A Chapter on the History of Cleveland. Detroit, 
 
 Mich.: Publ. by the Author. C. M. Burton, 1895. 8vo, 
 PP- 3 1 - 
 
 Regarding the Cuyahoga Purchase. The original Tndian deed 
 conveying to Alexander Henry et al. a large part of the present site 
 of Cleveland. 
 
 678. BURTON, H. W. The History of Norfolk, Virginia. A 
 
 Review of Important Events and Incidents which oc- 
 curred from 1736 to 1877 : also a Record of Personal Rem- 
 iniscences and Political, Commercial and Curious Facts.
 
 I46 BURTON. 
 
 By H. Burton (Harry Scratch). Norfolk: Virginian Job 
 Print, 1877. 8vo, pp. 6, 264.* 
 
 Sold: Barlow, 1890, 1.00; Bourquin, 1894, 40 cts. ; Guild, 
 1887, 1.75. 
 
 679. BURTON, N. J. Memorial of the Half Century Anniver- 
 
 sary of the Organization of the First Church Fair Haven, 
 New Haven, Ct., Wednesday, June 23, 1880. New Haven: 
 1880. Pp. 36. 
 
 Address by Air. Burton. 
 
 680. BURTON, RICHARD F. The City of the Saints and 
 
 across the Rocky Mountains to California. London: 
 Longman, &c, 1861. 8vo, pp. x, (2), 707. 3 Maps. -|- 
 Second Edition. London : Longman, 1862. 8vo, pp. 707. 
 Map and Plates. -)- New York : Harper & Bros., 1862. 
 8vo, PP- 574-* 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 30 cts. ; Cooke, 1883, 3.50; Guild, 1887, 
 87 cts. 
 
 681. BURTON, ROBERT. The English | Empire | in | America 
 
 I Or a Prospect of His Majesties Dominions | in the West- 
 Indies. Namely, | New Foundland | New England | New 
 York J Pennsylvania | New Jersey j Maryland | Virginia | 
 Carolina | Bermuda's | Barbuda | Anguilla | Montserrat | 
 Dominica | St. Vincent | Antego | Nevis, Or | Nevis | S. 
 Christophers | Barbadoes j Jamaica | With an account of 
 the Discovery, Scituation, | Product, and other Excel- 
 lencies of these Countries. | To which is prefixed a Rela- 
 tion of the first Discovery | of the New World called 
 America, by the Spaniards. | And of the Remarkable Voy- 
 ages of several English- | men to divers places therein. | 
 Illustrated with Maps and Pictures. | By R. B. London: 
 Printed for Nath. Crouch, 1635. i2mo, 2I., pp. 209. Map 
 and 2 Plates. 
 
 Second Edition. London: N. Crouch, 1692. i2mo. 
 + Third Edition. London : N. Crouch, 1698. Fourth 
 Edition. London: 1704. Fifth Edition. London : Crouch, 
 171 1. iSmo, pp. 191. Sixth Edition. London: A. Betts- 
 worth, 1728. i8mo, pp. 192. Seventh Edition. Dublin: 
 1729. i2mo. -f- Dublin: 1735. 121110. (Another) Seventh 
 Edition. London : 1739. i2mo.
 
 HUTEL-WJMONT. 147 
 
 " 'A name placed on the title-page of a number of books by 
 Nath'I Crouch, a bookseller who is supposed to have written them 
 himself.' Watt." Sabin. 
 
 682. BUSHNELL, CHARLES IRA. Journal of the Expedition 
 
 against Quebec, under the Command of Colonel Benedict 
 Arnold in the Year 1775. By Major Return J. Meigs. 
 With an Introduction and Notes by Charles I. Bushnell. 
 New York : Privately Printed, 1864. 8vo, pp. 57. 
 
 683. BUSHNELL, HENRY. The History of Granville, Licking 
 
 County, Ohio. Columbus: 1889. 8vo, pp. 372. Illus- 
 trated. 
 
 684. BUSHNELL, JAMES C. History of Ararat Township, 
 
 Susquehanna County. Chapters xxii in The Transcript. 
 Susquehanna: 1886-88. 
 
 685. BUSEY, SAMUEL CLAGETT. Pictures of the City of 
 
 Washington in the Past. Washington : W. Ballantyne & 
 Sons, 1898. 8vo, pp. viii, 17, 384. 
 
 686. BUTCHER, SOLOMON D. Pioneer History of Custer 
 
 County, and Short Sketches of Early Days in Nebraska. 
 Broken Bow, Neb.: S. D. Butcher, 1901. 8vo, pp. 403. 
 Illustrated. 
 
 687. BUTEL-DUMONT, G. M. Memoires | Historiques | sur \ 
 
 la Louisiane, | Contenant ce qui y est arrive de plus j 
 memorable depuis l'annee 1687. jus | qu a present ; avec 
 l'Establissement de la | Colonie Francoise dans cette Pro- 
 vince I de l'Amerique Septentrionale sous la | direction de 
 la Compagnie des Indes ; | le climat, la nature & les pro- 
 ductions de ce pays ; l'origine & la Religion des | Sau- 
 vages qui l'habitent ; leurs moeurs | & leurs coutumes, 
 &c. I Composes sur les Memoires de M. Dumont. par M. 
 L. L. M. (1. abbe Le Mascrier). Paris: Chez CI. J. B. 
 Bauche, 1753. 2 vols. 121110, 2 I., pp. x, 261, 4 Plates; 
 2 1-, pp. 338, s Plans. 
 
 "Written by an officer who served twenty-five years in Louisiana. 
 The first volume is the 'Natural History;' the second volume an 
 'Historical Narrative from the deatli of La Salle, in 1687, to 1740. 
 See Rich, 1,104,146, and Faribault. 83. For a translation, see Benja- 
 min F. French's 'Historical Collections of Louisiana.' part V." Sabin.
 
 I48 BUTLER. 
 
 Sold: Fisher, 1866, slip, 1.12; Vroom, 1882, elf, 5.00; Dunbar, 
 1892, 4.25; Field, 1875, elf, 12.75; Anderson, 1905, cl, in 
 1 v., 7.50. 
 
 688. BUTLER, A. W. Resources of Monterey County, Califor- 
 
 nia. San Francisco : 1875. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 15 cts. 
 
 689. BUTLER, CALEB. History of the Town of Groton, in- 
 
 cluding Pepperell and Shirley, from the First Grant of 
 Groton Plantation in 1655. With Appendices containing 
 Family Registers, Town and State Officers, Population, 
 and other Statistics. Boston : T. R. Marvin, 1848. 8vo, 
 pp. xx, 9-499. 2 Maps and 4 Plates. 
 
 Sold: Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 2.13; Balcom, 1901. 5.25; Bell, 
 J 895, 550; Patterson, 1896, 5.25; Libbie, 1897, 5.00; Mur- 
 phy, 1884, 3.25 ; Chase & Dale, 1897, 5.25 ; Deane, 1S98, 
 6.25; Woodward, 1869, cl, 2.00; Brinley. 1879, 5.00; J. G. 
 Smith, 1883, 4.12; Bushnell, 1883, 5 plates laid in, 3.50; 
 West, 1889, 3.25; Libbie, 1901, 5.25; Manson, 1899, 5.50; 
 Hoffmann, 1877, 3.50; Child, 1882, 4 plates inserted, 6.75; 
 Cable, 1882, 5.63; Cable, 1883, 3.12; Thornton, 1878, 3.50; 
 Guild, 1887, 7.00; Clogston, 1875, 4.50; Perry, 1899, 4.50; 
 
 . Morris, 1899, 5.00; Libbie, 1899, 3.25, 3.50; Libbie, 1901, 
 cl, 5.25; 1902, cl, 7.25; 1902, 4.75; May, 1903, cl, 5.00; An- 
 derson, 1903, cl, 5.00. 
 
 690. BUTLER, FRANCIS GOULD. A History of Farmington, 
 
 Franklin County, Maine, from the Earliest Explorations 
 to the Present Time, 1776-1885. Farmington: Press of 
 Knowlton, McLeary & Co., 1885. 8vo, pp. 683. Portraits. 
 
 Most of the edition was destroyed by fire. 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 5.25; Guild, 1887, 7.50; Avery, 1900, hlf 
 mo, git, 4.25 ; Poole, 1905, cl, 3.00. 
 
 691. BUTLER, J. C. History of Mac'on and Central Georgia. 
 
 1879. 8vo. 
 
 692. BUTLER, JAMES DAVIE, Prehistoric Wisconsin. An- 
 
 nual Address before the Wisconsin State Historical 
 Society in the Assembly Chamber, Feb. 18, 1876. 8vo, 
 
 PP- 3 1 - 
 
 Reprint from Wis. Hist. Soc. Coll., V. 7, pp. 80-101.
 
 BUTLER. I49 
 
 693. . Nebraska. Its Characteristics and Prospects. 
 
 Plates, n. p. (1873.) 8vo, pp. 36. 
 
 694. BUTLER, L. C. The Memorial Record of Essex, Vermont. 
 
 Prepared by L. C. Butler, M. D. Published by vote of the 
 Town. Burlington : R. S. Styles, 1866. i2mo, pp. 59. (2).* 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 9.00. 
 
 695. BUTLER, MANN. A History of the Commonwealth of 
 
 Kentucky. Louisville, Ky. : Publ. by Wilcox, Dickerman 
 & Co., 1834. 121110, pp. xi, 396. Frontispiece of Geo. 
 Rogers Clark.* 
 
 From the Indian occupation of the country to the middle of tin- 
 war of 1812. The author was long a resident of the State, and in 
 writing this book had access to the George Rogers Clark and other 
 papers. The early land disputes, the difficulty between Virginia and 
 Kentucky, and navigation of the Mississippi questions are especially 
 well treated. The book ranks among the better class of work of 
 its day. 
 
 Sold: 1834 ed. : Murphy, 1884, 1.25; Fisher, 1866, shp, 2.00; 
 Brinley, 1881, 2.00; Barlow, 1890, 3.50; Cable, 1882, 2.12; 
 Bourquin, 1894, 1.40; Hoffmann, 1877, 1.50; Henkels, 
 1903, 3.00; A. G. Greene, 1869, 2.00; Guild, 1887, 2.75; 
 Polock, 1904, shp, 6.50; Henkels, 1905, shp, 4.10. 
 
 696. . A History of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, 
 
 from its Exploration and Settlement by the Whites, to 
 the Close of the Northwestern Campaign, in 1813; with 
 an Introduction, exhibiting the Settlement of Western 
 Virginia, from the First Passage of the Whites over the 
 Mountains of Virginia, in 1736, to the Treaty of Camp 
 Charlotte, near Chilicothe, Ohio, in 1774. Second edition ; 
 revised and enlarged by the Author. Cincinnati: J. A. 
 James & Co., 1836. 121110, pp. xvi ; xiii-lxxii, 551. 
 
 Some copies have a Louisville imprint. 
 
 Sold: 1836 ed. : Bell, 1895, 3.50; Murphy, 1884, 2.75; Rice, 
 1870, hlf russ, git, unct, 5.00; Fisher, 1866, shp, portrait 
 and newspaper cuttings inserted, 5.00; Brinley, 1881, unct, 
 bds, 9.00; Brinley, 1881, elf, git, by Pratt, 14.00; Ander- 
 son, 1905, old elf, 1 cover broken, 3.75 ; Eames, 1905, hlf 
 mo, 5.00; Roche, 1867, unct, 5.50; Menzies, 1876, hlf mo, 
 git, unct, portr. inserted, 5.50; Hoffmann, 1877, 3.50; 
 Field, 1875, 2.25.
 
 I50 BUTTERFIELD. 
 
 697. . An Appeal from the Misrepresentations of James 
 
 Hall, respecting the History of Kentucky and the West. 
 To which is annexed a Chronology of the principal Events 
 as far as they could be ascertained, in the History of the 
 Western Country of the United States, from the Earliest 
 Spanish and French Explorations to 1806. Frankfort, 
 Ky. : A. G. Hodges, 1837. 8vo, pp. 32. 
 
 698. BUTLER, WILLIAM M.; CRITTENDEN, GEORGE S. 
 
 Semi-Centennial Souvenir and Chronological History of 
 Rochester, N. Y., to June 9-10, 1884. Rochester: 1884. 
 8vo. Illustrated. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 60 cts. 
 
 699. BUTTERFIELD, CONSUL WILLSHIRE. History of 
 
 Seneca County : Containing a Detailed Narrative of the 
 principal Events that have occurred since its First Settle- 
 ment down to the Present Time ; a History of the Indians 
 that formerly resided within its Limits ; Geographical De- 
 scriptions, Early Customs, Biographical Sketches, &c, &c. 
 With an Introduction, containing a Brief History of the 
 State, from the Discovery of the Mississippi River down 
 to the Year 1817. To the whole of which is added an 
 Appendix, containing Tabular Views, &c. Sandusky : D. 
 Campbell & Sons, 1848. i2mo, pp. 252. 
 
 The introduction gives a very interesting history of the State, 
 which is made up largely from the pages of "Chase's Sketches and 
 Western Adventure." The History of Seneca Countty. pp. 53-190, is 
 very carefully compiled, principally from the experience of the Set- 
 tlers themselves. This work is uncommon ; 2,000 copies were printed, 
 but 1,300 were destroyed by fire in a warehouse in Tiffin, Ohio, in 
 1849. 
 Sold: Smith, 1867, 2.25; Drake, 1876, 3.25; Field, 1875, 3.25; 
 Terry, 1899, 1.00; Murphy, 1884, 2.50; Bushnell, 1883, por- 
 traits inserted, 4.25; Bourquin, 1894, 2.60; Field, 1875, 
 3.25 ; Guild, 1887, 2.00. 
 
 700. . Crawford's Campaign against Sandusky, 1782. An 
 
 Historical Account of the Expedition against Sandusky, 
 under Col. William Crawford in 1782. With Biographical 
 Sketches, Personal Reminiscences, and Descriptions of 
 Interesting Localities ; including also Details of the Disas- 
 trous Retreat, the Barbarities of the Savages, and the 
 awful Death of Crawford by Torture, with a fine Steel
 
 BUTTER FIELD. I 5 I 
 
 Portrait of Gen. William Irvine, Commander at Fort Pitt, 
 1781-83, who authorized, helped to organize, and issued 
 instructions for the campaign. Cincinnati : Robt. Clarke 
 & Co., 1873. 8vo, pp. x, 403. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, cl, unct, git, 2.00; Anderson, 1903, cl, 3.10. 
 
 701. . History of the Discovery of the Northwest by Jean 
 
 Nicolet in 1034, with a Sketch of his life. Cincinnati: 
 Robert Clarke & Co., 1881. 8vo, pp. 113. 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, 55 cts. ; Bourquin, 1894, 30 cts. ; Guild, 
 1887, 1. 00. 
 
 702. . History of Brule's Discoveries and Explorations, 
 
 1610-1626; being a Narrative of the Discovery, by Stephen 
 Brule, of Lakes Huron, Ontario and Superior, and of his 
 Explorations (the first made by civilized man) of Penn- 
 sylvania and Western New York ; also of the Province of 
 Ontario, Canada ; with a Biographical Notice of the Dis- 
 coverer and Explorer, who was killed and Eaten by Sav- 
 ages. Cleveland, O. : The Helman-Taylor Co., 1898. 8vo, 
 pp. 12, 184. Illustrated. Map. 
 
 Publications of the Western Reserve Hist. Society. "Stephen 
 Brule was born in Champigny, France, about the year 1592. He 
 came to New France in the ship commanded by Champlain in 
 1608. which brought men, arms and stores for the settlement to be 
 founded on the River St. Lawrence. He was one of the eight white 
 men who were the original settlers of Quebec. Brule wrote nothing, 
 but his verbal recitals of adventure among the savages were recorded 
 by Champlain. Sagard and Le Caron. From their narratives the 
 author has written this bunk, which was presented in manuscript in 
 1897 to the Western Reserve Historical Association. An appendix 
 of 50 pp. gives the author's authorities. Index." Publ. Weekly. 
 
 703. . History of Wisconsin. In Snyder, Nan Vechten & 
 
 Co. Illus. Atlas of Wisconsin. 1878. Folio. Also in 
 Early Histories published by Western Historical So- 
 ciety, 1879-82. Also in Descriptive America, V. 1. 
 
 704. . History of the Gentrys, Being a Concise Account of 
 
 the Gentry Brothers, Thomas, Simon, James and George, 
 and of their Half-Brother John Turner. Also of the Part 
 taken by them in Lord Dunmore's War, in the Western 
 Border War of the Revolution, and in the Indian War of 
 1790-95. With a Recital of the Principal Events in the 
 West during these Wars ; drawn from authentic sources.
 
 152 BYFIELD. 
 
 largely original. Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co., 1890. 
 Roy. 8vo, pp. 13, 425, verso 1 p. errata.* 
 
 In 1904 Mr. Butterfield published a History of Geo. Rogers 
 Clark's Conquest of Illinois County. Published by F. J. Heer, Co- 
 lumbus, O. 
 
 705. . History of La Fayette County, Wis. Chicago: 1881. 
 
 4to, pp. 799. Illustrated. 
 
 706. BUTTERWORTH, HEZEKIAH. Young Folks' History 
 
 of Boston. Boston: D. Lothrop & Co., 1881. Illustrated. 
 i6mo, pp. 480. 
 
 Sold: Guild, 1887, 60 cts. 
 
 707. BYERS, WILLIAM N. A Hand-Book to the Gold Fields 
 
 of Nebraska and Kansas; being a Complete Guide to the 
 Gold Regions of the North and South Platte, and Cherry 
 Creek, embracing a Reliable Description of the Country, 
 Climate, Streams, Scenery, &c. ; Different Routes from the 
 .Mississippi River to the Mines, the best Camping Places 
 on each Route, and a Reliable Map of the same ; and Val- 
 uable Information as regards a Complete Outfit for the 
 Journey ; containing Narratives of Trips to and from the 
 Gold Regions in the years 1858-59. By Wm. N. Byers, 
 late Government Surveyor, and John H. Kellom, Sup't. 
 of Pub. Instruction of Nebraska. Chicago : D. B. Cooke 
 & Co., 1859. i2mo, pp. 113. Map. 
 
 708. BYFIELD, NATHANIEL. An Account | of the | Late 
 
 Revolution | in j New England. | Together with the | Dec- 
 laration I of the I Gentlemen, Merchants, and Inhabitants 
 of Boston, I and the Country adjacent. April 18, 1689. | 
 Written by Mr. Nathaniel Byfield, | a Merchant of Bristol 
 in New England to his Friends | in London. | Licensed, 
 lime 27, 1689. J. Fraser. | London: | Printed for Ric. 
 Chiswell, at the Rose and Crown in j St. Paul's Church- 
 Yard, 1689. I 4to, pp. 20. + Edinburgh : Reprinted in the 
 Year 1689. 4to, pp. 7. 
 
 These editions arc now scarce and sell at from $30 to $35^ Re- 
 printed in Force's Tracts, v. 4. no. 10, and in the Andros Tracts, 
 published by the Prince Society; and again, with the following title: 
 
 709. . An Account of the Late Revolution on New Eng-
 
 BVRD. 153 
 
 land. New York: Reprinted for Joseph Sabin, 1865. 4to, 
 pp. 27. 
 
 Edition, 250 copies, of which 50 arc on large paper. Form's 
 No. 1 of Sabin's Reprints, quarto series. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1880, 17.00; Terry, crim cr levt mo, extra, by 
 Pratt, 1889, 25.00; Murphy, 1884, 16.00; Bangs, 1897, [689 
 cd., elf, extra git, 50.00; Deane, 1898, mo, git, by Hayday. 
 22.00; Rice, 1870, lvt mo, extra, 47.00; Menzies, 1875, elf, 
 extra, by Matthews, 25.00; Brinley, 1879, mo, extra, 30.00; 
 Cooke, 1883, elf, extra, 45.00; Barlow, 1890, hlf mo, 25.00; 
 Brayton Ives, 1891, mo, extra, 42.50; Rice, 1870, 1699 ed., 
 red levt mo, by Pratt, 47.50; Stevens, 1886, London, red 
 mo, extra, by Pratt, 1575; Roche, 1867, 30.00; Brayton 
 Ives, 1891, grd mo, extra, git, by F. Bedford, 42.50; Cooke, 
 1883, elf, git, by Zaehnsdorf, 45.00; French and Chub- 
 buck, 1904, levt mo, git, by Matthews, in case, 67.00; 
 reprint 1865: Barlow, 1890. 3.00; Cable, 1883, 37 cts. ; 
 Hoffmann, 1877, large pap., hlf mo, 62 cts.; Rice, 1870, 
 Sabin's reprint, hlf mo, git, unct, large pap., 2.75 ; the 
 same, Sabin's, sm. paper, unct, .50; Roche, Sabin, repr., 
 large pap., 1.00. 
 
 710. BYRD, A. J. History and Description of Johnson County. 
 
 Texas, and its Principal Towns ; containing biographical 
 sketches and notices of prominent men, together with 
 topographical and statistical information regarding all 
 portions of the country. Marshall, Texas : 1879. i2mo. 
 
 711. BYRD, WILLIAM. The Westover Manuscripts: contain- 
 
 ing the History of the Dividing Line betwixt Virginia and 
 North Carolina, a Journey to the Land of Eden, A. D. 
 1733; And a Progress to the Mines. Written from 1728 
 to 1736. And now first published. Petersburg: Edmund 
 and Julian C. Ruffin, 1841. Imp. 8vo. pp. iv, 143. (1). 
 Cover title reads: "Supplement to The Farmer's Register : 
 containing the Westover Manuscripts. Petersburgh, 
 1842." 
 
 Reprinted with the following title: 
 
 712. . History of the Dividing Line and other Tracts. 
 
 From the Papers of William Byrd, of Westover, in Vir- 
 ginia, Esquire. Richmond. Ya. : 1866. Pp. ix, 233 ; 3 1.. 
 pp. 276.
 
 154 CADV. 
 
 "Edition, 200 copies, of which 20 are on large paper ; printed by 
 J. Munsell, Albany. Includes a 'Journey to the Land of Eden,' and 
 from Nos. 11 and 11 1 of the 'Historical Documents from the Old 
 Dominion,' of which Lewis's 'Williamsburgh Orderly Book' was the 
 first. The introduction and notes are by Thomas H. Wynne, Esq. 
 See Notes and Queries, V. iv, 229." Sabin. 
 
 "Edition of 200 small and 40 large paper copies. Edited by and 
 published at the expense of Thomas H. Wynne, of Richmond. This 
 edition was from the originals; the edition of 1841 being imperfect 
 and incomplete." Weeks. 
 
 Sold: Polock, 1904, 1841 ed., bds, bookplate of W. Byrd, 
 12.50; 1866 ed. : "Dividing Line," Polock, 1904, paper, 
 unct, 9.20; Stephens, 1904, paper, unct, 11.00. 
 
 713. BYRNE, WILLIAM S. Directory of Grass Valley Town- 
 
 ship (Cal.) for 1865, containing an Historical Sketch of 
 Grass Valley, of Allison Ranch and Forest Springs ; also, 
 a Description of the Principal Mines, all the Quartz Mills, 
 Religious and other Organizations. San Francisco : 1865. 
 8vo, pp. 114. 
 
 714. CABALLERIA, JUAN. History of San Barnardino Valley 
 
 from the Padres to the Pioneers, 1810-1851. Illustrated 
 by Constance Farris. San Barnardino, Cal. : Father Ca- 
 balleria, 1902. i2ino, pp. 4, 17, 130. Portrait. 
 
 715. CABELL, JULIA MAYO. Sketches and Recollections of 
 
 Lynchburg, Va. By the Oldest Inhabitant. Richmond : 
 C. H. Wynne, 1858. 121110, pp. 363.* 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 1.37; Bourquin, 1894, 25 cts. ; Hoffmann, 
 1877, 1.62; Henkels, 1902, 70 cts.; Cooke, 1883, 1.75; 
 Proud, 1903, 15 cts.; Field, 1875, 1.15; Guild, 1887, 1.00; 
 Waterbury, 1895, I - 2 5> Bushnell, 1883, 70 cts. 
 
 716. CABLE, GEORGE W. The Creoles of Louisiana. New 
 
 York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1884. 8vo, pp. 7, 320. Illus- 
 trated. 
 
 Historical Sketches originally published in the Century Magazine. 
 
 717. CADY, H. N. (MRS.). A History of New England in 
 
 Words of One Syllable. New York and Chicago : Belford, 
 Clarke & Co., 1888. 8vo. Illustrated. 
 
 718. . A history of Pennsylvania in Words of One Syllable. 
 
 Chicago: The Belford-Clarke Co., 1889. 8vo. Illustrated.
 
 CALEF. 155 
 
 719. . A History of Ohio in Words of One Syllable. New 
 
 York and Chicago: Belford, Clarke & Co., 1888. 8vo. 
 Illustrated. 
 
 720. CAHOONE, SARAH S. Sketches of Newport and its 
 
 Vicinity ; With Notices Respecting the History, Settle- 
 ment and Geography of Rhode Island. Illustrated with 
 Engravings. New York: John S. Taylor & Co., 1842. 
 i2mo, pp. 213.* 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 2.00; Cable, 1882, 1.87; Thornton. 
 1878, 1.25 ; Guild, 1887, 75 cts. ; Polock, 1904, cl, 60 cts. 
 
 721. CALDWELL, A. B. A Lecture; the History of Harlem 
 
 with Appendix of History of New York from 1589 to 
 1674, also a Business Directory of Harlem. New York : 
 1882. pp. 49. 
 
 Delivered at Harlem April 24, 1882. 
 
 722. CALDWELL, J. A. History of Jefferson and Belmont 
 
 Counties, and Incidentally Historical Collections pertain- 
 ing to Border Warfare and Early Settlement of the adja- 
 cent Portion of the Ohio Valley. Wheeling: 1880. 4to, 
 pp. 594. Illustrated. 
 
 723. CALDWELL, T. A Tour through a Part of Virginia, in 
 
 the Summer of 1808. In a Series of Letters including an 
 Account of Harper's Ferry, the Natural Bridge, the New- 
 Discovery called Weir's Cave, Monticello, and the Differ- 
 ent Medicinal Springs. Hot and Cold Baths, visited by 
 the Author. New York: Printed for the Author, 1809. 
 8vo, pp. 31. + Belfast: 1810. 8vo, pp. 63. 
 Sold: Rice, 1870, hlf mo, unct, by Bradstreet. 4.50. 
 
 724. CALEF, JOHN. The | Siege of the Penobscot | by the | 
 
 Rebels; | containing a | Journal of the Proceedings ] of | 
 His Majesty's Forces detached from the 74th and 82d 
 Re- I giments, consisting of about 700 Rank and File, 
 under the Command of Brigadier-General Francis 
 M'Lean, I and of | Three of His Majesty's Sloops of War. 
 of 16 Guns I each, under the command of Captain Henry 
 Mowat, I Senior Officer ; | when Besieged by | Three Thou- 
 sand Three Hundred (Rebel) Land Forces, | under the 
 Command of Brigadier General Solomon Lovell, | and | 
 Seventeen Rebel Ships and Vessels of War, under the
 
 I 56 CALEF. 
 
 Com- I mand of G. Saltonstall, Commodore, | To which is 
 annexed | A Proclamation issued June 15, 1779, by Gen- 
 eral I M'Lean and Captain Barclay to the Inhabitants; I 
 Also I Brigadier General Lovell's Proclamation to the 
 Inha- J bitants ; and his Letter to Commodore Saltonstall, 
 found I on board the Rebel Ship Hunter; | Together with 
 the Names, Force, and Commanders, of the Rebel Ships | 
 destroyed in Penobscot Bay and River, August 14 and | 
 15, 1779. I With I A Chart of the Peninsula of Majabigwa- 
 duce, and of | Penobscot River, | To which is subjoined | 
 A Postscript, wherein a short Account of the Country of j 
 Penobscot is given. | By J. C, Esq., a Volunteer. | London : 
 I Printed for G. Kearsley, in Fleet Street, and Ashby and 
 Neele (late Spilsbury's in Russel-Court, Covent Garden | 
 1 781. I 8vo, Title, pp. 44. 2 Charts. 
 
 "The long title to this rare little volume is, in fact, an abridge- 
 ment of its contents. The book consists chiefly of a daily journal, in 
 which the events of the siege are recorded with apparent precision, 
 but with a strong English bias. See Rich. An indifferent copy of 
 this tract brought 20.00 at an auction in New York, Dec. 18, 1868." 
 Sabin. 
 
 725. CALEF, ROBERT. More | Wonders | of the | Invisible 
 World : | Or, The Wonders of the | Invisible World, | Dis- 
 play'd in Five Parts. | Part I. An Account of the Suffer- 
 ings of Margaret Rule, Written by j the Reverend Mr. C. 
 M. I P. II. Several Letters to the Author, &c. And his 
 Reply relating | to Witchcraft. | P. III. The Differences 
 between the Inhabitants of Salem- Village, and | Mr. Par- 
 ris, their Minister in New England. | P. IV. Letters of a 
 Gentleman uninterested. Endeavouring to prove | the re- 
 ceived Opinions about Witchcraft to be Orthodox. With 
 short I Essays to their Answers. | P. V. A short Historical 
 Accout (sic) of Matters of Fact in that Affair. | To which 
 is added, A Postscript relating to a Book intitled. The | 
 Life of Sir William Phips. | Collected by Robert Calef, 
 Merchant of Boston in New England. | Licensed and 
 entred according to Order. | London : | Printed for Nath. 
 Hillar, at the Princes-Arms, in Leaden-Hall-street, | over 
 against St. Mary-Ax, and Joseph Collyer, at the Golden 
 Bible, I on London Bridge. 1700. | sm. 4to, 6 1.. pp. 156.* 
 
 "The author gave great offense by opposing the then popular 
 belief concerning witches. In his discussion with Cotton Nrathrr. he 
 is as superior to him i« reasoning as he was in good sense and 
 courage." N. Am. Rev., 3.316.
 
 cai.1 i . i 57 
 
 "One of the very rarest books relating to Witchcraft in New 
 England. Copies have sold recently in London for 130, 145 and [90 
 dollars. A most bitter attack on the Mathers and thru treatment 
 of witches, holding that the so-called Executions were so many 
 bloody murders, and styling the whole proceedings at Salem and 
 elsewhere as 'so Diabolical a Wickedness as cannot proceed but 
 from a Doctrine of Devils.' No wonder Increase Mather ordered the 
 book to be burned in the college-yard at Harvard." Win. George 
 Catalog. 
 
 Sold: Aspenwall, 1879, 46.00; Rich, 1861, elf, extra, by Bed- 
 ford, £3 6s.; Menzies, 1875, Woodward's copy. 145.00; 
 Murphy, blue mo, extra, git, by Bradstreet, 1884, 70.0 : 
 Deane, 1898, anticpie mo, with errata, facsimile of auto- 
 graph note inserted, 80.00; Brinley, 1880. levt 1110, extra. 
 120.00; Brinley, 1879, levt mo, extra, by Bedford, 190.00; 
 Streatfield, 1889, elf, unct, £53; Barlow, 1890, mor, extra. 
 105.00; Ashburnham, 1897, old elf, £22; Woodward. 
 1869, polished elf, git, by Bedford, bottom edge unct, 
 inserted document signed by Robt. Calef, extra fine copy, 
 137.50; Livermore, 1894, slip, 120.00; Brinley, 1879, 
 smooth elf, extra, Hedford, 55.00; Brayton Ives, 1891, levt 
 mo, extra, git, by W. Pratt, 145.00. 
 
 726. . More Wonders of the Invisible AYorld : or. The 
 
 Wonders of the Invisible World displayed in Five Parts. 
 To which is added a Postscript, Relating to a Book enti- 
 tled, "The Life of Sir William Phips." Collected by Rob- 
 ert Calef, Merchant, of Boston, in Xew England. Re- 
 printed in Salem : Cushing and Carlton, 1796. i2mo, pp. 
 318. -f- Re-printed in Salem, by John D. and T. C. Cush- 
 ing, Jr., for Cushing and Appleton, 1823. i2mo, pp. 312. 
 -f- A New Edition. Boston: T. Bedlington, 1828. 24tno, 
 PP- 333- 
 
 Other reprints in : Drake's Witchcraft Delusion in New Eng- 
 land, V. 2, 3. Salem Witchcraft. 
 
 Sold: 1796 ed. : Terry, 1889, 6.50; Menzies, 1876, hlf elf, git, 
 5.00; Guild, 1887, 1. 12; 1823 ed. : Rice, 1870, 1.25; Fisher, 
 1868, full elf, 1.25; Woodward, 1869, bds, 20 cts. ; Brinley, 
 1879, 2.50; Chittenden, 1894, 90 cts.; Manson, 1899, 3.50; 
 ShurtlefF, 1875, 90 cts.; Guild, 1887, 1.00; Murphy, 1884, 
 3.50; 1828 ed. : Brinley, 1879, 5.00; Roche, 1867, 20 cts.; 
 Brayton Ives, 1891, 2.50. 
 
 727. CALEF, ROBERT; MATHER, COTTON. Salem Witch- 
 
 craft; comprising more Wonders of the Invisible World,
 
 158 CALIFORNIA. 
 
 collected by Robert Calef and Wonders of the Invisible 
 World, by Cotton Mather. Salem : 1861. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, .70; Waterbury, 1895, J-6o; Cable, 
 1883, 50 cts. ; West, 1889, 1.00; Deane, 1898, 1.00; Field, 
 1875, 1. 12; Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 1.37. 
 
 728. . Salem Witchcraft ; Comprising "More Wonders of 
 
 the Invisible World" collected by Robert Calef, and 
 "Wonders of the Invisible World" by Cotton Mather ; 
 Together with Notes and Explanations by Samuel P. 
 Fowler. Boston : Wm. Veazie, 1865. sm. 4to. 
 
 250 copies printed ; 100 cops, on large paper. See Deane's "Spu- 
 rious Reprints," No. 539. 
 
 Sold: Fisher, 1866, 5.00; Livermore, 1894, large pap, 6.00; 
 Roche, 1867, large paper, unct, 3.00; Holbrow, 1892, 
 2.75; Balcom, 1901, 4.12; Manson, 1899, hlf mo, git, 3.50; 
 Child, 1882, large pap, unct, 3.00; Cable, 1882, large pap, 
 unct, 5.12; Cable, 1882, i2mo, 1.00; Wales, 1903, cl, unct, 
 6.25; Bangs, 1894, 6.00; Chase & Dale, large pap, cl, unct, 
 5.00; Menzies, 1876, hlf levt mo, git, unct, large paper, 
 5.00; Bourquin, 1894, 3.00; Hoffmann, 1877, large pap, 
 unct, 2.50; Deane, 1898, 2.00; Guild, 1887, large pap, letter 
 re subject by Chas. Deane, 5.00; Bangs, 1899, 3 v., pap 
 large, unct, Roxbury, 1866, 27.75 > Chittenden, 1894, unct, 
 1.37; Hayes, 1898, large pap, 4.00; Rice, 1870, hlf levt mo, 
 git. unct, large pap, 5.13. 
 
 CALHOUN, G. A. See No. 1033. 
 CALIFORNIA. 
 
 729. All about California and Inducements to Settle There. San 
 
 Francisco : Published by California Immigrant Union, 
 1870. 8vo, pp. 64, 16. Map. Illustrated. California as a 
 home for the emigrant.* 
 
 730. Alta California: embracing Notices of the Climate, Soil and 
 
 Agricultural Products of Northern Mexico and the Pacific 
 Seaboard. Philadelphia: 1847. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 60 cts. 
 
 731. California as it is. Written by Seventy of the Leading
 
 CALIFORNIA. 1 59 
 
 Editors and Authors of the Golden State for the Weekly 
 Call. San Francisco: 1882. Map. 8vo, pp. 175. 
 
 Sold: Guild, 1887, 1.37. 
 
 732. California ; its Past History ; its Present Condition ; its Fu- 
 
 ture Prospects. Containing a History of the Country from 
 its Colonization by the Spaniards to the Present Time. 
 A Sketch of its Geographical and Physical Features. In- 
 cluding a Minute and Authentic Account of the Discovery 
 of the Gold Region, and the History of the Rise, Progress, 
 and Present Condition of the Mormon Settlements. With 
 an Appendix Containing the Official Reports made to the 
 Government of the United States. London: 1850. 8vo, 
 pp. 270. Hand colored plates, and map. 
 
 733. California, from its Discovery by the Spaniards to the Pres- 
 
 ent time, with a brief description of the Gold Region, its 
 present position, together with a few hints to Gold Hunt- 
 ers, and Guide to those about to visit that Country. By a 
 Traveller. New York: 1848. 8vo, pp. 32. 
 
 Sabin queries this as by Chas. E. Kells. 
 
 734. California 350 Years Ago. Manuelo's Narrative translated 
 
 from the Portuguese. San Francisco : 1888. 121110. Illus- 
 trated. 
 
 735. Colusa County, California. Illustrations descriptive of its 
 
 Scenery, Fine Residences, Public Buildings, Schools, 
 Mines, &c. from original drawings, with Historical Sketch 
 of the County. San Francisco : 1880. Folio. 
 
 Sold: Guild, 1887, 2.00. 
 
 736. The Gold Regions of California ; a Geographical, Topo- 
 
 graphical, and Historical View of that Country; with ex- 
 clusive Authentic Particulars and colored Map of the 
 Country. London: iS4<). Svo, pp. 88. 
 
 From 1849 to iS'55 quite a number of Guides to California were 
 issued in London, and a great many in the United States. 
 
 737. An Historical Sketch of Los Angeles County, California, 
 
 from the Spanish Occupancy by the Founding of the Mis- 
 sion San Gabriel Archangel, Sept. 8, 1771, to July 4, 1876. 
 Published by Louis Lewin & Co. Los Angeles: Mirror 
 Print. 1876. Svo. pp. 12.*
 
 l6o CALIFORNIA. 
 
 738. An Illustrated History of Los Angeles County, California : 
 
 containing a History of Los Angeles County, from the 
 earliest Period of its Occupation to the Present Time, 
 together with Glimpses of its Prospective Future. With 
 Profuse Illustrations of its Beautiful Scenery, Full page 
 Portraits of some of its most Eminent Men, and Bio- 
 graphical Mention of many of its Pioneers, and also Prom- 
 inent Citizens of to-day. Chicago: 1889. 4to. Steel por- 
 traits and Plate. 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1899, mo, git, 5.75 
 
 739. History of Alameda County, California. Oakland : M. W. 
 
 Wood, 1883. Portraits and Illustrations. Large 8vo. 
 
 739a. Historical Atlas of Alameda County. Oakland : Thompson 
 1881. Oblong 4to. 
 
 739b. History of Amador County. Oakland: Thompson & West, 
 1881. Oblong 4to. 
 
 739c. History of Butte County. Oakland: Thompson & West, 
 1877. 4to. 
 
 740. History of Kern County. San Francisco: W. W. Elliott & 
 
 Co., 1883. Folio. 
 
 740a. History of Marin County. Also an Historical Sketch of the 
 State of California. J. P. Munro Fraser, Historian. San 
 Francisco: Alley, Bowen & Co., 1880. Illustrated. 8vo. 
 
 740b. Historical Atlas of Sonoma County. Oakland: T. II. 
 Thompson & Co., 1877. Folio. 
 
 740c. History of Siskiyou County, California. By H. L. Wells. 
 Oakland: Thompson & West, 1881. Folio. 
 
 74od. Atlas and History of Yolo County, California. San Fran- 
 cisco: De Pue & Co., 1879. Illustrated. Folio. 
 
 740c Western Shore Gazetteer and Commercial Directory, Yolo 
 County. Compiled and published by C. P. Sprague and 
 Ii. W. Atwell. Woodland : 1870. 8vo. 
 
 741. History of San Mateo Counts . California. San Francisco: 
 
 B. F. Alley, 1883. Illustrated. 8vo.
 
 CALIFORNIA. l6t 
 
 741a. History of Merced County. San Francisco: Elliott & Co., 
 1881. Folio. 
 
 742. History of Nevada County, California. With Illustrations 
 
 descriptive of its Scenery, Residences, Public Buildings, 
 &c. Oakland : Thompson & West, 1880. Folio. 
 
 Sold: Guild, 1887, 3.50. 
 
 742a. i listory of San Diego County, California. San Francisco: 
 W. W. Elliott & Co., 1883. 
 
 742b. History of San Joaquin County, California. Oakland: 
 Thompson & West, 1879. 4to. 
 
 742c. History of Sutter County. Oakland: Thompson & West, 
 1879. 4to. 
 
 743. History of Yuba County. Oakland: Thompson & West, 
 
 1879. 4to. 
 
 744. Historical Alias of Santa Clara County, California. San 
 
 Francisco : Thompson & West, 1876. Folio. 
 
 744a. History of Sacramento County. Oakland: Thompson & 
 West, 1880. 4to. 
 
 745. Xachrichten von der Americanischen Halbinsel Californien ; 
 
 mit einem zweyfachen Anhang falscher Nachrichten. 
 Geschreiben von einem Priester der Gesellschaft Jesu, 
 welcher lang darinn disse letztere Jahr gelbt hat. Man- 
 heim, 1772. i2mo. -f- Manheim, 1773. 
 
 "A work written to abuse the public mind as to the 'rumored 
 mineral riches and pearls of California,' which had spread from 
 Mexico to Madrid and Germany, to shew that the 'sterile land of 
 rocks and stone quarries, of sand hills and stunted bushes, having 
 neither wood or water, with a mere handful of inhabitants, was but 
 one remove from the beasts of the field.' " Murphy. 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 13.00; Barlow, 1890, 1.25; Barlow, 1890, 
 1773 ed., 1. 00; Cooke, 1883, 3.75. 
 
 745a. Noticias de la Provincia de Californias. en tres cartas, de tin 
 Sacerdote Religioso hijo del real convento de predicadores 
 de Valencia a tin amigo suyo. Valencia: 1794. 8vo. 
 See also Venegas. 
 
 Sold: Barlow, 1890, levt mo, git, unct, by Bedford, 6.00.
 
 l62 CAMPANIUS-HOLM. 
 
 746. CALLENDER, JOHN. An | Historical Discourse | on the | 
 
 Civil and Religious Affairs | of the Colony of | Rhode 
 Island I and | Providence Plantations | in New England | 
 in America. | From the first Settlement 1638, to the End of 
 I first Century. | By John Callender, A. M. | Boston : | 
 Printed and Sold by S. Kneeland and T. Green j in Queen 
 St. 1739. 8vo, pp. 14, 120, (1).* 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 3.50; Deane, 1898, mo, git, 10.00; Rice, 
 1870, elf, by Bedford, 22.00; Menzies, 1875, ^ evt m0 > extra, 
 Bedford, 17.00; Brinley, 1879. elf, unct, 14.50; Roche, 1867, 
 30.00; Rich, 1861, 13s.; Barlow, 1890, elf. extra, 14.00; 
 Manson, 1904, levt mo, extra, git, unct. 32 extra plates 
 inserted, and map, 26.00; Brayton Ives, 1891, levt mo, 
 extra, git, by F. Bedford, 27.50; Manson, 1899. hlf mo, 
 unct, 6.00; Hoffmann. 1877, portrait of Callender inserted, 
 mo. extra, 15.75: Cooke, 1883. mo. git, unct. 5.50: Clog- 
 ston, 1899, mo > g^, unct, 20 portr., views & 2 maps insert.. 
 12.00. 
 
 747. . An Historical Discourse on the Civil and Religious 
 
 Affairs of the Colony of Rhode Island. With a Memoir 
 of the Author ; Biographical Notices of some of his distin- 
 guished Contemporaries ; and Annotations and Original 
 Documents, illustrative of the History of Rhode Island 
 and Providence Plantations, from the First Settlement to 
 the End of the First Century. By Romeo Elton. Provi- 
 dence : Knowles, Vose & Co., 1838. 8vo, pp. 270, (2).* 
 
 "Forms the fourth volume of the R. I. Historical Society. This 
 was also issued as a third edition, with the title : The Early History 
 of Rhode Island. Boston : Thomas Wells & Co., 1843. Facsimile. 
 See N. Am. Rev., 47, 253." Sabia. 
 
 Sold: Bushnell, 1883, 70 cts. ; Barlow, 1890, 1.25; Manson. 
 
 1899, 50 cts. : Henkels, 1900, 1.00; Polock, 1904, cl. 90 cts. ; 
 
 1843 ed. : Manson, 1899, 50 cts.; Cable. 1882, 1.12: M. D. 
 
 Gilman, 1884. 1.50; Cooke, 1883, 4.50; Field, 1875, 87 cts.; 
 
 Guild, 1887, I - 2 5- 
 
 748. CAMP, DAVID NELSON. History of New Britain, Ct, 
 
 with Sketches of Farmington and Berlin. Conn., 1640-1889. 
 New Britain : 1889. 8vo, pp. 538. Portraits and woodcuts. 
 
 749. CAMPANIUS-HOLM, THOMAS. Kort Beskrifning | Om 
 
 I Provincien | Nya Swcrige | uti | America, | Som nu fortj- 
 den af the Engelske Kallas | Pensylvania. | Aflarde och
 
 CAMPANIUS-HOLM. 163 
 
 trowardige Mans skrifter och berattelser ihopale tad och 
 sammanskrefwen, saint med athskilligc Figurer | utzirad 
 af J Thomas Campanius Holm. | Stockholm Tryckt uti 
 Kongl. Boktr. hos v Sal. Wantijfs j Antiamed egen be- 
 kostnad, af J. II. Werner Abr. 1702. 4to v. Engraved and 
 Printed Title, 9 I., pp. 190. Errata, i 1. 6 Maps, and 
 Plates.* 
 
 "The author was never in America. 1 1 is work is made tip from 
 verbal accounts received from his father, and notes left by his grand- 
 father, to which he has added facts obtained from the manuscripts of 
 Peter Lindstrom, an engineer." Duponccau 
 Miiller gives the number of maps as 10. 
 
 "The anther was the son of the well-known John Campanius, 
 who translated Luther's Catechism into Virginian, in 1696, and who 
 accompanied the Swedish Governor, John frintz, to New Sweden 
 in 1642. An account of this voyage, taken from his journal, is 
 inserted in the present work. The maps and plates are no less valu- 
 able than the text. Except one, taken from Nic. Visscher's map of 
 Virginia, they all seem to be original ones. Among the maps we 
 find a very remarkable one of New Sweden, drawn by P. Lindstrom, 
 Ingen. fort if, in 1654 and 1655; it is evidently made with great care 
 and perhaps the oldest map of Pennsylvania existing. Among the 
 plates are views of Trefalldigheets Forte, and of the town of Chris- 
 tini.-e Skantz during a siege by the Dutch in 1655." 
 
 "Rich in noticing the rarity of the book and the mistake by which 
 some American cataloguers had given the author's name as Holm, 
 regretted (in 1846) that it had never been translated into any lan- 
 guage than Swedish. He did not know that it had been translated 
 by Du Ponceau. 
 
 "As I have found discrepancies regarding the number of plates 
 in the catalogues and as far as I know no collation of them exists 
 I insert here an exact notice of them made upon trie present copy 
 which conforms to that of the Royal Library at Stockholm. 
 
 "1. Plate to face the title: Novae Sueciae seu Pennsylvaniae in 
 
 America descriptio. Engraved. 
 "2. Map numbered 1 to face page I. Totius Americae descrip- 
 tio. Engraved. 
 "3. Plate numbered 2 to face p. 4. Cataract of Niagara. En- 
 graved. 
 "4. Map numbered 3 to face p. 10, Terre de Jesso. In woodcut. 
 "5. Map numbered 4 to face p. 26, Novae Sueciae Tabula. En- 
 graved. 
 "6. Map numbered 5 to face p. 36, Nova Suecia hodie dicta 
 
 Pennsylvanuia. Engraved. 
 "7. Map numbered 6 to face p. 52, Yirginiae. N. Angliae, N. 
 
 Hollandiae delincatio. Engraved. 
 "8. Plate numbered 7 to face p. 76. Trefalldig beets Forte. 
 
 Woodcut. 
 "9. Plate numbered 8 to face p. 81, Christinae Skantz. En- 
 graved. 
 "10. Plate numbered o to face p. IIO, Three Indian Aborigines. 
 
 Engraved." Fred Mtille 
 "This excessively rare work is of the highest interest. It begins 
 by a general description of America, and in the account of Virginia
 
 164 CAMPAXIUS-HOLM. 
 
 divides it into three regions : New Sweden, New England and New 
 Netherland. The work includes 32 pp. of vocabularies. Campanius 
 does not omit the old Norse discovery of America. He was grand- 
 son of John Campanius, who translated Luther's Catechism into Vir- 
 ginian. 
 
 "The separate plates consist of three pictures: I. View of Niag- 
 ara; II. Meeting of Penn and the Indians; III. Group of Three Sav- 
 ages, designed by P. Landstrom, 1655; and of four maps: I. General 
 Map of America; II. Nova Suecia, after Nic Vischer; III. English 
 America ; IV. Nova Suecia, designed in 1654-55 by Landstrom. All 
 the plates were engraved by Campanius in 1702, at Stockholm. Clean 
 and perfect copies like this, in the original binding, are seldom met 
 with." Pennypacker Catalog. 
 
 Sold: Brevoort, 1890, 35.50; Murphy, 1884, with frontispiece, 
 7 maps and plates, red mo, git, by Bedford, 24.00; Mur- 
 phy, 1884, without maps or plates, imperfect, 3.50; Mur- 
 phy, 1884, 1702 ed., 28.00; Brinley, 1880, levt mo, extra, 
 Bedford, all the engravings, &c, 85.00; Puttick & Simpson, 
 1861, £2 6s.; Brinley, 1880, engraved title, all plates and 
 maps, levt red mo, by W. Pratt. 80.00; Barlow, 1890, red 
 mo, git, by Matthews, 47.50; Bangs, 1895, elf, orig bdg, 
 Lenox Dupl. 31.50; Henkels, 1901, hlf bd, perfect, 51.00; 
 Stille, 1 901, frontispiece gone, 11.00; Betts, 1901, old elf, 
 27.00; Menzies, 1876. levt mo. git. by Pratt, 37.50; Hoff- 
 mann, 1877, levt mo, git, by Pratt, 32.50; Harold Peirce, 
 1903, hlf bd, 46.00; Cooke, 1883, levt mo, git, Pratt, 25.00; 
 Field, 1875, 17.00; Hurst, 1004, bds, vellum back, 21.00; 
 Hurst, mo. 1904, book lacks 2 leaves, and some plates 
 mended, 6.00; Hurst, 1904. view of Niagara cut close, 
 stamp on title. 14.00; Pennypacker, 1006. vellum, 55.00. 
 
 750. . A Short Description | of the | Province of New 
 
 Sweden. | Now called, by the English, | Pennsylvania, in 
 America. | Compiled | from the Relations and Writings 
 of Persons worthy of credit, | and adorned with Maps and 
 Plates. I By Thomas Campanius Plolm. | Translated from 
 the Swedish. | for the Historical Society of Pennsvlvania. 
 I With Notes. | By Peter S. Du Ponceau, LL. D. '| Phila- 
 delphia: I McCarty & Davis, 1834. 8vo, pp. vi, v-166. 
 Five Maps and Plates.* 
 
 "Also forms pages 1-168 of the Trans, of the Hist. Soc. of 
 Penna., V. .3, Part 1. For 'An Extract of a Translation of the His- 
 tory of New Swecd Land in America' see, N. Y. Hist. Coll., V. 2 
 The book is often improperly catalogued under the name of Holm.'' 
 Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Bangs, Merwin. 1865, 2.50; Murphy, 1884. 4.00; 
 Koecker, 1897, bds. 10.50; Rice, 1870, bds, unct, 3.50;
 
 CAMPBELL. 165 
 
 Roche, 1867, bds, unct, 2.25; Dunbar, i8<;j, bds, 7.50; 
 Barlow, 1890, hlf mo, unci, 11.00; Henkels, 1898, bds, unct, 
 2.25 ; Weeks, 1902, bds, unct, 10.00; Menzies, 1876, hlf mo, 
 git, unct, frontisp. inserted, 5.25; Field, 1875, 1.50; Guild, 
 1887, hlf mo, unct, git, 3.25 ; Hurst, 1904, levt mo, by Ked- 
 berg, of Stockholm, 15.00; Hurst, 1904, cl, 6.50. 
 
 751. CAMPBELL, CHARLES, [ntroduction to the History of 
 
 the Colony and Ancient Dominion of Virginia. Rich- 
 mond : X. B. B. Minor. 1847. Roy. 8vo, pp. 200. Corri- 
 genda, and Index, 4 1. 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884. 2.12; Brinley, 1880, 2.50; Deane, 1898, 
 2.00; Roche, 1867, 50 cts. 
 
 752. . History of the Colony and Ancient Dominion of 
 
 Virginia. Philadelphia: Lippincott & Co., i860. 8vo, pp. 
 xi, 765.* 
 
 Claimed to be, for the student, the best history of Colonial Vir- 
 ginia ever published. 
 
 Sold: Bangs, 1895, 5.00; Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 1.38; Bre- 
 voort, 1890, 2.12; Fisher. 1866, 2.50; Waterbury, 1895, 
 5.00; Cable, 1882, 1.50; Henkels, 1898, 3.25; Bourquin, 
 1894, 2.90; Deane, 1898, 3.00; Field, 1875, 1.50; Guild, 
 1887, 5.25; Perry, 1899, 5.10; Henkels, 1899, 3.40; Ander- 
 son, 1904. hlf ro, 3.50. 
 
 753. CAMPBELL, DOUGLAS. Historical Fallacies regarding 
 
 Colonial New York. An Address by Douglas Campbell 
 before Oneida Historical Society, January 14, 1879. New 
 York: Privately Printed. 1879. 8vo, pp. 32. 
 
 754. CAMPBELL, D. M. Sketch of the History of Oneonta, 
 
 N. Y. Oneonta: 1883. pp. 67. 
 
 755. CAMPBELL, G. L. A Relation or Journal of a late Expe- 
 
 dition to the Gates of St. Augustine on Florida under the 
 conduct of Gen. Oglethorpe. London : 1744. 8vo. 
 
 756. CAMPBELL, HOLLIS A.; SHARPE, WM. C. : BAS- 
 
 SETT, FRANK J. Seymour, Ct.. Past and Present. 
 With Family Genealogies. Seymour: W. C. Sharpe, 1902. 
 8vo, pp. 613. Illustrated.
 
 1 66 CAMPBELL. 
 
 757. CAMPBELL, J. L. Idaho; Six Months in the New Gold 
 
 Diggings. The Emigrant's Guide Overland. Itinerary of 
 the Routes, Features of the Country, Journal of Residence, 
 &c. &c. Chicago: John R. Walsh, 1864. i6mo, pp. 62. 
 Map. + 1865. + 1866. Republished with the title: The 
 Great Agricultural and Mineral West. Chicago : Western 
 News Co., 1866. 
 
 758. CAMPBELL, J. V. Outlines of the Political History oi 
 
 Michigan. Early Explorations and Settlements. Detroit 
 under La Motte, Cadillac, Michigan, under French Rule, 
 British Military Rule, British Law, and under the North- 
 western Territory and Indiana. Gen. Hull's Civil and 
 Military Administration, British Possession and Ameri- 
 can Reconquest. Administration of Gov. Cass. Last 
 Years of the Territory. Michigan under the Constitu- 
 tions of 1835 and 1850. Detroit: Schober & Co., 1876. 
 8vo, pp. xiv, 606. 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 3.00; Bourquin, 1894, 1.80. 
 
 759. CAMPBELL, J. W. A History of Virginia from its Discov- 
 
 ery till the year 1781, with Biographical Sketches of all 
 the most distinguished Characters that occur in the Colo- 
 nial, Revolutionary, or Subsequent Period of our History. 
 Philadelphia: J. W. Campbell, 1813. i2mo, pp. 310. -+- 
 The Same. Petersburg (Va.) : Published by J. W. Camp- 
 bell. Wm. Fry, Printer. 1813.* 
 Sold: Henkels, Oct., 1900, 1.75; Randall, 1901, Petersburg 
 ed., unbd, unct, 3.00; Murphy, Phila. ed. 1813, 1884, 1.50; 
 Fisher, 1866, Phila. ed.. 1.12; Fisher, Petersburg ed., 2 v., 
 2.00: Brinley, 1880. 1.50: Brinley, 1893, 1.37; Chittenden, 
 1894. 1.25; Polock, 1004, shp, broken, 4.00: Manson, 1899, 
 Petersburg ed., hlf shp, 1.25: Rogers, 1900, 1.75; Deane, 
 1898, 3.00; A. G. Greene. 1869. 1.75: Clogston, 1875, hlf 
 turkey, 2.00; Bangs, 1903, shp, 3.55: Anderson, 1905. shp, 
 broken, Phila., 4.05. 
 
 760. CAMPBELL, LOOMIS JOSEPH. Historical Sketch of 
 
 Minnesota, to accompany Seavey's edition of Goodrich's 
 History of the United States. Boston : Brewer & Tileston. 
 (n. d.) 8vo, pp. 321-329. 
 
 761. CAMPBELL, R. A. Gazetteer of Missouri, from Articles 
 
 contributed by Prominent Gentlemen in each County in 
 the State, and Information collected and collated from
 
 CANDAGE. 167 
 
 Official and other Authentic Sources by a corps of expe- 
 rienced canvassers. St. Louis: 1874. 8vo, pp. 806. Maps 
 and Engravings. 
 
 762. CAMPBELL, RICHARD L. Historical Sketches of Colo- 
 
 nial Florida. Cleveland, Ohio: The Williams Publ. Co., 
 1892. 8vo, pp. 284. View of Pensacola. 
 
 "Contains much about Mobile, the Indians, and affairs affecting 
 the then inhabitants of the present Florida. The book was written 
 to supply history of British rule in West Florida." Otcfii, Bibl. Ala. 
 
 763. CAMPBELL, WILLIAM W. Annals of Tryon County, or 
 
 the Border Warfare of New York during the Revolution. 
 New York: J. & J. Harper, 1831. 8vo, pp. 191. Appen- 
 dix, p. 78. Map and facsimile.* 
 
 Sold: Lawrence, 1896, 3.00; Murphy, 1884, 1.20; Rice, 1870, 
 shp, 1.25; Henkels, 1889, slip, 1.40: M. D. Oilman, 1884. 
 map imperfect, bds, unct, 1.00; Woodward, 1869, 50 cts. ; 
 Dunbar, 1892, 2.00; Cable, 1882. 2.00; Waterbury, 1895, 
 2.75; Menzies, 1876, 3.00; Chittenden, 1894, shp, 2.50; 
 Manson, 1899, 2.00; Henkels, 1904, shp, 4.25; Anderson, 
 1904, old elf, 3.25; Bourquin, 1894, 2.00; same sale, 1.20; 
 Lawrence, 1896, 3.00: Field, 1875, hlf mo, 3.25; Brevoort, 
 1890. 2.62; Brinley, 1880, 2.00: Brinley. 1893, 1. 50; Bangs, 
 1900, 3.25 ; Dayton, 1902, shp, 3.25 ; Anderson, 1902, hlf 
 roan, 3.00; Anderson, 1902, elf. 4.00; Anderson, 1903, elf, 
 3.60: Knickerbocker, 1905, shp, 3.75. 
 
 764. . The Border Warfare of New York During the 
 
 Revolution ; or. The Annals of Tryon County. New 
 York : Baker & Scribner, 1849. i2mo, pp. 396. Without 
 the Map and Facsimile. 
 
 Second edition of Annals of Tryon County. 
 Sold: Henkels, 1889, 1.40; Bangs, 1896, 3.35: Terry, 1889, 
 .80: Murphy. 1884, 3.00: Rice, 1870. cl. 1.12; Wood- 
 ward, 1869, 1. 12: Dunbar. T802. 2.25; S. L. Boardman, 
 1883, 1.30; Bushnell, 1883, extra ill, 2.75; Barlow. 1890. 
 hlf mo. 5.50: Slee, T900. 2.10; Hoffmann. 1877, 1.75; 
 Field, 1875, 2.50; Guild, 1887, 2.25; Bangs, 1902, cl. 5.50. 
 
 765. CANDAGE, RUFUS GEORGE FREDERICK. Settle- 
 
 ment and Progress of the Town of Bluehill, Maine. An 
 Historical Address by R. F. G. Candage. member of N. E. 
 Hist. Genealogical Society, at Bluehill Falls, Sept. 7, 1886.
 
 1 68 CARDOZO. 
 
 Published and for Sale by the Ladies' Social Library, 
 Bluehill, Maine. 8vo, pp. 43. Portraits. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 50 cts. 
 
 766. CANFIELD, WILLIAM HARVEY. Outline Sketches of 
 
 Sauk County, Wis., including its History from the first 
 Marks of Man's Hand to 1861 ; and its Topography, both 
 Written and Illustrated. Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 7. Maps 
 and portraits. Baraboo : 1861. 6 pamphlets. 8vo. 
 
 "Issued at different times. No. 1 only bears date of publica- 
 tion." Thwaites. 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1904, 4 parts, 3.60. 
 
 767. . Outline Sketches of Sauk County, Wisconsin, in- 
 cluding its History from the first Marks of Man's Hand to 
 1891 ; and its Topography, both Written and Illustrated. 
 Volume 2. Baraboo. Ninth Sketch. Baraboo: 1S91. 
 Folio, pp. 53. 
 
 768. CANNER, THOMAS. Scheeps-togt van M. Pringe gedaan 
 
 in't jaar 1603, van Bristolna't noorder gedeelte van Vir- 
 ginien. Mitsgarders een tweede reys in't selve jaar 1603 
 naar Virginien gedaan van B. Gilbert. Beschreven door 
 Thomas Canner. Nu aldereerst uyt het Engelsch ver- 
 taald. Leyden : 1606. 8vo. 
 
 769. CAPRON, E. S. History of California, from its Discovery 
 
 to the Present Time ; comprising also a Full Description 
 of its Climate, Surface, Soil, Rivers, Towns, Beasts, Birds, 
 Fishes, State of its Society, Agriculture, Commerce, 
 Mines, Mining, &c. with a Journal of the Voyage from 
 New York via Nicaragua to San Francisco, and back, via 
 Panama. With a New Map of the Country. Boston : 
 John P. Jewett & Co., 1854. 121110, pp. xi, 356.* 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 2.12; Cable, 1883. 95 cts.; Bourquin, 1894, 
 1.20. 
 
 770. CARDOZO, J. N. Reminiscences of Charleston (for 65 
 
 Years). Charleston: Joseph Walker, Agt., 1866. i2mo, 
 pp. 144. Paper. 
 
 This book, published at the conclusion of the war, is very scarce. 
 Sold: Brevoort, 1890, .80; Barlow, 1890, 1.50; M. D. Gilman, 
 1884, 1.25.
 
 CARPENTER. \( ,j 
 
 CARLETON. See C. C. Coffin. 
 
 771. CARLISLE, FRED. Chronography of Notable Events in 
 
 the History of the Northwest Territory and Wayne 
 County (Michigan), 1591-1890, with Sketches of Early 
 Explorers and Pioneers. Detroit: 1890. 8vo, pp. 484. 
 
 772. CARNESWORTHE. Atlantic City: Its Early and Modern 
 
 History. Philadelphia: Wm. C. Harris & Co., 186R. 
 16 mo, pp. 96.* + The Same. 1888. 
 
 The first history of Atlantic City. 
 
 "Carnesworthe" is a pseudonym. 
 Sold: 1868 ed. : Henkels, 1900, 60 cts. ; Cable, 1882. 1.12; Ran- 
 dall, 1901, 50 cts.; Bourquin, 1894, 1.10; Dunbar, 1892, 
 1. 00. 
 
 773. CARPENTER and MOREHOUSE. 1731- 1896. The His- 
 
 tory of the Town of Amherst. Mass. Published in Two 
 Parts. Part One. General History of the Town. Part 
 Two. Town Meeting Records. Complete in One Volume. 
 Compiled and published by Carpenter & Morehouse. Am- 
 herst. Mass. : Press of Carpenter & Morehouse, 1896. 8vo. 
 pp. xxiii, i 1.. 640; addenda, i p.; errata, i p., 263. Illus- 
 trated.* 
 
 774. CARPENTER, W. H. ; ARTHUR, T. S. Lippincott's Cabi- 
 
 net Histories. Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 
 Grambo & Co., 1854. (Engraved title.) The History of 
 Pennsylvania from its Earliest Settlement to the Present 
 Time. Philadelphia: Lippincott, Grambo & Co., 1854. 
 T2mo, pp. 357. Frontispiece of Wm. Perm. Engraved 
 title, with vignette of State Coat of Arms. Half title : Lip- 
 pincott's Cabinet Histories of the States. Pennsvlvania. 
 Title.* 
 
 It was the intention to publish a condensed history of every 
 State in the Union. Histories were issued in 1853-1856 of Vermont. 
 Connnecticut, New Jersey, Illinois, Tennessee, Ohio. Kentucky, Geor- 
 gia. Massachusetts. New York, Pennsylvania. Each volume" has the 
 engraved title with the State Arms, and rich lias an engraved frontis- 
 piece of some celebrated man of the State in question. This scries 
 was stereotyped and many imprints were made in different years 
 
 See also: T. S. Arthur. 
 
 Some of these State histories have the name of T. S. Arthur 
 first on the title, and in some the name of W. H. Carpenter is given 
 precedence.
 
 17O CARPENTER. 
 
 775. . History of Connecticut, from the Earliest Settle- 
 ment to the Present Time. Philadelphia: 1854. 121110, 
 pp. 287. Engraved title. State Coat of Arms. Portrait 
 Frontisp. of John Winthrop.* 
 
 One of the Lippincott Cabinet Series of State Histories. 
 
 776. . The History of Illinois, from its Earliest Settlement 
 
 to the Present Time. Philadelphia : Lippincott, Grambo 
 & Co., 1854. i2mo. pp. 255. Frontispiece, portrait of 
 Geo. Rogers Clark, Engraved title ; Lippincott's Cabinet 
 Histories. Arms of the State of Illinois. Printed title.* 
 
 777. . History of Tennessee, from its Earliest Settlement 
 
 to the Present Time. Philadelphia : Lippincott, Grambo 
 & Co., 1854. 121110, pp. 284. Engraved title with State 
 Coat of Arms. Frontispiece of Gov. John Sevier.* 
 
 778. . The History of Ohio, from its Earliest Settlement 
 
 to the Present Time. Philadelphia : Lippincott, Grambo 
 & Co., 1854. i2mo, pp. 277. Portrait of Arthur St. Clair. 
 Engraved title. State Coat of Arms. Forms one of Lip- 
 pincott's Cabinet Histories.* 
 
 779. CARPENTER, W. H. The History of Massachusetts, from 
 
 its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time. Philadel- 
 phia : J. B. Lippincott, Grambo & Co., 1853. i2mo, pp. 
 330. + The Same. Philadelphia : 1858. 121110. Engraved 
 title with State Arms. Frontispiece of Gov. Winthrop.* 
 Sold: Rice. 1870, cl, .50. 
 
 780. . The History of Vermont, from its Earliest Settle- 
 ment to the Present Time. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 
 Grambo & Co., 1853. 121110, pp. 260. 1 leaf, Lippincott's 
 Cabinet Histories of the States. Vermont. Frontispiece, 
 plate of Statue of Ethan Allen. Engraved title, Lippin- 
 cott's Cabinet Histories. Vermont. State Coat of Arms.* 
 
 Sold: A. G. Greene, 1869, 37 cts. 
 
 781. . History of New Jersey, from its Earliest Settlement 
 
 to the Present Time. Philadelphia: Lippincott. Grambo 
 & Co., 1853. 241110, pp. 261. 2 plates, -f 1858. i2ino, pp. 
 261. Engraved title, State Arms. Frontispiece of Lewis 
 Morris.* 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 85 cts.: Hoffmann. 1877, 50 cts.; A. 
 G. Greene, 1869, 75 cts.
 
 CAKTER. I 7 1 
 
 782. CARR, EZRA S. A Brief Sketch of La Crosse, Wisconsin. 
 
 showing the Location of the Place, its Surrounding 
 Scenery, Commercial Advantages, Early History, &c. La 
 Crosse: 1854. 8vo, pp. 28. 
 
 783. CARR, JOHN. Early Times in Middle Tennessee. By John 
 
 Carr, a Pioneer of the West. Nashville : E. Carr, 1857. 
 i6mo, pp. 248. 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, 1.60. 
 
 784. CARR, LUCIEN. Missouri; a Bone of Contention. Bos- 
 
 ton: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1888. i6mo, pp. 377. 
 Map.* 
 
 American Commonwealth Scries. 
 
 785. CARRERE, J. F. Spokane Falls, Washington, and Tribu- 
 
 tary Country. Spokane Falls: 1889. 121110, pp. 40. 
 
 786. CARROLL, B. R. Historical Collections of South Carolina ; 
 
 embracing many Rare and Valuable Pamphlets, and other 
 Documents, relating to the History of that State, from its 
 first Discovery to its Independence, in the Year 1776. 
 Compiled, with various Notes, and an Introduction, by 
 B. R. Carroll. New York: Harper & Bros., 1836. 2 vols. 
 8vo, pp. lxxx, 9-533 ; 576.* 
 
 Sold: Fisher, 1866, 6.25 ; Brinley, 1880, 3.25 ; Hoffmann, 1877, 
 2.74; Waterbury, 1895, 3.50; Guild. 1887, 3.00; Barlow. 
 1890, 4.00; Cooke, 1883. 17.50: Cresson. 1902. 4.50: Field. 
 1875, 5.50; Clogston, 1875, 2.75; Middleton, 1899, 3.20; 
 Bangs, 1901, hlf mo, git, 3.50; Anderson, 1903, cl, 4.00; 
 Anderson, 1905, hlf mo. 6.40; Eames, 1905, shp. 4.00; 
 Merwin-Clayton, 1905, cl, 3.20; Bell, 1895. 4.00; Murphy. 
 1884, 4.00; Bangs, 1897, hlf mo, 3.20; Brevoort, 1890, elf, 
 cracked. 4.40; Rice. 1870. hlf 1110, 3.00: Cable, 1882, 4.00: 
 Bangs, 1894, 4.75; Polock, 1904, muslin, 8.00. 
 
 787. CARSON, J. H. Early Recollections of the Californian 
 
 Mines, and Description of the Great Tulare Valley. 
 Stockton : 1852. 8vo, pp. 64. 
 
 788. CARTER, A. History of the Parish and Town of Berlin, 
 
 Mass. Worcester : 1878. 161110, pp. 40. Paper. 
 Sold: Cable, 1883, 30 cts. ; J. G. Smith. 1883. 87 cts.
 
 1/2 CARTEK. 
 
 789. CARTER, BENJAMIN F. Historical Address, "Woodbury 
 
 and Vicinity." At the Request of the Young People's 
 Christian Association, in the Methodist Episcopal Church. 
 Woodbury, N. J., February 27th, 1872. Published by the 
 Association. Woodbury: A. S. Barber, Pr., 1873. i2mo, 
 pp. 51.* 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 1.10. 
 
 790. CARTER, CHAS. FRANKLIN. Missions of Nueva Cali- 
 
 fornia : an Historical Sketch. San Francisco, Cal. : Whit- 
 aker & Ray Co., 1900. 4to. pp. 189. Illustrated. 
 
 791. . Some By- Ways of California. New York: Grafton 
 
 Press, 1903. i2mo, pp. 6, 189. 
 
 792. CARTER, N. F.; FOWLER, T. L. History of Pembroke, 
 
 N. H., 1730-1895. In Two Volumes. Vol. 1. Historical. 
 Vol. 2. General. Concord, N. H. : Republican Press As- 
 sociation, 1895. 8vo, pp. xi, 428; viii, 459.* 
 
 Two volumes in one. Steel portraits and Plates. 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 6.50. 
 
 793. CARTER, JAMES GORDON. A Geography of New 
 
 Hampshire. Embracing 1. A Short Topographical and 
 Historical Sketch of every Town. 2. A General View of 
 each County. 3. A General View of the State. 4. A 
 Glossary. Portsmouth: March, 1831. i8mo, pp. x, 246. 
 
 794. CARTER, WILLIAM. A | Genuine Detail | of the Several 
 
 Engagements, Positions, and Movements of the Royal 
 and American Armies, during the Years 1775 and 1776; | 
 with an | Accurate Account of the Blockade of Boston ; | 
 and a | Plan of the Works on Bunker's Hill, | at the time it 
 .was I Abandoned by his Majesty's Forces | on the 17th of 
 March, 1776. | In a Series of Letters to a Friend. | By 
 William Carter, Late Lieutenant of the 40th Regiment of 
 Foot. London: G. Kearsley, 1784. 4to. Title, pp. 50. 
 Plan. Errata, 9 lines. Printed for the Author and sold 
 by him. 
 
 Sold: Aspinwall, 1879, 31.00: Rice, 1870, 26.00; Menzies, 
 1875, 27.00; Brinley, 1879, 18 extra plates, 45.00; Aspen- 
 walt, 1879. 31.00; Manson, 1899, elf, extra, unct, by W. 
 Pratt, 75.00.
 
 CARVER. 173 
 
 795. CARTER, W. C. ; GLOSSBRENNER, A. J. Glossbrenner's 
 
 History of York County, from its Erection to this Present 
 Time. York: A. J. Glossbrenner, 1834. I2mo, pp. 183, 
 (30).* 
 
 Illustrated. Frontispiece of York Court Mouse. 
 
 Sold: Stone, 1897, shp, 3.00; Brinley, 1880. slip, git, 18.00; 
 Bushnell, 1883, extra ill, 4.12: Bourquin, [894, 3.25; Hoff- 
 mann, 1877, 2.50; Perry, 1899, shp, 3.75; Polock, 1904. 
 shp, a. 1. s. Michael Atkinson to Thos. Penn inserted, 8.50; 
 Henkels, 1905, orig shp, 15.00; Pennypackcr, 1906. slip, 
 8.00. 
 
 796. CARTLAND, J. H. Ten Years at Pemaquid (Ale.). 
 
 Sketches of its History and its Ruins. Pemaquid Beach : 
 1899. 8vo, pp. 202. Illustrated. 
 
 797. CARUTHERS, ELI W. Revolutionary Incidents; and 
 
 Sketches of Character, chiefly in the "Old North State." 
 Philadelphia: Hayes and Zell, 1854. i2mo, pp. 431. 
 
 798. . Interesting Revolutionary Incidents and Sketches 
 
 of Character, chiefly in the "Old North State." Second 
 Series. Philadelphia: Hayes & Zell, 1856. 121110, pp. 448. 
 
 "The first volume is devoted to the earlier days of the Revolu- 
 tion and its causes. Vol. 2 contains an account of the British invasion 
 of 1781. The volumes are made up of incidents gathered from m iny 
 sources." Weeks Bibl. N. Car. 
 
 799. CARVALHO, S. N. Incidents of Travel and Adventure in 
 
 the Far West with Col. Fremont's last Expedition, across 
 the Rocky Mountains ; including Three Months' residence 
 in Utah ; and a Perilous Trip across the Great American 
 Desert to the Pacific. By S. X. Carvalho, Artist to the 
 Expedition. New York: Derby & Jackson, i860. 1211m. 
 pp. 250. Mormonism, pp. 130. 
 
 "The adventures of Col. Fremont among the Indian tribes of the 
 mountains and the plains are more minutely narrated in this volume 
 than in either of the many narratives, journals, or reports of the ex- 
 plorer himself." Field. 
 
 Sold: Field, 3.50; Guild, 1887. 1.25. 
 
 800. CARVER, JOHN. Sketches of New England, or Memories 
 
 of the Country. By John Carver. Esq., Justice of the
 
 174 CARVER. 
 
 Peace and Quorum. New York: E. French, 1842. 121110, 
 pp. 286. 
 
 John Carver was a nom de plume for N. S. Dodge. See : N. Am. 
 Rev. April, 1S42. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 40 cts. ; Guild, 1887, 50 cts. 
 
 801. CARVER, JONATHAN, CAPT. Travels through the In- 
 
 terior Parts of North America, in the Years 1766, 1767, 
 and 1768. By J. Carver, Esq., Captain of a Company of 
 Provincial Troops during the late War with France. Il- 
 lustrated with Copper Plates. London : Printed for the 
 Author, and sold by J. Walter, 1778. Svo, 10 1., pp. xvi, 
 543, (1). 2 Maps and 4 Plates, -f Dublin: S. Price, 1779. 
 8vo, 10 1., pp. 50S. Map and 2 Plates. Second Edition. 
 London: J. Dodsley, 1779- 8vo, pp. xxii, 543. 2 Maps 
 and 4 Plates. -\- Third Edition. To which is added, Some 
 Account of the Author, and a copious Index. London : 
 C. Dilly ; H. Payne ; and J. Phillips, 1781. 8vo, 2 1.. pp. 22, 
 11 1., yj, 543, 21. Portrait and 1 Plate, 3 colored Plates. 2 
 Maps. 
 
 "The first edition is printed with a large margin, and is often 
 billed in booksellers' catalogues, large paper. 1 have seen many 
 copies, but they were all the same size until cut by the binder. To 
 the third and best edition, a biography of the author, and an index 
 are added by John Coakley Lettsom, M. D., who had become the 
 proprietor of the work, and whose preface is dated March 30, 1781. 
 The new plates include a portrait of Carver, and a colored drawing 
 of the tobacco plant. With the exception of the prefatory matter, 
 however, and the index to this edition, the three are precisely alike. 
 The life and index were printed separately, 'for the convenience of 
 the purchasers of the first and second editions; on whom I was un- 
 willing to raise an extraordinary tax for the third edition.' " /. C. 
 Lettsom. 
 
 "Lowndes quotes a large paper copy ; but I have not seen one 
 entitled to that appellation. Carver came to England soon after he 
 returned from his travels, with the intention of publishing an account 
 of them; but when he had already sold the MS. to a bookseller, he 
 was ordered by the government to deliver up all his maps and jour- 
 nals ; and it was not until near ten years after that he obtained per- 
 mission to publish the work. Mo. Rev. 60, 90." Sabin. 
 
 802. . Three Years' Travels through the Interior Parts of 
 
 North America for more than Five Thousand Miles, etc. 
 Philadelphia: Joseph Crukshank and Robert Bell. 1784. 
 8vo, pp. 217. -f- Philadelphia: J. Crukshank, 1789. 121110. 
 pp. xvi, 282. (2 editions in 1780.) + Philadelphia : Printed 
 by Joseph Crukshank. i"hj. 1 2mo, pp. xvi. 282. -|- Printed
 
 CAKVEK. 175 
 
 at Portsmouth, N. H., by Charles Pierce, for David West. 
 Boston: 1794. umo, pp. xvi, 282. -f- Philadelphia: 1795. 
 8vo. 
 
 Sold: I'.rinley, 1881, Phila., 1784 ed., 1.25; Phila., 1792, 10 
 cts.; Portsmouth, 1794 ed., 25 cts. : I.oston, 1797, 10 cts. ; 
 Charleston, 1802, 25 cts.; Walpole, 1813, 25 cts.; 1781 ed.: 
 I'.rinley, 1881, 6.00. 
 
 803. . Three Travels through the Interior Parts of North 
 
 America for more than Five Thousand Miles; containing 
 an Account of the Great Lakes, and all the Lakes, Islands 
 and Rivers, Cataracts, Mountains, Minerals, Soil, and 
 Vegetable Productions of the North West Regions of that 
 Vast Continent, with a Description of the Birds. Beasts, 
 Reptiles, Insects and Fishes Peculiar to the Country, to- 
 gether with a Concise History of the Genius, Manners and 
 Customs of the Indians inhabiting the Lands that lie adja- 
 cent to the Heads and to the Westward of the Great River 
 Mississippi ; and an Appendix Describing the Unculti- 
 vated Parts of America that are the most proper for form- 
 ing Settlements. Philadelphia: Key & Simpson. [796. 
 8vo, pp. xx, ix, 360. Subscribers, pp. 28.* + Boston : 
 Printed by John Russell, for David West, 1797. 121110, pp. 
 xvi. 5-312. -|- Edinburgh: 1798. 8vo. + Charlestown : 
 1802. !2mo, pp. 312. Edinburgh: 1807. 8vo. -f- Edin- 
 burgh: 1808. 8vo. Walpole, N. H. : Isaiah Thomas & 
 Co., 1813. 121110, pp. 280. + Walpole, N. H.: Isaiah 
 Thomas, 1838. i2mo, pp. 280. 
 
 "This valuable work lately attracted much attention from its de- 
 scription of parts near the supposed Northwest Passage." Lowndes. 
 
 "Although the work was very favorably received and went 
 through several editions, its author derived but little benefit from it; 
 and in 1780. 'a putrid fever supervening a long continued dysentery, 
 brought on by want, put an end to the life of a man, who, after ren- 
 dering at the expense of fortune and health, and the risk of life, 
 many important services to his country, perished through want, in 
 the first city of the world.' " Lcttsom. 
 
 See No. Am. Rev. 50, 75. Mo. Rev. 65, 392. Schoolcraft's Per- 
 sonal Memoirs, p. 168. 
 
 "The opening of the Wisconsin Territory suggested to an enter- 
 prising firm the republication of this work under the following title : 
 
 804. . Travels in Wisconsin, from the Third London Edi- 
 tion. New York: Harper & Bros., 1838. 8vo, pp. 376. 5 
 Plates, 2 Maps, and Portrait.
 
 176 CASE. 
 
 805. . Reisen durch die innern Gegenden von Nord-Amer- 
 
 ika in den Jahren 1766, 67 und 68, mit einer Landkarte. 
 Aus dem Engliachen. Hamburg: C. E. Bohn, 1780. 8vo, 
 pp. xxiv, 456. 
 
 806. . Voyage dans les parties interieures de l'Amerique 
 
 septentrionale, pendant les annees 1766, 67 et 68, par Jon. 
 Carver. Traduir sur la troisieme edition angloise par M. 
 de C. (Chanla, pseudon. for Montucla), avec des re- 
 marques et quelques additions du traducteur. Paris: 
 Pissot, 1784. 8vo, pp. 24, xxviii, 451. Map. 
 
 807. . Aventures chez les sauvages de l'Amerique Sep- 
 tentrionale. 5th ed. Tours: Mame et Cie, 1852. i6mo, 
 2 1., pp. 236. 
 
 808. . Reize door de binnenlanden van Noord-Amerika, 
 
 door Jonathan Carver schildkn — Naar den derden Druk 
 uit het Engelsch vertaald door J. D. Pasteur. Met 
 plaaren. Leyden : A. en J. Honkoop, 1796. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 2 1., pp. xxvi, 248; 2 1., pp. 280, (16). 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1903, orig elf, 4.25. 
 
 809. CARVER, ROBIN. History of Boston. Boston: 1834. 
 
 i6mo, pp. 160. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 1.00; Bourquin, 1894, 20 cts. ; Whit- 
 more, 1902, hlf mo, 1.25; Manson, 1904, hlf mo, git, unct, 
 32 extra plates inserted, 5.00. 
 
 810. CARY, MOSES. Genealogy of the Families who have set- 
 
 tled in the North Parish in Bridgewater, Mass. To which 
 is added a Historical Sketch of North Bridgewater. Bos- 
 ton : Pr. by Bannister & Marvin, 1824. 8vo, pp. 48. 
 
 "Contains a very valuable collection of materials ; but it is some- 
 what confused in its arrangement. Judge Mitchell has incorporated 
 most of the facts into his 'History of Bridgewater.' " Whitmore. 
 
 811. CASE, ALBERTSON. Historical Sketch of Southold 
 
 Towns (N. Y.). Read July 4th, 1876. at the Celebration 
 held in Greenpoint, L. I., by the Author. Carefully Re- 
 vised and Corrected. Greenpoint : D. O. Crawford, 1876. 
 8vo, pp. 16.* 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1901, 90 cts.; Harold Peirce, 1903, .80.
 
 CAULKIXS. 177 
 
 812. CASE, LEONARD. Early Settlement of Warren, Trum- 
 
 bull Co., Ohio. By the late Leonard Case. Cleveland: 
 Fairbanks, Benedict & Co., 1876. 8vo, pp. 34. 
 
 Forms No. 30 of the pamphlets published by the Western Reserve 
 and Northern Ohio Historical Society. 
 
 813. CASPAR, CARL NIKALAUS. The City of Milwaukee. 
 
 ( luide to the "Cream City" for Visitors and Citizens. giv- 
 ing a History of the Settlement, Development and Pres- 
 ent Importance of the City, with a Chronology of inter- 
 esting Events. A Souvenir of the 24th Sangerfest of the 
 X. A. Sangerbund at Milwaukee. July 21-25. 1886. Map. 
 Illustrations. Milwaukee: Caspar & Zahn, 1886. 8vo, 
 pp. 119. 
 
 Published in English and German. 
 
 814. CASPAR, CARL NICALAUS JOS. MATTHIAS. Mil- 
 
 waukee ; a Picturesque and Descriptive Account. 1903. 
 Milwaukee: C. N. Caspar Co., 1903. 121110, pp. 88. Illus- 
 trations. Portraits. 
 
 815. CASSEDAY, BENJAMIN. The History of Louisville, 
 
 from its Earliest Settlement to the Year 1852. Louisville : 
 Hull & Brother, 1852. i6mo, pp. 255. Map. 
 
 Sold: Waterbury, 1895, 2.62; Cable, 1882. 3.25; Henkels, 
 1900, 2.10: Bourquin, 1894, 2.90; Hoffmann, 1877, 2.50; 
 Guild. 1887. 35 cts. 
 
 816. CASWALL, HENRY (REV.). History of the Mormons, 
 
 or Latter Day Saints. London: Rivington, 1843. 
 
 Mr. Caswail also published in 1S43 the following book on Utah 
 and Mormonism: "The Prophet of the Nineteenth Century; or. The 
 Rise. Progress, and Present State of the Mormons, or Latter Day 
 Saints : to which is appended an analysis of the Book of Mormon. 
 London : J. G. F. & T. Rivington, 1843. 8vo, pp. xx. 277." 1 Litho- 
 graph. 
 
 817. . The City of the Mormons: or. Three Days at Nau- 
 
 voo. 111., in 1842. London : J. G. F. & J. Rivington. 1842. 
 8vo. -(- Second Edition, London : 1843. i6mo. 2 1.. pp. 87. 
 
 818. CASWELL, LILLEY B. Athol. Massachusetts. Past and 
 
 Present. Athol : 1899. 8vo. pp. 7. 448. Illustrated. 
 
 819. CAULKINS. FRANCES MAINWARING. History of 
 
 Norwich. Conn., from its Settlement in 1660, to January,
 
 I78 CAULKINS. 
 
 1845. Norwich: Thomas Robinson, 1845. 121110, pp. 359. 
 6 Plates. 
 
 Sold: 1845 ed. : Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 1.00; Balcom, 1901, 
 2.25 ; Patterson, 1896, a. 1. s. of author inserted, 4.50; Mur- 
 phy, 1884, 2.00; Deane, 1898, cl, 5.50; Fisher, 1866, 1.50; 
 Woodward, 1869, 50 cts. ; Brinley, 1879, 2.50; Bushnell, 
 1883, hlf elf, git, 2.25; same sale, cl, 1.50; Manson, 1899, 
 1.50; Cable, 1883, 1.87; Libbie, 1901, 1.50; Bourquin, 1894, 
 2.10; Bourquin, 1894, 80 cts. ; Hoffmann, 1877, 1.25 ; Shurt- 
 leff, 1875, l -°°- Cooke. 1883, 1.10; Guild, 1887, 1.75; Clog- 
 ston, 1875, 75 cts. 
 
 820. . History of Norwich, Conn., from its Possession by 
 
 the Indians to the Year 1866. (Hartford:) Published by 
 the Author, 1S66. 8vo, pp. xi. 17-704. 16 Portraits.* 
 
 Sold: Patterson. 1896, 6.00: Murphy, 1884. 4.00: Woodward, 
 1869, 2- 2 5- Bushnell, 1883. cl, 5.00: Cable, 1882. 3.50; 
 Child, 1882, hlf mo; unct, git, 5.50: M. D. Gilman, 1884, 
 4.50: Hoffmann, 1877, 2.75; Guild, 1887, 5.75; Clogston, 
 1875, 2.62; Halloran. 1899, 7-5°- Clogston. 1899, 3.75: 
 Libbie, 1899, 4.00; Libbie. 1902. 3.25: 5.00: Hassam, 1903. 
 cl. 3.00. 
 
 821. . History of Norwich, Conn., from its Possession by 
 
 the Indians to the Year 1866. Also a Brief Sketch of the 
 Life of the Author, to which is added an Appendix; con- 
 taining Notes and Sketches, continuing the History to 
 the close of the Year 1873. Hartford, Conn.: Published 
 by the Friends of the Author, 1874. 8vo. pp. xl, 714. xi. 
 18 steel portraits and illustrations.* 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, hlf mo, extra, unct, git, 6.25; Cable, 
 1882, 4.25: Morris. 1899, 5.50: Deane, 1898, cl, 5.50. 
 
 822. . History of New London, Connecticut, from the 
 
 First Survey of the Coast in 1612 to 1852. New London: 
 The Author, 1852. 8vo, pp. xi, 679, (1). Maps and Wood- 
 cuts, -f- Second Edition. Continued to i860. New Lon- 
 don : i860. 8vo, pp. 680.* 
 
 Sold: 1852 ed. : 1st ed., Coburn, 5.00: Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 
 2.25; Patterson, 1896, 5.50; Murphy, 1884, 4.50; Deane, 
 1898, cl, 5.25 ; Bushnell, 1883, extra ill, hlf mo, by R. W. 
 Smith, 14.00; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 5.00; Shurtleff, 1875,
 
 CAVERLY. 179 
 
 4.00; Libbie, 1901, cl, 3.00; Lockwood, 1902, cl, prcsenta- 
 tion copy, 4.50; Anderson, 1904, cl, 3.80; Henkels, 1905, 
 cl, 4.75; Merwin-Clayton, 1905, cl, presentation copy from 
 I.. II. Sigournev to Erastus Smith, 4.00; Anderson, 1905, 
 3.10; 1800 cd. : Brinley, 1879, 6.00; Brinley, 1893, 6.25; 
 Manson. 1899, 4.62; Cable, 1882, 5.75; Child. 1882, 6.00; 
 Hoffmann, 1877, 3.50; Clogston, 1875, 2.75; Bangs, 1896, 
 5.12; Anderson, 1905, cl, 3.80. 
 
 823. . History of New London. (Reprint of edition of 
 
 i860.) New London, Ct. : H. D. Utley, 1900. 8vo, pp. 
 18, 696. Illustrated. -\- New London: 1895. 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1899, 1895 ed., 4.12; Libbie, 1902, cl, 1900 ed., 
 3-50. 
 
 824. CAUTHORN, HENRY SULLIVAN. A History of the 
 
 City of Vincennes, Indiana, from 1702 to 1901. Vincennes,. 
 Ind. : Margaret C. Cauthorn, 1902. i2mo, pp. 220. Illus 
 
 trations. Portraits. Privately printed. 
 
 825. CAVERLY, A. M. (M. D.). An Historical Sketch of Troy. 
 
 N. H.. and its Inhabitants, from the first Settlement of 
 the Town, in 1764. to 1855. Keene : Printed at the N. II. 
 Sentinel Office, 1859. 121110, pp. 299. Lithograph and 
 lithographed portraits. 
 
 The edition was nearly all destroyed by fire. 
 Sold: Bell, 1895, 5.50; Blanchard, cl, 5.00; Woodward, 186 1. 
 1. 00; Cable, 1882, 2.00; Bushnell, 1883, cl, 4.00; Manson, 
 l %99> 3-75; Balcom, 1901, 4.50; S. L. Boardman. 1883, 
 5.25; Guild, 1887, 6.00; Clogston, 1875, 2.00; Morris, 1899, 
 3.25; Huntington, 1905, cl, 4.25. 
 
 826. . History of the Town of Pittsford, Vt. with Bio- 
 graphical Sketches and Family Records. Rutland : Tuttle 
 & Co., 1872. 8vo, pp. viii, 751. Portraits and Map. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 3.50; Olcott, 1001, cl, 4.00; Manson, 
 1899, 3.00; Cable, 1882, 2.50; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 4.00; 
 Clogston, 1899, 5.00; Guild, 1887, 4.00; Clogston, 1875, 
 2.38; Libbie, 1901, 3.25. 
 
 827. CAVERLY, ROBERT BOODEY. Boodey Annals in New 
 
 England, Together with Lessons of Law and Life, from 
 John Eliot, the Apostle to the Indians. By Robert Boodey
 
 l80 LE CHALLEAUX. 
 
 Caverly, Counsellor at Law, Poet, and Author of Books. 
 Lowell, Mass. : Published by the Author, 1880. 8vo, pp. 
 297. Illustrated.* 
 
 828. CHADWICK, H. E. Centennial Celebration at Bradford 
 
 (Mass.), July 4, 1876. Haverhill: 1877. 8vo, pp. 40. 
 
 Historical oration by Mr. Chadwick. 
 
 829. CHAFFIN, WILLIAM L. History of the Town of Easton, 
 
 Massachusetts. Cambridge : John Wilson & Son, Uni- 
 versity Press, 1866. 8vo, pp. xviii, 838. Folding map.* 
 
 Portraits and other Illustrations. 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 4.00; Guild, 1887, 5.00. 
 
 830. LE CHALLEUX, NICOLAS. Brief discovrs et | histoire 
 
 d'vn I voyage de quelques Francois en | la Floride : & du 
 massacre autant | iniustement que barbarement exe- | cute 
 sur eux, par les Hespagnols, Fan mil cinq cens soixante 
 cinq. I Par ci devant redige | au vray par ceux qui s'en 
 retirerent : & maintenant | reuue & augmentee de nouueau, 
 par M. Vrbain Chavveton. Ensemble | vne requeste pre- 
 sen- I tee au Roy Charles neufiesme, en forme de | com- 
 plainte, par les femnes vefues & enfans | orphelins, parens 
 & amis de ses suiets, qui | furent tuez audit pays de la 
 Floride. | (n. p.) 1579. 121110, pp. 104. 
 
 "The second portion or 'requests' mentioned in the title, is not 
 in the work. The work is extracted from G. Benzoni." Sabin. 
 
 831. . Discovrs De L'Histoire de la Floride, contenant la 
 
 trahison des Espagnols, contre les subiets du Roy, en l'an 
 mil cinq cens soixtante cinq. Redige au vray par ceux 
 qui en sont restez. Chose autant lamentable a ouir qu'elle 
 a este proditoirement & cruellement executee par lesdits 
 Espagnols: Contre l'authorite du Roy nostre Sire, a la 
 perte & dommage de tout ce Yoyaume. A Dieppe. Pour 
 lesse le Sellier, 1566. iamo, pp. 54 (for 52, 2). 
 
 832. . Discovrs | De L'Histoi- | re de la Floride, con- | 
 
 tenant la Cruaute des Espagnols contre | les subiets du 
 Roy en l'an mil cinq cens | aoixante-cinq. | Redige au 
 vray | par ceux qui en sont restez. Chose autant la- | 
 mentable a ouir. qu'elle a este proditoirement & cruelle- | 
 ment executee par lesdits Espagnols Contre l'authorite 
 du I Roy nostre Sire, a la perte & dommage de tout ce
 
 CHAMBERLAIN. I 8 r 
 
 Royaume. Item vne reqveste av | Roy, faite en forme de 
 complainte par les fem- | mes vefues, petits enfans orphe- 
 lins et autres | les leurs amis, parents et alliez de ceux qui 
 out este | cruellement envahis par les Espagnols, en la | 
 France anthartique, elite la Floride. | De Dieppe, ce 22 de 
 May, 1566. i2mo, pp. 62. 
 
 833. . Discovrs de l'Histoire de la Floride — (n. p.), 1566. 
 
 i2mo, pp. 22. 
 
 "Dans cettc deuxieme edition on a ajoute (p. 48 une petite epitrc 
 faite par l'auteur en 21 vers de huit syllabcs." Ternaux. No. 101.). 
 
 834. . Histoire | Memorable | du Dernier | Voyage aiix 
 
 Indes, lieu appele la Floride, fait par Capitaine lean Ri- 
 baut, et enterpris par le commandement du Roy en l'an 
 M. D. LXV. J A Lyon. | Par Jean Savgrain, | 1566. | Auec 
 priuilege | (Colophon :) Fin de la Floride, acheuee d'im- 
 primer le 25 d'Aoust, 1566. i2mo, pp. 71. 
 
 "An edition unknown to bibliographers. Brunet describes an 
 edition of the same year and by the same printer under Ribaut, and 
 again under Le Challeux, who, in reality, was the writer of the work. 
 * * * Chauveton in his Latin version of Benzoni, first printed in 
 'Geneva in 157S. Svo., has given at the end of the volume a Latin 
 translation of the relation of Le Challeux ; and the original French 
 text is reprinted at the end of Chauveton's French version of Ben- 
 zoni. Geneva, 1570. Svo. De Bry in the sixth part of the Graivl-- 
 Voyages 2d appendix, 'Expeditio in Floridam,' and at the end of 
 chapter 1, and in chapter 11, pages 87 et seq., has given an exact copy 
 of Chauveton's Latin version of this little tract of Le Challeux. J. 
 R. Bartlett." Sabin. 
 
 The following is a translation : A true and perfect de- | scription 
 of the last vo- | yage or Nauigation attempted by | Capitaine lohn 
 Ribaut, deputie | and general for the Frenchmen, into | Terra Flor- 
 ida, this yeare past, 1565. | Truely sette forth by those that re- | 
 turned from thence, wherein | are contayncd things as la- | mentable 
 to heare as thev | haue bene cruelly | executed. | Imprinted | at Lon- 
 don bv Henrv Denham, | for Thomas Hacket. and | are to be solde 
 at his'Shop | in Lumbart | streate. | 1566. i2mo. 4. p. I, 24, I. 
 
 "A volume of excessive rarity. We know of but two copies, one 
 in Mr. Brown's library and one in the British Museum." Sabin. 
 
 835. CHAMBERLAIN, EVERETT. Chicago and its Suburbs: 
 
 A full Account of the History, Business. Statistics. Parks. 
 &c. : and Complete Histories of all the Suburban Towns. 
 Chicago: T. A. Hungerford & Co.. 1874. Svo, pp. 468. 
 Folded Map and Illustrations.* 
 
 Statistical, of Chicago, past and present. 
 Sold: Cable. 1883, $7 cts. ; Cable. 1882, 1.50: Guild. 1887, 1.10.
 
 182 CHAMBEKI.AINE. 
 
 836. CHAMBERLAIN, JOSHUA LAWRENCE. Maine: her 
 
 Place in History. Address delivered at the Centennial 
 Exhibition, Philadelphia, Nov. 4, 1876, and in Convention 
 of the Legislature of Maine, February 6, 1877. With a 
 Communication from the Governor and the Report of the 
 Centennial Commission. Published by Order of the Leg- 
 islature of Maine, of February 7, 1877. Augusta : Sprague, 
 Owen & Nash, 1877. 8vo, pp. 129. Maps. 
 The maps were not issued with the later editions. 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.00; Cable, 1882, 1.25; J. G. Smith, 
 1883, 1.20; S. L. Boardman, 1883, extra illus, 1.50; Deane, 
 1898, 75 cts. ; Guild, 1887, 75 cts. 
 
 837. . Maine, An Historical Sketch. Boston : 1882. 121110, 
 
 pp. 6. 
 
 See Encyclop. Brittanica, o.th ed. vol. 15, for which it was writ- 
 ten. It occupies four pages and its title is : Maine. Copyrighted, 1882, 
 by Joshua L. Chamberlain. There is also a colored map of Maine. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.75. 
 
 838. CHAMBERLAIN, REV. L. T. An Address on the Early 
 
 History of Old Brookfield, Mass. New York: 1895. 8vo. 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 70 cts. 
 
 839. C(HAMBERLAINE), R(ICHARD). Lithobolia: | or, The 
 
 I Stone-Throwing Devil. | Being | An Exact and True 
 
 Account (by way of Journal) | of the various Actions of 
 
 Infernal Spirits, or (Devils Incarnate) Witches, or both; 
 
 and the great Disturbance and Amaze- | ment they gave 
 
 to George Waltons Family, at a place call'd | Great Island. 
 
 in the Province of New Hantshire, in New- | England, 
 
 chiefly in Throwing about (by an Invisible hand) | Stones. 
 
 Bricks, and Brick-bats of all Sizes, with several other | 
 
 things, as Hammers, Mauls, Iron Crows, Spits, and other | 
 
 Domestick Utensils, as came into their Hellish Minds, | 
 
 and this for the space of a Quarter of a Year. | By R. C. 
 
 Esq.; who was a Sojourner in the same | Family the 
 
 whole Time, and an Ocular Witness | of these Diabolick 
 
 Inventions, j The Contents hereof been manifestly known 
 
 to the Inhabi- | tants of that Province, and persons of 
 
 other Provinces, | and is upon record in his Majesties 
 
 Council-Court held I for that Province. | London, | Printed 
 
 and are to be Sold by E. Whitlook near | Stationers-Hall, 
 
 1698. I 4to, 2 1.. pp. 16.* 
 
 "This rare piece has a poetical address at the beginning. Re- 
 printed in Historical Magazine, Nov., 1861, v. 321-327." Sabin.
 
 I II \l'l\. 183 
 
 840. CHAMBERS, GEORGE. Historical Sketch of Pottsvillc, 
 
 Schuylkill County, Pa. Read at Union Hall, Pottsville, 
 July 4, [876. Pottsville, Pa.: Standard Publ. Co., 1876. 
 8vo., pp. 19.* 
 Sold: Henkels, 1901, 30 cts. 
 
 841. CHAMPIGNY, CHEVALIER DE. Etat-present de la 
 
 Louisiane, avec toutes les particularites de cette Province 
 d'Amerique. Pour servir de Suite a l'Histoire des Eta- 
 blissemens des Europeens dans les Deux Indes (De Ray- 
 nal) ; par le Colonel, Chevaler de Champigny. La Haye: 
 Frederic Staatman, 1776. 8vo, pp. 147, (2). + Amster- 
 dam : 1 78 1. 
 
 Translation in French's Hist. Coll. of Louisiana. V. 287. 
 
 842. . La Louisiane ensanglantee avec toutes les Particu- 
 
 laritees de cette horrible Catastrophe. Amsterdam: 1773. 
 8vo. 
 
 843. CHANDLER, SETH. History of the Town of Shirley, 
 
 Mass., from its early Settlement to 1882. Portraits and 
 Plates. Shirley : Seth Chandler, 1884. 8vo, pp. 744. 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1895. 3.50: Libbie. 1897, 3.00: Carruth, 1898, 
 cl, 3.00; Manson, 1899, 3.50; Guild, 1887. 5.00. 
 
 844. CHANDLESS, WILLIAM. A Visit to Salt Lake; being a 
 
 Journey Across the Plains, and a Residence in the Mor- 
 mon Settlements at Utah. London : Smith, Elder & Co., 
 1857. i2mo, pp. xii, 346. Map. 
 
 Sold: Guild, 1887, 1.25. 
 
 845. CHANNING, GEORGE G. Early Recollections of New- 
 
 port, R. I., from the year 1793 to 1831. Newport. R. I.: 
 A. J. Ward, Charles E. Hammett, Jr., 1868. i6mo, pp. 284. 
 
 Sold: Child, 1882, 2.00; Cable. 1882, 2.00; S. L. Boardman, 
 1883. 75 cts. : Bourquin, 1894, 20 cts. ; Deane. 1898. 50 cts. ; 
 Guild, 1887, 1. 00. 
 
 846. CHAPIN. REV. ALONZO B. Glastenbury for Two Hun- 
 
 dred Years: a Centennial Discourse. May 18th, A. D. 1853. 
 With an Appendix containing Historical and Statistical
 
 184 CHAPMAN. 
 
 Papers of Interest. Hartford : Press of Case, Tiffany & 
 Co., 1853. 8vo, pp. 252. Plan. 
 
 The Appendix contains the genealogy of Glastenbury Families. 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 25 cts. ; Brinley, 1879, 1.25; Cable, 
 1882, 1.87; Bushnell, 1883, hlf mo. git, 2.25 ; Manson, 1899, 
 2.55; Cable, 1883, 1.00; Henkels, 1900, 2.00: Clogston, 
 1875, 75 cts.; Hoffmann, 1877. 50 cts.; Whitmore, 1902, 
 2.75 : Guild. 1887, 2.00. 
 
 847. CHAPIN, CHARLES WELLS. Sketches of the Old In- 
 
 habitants and other Citizens of Old Springfield, of the 
 Present Century, and its Historic Mansions of "Ye Olden 
 Tyme." With 124 illustrations and 60 autographs. Spring- 
 field : Springfield Binding and Printing Co.. 1893. 8vo, pp. 
 xi. 1 1., 420.* 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1904, cl, 3.00. 
 
 848. CHAPMAN, GEORGE W. History of Gilead. and Prose 
 
 and Poetic Writings. Portland : Published by the Author. 
 B. Thurston & Co., Prs., 1867. i2mo. pp. 132. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 2.37; Cable, 1882, bds, 4.00; S. L. Board- 
 man, 1883, 1.75. 
 
 849. CHAPMAN, ISAAC A. A Sketch of the History of Wyo- 
 
 ming. To which is added An Appendix containing a Sta- 
 tistical Account of the Valley and Adjacent Country. By 
 a Gentleman of Wilkesbarre. Wilkesbarre, Perm. : Sharp 
 D. Lewis, 1830. 121110, pp. 209. Map. 
 Sold: Terry, 1889. .75 ; Rice, 1870, hlf mo. git, 3.25 ; Fisher. 
 1866, elf, 2.00 ; Woodward, 1869. 55 cts. ; Cable, 1882, 1.37 ; 
 Brinley. 1880, bds, 2.25; Waterbury, 1895, 2.62; Menzies, 
 1S76, 2.50; Bushnell, 1883, hlf elf. git. 1.63; Manson, 1899, 
 1.00; Bourquin, 1894, 80 cts.; Coxe, 1004, shp, 3.00; Hen- 
 kels, 1905, shp, 3.80; Bourquin. 1894, 60 cts.; Henkels, 
 1898, 1.75; Bangs. Merwin, 1865, 2.21; Hoffmann. 1877. 
 t.oo; Field, 1875, 1.60; A. G. Greene. 1869. 87 cts.; Guild, 
 1887, 3.12: Clogston, 1875. 87 cts.; Bangs. 1901, shp, map 
 of Wyoming and Lackawanna Valleys, by Geo. Jones. 
 engraved by Doolittle. inserted, 5.25. 
 
 850. CHAPMAN, JOHN A. The Annals of Newberry. In Two 
 
 Parts. Pari First, by John Belton O'Neall, LL. I). Part
 
 CHAPPEIX. 185 
 
 Second, by John A. Chapman. Newberry, S. C. : Aull & 
 Ih.useal, 1892. 8vo, pp. 816. Index, pp. \ii. 
 
 Portraits of Old Settlers. Early Settlements, Palatine Settle- 
 ment, Friends and their Migration to Ohio, Events preceding Seces- 
 sion, War Times in Newberry, The Soldiers of Newberry. Part 1 
 was published in 1859. Part 2 in 1892. 
 
 Sold: Proud, 1903, 1.00. 
 
 851. History of Edgefield County. From the Earliest Settlement 
 
 to 1897. Biographical and Anecdotical ; with Sketches of 
 the Seminole War; Nullification; Secession; Reconstruc- 
 tion ; Churches and Literature; with Rolls of all the Com- 
 panies from Edgefield in the War of Secession ; "War with 
 Mexico and with the Seminole Indians. Newbury, S. C. : 
 Elbert H. Aull, 1897. 8vo, pp. 521. Folding map, vi.* 
 
 852. CHAPMAN, S. Handbook of Wisconsin. Milwaukee: 
 
 l8 55- + Second Edition. Enlarged. Milwaukee: S. 
 Chapman, 1855. 321110, pp. 117. 
 
 Sold: Waterbury, 1895, 25 cts. ; Field, 1875. 1.10. 
 
 853. CHAPMAN, THOMAS J. The Valley of the Conemaugh. 
 
 Altoona, Pa.: McCritm & Dern, Prs., 1865. i6mo, pp. 
 202.* 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1903, 2.10. 
 
 8 54- • The French in the Allegheny Valley. Cleveland. 
 
 O. : W. W. Williams. Pittsburg, Pa. : T. J. Chapman. 
 1887. 121110, pp. 209. 
 
 Historical data regarding the French, gathered from many 
 sources. 
 
 8 55- • Old Pittsburgh Days. Pittsburgh : iyoo. 121110, pp. 
 
 237- 
 
 856. CHAPPELL, ABSALOM HARRIS. Miscellanies of Geor- 
 gia. Historical. Biographical, Descriptive, &c. Parts 1. 
 2, 3, all published. Columbus. Ga. : 1874. Printed by 
 Thomas Gilbert. 8vo. Pt. 1, 2 prel. lvs.. pp. 73, i 1.: Pt. 
 2, pp. 137; Pt. 3, pp. 24. 
 
 8 57- • Miscellanies of Georgia; Historical. Biographical. 
 
 inscriptive. &c. Atlanta, Ga. : James F. Meegan. 1896. 
 8vo, pp. 244.
 
 1 86 CHASE 
 
 858. CHARLTON, EDWIN A. New Hampshire as it Is. In 
 
 Three Parts. Part I. A Historical Sketch of New Hamp- 
 shire from its First Settlement to the Adoption of the 
 Federal Constitutional in 1788. Part 2. A Gazetteer of 
 New Hampshire ; containing a Particular Description of 
 the Several Towns. Cities. Villages, &c. ; Remarkable 
 Curiosities, Mineral Localities, Statistical Tables; also of 
 the Counties, both Historical and Topographical. Part 3. 
 A General View of New Hampshire ; containing a De- 
 scription of its Soil, Productions, Climate ; its Geological 
 and Mineralogical Features ; the Principal Mountains, 
 Lakes, and Rivers ; Education and Religion ; Biographical 
 Sketches of Distinguished Men ; Literary, Scientific, and 
 Charitable Associations ; Banks, Railroads, Newspapers, 
 &c. Together with the Constitution of the State. Com- 
 piled from numerous Authentic Sources. Claremont, X. 
 H. : Tracy & Sandford, 1855. 121110. + Third Edition. 
 Revised, with an Appendix. Claremont : Tracy & Co., 
 1856. 8vo, pp. 592. (4).* 
 
 Some copies have the imprint : Claremont, N. H. : A. Kenney & 
 Co., 1857. l2mo. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 1856 ed., .40; Libbie, Olcott, 1901. 1855 
 ed., shp, .75; Waterbury, 1895, Claremont. 1857, 3d ed., 
 1.00: Manson. 1899, 75 cts. ; Cable, 1882, 1855 ed., 3.00; 
 Cable. 1883, 1857 ed., 62 cts. ; J. G. Smith, 1883. 1856 ed., 
 1.37: Guild, 1887. 1.25 : Clogston, 1875, 1857 ed.. 75 cts. 
 
 859. CHASE, BENJAMIN. History of Old Chester, from 1719 
 
 to 1869. Auburn, N. H. : The Author, 1869. 8vo, pp. xvi, 
 702. Map. Woodcuts, and 15 Portraits. 
 
 "Old Chester included Raymond Candia, Hookset, Derryfield 
 and Auburn." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Chase & Dale, 1897, cl, 4.25 ; Blanchard, 1898, hlf mo, 
 git, 4.50; Balcom. 1901, 5.50; Olcott, 1901, cl, 5.10: Man- 
 son, 1899, 4.50; Cable, 1883, 3.75; Guild, 1887, 6.50; Clog- 
 ston, 1875, 2 - 2 5 ! Bartlett, 1903, cl, lacks map, 4.00; Has- 
 sam, 1903, cl, map lacking, 4.00. 
 
 860. CHASE, FRANCIS (M. A.). Gathered Sketches from the 
 
 Early History of New Hampshire and Vermont ; contain- 
 ing Vivid and Interesting Accounts of a Great Variety of 
 the Adventures of our Forefathers, And of other Inci- 
 dents of Olden Time. Original and Selected. Edited by
 
 CHASE. 187 
 
 Francis Chase, M. A. Claremont, N. H. : Tracy, Kenney 
 & Co., 1856. 121110, pp. 215. Woodcuts.* 
 
 Sold: Terry, .63; Woodward, 1869, 1.50; Henkels, 1900, 50 
 cts. ; Dunbar, 1892, 35 cts. ; Cable, 1882, 1.00; Waterburv. 
 1895, 1.20; J. G. Smith, 1883, 90 cts.; Bushnell, 1883, 60 
 cts. ; S. L. Boardman, 1883, 62 cts. ; Manson, 1899, 55 cts. : 
 Child, 1882, 87 cts.; Bourquin, 1894, 10 cts.; Guild, 1887. 
 45 cts. 
 
 861. CHASE, FREDERICK. History of Dartmouth College an. 1 
 
 of the Town of Hanover. N. H. Vol 1. Edited by John 
 K. Lord. Cambridge: Wilson, 1891. Roy. 8vo.- Portraits. 
 
 Vol. I is all that was ever published. 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, cl, unct. 3.25. 
 
 862. CHASE, GEORGE WINGATE. The History of Haverhill. 
 
 Massachusetts, from its First Settlement in 1640, to the 
 Year i860. By George Wingate Chase. (Motto.) Hav- 
 erhill : Published by the Author, 1861. 8vo, pp. xvi, 663, 
 (1). Index, xx. Lithographic Plates.* 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 3.50; Cable, 1883, 1.75; Libbie, 1901, mo, 
 unct, git, extra illus with 27 portraits, 5.62 ; same sale, cl. 
 3.25; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 3.25; J. G. Smith, 1883, 1.87; 
 Balcom. 1901, 4.00; Hoffmann, 1877. 3.00; Shurtleff, 1875, 
 3.75; Harold Peirce, 1903, hlf mo, git, unct, 5.75; Cooke, 
 1883 (2 cops.), 3.20; Anderson, 1904, hlf mo, unct. 22 
 extra illus, 3.50; Hazen, 1905, hlf elf, 3.75 : Patterson, 1896, 
 3.00; same sale, 3.50: Libbie, 1897, 4.00; Libbie, 1897, 
 5.00; Murphy. 1884, 2.25; Sherman, 1898, 5.25; Deane, 
 1898, 3.00; Woodward, 2.50; Brinley, 1879, 3.50; Bushnell. 
 1883, 1.75; Manson, 1899, 2.75; Child, 1882, 2.50; Ander- 
 son, 1905, hlf 1110, unct, 25 extra illus, 10.00; Idem.. 13.00; 
 Field, 1875, 2.75 ; A. G. Green, 1869. 1.75 ; Guild, 1887, 3.50; 
 Clogston. 1875, 2.12; Libbie, 1901. hlf mo, git, unct, 6.00; 
 Libbie, 1898, 3.00; Libbie, 1900, 4.50; Anderson, 1902. cl, 
 3.00; Libbie, iqoi, hlf mo. unct. 27 plates inserted, 5.62; 
 1902, hlf mo, git, unct, 25 pi. inserted. 5.00; Bartlett. 1903, 
 hlf mo, unct, 22 extra plates inserted. 4.25. 
 
 863. CHASE, P. F. The Lancaster (N. H.) Sketch Book. Brat- 
 
 tleboro: 1887. i6mo. Paper. 
 
 Sold: Olcott, 1901, paper, .65.
 
 1 88 CHILD. 
 
 864. CHASE, SALMON P. A Sketch of the History of Ohio. 
 
 Cincinnati: Care}' & Fairbank, 1833. 8vo, pp. (2), 40. 
 
 "This was prefixed to Chase's Statutes of Ohio. Cincinnati. 
 1833. 3 vols. A few copies were separately printed." Sabin. 
 
 "In the 'Statutes' the title was : 'A Preliminary Sketch of the 
 History of Ohio.' It was the first general history of Ohio published." 
 Thomson, 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1881. 1.50. 
 
 CHEEVER, GEORGE BARRELL. See G. Mount. 
 
 865. CHENEY, T. APOLEON. Historical Sketch of the Che- 
 
 mung Valley. Watkins, N. Y. : 1868. 8vo, pp. 59.* 
 
 Dedicated to Wm. Cullen Bryant. 
 Sold: Bushnell, 1883, extra ill, hlf mo, 3.50; Henkels, 1900, 
 2.00; Henkels. 1901, 25 cts. 
 
 866. CHENEY, TIMOTHY C. Reminiscences of Syracuse. By 
 
 Timothy C. Cheney. Compiled by Paris B. Johnson. 
 From Personal Recollections of the Author first published 
 in the Syracuse Daily Standard. Syracuse : Summers & 
 Brother, 1857. 8vo, pp. 32. 
 
 Sold: Hoffmann, 1877, 1.00. 
 CHETWOOD, W. R. See Robert Boyle. 
 
 867. CHIDLAW, B. W. An Historical Sketch of Paddy's Run, 
 
 Butler County, Ohio, delivered Saturday, July 30, 1876. 
 Hamilton, O. : Hamilton Telegraph Job Rooms, 1876. 
 8vo, half title and ten leaves unnumbered. 
 
 868. CHILD, DAVID LEE. The Taking of Naboth's Vineyard, 
 
 or History of the Texas Conspiracy, and an Examination 
 of the Reasons given by the Hon. J. C. Calhoun, Hon. R. 
 J. Walker, and others, for the Dismemberment and Rob- 
 bery of the Republic of Mexico. New York : S. W. Bene- 
 dict & Co., 1845. 8vo, pp. 32. 
 
 869. . The Texan Revolution. Republished with Addi- 
 tions from the Northampton (Massachusetts) Gazette, to 
 which is added A Letter from Washington on the annexa- 
 tion fif Texas, and the late outrage in California, by 
 I'robus. (Republished with additions from The Libe- 
 rator. Washington: 1843.) pp.84.
 
 CHILD. [89 
 
 870. CHILD, FRANK SAMUEL. South Dakota: Resources. 
 
 People, Statehood ; the Gleanings of a Journey through 
 the Territory. New York: The Baker Taylor Co., [888. 
 121110, pp. 67. 
 
 871. . An Old New England Town: Sketches of Life. 
 
 Scenery, Character. New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1895. 
 i2ino. pp. 16. 230. Illustrated.* 
 
 Papers about the old town of Fairfield, Conn., read before the 
 Eunice Dennie Burr Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolu- 
 tion, concerning the early history and romance of the town. 
 
 872. CHILD, HAMILTON. Gazetteer and Directory of Jeffer- 
 
 son County. X. Y., for 1866-7. Watertown,. N. Y. : I.. 
 Ingalls & Co., 1866. 8vo, pp. 208. -\- The Same. 1868-9. 
 8vo, pp. 356. Continued.* 
 
 873. . Gazetteer of Berkshire County (Mass.), 1725-1885. 
 
 Compiled by Hamilton Child. Syracuse: 1885. 8vo, pp. 
 947. Illustrated. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 5.50. 
 
 874. . Gazetteer of Cheshire County, N. H., 1736 to 1885. 
 
 Syracuse : 1885. Roy. 8vo. Portraits and Plates. 
 
 Sold: Bell, 1895, 6.50; West, 1901, russ, 3.75. 
 
 875. . Gazetteer of Grafton County. N. H., 1709 to 1886. 
 
 With Business Directory, 1885-86. Syracuse : 1886. Roy. 
 8vo. Steel portraits and Illustrations. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901. 5.50; Bell, 1895, 3.25. 
 
 876. . Gazetteer and Business Directory of Addison 
 
 County, Vermont. 1882-3. Compiled and Published by 
 Hamilton Child. Syracuse, N. Y. New York : 1882. 8vo, 
 PP- 55 1 - 
 
 Includes history and war records of each town. 
 
 877. . Gazetteer and Business Directory of Bennington 
 
 County, Vt., for 1880-1. Syracuse, N. Y. : 1882. 8vo, pp. 
 500. 
 
 878. . Gazetteer and Business Directory of Caledonia and 
 
 Essex Counties, Vermont, 1764-1887. Syracuse: 1887. 
 8vo, pp. 492 ; 298.
 
 I9O CHI F.MAN. 
 
 879. . Gazetteer and Business Directory of Chittenden 
 
 County, Vermont, for 1882-83. Syracuse : 1882. 8vo, pp. 
 584- 
 
 880. . Gazetteer and Business Directory of Franklin and 
 
 Grand Isle Counties, Vermont, for 1882-83. Syracuse: 
 1883. 8vo, pp. 612. 
 
 881. . Gazetteer and Business Directory of La Moille and 
 
 Orleans Counties, Vermont, for 1883-84. Syracuse: 1883. 
 
 8vo, pp. 658. 
 
 882. . Gazetteer and Business Directory of Orange 
 
 County, Vt., 1762-1888. Syracuse: 1888. 8vo, pp. 214. 
 Steel portraits. 
 
 Sold: Clogston, 1899, 4.00. 
 
 883. . Gazetteer and Business Directory of Washington 
 
 County, Vermont, 1783-1889. Syracuse: 1889. 8vo, pp. 
 544 ; 280. 
 
 884. . Gazetteer and Business Directory of Windsor 
 
 County, Vermont. Syracuse: 1884. 8vo, pp. 666. Illus- 
 trated. 
 
 Includes War Record, History of each town, &c. 
 
 885. CHILD, LYDIA MARIA. The First Settlers of New Eng- 
 
 land : or, Conquest of the Pequods, Narragansetts and Po- 
 kanokets: as related by A Mother to her Children, and 
 designed for the Instruction of Youth. By a Lady of 
 Massachusetts. Boston: Munroe and Francis, 1822. 
 i8mo, pp. 282, (1). Plate. + Boston: 1829. 121110, pp. 
 282, (1). Plate. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 2.50. 
 
 886. CHILDE, CROMWELL. Old New York Downtown. New 
 
 York: The Brown Green Co., 1901. 8vo, pp. 60. Illus- 
 trated. 
 
 887. CHIPMAN, R. MANNING. The History of Harwinton, 
 
 Connecticut. Hartford: Williams, Wiley & Turner, i860. 
 8vo, pp. 152. With an appendix.
 
 e 
 
 CHUKI H. 191 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 1.00; Brinley, [879, 4.00; Hoffmann, 
 1877, 2.12; Bushnell, 1883, hit mo, 2.00; Manson, 1899, 
 2. 12 ; Guild, 1887, 2.00. 
 
 888. CHITTENDEN, HIRAM M. The Yellowstone National 
 
 Park. Historical and Descriptive. Maps. Views and 
 Portraits. Cincinnati : The Robert Clarke Co., 1895. 8vo, 
 pp. 14, 397. 
 
 Contains a list of the geographical names of the Park, and a 
 24-page bibliography of the literature concerning the region. 
 
 889. CHURCH, BENJAMIN. An Oration delivered March 
 
 Fifth, 1773, at the Request of the Inhabitants of the Town 
 of Boston ; to Commemorate the Bloody Tragedy of the 
 Fifth of March, 1770. Boston: Printed and Sold at the 
 New Printing Office, 1773. 4to, pp. 20. -(- Boston, 1773. 
 4to, pp. 16. -(- Third Edition. Boston, 1773. 4to, pp. 18. 
 -f- Boston, 1785. 8vo, pp. 14. 
 
 Sold: Chase & Dale, 1897, 3d ed.. 1773, hlf mo, unct, 5.00; 
 Deane, 1898, hlf mo, 5.50. 
 
 890. . The History of King Philip's War. With an Intro- 
 duction and Notes by Henry Martyn Dexter. Boston : 
 John Kimball Wiggin, 1865. 4to, i 1., pp. 1, i 1., pp. (3), 
 205. 2 vols. 250 copies printed in fcap 4to, and 35 on 
 large paper, rl. 4to. Library N. E. Hist., No. 2. 
 
 "Contains reprint of T. C.'s 'Entertaining Passages.' There are 
 4 pages before the title page, on the first is: 'Library of New Eng- 
 land History, No. 11;' on the third, 'Church's Fhilip's War, Part 1.'" 
 Williamson. 
 
 There is a monograph of J. K. Wiggin on title page. 
 
 The 4 volumes of Wiggin's Library of New England History : 
 Church's King Philip's War, 2 vols.; Mourt's Relation; Plain Deal- 
 ing; sold. Woodward, 1S69, hlf mo. extra, by Bradstreet, git, 22.00. 
 
 Sold: Large pap. Bell, 1895, 8.50; Coburn, sm pap. [895, 
 7.00; Sherman. 1898, cl, unct, sm 4to, 8.00 ; Philip's War 
 and Eastern Expeditions, 2 vols, 1865-67, Olcott. 1901. cl. 
 unct, 8.20; Stephens, 1904. hlf mo, unct. 9.50; Massie, 
 1905, hlf mo. unct. India pap. 11.00; Rice, 1870. 2 vols, 
 4to, blue levt mo, git, large pap, 14.50; the same sale. 4to, 
 unct, 3.00: Livermore, 1894. 2 v, large pap, 10.00; Liver- 
 more, 1894, 2 v, sm pap, 9.00; Brinley, 1879, 2 v, 1865-67. 
 unct, 4.50; Roche, 1867, pap, unct. 14.00; Dunbar. [892, 
 8.50; Bangs, 1894, 9.00: Balcom, 1901, 10.00; Bushnell.
 
 I92 CHURCH. 
 
 1883, Philip's War and Eastern Expedition, 1867, 2 vols, 
 3.75; Manson, 1899, 2 vols, elf, git, unct, 8.00; Child, 1882, 
 large pap, unct, 7.00; Thornton, 1878, 2.00; J. G. Smith, 
 1883, inserted portrait of Church, unct, 6.25; Hoffmann, 
 1877, large pap, cl, unct, 3.25 ; Shurtleff, 1875, large pap, 
 5.50: Field, 1875, 2.62; Bangs, 1901, 2 v, 4.50; large pap, 
 6.00; Clogston, 1899, hlf mo, unct, 3.75; Poole, 1900, hlf 
 mo, unct, 9.00; Wales, 1903, pap, unct, 2 v, large pap, 
 10.00. 
 
 891. . The History of the Eastern Expeditions of 1689, 
 
 1690, 1692, 1696, and 1704 against the Indians and French. 
 With an Introduction and Notes by Henry Martyr) Dex- 
 ter. Boston : J. K. Wiggin and Wm. Parsons Lunt, 1867. 
 Sm. 4to. pp. xxxii, (1), 203. Map. + 1868. 
 
 Library of N. E. Hist. No. in. See, also, Francis Baylies. Edi- 
 tion of 250 copies small 4to and 35 royal 4to. 
 
 Sold: Field, 1875, 2.63 ; Perry, 1899, Philip's War & Eastern 
 Expedition. 5.20. 
 
 892. CHURCH, CHAS. JUST S. Litchfield County Centennial 
 
 Celebration, held at Litchfield, Conn., 13th and 14th of 
 August, 1851. Hartford: Edwin Hunt, 1851. 8vo, pp. 
 212. Plate. 
 
 Historical address by Ch. Just S. Church ; Poem by Rev. J. Pier- 
 pont; The Age of Homespun, by Rev. Dr. H. Bushnell. 
 
 Sold: Brinley. 1879, 1.50; Cable, 1882, 6.00. 
 
 893. CHURCH, JOHN HUBBARD. The First Settlement of 
 
 New England. A Sermon delivered in the South Parish 
 in Andover, April 5, 1810; being the Annual Fast in Mas- 
 sachusetts. Sutton (Mass.) : Sewell Goodridge, 1810. 
 121HO, pp. 24* 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869. 2.00; Guild, 1887, t.oo. 
 
 894. CHURCH, THOMAS. Entertaining Passages | Relating to 
 
 I Philip's War | which | Began in the Month of June, 1675. 
 I As also of I Expeditions | More lately made j Against the 
 Common Enemy, and Indian Rebels, j in the Eastern 
 Parts of New England: | with | Some Account of the 
 Divine Providence | towards | Benj. Church Esqr. ; | By 
 T. C. Boston: Printed by B. Green in the Year 1716. | 
 4to. Title, pp. (4), 120.*
 
 CHURCH. If)} 
 
 Hiving my Minutes by ine ; my Son has taken the care and 
 pains to Collect from them the lnsuing Narrative — which I have had 
 the perusal of and find nothing a-miss.' Benj. Church. To the 
 Reader of the 'Entertaining Passages.' This is one of the rarest 
 books of its class. I have never seen a copy for sale." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Contem'y slip. 1716, Murphy, 1884, 310.00; Brinley„ 
 1879. interleaved, pp. (4), 120, portrait of B. Church in- 
 serted, hlf russia, 150.00; this copy belonged to Saml. G. 
 Drake; Ives, i8c)i, same copy, 500.00. 
 
 895. . The I Entertaining | History | of | King Philip's 
 
 War, J which began in the Month of June, 1675. | As also 
 of I Expeditions | more lately made | Against the Common 
 Enemy, and Indian | Rebels, in the Eastern Parts of New- 
 England : I With some Account of the Divine | Providence 
 towards | Col. Benjamin Church : | By Thomas Church. 
 Esq., his Son. The Second Edition. | Boston : Printed 
 1716. I Newport, Rhode Island. Reprinted and Sold | by 
 Solomon Southwick, in Queen St. 1772. | 8vo, pp. iv, 198. 
 (1).* 
 
 "The picture of King Philip first published in this edition is 
 fictitious; so also is that of Col. Church (see Rich, Vol. I, 198), who 
 expresses the opinion that they 'are probably among the first speci- 
 mens of engraving done in New England.' The latter is said to have 
 been taken from a picture of Charles Churchill, the poet, with th. 
 addition of a powder-horn slung round the neck. This edition is 
 rare." Sabin. 
 
 "This contains the excessively rare portrait of Col. Benj. Church. 
 engraved by Paul Revere, the Mercury of the American Revolution, 
 and which appears in this edition for the first time." Henkels. 
 
 Sold: Deane, 1898, shp, later impression of portrait, New- 
 port, 1772, 13.50; Rice, 1870, elf, git, by Bedford, portrait 
 inserted. 17.00; Brinley. 1879, red gros gr levt mo, extra. 
 by Bedford, 20.00 ; McKeen. 1902, hlf mo, git, 25.00 r 
 Pennypacker, 1906, Second edition of Philip's War bd 
 with New England's Memorial, Newport, 1772, contemn- 
 shp, from library of Richard Stockton, signer, with his 
 autograph, 40.00: Murphy, 1884, hlf mo. git. 5.50. 
 
 896. . The History of King Philip's War. Commonly 
 
 Called The Great Indian War, of 1675 and 1676. Also of 
 the French and Indian Wars at the Eastward, in 1689. 
 K«)o. 1692, 1696 and 1704. By Thomas Church. Esq. 
 With numerous Notes to Explain the Situation of th> 
 Places of Battles, the Particular Geography of the Rav- 
 aged Country, and the Lives of the Principal Persons 
 Engaged in those Wars. Uso an Appendix. Containing
 
 194 CHUKCH. 
 
 an Account of the Treatment of the Natives by the early 
 voyagers, the settlement of N. England by the forefathers, 
 the Pequot War, narrative of Persons carried into cap- 
 tivity, anecdotes of the Indians, and the most important 
 Indian wars to the time of the Creek War. By Samuel 
 G. Drake. Boston : 1825. i2mo. Plates. -)- Second Edi- 
 tion, with Plates. Boston: Printed by J. H. A. Frost, 
 1827. i2mo, pp. 360. 3 Plates. + Boston: Wiat, 1827. 
 i2mo, pp. 360. + Second Edition, with Plates. Exeter, 
 N. H.: J. & B. Williams, 1829. i2mo, pp. x, 358. + Sec- 
 ond Edition, with Plates. Boston : Milo, Mower & Co., 
 1829. i2mo, pp. viii, 356. Plates. 4- Third Edition, with 
 Plates. Boston: 1825. i2mo, pp. 360. Frontispiece. 4- 
 Exeter, N. H. : 1836. i2mo. -4- Reprinted, with Plates. 
 Exeter, N. H. : 1839. -4- Exeter, 1840. -4- Exeter, N. H. : 
 1843. i2mo. -J- Another Edition. Revised and Corrected 
 in several places. 1845. -f- Revised Edition. New York : 
 H. Dayton. 1845. 8vo, pp. 360. -f- Revised Edition. Coop- 
 erstown : H. & E. Phinney, 1846. 121110. + Hartford : 
 Silas Andrus & Son. (n. d.) + Silas Andrus & Son, 1851. 
 + Hartford, 1854. i2mo, pp. 360. 
 
 The extra edition of 1829 is from the same plates as the Boston 
 edition of 1827, with a new title page. 
 
 "Also printed on large paper, with lines around the page, form- 
 ing an octavo volume, with coarsely colored woodcuts. The stereo- 
 type plates finally passed into the hands of another publisher, and 
 this edition is dated 'New York, 1859,' 8vo : another edition, New 
 York. i860. 8vo, pp. 360. It was also reprinted in 'Knapp's Lib. 
 Amer. Hist.' and finally reissued by a different editor." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: 1825 ed. : Woodward, 1869, 3.50: Brinley, i88t, 
 2.00: Manson, 1899, Hartford ed., n. d.. 3.00; Cable, 
 1882, Hartford, 1854 ed., 2.12: M. D. Oilman. 1884. 
 1828 ed., 1 If torn, j$ cts. ; Shurtleff, 1875. 1 S5 1 ed., 
 Hartford, 62 cts.; 1S27 ed. : Olcott, 1901, slip, 2.75: Bar- 
 low, 1890, elf, 4.00; Manson, 1899, 1.60; Shurtleff, 1875. 
 62 cts.: Guild, 1887, shp. t,j cts.; Hassarn, 1003. shp, 
 5.10; Manson, 1904, shp, 7.00; 1820. Host. ed. : Rice, 
 1870, shp. .75; Barlow, 1890, 1.50: J. G. Smith. 1883, 
 4.37; Balcom, 1901, 2.00; Merwin-Clayton, 1904, hlf mo, 
 10.00; Exeter, 1829: A. G. Greene, 1869. 2.50; Stephens, 
 1904, shp, 3.10; Chittenden, 1894, 1.00; Dunbar, 1892, 1.37; 
 Manson, 1899, 2.15; Cable, 1882, 1.00; M. D. Gilman. 
 1884, 87 cts.; Cooke, 1883, shp, 1.25; Polock, 1904, shp. 
 1.30; 1836, Exeter ed. : Murphy. 1884, 1.75; Rich, 1861,
 
 CIST. I95 
 
 2s. 6d. ; 1834 ed.: Libbie, [899, slip, 3.00; Brinley, 1881, 
 1.00; West. [889, [.37; Manson, [904, Drake, New York, 
 11. d., levt mo, extra. git, unct, 71 extra plates inserted, 
 27.00. 
 
 897. CHURCH, SAMUEL. A Historical Address delivered on 
 
 the One hundredth Anniversary of the first Town Meet- 
 ing of the Town of Salisbury, Ct., October 20, 1841. New 
 Haven: 1842. 8vo, pp. 96. 
 
 Sold: Proud, 1903, bd with thanksgiving sermon by Ad Reid, 
 full mo, git, 3.25. 
 
 898. . Address on the History of Salisbury, Ct., at the 
 
 Centennial Celebration of the Town, October 20th, 1841. 
 Salisbury: 1842. pp. 59. 
 
 899. CHURCHILL, AMOS. Sketches of the History of the 
 
 Town of Hubbardton. Vt., with remarks on the Ancient 
 Customs and Practices of the People and some Miscella- 
 neous Articles. By an Old Man. Rutland: Steam Press 
 of G. A. Tuttle & Co., 1855. i2mo, pp. (4), 64. 
 
 Reprinted in Vermont Historical Gazetteer, Vol. 3, pp. 746-778. 
 Sold: Clogston, 1875, 1.25. 
 
 900. CHURCHILL, JOHN C. Landmarks of Oswego County, 
 
 Xew York. Edited by J. C. Churchill, L L. D. Assisted 
 by H. Perry Smith and W. Stanley Child. Syracuse, 
 N. Y. : D. Mason & Co., 1895. 4to, pp. xi, 853 ; Part 2. 
 Biographical, pp. 348. Illustrated.* 
 
 Sold: Proud, 1903, 2.50. 
 
 901. CIST, CHARLES. Cincinnati in 1841 : Its Early Annals and 
 
 Future Prospects. Cincinnati: Printed and published for 
 the Author, 1841. 121110, pp. xi, 300. Plates. 
 
 902. . Sketches and Statistics of Cincinnati in 1851. Cin- 
 cinnati : W'm. H. Moore & Co., 1851. i2mo. pp. 8, 356.* 
 
 903. . Sketches and Statistics of Cincinnati in 1859. (Cin- 
 cinnati: 1859.) 121H0, pp. vi, 367. Plates. 22 pages of 
 illustrated advertisements at the end of the book.* 
 
 Cist gets information largely from Drake's Picture of Cincinnati, 
 i8 I5 .
 
 I96 CLAPP. 
 
 The "Early Annals" were compiled from the Western Spy and 
 Hamilton Gazette, from files as far back as 1789. Large editions of 
 Cist's books were printed. 
 
 Sold: 1841 ed. : Brinley, 1SS1, 13 cts. ; Bourquin, 1894, 15 
 cts. ; Woodward, 1869, 1.00; Child, 1882. 75 cts.; Bour- 
 quin, 1894, 10 cts.; Cooke, 1883. 50 cts.; Deane, 1898, 30 
 cts.: A. G. Greene, 1869, 50 cts.; 1851 ed. : Woodward, 
 1869, 25 cts.; Bourquin, 1894, 5 cts.; Hoffmann, 1877, 25 
 cts. : Deane. 1898, 25 cts.; 1859 ed. : Bushnell, 1883, 50 cts. 
 
 904. . The Cincinnati Miscellany, or Antiquities of the 
 
 West ; and Pioneer History and Local Statistics : com- 
 piled from the Western General Advertiser, from October 
 1st, 1844. to April 1st, 1845. (Vol. 2 to April 1st, 1846.) 
 Cincinnati: Caleb Clark, Printer, 1845-46. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 pp. 2J2 : 364, iv. -|- Cincinnati : Robinson & Jones, 1846. 
 2 vols. 8vo. 
 
 A larger edition of Vol. 2 than of Vol. 1 was published, and it 
 is often found separately. 
 
 Sold: Smith, 1867, 6.00; Hubbard. 1867, 5.20; Field, 1875, 
 3.75; Randall, 1901, Vol. i only, 2.00; Brinley, 1881, 
 Vol. 1 only, 1. 00; Bushnell, 1883, 2 vols., bds, 4.40; Guild, 
 1887, 2 v., bds, 3.00. 
 
 905. CLAIBORNE, JOHN FRANCIS HAMTRANCK. Missis- 
 
 sippi, as a Province, Territory and State, with Biographi- 
 cal Notices of Eminent Citizens. Volume 1. Jackson. 
 Miss.: Power & Barksdale, 1880. 8vo, pp. xxiii, 545, ( 1 I. 
 7 portraits. 
 
 Volume one is all that was published. "While in an advanced 
 state of preparation, Vol. 2 was destroyed by fire. This work is the 
 best source of information respecting Alabama while a part of Mis- 
 sissippi Territory. 1798-1817." Oicen, Bibl. Ala. 
 
 906. . Historical Account of Hancock County, and the 
 
 Seaboard of Mississippi. New Orleans, La. : 1876. Svo, 
 pp. 16. 
 
 907. CLAPP, DAVID. Ancient Proprietors of Jones's Hill, Dor- 
 
 chester, including brief Sketches of the Jones, Stoughton, 
 Tailer, Wiswall, Moseley, Capen, and Holden Families. 
 Boston : Printed for Private Distribution, 1883. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Whit more, 1902, 2 letters of author inserted, 5.25.
 
 CLAKK. 
 
 ' 97 
 
 908. CLAPP, EBENEZER. History of the Town of Dorchester, 
 
 Massachusetts. By a Committee of the Dorchester Anti 
 quarian and Historical Society. Boston: Ebenezer Clapp, 
 
 Jr., 1859. 8vo, pp. xii, 672. 
 
 "First published in parts. Mr. K. Clapp is the author of the 
 greater part, and the editor of the whole of the History of Dorches- 
 ter; Edmund Baker wrote the account of Neponsel River, Wm. B. 
 Trask, the account of the schools, James M. Robbins part of the 
 early history, and Mr. Clapp all the rest." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Bangs, Oct., 1894, 5.25; Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 1.75; 
 Libbie, 1896, 7.00; Patterson, 1896, 5.50: Murphy, 1884, 
 3.50; Deane, 1898, cl, 11.00; Blanchard, 1898, hlf levt mo, 
 git, unct, 5.00; Manson, 1904, unct, 7.50; Woodward, 
 1869, bds, unct, 3.00; Brinley, 1870, 3.50; Roche, [867, 
 unct, 5.00; same sale, cl, unct, 3.00; Cable, 1882, unct, 4.50; 
 Dtmlap, 1892, 4.50; Thornton, 1878, 2.50; Bushnell. 1883, 
 3.63; Manson, 1899, 12.50; J. G. Smith, 1883, 4.62; S. L. 
 Boardman, 1883, 4.50; Rice, 1870, hf elf, git. 3.25; Hoff- 
 mann, 1877, 6.25; Child, 1882, 5.75; Shurtleff, 1875, 2 - 2 5 ; 
 Cooke, 1883, 4.00; Whitmore, 1902, cl, 8.25; Guild, 1S87, 
 5.50; Clogston, 1875, 2.00; Perry, 1899, 5.20; Libbie, 1899, 
 8.00 ; Clogston, 1899, 6.50. 
 
 909. CLARE, ISRAEL SMITH. Brief History of Lancaster 
 
 County, Pa., with special reference to the growth and de- 
 velopment of its institutions designed for home and school. 
 Ed. by Anna Lyle. Lancaster : Argus Co., 1892. i2mo, 
 pp. 317.* 
 
 910. CLARK, C. M. The Picturesque Ohio: ;; historical Mono- 
 
 graph. Columbian edition. Cincinnati, O. : Cranston & 
 Curts. [893. i2mo, pp. 238. Illustrated. 
 
 911. CLARK, FRANK G. Historical Address given at the 150th 
 
 Anniversary of the Settlement of the Town of Lynde- 
 borough, N. H., Sept. 4, 1891. Concord : 1891. 8vo, pp. 68. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.00; Balcom, 1901, 1.00. 
 
 912. CLARK, GEORGE FABER. A History of the Town of 
 
 Norton, Bristol County. Massachusetts, from 1669 to 
 1859. Boston: Crosby, Nichols & Co.. 1859. 121110. pp. 
 xxv. 550. 19 Portraits and Plates. 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1896, 3.50: Patterson. 1896, with a. 1. s. of 
 author inserted, 3.25; Deane, 1898, cl, 3.75; Woodward,
 
 T 9S CLARK. 
 
 1869, 2.13; Cable, 1882, 3.75; Manson, 1899, 2.62; Cable, 
 1883, 2.00 ; Child, 1882, 3.50 ; J. G. Smith, 1883, 3.00 ; Shurt- 
 leff, 1875, 1.75: Guild, 1887, 4.50: Libbie, 1904. cl, 3.25; 
 Libbie, 1904, cl, 3.12. 
 
 913. CLARK, GEORGE ROGERS. Col. George Rogers Clark's 
 
 Sketch of his Campaign in the Illinois in 1778-9. With an 
 Introduction by Hon. Henry Pirtle, of Louisville, and an 
 Appendix containing The Public and Private Instructions 
 to Col. Clark and Major Bowman's Journal of the Taking 
 of the Post of St. Vincents. Cincinnati : Robert Clarke & 
 Co., 1869. 8vo, pp. viii, 119. Portrait. 
 
 Forms No. 3 of Ohio Historical Series. Small and large paper 
 copies were published. 
 
 914. CLARK, G. T. Oswego: an Historical Address delivered 
 
 July 15, 1896, at the Centennial Celebration of the Evac- 
 uation by the British of Fort Ontario, Oswego, N. Y., and 
 their Surrender of the Military Posts of the Northern 
 Frontier to the United States, n. p. 1896. 8vo, pp. 26.* 
 
 915. CLARK, HENRY. An Historical Address delivered at 
 
 Hubbardton, Yt., on the Eighty-second Anniversary of 
 the Battle of Hubbardton, July 7, 1859. With an Appen- 
 dix Containing an Account of the Celebration. Rutland: 
 George A. Tuttle & Co., 1859. 8vo, pp. 16. 
 
 Sold: Conland. 1904. orig. paper, presentation copy from 
 author, 3. 10. 
 
 916. CLARK, HIRAM C. History of Chenango County, con- 
 
 taining the Divisions of the County, and sketches of the 
 Towns : Indian Tribes and Titles ; Gov. Clinton's Pur- 
 chase of Twenty Townships; Early Inhabitants and Set- 
 tlements ; Also : Land-Patents ; Rise and Progress of Agri- 
 culture; Manufactures and Trade; Annals of the Che- 
 nango Canal ; Church History ; Eminent Men and States- 
 men, Professors, &c. Norwich: Thompson & Pratt, 1850. 
 8vo, pp. 120. 
 
 "One hundred copies made up from the pages of a newspaper 
 were printed." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Bushnell, 1883, hit mo, extra ill, 5.75: Massie, 1905, 
 sewed, unci. 5.50.
 
 CLARK. 199 
 
 917. CLARK, JOEL W. Miniature of Dansville Village. Hum- 
 
 bly Inscribed to the First Settlers and their Descendants. 
 Dansille, K. Y. : J. W. Clark, 1844. 121110, pp. 72. 
 
 918. CLARK, JOHN. Ill Newes | from | New England. | Or a 
 
 Narrative of New Englands | Persecution. | Whereunto | 
 Is added Eight severall Arguments to | prove that no 
 servant of Christ hath any Liberty much | less Authority 
 from Christ to prosecute others for | case of Conscience, 
 against those who to | maintain their own interest do 
 invite the Ma- | gistrate, therein to exceed his Commis- 
 sion. J By John Cleark Physitian of Rode Island in Amer- 
 ica. I ... I London | Printed by Henry Hills, and 
 are to be sold at his house in Fleet-Yard, | . . . 
 1652. I 4to. Title, pp. (18), 76. 
 
 This book, from which the above title was taken, is in the Har- 
 vard College Library. 
 
 919. . Ill I Newes | from [ New England: | or | A Narrative 
 
 of New-Englands | Persecution, j Wherein is Declared ] 
 That while old England is becoming new, New England 
 is become Old. | Also four Proposals to the Honoured 
 Parliament and Councel of State, | touching the way to 
 Propagate the Gospel of Christ (with small | charge and 
 great safety) both in Old England and New. | Also four 
 conclusions touching the faith and order of the Gospel of | 
 Christ out of his last Will and Testament, confirmed and 
 justified j By John Clark, Physician of Rode Island in 
 America. | (Texts of Scripture, three lines) London, | 
 Printed by Henry Hills living in Fleet Yard next door to 
 the Rose and Crown, in the vear 1652. | sm. 4to, pp. (20). 
 76.* 
 
 Publ. in Mass. Hist. Coll., 4th Ser., V. 2. 
 
 Sold: Barlow, 1890. elf, git, 170.00; Brayton Ives. 1891, red 
 levt mo, extra git, by Bedford, unct. 120.00; Menzies. 
 1876, levt mo, git, unct, by Bedford, 105.00. 
 
 920. CLARK, JAMES ALBERT. The Wyoming Valley, Upper 
 
 Waters of the Susquehanna, and the Lackawanna Coal 
 Region. Scranton : J. A. Clark, 1875. 8vo. pp. viii. 236. 
 Numerous photographs. 
 
 Mr. Clark also published "Sketches of the Scranton and Adja- 
 cent Coal Fields." (1875.) 
 
 Sold: M. D. Gilman, 1884, 1.62.
 
 200 CLAKK. 
 
 921. CLARK, JONAS. The Fate of Blood-thirsty Oppressors, 
 
 and God's | Tender Care of his Distressed People. | A | Ser- 
 mon | Preached at Lexington, | April 19, 1776. | To com- 
 memorate the Murder, Blood- | shed, and Commencement 
 of Hostilities, be- | tween Great-Britain and America, in 
 that Town. | by a Brigade of Troops of George iii, under 
 I Command of Lieutenant Colonel Smith, | on the Nine- 
 teenth of April, 1775. I To which is added | A Brief Nar- 
 rative of the principal | Transactions of that Day. | By 
 Jonas Clark. | motto 7 lines | Massachusetts-State : Bos- 
 ton : I Printed by Powers and Willis. | 1776. | 8vo, pp. 
 31.8. 
 
 922. . Opening of the War of the Revolution. 19th of 
 
 April, 1775. A Brief Narrative of the Principal Trans- 
 actions of that day. By Jonas Clark, Pastor of the Church 
 in Lexington, appended to a sermon preached by him in 
 Lexington, April 19, 1776. With copies of engravings of 
 scenes in Lexington and Concord, made and published in 
 1775. Taken by permission from an original set belong- 
 ing to Hon. George Bancroft. 4 full page heliotype plates 
 of the original coppers engraved by Amos Doolittle. Bos- 
 ton : 1875. Folio, pp. 8. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 15.00. 
 
 923. CLARK, JOSEPH S. An Historical Sketch of Sturbridge, 
 
 Mass., from its Settlement to the Present Time. Brook- 
 field : E. and L. Merriam, Printers, 1838. 8vo, pp. 48. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 1.75; Cable, 1883, 35 cts. ; Manson, 
 1899, 75 cts.; Shurtleff, 1875, 2.00; Guild, 1887, 1.10. 
 
 924. . Repairing the Breach. A Historical Discourse 
 
 preached in Plymouth, Mass., at the Twenty-fifth Anni- 
 versary of the Pilgrim Conference of Churches. May 16, 
 1855. Boston : Press of T. R. Marvin, 1855. 8vo. pp. 30. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 75 cts. 
 
 925. CLARK, LYMAN. Civil and Religious History of Andover 
 
 Centre, N. H. Haverhill, Mass. : 1901. 8vo, pp. 20. 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1902, 50 cts.
 
 CLARKE. -'''I 
 
 926. CLARK, MARY. A Concise History of Massai husetts from 
 
 its First Settlement, and for Fourteen Years the History 
 of all New England. Boston: 1837. 241110. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, hlf bd, 1.30. 
 
 927. CLARK, REV. SOLOMON. Antiquities, Historical, and 
 
 Graduates of .Northampton, Mass. Northampton: 1882. 
 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Guild, 1887, 2.12. 
 
 928. CLARKE, C. F. Whitneyville Congregational Church, 
 
 1795-1895; 100th Anniversary of the Organization of the 
 Congregational Church at Whitneyville, Ct. New Haven : 
 1896. pp. 54. 
 
 929. CLARKE, E. Y. Illustrated History of Atlanta, Georgia. 
 
 Atlanta: 1877. 121110, pp. 193. 193 illustrations. -\- The 
 Same. 1881. 
 
 The title page calls for a map, but it is not probable that one 
 was made. 
 
 930. CLARKE, F. W. Views around Ithaca: Being a Descrip- 
 
 tion of the Waterfalls and Ravines of this Remarkable 
 Locality. Ithaca, N. Y. : Andrus, McChain & Co., Pub- 
 lishers, 1869. i2mo, pp. 155. 
 
 931. CLARKE, JOHN. An Impartial and Authentic Narrative 
 
 of the P.attle fought on the 17th of June, 1775, between 
 His Britannic Majesty's Troops and the American Pro- 
 vincial Army, on Bunker's Hill, near Charles Town, in 
 New England. With a true and faithful account of the 
 officers who were killed and wounded in that memorable 
 battle. London: 1775. 121110, pp. 32. 
 
 "Rare original edition. Brinley, Menzics. Barlow, Ives, Rice, did 
 not possess this first edition. Second edition in Menzies' sale brought 
 $34.00." Manson. 
 
 Sold: 1st ed. : Manson, 1899, elf. extra, git, by P. Riach, for 
 H. Stevens, 140.00. 
 
 932. . An J Impartial and Authentic | Narrative I of the | 
 
 Battle I Fought on the 17th of June. 1775. j between His 
 Britannic Majesty's Troops | and the | American Provin- 
 cial Army, I on I Bunker's Hill, near Charles Town, in
 
 202 CLARKE. 
 
 New England. I With \ A True and Faithful Account of 
 the Officers | who were killed and wounded in that mem- 
 orable | Battle. | To which are added, | Some particular 
 Remarks and Anecdotes which j have not yet transpired. | 
 The whole being collected and written on the Spot. [ The 
 Second Edition, | With Extracts from Three Letters lately 
 received from | America ; | And all the Promotions in the 
 Army and Marines | since the said Battle. | By John 
 Clarke, | First Lieutenant of Marines. | London : | Printed 
 for the Author: And Sold by J. Millar. Whitehall; | J. 
 Bew, in Pater-noster-Row ; and — Sewel, in Cornhill. | 
 1775. I 8vo, Title, pp. 36. 
 
 "This interesting contemporary report is a volume of much 
 rarity. Mr. Rich notices the first edition, and describes it as having 
 pp. 36 and as this has no more, it is difficult to understand how the 
 'Extracts from three Letters lately received from America' should 
 have first appeared in this second edition. See M. R. 53, 265." Sabin. 
 
 Privately reprinted. 99 copies. New York : 1868. 
 
 Sold: Menzies, 1875, unct, 34.00; Brinley, 1879, 13.00; Rice. 
 1870, elf, by Bedford, 17.00; Stevens, 1886, London, elf, 
 extra, 5.50; 1868 reprint: Barlow, 1890, on Whatman 
 drawing paper, unct, 8.00; Manson, 1899. 2.00. 
 
 933. CLARKE, JOHN B. History of Manchester, X. H. A 
 
 Brief Record of its Past and a Picture of its Present ; with 
 38 Steel and 18 Wood Engravings of its Prominent Men 
 and Buildings. Manchester: 1875. 8vo, pp. 463. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 1.50; Olcott, 1901, 1.12; Manson, 1899. 
 1.50. 
 
 934. CLARKE, JOSHUA V. H. Onondaga, or Reminiscences 
 
 of Earlier and Later Times: being a Series of Historical 
 Sketches relative to Onondaga ; with Notes on the several 
 Towns of the Count}', and Oswego. In Two Volumes. 
 Syracuse: Stoddard & Babcock. 1849. 8vo, pp. xv, 402; 
 iv. 392. 1 1. "Conclusion." "To Gentle Reader." Portraits 
 and Maps." 
 
 "This valuable work was principally derived from chiefs or pio- 
 neers, then living, and holds the highest rank among treatises on 
 Aboriginal affairs for original information." Sabin. 
 
 Full page steel plate portraits. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1880, 3.00; Bangs. 1895, 4.75; Patterson, 1896, 
 a. 1. s. author inserted, 4.00; Murphy, 1884, hlf mo, 7.00: 
 Murphy, 1884, 4.00; Deane, 1898, hlf mo, 6.25; Fisher,
 
 CLARKSON. 203 
 
 1866, 4.50; Bangs, 1895, 5.00; Woodward, 1869, 2.50; 
 Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 3.00; Dunbar, 1892, 8.00; Water- 
 bury, 1895, 5.00; Hoffmann, 1877, shp, 4.00; Cable, 1882, 
 1.80; Bushnell, 1883, shp, 2.25; Cooke, 1883, hlf levt mo, 
 unct, 6.50; Guild, 1887, slip, 6.00; Clogston, 1875, 3.50; 
 Hough, [900, slip, 4.50; Anderson, [903, cl, 5.80: Ander 
 son, [905, hlf levt 1110, unct, 8.50; Anderson, 1905, shp. in 
 1 vol., 3.50. 
 
 935. CLARKE, PRESCOTT O. Rhode Island and Providence 
 
 Plantations, an Historical Sketch. 1885. 
 
 936. CLARKE, SAMUEL. A True and Faithful | Account of 
 
 the I Four Chiefest | Plantations | of the | English in 
 America, j To wit, | Of Virginia. | Xew England, j Ber- 
 mvdvs. I Barbados, j With the Temperature of the Vir 
 The nature of the | Soil: The Rivers. Mountains, I!east.->. 
 Fowls, Birds, | Fishes, Trees, Plants, Fruits, &c. | As also. 
 I Of the Natives of Virginia, and New-England, their | Re 
 ligion, Customs, Fishing, Huntings, &c. | Collected | By 
 Samuel Clarke, sometimes Pastor in Saint Bennet-Fink. 
 London. | London, | Printed for Robert Clavel, Thomas 
 Passenger, William Cadman, William Whitwood. 
 
 Thomas Sawbridge, and William Birch, 1670. Folio, pp. 
 
 85- 
 
 Also included in Clarke's Geographical Description of all the 
 Countries in Knowne Worlde. London: 1670-71. 
 
 937. CLARKE, S. J. History of McDonou^h County. Illinois. 
 
 Its Cities. Towns and Villages. With Early Remi- 
 niscences, Personal Incidents, and Anecdotes, and a com- 
 plete Business Directory of the County. Springfield : D. 
 W. Lusk, State Printer. 1878. 8vo, pp. 692. : = 
 
 Sold: Guild, 1S87, 2.25. 
 
 938. CLARKSON, THOMAS STREATFIELD. A Biographi- 
 
 cal History of Clermont or Livingston Manor. Before 
 and During the War for Independence, with a Sketch of 
 the first Steam Navigation of Fulton and Livingston. 
 Clermont. X. Y. : 1869. Rl. 8vo, pp. 319. 5 Plates. 
 
 "One hundred and fifty copies privately printed. Some copies 
 lack the plates." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Murphy. 1884. 4.75: Bushnell, 1883, 3.75: Clogston, 
 1875, hlf turk. unct, 3.50; Hough, 1900. cl. git, 6.00.
 
 204 CLAYTON. 
 
 939. CLAVIGERO, FRANCESCO SAVERIO. Storia della 
 
 California : Opera Postuma del Nob. Sig. Abate D. Fran- 
 cesco Saverio Clavigero. Venezia: Modesto Fenzo, 1789. 
 2 vols. 8vo, pp. 276, i 1. ; pp. 212, i 1. Map. 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, 5.50. 
 
 940. . Historia de la antigua o baja California. Obra 
 
 posthuma, traducida del italiano por el presbitero D. Nico- 
 las Garcia de San Vicente. Mejico: Juan R. Navarro, 
 1852. 8vo, 7 1., pp. 252. Table, 3 1. 
 
 941. CLAY, JEHU CURTIS (REV.). Annals of the Swedes on 
 
 the Delaware. To which is added The Charter of the 
 United Swedish Churches. Philadelphia: J. C. Pechin, 
 1835. 241:10, pp. 180. Portrait. + Second Edition, cor- 
 rected and enlarged. Philadelphia: F. Foster, 1858. 
 i2mo. pp. 179. (H. Hooker & Co.)* 
 
 Portrait of Dr. Collin and view of Wicacco Church. 
 Sold: Bangs, Merwin, 1865, .50; Balcom, 1901, 2.00; Murphy, 
 1884, 1.50; Fisher, 1866, hlf slip, .88; Fisher. 1866, hlf mo, 
 autograph of N. Collin inserted. 2.75; Woodward, 1869. 
 2.00; Henkels, 1901, hlf mo, git, 2.50; Brinley, 1880, 2.25; 
 Roche, 1867, slip. 1. 00; Bourquin, 1894. 1.20: Hoffmann. 
 1877, 1.80; Guild, 1887, 1.50: Polock, 1904. hlf ro, 3.00; 
 Weeks, 1902, 2.25 : Pennypacker, 1906, autograph presen- 
 tation copy, 2.00; same sale, with a. 1. s. of author, 2.25; 
 1858 ed. : Bushnell, 1883, 35 cts. ; Henkels. 1898, 2.00; Hen- 
 kels, 1899, 1.30; Henkels. 1900. 2.80; same sale. 1.80: Hen- 
 kels, 1901, 1.50: Weeks, 1902, 1.20: Bourquin. 1894, 1. 10: 
 Guild, 18S7, 2.12; Bangs, Merwin, 1865. 1.00. 
 
 942. CLAYTON. W. WOODFORD. History of Onondaga 
 
 Count}', New York, from the Earliest Period to the Pres- 
 ent Time, with Biographical Sketches of its rioneers and 
 Prominent Men. Syracuse : 1878. 4to, pp. 430. Maps, 
 Portraits and Illustrations. 
 
 943. . History of Union and Middlesex Counties, N. J. 
 
 With Biographical Sketches of many of their Pioneers 
 and Prominent Men. Illustrated. Philadelphia: Everts 
 & Peck, 1882. Roy. 8vo, pp. vii, 885. Maps.* 
 
 944. . History of Steuben County, New York; with Illus- 
 trations and Biographical Sketches of Some of its Promi-
 
 I LEAVELAND. 205 
 
 nent Men and Pioneers. Philadelphia: Lewis, Peck & 
 Co., 1879. (Printed by Lippincott & Co.) 4to, pp. 460.* 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 3.50; Bangs. 1900, russ, 10.50. 
 
 945- • History of York County, Maine. With [llustrations 
 
 and Biographical Sketches of its Prominent Men and 
 Pioneers. Philadelphia: Everts & Peck, 1880. 4to, pp 
 
 442.* 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 8.50. 
 
 946. . History of Davidson County, Tennessee, with Illus- 
 trations and Biographical Sketches of its Prominent Men 
 and Pioneers. Philadelphia: J. W. Lewis & Co., 1880. 
 4to, pp. 499. Portraits and Views.* 
 
 947- ■ • History of Cumberland County, Maine. With Illus- 
 trations and Biographical Sketches of its Prominent Men 
 and Pioneers. Philadelphia: Everts & Peck, 1880. Press 
 of J. I!. Lippincott & Co. 4to. pp. 456.* 
 
 Sold: Manson. 1899. hlf mo, git, 1S.n0: Libbie, 1902, hit* mo 
 git, 5.50. 
 
 948. CLAYTON, W. WOODFORD; NELSON, WILLIAM. 
 History of Bergen and Passaic Counties, New Jersev. 
 With Biographical Sketches of many of their Pioneers 
 and Prominent .Men. Illustrated. Philadelphia: Everts 
 & Peck, 1882. 4to, pp. 577. (Printed by Lippincott & 
 Co.)* 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 8.00; Bangs, 1900, 5.25: Bangs, 1896. 
 6.00; Proud, 1903, russ. git, 4.50: Anderson, 1904, russ. 
 git, 4.00: Merwin-Clayton, 1904. russ, 4.25; Merwin-Clay- 
 ton, 1905, russ, 4.25. 
 
 949- CLEAVELAND, NEHEMIAH. An Address delivered at 
 Topsfield in Massachusetts, August 28, 1850; the Two 
 Hundredth Anniversary of the Incorporation of the Town. 
 New York: Pudney & Russell, Prs., 1851. 8vo. pp. 74. 
 (1), xxxix. Portraits. 
 
 Sold: Manso,,. 1899. 75 cts. : Cable, 1882. 1.12; Guild. 1SS7. 
 75 cts.
 
 2o6 CLEMENT. 
 
 950. CLEVELAND, STAFFORD C. History and Directory of 
 
 Yates County, Containing a Sketch of its Original Settle- 
 ment by the Public Universal Friends, the Lessee County, 
 and others, with an Account of Individual Pioneers and 
 their Families; also, of other Leading Citizens Including 
 Church, School and Civil History, and a Narrative of The 
 Universal Friend, Her Society and Doctrine. By S. C. 
 Cleveland, Editor Yates County Chronicle, Vol. 1. With 
 18 Illustrations. Penn Yan, N. Y. : S. C. Cleveland, 
 Chronicle Office, 1873. 8vo, pp. xxiii, 766. Folding map, 
 index to v. 1, pp. 13. Frontispiece of Friends' Log Meet- 
 ing House.* 
 
 Only volume 1 was published. 
 
 951. CLEAVER, CHARLES. Early Chicago Reminiscences. 
 
 Revised from the Chicago Tribune. Chicago: Fergus 
 Printing Co.. 1882. 121110, pp. 52, (1).* 
 
 Fergus Hist. Sen, No. 19. 
 
 952. . History of Chicago, from 1833 to 1892, describing 
 
 the Difficulties of the Route from New York to Chicago 
 and Hardships of the First Winter. Also describing sev- 
 eral Trips to the Various Villages around, including one 
 to the East in the Year 1834, and Commencement of the 
 Packing and Grain Business in 1842. By Charles Cleaver, 
 one of the oldest residents of Chicago. Chicago: 1892. 
 i2mo, pp. 157.* 
 
 953. CLEMENS, ORION. City of Keokuk in 1856. A View of 
 
 the City, embracing its Commerce and Manufactures, and 
 containing the Inaugural Address of Mayor Curtis, and 
 Statistical Local Information ; also a Sketch of the Black 
 Hawk War, and History of the Half Breed Tract. His- 
 torical and Statistical Matter. Keokuk: Printed by O. 
 Clemens, 1856. 8vo, pp. 44. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 2.25; Field, 1875, 62 cts. 
 
 954. CLEMENT, JOHN. Sketches of the First Emigrant Set- 
 
 tlers in Newton Township, Old Gloucester County, West 
 New Jersey. Camden, N. J.: Sinnickson Chew, 1877. 
 8vo. pp. 442. 1 leaf errata. 3 folding maps and original 
 surveys at end of book, Frontispiece portrait of J. Cle- 
 ment.*
 
 COBURN. 207 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, 2.75; Bourquin, 1894, 2.10; Cress- in, 
 1902, hlf mo, git, 5.25; Henkels, 1900; 4.25; Proud, 1903, 
 cl, 4.50; Henkels, 1900, 4.25; Henkels, 1899, 4.00; Bangs, 
 1900, 4.75. 
 
 955. . Historical Sketches relating to the Early Settle- 
 ments of West New Jersey. Printed for Private Distri- 
 bution. 8vo, pp. 42. (Paper, n. p. n. d.) Privately 
 printed.* 
 
 Sold: Rogers, 1900, r.40; Henkels, 1900, 1.40. 
 
 956. CLUTE, J. J. Account of the Centennial Celebration at 
 
 Xorthfield. of the 4th of July, 1876, including the Oration 
 by G. W. Curtis, and Historical Sketch by J. J. Chile. 
 New York: 1876. pp. 23. 
 
 957. . Annals of Staten Island, From its Discovery to the 
 
 Present Time. New York: Press of Charles Yogt, 1877. 
 8vo, pp. xii, 464. Frontispiece of old church.* 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 2.00; Weeks, 1902, 2.25; Cable, 1882, 
 1.00; Cable, 1883, 37 cts. ; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 1 .00; Cooke, 
 1883, 1.30; Guild, 1887, 2.50; Bangs, 1902, cl, unct, 5.00; 
 Bangs, 1902, cl, 3.10; Conland, 1904, cl, 3.60; Anderson, 
 1904, cl, 3.30; Hurst, 1904, cl, 3.25. 
 
 958. CLYDE, JOHN C. (REV.). History of the Allen Town- 
 
 ship Presbyterian Church and the Community which has 
 sustained it, in what was formerly known as the "Irish 
 Settlement." Northampton County. By Rev. John C. 
 Clyde, A. M., whose Ancestry have been identified with 
 the Settlement in its Infancy. Philadelphia: Presbyterian 
 Histor. Society, 1876. i2mo, pp. viii, 198.* 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 80 cts. 
 
 959. COBURN, FRANK WARREN. The Centennial History 
 
 of the Battle of Bennington ; Compiled from the Most Re- 
 liable Sources and fully Illustrated with Original Docu- 
 ments and Entertaining Anecdotes. Col. Seth Warner's 
 Identity in the First Action completely established. Em- 
 bellished with a Portrait of General Stark, a plan of the 
 Battle Field, and other Engravings. Boston : George E. 
 Littlefield, 1877. 8vo, pp. 72.
 
 20S COCHRANE. 
 
 960. COBB, SANFORD H. The Palatine or German Immigra- 
 
 tion to New York and Pennsylvania, a Paper read before 
 the Wyoming Historical and Genealogical Society. 
 Wilkes-Barre, Pa.: 1897. Printed for the Society. 8vo, 
 pp. 30.* 
 
 961. . Story of the Palatines, an Episode in Colonial His- 
 tory. New York & London : G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1897. 
 8vo, pp. 319.* 
 
 962. COCHRAN, JOSEPH. History of Mifflin County, its Phys- 
 
 ical Peculiarities, Soil, Climate, &c, including an Early 
 Sketch of the State of Pennsylvania. Vol. 1. Harris- 
 burg: Patriot Publishing Co., 1879. 8vo, pp. 422, 4 pp. 
 advertisements. Frontispiece of Gen. J. P. Taylor.* 
 
 Sold: Proud, 1903, cl, 4.50. 
 
 963. COCHRANE, CHARLES H. History of the Town of Marl- 
 
 borough, Ulster County, New York, from 1712 to 1887. 
 Poughkeepsie : 1887. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Proud, 1903, cl, 3.50. 
 
 964. COCHRANE, CLARK B. Address delivered at the Cen- 
 
 tennial Celebration of the Incorporation of New Boston, 
 New Hampshire, July 4, 1863. Albany, N. Y. : J. Munsell, 
 Pr., 1863. 8vo, pp. 44. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1901, 25 cts. ; Hoffmann, 1877, 10 cts. 
 
 965. COCHRANE, HARRY H. History of Monmouth and 
 
 Wales, Me. (with genealogies). Illustrated by the 
 Author. East Winthrop : 1894. 2 vols. 8vo, pp. 849 ; 216. 
 
 Portrait and maps. 
 
 Paged continuously, Genealogy in Appendix, V. 2, pp. 1-216. 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 5.25. 
 
 966. COCHRANE, WARREN ROBERT. History of the Town 
 
 of Antrim, from its Earliest Settlement to June 27, 1877. 
 with a Brief Genealogical Record of all the Antrim Fam- 
 ilies. Manchester: 1880. 8vo. Steel Portraits and Plates. 
 
 g66a. . Memorial Sermon and Membership of the Presby-
 
 COFFIN. 20y 
 
 tcrian Church in Antrim, N. H. Boston : Noyes, Snow & 
 Co., 1877. 121110, pp. 64.* 
 
 Historical sermon by W. R. Cochrane, Nov. 5, 1876. 
 Sold: Bell, 1895, 5.25; Balcom, 1901, 5.25; Manson, 1899, 
 4.00; Cable, 1882, 3.75; Guild, 1887, 3.75; Hale, 1905, cl, 
 5-25- 
 
 967. COCHRANE, WARREN ROBERT; WOOD, GEORGE 
 
 K. History of Francestown, N. H. From its Earliest Set- 
 tlement, April, 1758, to January 1, 1891. With a Brief 
 Genealogical Record of all the Francestown Families. 
 Published by the Town. Nashua, N. H. : James H. Bar- 
 ker, l'r.. i8<)5. 8vo. pp. v, (1), 1016. Index, xvi. Folded 
 Plan of Town. Steel Plates. Frontispiece, Daniel Wood- 
 bury.* 
 
 Sold: Balcom. 1901, 6.00; Blanchard, 1898, hlf mo, git, unct, 
 6.00 ; Bartlett, 1903, hlf mo, 3.50. 
 
 968. CODMAN, JOHN. The Mormon Country. A Summer 
 
 with the Latter Day Saints. New York: 1874. i2ino, pp. 
 
 225. 
 
 Sold: Guild, 1887. 1.00. 
 
 969. COFFEEN. Colleen's Handbook of Vermillion County, In- 
 
 diana, 1870-71. Danville: n. d. i.'mo. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 25 cts. 
 
 970. COFFIN, CHARLES. History of the Battle of Breed's 
 
 Hill. By Major Generals William Heath, Henry Lee, 
 James Wilkinson, and Henry Dearborn. Compiled by 
 Charles Coffin. Saco : Printed by Wm. J. Condon, 1831. 
 8 vo, pp. 35. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1879, hlf bd, 2.00. 
 
 971. . History of the Battle of Breed's Hill. By Major- 
 
 Generals William Heath, Henry Lee, James Wilkinson 
 and Henry Dearborn. Portland : D. C. Colesworthy, 1835. 
 8vo, pp. 36.* 
 
 Sold: Rice. 1870, author's autograph. 1.63: Woodward, 1869, 
 1.75; Roche, 1867, 2.00; Menzies, 1876, hlf mo, git, plate 
 inserted, 2.50; Manson, 1899, 50 cts. ; Bangs, Merwin, 1865,
 
 2IO COFFIN*. 
 
 50 cts. ; Hoffmann, 1877, 1.62; Cooke, 1883, hlf mo, git, 
 6.00. 
 
 972. COFFIN, CHARLES CARLETON. Story of the Great 
 
 Fire, Boston, November 9-10, 1872. By Carleton, an Eye 
 Witness. Boston: Fields, Osgood & Co., 1872. 121110, 
 pp. 32. Maps. Illustrated by Billings. 
 
 The Nom de plume of Mr. Coffin was "Carleton." 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 75 cts. 
 
 973. . The History of Boscawen and Webster from 1733 
 
 to 1878. Compiled by Charles Carleton Coffin. With 
 Map and Illustrations. Concord, N. H. : Printed by the 
 Republican Press Association, 1878. 8vo, pp. xxix, (2), 
 666.* 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 8.00; Bell, 1895, 6.00; Olcott, 1901. cl. 
 5.25 ; Guild, 1887, 5.25 ; Libbie, 1900, 3.75 ; Libbie, 1903, 
 cl, bdg broken, 9.00; Bartlett, 1903, cl, bdg broken, 5.75; 
 Manson, 1899, 4.50; Cable, 1882, 5.25; Cable, 1883, 5.00. 
 
 974. . Proceedings of the Centennial Celebration at Bos- 
 cawen July 4, 1876, with Historical Oration by C. C. 
 Coffin. Fisherville : 1876. 8vo, pp. 27. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 55 cts. 
 
 975. COFFIN, JOHN P. Washington. Historical Sketches of 
 
 the Capital City of our Country. (Anon.) Washington : 
 1887. 8vo, pp. 343, including illustrations. 
 
 Advertisements inserted. 
 
 976. COFFIN, JOSHUA. A Sketch of the History of Newbury, 
 
 Newburyport, and West Newbury, from 1635 to 1845. 
 Boston: Samuel G. Drake, 1845. 8vo, pp. 416. Portrait 
 of Dr. John Clark.* 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 5.00; Woodward, 1869, 1.35; Henkels, 
 1900, 2.50; Livermore, 1894. 1.50; Thornton, 1878, 3.00; 
 Brinley, 1879, 4.00; Brinley, 1893. 1.50; Roche, 1867, cl, 
 unct, 2.00: Leonard. 1875, 3.50: Balcom, 1001, 3.00; Man- 
 son, [899, 4.00; Cable, 1882, 2.75; Child. 18S2, 3.25; Cable, 
 1883, 1.62; J. G. Smith, 1883. 2.50: M. D. Gilman. 1884, 
 3.00; Bourquin. 1804, 1.80; Hoffmann, 1877, 2.50; Harold 
 Peirc<\ 1003. hlf niss, 2.75; Cooke. 1883. 2 cops., 3.25;
 
 COGSWELL. 2 I I 
 
 Deane, 1898, 2.00; Guild. 18K7, shts fld, 1.50; Clogston, 
 1875, 1.62; Libbie, 1901, 3.50; Libbie, 1899, 3.50; Libbie, 
 1903, hlf mo, 3.00; Libbie, 1904, cl, 4.00. 
 
 977. COGSWELL, ELLIOTT C. History of New Boston, New 
 
 Hampshire. Compiled and Written by Elliott C. Cogs- 
 well, Pastor of the Presbyterian Church, New Boston, N. 
 H. Boston : Rand & Avery, Prs., 1864. 8vo, pp. 470. 
 Map and Illustrations. 
 
 Only a small edition was printed, for the town. 
 Sold: Bell, 1895, 6.75; Libbie, 1896, 7.00; Libbie, 1895, 7.50; 
 Balcom, 1901, 8.00; Cable, 1882, 3.40; Manson, 1899, 8.25; 
 Guild, 1887, 8.00; Clogston, 1875, 3.25; Libbie, 1902, cl, 
 7.75; Anderson, 1904, cl, 6.25; Anderson, 1905, cl, 5.00; 
 Henkels, 1905, cl, 5.25. 
 
 978. . History of Nottingham, Deerfield, and Northwood, 
 
 comprised within the Original Limits of Nottingham, 
 Rockingham County, N. H., with Records of the Centen- 
 nial Proceedings at Northwood, and Genealogical 
 Sketches. Manchester : Pr. by John B. Clarke, 1878. 8vo. 
 pp. xi, 1 1., 790.* 
 
 Portraits and Illustrations. Frontispiece of Harvey's Lake. 
 Sold: Bell, 1895, 4.00; Manson, 1899, 3.62; Balcom, 1901, 
 5.50; Cable, 1882, 3.75; Guild, 1887, 5.00; Libbie, 1901, 
 4.50; Libbie, 1902, cl, 5.00. 
 
 979. COGSWELL, LEANDER W. History of Henniker. X. H., 
 
 from the Date of the Canada Grant by the Province of 
 Massachusetts, in 1735, to 1880, with Genealogical Regis- 
 ter of the Families of Henniker. Concord: 1880. Svo. 
 Steel and lithograph portraits and Map. 
 
 Sold: Bell, 1895, 7.50; Balcom, 1901, 8.25; ( >lcott, 1901, hlf 
 mo, 3.50; Cable, 1882, 4.00: Manson, [899, 0.50; Cable, 
 1883, 2.25; Guild, 1887, 4.50. 
 
 980. COGSWELL, W. T. History of Rockville, Ct.. from 1823 
 
 to 1871, including also a brief Sketch <>f Facts which ante- 
 date the Incorporation of Vernon and bring dates up to 
 the Time when this History begins. Rockville: 1872. 
 pp. 48. 
 
 Sold: Cable. 1882. 1.00; Guild, 1887, 70 cts.
 
 212 COl. DEN. 
 
 981. COHEN, M. M. Notices of Florida and the Campaigns. By 
 
 M. M. Cohen (an officer of the Left Wing). Charleston, 
 S. C. : Burgess, 1836. 121110, pp. 240. Map and Portrait 
 of Osceola. 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, hlf mo, 5.00. 
 
 982. COLBERT, ELIAS; CHAMBERLIN, EVERETT. Chi- 
 
 cago and the Great Conflagration, with Numerous Illus- 
 trations by Chapin & Gulick, from Photographic Views 
 taken on the Spot. Cincinnati : New York : C. F. Vent, 
 1871. 121110, pp. 528.* 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 1.00; M. D. Oilman, 1884, 1.12. 
 
 983. COLBATH, H. N. The Barnstead (N. H.) Reunion, Aug. 
 
 30,1882. Concord : 18S4. Svo. 
 
 984. COLBERT, E. Chicago; Historical and Statistical Sketch 
 
 of the Garden City ; a Chronicle of its Social, Municipal, 
 Commercial and Manufacturing Progress ; from the be- 
 ginning until now. Containing also. Names of Early Set- 
 tlers and the Office Holders. With full Statistical Tables. 
 By E. Colbert, Commercial Editor Tribune. Chicago: 
 1868. 8vo, pp. 120. 
 
 985. COLBY, CHARLES. Historical Account of the Proposed 
 
 Territory of Nebraska and Kansas. New York: R. 
 Blanchard, 1854. 8vo, paper. 
 
 985a. . Hand-book of Illinois to accompany Morse's New 
 
 Map of Illinois. New York: Blanchard. iS^v 18111c, pp. 
 36. 
 
 986. COLBY, GEORGE H. History of Lancaster, New Hamp- 
 
 shire ; compiled by a Committee of Three Residents. Lan- 
 caster, X. 11.: G. H. Colby, 1900. Svo, pp. 9, 652, 93. 
 Illustrated. 
 
 987. COLDEN, CADWALLADER. The | History | of the | 
 
 Five Indian Nations | Depending on the | Province | of | 
 New York I In America. | Printed and Sold by William 
 Bradford, in | New York, 1727. j 121110. Title, 1 1., pp. xviii, 
 119. Errata, 1 p. 
 
 "A volume of the greatest rarity, not more than six copies being 
 known in the U. S. For some interesting particulars concerning the
 
 COLE. 2 I 3 
 
 author, sec Dr. Shea's introduction to his reprint of thi> edition. 
 The work was occasioned by a dispute between the government of 
 New York and some merchants, and is mainly a legal argument." 
 Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1880, lilf levt mo, git, Bedford, 111a;), and por- 
 trait of author inserted, 320.00; Brayton Ives. [891, levt 
 mo, extra, by Bedford, 425.00; McKee, [902, orig. shpskin, 
 
 resewn, autograph of Hugh Wilson. 1745. 1 kplate of 
 
 Henry Stevens, bound in at end, title and three leaves of 
 first issue of the Felix Leeds' "American Almanac," 
 860.00; Henkels, 1905, old elf, lacking' all after p. 81. 37.00. 
 
 The Same. London: 1747. 
 
 988. . The History of the Five Indian Nations of the Prov- 
 ince of New York. Reprinted exactly from Bradford's 
 New York Edition. (1727.) With an Introduction and 
 .Votes by John Gilmary Shea. New York: T. H. Morrell, 
 1806. 8vo. pp. xl, i 1., pp. xvii, (il. 141. Portrait and 
 Map. 
 
 Of this reprint 100 copies were printed in 8vo and 25 copies in 
 imp. 8vo. 
 
 "This fourth edition is a reprint of the first. Dr. Shea gives in 
 his introduction a valuable bibliographical notice of the editions with 
 collations of their contents, and an analysis noting the changes made 
 by the English editors or publishers." Field. 
 
 Sold: Bell, 1895, London, 1747 ed., portrait inserted, 7.00: 
 Roche. 1867, 1866 ed., large pap, 9.00; Barlow, 1890, hlf 
 mo, git, tinct. 5.00; Manson, 1899, 4.25: Brayton Ives. 
 1891, large pap, 5.50; S. L. Boardman. 1883, ttnet, 3.75: 
 Hoffmann, 1877. hlf mo, unct, git. by Bradstreet. 4.00: 
 same sale, large pap. 4.50: Field, 1875, large pap. 3.50: 
 same sale, 2.88; Bangs, 1901, cl, unct. 6. 30: Dunbar. Lon- 
 don. 1747 ed.. ^,.7^: Dunbar. 1866 ed.. 4.25. 
 
 989. COLE, DAVID. Historical Address delivered at the 25th 
 
 Anniversary of the Reformed Church of Yonkers, X. Y.. 
 on the 23d of April, 1868. New York: 1868. pp. 109. 
 
 99°- • History of Rockland County (X. Y.). Biographical 
 
 Sketches of its Prominent Men. New York: 1884. 4to. 
 pp. 419. 58 portraits, 5 maps, and 17 views. 
 
 991. COLE, J. R. History of Tolland County. Ct. Xew York: 
 1888. 4to, pp. 992.
 
 2 14 COLLINS. 
 
 992. COLESWORTHY, D. C. Chronicles of Casco Bay. Bos- 
 
 ton : 1814. Portland: Semborn & Carter, 1850. + 1863. 
 8vo, pp. 56. Steel frontispiece. Woodcuts. 
 
 First settlement in Casco Bay. First Indian attack on Fal- 
 mouth, Chronicles of 1S04, George Burroughs. Chronicles of 1807. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 50 cts. ; Manson, 1899, 1.25; Guild, 
 1887, 30 cts. 
 
 993. COLLES, JULIA K. Authors and Writers Associated with 
 
 Morristown, with a Chapter on Historic Morristown. 
 Morristown, N. J.: Vogt Bros., 1893. 121110, pp. 436. Il- 
 lustrated. -f~ Second Edition. Morristown : 1895. i2mo, 
 pp. v, 454. Illustrated. 
 
 994. COLLIN, J. F. History of Hillsdale, Columbia County, N. 
 
 V. Memorabilia of persons and things of interest passed 
 and passing. Edited by H. S. Johnson. Philmont : 1883. 
 Svo, pp. 143, 195. 
 
 995. COLLINS, LEWIS. Historical Sketches of Kentucky, em- 
 
 bracing its History, Antiquities, and Natural Curiosities, 
 Geographical, Statistical and Geological Descriptions; 
 With Anecdotes of Pioneer Life, and more than One Hun- 
 dred Biographical Sketches of Distinguished Pioneers, 
 Soldiers, Statesmen, Jurists, Lawyers, Divines, &c. Illus- 
 trated by 40 Engravings. By Lewis Collins. Published 
 by Lewis Collins, Maysville, Ky., and J. A. & U. P. James, 
 Cincinnati, 1847. 8vo, pp. xvi, 560.* -+- The Same. 1848. 
 -j- 18^0. There are copies with the imprint. Philadelphia: 
 1847. 
 Sold: 1847 ed - : Murphy, 1884, 2.25: Baxter. 1898, mor, 4.25: 
 Hoffmann, 1877, 4.00: Proud, 1903, 3.50; Clogston, 1875, 
 lvs loose. 1.87; Francis, 1900, 4.12; Henkels, 1900, 2.25; 
 Brinley, 1881, 2.75: Chittenden, 1894, 2.00; Rogers. 1900, 
 2.25 ; 1848 ed. : Cable, 1882, 2.50; Cable, 1883, 25 cts. ; 1850 
 ed. : Field, 1875, 2.75 ; Bangs, 1894, 4.25 ; Bangs, Merwin 
 & Co., 1865, 1.25 ; Barlow, 1890, 3.00; Dayton, 1902, hlf ro, 
 3.25; Henkels, 1905, shp, 3.70. 
 
 gg6. . Historical Sketches of Kentucky, &c. &c. Revised 
 
 and enlarged threefold, and brought down to the Year 
 1874, by his Son, Richard H. Collins. Louisville: i%77- 
 
 X\ . ..
 
 COLORADO. 2 I 5 
 
 997. . Collins' Historical Sketches of Kentucky. History 
 
 of Kentucky, Revised, Enlarged Fourfold and brought 
 down to the Year 1874, Embracing Pre-Historic Annal9 
 for 331 Years, Outline, and by Counties, Statistics, An- 
 tiquities and Natural Curiosities, Geographical Descrip- 
 tions, Sketches of the Court of Appeals, the Churches, 
 Freemasonry, Oddfellowship and Internal Improvements, 
 Incidents of Pioneer Life, and nearly 500 Biographical 
 Sketches of Distinguished Pioneers, Soldiers, Statesmen, 
 Jurists, Lawyers, Surgeons, Divines, Merchants, Histo- 
 rians, Editors, Artists, &c. &c. Illustrated by 84 portraits, 
 a map of Kentucky, and 70 other Engravings. Coving- 
 ton, Ky. : Published by Collins & Co., 1878. 2 vols. Roy. 
 8vo, pp. 683 ; 804.* 
 
 Sold: 1874 ed. : Bourquin, 1894, 8.00; Bangs, 1902, shp, in red 
 cases, 8.00. 
 
 998. COLLINS, EDWARD DAY. A History of Vermont; with 
 
 Geological and Geographical Notes, Bibliography, Chro- 
 nology. Boston: Ginn, 1903. i2mo, pp. 7, 325. Illustra- 
 tions. Maps. Portraits. 
 
 COLORADO. 
 
 ggg. History of the Arkansas Valley, Colorado. Illustrated. Chi- 
 cago: O. L. Baskin & Co., Historical Publishers, 1881, 
 4to, pp. vii, 889.* 
 
 1000. History of the City of Denver, Arapahoe County, Colorado, 
 
 with a History of the State, &c. Chicago : 1880. 4to, pp, 
 652. 
 
 1001. First Annual Report of the Union Colony of Colorado. In- 
 
 cluding a History of the Town of Greeley, from its date 
 of Settlement to the Present Time. New York: 1871. 
 8vo, pp. 40. 
 
 1002. Cripple Creek and Colorado Springs : A Review and Pano- 
 
 rama of a Unique Gold Field, etc. Illustrations, maps, 
 etc. Colorado Springs : 1896. 410, paper. 
 
 1003. Mines and Mining Men of Colorado ; Historical, Descriptive 
 
 and Pictorial ; an Account of the Principal producing 
 Mines of Gold and Silver, the Bonanza Kings and suc- 
 cessful Prospectors, the picturesque Camps and thriving
 
 2l6 COMSTOCK. 
 
 Cities of the Rocky Mountain Region. Denver, Col. : 
 J. G. Canfield, 1893. Obi. 4to, pp. 3, 120. Illustrated. 
 
 1004. The Rocky Mountain Directory and Colorado Gazetteer, 
 
 For 1871, Comprising a brief history of Colorado — and 
 a condensed . . . account of her . . . Interests 
 . . . with a . . . Directory . . . First Year 
 of Publication. Denver: S. S. Wallahan & Co., 1870. 
 8vo, pp. 442. 
 
 1005. COLTON, J. H. The State of Indiana delineated; Geo- 
 
 graphical and Historical. Prepared to accompany Col- 
 ton's map. New York: J. H. Colton & Co., 1838. i6mo, 
 pp. 92. 
 
 1006. COLTON, JULIA M. Annals of Old Manhattan, 1609- 
 
 1664. New York : Brentano's, 1902. 8vo, pp. 10. 238. 
 Illustrated. 
 
 1007. COMLEY, W. J. History of the State of New York, with 
 
 an Encyclopaedia of Biography of some of the Old Set- 
 tlers and many of her most Prominent Men. New York: 
 1877. Sm. 4to, pp. 656. Portraits. 
 There are no pages numbered 125 to 326. 
 
 Sold: West, 1889, 3.25. 
 
 1008. COMLEY, W. J.; D'EGGVILLE, W. The Future Great 
 
 State : her Manufacturers, and a History of her Commer- 
 cial Cities, Cincinnati and Cleveland, with lithographic 
 Portraits and Biographies of Old Settlers, Prominent 
 Men, etc. Cincinnati : 1875. 4to. 
 
 1009. . Comley's History of Massachusetts, with Portraits 
 
 and Biographies of some of the Old Settlers, and many 
 of her most Prominent Manufacturers, Professional a".d 
 Business Men. Boston: 1879. 2 vols. 4to. Portraits. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 4.50: Cable, 1882, 8.50. 
 
 1010. COMSTOCK, CHARLES. A History of South Kingston, 
 
 R. I., with a particular description of the Hornet's Nest 
 Company, and the Cats let out of the Bag. Newport: 
 Printed by the Author, 1806. 121110, pp. 32. 
 
 "A persona] satirical narrative, with a woodcut of the 'Cat In- 
 spector.' The 'Hornet's Nest' is the Little Nest Hill." Sabin.
 
 COXNKCT1CUT. 2\"] 
 
 ion. CON ANT, E. Conant's Vermont: Geography, History, 
 and Civil Government and Constitution. Rutland, Vt.: 
 The Tuttle Co., 1890. 121110, pp. 288. Illustrations and 
 Map. 
 
 1012. CONDIT, J. H. Early Records of the Township of Orange, 
 
 N. J., 1807 to 1845. With Biographical .Votes. Orange: 
 1897. 8vo, pp. $7. 
 
 1013. CONDIT, UZAL W. (REV.). The History of Easton, 
 
 Pa., from the Earliest Times to the Present, 1739-1885. 
 Published, Illustrated, and Printed by George \\ . West. 
 (Easton, Pa.: 1885.) 4*0. 2I. Portrait of Mr. West. pp. 
 500. Index to Illustrations, 1 1. Erontispiece portrait of 
 Mr. Condit.* 
 
 Published in twenty paper parts at 50 cts. per part. 
 
 1014. . History of Eastern Pennsylvania, from Revolu- 
 tionary Times to the Present. Easton. Pa.: U. \Y. Con- 
 dit, 1890. Roy. 8vo, pp. 500. Illustrated. 
 
 1015. CONE, ANDREW. Petrolia : a Brief History of the Penn- 
 
 sylvania Petroleum Region, its Development, Growth, 
 Resources, &c, from 1859 to 1869. Edited by Walter R. 
 Johns. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1870. 8vo. pp. 
 652. Illustrated. 
 
 CONNECTICUT. 
 
 1016. Journal Publishing Company. Souvenir History of the 
 
 Town of P.ristol, Ct., 1897. Meridan: 1897. pp. 79. 
 
 1017. The Colonial and Revolutionary Homes of Wilton. Xor- 
 
 walk, Westport, Darien and Vicinity. Xorwalk : Pri- 
 vately Printed, 1901. 8vo. paper. Illustrated. 
 
 1018. Davenport Ridge, Stamford, Ct. Historical Sketch. Brook- 
 
 lyn : 1892. pp. 15. 
 
 1019. Expedition to Connecticut. An Address to Major General 
 
 Tryon. written in consequence of his late expedition. 
 8vo. "Printed 1779." 
 
 Extremely scarce in any condition.
 
 21 8 CONNECTICUT. 
 
 1020. The One Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the Fairfield 
 
 County Consociations, Fairfield East and Fairfield West, 
 with the Historical Address and other Addresses and 
 Proceedings at the Congregational Church, Fairfield, Ct., 
 June 8, 1886. Bridgeport: 1886. 8vo, pp. 63. 
 
 The historical address was by A. C. Pierce. 
 
 1021. Sketches of Farmington, Connecticut, from its first Settle- 
 
 ment to the Present Time. By an Inhabitant. Windsor, 
 Vt. : 1882. 8vo, pp. 16. 
 
 1022. 1779- 1879. Centennial Commemoration of the Burning of 
 
 Fairfield, Ct., by the British Troops under Gov. Tryon. 
 July 8th, 1779. New York: 1879. 8vo, pp. 104. 
 
 1023. History of Franklin, Conn. New Haven : 1869. 8vo. Map 
 
 and portraits. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 1.87; M. D. Gilman. 1884, 1.00. 
 
 1024. Celebration of the Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary 
 
 of the Settlement of Guilford, Ct., Sept. 8, 9, and 10, 1889. 
 1639-1889. New Haven : 1889. 8vo, pp. 290. 
 
 Contains an account of the Founders of Guilford, etc. A List 
 of the Original Planters and their Houses, Epitaphs, etc Histori- 
 cal Discourses by J. A. Gallup. Saml. Hart. 
 
 1025. Hartford Board of Trade. Hartford, Ct., as a Manufactur- 
 
 ing, Business and Commercial Center, with Brief 
 Sketches of its History, Attractions, Leading Industries 
 and Institutions. Hartford : 1889. pp. 220. 
 
 1026. History of Litchfield County, Ct., with Illustrations and 
 
 Biographical Sketches of its Prominent Men and Pio- 
 neers. Philadelphia: J. W. Lewis & Co., 1881. 4to, pp. 
 xiii. 730. Steel portraits, maps and illustrations.* 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, hlf mo, git, 12.00; Henkels, 1905, shp. 
 
 4-25- 
 
 1027. History of Middlesex County. Ct., with Biographical 
 
 Sketches. New York: 1884. pp. 579. 
 
 1028. Norwich Jubilee. Report of the Celebration at Norwich. 
 
 Conn.. Sept. 7th and 8th, 1859. 
 
 See J. W. Stedman.
 
 CONNKCTICUT. 2I9 
 
 1029. Proceedings in Commemoration of the Settlement of the 
 
 Town of New Haven, April 25, 1888, Founders' Day, 
 1638-1888. n. p. n. d. 8vo, pp. 68. 
 
 See H. T. Blake. 
 
 1030. One Hundredth Anniversary of the City of New Haven ; 
 
 with the Oration by T. R. Bacon, July 4, 1884. 
 
 See T. R. Bacon. 
 
 1031. New London. Pettypaug Point. Description of the De- 
 
 fences of New London in the War of 1812 with Repro- 
 duction of a Rare Map of the District, published during 
 the War. New York: Historical Printing Club. (n. d. ) 
 
 Fifty 4to copies were printed. 
 
 1032. Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary, a brief History of 
 
 New London, Conn. New London : 1896. 8vo. Illus- 
 trated. 
 
 1033. Historical Address before the Church of Christ in North 
 
 Coventry, Ct., at their First Centennial Celebration, Oct. 
 9, 1845. Hartford: 1846. pp. 44. 
 
 The Address was by Rev. G. A. Calhoun. 
 
 1034. Norwich, Conn. Its Importance as a Business and Manu- 
 
 facturing Center, and as a Place of Residence. A Brief 
 Review of its Past and Present. Norwich: 1888. 8vo v 
 pp. 112. Illustrated. 
 
 1035. Norwalk after Two Hundred and Fifty Years. An Account 
 
 of the Celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the Char- 
 ter of the Town. 1651. Sept. nth, 1901. Including His- 
 torical Sketches of Churches, Schools, Old Homes, In- 
 stitutions, Eminent Men, Patriotic and Benevolent 
 Work, together with the Record of Soldiers and Sailors 
 enlisted in Norwalk from 1676 to 1898. The Civic Prog- 
 ress in the Last Century, and Statistics of Commerce 
 and other Miscellany of Local Interest. Published under 
 the auspices of the Norwalk Historical and Memorial 
 Library Association. South Norwalk: C. A. Freeman, 
 Publ'r. n. d. 8vo, pp. 387.* 
 
 1036. Savbrook's Ouadrimillennial ; Commemoration of the 250th
 
 220 CONOVER. 
 
 Anniversary of the Settlement of Saybrook, Nov. 27, 
 1885. Hartford: 1886. pp.69. 
 
 History of early settlement by Sam'l Hart, address on Saybrook 
 Platform by L. Pratt, &c. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 2.00. 
 
 1037. Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences. A Statistical 
 
 Account of the Towns and Parishes in the State of Con- 
 necticut. Vol.1. Xo. 1. New Haven : 181 1. 8vo, pp. 83. 
 
 All that was published. Contains an account of New Haven, by 
 Timothy Dwight. 
 
 Proposals for a Statistical History of Connecticut. New 
 Haven: 1800. 24mo. pp. 12. (Connecticut Academy Arts and 
 Sciences.) 
 
 1038. Business Directory of Windham County, Conn., with a His- 
 
 tory of each Town. West Killingly : 1861. 121110. 
 A rare local history. 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, ^S - 
 
 1039. CONNELL, F.; JENKS, G. C. Official History of the 
 
 Johnstown Flood. Pittsburgh: 1889. 8vo, pp. 252. Il- 
 lustrated. 
 
 1040. CONNELLY, EMMA M. The Story of the States. The 
 
 Story of Kentucky. Boston : D. Lothrop Company, 1890. 
 8vo, pp. 337. Illustrated.* 
 
 1041. CONNELLEY, W. E. The Provisional Government of 
 
 Nebraska Territory, and the Journals of William Walker. 
 By W. E. Connelley. Beatrice (Neb.) : 1899. 8vo. pp. 
 423. Full page plates. 
 
 "The story to which Mr. Connelley has devoted nearly twenty 
 years of research and attention is interesting, not so much as a 
 sketch of a Territory, as it is a picture of times, manners and men 
 when Kansas City, Kan., was an Indian reservation and the present 
 Kansas City, Mo., was nothing in particular except a trading post 
 or both, and was called Kansas." 
 
 1042. CONOVER, GEORGE S. Early History of Geneva. 
 
 (Formerly called Kanadesaga.) By George S. Conover, 
 President of the Village. From the Geneva Courier, 
 March, 1879. Geneva, N. Y. : Courier Steam Print, n. d. 
 8vo, pp. 48. Calendar of Land Papers relating to the 
 Gore, pp. 12. Supplement to History of Geneva, pp. 3.* 
 The address is by Geo. S. Conover, Dec. 22, 1879.
 
 COOK. 22 t 
 
 1043. CONOVER, GEORGE S. ; ALDRICH, LEWIS CASS. 
 
 History of Ontario County, New York. Willi Illustra- 
 tions and Family Sketches of sonic of the Prominent 
 Men and Families. Edited by G. S. Conover. Com- 
 piled by L. C. Aldrich. Syracuse. X. Y. : 1). .Mason & 
 Co., 1893. 4to, pp. 518, il., Short poem by « >. W. Holmes. 
 Tart 2. Family Sketches, pp. 306. Illustrated by steel 
 plates.* 
 
 1044. CONRAD, HOWARD L. History of Milwaukee from its 
 
 First Settlement to the Year 1895. Chicago: American 
 Biographical Publ. Co. Milwaukee, Wis.: C. X. Caspar. 
 1896. 2 vols. Folio, pp. 1 1 10. 
 
 1045. CONWAY, CORNELIUS. Utah Expedition; With Ac 
 
 count of the Mormon Campaign. Cincinnati: 1858. 8vo. 
 
 1046. CONWELL. RUSSELL H. History of the Great Fire in 
 
 Boston, Nov. 9, 10, 1872. Portraits and Illustrations. 
 Boston: 1873. 121110, pp. 312. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.62; Cable, 1882, 30 cts. ; Shurtleff, 
 1875, 1.50. 
 
 1047. CONYNGHAM, REDMOND. An Address on the Early 
 
 Settlement of the Valley of Pequea. Delivered by Red- 
 mond Conyngham at the Lyseum Celebration Fourth of 
 July. 1842, at Paradise. With an Appendix. Containing 
 a History of the Piquaws. with a Notice of Tanwa. An 
 Indian King of Great Celebrity. To which is appended 
 Anecdotes of William Penn. with the Names of the Early 
 Settlers and Dates of Settlement. Published for the 
 Paradise Lyceum, 1842. 8vo, pp. 12.* 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 2.00. 
 
 1048. COOK, FLAVIUS J. Home Sketches of Essex Count;.. 
 
 First Number. Ticonderoga. What it Is: What it I >o 
 &c. Keeseville. X. Y. : W. Lansing & Son. 1858. Svo. 
 pp. 140.* 
 
 It was published in paper covers. 
 Sold: Field. 1875. 2.00; Bangs, 1900, 3.50. 
 
 1049. COOK, J. H. Guide Book and Pocket Map : giving the 
 
 Early History of St. Louis. &c. St. Louis : Clayton & 
 Babington, 1867. 241110. pp. 44. Map.
 
 222 COOKE. 
 
 1050. COOK, R. H. Historical Notes of the Island of Nantucket 
 
 and Tourist's Guide. Nantucket: 1871. i8mo. 
 
 1051. COOK, WEBSTER. The Government of Michigan. Its 
 
 History and Administration. New York: The Macmil- 
 lan Co., 1903. i2mo. 
 
 1052. COOKE, JOHN ESTEN. Virginia : A History of the Peo- 
 
 ple. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1883. i6mo, pp. 
 xxi. 521. Maps. + 1887. + 1895. New Edition, with 
 Supplementary Chapter, by YVm. Garrett Brown. 1903. 
 i2mo. pp. xxi. 535.* 
 
 American Commonwealth Series, Edited by Horace E. Scudder. 
 
 1053. COOKE, JOHN HENRY (CAPT.). A Narrative of 
 
 Events in the South of France, and of the Attack on New 
 Orleans in 1814 and 1815. London: 1835. i2mo. 
 
 1054. COOKE, PHINEAS. Historical Recollections. Discourse 
 
 delivered at Lebanon, N. H.. Nov. 25, 1830, embracing 
 the Leading Events in the Civil and Ecclesiastical His- 
 tory of said Town. Concord: 1831. 8vo, pp. 17. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 62 cts. ; Cable, 1882, bds, 1.87. 
 
 1055. COOKE, P. ST. GEORGE. The Conquest of New Mexico 
 
 and California ; An Historical and Personal Narrative. 
 New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1878. 121110, pp. 307. 
 Map.* 
 
 1056. COOKE, SAMUEL. The violent destroyed: And op- 
 
 pressed delivered. A Sermon preached at Lexington, 
 April 19, 1779, for a Memorial of the Bloody TrageJy 
 barbarously acted by a party of British Troops in that 
 Town and the Adjacent. April 19, 1775. Boston : Thomas 
 & Nicholas Bowes. 1777. 8vo, pp. 31. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, wrappers, unct. 16.00. 
 
 1057. COOKE, WILLIAM D. (A. M.). Revolutionary History 
 
 of North Carolina, in Three Lectures, by Rev. Francis 
 L. Hawks, Hon. David L. Swain, and Hon. Win. A. 
 Graham: To which is prefixed a Preliminary Sketch of 
 the Batik- 1 >i" the Alamance. Compiled by Win. I>. 
 Cooke, A. M. Raleigh: Wm. D. Cooke: New York:
 
 COOPER. 223 
 
 George P. Putnam, 1853. 121110, pp. 236. 5 Woodcuts 
 and 1 Facsimile of Writing. 
 
 Sold: Menzies, 1876, hlf mo, 4 portr. inserted, 4.25 ; Bour- 
 quin, 1894, 1. 10; Guild, 1887, 1.75. 
 
 1058. COOLEY, THOMAS McINTYRE. Michigan: a History 
 
 of Governments. Boston : Houghton, Miftlin & Co., 1885. 
 121110, pp. 7, 376. Map.* 
 
 American Commonwealth Series. Descriptive of the various 
 governments, the habits, manners and customs of the early settlers, 
 and the constitutional changes made in her law. The book is his- 
 torico-legal ; the chapters on educational institutions are valuable. 
 
 1059. . The Acquisition of Louisiana. Indianapolis: The 
 
 Bowen-Merrill Co., 1887. 8vo, pp. 25. 
 
 Indiana Historical Society Pamphlets, No. 3. An address de- 
 livered by Judge Cooley before the Indiana Historical Society, Feb. 
 16, 1887. 
 
 1060. COOLIDGE, AUSTIN JACOBS; MANSFIELD, J. B. 
 
 History and Description of New England. General and 
 Local. By A. J. Coolidge and J. B. Mansfield. In Two 
 Volumes. Vol. 1. Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. 
 Boston : Austin J. Coolidge, 1859. 8vo, -pp. xxvii, 1023, 
 (1). 3 Maps and 81 Woodcuts. + Boston : i860. + Bos- 
 ton : A. J. Coolidge, 1864. -f- 1865. 
 
 "But one volume was published. A table of historical works, 
 general and local, relating to Maine, is given on pp. xvi to xx." 
 Williamson. Bib'y Me. 
 
 Sold: Olcott, 1901, i86oed., cl. 2.12: Waterbury, 1895, 1.75: 
 Chittenden, 1894, hlf mo, 1.25; Manson. 1899, 75 cts. ; 
 Child, 1882, i860 ed., 3 vols., 6.00: Cable, 1882, 2.25 : M. 
 D. Gilman. 1884, 75 cts.: Shurtleff. 1875. 3.25; Cooke. 
 1883. 4.75 : Guild, 1887- hlf mo, 2.50: Cable. 1882. 87 ct- .; 
 S. L. Boardman, 1SS3. i860 ed., slits, r.io; Cable. is' v :. 
 1. 12 ; Child. 18S2, 2.00. 
 
 1061. COOLIDGE, SUSAN. A Short History of the City of 
 
 Philadelphia from its Foundation to the Present Time. 
 Boston: Roberts Bros., 1887. 121110, pp. 288.* 
 
 "Susan Coolidge" is the pseudonym of Sarah C. Woolsey. 
 Sold: Balcom. 1901, 25 cts.: Manson. 1899. 50 cts. 
 
 1062. COOPER, JAMES FENNIMORE. Guide in Wilderness; 
 
 or, History of First Settlements in Western Counties of
 
 224 COPLEY. 
 
 New York, with useful instructions to future settlers, in 
 series of letters addressed by Judge Cooper, of Coopers- 
 town, to 'William Sampson, Barrister, of New York. 
 Dublin: 1810. 8vo, pp. 50. 
 
 A Reprint of 300 copies, with introduction by James Fennimore 
 Cooper, for George P. Humphrey. Rochester, 1897. 
 
 1063. . The Chronicles of Cooperstown. Cooperstown : 
 
 H. & E. Phinney, 1838. 121110, pp. 108. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1880, 5.50; Brinley, 1893, 1.30; Woodward, 
 1869, 50 cts. ; Guild, 1887, 87 cts. 
 
 1064. . The Battle of Lake Erie, or Answers to Messrs. 
 
 Burges, Duer and Mackenzie. Cooperstown : H. & E. 
 Phinney, 1843. pp. 117, (1). 
 
 1065. COOPER, JOHN. An Historical and Statistical Sketch of 
 
 Croydon, N. H., from its Incorporation to the Year 1832. 
 Containing much Local Information which must be 
 highly interesting to every inhabitant of the Town. Con- 
 cord : 1852. 8vo, pp. 52. 
 
 See also, N. H. Hist. Coll., Vol. 6. 
 Sold: Balcom. 1901, 1.75; Cable, 1882, pap, 5.12. 
 
 1066. COPELAND, ALFRED. Our County and its People. 
 
 The History of Hampden County, Massachusetts. 
 Springfield: Century Memorial, 1902. 3 vols. 8vo. 
 
 Published at $16.00. 
 Sold: Libbie. 1903, cl. unct. 3.37. 
 
 1067. COPELAND, ALFRED M. A History of the Town of 
 
 Murravfield, Mass., Earlier known as Township No. 9. 
 and Comprising the present Towns of Chester and Hunt- 
 ington, the Northern Part of Montgomery and the South- 
 east Corner of Middlefield, 1760- 1783. Springfield, 
 Mass.: Clark W. Bryan & Co., 1892. 8vo, pp. 175. 
 Maps.- 
 
 1068. COPLEY, JOSIAH. Kansas and the Country Beyond on 
 
 the Line of the Union Pacific Railway, Eastern Division, 
 from the Missouri to the Pacific Ocean. Philadelphia: 
 j. 11. Lippincott & Co.. 1867. 8vo, pp. 86. Map. 
 Sold: Cable, [882, 75 cts.; Bourquin, 1894, 80 cts.
 
 CORNELL. 225 
 
 1069. CORDLEY, ROBERT. A History of Lawrence, Kansas, 
 
 from its First Settlement to the Close of the Rebellion. 
 Lawrence: 1895. 8vo. Portraits. 
 
 1070. . i'ioneer Days in Kansas. Roston : The Pilgrim 
 
 Press. (New York, Chicago.) 1903. 121110, pp. 274.* 
 
 CORDOVA, JACOB DE. Texas Resources. See De Cor- 
 dova. 
 
 1071. COREY, ALLEN. Gazetteer of the County of Washing- 
 
 ton, N. Y., comprising a correct Statistical and Miscella- 
 neous History of the County and several Towns from 
 their Organization to the Present Time. Schuylerville : 
 1 849. 8vo, pp. 246. 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, 1.30; Bushnell, 1S83, 2 letters of author 
 laid in. 4.25. 
 
 1072. COREY, DELORAINE PENDRE. The History of Mai- 
 
 den. Massachusetts, 1633-1785. Maiden: Published by 
 the Author, 1899. Roy. 8vo, pp. xvii, 870. Illustrated.* 
 
 Sold: Hassam, 1903. cl, unct, 5.10. 
 
 1073. CORLISS, JOHN B. First Era in the History of Haver- 
 
 hill, 1640-1715. Haverhill: 1885. 8vo. 
 
 Only 35 copies printed. 
 Sold: Guild, 1887, 1.37. 
 
 1074. CORNELL, WILLIAM MASON. The History of Penn- 
 
 sylvania from the Earliest Discovery to the Present 
 Time, including an Account of the First Settlement by 
 the Dutch, Swedes, and English, and of the Colony of 
 William Penn, his Treaty and Pacific Measures with the 
 Indians; and the Gradual Advancement of the State to 
 its present Aspect of Opulence, Culture, and Refinement. 
 Philadelphia : Quaker City Publishing House. 1876. 8vo. 
 pp. 576. Illustrated. + 1878. + 1879.* 
 
 Sold: Child, 1882, 2.25 : Cable, 1883. 1879 ed.. 2.50; Henkels. 
 1900, 1.20; J. G. Smith, 18S3, 1876 ed., 2.87; Bourquin. 
 18. ,4. 85 cts.
 
 226 COSTANSO. 
 
 1075. . Recollections of ye Olden Time. Illustrated. Bos- 
 ton : 1878. i2mo. 
 
 Over one hundred and fifty pages on Quincy, Mass., besides ac- 
 counts of Boston, Philadelphia, etc. 
 
 1076. CORNER, WILLIAM. San Antonio de Bexar: a guide 
 
 and history. San Antonio, Texas : Bainbridge & Corner, 
 1890 [1891]. 8vo, pp. 7, 166. Illustrated. 
 
 A full description of the Texan city that has played so large 
 a part in missionary efforts. Full particulars of climate, railroads, 
 churches, buildings. A table of historical, statistical and interesting 
 dates relating to the city is arranged by months, dates from 1685 to 
 1886. and occupies thirty-six pages. 
 
 This includes an historical sketch of the city written in 1872. by 
 Sidney Lanier. 
 
 Sold: Proud, 1903, 60 cts. 
 
 1077. CORRY. A Description of the Situation. Climate. Soil and 
 
 Productions of Certain Tracts of Land in the District of 
 Maine, n. p. n. d. Boston : 1703. Sm. 4to. pp. 44. 
 
 Title in Williamson's Bibliography of Maine, taken from N. E. 
 Gen. Register. 
 
 1078. COSTANSO, M. Diario Historico de los Viages de mar y 
 
 tierra hechos al norte de California, de orden del Virrey 
 de Neuva Espana Marques de Croix y por direccion de 
 D. Jose Galvez. Executados por la tropa destinada a 
 dicho objeto al mando de Caspar de Portola, y por los 
 Paquebotes S. Carlos y S. Antonio de orden del Exc. Sr. 
 Virrey. Mexico: En la imprenta del Gobiernn, 1771 >. 
 Folio, pp. 56. 
 
 "Signed D. Miguel Costanso. Printed for private distribution. 
 The following is probably a translation from this rare Spanish 
 Original." Sabin. 
 
 1079. . An Historical Journal of the Expedition by Sea 
 
 and Land to the North of California: in 1768. 1769, and 
 1770; when Spanish Establishments were first made at 
 San Diego and Monte Rev. From a Spanish MS., trans- 
 lated by William Revely. Esq. Published by A. Dal- 
 rymple. London: George Bigg. 1790. 4I0. pp. 76. 
 Maps. 
 
 "According to Rich this is a translation of a Spanish manu- 
 script presented to Dr. Dalrymplc by Dr. Robertson. The rarity of 
 the original may have rendered it necessary to cause a transcript to 
 be made; according to the Monthly Review, the translator has en- 
 riched it with notes and two maps." Sabin.
 
 COTTON. 227 
 
 1080. COTHREN, WILLIAM. History of Ancient Woodbury, 
 
 Connecticut, from the First Indian Deed in [659 to 1854, 
 including the Present Towns of Washington, Southbury, 
 Bethlem, Roxbury, and Part of Oxford and Middlebury. 
 Waterbury, Conn.: Bronson Bros., 1854. 8vo, pp. xi, 
 9-833, viii. Portrait and Plates.* 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1896, nior, 5.00; Patterson, 1896, cl, 6.00; Mur- 
 phy, 1884, 3.25; Deane, 1898, cl, 6.50; Woodward, 1869. 
 1.75; Bourquin, 1894, 2.90; Brinley, 1893, 3.50; Libbie, 
 1901, 3.12; Bushnell, 1883, 2 portraits laid in, 2.30; Clog- 
 ston, 1875, 3.00; Manson, 1899, 5-25; Bangs, 1899, elf. 
 3.75; Henkcls, 1906, cl, 3.25. 
 
 1081. . History of Ancient Woodbury, from the First In- 
 dian Deed in 1659 to 1872, including the Present Towns 
 of Washington, Southbury, Bethlehem. Roxbury, and 
 a Part of Oxford and Middlebury. Waterbury and 
 Woodbury : Bronson Brothers, 1854-72. 2 vols. 8vo, pp. 
 xi, 833, vii ; x, 1610, vi. Portraits and Illustrations.* 
 
 Sold: Patterson, 1896, 8.00. 
 
 1082. . History of Ancient Woodbury, Ct., from the First 
 
 Indian Deed in 1659 to 1879; including the Present 
 Towns of Washington, Southbury. Bethlehem, Roxbury 
 and a Part of Oxford and Middlebury. 3 vols. Water- 
 bury : Bronson Brothers, 1854-79. 8vo. pp. xi, 833, vii; 
 x, 1610. vi ; 3 1.. iii, 706. Index. 1 1.* 
 
 Sold: 1854-79, 3 vols. ed. : Bangs, Harris. 1896, 14.63: 
 Manson. 1899, 3 vols., 15.00; Cable. 1882, cl, 3 vols., 90 
 cts. ; Cable, 1883, 3 v., 8.25 ; Cooke, 1883, 4.75 ; Hoffmann, 
 1877, 2 v., 7854. 5.25; Guild. 1887. 3 v.. 10.25; Libbie, 
 1899, cl & slip, 13.13. 
 
 1083. . Second Centennial Celebration of the Exploration 
 
 of Ancient Woodbury, and the Reception of the First 
 Indian Deed, held at Woodbury, Conn.. July 4-5. 1859. 
 Woodbury: 1859. 8vo, pp. 223. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869. 1.50; Cable. 1882, MO. 
 
 1084. COTTON, ANNE. Vn Account of Our Late Troubles in 
 
 Virginia. Written in T676. by Mrs. An. Cotton of O. 
 Creeke. Published from the < (riginal Manuscript, in the
 
 228 COUES. 
 
 Richmond (Ya.) Enquirer of 12 Sept., 1804. Washing- 
 ton : Printed by Peter Force, 1835. 8vo, pp. n.* 
 
 Forms No. 9, Vol. 1, of Peter Force's Tracts. 
 
 1085. . An Account of our Late Troubles in Virginia. 
 
 Written in 1676 by Mrs. Ann Cotton of O Creek. Pub- 
 lished from the Original Manuscript in the Richmond 
 ( Ya.) Enquirer of 12th September, 1804. A List of those 
 who have lately been Executed for the Late Rebellion in 
 Virginia, by Sir William Berkeley, Governor of the Col- 
 ony. Published by George P. Humphrey. Rochester: 
 Xo. 9. January, 1898. (Second Title.) An Account of 
 Our Late Troubles in Virginia. Written in 1676 by Mrs. 
 An. Cotton, of O. Creeke. 8vo, pp. 12. List of Executed, 
 1 leaf." 
 
 This list is signed by Governor Berkeley. 
 
 1086. COTTON, JUDGE A. J. (REV.). Cotton's Keepsake. 
 
 Poems on Various Subjects. To which is appended an 
 autobiographical sketch and a condensed history of the 
 early settlements, incidents, and improvements of Dear- 
 born Count}-. Indiana. Cincinnati: Applegate & Co., 
 1858. -|- i860. 121110, pp. 526. 
 
 1087. COUES, ELLIOTT. New Light on the Early History of 
 
 the Greater Northwest. The Manuscript Journals of 
 Alexander Henry. Fur Trader of the Northwest Corn- 
 pan v, and of David Thompson, Official Geographer and 
 Explorer of the Same Company, 1799-1814. Exploration 
 and Adventure among the Indians on the Red. Saskatch- 
 ewan, Missouri and Columbia Rivers. Edited with Co- 
 pious Critical Commentary, by Elliott Coues. In Three 
 Volumes. Vol. 1. The Red River of the North. New 
 York: Francis P. Harper, 1897. Roy. Svo, pp. 28, 440. 
 Vol. 2. The Saskatchewan and Columbia Rivers. Har- 
 per, 1897. PP- 6, 447-916. Vol. 3. Index and Maps. pp. 
 917 to T027.* 
 
 Continuous numbering of volumes. Limited edition of 1000, 
 100 on hand-made paper. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 7.50: Howard Goodwin, 1903, unct. 
 hand-made paper. 16.50; Henkels. 1899, 5.25; P>angs. 
 1 000, 12.75.
 
 eowuEv. 229 
 
 1088. COURTENAY, WILLIAM A. The Centennial of the In 
 
 corporation of Charleston (with a History of Charleston, 
 
 1670 to 1883). Charleston : 1884. 8vo, pp. 259. 12 maps 
 and plates. 
 
 1089. COWELL, BENJAMIN. The Spirit of Sevent} six in 
 
 Rhode Island ; or Sketches of the Efforts of the 1 iovern- 
 ment and the People in the War of the Revolution. To- 
 gether with the Names of those who belonged to Rhode 
 Island Regiments in the Army. With Biographical 
 Notices, Reminiscences, &c, &c. Boston: A. I. Wright. 
 1850. 8vo, pp. 352. 
 
 1090. COWEN, M. V. B. The Indiana State Gazetteer and Ship- 
 
 pers' Guide for 1866-7. Lafayette, Ind. : Rosser, Spring 
 & Cowen, 1866. 8vo. pp. xv, 428. 
 
 1091. COWLES, E. Sketches of the Early Settlement of the 
 
 Plymouth Colony (in Farmington). New Britain 
 (Conn.) : 1880. 8vo. 
 
 1092. COWLES, E. B. History and Directory of Berrian 
 
 County, Mich., Containing Historical and Descriptiye 
 Sketches of the Villages and Townships within the 
 County, and the Names and Occupations of Persons re- 
 siding therein. Buchanan, Mich. : 1871. 8vo, pp. 384. 
 
 1093. COWLES, GEORGE W. Landmarks of Wayne County. 
 
 New York. Illustrated. Edited by G. W. Cowles, As- 
 sisted by H. P. Smith and others. Syracuse. N. Y. : D. 
 Mason & Co., Publishers, 1895. Roy. 8\o, pp. viii, 437: 
 343* 
 
 1094. COWLEY, CHARLES. A Hand-Book of Business in 
 
 Lowell. Mass.; with a History of the City. Lowell: 
 1856. 8yo, pp. 166. 
 
 1095. • Memories of the Indians and Pioneers of the re- 
 gion of Lowell. Lowell: Stone & Huse, Printers, 1S62. 
 8vo, pp. 24. (1). 
 
 1096. . Illustrated History of Lowell. Re\ised Edition. 
 
 Boston: Lee & Shepard, 1868. 121110. Title, pp. 9-135. 
 Woodcuts. -f- Lowell: B. C. Sargeant and fulius Merrill, 
 1868.
 
 23O COXE. 
 
 Sold: Barlow, 1890, 25 cts. ; Cable. 1882, 63 cts. ; Manson. 
 1899, 1.50; Balcom, 1901, 50 cts.; Cable, 1883, 25 cts.; J. 
 G. Smith, 1883, 75 cts.; S. L. Boardman, 1883, 37 cts.; 
 M. D. Gilman, 1884, 1.38; Cooke, 1883, 75 cts.; Guild. 
 1887. 1.25; Clogston, 1875, 75 cts. 
 
 Reminiscences of James C. Ayer and the town of Ayer. 
 Lowell: Penhallow Print Co., 1879 (1880). 8vo, pp. 156. 
 
 Sold: Barlow, 1890, 75 cts. 
 
 1097. COX, ROSS. Adventures on the Columbia River, includ- 
 
 ing the Narrative of a Residence of Six Years on the 
 Western Side of the Rocky Mountains, among various 
 Tribes of Indians hitherto Unknown ; together with a 
 Journey across the American Continent. London : 
 Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, 183 1. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 pp. xxiv, 368; viii. 400. + The Columbia River; or 
 Scenes and Adventures. Second Edition. London: 
 1832. 8vo. + New York: Harper & Bro.. 1832. 8vo, pp. 
 
 15- 2 5. 335- 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 2.10. 
 
 1098. COX, SANFORD C. Recollections of the Early Settle- 
 
 ment of the Wabash Valley. Lafayette: Courier Print- 
 ing House, i860. 8vo, pp. 160.* 
 
 A series of articles on "Old Settlers" was published by "Incog," 
 in the Lafayette Daily Courier, in October and November, 1859. 
 The above book results from a collection, revision, and publication 
 of these articles, with many additions. 
 
 Sold: Waterbury. 1895, 1.00; Cable. 1882. 1.37. 
 
 1099. COX, WILLIAM WALLACE. History of Seward 
 
 County. Nebraska ; together with a Chapter of Remi- 
 niscenses (sic) of the Early Settlement of Lancaster 
 County. Lincoln. Neb. : 1888. 8vo. 
 
 1 100. COXE, DANIEL. A Description Of the English Province 
 
 of Carolana. by the Spaniards call'd Florida, And by the 
 French La Louisiane. As Also of the Great and Famous 
 River Meschacebe or Mississippi, The Five vast Navi- 
 gable Lakes of Fresh Water, and the Parts Adjacent. 
 Together With an Account of the Commodities of the 
 Growth and Production of the said Province, And a 
 Preface containing some considerations on the Conse-
 
 COXE. 23I 
 
 quences of the French making Settlements there. By 
 Daniel Coxe, Esq. London : Printed for B. Cowse, at 
 the Rose and Crown in St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1722. 
 8vo, 27 I., pp. 122. Map. 
 
 "A crude performance drawn up from various journals and 
 voyages to impress the public with the great importance of the re- 
 gion described, and to make them jealous of its occupation by the 
 French." Rich. 
 
 "Under the name of Carolana was comprehended the present 
 state of Georgia, the Floridas, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. 
 The whole of this territory was claimed by Dr. Coxe, the father of 
 the author, as proprietor under the Crown. The author explored a 
 great part of it and lived there fourteen years. See N. Am. Rev. 2, 
 1." Sabin. 
 
 For Biography of Dr. Coxe, see Penna. Magazine of Hist'y. 7, 
 
 Sold: Bell, 1895, 7.00; Thornton, 1878, 2.25; Hoffmann. 
 1877, 4.50; Guild, 1887, elf, 8.00; Hurst, 1904, old elf, 
 lacks map, and pp. 121, 122 are in MSS., Gen. Phineas 
 Lyman's copy, with his autograph, 14.00. 
 
 1101. . A Description of the English Province of Caro- 
 lana, By the Spaniards call'd Florida. And by the French 
 La Louisiane. As also of the Great "and Famous River 
 Meschachebe or Mississippi. The Five vast Navigable 
 Lakes of Fresh Water, and Parts Adjacent. Together 
 with an Account of the Commodities of the Growth and 
 Production of the said Province. And a Preface contain- 
 ing some Considerations on the Consequences of the 
 French making a Settlement there. London : Printed 
 for Edward Symon, against the Royal Exchange in Corn- 
 hill, 1727. 8vo, pp. 56, 122. Map. 
 
 This is the 1722 edition with a new title. 
 Sold: Brinley, 1881, old elf, 13.00; Barlow. 1890. 12.50: 
 Hoffmann, 1877, London, 1726 ed., 5.00; same sale, 1727 
 ed., 2.37; Cooke, 1883. 9.00; Bangs, 1901, levt mo, git, 
 map lacking, 8.50; Bangs. 1901, mor, lacks map, 4.50. 
 
 1 102. . A Description of the English Province of Carolana. 
 
 By the Spaniards called Florida, and by the French La 
 Louisiane. As Also of the Great and Famous Mescha- 
 cebe or Mississippi, The Five Vast Navigable Lakes of 
 Fresh Water, and the Parts Adjacent. Together with 
 An Account of the Commodities of the Growth and Pro- 
 duction of the Said Province. And A Preface containing
 
 232 COXE 
 
 some considerations on the Consequences of the French 
 making Settlements there. London : Printed for B. 
 Crowse, at the Rose and Crown in St. Paul's Church- 
 yard, 1732. St. Louis: Churchill and Harris, Prs., 1840. 
 8vo, pp. vi, 90. Folding map of Carolana.* 
 
 Sold: Randall, 1901, 1.60; Fisher, 1866, hlf mo, 3.00; Don- 
 aldson, 1899, bds, 2.10. 
 
 1 103. . A Description of the English Province of Caro- 
 lana. By the Spaniards call'd Florida, and by the French, 
 La Louisiane. Viz. 1. A Description of the great and 
 famous River Meschacebe or Mississippi. 2. A Descrip- 
 tion of the Countries, People, Rivers, Bays, Harbours 
 and Islands, to the East of the Meschacebe. 3. A De- 
 scription of the Sea Coast, the large Rivers ; their Heads 
 and Courses to the West of the Meschacebe. 4. A De- 
 scription of the Five Great Seas or Lakes of fresh Water. 
 5. A new and curious Discovery of an easy Communi- 
 cation between the River Meschacebe and the South 
 Sea — which separates America from China, by means of 
 several large Rivers and Lakes ; with a Description of 
 the said Sea, to the Streights or Uries ; as also of a rich 
 and considerable Trade to be carry'd on from thence to 
 Japan, China and Tartary. 6. An Account of the use- 
 ful Animals, Vegetables, Metals, Minerals, and other 
 rich and valuable Commodities, which this Province 
 naturally produces. 7. An Appendix containing the orig- 
 inal Charter, &c. With a large and curious Preface, 
 demonstrating the Right of the English to that Country, 
 and the unjust Manner of the French usurping of it ; 
 their prodigious Increase there. &c. and the inevitable 
 Danger our other Colonies on the Continent will be ex- 
 posed to, if not timely prevented ; interspersed with many 
 useful Hints, in Regard to our Plantations in General. 
 To which is added a large and accurate Map of Carolana, 
 and of the River Meschacebe. London: Printed for and 
 sold by Olive Payne, at Horace's Head in Pope's Head 
 Alley, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange, 1741 . 8vo, 
 27 1., pp. 122. .Map. 
 
 This work was reprinted in St. Louis. 1840. 8vo, pp. vi, 90. 
 And reprinted in Frenches Historical Collections of Louisiana, II, 
 221. Philadelphia : 1850. 
 
 "The text contains a description of the resources and attrac- 
 tions of the country, the preface an account of the vessel which was
 
 CKAFFOKD. 233 
 
 turned back from the entrance of the Mississippi by Bienville. The 
 appendix is an argument setting forth the claimant's title to the 
 grant, and also contains a curious story of the expedition from 
 Massachusetts to New Mexico in 1678, in which he claims that La 
 Salle's guides were Indians who accompanied that expedition." 
 Burrows Bros. Catalog. 
 
 Sold: 1741 cd. : Bangs, Merwin, [865, 8.00; Plessanton, 
 1895, 8.20; Brevoort, 1890, 12.25; Murphy, [884, o.oo; 
 Deane, 1898. sewed. 8.25; Dunbar, 1892, 8.50; Cooke, 
 1883, old elf, 11.00; Field, 1875. hlf mo, unct, by lirad- 
 street. 10.00; Bangs, 1901, elf. 10.50; Del Monte, [901, 
 elf, 2 other pieces bd in, 8.10; Anderson, [905, lilt mo, 
 16.00. 
 
 1104. COZZENS, SAMUEL W. The Marvellous Country: or 
 
 Three Years in Arizona and New Mexico, the Apaches' 
 Home. Comprising a Description of this Wonderful 
 Country, its immense Mineral Wealth, its magnificent 
 Mountain Scenery, Ruins of Ancient Towns, &c. Bos- 
 ton : Lee & Shepard, 1876. 8vo. Illustrated. 
 
 Sold: Donaldson, 1899, 1.10; Guild, 1886, 1.30. 
 
 1 105. CRAFFORD, JOHN. A Xew and Most | Exact Account | 
 
 Of the Fertile and Famous Colony of | Carolina (On the 
 Continent of America) | whose Latitude is from 36 Deg. 
 of North Latitude, to 29 Deg. | Together with a | Mari- 
 tine Account of its Rivers, Barrs, Soundings and Har- 
 bours; I also of the Natives, their Religion, Traffick and 
 Commodities. | Likewise the Advantages accrewing to 
 all Adventurers by the Cu- | stoms of the Countrey ; 
 Being the most Healthful and Fertile | of his Majesties 
 Territories on the said Continent of | America. | As also 
 an Account of the Islands of Bermudas, the Harbours, 
 Situa- I tion, People. Commodities. &c, belonging to 
 said Islands ; | the whole being a Compendious Account 
 of a Voyage made (by | an Ingenious Person) for a full 
 discovery of the above-said places. | Begun in October 
 82, and finished this present Year, 1683. | Dublin : Printed 
 for Nathan Tarrant at the Kings-Arms in Corn-Market. 
 1683. I 4to, pp. 7. 
 
 "The two last lines read: 'Taken by John Crnfford, who was 
 Super cargo of the good Ship the James of Erwin, burthen about 
 50 Tuns." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Barlow, 1890, elf. git. extra, by Bedford, 2 leaves 
 
 pieced, 105.00.
 
 234 CRAIG. 
 
 uc6. CRAFT, DAVID (REV.). History of Bradford County, 
 Pennsylvania, with Illustrations and Biographical 
 Sketches of Some of its Prominent Men and Pioneers. 
 Published by L. H. Everts & Co., 1878. (Philadelphia.) 
 4to. pp. 492, 9.* 
 
 Lithograph frontispiece of Lake Pond Hill. 
 
 1 107. CRAFTS, JAMES MONROE. History of the Town of 
 
 Whately, Mass. ; including; a Narrative of leading Events 
 from the First Planting of Hatfield, 1661-1899, as revised 
 and edited by J. M. Crafts, with Family Genealogies. 2d 
 edition. Orange, Mass.: D. L. Crandall, 1903. 8vo, pp. 
 628. Illustrations. Portraits. Maps.* 
 
 Revised and enlarged from J. H. Temple's History of Whately. 
 1660-1871. 
 
 1 108. CRAIG, C. F. A Summary of the Advantages of North- 
 
 west Missouri. Including the Celebrated Platte Pur- 
 chase. St. Joseph : 1880. 8vo, pp. 109. Map. 
 
 1 109. CRAIG, NEVILLE B. The History of Pittsburgh with a 
 
 Brief Notice of its Facilities of Communication, and other 
 Advantages for Commercial and Manufacturing Pur- 
 poses. With Two Maps. Pittsburgh: Publ. by John 
 Mellor, 1851. i2mo, pp. xiv, 312. Folding Map of Brad- 
 dock's Route. Frontispiece, folding outline plan of Pitts- 
 burgh and the rivers and country about.* 
 
 Sold: Fisher. 1866, .62; Woodward, 1869, 1.00; Cable, 1882. 
 1.63; Brinley, 1880, 1.00; Henkels, 1900, 1.70; Waterbury. 
 !895, i-37: Bushnell, 1883, plates inserted, 1.62; West, 
 1889, 1.25 ; Bourquin. 1894. 90 cts. ; Hoffmann. 1877, 1.75 ; 
 Shurtleff, 1875, 75 cts.; Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 38 cts.; 
 Clogston, 1875, 1. 00. 
 
 1 1 10. . Exposure of a Few of the many Misstatements in 
 
 H. M. Brackenridge's History of the Whiskey Insurrec- 
 tion. Pittsburgh : John S. Davidson, 1859. i8mo, pp. vi. 
 79. Errata 3 lines. 
 
 Sold: Bangs, Merwin, 1865, .25; Fisher, 1866, 2.00. 
 
 in 1. . Lecture upon the Controversy between Pennsyl- 
 vania and Virginia about the Boundary Line, delivered 
 at the University Building, Pittsburgh, December 5,
 
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 235 
 
 [843. Pittsburgh : Printed by A. Jaynes, 1843. 8vo PP 
 
 30.* 
 
 Reprinted in "The Olden Time," 1, 434. This was a monthly 
 devoted to historical subjects. Two volumes were issued Pitts- 
 burg, 1846-48. 8vo, pp. viii, 576; iv, 572. 
 
 ma. CRAMER, ZADOK. The | Navigator: | or the | Trader. 
 useful Guide J in navigating the | Monongahela, Alle- 
 gheny I Ohio and Mississippi | Rivers; | Containing an 
 ample account | of those much admired Waters | from 
 the Head of the former to the Mouth of the latter; j A 
 Concise description of their | Towns. Villages, Harbours, 
 Settlements, &c. | with Particular Directions | how to 
 navigate them | in all stages of the Water. Pointing out 
 their | Rocks, Ripples, Channel, Islands | Bluffs, Creeks. 
 Rivers, &c, | and the distances from place to place. | Il- 
 lustrated with thirteen accurate Maps of the | Mississippi 
 and one of Pittsburgh. | The fifth edition much improved 
 and enlarged. | To which is added an account of Louisi- 
 ana : I and a notice of the | Mines, Minerals. Natural 
 Curiosities, &c. | Pittsburgh : | From the Press of Zadok 
 Cramer. | 1806. | 121110, pp. 94. 
 
 The first edition was reprinted with additions as below : Cramer, 
 Z. The Navigator, &c. To which is added an Appendix containing 
 an Account of Louisiana. &c. as discovered by the voyage under 
 Captains Lewis and Clarke. Sixth Edition, Improved and Enlarged 
 Pittsburgh: 1S08. i2mo. Maps. + Seventh Edition Enlarged 
 With Maps of the Ohio added and Appendix (as before). Pitts- 
 burgh: Feby., 1811. l2mo, pp. 295. 
 
 JII 3- • The Navigator: containing directions for Navi- 
 gating the Monongahela. Allegheny. Ohio, and Miss 
 sippi Rivers ; With an ample Account of the much ad- 
 mired waters, from the head of the former to the mouth 
 of the latter, and a concise description of their Town-. 
 Villages, Harbors, Settlements, &c, with Maps of th< 
 Ohio and Mississippi. To which is added An Appendix. 
 Containing an Account of Louisiana, and of the Mis- 
 souri and Columbia Rivers, as Discovered by the Voyage 
 under Capts. Lewis and Clarke. Eighth Edition. Im- 
 proved and Enlarged. Pittsburgh: Cramer, Spear and 
 Eichbaum, 1814. i2mo, pp. 360. * 
 
 + Ninth Edition. Pittsburgh (Ibid.) : 1817. i2mo. 
 PP- 304- + Tenth Edition. Pittsburgh : Cramer & Spear. 
 1818. I21HO. pp. 304. + Eleventh Edition. 1821. i2mo, 
 PP- 283. + Twelfth Edition. 1824. 121110. pp. 27;.
 
 236 CRAPO. 
 
 "For an amplification of this work, see Cumings (S.). The 
 author's name does not appear on the title. In the 10th and nth 
 editions the words — improved and enlarged — are left out, otherwise 
 exactly as above; in the 12th and last edition the words Monon- 
 gahela, Allegheny, are left out, as well as the — improved and en- 
 larged. On the last page of the 7th and all subsequent editions, 
 there is a list of articles of merchandise and boats, &c. &c. on the 
 Ohio, 'Taken from the Pilot Books— By James McDrum.' For this 
 list of editions of Cramer, I am indebted to Mr. W. M. Darlington 
 of Pittsburgh, who is good authority." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Bangs, 1805 ed., 1873, fi -°°: Bangs, 1814 ed., 1873. 
 6.50; Brinley, 1808 ed., 1881, 2.50; Polock, 1904, 1818 
 ed., hlf bd, 4.00; Pennypacker, 1814 ed., bds, 4.25. 
 
 1114. CRAMPTON, S. W. Brief History of St. George's Parish, 
 
 Hartford County, Md. Baltimore: Printed by John D. 
 Toy, 185 1. 1 61110, pp. 42. Plate. 
 
 11 15. CRANE, JAMES M. The Past. Present and Future of the 
 
 Pacific. San Francisco: Sterett & Co., 1866. 8vo, pp. 79. 
 paper. 
 
 1 1 16. CRANZ, DAVID. Alte und Neue Bruder Historie oder 
 
 kurz gefasste Geschichte der Evangelischen Bruder Uni- 
 tat. Barby: 1771. 8vo. -f- Barby : Chr. Fr. Laux, 1772. 
 8vo, 8 1., pp. 868, (55). 
 
 The complete history of the Moravians, from their start to 1769, 
 with all the early history of their settlement in Pennsylvania. 
 
 Sold: Pennypacker, 1906, elf, 1.25. 
 
 1 1 17. CRAPO, WILLIAM W. Proceedings at the Celebration 
 
 at New Bedford, Sept. 14, 1864, of the 200th Anniversary 
 of the Incorporation of the Town of Dartmouth (with 
 historical address by W. W. Crapo, and poem by James 
 B. Congdon). New Bedford: 1865. 8vo, pp. 175. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 50 cts. 
 
 1 1 18. . Centennial in New Bedford, historical Address by 
 
 Wm. W. Crapo, delivered on the Occasion of the Cele- 
 bration in New Bedford of the Fourth of July, 1876, to 
 which is added an Account of the Celebration and an 
 Appendix. New Bedford: 1876. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 20 cts.; J. G. Smith, 1883, 40 cts.; 
 Cooke, 1883. 1.25 : Guild, 1887, 50 cts.
 
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 1119. CRAPSEY, EDWARD. The Nether Side of New York; 
 
 or, The Crime. Poverty, and Vice of the Greal .Metrop- 
 olis. New York: Sheldon & Co., 1877. 8vo, pp. 185.* 
 
 1120. CRAWFORD, LUCY. The History of the White Moun- 
 
 tains, from the First Settlement of the Upper Coos and 
 Pequaket. By Lucy, Wife of Ethan Allen Crawford, 
 Esq., White Hills, 1846. Portland: Printed by F. A. & 
 A. F. Gerrish, 1846. [6mo, pp. 204, (1). 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 2.25; Cable, 1882, full mo, git, 7.50; 
 M. D. Oilman, 1884, 2.50; Deane, 1898, 175: Guild, 1887, 
 1. 12. 
 
 1121. . The History of the White Mountains, from the 
 
 First Settlement of Upper Coos and Pequaket. By Lucy. 
 Wife of Ethan Allen Crawford. Esq. First published in 
 1845. With Preface by Henry Wheelock Ripley. Port- 
 land, Maine: Hoyt, Fogg & Donham. 1883. i6mo, pp. 
 230. Illustrated. + Portland: 1',. Thurston & Co.. 1886. 
 iomo, pp. 228. Illustrated. 
 
 Sold: 1883 ed. : Balcom, 1901, .87. 
 
 1 1 22. CRAYON, JOSEPH PERCY. Rockaway Records of Mor- 
 
 ris County, X. J., Families: Cemetery Records. Church 
 History, Military Records. Local History, Genealogies 
 of the Old Families, nearly 20.000 Data. Rockaway. 
 X. I. : Rockaway Publ. Co., 1002. 121110, pp. 300. Por- 
 traits. 
 
 1 123. CREIGH, ALFRED. History of Washington County. Pa., 
 
 from its First Settlement to the Present Time. Fir^t 
 under Virginia as Yogogania, Ohio, or Augusta County 
 until 1781, and subsequently under Pennsylvania. With 
 Sketch of all the Townships, Boroughs and Villages, 
 &c. : and to which is added a Full Account of the Cele- 
 brated Mason & Dixon"s Line, the Whiskey Insurrec- 
 tion. Indian Warfare. Traditional and Local Historical 
 Events. Second edition revised and corrected. Harris- 
 burg: B. Singerly, 1871. 8vo, pp. 375. Appendix, pp. 
 132.* 
 Sold: Stone. 1897, cl, i,-?: M. D. Gilman, 1884. 2.00: Bour- 
 quin. 1804. ' Q o cts. ; Perry. 1899. 3.00.
 
 2^8 CREVECOEUR. 
 
 1 124. CREVECOEUR, J. HECTOR ST. JOHN. Letters from 
 
 an American Farmer ; Describing Certain Provincial Sit- 
 uations, Manners, and Customs, not generally known ; 
 and conveying some Idea of the late and present Inte- 
 rior Circumstances of the British Colonies in Xorth 
 America. Written for the Information of a Friend in 
 England. By Hector St. John (Creve Coeur), A Farmer 
 in Pennsylvania. London : Thomas Davies and Lockyer 
 Davies, 1782. 8vo, 8 1., pp. 318. 2 Maps. + Dublin: 
 John Enshaw. 1782. 121110, 6 1., pp. 256. 2 Maps. -|- New 
 Edition. London: Thomas Davies, 1783. 8vo, 7 1., pp. 
 326. 2 Maps. -\- Philadelphia : From the Press of 
 Mathew Care}-, March 4, 1873. 121110, pp. 240. -)- Phila- 
 delphia, 1798. 1 21110, pp. 260. 
 
 "The author was a native of Normandy, of noble birth, and 
 came to the British Colonies at the age of sixteen. Having estab- 
 lished himself on a farm near the frontier, he became one of the 
 first victims of the War of Independence, the Indian allies of Great 
 Britain setting fire to and destroying his property. He wrote his 
 letters during the different epochs of the war, in English. Return- 
 ing to France he translated them into French." Rich. 
 
 "His work is a most pleasing report of the resources and charms 
 of the country when it was far more isolated and exclusively rural 
 than at present. Somewhat like a prose idyl is this record: Hazlitt 
 delighted in its naive enthusiasm, and commended it to Charles 
 Lamb, as well as in the 'Quarterly,' as giving an idea how American 
 scenery and manners may be treated with a lively poetic interest. 
 Tuckerman's America and her Commentators." Sabin 
 
 French editions : Paris : Cuchet. 1784. 2 vols. 8vo. 1785. Paris: 
 Cuchet. 3 vols. 1787. Dutch and German editions: Leyden : L. 
 Herdingh. 1784. 8vo. Leipzig und Leignitz : David Geigert, 1784. 
 l2mo. 4- Berlin : 1802. -j- Large paper edition, with plates in folio. 
 Paris : 1801. 3 vols. 
 
 Sold: 1783 ed. : Barlow, 1890, 2.50: 1784 ed., Paris: Chitten- 
 den. 1894. 80 cts. 
 
 1125. . Letters from an American Farmer, by J. Hector 
 
 St. John Crevecoeur. With a Foreword by Professor 
 W . P. Trent of Columbia, and an appendix containing 
 some hitherto unpublished letters from Crevecoeur to 
 Franklin. 8vo. 
 
 "A reprint of a delightful American classic first issued in 1782 
 and now for more than a century out of print. Crevecoeur, whose 
 full name was J. Hector St. John Crevecoeur, was horn in Nor- 
 mandy in 1731 and came to this country at the age of twenty-three. 
 His book, written in the form of letters from an American Farmer 
 in Pennsylvania to a friend in England, became immediately popular 
 and won praise from Hazlitt, and Charles Lamb. Its graceful Eng- 
 lish style, its love of nature and keen observation of natural phe-
 
 CROCKETT. 239 
 
 nomena, its cheerful optimism and humor make it as fresh and 
 readable to-day as it was one hundred years ago." Burrozvs Bros. 
 List. 
 
 1126. CREW, HARVEY W. Centennial History of the City of 
 
 Washington, D. C. ; with full outline of the Natural Ad- 
 vantages, &c. Dayton, Ohio: W. J. Shuey, 1892. 4to, 
 pp. 770, 1. 24 plates. 
 
 This book was written almost exclusively by W. B. Webb and 
 J. Wooldrige. 
 
 1 127. CRISSEY, THERON WILMOT. History of Norfolk. 
 
 Litchfield County, Connecticut, 1744-1900. Everett, 
 Mass. : 1900. 8vo, pp. 648. 
 
 See Joseph Eldridge. 
 
 1128. CROCKETT, DAVID (COL.). A Narrative of the Life 
 
 of David Crockett of the State of Tennessee. Written 
 by Himself. Philadelphia: E. L. Carey and A. Hart, 
 1834. i2ino, pp. 211. -f- Boston: Allen & Ticknor. pp. 
 211. 4" Sixth Edition. Philadelphia: 1834. 121110, pp. 
 211. + London : 1834. 121110. -j- Twelfth Edition. Phila- 
 delphia: 1835. i2mo. -f- New York: 1837. 121110, pp. 21 1. 
 New York: 1845. i2mo. -f- New York: Wm. H. Gra- 
 ham, 1848. i2mo, pp. 211. 
 
 A Pictorial Life and Adventures was published in Philadelphia 
 in 1852. 8vo, pp. 193. Also Life and Adventures. Cincinnati : 
 1833. i2mo. The Same. By the author of Kit Carson. New 
 York: Beadle & Co. i6mo, pp. 96. (n. d.) 
 
 1129. . Life of Col. David Crockett, written by Himself. 
 
 Comprising his Early Life, Hunting Adventures, Serv- 
 ices under General Jackson in the Creek War, Election- 
 eering Speeches. Career in Congress, Triumphal Tour in 
 the Northern States, and Services in the Texan War. 
 To which is added an account of Col. Crockett's glorious 
 Death at the Alamo while fighting in defense of Texan 
 Independence. By the Editor. Philadelphia: G. G. 
 Evans. 1859. 121110, pp. 405. 
 
 1130. . Col. Crockett's Exploits and Adventures in Texas; 
 
 wherein is contained A full account of his Journey from 
 Tennessee to the Red River and Natchitoches, and 
 thence across Texas to San Antonio; including his many 
 Hair-breadth escapes; Together with a Topographical.
 
 24O CROXISE. 
 
 Historical and Political View of Texas. Written by 
 himself. The Narrative brought down from the Death 
 of Col. Crockett to the Battle of San Jacinto, by an Eye 
 Witness. Sixth Edition. Philadelphia: Y. K. & P. G. 
 Collins, 1837. i2mo, pp. viii, 13-216. Portrait, -f- Lon- 
 don : 1837. i2mo. -)- Cincinnati: U. P. James, 1839. 
 i8mo, pp. 216. + New York: 1845. 
 
 1 131. CROFUTT, G. A. Grip-Sack Guide of Colorado. Vol. 1. 
 
 Omaha: 1881. Imp. 8vo. Folding map. Illustrated. 
 
 1132. CROFUT, W. A. ; MORRIS, JOHN M. Military and Civil 
 
 History of Connecticut, during the War of 1861-5; Com- 
 prising a Detailed Account of the various Regiments and 
 Batteries. New York: Ledyard Bill, 1868. 8vo, pp. 892. 
 Illustrated. -f- Third Edition. New York : Ledyard Bill, 
 1869. 8vo, 2 1., pp. 891. 14 Plates. 
 
 Sold: J. G. Smith, 1883, 3.50. 
 
 1 133. CROLL, REV. P. C. Ancient and Historic Landmarks in 
 
 the Lebanon Valley. Philadelphia: Lutheran Publish- 
 ing Co., 1895. 8vo, pp. xii, 334. Illustrated.* 
 
 Frontispiece portrait of Mr. Croll. First published as a series 
 of articles in the Lebanon daily paper. Story of the early settlement 
 of Western Pennsylvania. 
 
 Sold: Cresson, 1902, 1.80. 
 
 1 1 34. CRONISE, TITUS FEY. The Natural Wealth of Califor- 
 
 nia. Comprising Early History, Geography, Topog- 
 raphy, and Scenery ; Climate ; Agriculture and Commer- 
 cial Products ; Geology, Zoology and Botany ; Mineral- 
 ogy, Mines, and Mining Processes; Manufactures, 
 Steamship Lines, Railroads, and Commerce; Immigra- 
 tion, Population and Society; Educational Institutions 
 and Literature ; together with a Detailed Description of 
 Each Countv ; its Topography. Scenery. Cities and 
 Towns, Agr cultural Advantages, Mineral Resources, 
 and Varied Productions. San Francisco: IT. TT. Ban- 
 croft & Co., 1868. Roy. 8vo, pp. xvi. 696. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1890, 50 cts. ; Child, 1882. 2.25.; Randall. 
 1901, 80 cts.; Randall. 1901, 80 cts.; S. L. Boardman, 
 1883, 50 cts.; M. D. Gilman, 1884. 1.25; Bourquin, 1804, 
 1.00; Cooke, 1883, hlf mo, 5.75; Guild, 1887. 2.75.
 
 CROSSWELL. 24I 
 
 1 135. CROSBY, JAAZANIAH. History of Charlestown in New 
 
 Hampshire, from its First Grant by the Province of Mas- 
 sachusetts in 1735 to the Year 1833. Ry Jaazaniah 
 Crosby, Pastor of the First Church in said town. Con- 
 cord : Marsh, Capen & Lyon, 1833. 8vo, pp. 41. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, paper, 4.00; Darrah, 1904. orig. paper, 
 cover, 3.50. 
 
 1 136. CROSS, C. F. History of Lyon County, Minna. Historical 
 
 and Descriptive. Marshall : 1884. 8vo. 
 
 1137. CROSS, DAVID. History of Weare, N. H. Compiled b) 
 
 a Committee appointed by the Town, consisting of David 
 Cross, Josiah G. Dearborn, Sylvester C. Gould, Abner 
 P. Collins, and Robert Peaslee. Published by the Town. 
 Manchester. 
 
 1138. CROSS, FRED J. The Free Lands of Dakota. With a 
 
 Description of the Country, the Climate, the Valleys. 
 Prairies, Crops, Land Laws, &c. Yankton, Dakota: 
 1876. 8vo, pp. 31. 
 
 1139. CROSS, L. R. H. Bygones. Some Things not generally 
 
 Known in the Flistory of Northficld, \ T . H. Concord: 
 1900. 8vo, pp. 15. 
 
 1 140. CROSSMAN, JOSEPH W. New- Years discourse deliv- 
 
 ered at Salisbury, Ct., on Lord's day, Jan. 2, 1803, con- 
 taining the ancient history of the town. Hartford: 1803. 
 pp. 28. 
 
 1141. CROSSWELL, JOSEPH. A New World planted: or the 
 
 Adventures of the Forefathers of New England : who 
 landed in Plymouth, December 22, 1620. An Historical 
 Drama. Boston : 1802. i2mo, pp. 45. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 5.25. 
 
 1 142. CROSSWELL, SHERMAN. A General History of Con- 
 
 necticut ; from its first Settlement under George Fen- 
 wick to its latest period of amity with Great Britain 
 prior to the Revolution, including a Description of the 
 Country and many curious and interesting Anecdotes. 
 New Haven : 1829. i2mo. 
 Sold: Henkels, 1901, 3.50.
 
 242 CUMING. 
 
 1 143. CROWELL, JOHN (M. D.). Colonial and Revolutionary 
 
 History of Haverhill, Mass., an Oration delivered July 4, 
 1876. Haverhill: 1877. 8vo, pp. 38. 
 
 1144. CROWELL, ROBERT (D. D.). History of the Town of 
 
 Essex from 1634 to 1700. Boston: C. C. P Moody, 
 Printer, 1853. i2mo, pp. 166, (3). Map and Woodcut. 
 
 Sold: Blanchard, 1898, hlf levt mo, git, unct, 3.00; Cable, 
 1883, 50 cts. ; Manson, 1899, 3.75; Henkels, 1900, 1.00; 
 Thornton, 1878, 2.00; Guild, 1887, 1.12; J. G. Smith, 1883, 
 1.25; Clogston, 1875, 1 .00. 
 
 1 145. . History of the Town of Essex from 1634 to 1868. 
 
 By the late Rev. Robert Crowell, D. D. With Sketches 
 of the Soldiers in the War of the Rebellion. By Hon. 
 David Choate. Essex: The Town, 1868. 8vo, pp. 488." 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 7.50; J. G. Smith, 1883, 2.87; Guild, 
 1887, 2.50; Clogston, 1875, hlf elf. unct. 2.75: Collins. 
 1902, cl, presentation copy from author, 3.00. 
 
 1146. CRUMRINE, BOYD. History of Washington County. 
 
 Pennsylvania, with Biographical Sketches of many of its 
 Pioneers and Prominent Men. Illustrated. Philadel- 
 phia : L. H. Everts & Co., 1882. 4to, pp. 1002.* 
 Published at $25.00 in a limited edition. 
 
 Sold: Proud, 1003. russ, git, 9.25; Henkels, 1898, russ, git. 
 6.00 ; Henkels, 1905, hlf mo, 6.25. 
 
 1 147. CULVER, I. F. Alabama's Resources and Future Pros- 
 
 pects, 1897. By I. F. Culver, Commissioner of Agricul- 
 ture. Birmingham: Roberts & Son, 1807. Svo, pp. 387. 
 
 Contains historical sketches of the counties and information re- 
 garding the manufactures and agricultural interests. 
 
 "Undertakes to meet an inquiry that is being made by home- 
 seekers in the South." Preface. 
 
 1 148. CUMING (F.). Sketches of a Tour to the western Coun- 
 
 try through the States of Ohio and Kentucky. A Voy- 
 age down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, and a Trip 
 through the Mississippi Territory and Part of West Flor- 
 ida. Commenced at Philadelphia in the Winter of 1807, 
 and concluded in iSo'i. With Notes and an Appendix, 
 containing some Interesting: Facts, together with \
 
 CUMINGS. 243 
 
 Notice of an Expedition through Louisiana Pittsburgh: 
 Cramer, Spear & Eichbaum, 1810. i2mo, pp. 504.* 
 
 "This is one of the most interesting works relating to the West. 
 We believe it to have been edited by Zadok Cramer. The journey 
 was entirely on foot. At p. 324 Mr. Cuming's tour ends, then fol- 
 lows, 'Notes of a voyage from Bayou Pierre to the mouth of the 
 Mississippi in 1799, by a gentleman.' pp. 325-354." 
 
 "The appendix contains narratives of great importance.' - 
 Thomson, 
 
 Sold: Hubbard, 1867, 4.25; Mayer. 1870. 3.00; Clogston, 
 1875. 2.75; Drake, 1876, 2.50; Bell, [895, 3.50: Wood, 
 T 895. 375; Bourquin, 1894, 2.30: Brinley, 1881, 6.00: 
 Guild, 1887. slip, 3.25; Barlow, 1890. 12.00-; Anderson, 
 1903, slip, cover loose, 3.10; Libbie, 1904, slip (library 
 stamp on title), 3.40; Polock, 1904. slip. 13.50. 
 
 1 149. CUMINGS, SAMUEL. The Western Navigator; contain 
 ing Charts of the Ohio River, in its whole Extent, and 
 of the Mississippi River, from the mouth of the Missouri 
 to the Gulf of Mexico, accompanied by Directions for the 
 Navigation of the Ohio and Mississippi, and such infor- 
 mation concerning the Towns, &c. on their Banks as will 
 be most useful to Travelers. By Samuel Cumings. Phil- 
 adelphia : E. Littell, 1822. Vol. 1. Folio. This is the 
 title to the volume of charts. The letter press has the 
 following title : 
 
 . The Western Navigator; containing Direction^ for 
 
 the Xavigation of the Ohio and Mississippi, and — Infor- 
 mation concerning the Towns, &c, on their Banks — 
 Accompanied by Charts of the Ohio River in its full 
 Extent; and of the Mississippi, from the Mouth of the 
 Missouri. Philadelphia: E. Littell. 1822. Vol. 2. 8vo. 
 pp. 4, 232, (6). 
 
 1150. . Western Pilot; containing Charts • ;" the Ohio 
 
 River and of the Mississippi from the Mouth of the Mis- 
 souri to the Gulf of Mexico ; accompanied with Direc- 
 tions for Navigating the same, and a Gazetteer; or De- 
 scription of the Towns on their Banks. Tributary 
 Streams, &c, also, a Variety of Matter interesting to 
 Travellers, and all concerned in the Navigation of those 
 Rivers. Cincinnati: 1828. 8vo. + Cincinnati: X. X G. 
 Guilford. 1829. 8vO, pp. 104. Maps and _» Plates. -f-
 
 244 CURTIS. 
 
 Cincinnati: Guilford, 1834. 8vo, pp. 152. -\- With a 
 Table of Distances from Town to Town on all the above 
 Rivers. Revised and Corrected by Capt. Charles Ross 
 & Geo. Conclin. Cincinnati: Geo. Conclin. 1840. 8vo, 
 pp. 144. Maps. -|- The Same. 1841. 
 
 The Charts are 43 engraved on wood and printed with the book, 
 each occupying a page. See Cramer, from whom Cuming got most 
 of his data. 
 Sold: 1829 ed. : Brinley, 1881, 4.25; same sale. 1832 ed., 
 3.50; Cable, 1883, 1849 ec U 37 cts. 
 
 1151. CUNNINGHAM, G. A. History of Neenah, illustrated. 
 
 Being' a Complete Historical Sketch from the "Early 
 Days" to the present Time. Containing also a Full and 
 Complete Record of Neenah in the Rebellion, and a Com- 
 plete City and Business Directory. To which is ap- 
 pended Historical Sermons and Sketches by Resident 
 Clergymen, making a Complete Church History of Nee- 
 nah. Neenah, Wis. : The Author. 1878. 121110. pp. 254, 
 
 53- 
 
 1152. CURLEY, EDWIN A. Nebraska, its Advantages, Re- 
 
 sources, and Drawbacks. Ilustrated. New York: The 
 American and Foreign Publication Company, Araer. 
 News Co., 1875. 8vo, pp. 6. 433. Maps and Plates. + 
 The Same. London: 1875. 8vo, pp. 433. 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, mor, git, 1.00; Cable, 1883, London, 1875 
 ed., 75 cts.; Bourquin, 1804, 1875, N. Y.. ed., 90 cts.: 
 London, 1875 ed. : Guild, 1887, 2.25. 
 
 1153. CURRIER, JOHN JAMES. History of Newbury, Mass., 
 
 635-1902. Boston: Damrell & Upham, 1902. 8vo. pp. 
 
 755. Portraits, maps, facsimiles. 
 
 1154. CURRY, DANIEL. New York ; a Historical Sketch of the 
 
 Rise and Progress of the Metropolitan City of America, 
 by a New Yorker. With Illustrations. New York: Pub- 
 lished by Carlton & Phillips, 1853. i2mo, pp. 339. Maps 
 and engravings.* 
 
 1155. CURTIS, C. B. New Castle. Bi-Centennial Souvenir, 
 
 1693-1893. Compiled by C. B. Curtis. (With Historical 
 Address by F. W. Hackett.) Concord: 1893. 8vo, pp. 
 50. Illustrated. 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 1.30.
 
 CUSHING. 245 
 
 1156. CURTIS, GATES. I >ur Country and its People; a Memo- 
 
 rial Record of St. Lawrence County, X. Y. 3 parts in 
 one. Syracuse: 1891. 8vo. 
 
 1157. . A .Memorial Record of St. Lawrence County, \. V. 
 
 Syracuse: 1894. 8vo, pp. 1160. Illustrated. 
 
 1158. CURTIS, JONATHAN. \ Topographical and Historical 
 
 Sketch of Epsom, New Hampshire. Concord: [823. 
 
 8vo, pp. 17. 
 
 Also in Farmer & Moore's Collections, (2), 321. 
 
 1159. . A Topographical and Historical Sketch of Epsom, 
 
 New Hampshire. Republished by Request Pittsfield, 
 N. H. : Analecta Publishing Co., 1885. 8vo, pp. 12. 
 
 First published in 1823. Republished by John C. French. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, .87; Guild, 1887, unct, 5.25. 
 
 1 160. CURWEN, MASKELL C. A Sketch of the Hist. <w , ,f the 
 
 City of Dayton. 2d edition. Dayton: James ' )dell, Jr., 
 1850. 8vo, pp. 64. Map. 
 
 "Previously published the same year in Odell's Dayton Direc- 
 tory, and the present edition was printed from the same plates. At 
 p. 56 is a folded map of Montgomery and adjacent counties. The 
 work is mainly compiled from old newspapers and works on Ohio 
 and the West."' Thomson. 
 
 Sold: Terry, 1889, 4.25. 
 
 1161. CUSHING, C. (Half Title:) Early Settlers of Hingham, 
 
 New England. (Title:) Extracts from the Minutes of 
 Daniel Cushing of Hingham, with a Photograph of his 
 Manuscript, entitled A List of the Names of such Per- 
 sons as came out of the Town of Hingham, and Towns 
 adjacent, in the County of Norfolk, in the Kingdom of 
 England, into New England, and settled in Hingham in 
 New England. Printed for Private Distribution. Bos 
 ton: Press of John Wilson and Son, 1855. 410. pp. 6. 
 2 1.. pp. 7-28. 
 
 But 24 copies were printed. 
 Sold: ShurtlefF, 1875, ti.oo. 
 
 1162. CUSHING, CALEB. The History and Present State of 
 
 the Town of Newburyport. Newburyport: Printed by 
 
 E. \Y. Allen, 1826. 121110, pp. viii, 120. 
 
 Sold: Hayes. 1898. bds. unct, 3.12: Woodward. [86 . 2.00; 
 Brinley, 1879, bds, unct. 2.50: Brinley, 1893, bds. unct.
 
 246 CUTLER. 
 
 2.25; Manson, 1899, 4.75; Cable, 1882, bds, unct, 3.7s; 
 Donaldson, 1899, 1.40; Cable, 1883, 2.00; J. G. Smith, 
 1883. bds, unct, 5.50; Deane, 1898, 2.75 ; Guild, 1887, 6.00; 
 Clogston, 1875, 87 cts. ; Bangs, 1901, hlf ro, 3.00; Libbie, 
 1901, bds. 3.00. 
 
 1 163. CUSHING, JACOB. Divine judgments upon tyrants : And 
 
 compassion to the oppressed. A Sermon, preached at 
 Lexington, April 20th, 1778. In Commemoration of the 
 Murderous War and Rapine, inhumanly perpetrated, by 
 two brigades of British troops in that town and neigh- 
 borhood, on the Nineteenth of April. 1775. Boston: 
 Printed by Powars & Willis, 1778. 8vo, pp. 28. 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, wrappers, unct, 16.50. 
 
 1 164. CUSHMAN, DAVID QUINBY. The History of Ancient 
 
 Sheepscot and Newcastle, including earl}- Pemaquid, Da- 
 mariscotta and other contiguous Places, from the earliest 
 Discovery to the Present Time ; together with the Gene- 
 alogy of more than Four Hundred Families. Bath : 1882. 
 8vo, pp. 458. Portraits and maps. 
 
 Sold: Deane, 1898, cl, 5.2s; Manson, 1899. 5.50; Boardman, 
 18S3. 2.25; Guild. 1887,5.25. 
 
 1165. CUTLER, JERVIS. A | Topographical Description | of 
 
 the J State of Ohio, | Indiana Territory, and | Louisiana. 
 j Comprehending | The Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, | 
 and their principal Tributary Streams: | The face of the 
 country, soils, waters, natural productions, | animal, veg- 
 etable, and mineral ; towns, villages, ] settlements and 
 improvements: | and | A Concise Account of the Indian 
 Tribes | West of the Mississippi. | To which is added, | 
 An Interesting Journal of Mr. Chas. Le Rave. | While a 
 captive of the Sioux nation, on the waters of the | Mis- 
 souri river, j By a Late Officer in the U. S. Army, j 1!ms- 
 ton: ' Published by Charles Williams. | J. Belcher, 
 Printer. | 1812. 121110, pp. 219. 5 Plates.* 
 
 With 4 plates of the Missouri antelope, portraits of a man and 
 woman of the Flat Head Nation, and a rare view of Cincinnati, all 
 engraved by J. Cutler, I'. S. Army. Contains the first engraved 
 plate of Cincinnati. 
 
 "Jervis Cutler, son of Ephraim Cutler, is said to be the first emi- 
 grant who landed at Marietta; the illustrations in this work were 
 drawn by himself. Pages 7-52 are devoted to a general description 
 of Ohio, and at p. 42 is a curious view of Cincinnati in 1809, the first
 
 CUTTER. 247 
 
 engraved. LeRaye's Journal of his experience among the Sioux 
 Indians forms part of the volume and occupies pages 158-204. It 
 never appeared in any other form. Lieutenant Cutler was one of 
 the band of emigrants from Mass. under Gen. Rufus Putnam, who 
 in 1788 settled at Marietta." Thomson. 
 
 "The Journal of LeRaye, not published elsewhere, is of con- 
 siderable value." Brinley. 
 
 "Thompson speaks of it as containing five plates in which he is 
 mistaken, there being hut four. One is a curious view of Cincinnati 
 in 1809 and is the first engraved of that city." Burrows Bros. 
 Catalog. 
 
 Sold: Fisher, 1866, 10.00; Boon, 1870, full mo, 9.00; Field, 
 1875, hlf mo, 10.00; Drake, 1876, 8.00; Bell, 1895, 7.00; 
 Brinley, 1881, old elf, 10.00; Brinley. 1881, slip, 9.00; 
 Cable, 1882, 6.87; Bushnell, 1883, slip, 7.50; Bangs, 1901, 
 shp. broken, 10.00; Libbie, 1902, slip, lacks frontisp., 
 6.00; Anderson, 1905, shp, lacks 2 plates, name cut from 
 title, 7.50. 
 
 1 166. CUTLER, MANASSEH. Hamilton and Hardwick, Mass. 
 
 Historical Century Sermon at Hamilton, Oct. 27, 1814. 
 Salem: Thomas C. Cushing, 1815. 8vo. pp. 26. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.60. 
 
 1167. CUTTER, DANIEL B. History of Jaffrey, N. H., from 
 
 the Date of the Masonian Charter to the Present Time, 
 1749 to 1880; with a Genealogical Register of the Jaffrey 
 Families and an Appendix containing the Proceedings of 
 the Centennial Celebration in 1873. Concord: 1881. 8vo. 
 Portraits, Maps and Illustrations. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901. 3.00; Bell. 1895, 3.12; Blanchard, 1898. 
 cl, unct. 3.50; Manson, 1899, 4.00; Guild, 1887, 4.00. 
 
 1168. CUTTER, WILLIAM R.; CUTTER, BENJAMIN. His- 
 
 tory of the Town of Arlington. Mass. Formerly the 
 Second Precinct of Cambridge, or District of Menotomy, 
 afterwards the Town of West Cambridge, 1655- 1879. 
 With a Genealogical Register of the Inhabitants of the 
 Precinct. Boston : 1880. 8vo. pp. 368. Map and Plates. 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, 1.87; Balcom, iqoi, 6.25; Barlow, 1890, 
 2.00; Cable, 1883, shts, fid, 1.50; Manson. 1899, 6.00; J. 
 G. Smith. 1883, shts, flded, 1.62; Guild, 1887, 2.25; Avery. 
 1900, 4.50; Sheldon & Allen, 1900, 4.75; Conland. 1004. 
 cl. git, 5.40.
 
 248 DAKOTA. 
 
 1169. CUTTS, JAMES MADISON. The Conquest of California 
 
 and New Mexico, by the Forces of the United States, in 
 the Years 1846 & 1847. With Engravings, Plans of 
 Battle, &c. Philadelphia: Carey & Hart, 1847. l2mo, 
 pp. 264.* 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 80 cts. 
 
 1170. DAGGETT, JOHN. Sketch of the History of Attlebor- 
 
 ough, from its Settlement to the Present Time. Ded- 
 ham : H. Mann, Printer, 1834. 8vo, pp. 136. + Idem., 
 i835- 
 Sold: Deane, 1898, bds, 3.25 ; Woodward, 1869, 3.25 ; Cable, 
 1882, 1.37; Brinley, 1879, 3.00; Balcom, 1901, 1.50; Man- 
 son, 1899, 1.37; J. G. Smith, 1883, 2.50; Shurtleff, 1875, 
 1. 12; Cooke, 1883, hlf mo, git, 5.75; Guild, 1887, 1.75; 
 Clogston, 1875, 1.50; Libbie, 1898, 3.00; 1835 ed. : Bush- 
 nell, 1883, 2.37. 
 
 j 1 71. DAKIN, MOSES (M. D.). Monterey, or the Mountain 
 City ; containing a Description of the Boundaries, Situa- 
 tion, Mountains, Lakes, Rivers, Soil, and Climate, Geo- 
 logical Features, Natural Scenery, Religious, Moral, and 
 Literary Institutions, Number of Inhabitants, and of 
 Professional Men, and Manufacturing Resources of the 
 Southern Part of the County of Waldo, Maine, to which 
 is added an Appendix, giving a Brief Account of some 
 of the Islands of Penobscot Bay. Boston : Mead's Press, 
 1847. i2mo, pp. 28. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 7.00. 
 
 DAKOTA. 
 
 1 172. History of Southeastern Dakota, its Settlement and 
 
 Growth, etc. ; with a Brief Outline History of the Terri- 
 tory in General. Sioux City, Iowa: 1881. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 2.00. 
 
 1 173. Northern Dakota. Its Soil, Climate and Productions. 
 
 Fargo: 1877. 8vo, pp. 24. 
 
 1174. Valley City, Dakota; its Commerce, Manufactures, and 
 
 Progress. St. Paul : Northwestern Publ. Co., 1882. 8vo, 
 pp. 52. Folded map. Paper.
 
 DAMON. 249 
 
 1 175. Second Annual Report of the Territorial Auditor to the 
 
 Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Dakota, 1864-5. 
 Yankton, Dakota: 1865. 8vo, pp. 32. 
 
 1175a. Commissioner of Immigration. (1889.) The Territory of 
 Dakota, the State of North Dakota, the State of South 
 Dakota ; an Official, Statistical, Historical, and Political 
 Abstract; Agricultural, Mineral. Commercial. Manufac- 
 turing, Educational, Social, and General Statements. By 
 F. IT. Ilagertv. 3 pts. in 1 vol. Aberdeen. S. D. : 1889. 
 8vo. 
 
 1176. DALBY, J. ARNOLD. A History of Old Point Comfort 
 
 and Fortress Monroe, Va., from 1608 to Jan., 1881 ; with 
 Sketches of Hampton Normal School, National Soldiers' 
 Home and the Hygeia Hotel. Norfolk, Ya. : X. Y. News 
 Co., 1881. i6mo. 
 
 1 177. DALBY, JOSEPH W. (REV.). Woodbridge and Vicin- 
 
 ity. The Story of a New Jersey Township. Embracing 
 the History of Woodbridge, Piscataway. Metuchen, and 
 Contiguous Places, from the Earliest Times. New 
 Brunswick: 1873. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Weeks, 1902, 6.25 ; Hurst, 1904, cl, 6.00. 
 
 1178. DALL, CAROLINE (WELLS) HEALEY. Colorado, 
 
 Utah and California. Letters Home from. Boston : 
 1881. i2mo, pp. 430. 
 
 1 1 79. DALL, WILLIAM H. Alaska and its Resources. Bos- 
 
 ton: Lee & Shepard, 1870. 8vo, pp. 627, (1). Map and 
 Woodcuts. 
 
 "Some copies have a London imprint." Sabin. 
 Sold: S. L. Boardman, 1883, 1.25. 
 
 1 180. DALWIG, J. C. Florida als Auswanderung-Kolonie fur 
 
 Deutschland und die Schweitz. St. Gallen : Scheitlin u 
 Zollikofer, 1845. 8vo. 
 
 1181. DAMON, SAMUEL C. The History of Holden. Massa- 
 
 chusetts. 1667-1841. Worcester: 1841. 8vo, pp. (4), vii- 
 
 viii, (2), (1), (1), 5-154. (1). + 155 (1). Privately 
 printed.* 
 
 Verso of title-page is "Wallace & Ripley Prs."
 
 25O DANIELS. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 4.50; Brinley. 1879, 6.00; Cable. 
 1882, 3.50; Manson, 1899, 2.25; J. G. Smith, 1883, 3.00: 
 Proud, 1903, presentation copy from author, 1.00; Guild, 
 1887, 5.25 ; Clogston, 1875, 2.50. 
 
 1 182. . An Historical Address delivered at Holden, Mass.. 
 
 May 4, 1841, the first Centennial Celebration of the 
 Municipal Organization of the Town ; with Notes and 
 an Appendix. Worcester : 1841. 8vo, pp. 8, 155, (1). 
 
 Sold: A. G. Greene, 1869, 1.00. 
 
 1 183. DANA, E. Geographical Sketches on the Western Coun- 
 
 try. Designed for Emigrants and Settlers, being the 
 Result of Extensive Researches and Remarks, to which 
 is added a Summary of all the most interesting Matters 
 on the Subject, including a particular Description of the 
 Unsold Public Lands collected from a Variety of Au- 
 thentic Sources, also a List of the Principal Roads. Cin- 
 cinnati : Looker, Reynolds & Co.. 1819. 121110, pp. 312.* 
 
 1 184. DANA, HENRY SWAN. History of Woodstock, Vt. 
 
 Cambridge: 1887. 4to. Portrait, and heliotype plates. 
 
 Private!}' printed, not published. Only 30 copies were printed 
 of this first edition, and it contains matter not in the smaller and 
 second edition. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 4°°- 
 
 The Same. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co.. 1889. 
 8vo, pp. (2), xvi, 641. Portraits, map and illustrations. 
 Second edition. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, unct, 3.00; Balcom, 1001. 2.25; Chase 
 & Dale. 1897, 3.25: Olcott, 1900, cl, unct, git. 2.10; Libbie. 
 1901. cl, unct, 3.00. 
 
 1 185. DANA, JAMES. A Century Discourse delivered at the 
 
 Anniversary Meeting of the Freemen of the Town of 
 Wallingford, Ct., April oth. 1770, by James Dana, D. D.. 
 Pastor of the First Church in said Town. Xew Haven : 
 T. & S. Green, 1770. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Proud, 1903, 6 early sermons bd with it, 5.50: Ander- 
 son. 1003. hlf cl. unct, 9.00. 
 
 1186. DANIELS, GEORGE FISHER. The Huguenots in the 
 
 Xipmuck Country; or, Oxford prior to 1713. Introduc-
 
 DAKBV. 251 
 
 tion by Oliver Wendell Holmes. Boston: Estes & Lau- 
 riat, 1880. 121110, pp. 168. Map. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.85; M. D. Oilman. 1884. 1.50; Deane. 
 1898, 2.50; Guild, 1887, 1. 10. 
 
 1187. . History of the Town of Oxford, .Mass., published 
 
 by the Author, G. F. Daniels, with the Co-operation of 
 the Town. Oxford: 1892. 8vo, pp. vi, (2), 856. Illus- 
 trated. 
 
 With Genealogies, and Notes on Persons and Estates. 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 3.25. 
 
 1188. DANKERS, JASPAR; SLUYTER, PETER. Journal of 
 
 a Voyage to New York and a Tour in several of the 
 American Colonies in 1769-80 by Jaspar Dankers and 
 Peter Sluyter of Wilwerd in Friesland. Translated from 
 the Original Manuscript in Dutch for the Long Island 
 Historical Society and edited by Henry C. Murphy. 
 Brooklyn : 1867. 8vo, 4 I., pp. xlvii, 440. 12 Plates. 
 
 Long Island Hist. Soc. Coll., V. I. 
 
 1189. DARBY, JOHN F. St. Louis. Personal Recollections of 
 
 many Prominent People whom I have known, and of 
 Events, especially of those relating to the History of St. 
 Louis during the first half of the Present Century. By 
 John F. Darin. With Portrait. St. Louis: G. I. Jone- 
 & Co., 1880. 8vo. pp. 480. 
 
 Only 500 printed at $5 each. 
 
 It also relates to Astor (John Jacob). Grant ( Lt.. U. S.), 
 DeSmit (Father), Dodge (Henry). Attempt to join Burr's expedi- 
 tion. Doniphon (Gen.) Duels : Benton-Lucas, Pettes-Biddle, and 
 Smith-Houston. LaFayette (Gen.). Mormon's removal from Mis- 
 souri. Polk (Trusten), Price (Sterling). Ralls (Dan'l) ; casts a 
 vote for Benton while dying. Reynolds (Johnl. Shelby (Col.), 
 Webster (Dan.) ; visit to St. Louis. 
 
 1 1 90. DARBY, WILLIAM. A Geographical Description of the 
 
 State of Louisiana ; presenting a View of the Soil. Cli- 
 mate, Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral Productions; illus- 
 trative of its Natural Physiognomy, its Geographical 
 Configuration, and Relative Situation: with an Account 
 of the Character and Manners of the Inhabitants. Being 
 an Accompaniment to the Map of Louisiana. Philadel- 
 phia: Printed for the Author by John Melish, 1816. 8vo, 
 9 I., pp. 270. xvii. Map.
 
 252 DAKBV. 
 
 Sold: Bangs, 1896, 3.75: Cable, 1882, 75 cts. ; Fisher, 1866, 
 hlf shp, .75 ; Woodward, 1869, 10 cts. ; Rogers, 1900, 90 
 cts. ; Henkels, 1900, 70 cts. ; Bourquin, 1894, 50 cts. ; 
 Henkels, 1902, bds, unct, 1.40; Field, 1875, 1.25; Polock. 
 1904, shp, 2.00. 
 
 1 191. . A Geographical Description of the State of Louisi- 
 ana, the Southern Part of the State of Mississippi, and 
 Territory of Alabama; Presenting a View of the Soil, 
 Climate, Animal, Vegetable and Mineral Productions, 
 Illustrative of their Natural Physiognomy, their Geo- 
 graphical Configuration And Relative Situation ; With 
 an Account of the Character and Manners of the Inhabi 
 tants. Together with a Map, from actual Survey and 
 Observation, projected on a Scale of Ten Miles to an 
 Inch, of The State of Louisiana, and adjacent Countries. 
 Second Edition. Enlarged and Improved. (Motto in 
 French.) New York: James Olmstead, 1817. 8vo, pp. 
 xi, 356, (4). Map.* 
 
 Sold: Bangs, 1895, 3.00; Murphy, 1884, 1.25; Cooke, 1883, 
 hlf mo, 1.25; Deane, 1898, 2.00; Guild, 1887. 1.00; Clog- 
 ston, 1875, 1.62. 
 
 1 192. . The Emigrant's Guide to the Western and South- 
 western States and Territories, comprising a Geographi- 
 cal and Statistical Description of the States of Louisiana, 
 Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Ohio; the Terri- 
 tories of Alabama, Missouri, Illinois and Michigan; and 
 the western parts of Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New 
 York. New York: Kirk & Mercein, 1818. 8vo, pp. (6). 
 311. 2 Maps. 
 
 See N. Am. Rev. viii, 268. 
 Sold: Brinley, 1881, 75 cts.; Cooke, 1883, hlf mo. 2.00; A. 
 G. Greene, 1869, 5 cts. ; Conland, 1904, shp, 7.00. 
 
 1 193. . A Tour from the City of New York to Detroit, in 
 
 the Michigan Territory, made between the 2d of May 
 and the 22d of September, 1818. The Tour extends from 
 New York by Albany, Schenectady, and Utica. to Sack- 
 et's Harbor, and thence down through Lake Ontario to 
 St. Lawrence River, and down that stream to Hamilton 
 Village, Thence along both banks of the St. Lawrence, 
 from Hamilton to the Thousand Islands; thence to Sack-
 
 DARNALL. 253 
 
 et's IIarl)or by water. (With) Notices of the Natural 
 History and Geography. New York: Kirk & Mercein 
 1819. 8vo, pp. 288, lxxiii, (7). .Map. 
 
 Sold: Polock, 1904, orig. bds, white label, unct, 6.50; Ilen- 
 kels, 1905, bds, library stamp on title, 4.50. 
 
 1194. . Memoir on the Geography and Natural and Civil 
 
 History of Florida, attended by a Map of that Country, 
 connected with the Adjacent Places; And An Appendix 
 containing the Treaty of Cession . and other Papers rela- 
 tive to the subject. Philadelphia : Printed by T. H. 
 Palmer, 1821. 8vo, 2 1., pp. viii, 5-92.* 
 
 Map. Four pages, Syllabus of Darby's Course of Lectures on 
 U. S. 4 pp ad't of H. S. Tanner. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1881, 1.75: Cable, 1882, 1.00; Dunbar, 1892, 
 
 bds, unct, 3.50; Bourquin, 1894. 90 cts. ; Henkels, 1905, 
 
 3-70- 
 
 1195. . Geographical, Historical and Statistical Reposi- 
 tory; Vol. t. A Geographical View of Pennsylvania. 
 Philadelphia : 1824. 8vo. 
 
 1196. DARDIS, GEORGE. Description of the State Capitol of 
 
 Tennessee (written by George Dardis the Colored Por- 
 ter of the Capitol). Nashville: B. R. McKennie & Co.. 
 
 1854. 321110, pp. 8. 
 
 1197. DARLING, CHARLES W. New Amsterdam, New 
 
 Orange. New York. "With Chronological Data. (Utica.) 
 Privately Printed, 1889. 8vo, pp. 43. Plate with por- 
 traits of Gen. and Mrs. Washington.* 
 Sold: Henkels. 1901, 2.25; Weeks, 1902. 1.90. 
 
 1 198. DARLING, OLNEY I. History of Warren. Mass. West 
 
 Brookfield : Thomas Morev, 1874. 121110. pp. 24. Paper.* 
 Sold: Child. 1882. 70 cts.: Cable. 1882. 87 cts.; Cable. [883, 
 1.60; Guild. 1887. 45 cts. 
 
 1 199. DARLINGTON, MARY CARSON. Fort Pitt and Letters 
 
 from the Frontier. Pittsbur g : J. R. Weldin & Co., 1802. 
 4to, pp. 312. Plates and Plans.* 
 Sold: Henkels. 1903. 2.2^,. 
 
 1200. DARNALL, ELIAS. A Journal containing an accurate 
 
 and interesting account of the Hardships, Sufferings.
 
 254 OWES. 
 
 Battles, Defeat and Captivity of those heroic Kentucky 
 Volunteers and Regulars, commanded by General Win- 
 chester in the year 1812-1813. Also, Two Narratives by 
 men who were wounded in the Battles on the River 
 Raisin, and taken Captive by the Indians. (Printed for 
 the Author.) Paris, Kentucky : Printed by Joel R. 
 Lyle, 1813. 8vo, Title, 1 leaf. Preface 1 leaf. pp. 2-57, 7. 
 1 page unnumbered. 
 
 "Mr. Field, in his Indian Bibliography, gives the date as 1812, 
 which certainly must be a mistake, for the Battle of Raisin to which 
 it refers was not fought until the 22d of January, 1813. The two 
 natives mentioned in the title are Timothy Mallary and John Dav- 
 enport. By a curious oversight all works relating to this author 
 spell the name Darnell instead of Darnall. as it is spelled on the 
 title-page, and at the end of the Preface." Thomson. 
 
 4- Second Edition. Shelbyville. Kentucky : For the 
 Author, George C. Smoot, 1814. 8vo, pp. 39. 
 
 "The second edition is an exact reprint of the First, except that 
 it does not contain the Poem, 'The Battle of the Raisin.' which 
 concludes the. first edition." Thomson. 
 
 The Same. Third Edition. Philadelphia: Lippin- 
 cott, Grambo & Co., 1854. i6mo. pp. 98 and 1 leaf un- 
 numbered. 
 
 Sold: 1st edition: Bangs & Co.. 1871, 15.00; Field, 187;, 
 85.00. 
 
 1201. DAVENPORT, A. B. 1782-1882. Centennial Celebration. 
 
 Two Parts in one Volume. Stamford (Ct.) : 1882. Part 
 1. 100th Anniversary of the Organization of the Congre- 
 gational Church at North Stamford, June 6, 1882, includ- 
 ing an Historical Address by Samuel Scoville. Part 2. 
 100th Birthday of Mrs. Clarissa ( Davenport 1 Raymond, 
 of Wilton, Ct. 
 
 1202. DAVENPORT, MATTHEW. A Brief Historical Sketch 
 
 of the Town of West Boylston in the County of Worces- 
 ter; from its First Settlement to the Present Time. Lan- 
 caster, Mass.: Printed by Carter, Andrews & Co., 1831. 
 8vo, pp. 28. 
 
 "The author's Christian name was subsequently changed to 
 James." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: J. ( ',. Smith, 1883. [.62; Guild, 1887. 87 cts, 
 
 1203. DAVES, EDWARD GRAHAM. Maryland and North
 
 DAVIDSON. 255 
 
 Carolina in the Campaign of 1780-1781. Baltimore: 
 1893. PP- IO °- 
 
 1204. D'AVEZAC, M. History of the Discovery of Maine: with 
 
 an Appendix on the Voyage of the Cabots. Portland: 
 1869. 8vo. Maps. 
 
 Me. Hist. Soc. Collections, 2d Scries. (Doc). 1:^99. (1869). 
 
 Sold: Brevoort, 1890. 5.00. 
 
 1205. DAVIDSON, ALEX.; STUVE, BERNARD. A Complete 
 
 History of Illinois from 1673 to 1873; Embracing The 
 Physical Features of the Country ; its Early Explora- 
 tions ; Aboriginal Inhabitants; French and British Occu- 
 pation; Conquest by Virginia; Territorial Condition and 
 the Subsequent Civil. Military and Political Events of 
 the State. Springfield. 111. : Journal Publishing Co., 1874. 
 8vo, pp. viii, 944. -f- 1876.* 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, cl, unct, 3.00; 1876 ed. : Deane, 1898, 
 3-25- 
 
 1206. DAVIDSON, JAMES WOOD. The Florida of To-day: a 
 
 (itiide for Tourists and Settlers. New York: Appleton, 
 1889 (1888). i2mo, pp. 254. Illustrated. 
 
 The author has lived many years in Florida, and is thoroughly 
 acquainted with his subject. He has written an entirely new work 
 on Florida, all the information being of the latest date. There are 
 chapters on the History; Geography; Climate; Divisions: Health; 
 Geology: Travel; Population; Education; Productions; Sporting; 
 Pests; and an Appendix containing railway routes, river routes, and 
 list of hotels. 
 
 Sold: Dunbar. 1892, 40 cts. 
 
 1207. DAVIDSON, R. (REV.). An Excursion to the Mammoth 
 
 Cave and the Barrens of Kentucky. With some Notices 
 of the Early History of Kentucky ; read before the Tran- 
 sylvania Institute. December 17, 1838, and since read by 
 request before the Kentucky Historical Society of Louis- 
 ville. By Rev. R. Davidson. Lexington, Ky. : A. T. 
 Skillman & Son. 1840. i6mo, pp. 148. -f- An Excursion. 
 &c. with some Notices of the Earl}- Settlement of the 
 State. Philadelphia: Thomas Cowperthwaite & Co., 
 T840. 241110. pp. ix. 148. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 188 1. 50 cts.
 
 256 DAVIS. 
 
 1208. DAVIE, WINSTON J. The Resources and Condition of 
 
 the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Frankfort, Ky. : Ken- 
 tucky Yeoman Office, 1877. 8vo, pp. 108. Map. 
 
 1209. . Kentucky: its Resources and Present Condition. 
 
 The First Annual Report. For General Distribution. 
 Frankfort, Ky. : Kentucky Yeoman Office, S. I. M. Major, 
 Public Pr., 1878. 8vo, pp. 8, 760. Folding Map of the 
 State.* 
 
 Mr. Davis was Chairman of Agriculture, Horticulture and Sta- 
 tistics. The counties are treated separately. 
 
 1210. DAVIES, BENJAMIN. Some Account of the City of 
 
 Philadelphia, the Capital of Pennsylvania, and Seat of 
 the Federal Congress ; of its Civil and Religious Institu- 
 tions, Population, Trade and Government ; interspersed 
 with Occasional Observations. Philadelphia: Printed by 
 Richard Folwell, for the Author, 1794. i2mo, 2 1., pp. 93, 
 and a folded sheet.* 
 
 "Davies was a bookseller at No. 68 Market St.. Phila. He 
 issued an engraved plan to accompany this volume." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Henkels. 1896, 4.50; Brinley, 1880, hlf bd, 2.25 ; Bour- 
 quin, 1894, bds, 1.30; Pennypacker, 1906. 3.75. 
 
 121 1. DAVIES, THOMAS F. Historical Sermon, delivered 
 
 March 29, 1839, and published by request of the Congre- 
 gational Society in Green's Farms. New Haven : 1839. 
 8vo, pp. 31. 
 
 1212. DAVISON, CHARLES; KNOWLTON, W. S. ; LORD, 
 
 T. N. Semi-Centennial Commemoration at Monson, Me.. 
 April 22. 1872. Foxcroft: F. D. Barrows, 1872. 8vo, 
 pp. 38. -f Portland: 1878. 8vo, pp. 37. 
 
 Address by C. Davison; Poems by W. S. Knowlton, and T. N. 
 Lord. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 63 cts. 
 
 1213. DAVIS, A. J. History of Clarion County. Pennsylvania, 
 
 with illustrations and Biographical Sketches of some of 
 its Prominent Men and Pioneers. Syracuse : D. Mason 
 & Co., 1887. Imp. 8vo, pp. 664, 72.* 
 
 1214. DAVIS, ASAHEL (PROFESSOR). I [istory of Xew Am- 
 
 sterdam ; or Xew York as il Was in tin- 1 lays of the
 
 DAVIS. 257 
 
 Dutch Governors, Together with Papers on Events con- 
 nected with the American Revolution; and on Philadel- 
 phia in the Times of William Penn. New York: R. T. 
 Young, Publ., 1854. 121110, pp. viii, 240. 6 Plates.* 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 4.50; Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 1.13; 
 Woodward, 1869, 2.63; Henkels, 1900, 1.50; Harold 
 Pcirce, 1903, 4.00; Donnelly, 1894, 80 cts. ; Bangs, 1902, 
 cl, git, 4.20. 
 
 1215. DAVIS, CHARLES HENRY STANLEY. History of 
 
 Wallingford, Conn., from its Settlement in 1670, to the 
 Present Time, including Meriden, which was one of its 
 Parishes until 1806, and Cheshire, which was Incorpo- 
 rated in 1780. Meriden, Conn.: the Author, 1870. 8vo. 
 -) 1.. pp. 956. Portraits. 
 
 Contains Meriden and Cheshire Genealogies and Biographies. 
 70 Portraits and illustrations. 
 
 Sold: Libhie. 1897, 3- 2 5 ; Manson, T899, 5.00; Cable. 1882, 
 3.37; Cable, 1883, 1 .00; Bourquin, 1894, 1.50; Cooke, 
 1883. 3.13; Guild, 1887, 3.75; Clogston, 1875. hlf turk. 
 unct. 3.00: Libbie, 1902, cl, 4.00; Conely, 1902, cl. 3.75; 
 Hassam, 1903, cl. 4.00; Anderson. 1904, large pap, cl. 
 unct, 4.00. 
 
 1216. DAVIS, EMERSON (A. M.). A Historical Sketch of 
 
 Westfield, Mass. By Emerson Davis, A. M.. Preceptor 
 of Westfield Academy. Westfield : Joseph Root, 1826. 
 8vo, pp. 36. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 3.62. 
 
 1217. DAVIS, E. P. Minnesota. Its Resources and Progress; 
 
 its Beauty, Healthfulness and Fertility: and its Attrac- 
 tions and Advantages as a Home for Immigrants. Min- 
 neapolis : 1871. 8vo, pp. 80. Map. 
 
 1218. DAVIS, GEORGE. Address before the Literary Societies 
 
 of the University of North Carolina on the Colonial His- 
 torv of the Cape Fear Section. Raleigh : 1855. 8vo, pp. 
 36. 
 
 1219. . Historical Sketch of Sturbridge and Southbridge, 
 
 Mass. West Brookfield : W. S. Cooke & Son, 1856. 8vo, 
 PP- 233-
 
 258 DAVIS. 
 
 Sold: Sherman, 1898, cl, 3.75; Chittenden, 1894, 2.12; Man- 
 son, 1899, 1.37; Cable, 1882, 2.50; J. G. Smith, 1883, hlf 
 mo, 2.75; Guild, 1887,4.00; Clogston, 1875, ^S - 
 
 1220. DAVIS, GEORGE LYNN-LACHLAN. The Day-Star of 
 
 American Freedom ; or the Birth and Early Growth of 
 Toleration, in the Province of Maryland ; with a Sketch 
 of the Colonization upon the Chesapeake and its Tribu- 
 taries, preceding the Removal of the Government from 
 St. Mary's to Annapolis, and a Glimpse of the Numbers 
 and General State of Society, of the Religion and Legis- 
 lation, of the Life and Manners of the Men who wor- 
 shiped in the Wilderness, at the First Rude Altar of Lib- 
 erty. New York: C. Scribner, 1855. 121110, pp. 290.* 
 
 1221. DAVIS, GILBERT A. Centennial Celebration, together 
 
 with an Historical Sketch of Reading, Windsor Co.. Vt., 
 and its Inhabitants from the First Settlement of the 
 Town to 1874. Bellows Falls: A. N. Swain, 1874. 8vo, 
 pp. 169. Portraits. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 1.50; Manson, 1899, 1.00; Cable, 1882, 
 2.00: Guild, 1887, 1.50. 
 
 1222. . Historical Address delivered at Windsor, Vt., July 
 
 9, 1877, at tne Celebration of the One Hundredth Anni- 
 versary of the adoption of the Constitution of the State 
 of Vermont. Rutland: Tuttle & Co., 1879. 8vo. pp. 23. 
 
 1223. DAVIS, IGNATIUS. View of the Present Situation of the 
 
 Western Parts of New York, called the Genesee Country. 
 Fredericktown (Md.) : 1804. i2mo. 
 
 Sold: Hurst, 1904, sewed, unct, MSS. itinerary of route be- 
 tween Fredericktown and Geneva, N. Y., inserted, in 
 hand of author, 52.00. 
 
 1224. DAVIS, ISAAC. An Historical Discourse on the Fiftieth 
 
 Anniversary of the First Baptist Church in Worcester, 
 Mass., Dec. 19th, 1862. With an Appendix. Worcester: 
 Pr. by Henry J. Howland, 1862. 8vo, pp. 52. 
 
 1225. DAVIS, JAMES D. The History of the City of Memphis, 
 
 being a Compilation of the most Important Documents 
 and Historical Events connected with the Purchase of its 
 Territory, laying off the City and early Settlement. Also
 
 DAVIS. 259 
 
 the "Old Time Papers." Being a Series of Remi- 
 niscences and Local Stories, written by the Author, and 
 published in the Daily Appeal over the signature of "Old 
 Tillies." Corrected, revised and enlarged, with other 
 important matters pertaining to the same, never hereto- 
 fore published and beyond the Author but partiallv 
 known. Memphis, Tenn.: Hite, Crumpton & Kelly. 
 1873. 1211m, pp. 320. Frontispiece of James Leverton.* 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1899, 1.00; Cable, 1882, 2.00; Cable, 1883, 37 
 cts. ; Bourquin, 1894, 1.00; Guild. 1887, 2.25. 
 
 1226. DAVIS, L. H. The Centennial Celebration at Pottstown. 
 
 Pa., July 4, 1876, and Historical Sketch. Written at the 
 Request of the Centennial Committee. Pottstown, Pa. : 
 1876. 8vo, pp. 80.* 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1901. 70 cts. 
 
 1227. DAVIS, REUBEN. Recollections of Mississippi and the 
 
 Mississippians. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1889. 
 8vo, pp. 6, 446. Portrait.* 
 
 An autobiographic description of life in the South for the half 
 century before the War. 
 
 1228. DAVIS, S. An Appeal to the Citizens of Newton (Mass.), 
 
 embracing a Brief History of the Town. (n. p.) 1847. 
 8vo, pp. 25. Map. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.50. 
 
 1229. DAVIS, WALTER A. Early Records of the Town of 
 
 Lunenburg, Mass., including that Part which is now 
 Fitchburg, 1719-1764. Fitchburg: 1896. 8vo. pp. 385. 
 
 1230. . The Proprietors' Records of the Town of Lunen- 
 burg, including Fitchburg, 1729-1833. A Complete 
 Transcript of the Records owned by the Town. Fitch- 
 burg: 1897. 8vo, pp. 375. Facsimile plates. 
 
 Sold: Whitmore, 1902. cl. unct, I-37; Balcom, mot. 1.50: 
 Sheldon and Allen, iqoi. cl. unct. 3.00; Wyman and 
 Lesser. 1902. cl. unct. both vols. 5.00. 
 
 1231. DAVIS, WALTER BICKFORD; DURRIE, DANIEL S. 
 
 An Illustrated History of Missouri, Comprising its Early 
 Record, and Civil, Political, and Militarv History from
 
 260 DAVIS. 
 
 the First Exploration to the present Time, including an 
 Encyclopaedia of Legislation during the Administrations 
 of the Governors from McNair, 1820, to Hardin, 1876; 
 with the Topography. Geology, and Geography of the 
 State: Historical Sketches of Religious Denominations; 
 of Schools and Colleges; of the Counties separately, em- 
 bracing Narratives of Pioneer Life, Personal Remi- 
 niscences. Description of Localities, Soils, and Climate; 
 Agricultural. Commercial, and Educational Advantages, 
 and Biographical Sketches of Prominent Citizens. Sold 
 by Subscription. St. Louis: A. J. Hall & Co. Cincin- 
 nati : Robt. Clarke & Co.. 1876. 8vo, pp. 20, 639.* 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882. 4.00: S. L. Boardman, 1883, 2.00. 
 
 1232. DAVIS, W. G. Fifty Years a City, 1846 to 1896. An Ac- 
 
 count of the Celebration, 50th Anniversary, June 2-^, 
 1896. Cambridge, Mass.: Riverside Press, 1897. 8vo, 
 ]>]>. 191. Portraits and Illustrations. 
 
 1233. DAVIS, WENDELL. I'.arnstable. Massachusetts. A De- 
 
 scription of the Eastern Coast of the Colony of Barn- 
 stable, from Cape Cod or Race Point to Cape Malle- 
 berre, or the sandy point of Chatham, pointing out the 
 spots on which the Trustees of the Humane Society have 
 erected Pluts, &c. By a Member of the Humane Society. 
 Boston, 1802. 8vo, pp. 88. 
 
 Mass. Hist. Soc. Coll.. ii, viii. 1 19-202. 
 
 1234. DAVIS, WILLIAM HEATH. Sixty Years in California. 
 
 A History of Events and Life in California, Personal, 
 Political and Military, under the Mexican Regime, dur- 
 ing the Quasi-military Government of the Territory by 
 the United States, and after the admission of the State 
 into the L T nion, being a Compilation by a Witness of 
 the Events described. San Francisco: 1889. 8vo, pp. 
 
 639- 
 
 1235. DAVIS, WILLIAM T. Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth. 
 
 Part 1. Historical Sketch and Titles of Estates. Part 2. 
 Genealogical Register of Plymouth Families. Boston : 
 A. Williams & Co., 1883. 8vo. pp. viii. (2), plate, 312. 
 Maps.* The Same. Second Edition. Boston : Damrell 
 & Upham, Old Corner Bookstore, 1899. 8vo, pp. viii, 
 (3), plate, 383.*
 
 DAVIS, i] 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1897, 3.75; Deane, 1898, cl, 4.75: Manson, 
 1899, unct, 5.50 ; Cable, [883,3.00; VVhitniore, [902,4.00; 
 Guild, 1887, 3.50; Hayes & Brown, [900, 3.50; Vnderson, 
 
 [903, cl, 4.00. 
 
 1236. . The New England States, their Constitutional, 
 
 Judicial, Educational, Commercial, Professional and In- 
 dustrial History. Illustrated. Boston: I). II. Hurd & 
 Co.. 1897. 4 vols. 4to, pp. vi. 498; iv. 499 to 1101 ; iv, 
 1 102 to I7Q[ ; iv. 1792 to 2608. 
 
 Numbering U continuous. 
 
 I2 37- • History of Plymouth, with a Sketch of the Origin 
 
 and Growth of Separatism. Philadelphia: [885. Roy. 
 
 8vo. Illustrated. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, [901, 2.50; Deane, [898, j.j^; Libbie, 1900. 
 3.00. 
 
 1238. . Professional and Industrial History of Suffolk 
 
 County, Massachusetts. In Three Volumes. Vol. 1. 
 History of the Bench and Bar. Vol. 2. (Trade, Com- 
 merce, &c.) Vol. 3. (Constitutional History of Boston, 
 &c.) Boston: The History Co., 1894. 4;... pp. 670, i 1., 
 errata: J2<>: 690. Illustrated with full page steel engrav- 
 ings.* 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1896, 10.50; Forster, 8.25; Sherman, 1898, hit" 
 mo. 3.00: Libbie, 1898, hit" mo, 4.50: Manson, 1809, 6.00: 
 Brooks, [898. hlf mo. 6.00; Lincoln, 1901. hlf mo, 4.50: 
 Libbie, 1002. hlf mo. 4.50; Cressy, 1903. hlf mo. 6.00: 
 French and Chubbuck, 1004. hlf mo. 4.20. 
 
 1239. DAVIS, WILLIAM WATTS HART. The History of 
 
 Bucks County, Pennsylvania, from the Discovery of the 
 Delaware to the Present Time. Doylestown. Pa.: Dem- 
 ocrat Book and Job Print, 1876. 8vo. pp. xii. (2), 875. : 
 Appendix, pp. $3, contain- the Flora of Bucks County. 
 Sold: Bangs, 1895, 5.50; Stone. [897, cl, 8.00: Henkels, 1900, 
 3-5°: 4-5°; Henkels. 1898. 11.25; Bourquin, 1S04. 4.75- 
 Harold Peirce, 1903. 6.00; Henkels, 1902, 3.80; Proud. 
 1003. 8.00: Burton. 1901. 4.00; Richmond. 1809. 6.50: 
 Donaldson. [899, 8.25; Henkels. [904. cl. *,.j^: Henkels. 
 1905. roan. 4.25: Philips & Shreve, 1901. cl, 3.30: Ander- 
 son, 1903, 5.25.
 
 262 DAWSON. 
 
 1240. . The Fries Rebellion — 1798-99. An Armed Resist- 
 ance to the House Tax Law passed by Congress July 9, 
 1798, in Bucks and Northampton Counties, Pennsylvania. 
 Doylestown, Pa. : Doylestown Publ. Co., 1899. 8vo, pp. 
 xi, 143. Appendix, 14.* 
 
 "This is a seriously undertaken and exhaustively and ably 
 executed historical monograph on one of the most curious incidents 
 in our early annals — the armed resistance in Bucks and North- 
 ampton counties, Pennsylvania, to 'The House Tax Law' of 1798. 
 As one of the minor rebellions against the new federal authority 
 Fries' insurgency has a place in our history alongside Shay's Rebel- 
 lion in Massachusetts in 1786. and the Whiskey Insurrection in 
 Southwestern Pennsylvania in 1792-94. But while both of these 
 were long ago dignified by treatment in books especially devoted to 
 them, it remained until recently for Fries' Rebellion to receive 
 similar attention. The subject could not well have come into more 
 competent hands than tln.se of Gen. W. H. H. Davis, the veteran 
 editor of the Doylestown Democrat, and author of a much-prized 
 history of Bucks county and various other works. Living in the 
 theatre of the home tax war. the author came gradually into posses- 
 sion of a great mass of curious local information in regard to John 
 Fries and other actors in the insurrectionary movement, and com- 
 bining these new and little known facts with the broader ones more 
 generally in the knowledge of historical writers and students, of 
 which he exhibits a most complete grasp, he has made a contribu- 
 tion of real worth to history, whether viewed from a local or 
 national standpoint." Leary's Catalog. 
 
 Sold: Pennypacker, 1906, hlf mo. unct, 1.75. 
 
 1241. DAWSON, HENRY B. The Assault on Stony Point, by 
 
 General Anthony Wayne. July 16, 1779. Prepared for 
 the N. Y. Historical Society and read at its regular 
 Monthly Meeting, April 1, 1862, With a Map, Facsimiles, 
 and Illustrative Notes. Morrisania, N. Y. : 1863. Roy. 
 8vo, pp. viii, 156. 
 
 "250 Copies privately printed. Forms Part xi of Dawson's 
 Gleanings from Harvest Field of American History. Up to 1872 
 only Pts. r, 4. 5, 6. 11 had been issued." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Bell, 1895, a. 1. s. H. B. Dawson inserted, hlf 1110, 
 
 3.00: Anderson, [904, paper, unct, 3.10; Libbie, 1904, cl, 
 
 unct, 3.75. 
 
 1242. . New York City during the Revolution. From 
 
 Manuscripts in possession of the Mercantile Library As- 
 sociation. New York: 1861. Plan. 
 
 Sold: Anderson, 1904, hit mo. git, unct, 4.00. 
 
 1243. . The Gazette Series. Vol. 1. Yonkers, X. Y. : 
 
 r866. (Second Title.) Papers Concerning the Capture
 
 SHERMAN. 263 
 
 and Detention of Major Andre. Collected by Henry B. 
 Dawson. Yonkers, N. Y. : 1866. 8vo, 4 1.. pp. 246. 
 Vol. -2. Papers Concerning the Town and Village of 
 Yonkers, Westchester County. A Fragment. Yonkers, 
 N. Y. : 1866. 8vo, 4 1., pp. 293. Vol. 3. Papers Con- 
 cerning the Boundary between the States of New York 
 and New Jersey. Written by Several Hands. Yonkers, 
 N. Y. : 1866. 8vo, 4 I., pp. 159. Vol. 4. Rambles in 
 Westchester County, N. Y. A Fragment. Yonkers: 
 1866. 8vo, 4 I., pp. 43. 
 
 "Twenty-six copies printed, for private circulation only. Made 
 up from the columns of the 'Westchester Gazette.'" Sabin. 
 
 1244. . Records of the City of New Amsterdam in New 
 
 Netherlands. Edited by Henry B. Dawson, and Pub- 
 lished by Permission of the Common Council of the City 
 of New York. Vol. I. Morrisania, N. Y. : 1867. 8vo, 
 pp. 79.* 
 
 Only 100 copies were printed. 
 Sold: Weeks, 1902, hlf mo, git, 2.10. 
 
 1245. . Westchester County, New York, during the Amer- 
 ican Revolution. Morrisania, New York City: 1886. 
 Portrait and Map. 4to, pp. 6, 281.* 
 
 500 copies printed and signed. 
 Sold: Whitmore, 1902, pap, unct. 6.50: White, 1901, hlf mo. 
 unct, 7.50: Hall, T903, 4.00: Bangs, 1S95, 5.00; Water- 
 bur}-. 1895. pap, unct. 3.00: Anderson, 1903, pap, unct, 
 presentation copy from author to Martha J. Lamb, 3.95. 
 
 1246. DAWSON, HENRY B.; DAVIS, WILLIAM J. Remi- 
 
 niscences of New York and its Vicinity. New York: 
 1855. I2mo - PP- 3SO. 
 
 But 50 copies were printed, for presentation. Pp. 58-64 are by 
 Mr. Davis. The papers were written for Valentine's Manual. 
 
 Sold: Livermore, 1894, 1.00: Bangs, 1900, shts. flded, pres- 
 ent'n copy, 4.00: McKee, 1902. hlf levt mo, git, unct, 
 8.50; Arnold, 1905, mor, presentation copy, W. J. Davis 
 to J. G. Shea, 6.25; Bangs, Merwin. 1865. 4.50: Menzies, 
 1876, hlf mo, git, unct, 20 illustrations inserted, 30.00: 
 Donnelly, 1894, mo, git, 3.75. 
 
 1247. DAY, SHERMAN. Historical Collections of the State of 
 
 Pennsylvania: Containing a Copious Selection of the 
 most Interesting Facts, Traditions, Biographical
 
 264 DEANE. 
 
 Sketches, Anecdotes, &c, relating to its History and 
 Antiquities, both General and Local, with Topographi- 
 cal Descriptions of Every County and all the larger 
 Towns in the State. Illustrated by 165 Engravings. 
 Philadelphia : Published by George W. Gorton. New 
 Haven : Durrie & Peck, 1843. 8vo, pp. 708.* 
 
 Sold: Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 2.37; Randall, 1901, 3.90: Law- 
 rence, 1896, 3.00; Henkels, 1896, 3.00; Henkels, 1900, 
 2.25; Murphy, 1884, 2.50; Bangs, 1898, shp, 3.50; Hen- 
 kels, 1901, 2.25; Fisher, 1866, 4.00; Anderson, 1903, shp, 
 3.15; Brinley, 1880, 4.00; Polock, 1904, shp, 3.50: Bush- 
 nell, 1883, 3.00; West, 1889, 2.12; Randall, 1901, 3.90; 
 Manson, 1899, 3.10; Bourquin, 1894, 2.00; Bourquin, 
 1894, 1.90; Lawrence, 1896, 3.00: Henkels, 1902, 2.10; 
 Proud, 1903, 1.25; Guild, 1887. shp, 2.50; Hough, 1900, 
 elf, 5.25; Libbie, 1899, 3.12; Bangs, 1902, hlf mo, git, 
 3-25- 
 
 1248. DAY, THOMAS. An Historical Discourse delivered be- 
 
 fore the Connecticut Historical Society and the Citizens 
 of Hartford on the Evening of the 26th Day of Decem- 
 ber, 1843. Hartford : 1844. 8vo, pp. 36. 
 
 1249. DEAN, JAMES. An Alphabetical Atlas, or Gazetteer 
 
 of Vermont ; affording a Summary Description of the 
 State, its sevral Counties, Towns, and Rivers. Montpe- 
 lier : Printed by Samuel Goss for the Author, January, 
 1808. 8vo, pp. 43, (1). 
 
 1250. DEAN, SILAS. A Brief History of the Town of Stone- 
 
 ham, Mass., from its First Settlement to the Present 
 Time; with an Account of the Murder of Jacob Gould, 
 On the Evening of Nov. 25, 1819. Boston : Printed at 
 S. R. Hart's, 1843. 121110, pp. 36. + Stoneham: [870. 
 i6mo, pp. 34. 
 
 Sold: 1843 ed. : Woodward, 1869. 1.00; Cable, [883, 1.25; 
 Manson, 1899, 1.00; Hoffmann, 1877, 1.62; Child, 1882, 
 60 cts. ; Shurtleff, 1875, 1.50; Deane. 1898, 1.00; Guild, 
 1887, 75 cts.; Clogston, 1875, hlf mo, 1.87; 1870 ed.: 
 Cable, 1882, 1.12; J. G. Smith, 1883, 1.10. 
 
 1251. DEANE, CHARLES. A Summary of the Histor) of New
 
 DEARBORN. 265 
 
 England to the Time of Andros. Cambridge, Mass.: 
 1886. Imp. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Barlow, 1890, 3.00. 
 
 1252. DEANE, SAMUEL. History of Scituate, Massachusetts, 
 
 from its First Settlement to 1831. Boston: James Lor- 
 ing, 183 1. 8vo, 2 1., pp. 406, (2). Reprint in 1899. 
 
 "One of tlie rarest of the town histories. A large portion of the 
 edition was destroyed by fire at the time of publication. See Chris- 
 tian Examiner, 12, 163, and Am. M. Rev. i, 72." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 5.00; Cable, 1882, unct, 8.75; Brin- 
 ley, 1879, cl. unct, 7.75 ; Brinley, 1880, shp, 8.50; Manson, 
 1899, c '> unct, 18.00; Child, 1882, cl, unct, 11.00; Cable, 
 1883, cl, unct, 6.50; Thornton, 1878, shp, 6.50; Whit- 
 more, 1902, 6.00; Clogston, 1875. cl. unct, 5.50; Libbie, 
 1899, 10.00; Anderson, 1904, orig. cl, with label, unct, 
 11.50; Manson, 1904, roan, a. 1. s. of author inserted, 
 5.75; Leonard, 1875, 9.00; Brinley, 1880, 8.50; Bangs, 
 1897, 9.00; Libbie, 1902, shp, 8.50; Deane, 1898, mor, 
 23.25 ; J. G. Smith, 1883, with Broadside on satin and 
 newspaper cuttings of town, 10.50; Hoffmann, 1877, unct, 
 5.25; Shurtleff, 1875, 9.00; Libbie, 1902, shp, 5.25. 
 
 1253. DEARBORN, HENRY. An Account of the Battle of 
 
 Bunker Hill. Written for the Portfolio at the request 
 of the Editor. By H. Dearborn, Major-General U. S. A. 
 Illustrated by a Map, drawn by Henry de Berniere. 10th 
 Royal British Infantry, and corrected by Gen. Dearborn. 
 Philadelphia: 1818. 8vo, pp. 16. Map. -f- The Same. 
 Boston : 1818. 8vo, pp. 8. 
 
 "For Reply, see D. Putnam." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899. unct, 75 cts. ; Menzies, 1876. hlf mo, 
 git, 2 engravings inserted, 2.50; Cooke. 1883, 3.50: Po- 
 lock, 1904, unct, 1.20. 
 
 1254. DEARBORN, JEREMIAH WADLEIGH. A History of 
 
 the First Century of the Town of Parsonsfield. Maine. 
 Incorporated Aug. 29, 1885, and celebrated with Im- 
 pressive Ceremonies at North Parsonsfield. Aug. 29, 
 1885. Portland. Me.: Brown. Thurston & Co.. t888. 
 8vo, pp. xiv, (1), 499, (1). 100 ports. Folded plan and 
 plate.
 
 266 DEBOUCH EL 
 
 1255. DEARBORN, JOHN JACOB. The History of Salisbury, 
 
 New Hampshire. From Date of Settlement to the Pres- 
 ent Time. The whole Interspersed with numerous Inter- 
 esting Incidents. Embellished with Maps, Cuts, and 
 Portraits of Distinguished Citizens. Collated by John 
 J. Dearborn. Edited by James O. Adams and Henry P. 
 Rolfe. Manchester, N. H. : William E. Moore, 1890. 
 8vo. pp. vi, i 1., pp. 888. Frontispiece and Illustrations.* 
 
 Copyrighted, 1884. 
 Sold: Bell, 1895, 4.50; Balcom, 1901. 4.00; Olcott, 1901, cl, 
 375- 
 
 1256. DEARBORN, NATHANIEL. Reminiscences of Boston. 
 
 and Guide through the City and Environs. Boston : 
 Nathaniel Dearborn, 1851. 181110, pp. 180. 
 
 Sold: Shurtleff, 1875, 1.00; Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 25 cts. ; 
 Whitmore, 1902, 50 cts. 
 
 1257. . Boston Notions; being an Authentic and Concise 
 
 Account of that "Village" from 1630 to 1847. Boston : 
 Nathaniel Dearborn, 1848. i8mo, pp. xx, 7-426. List of 
 30 Engravings, i 1. 
 
 Sold: Polock, 1895, 3.25; Fisher, 1866. shp, 60 cts.; Liver- 
 more. 1894, 3.00; Cable, 1882, 2.63; Child, 1882, 2.25; 
 Cable. 1883. 1.25; Shurtleff, 1875, 2.75; Proud, 1903, 2.50; 
 Whitmore, 1902, 3.00; Guild. 1887, 3.10: French. 1901. 
 hlf ro, 5.00: Libbie, 1898, autograph of author, a. 1. s., 
 
 5-25- 
 
 1258. DEARBORN, R. F. Saratoga and How to See it. Con- 
 
 taining a full Account of its Mineral Springs and attrac- 
 tions, with numerous illustrations. Saratoga: R. F. 
 Dearborn, 1871. i6mo, pp. 70. + Ibid. 1871. 
 Editions were published in 1872, 1873, 1S74. 
 
 1259. DE BAR, J. H. DISS. West Virginia Handbook. A 
 
 Sketch of the State of West Virginia. Farkersburg : 
 1870. 121110. pp. 193. Map. 
 
 1260. DEBOUCHEL, VICTOR. Histoire de la I.ouisiane de- 
 
 puis la premiere decouvertc jusqu'en 1840. Xouvelle- 
 Orleans: 1 841. 121110, pp. 197.
 
 DE COSTA. 267 
 
 1261. DECKER, HENRY, Jr. The Village of Menasha, Wis.: 
 
 its Location, History, and Advantages. Menasha: 1857. 
 121110, pp. 20. 
 
 1262. DE CORDOVA, JACOB. Texas. Her Resources and her 
 
 Public Men. A Companion for J. De Cordova's New 
 and Correct Map of the State of Texas. 1st edition. 
 Philadelphia: 1858. 8vo, pp. 371. 
 
 A cyclopaedia of Texas. 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 40 cts. 
 
 1263. . The State of Texas. Her Capabilities and her 
 
 Resources. Galveston: (n. d.) 8vo. 
 
 Mr. De Cordova also published a Texas Immigrant, and Guide 
 Book to Texas. Austin : 1S56. i2mo, pp. 103. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1902, 25 cts. 
 
 1264. DE COSTA, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (REV.). Lake- 
 
 George: Its Scenes and Characteristics, with Glimpses 
 of the Olden Times. To which is added some Account 
 of Ticonderoga with a Description of the Route to the 
 Schroon Lake and the Adirondacks. With an Appen- 
 dix containing Notes on Lake Champlain. New York: 
 A. D. F. Randolph, 1868. i6mo, pp. 181, xiv. Map and 
 Woodcuts, -f- Third Edition. New York: Anson D. F. 
 Randolph & Co., 1871. i6mo, pp. 186, xiv. Map and 
 Woodcuts. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1869 ed., 1.37: Manson. 1899, 1869 ed.. 
 62 cts. 
 
 1265. . The Fight at Diamond Island, Lake George. Re- 
 print from the New England Historical and Genealogical 
 Register. New York : J. Sabin & Sons, 1872. 8vo, pp. 
 11.* 
 
 1266. . Notes on the History of Fort George during the 
 
 Colonial and Revolutionary Periods, With Contempo- 
 raneous Documents and an Appendix. New York: J. 
 Sabin & Sons, 1871. 8vo, 2 1., pp. 72.* 
 
 Sold: Holbrow, 1892. paper, unct. 40 cts.: Bushnell, 1883. 
 paper, unct. 80 cts.: Mansell. 1899. 75 cts.; Hoffmann. 
 1877. 87 cts. 
 
 1267. . A Narrative of Events at Lake George, from the
 
 268 DE COSTA. 
 
 Early Colonial Times to the Close of the Revolution. 
 New York: The Author, 1868. Imp. 8vo, pp. 75. 
 
 Seventy-five copies printed. 
 
 Sold: Bushnell, 1883, hlf mo, by Smith, extra ill., 5.75 : 
 Manson, 1899, large paper, 5.00; Manson, 1899, roy. 8vo, 
 90 cts. 
 
 1268. . The Northmen in Maine ; a critical Examination 
 
 of the Views expressed in connection with the Subject, 
 by Dr. J. H. Kohl, in Volume 1 of the New Series of the 
 Maine Historical Society. To which are added Criti- 
 cisms on other Portions of the Work and a Chapter on 
 the Discovery of Massachusetts Bay. Albany: Joel 
 Munsell, 1870. 8vo, pp. 146. 
 
 Sold: S. L. Boardman, 1883. 1.55; M. D. Oilman. 1884, 
 2.00; Menzies, 1876, 1.50; Polock, 1904, cl, 2.00. 
 
 1269. . Hand Book of Mount Desert. Coast of Maine. 
 
 With all the Routes thither, Descriptions of the Scenery 
 and Topography, Sketches of the History, with Illustra- 
 tions and Views of Mount Desert, and Penobscot and 
 Frenchman's Bay from the United States Coast Survey. 
 Boston: A. Williams & Co. New York: T. Whittaker. 
 Bar Harbor, Me.: A. W. Bee, 1878. 121110, xiii, 161. 
 
 Published anonymously. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 2.25. 
 
 4270. . A Relation of a Voyage to Sagadahoc now first 
 
 printed from the Original Manuscript in the Lambeth 
 Place Library. Edited with Preface, Notes and Appen- 
 dix by the Rev. B. F. De Costa. Cambridge : John Wil- 
 son & Son, 1880. 8vo, pp. 43. 
 
 Reprint from Proc. Mass. Hist. Soc. 18. (1880-81.) Contains 
 a facsimile of the original MSS title. 
 
 "It would seem from the internal evidence furnished by the 
 lournal and express testimony of Purchas (Smith's Generall His- 
 toric, p. 203). that this composition was by James Davies, who, in 
 the organization at Sagadahoc, held the office of captain of the fort. 
 This journal was found to he the source whence Strachey drew his 
 account of the colony." U'insor. Hist. Am. .;. 193. "Alexander 
 Brown (Genesis U. S., 1, 141), says that it was probably written by 
 Davies. The preface reviews the story of the settlement, and the 
 appendix reprints the extracts from Gorges, Smith. Purchas and 
 Alexander, from which, previous to the publication of Strachey's
 
 DE HASS. 
 
 account, all knowledge of the colony was derived." Williamson, 
 I, 356. 
 
 Limited edition, for private circulation. 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.25; S. L. Boardman, 1883, 62 cts. 
 
 1271. DEERING, RICHARD. Louisville, her Commercial, 
 
 Manufacturing and Social Advantages. Including her 
 History, &c. Louisville, Ky. : Hanna & Co., 1859. 8vo, 
 pp. 99. Woodcuts. 
 
 1272. DE FOREST, HEMAN PACKARD; BATES, EDWARD 
 
 CRAIG. History of Westborough, Mass. Part 1. 
 Early History. By Heman Packard De Forest. Part 2. 
 Later Llistory. By Edward Craig Bates. Cambridge : 
 Pr. by J. Wilson & Son, 1891. 8vo, pp. 521. 16 Plates, 
 6 Maps and Plans. 18 Portraits. 
 
 Published by Town History Committee for the town. 
 Sold: Coburn, 1895, 3.05. 
 
 1273. DE FOREST, JOHN W. History of the Indians of Con- 
 
 necticut from the Earliest Known Period to 1850. Pub- 
 lished by Sanction of the Connecticut Historical Society. 
 Hartford: Wm. Jas. blamerslev, 1851. 8vo. pp. xxvi, 
 509. Map and Woodcuts, by Darley. -j- Ibid. 1852. 
 121110. -f- Ibid. 1853. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, 2.25; Manson, 1899. 2.00; Manson, 
 1899, 1853 ed., 1.50; Polock. 1904. 1.50. 
 
 1274. DE FOREST, T. R. ( )lden Time in New York. By Those 
 
 who Knew. New York : Anderson & Smith, 1833. I2m<>. 
 PP- 54- 
 Sold: Bangs, Merwin. 1865, 7.00: Barlow, 1890. hlf mo, 
 2.50; Gilsey, 1903. 6.25. 
 
 1275. DE HASS, WILLS. llistory of the Early Settlement and 
 
 Indian Wars of Western Yirginia: embracing an Ac- 
 count of the Various Expeditions in the West, previous 
 to 1795. Also Biographical Sketches of Col. Ebenezer 
 Zane, Major Samuel McColloch, Lewis Wetzel. Genl. 
 Andrew Lewis, Genl. Daniel Brodhead. Capt. Samuel 
 Brady, Col. Wm. Crawford ; and other Distinguished 
 Actors in our Borders. Illustrated by numerous Engrav- 
 ings. Wheeling: Published by H. Hoblitzell. Philadel-
 
 2"0 DK LANCV. 
 
 phia: Printed by King & Baird, 1851. 8vo, pp. 416. 4 
 plates and folding plan.* 
 
 "Originally sold by subscription and now scarce." Thomson. 
 
 Sold: Fisher, 1866, hlf mo, 5.50; Smith, 1867, 4.00; Barney, 
 1870, 4.00; Field, 1875, 5.12 ; Menzies, 1876, hlf mo, 10.25; 
 Drake, 1876, 5.00; Hoffmann, 1877. 5.00; Bangs, Mer- 
 win. 1865, 1.25; Henkels, 1895, 7.80; Alexander. 1895, 
 7.25; Bell. 1895, 5-5°; Mann, 1897, 5.10; Murphy, 1884, 
 3.25; Brevoort, 1890, hlf red mo, 5.25; Fisher. 1866, hlf 
 mo. git, 5.50; Brinley, 1880. 3 letters inserted. 3.50; 
 Drowne, 1903, cl, 5.10; Roche, 1867, 2.25; Guild, 1887, 
 4.75; Dunbar. 1892, 5.50; Clogston, 1875. 2.25; Henkels. 
 1899. 4.25; Menzies, 1876, hlf mo, git, 10.25; Field. 1875. 
 cl, 5.12; Perry, 1899, 4.40; Rogers. 1900, 4.50; Cable. 
 1882. 5.75; Clogston. 1899, 6.00; Henkels. 1899, 4.25; 
 Hangs, 1902, unbd, 4.25. 
 
 1276. DELAFIELD, J., Jr. A Brief Topographical Description 
 
 of the County of Washington, in the State of Ohio. By 
 T. Delafield, Junr., Marietta, O. New York: Printed by 
 j. M. Elliott. 1834. 8vo, pp. 39. Folded Plate. 
 
 The first County History published in Ohio; it was republished 
 in the Journal of the Hist, and Phil. Society of Ohio. Vol. 1, part 1, 
 p. 82. 
 
 Sold: Boon. 1870, 3.00; Brinley, 1881. 3.00. 
 
 1277. DE LANCY, EDWARD FLOYD. History of New York 
 
 during the Revolutionary War. and of the Beading 
 Events in the other Colonies at that Period, by Thomas 
 [ones. Justice of the Supreme Court of the Province. 
 Fdited by Edward Floyd De Fancy. 
 
 For full title, see Thomas Jones. 
 
 1278. . History of the Town of Mamaroneck in the County 
 
 of Westchester and the State of New York, New York: 
 1886. 4to, pp. 43. 
 
 Reprint from J. T. Scharf's Westchester County. 
 
 1279. . Origin and History of Manors in the Province of 
 
 New York and in the County of Westchester. New 
 York : 1886. 4tO, pp. 100. Portrait and maps. 
 
 (inly a few issued separately from Scharf's ''Westchester 
 County."
 
 DENISON. ?Jl 
 
 1280. DE LANCEY, WILLIAM H. Early Records of New Am- 
 
 sterdam. An Address before the St. Anthony Club. 
 April 23, 1892. New York : 1893. 8vo. Illustrated. 
 
 1281. DELANO, A. Life on the Plains and among the Diggings ; 
 
 being Scenes and Adventures of an Overland Journey to 
 California; with Particular Incidents of the Routes, Mis- 
 takes and Sufferings of the Emigrants, the Indian Tribes, 
 the Present and the Future of the ( Ircat West. Auburn : 
 Miller, Orton & Mulligan, [854. 121110, pp. 384. 
 
 1282. DELAVILLE, ABBE. Eta1 Present de la Pensylvanie. 
 
 011 'on trouve le detail de ce qui s'y est passe depuis la 
 defaite du General Braddock jusqu a la prise d'OswcL'<>. 
 avec une Carte particuliere de cette Colonic 1750. n. p. 
 n. d. unii), pp. 128. Map. 
 
 Sold: Barlow, 1890, 2.50. 
 
 1283. DEMAREST, DAVID D. (REV.). History and Charac- 
 
 teristics of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church. 
 New York: Board of Publication of the Reformed Dutch 
 Church, 1856. i2mo, pp. xxviii, 221. Errata. 1 slip. Il- 
 lustrated by 8 plates.* 
 
 Mnrc than half of this volume relates i" X\ u Jersey. 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892. 35 cts. 
 
 1284. . The Huguenots on the Hackensack. A Paper 
 
 read before the Huguenot Society of America in the 
 French Church Du Saint Esprit. W Y.. April 13, [885; 
 before the N. J. Historical Society at Trenton, Jan. 26, 
 1886 ; before the New Brunswick Historical Club, Feb- 
 ruary 18, 1886. and in the North Reformed Church of 
 Schraalenberg, N. J., February 19, 1886. New Bruns- 
 wick, X. J.: Daily Fredonian Steam Printing House. 
 1886. 8vo, pp. 24. Paper.* 
 
 Sold: Henkels. 1899. 25 cts.; Weeks. 1902. 1.10. 
 
 1285. DE MOEN, C. G. De Toestand der Hollandische Koloni- 
 
 satie en den Staat Michigan. Amsterdam: 1849. 8vo, 
 pp. 40. 
 
 1286. DENISON, FREDERIC (REV.). Westerly and its Wit- 
 
 nesses for Two Hundred and Fifty Years, 1626- 1876. In- 
 cluding Charlestown, Hopkinton, and Richmond. By
 
 272 DENNETT. 
 
 Rev. Frederic Denison. Map, portraits, and views. 
 Providence: J. A. & R. A. Reid, 1878. 8vo, pp. 314. 
 
 Sold: Barlow, 1890, 2.00; Cooke, 1883, 1.75; Manson, 1899, 
 2.50; Guild, 1887, 2.50. 
 
 1287. . Illustrated New Bedford, Martha's Vineyard and 
 
 Nantucket. With Sketches of Discovery, Settlers, Wars 
 and Historical Incidents. Providence: J. A. & R. A. 
 Reid, 1879. 8vo. 
 
 1288. . The Past and the Present. Narragansett Sea and 
 
 Shore : Illustrated Guide to Sea Side Resorts of Rhode 
 Island. Providence : J. A. & R. A. Reid, 1879. 8vo. 
 
 Contains historical notes. 
 
 1289. DENNISTON, GOLDSMITH. Survey of Steuben 
 
 Count)', N. Y. Giving its history from first settlement 
 in 1789 to the present time, original state of the county 
 and settlement, its geology, climate, etc. Map. Albany: 
 1 861. 8vo, pp. 114. 
 
 1290. . Survey of Orange County, N. Y. Its early history 
 
 and settlement, source of title to land, geology, soils, 
 etc. Map and illustrations. Albany : 1863. 8vo, pp. 100. 
 
 Reprints from trans. N. Y. State Agricultural Society. 
 
 1291. DENNETT, DANIEL. Louisiana as It Is: its Topog- 
 
 raphy and Material Resources — its Cotton, Sugar Cane, 
 Rice and Tobacco Fields — its Corn and Grain Lands — 
 its Numerous Varieties of Field Crops — its Valuable 
 Grasses — its Fruits — including the Orange and other 
 Tropical Fruits — its Vegetable and Flower Gardens — its 
 vast and valuable Forests of Timber — its Prairies, Bot- 
 toms. Swamp and Hilly Lands — Health and Longevity 
 — Various Popular Errors corrected touching the Soil, 
 Climate and People of the State. Reliable Information 
 for Farmers, Patrons of Husbandry. Labouring Men, 
 Manufacturers, Capitalists, Men of Enterprise, Invalids 
 — Any who may desire to Settle or Purchase Lands in 
 the Gulf States. New Orleans: Eureka Press. 1S76. 
 8vo, pp. xiii, 288. Folding map of La.* 
 
 While it is largely statistical, yet there is much (if historical 
 value in this book. \n edition of 10,000 copies was issued. 
 Sold: Randall, 1901, 10 cts.
 
 DENTON. 273 
 
 1292. DENTON, DANIEL. A | Brief Description | of | Xevv 
 York : | Formerly Called | New-Netherlands. | With the 
 
 1 Maces thereunto Adjoyning. | Together with the | Man- 
 ner of its Scituation, Fertility of the Soyle, | Healthful- 
 ness of the Climate, and the | Commodities thence pro- 
 duced. J Also I Some Directions and Advice to such as 
 shall go I thither: An Account of what Commodities they 
 Shall I take with them ; The Profit and Pleasure that | 
 may accrew to them thereby. | Likewise | A Brief Rela- 
 tion of the Customs of the | Indians there. | London : | 
 Printed for John Hancock, at the first Shop in Popes- 
 Head Alley in | Cornhil at the three Bibles, and William 
 Bradley at the three Bibles | in the Minories. 1670. 4to. 
 
 2 1., pp. 21.* 
 
 "The first account of New York printed in English, and very 
 rare. The title-page being printed on paper iarger than the rest of 
 the volume, the date is often cut nit by the binder. The only copy 
 we have seen with the date not cut off belongs to John F. McCoy, 
 whose copy is uncut, and measures 8x6 inches.'' Sabin. 
 
 "This volume will always command a place in the very front 
 rank of Americana as the first account of New York printed in 
 English. It contains much interesting information told in quaint 
 fashion. In giving an account of the fruits natural to the island 
 the author mentions 'Mulberries, Posimons, Grapes great and small. 
 Huckelberries, Cramberries, Plums of several sorts, Rosberries and 
 Strawberries, of which last is such abundance in June that the 
 Fields anil Woods are died red; Which the Cotmtrey-People per- 
 ceiving, instantly arm themselves with bottles of Wine. Cream and 
 Sugar, and instead of a Coat of Male, every one a Female upon his 
 horse behind him and so rushing violently into the fields, never 
 leave till they have disrob'd them of their red colours, and turned 
 them int.) the old habit." Brayton Ires Catalog. 
 
 "The title-page was printed on such a large scale that the date 
 at the bottom of it was uniformly cut off by the binder. The datt 
 was so rare that Gowans, the veteran collector and dealer, had not 
 seen a copy with it, and omitted it in his reprint of the book." Bray- 
 ton Ives Catalog. 
 
 This volume was written during 1670 by one Daniel Denton, an 
 officer of the law. in Jamaica, in Queens County, on Long Isalnd, 
 and is a vivid and clear description of New York city and of the 
 surrounding country (including the present Stat.' of New Jersey) 
 of that period. The inhabitants, their customs, habits and conditions 
 are also carefully noted, the Indians are mentioned quite exhaust- 
 ively, and the whole forms a narrative of great historical interest. 
 
 "Aside from its physical peculiarities, the subject-matter is of 
 much interest to the collector of Americana or the student of the 
 youth of his country." Reader Magazine. Burrows Brothers Cat. 
 
 Sold: Brayton Ives, 1801. vellum, believed to be the only 
 copy in this country which has the printed date, perfect 
 copy, unusually clean. 615.00; Menzies. 1S76. red levl 
 mo, git, by Bedford, date restored in facsimile by Mr.
 
 274 DENTON. 
 
 Harris of London, 220.00; Bangs, 1903, levt mo, in case, 
 by Riviere, imprint cut from title page, 625.00; Brinley, 
 1880, levt mo, extra, by Pratt, 385.00; Murphy, blue mo, 
 Bradstreet, 1884, 80.00; Stanley, London, 1813, 1670 ed., 
 11 shillings; Barlow, 1890, vellum, 525.00. 
 
 1293. . A Description of New York, formerly called Xew 
 
 Netherlands, with the Places Thereunto Adjoining. 
 
 Likewise a Brief Relation of the Customs of the Indians 
 
 there. By Daniel Denton. A New Edition, with an 
 
 Introduction and Copious Historical Notes, by Gabriel 
 
 Furman. New York: Win. Gowans, 1845. 8vo, pp. 17, 
 
 52, 16.* 
 
 "In large paper. 4to. 100 were printed. Five, in folio, Forms 
 No. 1 of Gowans' Bibliotheca. Also reprinted by Historical Society 
 of Penna. Edited by Jobn Pennington. Philadelphia. 1845. 8vo. 
 pp. 16.'' Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 1.12; Balcom, 1901, Penn. Hist. 
 Soc. Print, .50; Brevoort, 1890, 1.50; Brinley, 1880, 1.50; 
 S. L. Boardman, 1883, 20 cts. ; Brinley, 1880, 1.50; Rice, 
 1870, cl, unct, large pap, 2.75 ; Rogers, 1900, 40 cts. ; 
 Roche, 1867, unct, 4.50; Cable, 1883, cl, unct, 10 cts.: 
 Dunbar. 1892. 1.12; Bushnell, 1883, with Miller's N. Y.. 
 1843, 2.50; Allan, 1864, 5.00; Barlow, 1890, hlf mo, 2.50: 
 West, 1889, 55 cts.; Menzies, 1876, large pap, hlf elf, git, 
 unct. 6.00; Bourquin, 1894, 30 cts.; Hoffmann, 1877. 
 large pap, unct. 4.00; Shurtleff, 1875, 1.00; Deane, 1898. 
 1.50; Field, 1875, c l> 1-63; Holliday, 1870, large pap, cl. 
 unct, 1.25; Bangs, 1899, shts. folded, 4.25; Murphy, 1884. 
 1.75; Harold Peirce, 60 cts.; Polock, 1904, cl. unct, 1.00. 
 
 1294. . A Brief Description of New York, formerly called 
 
 New Netherlands, with the Places Thereunto adjoining, 
 together with the Manner of its Scituation, Fertility of 
 the Soyl, Healthfulness of the Climate, and the Com- 
 modities thence Produced. Also Some Directions and 
 Advice to such as shall Go Thither: An Account of what 
 Commodities they Shall Take with Them : The Profit 
 and Pleasure that may accrue to them Thereby. Like- 
 wise a Brief Relation of the Customs of the Indians 
 There. By Daniel Denton. London: 1670. Edited by 
 John Pennington. Press <>f Historical Society of Penn- 
 sylvania. 1845. 8vo, pp. 16.* 
 
 1295. . A Brief Description | of New York | Formerly
 
 DE SMET. 2/5 
 
 Called New Netherlands | By Daniel Denton. Re- 
 printed from the original edition of 1670 Willi a Bib- 
 liographical Introduction by | Felix Neumann of the 
 Library of Congress. | Cleveland: | The Burrows Broth- 
 ers Company. | 1902. 8vo, pp. 63. Introduction, pp. 32; 
 facsimile title of 1670 edition. Hlf. title: I. Denton's 
 New York, London. John Hancock and William Brad- 
 ley 1670. Title page and text reprinted from a cop\ 
 the original edition in the Library of Congress, Wash- 
 ington, D. C, with kind permission of the librarian. .Mr. 
 Herbert Putnam.* 
 
 Forms No. 1 of the Burrow; reprints of which there were 15 
 copies on Japan paper, each one signed bj the iilitor. and 250 copies 
 on handmade paper, uncut, bound in antique boards, each volume 
 numbered. Deckle edges. 
 
 1296. DE PEYSTER, FREDERIC. (The Early Political His- 
 
 tory of New York.) An Address delivered before the 
 New York Historical Society on its 60th Anniversary. 
 Tuesday. Nov. 22. 1864. New York: Published for tin- 
 Society, 1865. 8vo, pp. 76.* 
 
 1297. DE PUY, HENRY W. Ethan Allen and the Green Moun- 
 
 tain Lleroes of '76. With a Sketch of the Early History 
 of Vermont. Buffalo: Phinney & Co., 1853. 121110, pp. 
 428. + New York: J. C. Derby, 1854. 121110. pp. 42S. + 
 Boston : 1853. 121110, pp. 428. Portrait, map and illustra- 
 tions. Buffalo: 1859. -f New York: 1861.* 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.25; Cable, 1882, 1861 ed., 1.12. 
 
 1298. DERBY, JOHN B. A Few Reminiscences of Salem. Mass., 
 
 embracing Notices of its Eminent Men known to the 
 Author Forty Years ago. Boston : 1847. 8vo, pp. 15. 
 
 Sold: Woodward. 1869, 10 cts. 
 
 1299. DERRY, J. T. Georgia, its Cities. Towns. Scenery, and 
 
 Resources. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1878. 121110. Il- 
 lustrated. 
 
 Sold: Cable. 1882, 1.25. 
 
 1300. DE SMET, P. J. Missions de l'Oregon et Voyages aux 
 
 Montagnes Rocheuses aux Sources de la Columbie, de 
 1' Athabasca et du Sascatshawan, en 1845-46. (Vi- 
 gnette.) Gand : Impr. ec Lith. de Ye Yander Schelden,
 
 276 DE SOTO. 
 
 editeur. (1848.) 121110, engraved title, pp. (2), ix, 9-389, 
 and printed covers. 3 folded maps and 15 plates. 
 
 "This edition seems to have been prepared by the author him- 
 self. It contains more material than the edition in English (Oregon 
 Missions) the illustrations are different, and the three maps are 
 entirely new." Stibin. 
 
 The Same. Paris : Poussielgue-Rusand. A. Lyon, Chez J. B. 
 Pelagaud et Cie. i8_|8. 121110. hit title, engraved title, printed title, 
 pp. ii. 7-408. Printed covers. 13 plates. 
 
 "The lithographed plates are identical with those in the New 
 York edition. Oregon Missions, from which this translation seems 
 to have Irs! made. In the latter part it follows the other French 
 edition published at Ghent." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, 1.12. 
 
 1301. . Oregon Missions and Travels over the Rocky 
 
 Mountains, in 1845-46. By Father P. J. de Smet, Of the 
 Society of Jesus. New York: Edward Dunigan, 1847. 
 121110. half title, engraved title, printed title, pp. (2), xi, 
 408. (4). Map and 13 plates. 
 
 "The two unpaged leaves at the end contain the Lord's Prayer, 
 &c. in several Indian languages. Some copies were subsequently 
 issued without the plates." Sabin. 
 
 Editions were published in Dutch and German. 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, 2.50; Bourquin, 1894, 2.10; Waterbury, 
 1895, 2.25; Guild. 1S87. 1.62. 
 
 1302. DE SOTO, HERNANDO. The Discovery and Conquest 
 
 of Terra Florida, by Don Fernando de Soto, and Six 
 Hundred Spaniards, his Followers. Written by a Gen- 
 tleman of Elvas, employed in all the Action, and trans- 
 lated out of Portuguese, by Richard Hakluyt. Re- 
 printed from the Edition of 1611. Edited with Notes and 
 an Introduction, and a Translation of a Narrative of the 
 Expedition of Luis Hernandez de Biedma, Factor to the 
 Same. By William B. Rye. London: Printed for the 
 Hakluyt Society, [851. 8vo, 3 1., pp. lxvii, pp. 200, v. 
 Map. " 
 
 1303. . Histoire de la Conqueste de la Floride par les 
 
 Espagnols sous Ferdinand de Soto. Ecrite en Portu- 
 
 gais par tin Gentil-homme de la ville d'Elvas. (Traduite) 
 par M. D. C. CCitri de la Guette.) Paris: Denys 
 Thierry, 1685. 121110, 13 1.. pp. 300. -}- Paris: Edme 
 Couterot, 1699. i_'m.>. 13 I., pp. 300. 
 
 "The only differer© between these editions consists in the 
 imprint. For the original, see Relacam (title follows). The follow-
 
 DE .SOTO. 2JJ 
 
 ing is an English translation of this French version. It is - 
 
 as to numbers, distances and names of places, and very inferior t" 
 that by llakluyt, published in 1609 as 'Virginia richly valued,' and 
 in [6ll as 'Discovery and Conquest of Terra Florida.'" Sabin. 
 
 Sold: llakluyt ed. : Brinley, 1881, 1851 ed., el. unct, 3.00; 
 
 Thornton, 1878, 1851 ed., 87 cts. ; Dunbar, [892, 3.00; 
 
 Field, 1875, 5.25; Hangs, 1895, Lenox Dupl., 350; Men- 
 
 zies, 1876, Hakluyt ed., 1851, hlf 1110, git, unct, 9.13; 
 Paris, 1685 ed. : Barlow, 1890, 5.00. 
 
 1304. . Relaxant verdadei | ra dos trabalhos que ho 
 
 guernador | do Fernado d' | souto e cer | tos fidal gos 
 Portugueses passarom | no d'scobrimeto da' J prouincia 
 da Fro | lida. Agora | neuaniete feita por hu fidalgo 
 Deluas. | Foy vista por ho sciior inquisidor. ! (Colophon 1 
 Foy impressa esta relacam do | descoubrimento da Fro- 
 lida I em casa de anfree de Bur | gos impressor caullei 
 ro da casa do se- j nhor Cardeal j iffante. | acabouse aos 
 des dias de Febrei- | ro do anno de mil & quinbentos : 
 & cincoenta & sete annos. | na nobre & sempre leal 
 cidade de Euora. | (1557.) 8vo, clxxx leaves. 
 
 Original edition. 
 
 "A volume of the greatest rarity. The only known copy in 
 America is in Mr. Lenox's library. Rich priced it in 1830 at thirty 
 guineas, and says 'Frodida,' which is an error, repeated by Ter 
 naux and Brunet. It is reprinted in facsimile in Vol. 1 of 'Collecao 
 de opusculos reimpressos relitavos a historia das navigac.oes. Lis- 
 bon. iS'-|-|. 4to. pp. 8, xxii, 139.'' Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Murphy, 1884, Relation of Invasion, &c, 1686, Lon- 
 don, 6.00; Fisher, 1866, Hakluyt-London ed., 1851, 4. 25. 
 
 1305. . A Relation of the Invasion and Conquest of Flor- 
 ida by the Spaniards under the command of Fernando 
 de Soto; "Written in Portuguese by a Gentleman of the 
 Town of Elvas. Now Englished. To which is sub- 
 joyned (with separate titles but continuous paging) 
 Two Journeys of the present Emperour of China into 
 Tartary in the Years 1682 and 1683. With some Dis- 
 coveries made by the Spaniards in the Island of Cali- 
 fornia, in the Year 1683. London : John Lawrence, at 
 the Angel in the Poultry over against the Compter, 1686. 
 i6Vno. Imprimatur Title. Preface and Table. 8 !.. pp. 
 273- 
 
 "Rennet's Bibl. Am. Trim, lives this title with some variati ins 
 ~dated 1687. See also Purchas, iii. 807. 1532, 1603." Sabin. 
 
 "Translated from the edition in French, printed in Pari- the
 
 2/6 DE VEAUX. 
 
 year before. Mr. Rich says the translator seems to be unaware that 
 Hakluyt printed it in English, nearly 80 years previously, that is, in 
 1609. It is the second printed account of Florida, the Commentaries 
 of Cabeca de Vaca having been printed in 1555. It contains the first 
 relation of the settlement of California printed in English." Field. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1881, 6.00; Barlow, 1890, hlf mo. git, 10.00; 
 Field, 1875, 32.00. 
 
 1306. . Histoire de la Conquete de la Floride, on Relation 
 
 de ce qui s'est passe clans la Decouverte de ce Pais, par 
 Ferdinand de Soto * * traduite en Francois par 
 
 Sr. Pierre Richelet. Xouvelle Edition, divisee en deux 
 tomes. Leide : Chez Pierre Vander. Aa. 1731. 2 vols in 
 one. Sm. 8vo. Map. Plates. 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, 12.50. 
 
 x 3°7- • Letter of Hernando de Soto, and Memoir of Her- 
 nando de Escalante Fontaneda. Translated from the 
 Spanish by Buckingham Smith. Washington: 1854. 
 Folio. Map. 
 
 "These translations are made from MSS in the Original Span- 
 ish belonging to the Historical collection of James Lenox, Esq. One 
 hundred copies have been printed for G. \V. R(igg)." Note by Mr. 
 Smith. 
 
 "Soto conquered the native tribes of Indians of Florida in 15.TO. 
 and this letter, dated July 9th. 1539, addressed to the Justice and 
 Board of Magistrates of Santiago de Cuba, is the official account 
 of the expedition." Barlozt.: 
 
 Sold: Barlow, 1890, hlf mo, git. unct. 13.00. 
 
 1308. . Narratives of the Career of Hernando de Soto in 
 
 the Conquest of Florida, as told by a Knight of Elvas. 
 and in a relation by Luys Hernandez de Biedma, Factor 
 of the Expedition, translated by Buckingham Smith. 
 Xew York: Bradford Club. 1866. Roy. 8vo., pp. xxviii. 
 324, (4). 
 
 Bradford Club Series No. 5. 150 copies. 
 Sold: Murphy. 1884. 2 vols., 25.00: Woodward, 1869. 4.00; 
 Brinley, 1881, unct, 4.00; Waterbury, 1895, cover gone, 
 leaves dusty, 4-75; Wales, 1903, pap, unct, 11.00; Bush- 
 nell, 1883, Imper. 8vO, pap. unct, subscriber's copy, 775: 
 West. 1889, unct, J.JS'- Bangs, 1895, unct, y.2^. 
 
 1309. DE VEAUX, JAMES. Memoir of Charleston, S. C. By 
 
 Robert W. Gibbes, M. D., of Columbia, S. C. Columbia, 
 S. C. : 1846. 8vo. pp. 258.
 
 DEW HURST. 279 
 
 1310. DEVENS, SAMUEL A. Sketches of Martha's Vineyard 
 
 and other Reminiscences of travel at home, &c. By an 
 Inexperienced Clergyman. Boston: James Munroe & 
 Co., 1838. 121110, pp. viii, 207, (1). 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 6.50; Livermore, 1894, 1.75; Brin- 
 ley, 1871), 4.25; Manson, 1899, 2.75; Cable, 1882, 1.12; 
 Guild, 1887, 5.25. 
 
 131 1. DEWEES, W. B. Letters from an Early Settler of Texas. 
 
 Compiled by Cora Cardelle. Louisville, Ky. : Morton & 
 Griswold, 1852. 121110, pp. 312. -+- Louisville: Hall & 
 Brothers, Printers. [854. 121110, pp. 312. Map. 
 
 Sold: 1854 ed. : Clogston, 1875, 1.38; Dunbar. 1892, 75 cts. 
 
 1312. DEWEY, CHESTER. A History of the County of Berk- 
 
 shire, Massachusetts. In Two Parts. The First being a 
 General View of the Country ; The Second, an Account 
 of the Several Towns. By Gentlemen in the County, 
 Clergymen and Laymen. Pittsfield : Printed by Samuel 
 W. Bush, 1829. 121110, pp. 468. Woodcuts and 2 Maps. 
 
 Sold: Patterson, 1896, 4.25 ; Blanchard, 1898, hlf levt mo, 
 git, unct, 5.00; Cable, 1883. 2.25; Manson, 1899, 7-5° S 
 Libbie, 1901, bds, unct. 5.00; Child, 1882, 4.12; Bell, 
 1895, 6.00; Murphy, 1884, 3.75; Bangs, 1894, 5.50; Brin- 
 ley, 1879. 3.25; Bourquin, 1894. 3.90; Shurtleff, 1875. 
 2.87; Guild, 1887, shp, 2.12; Anderson, 1904, shp, 4.00; 
 Manson. 1904, shp, 5.00; J. G. Smith, 1883, 2.50; Deane, 
 1898, 3.25; Clogston, 1875. 3.25; Morris. 1899, shp, 5.50; 
 Clogston, 1899, hlf mo. git. unct, 6.00: Libbie, 1900, shp, 
 3.12: Libbie. 1901, bds, unct, 5.00. 
 
 1313. DEWEY, FREEMAN DANA. Early History of Wau- 
 
 paca, Wisconsin. Waupaca, n. d. 121110. pp. 95. 
 
 1314. DEWEY, SHERMAN. An Account of a Hail Storm 
 
 which Fell on Part of the Towns of Lebanon, Bozrah 
 and Franklin, on the 15th of July. 1799. Perhaps never 
 Equalled by any other ever Known, not even in Egypt. 
 Walpole, N. H. : 1799. i2mo, pp. 2j. 
 
 1315. DEWHURST, WILLIAM W. The History of Saint 
 
 Augustine, Florida, with an Introductory Account of the 
 Early Spanish and French Attempts at Exploration and 
 Settlement in the Territory of Florida, together with
 
 280 DICKINSON. 
 
 Sketches of Events and objects of interest connected 
 with the oldest town in the United States. To which is 
 added a Short Description of the Climate and advantages 
 of Saint Augustine as a Health Resort. New York: 
 G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1881. i2mo. pp. 7, 182.* 
 
 1316. DEXTER, HENRY MARTYN. Memoranda, Historical, 
 
 Chronological, &c. Prepared to aid those whose interest 
 in Pilgrim Memorials, and History is freshened by this 
 Jubilee Year. Printed but not published for the use of 
 Congregational Ministers. 1870. Boston. 8vo, pp. 39. 
 But 25 copies were issued. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 5.12. 
 
 1317. DEXTER, SAMUEL. Our Father's God, the Hope of 
 
 Posterity. Some serious Thoughts on the Foundation, 
 Rise and Growth Of the Settlements in New England, 
 * * *. A Discourse Delivered at Dedham, on the Day 
 of Publick Thanksgiving, Nov. 23, 1738, Upon the Con- 
 clusion of the first Century, since a Church of Christ was 
 Gathered in that Place. Boston : S. Kneeland and T. 
 Green, 1738. 8vo, pp. 51. -f- Second Edition. Boston: 
 Reprinted by Thomas Fleet, Jun., 1796. 8vo, Title, pp. 
 
 ", S 1 - 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1879, hlf mo, unct, 9.00. 
 
 1318. DICKINSON, GIDEON. Milford's First Centennial. 
 
 Milford, Mass. : 1880. 
 
 1319. DICKINSON, JOHN. Letters | from a | Farmer | in | 
 
 Pennsylvania, | to the | Inhabitants | of the | British 
 Colonies. | Philadelphia: | Printed by David Hall, and 
 William Sellers. | 1768. | 8vo, pp. 71. The Second Edi- 
 tion. 
 
 "The first edition was published in March, and the second in 
 June following. These letters appeared simultaneously in the Penn- 
 sylvania Chronicle and Gazette, in twelve issues. beginning Dec. 3, 
 1767; towards the close of the series the Chronicle was a few days 
 ahead of the Gazette and Journal, which joined the others with 
 numbers one and two, on the 10th of Dec. They were promptly 
 reprinted in nrarly all the twenty-five papers then published on the 
 continent. Miller and Sower's German papers and the Roston Even- 
 ing Post being the exceptions. The French edition states that 30 
 editions were published in America within si\ months. This state- 
 ment may have included the newspaper reprints, as only eight in 
 pamphlet form are now known to have been printed in America.
 
 DICKINSON. 281 
 
 Two editions wire also published in London and one in Dublin." 
 Hildcbum, 2, 75. 
 
 Sold: Harold Peircc, 1903, 9.50; Cooke, 1883, 3.50; Proud, 
 1903, 1st ed., 3.50; Child, 1882, 1769 ed., 1.87; Henkels, 
 
 1898, 1768 ed., 2d ed., 2.25; Henkels, 1898, 1774. London 
 reprint, extra illus. with 18 portraits, &c, 9.00; Henkels. 
 
 1899, 1768 ed., 2.20: Menzies, 1876, hlf mo, Kdes & (.ill. 
 1768 ed., 2.00; Hoffmann, 1877, 25 cts. ; Cooke, 1883, hlf 
 mo, London, 1778, 3.25; Bangs, 1902, orig. elf. 5.00; An- 
 derson, 1903, unbd, 6.00; Menzies, 1876, J. Almon, [768 
 ed., hlf mo, unct, 2.00; Hoffmann. 1877. London, 1774 
 ed.. 1.25; Henkels, 1898, Lond.. 1774 ed., j8 portr. & 
 newspaper clippings, 9.00; Bangs, 1899, same as Hen- 
 kels copy, 14.25; Barlow, London, 1774 ed., 1890, 1.00; 
 Polock, 1904, 3d ed., 2.25; Putlick & Simpson, 1861, 1st 
 ed., 5s. 6d. 
 
 1320. . Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania to the In- 
 habitants of the British Colonies. Boston: Printed by 
 Mein & Fleeming, and to be sold by John Mein, at the 
 London Book Store, North Side of King Street. 8vo, 
 Title, pp. 5, 146. To the Ingenious Author, 2 pp. 
 
 Third Edition. Phila. : William and Thomas Brad- 
 ford, 1769. 8vo, Title, pp. 104. -f Boston: Edes & Gill. 
 1768. 8vo, pp. 146, (2). -\- London: Reprinted. J. Al- 
 mon, 1768. 8vo, 2 1., pp. iii. 118. -f Dublin: 1768. 8vo. 
 + New York: Reprinted by John Holt. 1768. i2mo. pp. 
 118. 4- Williamsburgh (Ya.) : 1769. 8vo. Phila.: 1774. 
 8vo. pp. 136. + London : J. Almon. 1774. 8vo, pp. 136. 
 
 "My Lord Hillsborough mentioned the Farmer's Letters to me. 
 said he had read them, that they were well written, and he believed 
 he could guess who was the author, looking me in the face at the 
 time, as if he thought it was me. He censured the doctrine as ex- 
 tremely wild. I have read them as far as No. 8; I know not if any 
 more has been published. I should have thought they had been 
 writen by Mr. Dclancy, not having heard of the others you point out 
 as joint authors." Franklin's letter to Son. 
 
 1321. . Lettres d'un Fermier de Pennsvlvanie aux Habi- 
 
 tans de l'Amerique Septentionale, Traduites de l'Anglois. 
 Amsterdam: Aux Depens de la Compagnie, 1789. 121110, 
 pp. xxviii, 258.* 
 
 Sold: Barlow, 1890. 2.00. 
 
 1322. . Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania to the In- 
 habitants of the British Colonics. With an Historical
 
 20 2 DIFFENDERFFEK. 
 
 Introduction by R. T. H. Halsey. New York: The Out- 
 look Co., 1903. 8vo, pp. 68, 148. 
 
 A reprint. Edition of 39 copies on Japan paper and 260 on Van 
 Gelder hand-made paper. Illustrated by a portrait of John Dick- 
 inson. 
 
 "Written in a plain style, didactic yet argumentative, and with 
 illustrations taken from classical and English constitutional sources, 
 each point proven with telling accuracy, John Dickinson's clear 
 exposition of the constitutional relations between Parliament and 
 the Colonies circulated widely, and did much to mould opinion at 
 home and abroad. 
 
 "Owing to the beauty of its page and typography, and the 
 excellence of its binding, one of the Boston editions was selected 
 for reprinting at The Gilliss Press in a limited edition of two 
 hundred and sixty copies on Van Gelder hand-made paper. 
 
 "The type used is the Caslon Old Style, the nearest approach to 
 that used in the original edition and the book is set page for page, 
 and line for line with original. 
 
 "The historical introduction is by R. T. H. Halsey, and there 
 are for illustrations a portrait of John Dickinson (photogravure on 
 copper by Bilbo, after a contemporary print), and a gelatine print 
 in colors, of a contemporary Chelsea-Derby porcelain statuette." 
 Burrows Catalog. 
 
 1323. DICKENSON, M. F., Jr. Historical Address delivered at 
 
 the Centennial Celebration in Amherst, Mass., July 4. 
 1876. Amherst : 1878. 8vo, pp. 44. 
 
 1324. DICKINSON, RODOLPHUS. A Geographical and Sta- 
 
 tistical View of Massachusetts Proper. Greenfield : 
 Printed by Denis & Phelps, 1813. 8vo, pp. 80.* 
 
 1325. . A Description of Deerfield, in Franklin County ; 
 
 intended as an Exhibition of the Plan of a contemplated 
 Gazetteer of Massachusetts Proper. Deerfield. Mass.: 
 John Wilson, 1817. 8vo. 
 
 1326. DIDIMUS, H. New Orleans as I found it. Part 1. New 
 
 York: 1845. 8vo. 
 
 1327. DIFFENDERFFER, FRANK REID. The German Immi- 
 
 gration into Pennsylvania through the Port of Philadel- 
 phia, 1700 to 1775. Part 2. The Redemptioners. Pre- 
 pared at the request of the Pennsylvania German Soci- 
 ety. By Frank Reid Diffenderffer. Lancaster, Penn. : 
 Published by the author, 1900. 8vo, pp. ix. 330. Illus- 
 trated.* 
 
 An edition of 250 copies printed. 
 Sold: Pennypacker, 1906, cl, git, unit. 1.25.
 
 DILLON. 283 
 
 1328. . The Three Earls. An Historical Sketch, and Pro 
 
 ceedings of the Centennial Jubilee, held at New Holland, 
 Pa., Jul} 4. 1876. New Holland: Ranck & Sandoe, 1876. 
 [2mo, pp. 1 15.* 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 1.12. 
 
 1329. DILLENBACK, J. D. Grand Rapids in 1874. Sketches 
 
 of the Trade. Progress of the City. Local History, &c. 
 Grand Rapids: 1875. Svo, PP- ^O- 
 
 1330. DILLON, JOHN B. The History of Indiana, from its 
 
 Earliest Exploration by Europeans, to Close of the Ter- 
 ritorial Government in 1816. With an Introduction con- 
 taining Historical Notes of the Discovery and Settlement 
 of the Territory of the United States. North west of the 
 River Ohio. Vol. 1. Indianapolis. la.: Wm. Sheets & 
 Co., 1843. 8vo, pp. xii. 456. 
 
 "This edition was not completed." Sabin. 
 Sold: Fisher, 1866, slip, 4.50: Henkels, 1900. 2.00: Field. 
 1875. 2.75. 
 
 1331. . A History of Indiana, from its Earliest Explora- 
 tion by Europeans to the Close of the Territorial Gov- 
 ernment, in 1816; Comprehending A History of the Dis- 
 covery, Settlement and Civil and Military Affairs of the 
 Territory of the U. S. Northwest of the River Ohio, and 
 a General View of the Progress of Public Affairs in 
 Indiana, from 1816 to 1856. Indianapolis: Bingham & 
 Doughty, 1859. 8vo, pp. xii. 637. Map. Plate of five 
 portraits, and woodcuts.* 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, 2.12; Randall, 1901. 1.80; Child, 1882. 
 3.50: Cable. 1882, 2.75; Cable, 1883, 4.00: Randall, 1901. 
 1.80; Bangs, 1896, 3.25; Br. Ives. 1891, cl. unct 2.50: 
 Bourquin 1894, shp, 2.20; Hoffmann. 1877. sewed, unct. 
 2.37; Field, 1875, cl. unct. 4.00; Guild. 1887. shp. 3.25: 
 Clogston, 1875. hlf turk, unct. 4.12. 
 
 133 2. . History of the Early Settlement of the North 
 
 Western Territory, from its Earliest Exploration^, by 
 Europeans, to the Close of the Territorial Government 
 in 18 16: With an Introduction containing Historical 
 Notes of the Discovery and Settlement of the Territory 
 of the United States. North West of the River Ohio.
 
 284 D1STURNELL. 
 
 Indianapolis. Ind. : Published by Sheets & Braden, 1854. 
 8vo, pp. 456. Two portraits. 
 
 "This book was first published in 1843. as Dillon's History of 
 Indiana, Vol. r. which was all that was published of that edition. 
 The complete work by the same author was not published untii 
 
 l8 5°- . 
 
 "The above title was printed separately and pasted in the unsold 
 copies of volume 1; the work contains valuable historical noti s 
 relating to the discoverv and settlement of the Northwest Terri- 
 tory.'' Thomson. 
 
 Sold: Fisher, 1866, 4.50; Field, 1875. 2.75. 
 
 1333. DIMITRY, JOHN. Lessons in the History of Louisiana. 
 
 from its Earliest Settlement to the Close of the Civil 
 War. To which are appended Lessons in its Geography 
 and Products. New York: A. S. Barnes & Co., 1877. 
 i2mo, pp. 216. Illustrated. + 1878. i2mo, pp. 216.* 
 
 Sold: Cable. 1882, 75 cts. 
 
 1334. DINSDALE, THOMAS J. The Vigilantes of Montana; 
 
 or Popular Justice in the Rocky Mountains. Being a 
 correct and impartial Narrative of the Chase, Trial, Cap- 
 ture and Execution of Henry Plummer's Road Agent 
 Band. Virginia City, M. T. : 1866. i6mo. 
 
 This title is included because the book gives one a good idea of 
 the justice of the far territories in the early days. 
 
 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 
 
 1335. Historical Sketches of the Capitol City and account of busi- 
 
 ness establishments and advertisements, n. p. (1887.) 
 8vo. pp. 343. Illustrated. (Washington. D. C.) 
 
 1336. DISTURNELL, JOHN. Xew York as it is in 1S35. New 
 
 York: 1835. i8mo. Maps and View. 
 
 Sold: Anderson, 1904, roan, 3.2-,. 
 
 !337- • A Description of the City of New York. 1847. 
 
 See O. L. Holley. 
 
 1338. . New York as it Was and as it Is; giving an Ac- 
 count of the City from its Settlement to the Present 
 Time, forming a Complete Guide to the Great Metropo- 
 lis of the Nation, including the City of Brooklyn and 
 t lie surrounding Cities and Villages. New York: J. Dis- 
 turnell, 1876. pp. 296.
 
 DODD. 285 
 
 1339. DIX, JOHN A. Sketch of the Resources of the City of 
 
 New York, with a View of the .Municipal Government, 
 Population, &c. &c. From the Foundation of the City 
 to the Date of the Latest Statistical Accounts. New 
 York: G. & C. Carvill, Broadway, 1827. 8vo, pp. 104. -j- 
 New York, 1829. 8vo.* 
 
 Sold: Harold Peirce, 1903, autograph presentation copy to 
 Dr. Francis, 2.00; 1829 ed. : Holbrow, 1892, 40 cts. ; 
 Weeks, 1902, 1827 ed., 1.10. 
 
 1340. DIX, JOHN ROSS. A Hand-book of Newport and Rhode 
 
 Island. By the author of "Pen and Ink Sketches." New- 
 port : C. E. Hannity, 1852. uinn, pp. xii. 170. Illus- 
 trated with woodcuts. 
 
 1341. DIXON, J. M. Centennial History of Polk County, Iowa. 
 
 By J. M. Dixon, Blind Editor. Authorized by the Board 
 of Supervisors of Polk County. Mrs. J. M. Dixon and 
 J. W. Doughty, Amanuenses. Des Moines: State Regis- 
 ter Print, 1876. 8vo, pp. 389. 22 pp. advertisements. 
 Illustrated.* 
 
 1342. DODD, STEPHEN. The East Haven Register; in Three 
 
 Parts. Part 1. Containing a History of the Town of 
 East-Haven, from its First Settlement in 1644. to the 
 Year 1800. Also, an Account of its Boundaries, Iron 
 Works and Mills, Division of Lands., Controversies with 
 New Haven and Branford, Town Charters. Ecclesias- 
 tical Affairs, Schools, Population and Taxes, Losses by 
 War, Natural History and Curiosities. Roads and Public 
 Lands. Part 2. Containing an Account of the Names. 
 Marriages, and Births of the Families which have first 
 Settled, or which have resided in East-Haven, from its 
 Settlement in 1644, to the Year 1800. Part 3. Contain- 
 ing an Account of the Deaths in the Families named in 
 the Second Part, from the Year 1647 to the End of the 
 Year 1823. Compiled by Stephen Dodd. Pastor of the 
 Congregational Church in East-Haven. New Haven: 
 Published for the Author by A. H. Maltby & Co., 1824. 
 121110. pp. 200. 
 
 "An extremely ran local history." Sabin. 
 Sold: Man-..,;;. [899. 9.50; Cable. [882, to. 50; Cable, [883, 
 slip, 5.50.
 
 286 DODDRIDGE. 
 
 DODGE, N. S. See John Carver. 
 
 1343. DODGE, J. R. Red Men of the Ohio Valley : an Aborigi- 
 
 nal History of the period commencing A. D. 1795. em- 
 bracing Notable Facts and Thrilling Incidents, in the 
 Settlement by the Whites of the States of Kentucky, 
 Indiana, Ohio and Illinois. Springfield, O. : Ruralist 
 Publ. Co.. i860. i2mo, pp. 435. 
 
 1344. . West Virginia. Its Farms and Forests. Mines and 
 
 Oil Wells ; with a Glimpse of its Scenery, a Photograph 
 of its Population, and an Exhibit of its Industrial Sta- 
 tistics. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1865. 
 121110, pp. 276. 
 
 Mr. Dodge was an official of the U. S. Dcp't of Agriculture. 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 50 cts. 
 
 DODGE, JOHN WILBUR. See Washington State. 
 
 1345. DODGE, RICHARD I. The Black Hills. A minute De- 
 
 scription of the Scenery, Soil, Climate. Gold, Geology. 
 &c. Illustrated. New York: Putnam. 1876. 121110, pp. 
 151- 
 
 Four sectional drawings, 10 plates from photographs taken on 
 the spot. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin. 181)4. 20 cts. 
 
 1346. DODGE, WILLIAM E. Old New York. A Lecture. De- 
 
 livered at Association Hall April 27th. 1880. upon the 
 Invitation of Merchants and other Citizens of New York. 
 New York: Dodd, Mead & Co., 1880. 8vo, pp. 59. 
 Frontispiece portrait of Air. Dodge on steel. ::: 
 Sold: Weeks. 1002, 1.20: Cable, 1882. 1.25. 
 
 1347. DODDRIDGE, JOSEPH. Notes on the Settlement and 
 
 Indian Wars of the Western Parts of Virginia and Penn- 
 sylvania, from the year 1703 until the year 1783 inclu- 
 sive. Together with a View of the State of society and 
 manners of the first settlers of the Western Country. 
 By the Rev. Dr. Jos. Doddridge. Wellsburgh, Va. : 
 Printed at the Office of the Gazette, for the Author. 
 1824. 121110. pp. v. 316. Second Edition. Winchester: 
 1833. 121110. 
 
 "This work i^ the production of a gentleman who was reared
 
 DODDRIDGE. 2.SJ 
 
 in the wilderness, and was intimately acquainted with the whole 
 subject on which he writes; it is drawn from original sources, and 
 almost entirely from personal observation. Brought up in the wil- 
 derness, the inmate of .1 cabin, Dr. Doddridge spent his whole liie 
 in the midst of those dangers and vicissitudes which made up the 
 life of the borderer, and he has detailed a variety of minute circum- 
 stances which render the book exceedingly valuable. 
 
 "It is one of the original authorities, and although erron> 
 in some respects is in the main correct. This work, and Wither's 
 Chronicles, have long been considered of primary importance in 
 collections of books relating to America, and especially to tl 
 relating to the Ohio Valley; this constant demand has rendered 
 them very scarce, and onlj to be had at a high figure. 
 
 "Doddridge's Notes is reprinted almost entire in Kerch. 
 Vallej of Virginia, in which reprint Brantz Meyer says, 'some li 
 ties have been taken In way of transposition.' Fn m an "1 1 n; 
 papei clipping we learn that in the infancy of the Protestant Episco- 
 pal Church Dr. Doddridge cheerfully gave his services in its behalf, 
 but in 1820 he announced his intention of resuming the med 
 profession as the means of acquiring a competency for his approach- 
 ing age." Thomson. 
 
 "It was reprinted in Kircheval's Valley of Virginia, pp. 251-410, 
 and in part in Beckley's Indian Wars." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Wellsburg edition: Fisher, 1866. 6.62; Smith. [867, 
 
 6.00; Hubbard, 1867, 7.50; Morrell, 1859, 10.00; Wynne, 
 
 1875, 10.50; Clogston, 1875, 9.00; Field, 1875. 10.50; 
 
 Drake. 1876, 9.00; Hoffmann, 1877, 8.25; Bangs. 1895, 
 
 5.50: Alexander, 1895, 6.00; Rogers. 1896, 6.50; Bangs, 
 
 1896, slip. 6.50; Murphy, 1884, 11.00; Fisher. 1866. slip. 
 
 orig. binding. 6.62; Brinley, 1880, 7.00; Brinley, [8! t, 
 
 unused copy. 40.00; Hoffmann, 1877. 8.25; Clogston, 
 
 1875, slip, 9.00; Bangs, 1902, orig. slip. 025 : Bangs. i< 
 
 orig. shp. 8.75; Polock, 1904, shp, 13.00: Henkels. 1905, 
 
 slip. 13.00: Anderson. 1905. 5.35; Field. 1S33 ed.. 1875. 
 
 10.50. 
 
 1348. . Notes on the Settlement and Indian Wars of the 
 
 Western Farts of Virginia and Pennsylvania, from 1763 
 to 1783. inclusive. Together with a view of the State 
 of Society, and Manners of the First Settlers of the 
 Western Country. 'With a Memoir of the Author by his 
 Daughter. Edited by Alfred Williams. Albany: }••<■; 
 Munsell, 1870. 121110. pp. iv, 331.* 
 
 "An exact reprint of the original edition, with the addition of 
 the Memoir and an Index." Thomson. 
 
 Sold: Wickham, hlf calf, gilt, 4 plates inserted. 1895. 3.50; 
 Dunbar. 1892. 2.00; Cable, 1882. 87 cts. ; Chittenden, 
 1894, 1.37; Cable. 1883, 2.37: Henkels. 1899. 2.30: S. I.. 
 Boardman, 1883. ^j cts.: M. D. Gilman, 1884. 55 cts.;
 
 288 DONCK.. 
 
 Cooke, 1883, 3.75 ; Henkels, 1902, 2.25 ; Guild, 1887, 90 
 cts. ; Anderson, 1903, cl, 4.00; Polock, 1904, hlf ro, unci:, 
 unopd, 2.90. 
 
 1349. DOGGETT, JOHN. The Great Metropolis for 1845. 
 
 Guide to New York. New York: 1845. i8mo. -f The 
 Same. 1846, 1850, 1851, 1852. 
 Sold: Anderson, 1904, 5 vols, 4.75. 
 
 1350. DOMENECH, ABBE. Missionary Adventures in Texas 
 
 and Mexico ; A Personal Narrative of Six Years' Sojourn 
 in Those Regions. Translated from the French under 
 the Author's Superintendence. London: Longman, 
 Brown, Green, Longman & Roberts, 1858. 8vo, pp. xv, 
 366. Map. 
 
 1351. DONCK, ADRIAEN VAN DER. Beschryvinge | Van | 
 
 Xieuvv-Nederlant, | (Ghelijck het tegenwoerdigh in 
 Staet is) | Begrijpende de Nature, Aert, gelegentheyt en 
 vrucht- J baerheyt van het selve Lant; mitsgaders de 
 proffijtelijcke en- | degewenste toevallen, die aldaer tot 
 onderhout der Menschen, (soo [ uyt haer selven als van 
 buyten ingebracht) gevonden worden. | Als Mede | De 
 maniere en onghemeyene. Eygenschappen vande 
 Wilden ofte Naturellen van den Lande. | Ende | Een 
 bysonder verhael vanden wonderlijcken Aert | ende het 
 Weesen der Bevers, | Daer Noch By Gevoeght Is | Een 
 Liscours over de gelegentheyt van Nieuw Nederlandt, | 
 tusschen een Nederlandts Patriot, ende een j Nieuw 
 Nederlander. | Beschreven door | Adriaen vander Donck, 
 j Beyder Rechten Doctoor. die teghenwoor- | digh noch 
 in Nieuw Ncdcrlant is. | t'Aemsteldam, | By Evert 
 Nieuvvenhof, Boeck-verkooper, woonende op't | Ruslandt 
 in't Schrijf-boeck. Anno 1655. | 4to, 4 1.. pp. 100. Reg- 
 ister, (4).* 
 
 '"First edition of this valuable work, 01 the highest interest for 
 the history of New York, concerning which, sec Asher, No. 7. The 
 engraved view of 't' Fort Nieuw Amsterdam op de Manhatens,' on 
 page 9 is not in the second edition. The recto of the third leaf of 
 this edition is 'Inleydinge Van de Autheur' ; in the second edition it 
 is 'Aan de leeser.' The poem in the first edition is signed G. Ver- 
 biest ; in the second, F.. Nieuwenhoff. What the first folio is to an 
 English collector, a Van der Donck is to an American. When he 
 h:is once screwed his courage to the price of a Van der Donck. he 
 Seldom flinches at any other rare work that may turn up. This first 
 edition usually commands from f.12 to £_>o in Europe." Stevens.
 
 DONCK. 289 
 
 Sold: 1655 ed.: Brinley, 1880, hlf red mo, fine copy (7%x6 
 inches), contains 2d engraved view of New York, 85.00; 
 Brinley, 1880, levt red mo, git, by Pratt, 62.50; Murphy, 
 mo, 1884, 55.00; Barlow, 1890, mor, extra, git, by Mat- 
 thews, 125.00. 
 
 "The second edition contains a map which is not in the first. 
 This map is entitled 'Nova Bclgica, sive Nienw Nederlandt,' and is 
 copied from the rare map of N. J. Vischer. 
 
 "See Asher's list oi Charts and Maps of New Netherlands, p. 
 12. It is usually followed by the 'Conditien, Die door dc Heeren 
 Burgermecsteeren der Stadt Amsterdam, volgens't gemaccte accoort 
 met de West-lndische Conipagnic ende dc- Approbatie van hare 
 Hog. Mog. de Heeren Staten Generael der Vereenighde Nederlanden 
 daer op gevolght gepresenteert werden aen alle de gene, dii 
 Coloniers na Nieuw-Nederlandt Willen vertrecken if Amsterdam Mel 
 Consent, &c. 
 
 "In Puttick & Simpson's Catalogue, No. 2202, i860, a copy i- 
 described as the second and best impression of the second edition, con- 
 taining some variations in the preliminary leaves, which we think i- 
 an error. For the translation see N. V. Hist. Soc. Coll.. Second Ser . 
 Vol. I. After page 16 both editions are alike." Subiii. 
 
 For titles of tracts by Donck, see Sabin's Diet. America, V. 5. 
 P. 48.?. 
 
 "Van der Donck arrived in New Amsterdam in 1642. He 
 served as the sheriff of the colony of Rennselaerwyck and purchased 
 an estate on the Hudson near the site of the village of Yonkers. 
 Before this work was published he had printed 'An Exposition of 
 the New Netherlands.' Hague, 1650, in which the administrations 
 of Kieft and Stuyvesant were vigorously assailed." Fields. 
 
 ^S 2 - • Beschryvinge | Van | Nieuvv Xederlant, | (Geli 
 
 het tegenwoordigh in Staet is) | Begrijpende de Nature. 
 Aert, gelegentheyt en vruchtbaerheyt j van het selve 
 Landt ; mitsgaders de proffijtelijcke ende gewenste t< 
 vallen, die | aldaer tot onderhoudt der Menschen. 
 uyt haer selven als van buyten inge- | bracht ) gewonden 
 worden. Als mede de maniere en ongemeyne Evgen- 
 schap- j pen vande YVilden ofte Xaturellen vanden Lande 
 Ende een bysonder verhael | vanden wonderlijcken Aert 
 ende het Weesen der Bevers. | Daer noch by-gevoeght is 
 I Een Discours oder de gelegentheyt van Xiew-Xeder- 
 landt, I tusschen een Xederlandts Patriot, ende een 
 Nieuvv Xederlander. | Beschreven door I Adriaen vander 
 Donck, I Beyder Rechten Doctoor. dietegenwoordigh | 
 noch in Nieuw-Nederlandt is. I En hier achter by ge- 
 voeght I Het voordeeligh Reglcment vande Ed: H 
 Achtbare | Heeren de Heeren Burgermeesteren deser 
 Stede I betressende dc saken van Xiemv-Xederlan 
 Den tweeden Druck. ! ATet een pertinent Kaertje vai
 
 29° DONCK. 
 
 zelve Landtverciert, | en van veel druck-fouten gesuy- 
 vert. | t'Amsteldam, | By Evert Nieuwenhof, Boeckver- 
 kooper, woonende op | 't Ruslandt, | in't Schrijf-boeck. 
 Anno 1656. I Met Privilegie voor 15 Jaren. Sm. 4to.* 
 
 Collation : Four prel. leaves, viz. : Title, on the referse, "Ex- 
 tract uyt Privilege, &c. ; Four wood-cuts of coats of arms, "Op- 
 dracht, Aen De Hoogloffelijcke, Wel-wijze zienige Heeren. &c. 
 Signed E. Nieusenhof, 2 pp.: "Mitsgaders Aen de Erenfeste Wijse 
 ende seer Waerdige Heeren, &c, 2 pp. ; Aen de Leser, 1 p. ; "Op de 
 Voorstanders en de Beschrijvinge, &c, 1 p.; Map, Nova Belgica 
 sive Nieuw Nederlandt ; Text, 100 pp. Register, 4 pp. Conditien 
 Die door de Heeren Burgermeestern der Stade Amsterdam ; volgens 
 t'gemaecte Accoort met VVest-Indische Compagnie, &c. Title, re- 
 verse blank ; text 5 pp. ; Lyste, 1 p. 
 
 Sold: 1856 ed. : Brinley, 1880, vellum, with map, and Con- 
 ditien, and with seven rare tracts: 1. Herbert's Zee-en 
 Lant Reyse, 1658; 2. Beschrijvinge van't Koninckrijck 
 Congo, Amsterdam, 1658; 3. Jan Somers Zee en Landt 
 Reyse, 1661 ; 4. Beschryvinge van Nieuw Xederlant ; 5. 
 Journael ende Historis, Amsterdam, 1660: 6. Journal 
 ofte gedenwaerd, Amst., 1639; 7. Korte Beschryvinge 
 van de Ongeluckige, &c, 1663 ; 8. Jaer-Doek der Geden- 
 waerd, 1661 (see Brinley catalog, pt. 2, p. 15), 190.00; 
 Murphy, 1884, with Conditien of 4 leaves, 50.00; Bar- 
 low, 1890, mor, git, by Matthews, 105.00 (lacks Condi- 
 tien) ; Menzies, crushed red levt mo, git, unct, by Bed- 
 ford, 90.00; Weeks, 1902, vellum, git, with Conditien and 
 extra appendix (Conditien), dated 1659, mounted view 
 from Montanus or Ogilby, margin of title mended. 
 305.00; Cooke, 1883, green levt mo, git, by Bedford 
 (said by Mr. Bedford to be one of the best he ever 
 bound), 75.00; same sale, with map and Conditien, brown 
 mo, git, 72.00; Miller & Bancker, 1898, lacks map, title 
 imperfect, 3.50; Pennypacker, 1906, 1656 edition, full mo. 
 git, inside dentelle borders, Conditien bound in a separate 
 volume, full mo, git, map lacking, 25.00; Puttick & Simp- 
 son, 1861, bl mo, extra, by Bedford, £18. 
 
 ^353- • A Description of the New Netherlands (as the 
 
 same are at the Present Time); comprehending the 
 Fruitfulness and Xatural Advantages of the Country, 
 and the Desirable Opportunities which it presents, 
 within itself, and from Abroad for the Subsistence of 
 Man ; which are not surpassed elsewhere. Together 
 with Remarks on the Character and Peculiar Customs
 
 DONCK. 291 
 
 of the Savages, or Natives of the Land; Also, a Particu- 
 lar Description of the Wonderful Nature and Habits of 
 the Beaver. With a Dialogue between a Netherland 
 Patriot and a New Netherlander, on the Advantages of 
 the Country. Written by Adriaen Van der Donck, Doc- 
 tor of both Laws, at present in the New Netherlands. 
 To which are added the Regulations of the Affairs of 
 the Country, by the Council of the City of Amsterdam. 
 &c. The Second Edition, with a Map of the country. 
 At Amsterdam, published by Evert Nieuwenhof, book- 
 seller. Anno Domini, 1656. (New York: Reprinted, 
 1841.) 
 
 Translated from the original work l>\ Gen'l Jeremiah Johnson 
 for the Collections of the New York Historical Society. 1841. 
 
 "New Netherlands" was also published in Boston, Old South 
 Leaflets, No. 69, n. d., pp. 24. 
 
 Sold: Menzies, 1876, hlf mo, git, by Bradstreet, portr. of 
 Peter Stuyvesant inserted, 18.00. 
 
 1354. . Vertoogh | Van | Nieu Neder-Land, | Weghens de 
 
 Gheleghentheydt, | Vruchtbaerheydt, en Sobe- | ren Staet 
 desselfs. | In's Graven-Hage, | Ghedruckt by Michiel 
 Stael. Bouckverkooper woonende | op 't Buyten Hof. 
 tegen-over de Gevange-Poort, 1650. 4to. pp. 49. 
 
 ( Representation of New Netherland, concerning the Situation. 
 Fruitfulness and Sad Condition thereof.) 
 
 "Its rarity in Europe may be inferred from the fact that the 
 illustrious Ebeling mentions it as probably a printed document, and 
 Lambrechtsen, the late Dutch historian of New Netherland, says, 
 that notwithstanding repeated efforts he had been unable to obtain 
 possession of it." Murphy. 
 
 "The author was probably Adrian vander Donck. " O'Calla- 
 han's Hist. N. Neth., it. Brodhead, New York, i. 
 I "This small volume of not more than jo pp. is perhaps the 
 
 most important for the History of New Netherland of all up to the 
 date of its publication. Mr. O'Callaghan. in his 'History of New 
 York, vol. ii, pp. oo-n-126. gives a complete history of it. from the 
 author's (van der Donck's ?) arrival in the Country, his difficulties 
 when writing it, &c, up to his return to Holland." MUller. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1880, 112.50: Barlow, [890, levt mo, git. by 
 Riviere, 35.00. 
 
 1 355- • Vertoogh v Nieu Nederland and : Breeden Raedt 
 
 aen de Vereenichde Nerderlansche Provinticn. Two rare 
 tracts printed in 1649-50. relating to the administration 
 of affairs in New Netherland. Translated from the
 
 292 DOOL1TTLE. 
 
 Dutch by Henry C. Murphy. New York: 1854. Large 
 4'co. pp. vii, (1), 190. 
 
 "This edition of the translation of the Vertoogh, probably writ- 
 ten by v d Donck and formerly published in the Collections of the 
 New York Historical Society, 1S-19, and of the Bret-den Raedt, was 
 privately printed in 125 copies by the care and at the expense of 
 James Lenox, Esq., of New York. It is accompanied by a preface 
 and a learned introduction of the translator, who also added on pp. 
 101 to 124 and 180-190 a great number of documents relating to 
 these questions, all taken from original sources. A map on page 120 
 is a reproduction of part of a map in Goos Zee-Atlas." F. Midler. 
 
 Sold: Pennypacker, 1906, large pap, cl, unct, 4.50. 
 
 T356. . Representation of New Netherland, concerning 
 
 its Location, Productiveness and Poor Condition ; pre- 
 sented to the States General of the United Netherlands, 
 and printed at the Hague in 1650; translated from the 
 Dutch for the New York Historical Society with Notes 
 by Henry C. Murphy. New York: 1849. pp. 28. 
 
 Publ. m Coll. Hist. Soc. 
 
 1357. . Remonstrance of New Netherland, and the Occur- 
 rences there. Addressed to the High and Mighty Lords 
 States General of the United Netherlands, July 28, 1649. 
 With William Yan Tienhoven's Answer. Translated 
 from a copy of the original Dutch MS. by E. B. O'Cal- 
 laghan. Albany: Weed, Parsons & Co., 1856. 4to, 3 1., 
 pp. 65, (1). 
 
 "This volume forms par) 1 f the Documentary History of New 
 York. A few copies only issued with a separate title for presenta- 
 tion. This is not a translation of that Vertoogh translated by Mr. 
 Murphv, but of the transcript of the Notarial copy of the original 
 MS at 'The Hague." Cooke Catalog. 
 
 Sold: 1854 ed. : Menzies, 1876, hlf mo, git, unct, 9.50; 1856 
 ed. : Cooke, 1883, hlf mo, 5.00. 
 
 1358. DONNELLY, IGNATIUS. Nininger City. Dakota 
 
 County, Minnesota. Philadelphia: 1856. 8vo. pp. 32. 
 
 1359. . "Minnesota:" an Address delivered at the Broad- 
 way House, New York, March 27, 1857. New York: 
 1857. 8vo. pp. 15. 
 
 1360. DOOLITTLE, MARK. Historical Sketch of the Congre- 
 
 gational Church in Belchertown, Mass., from its Or- 
 ganization, ii ! year With notices of the pastors and
 
 DOTY. 293 
 
 officers, and a list of communicants chronologically ai 
 ranged, tracing genealogies, intermarriages and family 
 relatives, also embracing numerous lads and incidents 
 relating to the first settlers and early historj 1 £ thi 
 place. Northampton, Mass.: Hopkins, Bridgman & Co., 
 1852. 1 2111c >, ])]>. 282. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, [879, 1.63; Cable, 1.87; Cable, [883, 1.75: 
 Manson, 1899, 90 cts. 
 
 1361. DOOLITTLE, THOMAS (REV.). A Short Narral 
 
 of Mischief done by the | French and Indian Enemy on 
 the j Western Frontiers ] of the Province of the ' Massa- 
 chusetts-Bay; I From the beginning of the French \\ ar, 
 I proclaimed by the King of France j March 151I1, 1743. 4; 
 and by the King | of Great Britain March 29th 1744. to 
 August 2d 1748. I Drawn up by the Rev. Mr. Doolittle 
 of North- I field in the County of Hampshire; and found 
 among | his Manuscripts after his Death. | And at the 
 Desire of some is now published with some small Addi 
 tions, to render it more perfect. | Boston : | Printed and 
 Sold by S. Kneeland, in Queen St. | 1750. | 8vo, Title, pp. 
 22. 
 
 1362. DORR, HENRY C. .Rhode Island Historical Tracts. No. 
 
 15. The Planting and Growth of Providence illustrated 
 in the General Accumulation of the Materials for Domes 
 tic Comfort the Means of Internal Communication and 
 the Development of Local Industries. Providence : Sid 
 ney S. Rider, 1882. i2mo, pp. 267.* 
 
 1363. DOTTERER, HENRY S. Falkner Swamp. Schwenks 
 
 ville: Grubb & Thomas, Prs. i6mo, pp. 22. 
 
 First published in Vol. 3. Nos. no. in, of the Weekly Item, 
 Schwenksville, Montgomery Comity. Pa. "Further Information re- 
 garding Falkner Swamp is earnestly solicited for publication in the 
 Item." 
 
 1364. DOTY, JAMES DUANE. Wisconsin Territory. (Xo 
 
 title. Colophon.) Publ. by C. C. Sholes. Madison. 
 (1838.) 8vo, pp. if.. 
 
 1365. DOTY, LOCKWOOD L. History of Livingston County 
 
 from its Earliest Traditions to its Part in the War : r 
 the Union. With an account of the Seneca nation of
 
 294 DOUGLASS. 
 
 Indians, and biographical sketches of earliest Settlers 
 and Prominent Public Men ; to which is prefixed a Bio- 
 graphical Introduction by A. J. H. Duganne. Geneseo : 
 1876. 8vo, pp. 685. Illustrated by portraits on steel. 
 
 1366. DOUGLAS, CHARLES H. J. Financial History of Mas- 
 
 sachusetts ; from the Organization of the Massachusetts 
 Bay Company to the American Revolution. New York : 
 (Prof. Edwin A. Seligman, Columbia College, N. Y.) : 
 1892. Svo, pp. 2, 148. 
 
 Studies in History, Economics and Public Law, No. 4. 
 
 1367. DOUGLASS, BEN. History of Wayne County, Ohio. 
 
 from the Days of the Pioneers and First Settlers to the 
 Present Time. By Ben Douglass. Wooster. Ohio. In- 
 dianapolis, Ind. : Robert Douglass. 1878. 8vo. pp. 868. 
 1 1 portraits.* 
 
 Published by Subscription. 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894. 1.70; Proud. 1903. 1.25; Woodward. 
 1903, slip, presentation cop}- from author. 3.00. 
 
 1368. DOUGLASS, WILLIAM (M. D.). A Summary, Histori- 
 
 cal and Political, Of the first Planting, progressive Im- 
 provements, and present State of the British Settlements 
 in North America. Containing 1. Some general Account 
 of ancient and modern Colonies, the granting and set- 
 tling of the British Continent and West India Island 
 Colonies, with some transient Remarks concerning the 
 adjoining French and Spanish Settlements, and other 
 Remarks of various Natures. 2. The Hudson's-Bav 
 Company's Lodges, Fur and Skin Trade. 3. Newfound- 
 land Harbours and Cod Fishery. 4. The Province of 
 L'Accadie or Nova Scotia; with the Vicissitudes of the 
 Property and Jurisdiction thereof, and its present State. 
 5. The several Grants of Sagadahock, Province of Main. 
 Massachusett's-Bay, and New Plymouth, united by a 
 new Charter in the present Province of Massachusetts 
 Bay, commonly called New-England. Vol. 1. Boston, 
 New England: by Rogers and Fowle, 1749. 8vo, pp. iii, 
 (3)> 568- Vol. 2. 1751. 8vo, 2 1., pp. 416. 
 
 "This work was original!} printed in numbers, as by W. D. 
 1 M. D.), the firsl of which appeared in 1747. The first volume was 
 finished in [749, the second in 1751. The death of the Author in 
 Oct.. i75-\ prevented the completion of the work. There are some
 
 DOW. 295 
 
 copies of volume ii. (With Appendix 'to render this work more 
 complcat, from Salmon's Geographical and Historical Grammar,' 
 1751.) Boston: D. Fowle, 1753. 8vo, 2 1., pp. -140." Sabin. 
 
 1 2f>9- • A Summary, &c. (as before). Boston: New Eng- 
 land, printed. London : Reprinted for R. Baldwin, 1755. 
 2 vols. 8vo, 3 1., pp. iv, 568. Map. 3 1., pp. 416. 
 
 "An exact reprint of the Boston edition of 1749 with the addi- 
 tion of a map. Although at the end of the contents of Vol. 1 there 
 is 'Place the Map to face the Title of Vol. I,' no copy has yet been 
 found, in its original state, with the map." Sabin. 
 
 1370. . A Summary &c. (as before). London: R. and J. 
 
 Dodsley, 1760. 2 vols. 8vo, 3 1., pp. iv, 568. 3 1., pp. 
 416. 3 1., Map. 
 
 "A reprint of the edition of 1745, almost page for page, with a 
 few alterations and corrections. At the heads of each page are 
 placed the parts and sections. The work is authentic and valuable, 
 and should find its place in every American library. Adam Smith 
 characterizes the author as 'The honest and downright Dr. Doug- 
 lass.' See also Bancroft, iv, 58." Sabin. 
 
 1371. DOUSMAN, GEORGE G. On the Number, Locality, and 
 
 Times of Removal of the Indians of Wisconsin ; with an 
 Appendix containing a Complete Chronology of Wiscon- 
 sin from Earliest Times * * * to 1848. By I. A. 
 Lapham, Levi Blossom and George G. Dousman. Mil- 
 waukee : 1870. 8vo, pp. 27. 
 
 1372. DOW, DANIEL. Reminiscence of Past Events ; a Semi- 
 
 centennial Sermon preached in Thompson, Ct., April 
 22, 1846; with an Appendix. New Haven : 1846. pp. 32. 
 
 1373. DOW, JOSEPH. An Historical Address delivered at 
 
 Hampton, New Hampshire, on the 25th of Dec, 1838. 
 In Commemoration of the Settlement of that Town. 
 Two Hundred Years having elapsed since that event. 
 Concord : Asa McFarland, 1839. 8vo, pp. 44. 
 
 Sold: Ralcom, 1901, 10 cts. ; Woodward, 1869, 1.50. 
 
 1374. . History of the Town of Hampton, from its Settle- 
 ment in 1638, to the Autumn of 1892. By Joseph Dow, 
 edited and published by his Daughter, Lucy E. Dow. 
 Salem : 1893. 2 vols. 8vo, pp. 1 104. Portraits, Maps 
 and Illustrations. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901. 8.50; Manson, 1899, 8.50: Libbie. 1902. 
 cl. 5.00: Libbie, 1903, 6.00.
 
 296 DRAKE. 
 
 1375. DOWSE, THOMAS. The Xcw Northwest, Montana, Fort 
 
 Benton ; Its Past, Present and Future. Chicago : Com- 
 mercial Advertising Co., 1879. 4 t0 > PP- 2 4- Illustrated.* 
 
 A reprint was made in 1880. 
 
 1376. DOY, JOHN. The Thrilling Narrative of John Doy of 
 
 Kansas, or Slavery as it is, Inside and Out. Boston: 
 Thayer & Eldridge, i860. i2mo. + New York: Thomas 
 Holman. Printed for the Author, i860. 121110, pp. 132.* 
 
 Dr. Doy went to Kansas with the first party of settlers from 
 Boston, in 1854. He was an Englishman, and also introduced the 
 medical system of homoeopathy into the State. He says he put up 
 the first logs for a cabin on the hill where Lawrence now stands. 
 
 1377. DOYLE, J. A. English Colonies in America: Virginia, 
 
 Maryland and the Carolinas. New York: H. Holt & Co., 
 1882. 8vo, pp. 16, 420. Map. 
 
 1378. . The English in America. The Puritan Colonies. 
 
 New York: H. Holt & Co., 1887. 2 vols. 8vo, pp. xii, 
 
 333; xiv - 4i6. Maps. 
 
 This is the second volume of a series intended to embrace ;he 
 entire history of early American colonization. 
 
 1379. DOYLE, JOHN T. Memorandum as to the Discovery of 
 
 the Bay of San Francisco. Worcester, Mass. : 1874. 8vo, 
 pp. 14. 
 
 1380. DRAKE, BENJAMIN; MANSFIELD, E. D. Cincinnati 
 
 in 1826. Cincinnati : Morgan, Lodge & Fisher, February, 
 1827. 8vo, pp. 100. Plates 2. 
 See also, Bullock. 
 
 "A large number of copies of this work were published and 
 circulated, so that even at the present time they are quite plenty. It 
 was also printed as a supplement to 'Bullock's Journey,' published in 
 London, 1S27." Thomson. 
 
 Sold: Deane, 1898, hlf mo, unct. 7.50; Woodward, [869, 
 3.50; Brinley, 1881, 75 cts. ; Roche, 1867, unct, 6.00; 
 Woodward, 1869, 3.50: Bangs & Co.. 1871, 3.75; Bour- 
 quin, 1804, 50 cts.; Bourquin. 1894, 25 cts.; Hoffmann, 
 1S77, 2.00: Fisher, 1 1.00; Guild, 1887, bds, 87 cts. ; Hazen, 
 1905, bds, 4.40; Hazen, 1905. slip, presentation copy from 
 author, with autograph, 4.00. 
 
 1381. DRAKE, BENJAMIN. Tales and Sketches of the Queen 
 
 City. Cincinnati : E. Morgan & Co., 1838. 121110, pp. 1S0.
 
 DKAK.E. 297 
 
 1382. DRAKE, DANIEL. Notices concerning Cincinnati. Cin- 
 cinnati : Printed for the author, at the Press of John 
 \Y. Browne & Co., 1S10. 8vo, pp. 60, Appendix, pp. iv. 
 
 "Without doubt the rarest work relating to Cincinnati; I inn 
 trace the existence of but three copies. The author printed a small 
 number for presents to In, friends. [1 was issued in two parts; the 
 first 28 pag< were published about May. 1S10, and the remainder 
 about August of the same year. The w< rk is divided into five sec- 
 tions: Topography, Geology, Climate, Condition of the Town, Ins- 
 eases. Contains very little- matter concerning its history." Thomson. 
 
 1383. . Natural and Statistical View, or Picture of Cincin- 
 nati and the Miami Country. Illustrated by Man--. 
 With an Appendix containing Observations on the late 
 Earthquakes, the Aurora Borealis, and South \\ est 
 Wind. Cincinnati: Printed by Looker and Wallace, 
 1815. i2ino. Preface ix, Corrections, pp. i, unnumbered, 
 Contents, pp. i, unnumbered. 251. Index. 2 leaves, un- 
 numbered. 
 
 "Often erroneously catalogued as the first book printed in Cin- 
 cinnati. Facing title is map of Cincinnati in 1815, and at p. 34 map 
 of Miami County." Thomson. 
 
 "This book is very rare. It is the first Western book of local 
 history ever published." A. G. Greene Catalog. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869. 4.00; Bangs & Co.. 1871. 5.50; 1873, 
 uncut, 5.50; Polock, presentation copy, 1895, 3.00: Mur- 
 phy, 1884, 1.50; Woodward. 1869, 4.00; Brinley, 1881, 
 hlf mo, unct, 50 cts. ; Brinley, 1893. 4.50; Cable, 1882, 
 3.50; Barlow, 1890, 2.50; Deane. 1898, 2.62; Henkels, 
 1900, 3.25; A. G. Greene. 1869. bds, 3.62; Bangs, 1898, 
 hlf mo, 3.12; Conely, 1902. shp, 3.10: Anderson. 1903. 
 hlf levt mo. git. by Bradstreet, 3.25; Wilson, 1905. orig. 
 bds, unct, 7.50. 
 
 1384. . A Series of Reminiscential Letters from Daniel 
 
 Drake, M. D., of Cincinnati, to his Children. Edited 
 with Notes and a Biographical Sketch, by his Son, 
 Charles D. Drake. Cincinnati : Robert Clark & Co., 
 1870. 8vo, pp, xlvi, 263. 
 
 Fifty copies on large paper. 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894. 1.00: Clogston, 1875, 1.62. 
 
 1385. . Pioneer Life in Kentucky. A Series of Reminiscen- 
 tial Letters, addressed to his Children. Edited, with 
 Notes and Biographical Sketch, by his Son. Hon. Charles
 
 298 DRAKE. 
 
 D. Drake, of St. Louis. Cincinnati : Robert Clark & Co., 
 1873. 8vo, pp. 263. 
 
 Some copies were printed on large paper. 
 
 1386. DRAKE, FRANCIS S. Town of Roxbury, its memorable 
 
 persons and places, its History and Antiquities, with 
 numerous illustrations of its old landmarks and noted 
 personages. Boston : A. Williams & Co., 1878. 8vo, pp. 
 475- 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 10.00; Olcott, 1901, cl, 5.50; Hassam. 
 1903, cl, 3.25; Stephens, 1904, cl, 4.25; Child, 1882, cl. 
 unct, 3.50; Libbie, 1900, 6.10; Brooks, 1898, 5.25; Morris. 
 
 1899, 6.00; Clogston, 1899, hlf mo, git, unct, 8.50; Libbie, 
 
 1900, 4.75; Manson, 1899, 8.50; Cable, 1883, 2.25; Whit- 
 more. 1902, cl, unct, 5.25; 4.00; 3.25; Libbie, 1902, cl, 
 6.00: Chaffee, 1903, 3.12. 
 
 1387. DRAKE, SAMUEL ADAMS. Historic Fields and Man- 
 
 sions of Middlesex. Illustrated. Boston : James R. Os- 
 good & Co., 1874. 8vo, pp. xiv, 442.* 
 
 "The heliotype plates were only issued with the octavo edition, 
 being destroyed by fire; the duodecimo edition was published with- 
 out plates." Balcom Catalog. 
 
 Sold: Chase & Dale, 1897, 8vo ed., cl, 4.75; Brown, 1898, 
 8vo ed., 4.25 ; Cable, 1882, 2.37 ; Child, 1882, 1.87 ; Balcom. 
 
 1901, 5.00; Cable, 1883, 1.37; S. L. Boardman. 1883, 2.75; 
 J. G. Smith, 1883, 2.62; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 2.25; Bour- 
 quin, 1894, 1.50; Hoffmann, 1877, sheets, unct. 1.00; 
 Cooke, 1883, 2.50; Guild, 1887, 1.87; Libbie, 1898, 6.25; 
 Bangs, 1900, levt mo, git, unct, 142 extra plates, 20.00; 
 Libbie, 1901, cl, 4.50. 
 
 1388. . Old Landmarks and Historic Personages of Bos- 
 ton. Profusely Illustrated. Boston : James R. Osgood 
 & Co., 1873. 8vo, pp. xvii, 484. + 1874. + 1875.* 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 1.75; S. L. Boardman, 1883. 1.25; J. G. 
 Smith, 1883, 1874 ed., 1.75; M. D. Gilman. 1884, 1.25: 
 Clogston, 1875, 1.50; Harold Peirce, 1903, 1.50; Shurtleff, 
 1875, 2.00; Cooke, 1883, 1875 ed.. 1.00; Guild, 1887, 1.70. 
 
 1389. . Bunker Hill. The story told in letters from the 
 
 battle-field by British officers engaged, with an introduc- 
 
 /
 
 DRAKE. 299 
 
 tion and sketch of the battle. Boston: Nichols & Hall. 
 1875. 8vo, pp. 76.* 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 60 cts. ; Cable, 1883, 75 cts. ; J. < ■. 
 Smith, 1883, 2.00; S. L. Boardman, 1883, 25 cts.; II 
 matin . 1877, 50 cts. 
 
 1390. . General Israel Putnam, The Commander at Bunker 
 
 Hill. To Accompany Drake's Bunker Hill. Boston : 
 Nichols & Hall, 1875. 8vo, pp. 24.* 
 
 1391. . Old Landmarks and Historic Fields of Middlesex. 
 
 Boston : J. R. Osgood & Co., 1876. 121110. Illustrated. -f 
 1888. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 50 cts.; Whitmorc, 1902, 1888 ed.. 
 1. OO. 
 
 1392. . Georgia. Its History, Condition and Resources. 
 
 New York: 1879. pp. 31. Folding Map. 
 
 I 393- • History of Middlesex County, Massachusetts, Con- 
 taining Carefully prepared Histories of Every City and 
 Town in the County. By well known Writers, and a 
 General History of the County from the Earliest to the 
 Present Time. Illustrated. Boston: Estes & Lauriat. 
 1880. 2 vols. 4to, pp. 505, 572. List of Subscribers, pp. 
 17. Maps, Plans, Portraits, Illustrations." 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 8.00; Libbie, 1896, 8.00; Libbie. 1897. 
 7.50: Libbie. 1897. 6.00: Cable, 1882, 8.00; Sherman, 
 1898, hlf mo, 3.00: Brown, 1898, cl, 7.00; Manson, 1899. 
 5.75; J. G. Smith, 1883, 9.00; Child. 1882. cl. unct, 
 7.00; Massie, 1905, cl, 3.50: S. L. Boardman, 1883, 
 7.50; Knapp, 1905. cl, 5.00; Cooke, 1883. unct. 24.00; 
 Whitmore, 1902, hlf elf, 11.00; Libbie, 1900. 4.60; Hayes 
 & Brown. 1900, 6.00; Brooks, 1898, cl. unct. 5.25; Lib- 
 bie, 1898, 5.00; Libbie, 1899, unct, 7.00; Lincoln. 1901, 
 cl. git, unct. 4.50; Libbie, 1900, 6.25; 1899. 3.50: Libbie, 
 1902, cl, git, 6.60; May, 1903, hlf elf, 6.50: Libbie. 1903, 
 4.00. 
 
 1394. . Around the Hub. A Boy's Book about Boston. 
 
 Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1881. i2mo, pp. iv, 267. Il- 
 lustrated. 
 
 Sold: Guild, 1887. 1.10.
 
 3<X> DRAKE. 
 
 1395. . The Heart of the White Mountains; their legend 
 
 and scenery with illus. maps. 8vo, pp. 350. New York : 
 Harper, 1882. 
 
 Sold: Whittier, 1903. presentation copy to J. G. Whittier. 
 4.00. 
 
 1396. . Making of the Great West 1512-1883. New York: 
 
 Chas. Scribner's Sons, 1887. 121110, pp. 12, 339. With 
 many Illustrations and Maps.* 
 
 1 397- • The Making of New England. 1580-1653. With 
 
 many Illustrations and Maps. New York : Charles Scrib- 
 ner's Sons, 1886. i2mo, pp. x, (2), 251. -+- Edition in 
 1888. + N. Y. 1894.* 
 
 Especially valuable for its account of the home life and pursuits 
 of the pioneers. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1894 ed., 1.37; Balcom, 1901, 1.00; 
 Manson, 1899, 1886 ed., 62 cts. ; Guild, 1887. 1.12. 
 
 1398. . The Making of Virginia and the Middle Colonies, 
 
 1 578- 1 70 1. New York: Chas. Scribner's Sons, 1893. 
 121110, pp. 7, 228. Illustrated.* 
 
 Compend of early history originally designed for schools, but 
 of value to teachers on account of the many explanatory notes and 
 references. Frontispiece of Lake Champlain. 
 
 !399- • The Making of the Ohio Valley States, 1660- 1837. 
 
 New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1894. 121110, pp. 269. 
 Illustrations and Maps.* 
 
 Stories of American History for Young Readers. 
 Treats of the formation of Kentucky. Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, 
 Michigan and Wisconsin, out of the Northwest Territory. 
 
 1400. . The Making of Virginia and the Middle Colonies. 
 
 1578-1701. London: i8<;4. 121110. Map and Illustra- 
 tions. 
 
 1401. DRAKE, SAMUEL G. Discovery of some Materials for 
 
 the Early History of Dorchester, General and Particular. 
 Boston: 1851. 8vo, pp. 20. Map and Engravings. 
 This also contains a catalogue of books for sale. 
 
 Sold: Livermore, 1894, 1.25; Shurtleff, 1875, 1.62; Manson. 
 1899, 1.00; Deane, 1898, 1.25; Whitmore. 1902, cl, unct, 
 87 cts.; Guild, 1887, 1.50.
 
 DRAKE. 3OI 
 
 1402. . The History and Antiquities of the City of Boston; 
 
 the Capital of Massachusetts, and Metropolis of New 
 England) from its Settlement in [630 to the Year 1670, 
 with notes, Historical and Critical. Also, An Introduc- 
 tory Histor) of the Discovery and Settlement of New 
 England. Boston: Luther Stevens, 1854. Roy. 8vo, pp. 
 x, 840. Plates and Woodcuts. -(- Second Edition. Bos- 
 ton : 1857. 8vo, pp. xii, 816. 20 plates.* 
 
 Published in 18 parts. 
 
 too copies only, printed on large paper. 
 
 Sold: 1856 ed. : Harold Perce, 1903, hlf mo, Chas. Dickens' 
 copy, with his bookplate, present, copy from author to 
 Chas. Dickens, 25.50; Shurtleff, 1875, 18 nos. 6.75; same 
 sale, hlf mo, 11.50; Stephens, 1904, hlf mo, 3.50; Cooke, 
 1883, hlf mo, git, unct, large pap, 106 additional illustra- 
 tions, 1856-7, 50.00; same sale, 8.50; Cooke, 1883, unct, 
 orig. nos, 5.75 ; French and Chubbuck, 1904, hlf mo, 6.50; 
 Libbie, 1904, cl, unct. 7.^7; Anderson, 1904. hlf mo, 6.00; 
 Field, 1875, cl, unct. 5.25; W. F. Fowle, 1864, bds, unct, 
 16.00; Guild, 1887. cl, unct, 9.50; Clogston, 1875, hlf turk. 
 5.00: Libbie, 1901. pts. unct, 18.25 ; Hayes & Brown. 1900, 
 hlf 1110, n.oo ; Bangs, 1900, hlf mo, 4.25 : Sheldon & Allen, 
 
 1901, 7.10; Libbie, 1890. 10.25; Pratt, 1899, 10.00; Libbie, 
 [899, 8.25; Libbie, 1904. cl. 6.00; Libbie, 1904, hlf mo, 
 5.25; Perry. 1899, hlf mo, autogr. of author, a. 1. s., 6.25; 
 Bangs, [899, 2d ed., hlf mo, 7.50; Libbie, 1898, 2d ed., 
 large pap. shts. fold... unct, 15.00; Richmond. 1899, 2d ed.. 
 git, hit nio. 10.25; Libbie, 1900, 7.25; Poole, 1900, 7-:^: 
 Lincoln. 1901. hlf elf, 8.75; Libbie. 1901, hlf mo, 5.00; 
 
 1902. hlf mo. 6.50; 8.62; 4.00; May, 1903, hlf mo, 7.00; 
 Wales, 1903. cl. unct. 9.50: Libbie. 1903. mor, 7.50: Bart- 
 Iett, 1903, 6.50; Bangs, 1895, 8.00; Libbie, 1895, 7.50; 
 Balcmn. 1901, 8.00; Bell, 1895, 10.50; Coburn, 1895. in 
 original parts, uncut. 10.00: Jillson, 1896, hlf mo, 7.50; 
 Davenport, [896, hlf mo, 7.25; Bangs, 1 S<>4, tsted., 15.00; 
 Bangs. [894, 1st v.}.. 12.00; Murphy. [884, folio, large 
 pap, slur!.-, folded, extra illus., 20.50: Libbie. 1897, 1856 
 ed.. 18 original parts, covers stained, paper covers, 6.50; 
 Deane, [898, mor. 0.00: Carruth, 1898. hlf mo. 9.25; 
 Deane, [898. mor. 20.00: Henkels, [898, hlf 1< • git, 
 unct. by Bradstreet, large pap ed.. 1857, 18.00: Brinley, 
 [879.. (856 ed., hlf mo, extra, unct, 0.00: same sale, large 
 
 pap. portrait of Drake, extra portraits, folded, unct. 14.00;
 
 302 DRAKE. 
 
 same sale, 1856 ed., hlf mo, extra, unct, extra portrts., 
 13.00; Roche, 1867, levt mo, git, by Pawson & N., large 
 paper, 18.00 ; same sale, bds, unct, 5.25 ; Rice, 1870, bds, 
 unct. 3.50; Fisher, 1866, hlf mo, extra illus., 6.50; Wood- 
 ward, 1869, 6.00; Livermore, 1894, bds, 12.00; Child, 
 1882, hlf mo, git, unct, large pap, 24.50; Johnson. 1890, 
 unct, 9.00; Thornton, 1878, 7.25; Puttick & Simpson, 
 1861, 16s. ; Libbie, 1897, hlf mo, 7.50; Libbie, 1897, 5.00; 
 Terry, 1889, bds, unct, 8.00; Bourquin, 1894, 4.90; Mur- 
 phy. 1884, 6.25; Knapp, 1905, orig. parts, unct, 10.00; 
 Hazen, 1905, hlf mo, unct, 6.00; Libbie, 1905, orig. parts, 
 unct. 15.00; J. G. Smith, 1883, hlf mo, git, 8.25; S. L. 
 Boardman, 1883, 7.12; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 7.38; Massie. 
 1905, hlf mo. 4.00; Menzies, 1876, 2 v., hlf mo, git, unct. 
 large pap. 44.00; Bourquin, 1894, 4.25; Hoffmann, 1877. 
 levt mo, git. unct. Bradstreet, 36 inserted plates & 2 
 plans of Boston, 15.50; Davenport, 1896, hlf mo, ~.2y. 
 1857 ed. : \Yhitmore, 1902, 3 v., large paper, hlf mo, unct, 
 2 v.. text, 1 v. plates, 13.50; Libbie. 1900, shts. flded. unct. 
 lacks gen'l pedigree, 5.00; Hough, 1900, large pap. hlf 
 mo. git. unct, 9.00; Bangs, 1901. present, copy ir. Wm. 
 Menzies. with autograph, 18.00; Libbie. 1898. levt mo, 
 git, unct, 16.50; Bangs, 1899, hlf mo, 9.50; Probasco. 
 1899, hlf mo, git, present, fr. author to Chas. Dickens, 
 16.00; Barlow. 1890, folio, hlf mo, git. unct, large paper. 
 20.00; Manson, 1899, large paper, shts. folded, unct. 
 16.00; Cable, 1882, 18 parts, paper, 8.37; Cable. 1883. 18 
 pts., pap. unct. 3.50; J. G. Smith. 1883. large pap, sheets 
 folded, 19.00; Sewell, 1896, large pap, mor. with 170 
 portraits, views, &c, inserted. 80.00; Livermore. 1894, 
 full mo. git. 14.00; Libbie, 1902, shts. flded. unct. large 
 pap. 18.00: Rogers, 1896. 5.25; Koecker, 1898. large pap. 
 shts.. 10.50; Eames, 1905, hlf mo, large pap, 12.00; An- 
 derson. 1905. large pap, hlf mo, 12.00. 
 
 1403. . Result of Some Researches among the British 
 
 Archives for Information relative to The Founders of 
 New England: made in the Years 1858. [859 and i860. 
 1 >riginally collected for and published in the New Eng- 
 land Historical and Genealogical Register, and now cor- 
 rected and enlarged. Boston: Published at Office of X. 
 E. Hist. & Gen. Register, i860. 4to, pp. 130, (1). Also 
 a Drake Catalogue of Americana, -f- j<\ ed. 1863.
 
 DRAKE. 303 
 
 75 copies were printed on large paper. Three copies on What- 
 man's Drawing Paper. 
 
 Sold: i860 ed. : Livermore, 1894, 3.25; S. L. Boardman, 
 1883, 2.50; Manson, 1899, 4.50; Hoffmann, 1877, 1.25; 
 Menzies, 1876, hlf mo, git, unct, large pap, 4.00; Hoff- 
 mann, 1877, 3d ed., 1865, unct, 4.25 ; same sale, 1863, lar^'e 
 pap, 4.00; same sale, Whatman's drawing paper, 6.50; 
 Harold Peirce, 1903, cl, unct, 3.00; Shurtleff, 1875, 3.00; 
 Guild, 1887. 2.75; (i860), same sale, 1865 ed.. 3.75; 
 Woodward, 1903, cl, 3.15; Stephens, 1904. hlf elf, unct, 
 3.00; Balcom, 1901, hlf mo, git, unct, 4.50; Allen. 1901, 
 3.00; Anderson, 1904, cl, 3.00; Libbie, 1904, 4.00; Libbie, 
 1905, cl, 4.50; 1865 ed. : Wales, 1903, levt mo. git, by 
 Bedford, 8.50. 
 
 1404. . Founders of New England. Result of Some Re- 
 searches among the British Archives for information re- 
 lating to the Founders of New England made in the 
 Years 1858-59-60. Privately reprinted. Boston: John 
 Wilson & Co., 1865. Roy. 4to. pp. xxi. 148. Map and 
 Portraits. 
 
 Large paper, 75 copies printed. 
 
 Sold: Livermore, 1894, 5.00; Cable, 1883. 2.00: Bourquin, 
 1894, 4.00. 
 
 1405. . The Witchcraft Delusion in New England; its 
 
 Rise, Progress, and Termination, as exhibited by Dr. 
 Cotton Mather, in the Wonders of the Invisible World; 
 and by Mr. Robert Calef, in his More Wonders of the 
 Invisible World. With a Preface. Introduction, and 
 Notes. Roxbury, Mass.: Printed for W. Elliot Wood- 
 ward. 1866. 3 vols. 4to, xcviii, (4). 247. xxix, 212, 244. 
 
 Nos. 5, 6, 7 of Woodward's Historical Series. Copies on large 
 paper, royal octavo and royal quarto. 280 copies on large paper; 
 4 copies on Whatman's drawing paper. 
 
 Sold: Ed. 1865-6: Livermore, 1894. 3 vols., unct, large pap, 
 50 cops, publ., 4.85; same edition, sm. paper, 6.36; S. L. 
 Boardman, 1883. 4.50; Holbrow, 1892, copy on Whitman 
 drawing paper, unct. 8.25: Proud, 1903, 4.00; Bushnell, 
 1883, pap, unct, 3 v., 9.75 ; J. G. Smith, 1883, 7.1 1 : Fames, 
 1905, hlf mo, git, 4.80; Eames, 1905. hlf mo. git. unct. by 
 Bradstreet, 7.20; Field, 1875, bds. unct. n.T,- ; Bangs, 1894,
 
 3O4 DRAKE. 
 
 4.87; Stephens, 1904. hlf mo, unct, 5.50; Hurst, 1904, 
 paper, unct, 6.20; Hoffmann, 1877, unct, 6.75; Shurtleff, 
 1875, 6.00; Cooke, 1883, full mo. git. unct. drawing pap 
 copy, 19.50; same sale, 8vo, 11.25; Wales, 1903, pap, 
 unct. 14.25; Holliday, 1870, unct, large pap, 4.50; Bangs, 
 1901. hlf elf, 7.88; Stephens. 1904, large pap, unct, 9.30; 
 Perry, 1899, hlf mo, git, 4.80; Libbie, 1902, hlf mo, git, 
 unct, 6.50; Dayton, 1902, large pap, hlf mo, git, 10.12; 
 Cressy, 1903, paper, unct, 7.50; Stephens, 1904. hlf mo, 
 unct, 6.75; paper, unct, 10.50; Woodward, 1869, hlf 
 mo, turkey, extra, by Bradstreet, git top, 13.50; Wood- 
 ward, 1869. one of 4 copies printed on Whatman's 
 English drawing paper, 22.50; Woodward, fcap 4to 
 pap, unct. 1869, 8.25; Brinley, 1879, 9.00; May, 1903, 
 hlf mo, git, 14.25; Brinley, 1879, large paper. 10.50; 
 same sale, unct, largest pap. 9.00 ; May, 1903, large pap, 
 8.25; Barlow, 1890, hlf mo, git. unct, 7.50; the same, large 
 pap, 9.00; Balcom, 1901, 12.75; Matthews, 1897. 15.75; 
 Murphy, 1884. 15.75; Sherman, 1898. cl, git. unct, 7.50; 
 Olcott, 1901, pap. unct. 10.50; Rice, 1870, hlf levt mo, git 
 top, large pap, 19.50 ; Hurst, 1904. pap, presentation copy 
 from W. E. Woodward, with autograph, 5.55 ; Henkels, 
 1905, large paper, 6.75 : O'Shanghnessy, 1905, large pap, 
 4.05 ; Anderson, 1905. large pap, 8.25. 
 
 1406. . Annals of Witchcraft in Xew England, and else- 
 where in the United States, from their first Settlement. 
 Drawn up from Unpublished and other Well Authenti 
 cated Records, of the Alleged ( )perations of \\ itches and 
 their Instigator, the Devil. Boston: W. Elliot Wood- 
 ward, 1869. 4to. pp. 306. 
 
 < Inlj -'50 copies printed. 
 
 No. 8 of Woodward's Hist. Series. 
 
 Sold: Balcom. 1901, 6.00; Brinley. 1879. cl, extra, unct. 8.75 : 
 Bushnell, 1883. cl. unct. ^,.2^; Whitmore, 1002. unct. 
 4.00; Manson. 1899, 11.50; J. G. Smith. 1883, 4. 12; Cooke. 
 1883. hlf mo, git. unct, by Matthews. 7.00; Proud, 1003. 
 4.00; Hassam, 1903, pap, 4.25; Stephens, 1904, hlf mo. 
 unci, 3.00; Hurst. [904, pap, unct, 5.00; Miller & 
 Bancker, 1898, hlf mo, git. 8.00: Libbie, [898, cl. unct. 
 4.75: Morris, 1 81 jo. 0.75; Bangs. iKow, large pap, 4.00: 
 Clogston. 1891), hlf mo, unct. 5.25; Poole, [900, 5.12: 
 Cooler. 1902. pap, unct, 5.37 : Libbie, ;<>-.;. |.oo; Ben
 
 DRAPER. 305 
 
 kels, 1905, large pap, 3.25 ; Hale, 1905, large pap, unct,. 
 3-25- 
 
 1407. . A Particular History of the Five Years' French 
 
 and Indian War in New England and Parts adjacent, 
 from its Declaration by the King of France. March 15, 
 1744, to the Treaty with the Eastern Indians. Oct. 16, 
 1749, sometimes called Governor Shirley's War. With 
 a Memoir of Major-General Shirley, accompanied by his 
 Portrait and other Engravings. Albany : Joel Munsell, 
 1870. 4to, pp. 312.* 
 
 Limited edition, some on large paper. 
 Sold: Sherman, 1898, cl, git, unct, 3.00; S. L. Boardman. 
 1883, hlf mo, unct, 1.50; Waterbury, 1895. unct. 4.00: 
 Manson. 1899, 6.50; Br. Ives, 1891, cl. unct, 4.00; M. D. 
 Gilman, 1884, 2.25; Menzies, 1876. hlf mo, git, unct. by 
 Bradstreet, 4.50; Hoffmann, 1877. hlf levt. mo, Brad- 
 street, 2.75 ; same sale, cl, unct. 1.00; Harold Peirce, 1903. 
 pap. unct, 5.50; Bangs, 1895, 4-0°; Cooke, 1883, large 
 pap, 2.75; Henkels, 1902, large pap. unct. 3.50; Field. 
 1875. cl, unct, 3.50: Guild. 1887, large pap. 2.12; small 
 pap, 2.12; Pratt, 1899, 3.50; Polock, 1904. cl, unct. 2.75. 
 
 1408. . An Plistorical Memoir of the Colony of Xew Plym- 
 outh. Part 5. Boston: 1867. 8vo, pp. 145. 
 
 ''A continuation of Baylies' Historical Memoir. See Baylies. 
 V. 1. Contains additions to and corrections to that work, together 
 with an Index." Sabin, 
 
 Sold: Cooke. 1883, bds, unct, 3.50. 
 
 1409. . Early History of Georgia. Embracing the Em- 
 bassy of Sir Alexander Cuming to the Country of the 
 Cherokees, in the Year 1730. With a Map of the Chero- 
 kee Country, from a Draft made by the Indians (about 
 1750). Boston: Pr. by David Clapp & Son. 1872. 410, 
 pp. 20. 
 
 Sold: Bushnell, 1883, 1.00; J. G. Smith. 1883. 25 cts.: Chit- 
 tenden, 1894. 50 cts. : S. L. Boardman, 1883, 35 cts. ; M. 
 D. Gilman, 1884, 50 cts.: Hoffmann. 1877, 1.35: Field. 
 1875. 50 cts.; Bangs, rcjoi, 4.00. 
 
 1410. DRAPER, JAMES. History of Spencer (Mass.). from its 
 
 Earliest Settlement to the Year 1841. including a Brief
 
 306 DRAPER. 
 
 Sketch of Leicester to the Year 1753. Worcester: 
 Spooner & Howland, 1841. 8vo, pp. 159. Map. 
 
 Sold: 1841 ed. : Olcott, 1901, cl, .75; Rice, 1870, 2d ed., lilt 
 brown mo, git, top, by Bradstreet, 4.25; Brinley, 1879, 
 60 cts. ; J. G. Smith, 1883, 90 cts. ; Manson, 1899, 50 cts. ; 
 Cooke, 1883, 70 cts. ; Child, 1882, 62 cts. 
 
 141 1. . History of Spencer from its Earliest Settlement to 
 
 the Year i860, including a Brief Sketch of Leicester to 
 the Year 1753. Second Edition, enlarged and improved. 
 Worcester : Henry J. Howland. n. d. i2mo, pp. 276. 
 Portrait. 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 1.00; Deane, 1898, bds, unct, 3.00: 
 Blanchard, 1898, hlf levt mo, git, unct, 3.00; Woodward. 
 1869, 3.25; Roche, 1867, bds, unct, 1.62; Cable, 1883. 50 
 cts.; Bushnell, 1883, 1.13; Hoffmann, 1877. 1.25; Manson. 
 1899, 1.30; Shurtleff, 1875, 1.62; Guild, 1887. 5.50; Clog- 
 ston, 1875, 1.38. 
 
 1412. DRAPER, LYMAN COPELAND. Narrative of a Jour- 
 
 ney down the Ohio and Mississippi in 1789-90. By 
 Major Samuel S. Forman. With a Memoir and Illus- 
 trative Notes by Lyman C. Draper. Cincinnati : Robert 
 Clarke & Co., 1888" i2mo, pp. 67. 
 
 1413. . Madison, the Capital of Wisconsin; its Growth. 
 
 Progress, Condition, Wants, and Capabilities. Madison : 
 Calkins & Proudfit, 1857. 8vo, pp. 48. Paper.* 
 
 Map, and picture of Madison on last cover. 
 Sold: Bourquin. 1894, 5 cts. ; Hoffmann, 1877, 10 cts. : Hen- 
 kels, 1902, 25 cts. 
 
 1414. . King's Mountain and its Heroes: History of tin- 
 Battle of King's Mountain (Wisconsin), October 7th, 
 1780. and the Events which led to it. Portraits, maps 
 and plans. Cincinnati: Peter G. Thomson, 1881. 8vo, 
 pp. 612. 
 
 Sold: Hassam, 1903, cl, 4.10; Conland. 1904. cl. 4.00. 
 
 1415. DRAPER, SOLOMON. An Historical Sketch of Knox 
 
 County, Nebraska. Delivered July 4, 1876. Niobrara: 
 1876. 8vo, pp. 15.
 
 DRISKO. 
 
 1416. DRAYTON, JOHN. A View of South Carolina, as re- 
 
 spects her Natural and Civil Concerns. Charleston: 
 Printed by W. P. Young, 1802. 8vo, 2 1.. pp. 25 r. Map 
 and Plates. 
 
 A German version was issued al Weimar in 1808. 
 Sold: Rice, 1870. elf, git. unct, by Bradstreet, 12.25; Brin- 
 ley, 1880, 13.50; Brinley, 1893, lacks map, 4.50; Cable, 
 1882, bds, unct, 6.00; Roche, 1867, bds, unct. 10.00: Bar- 
 low, 1890, hlf mo, 10.50; Bourquin, 1894. 3. .20: Hofl 
 mann, 1877, hlf mo, git, by Bradstreet, 12.25; same sale, 
 bds, unct, 5.00. 
 
 1417. . Memoirs | of the | American Revolution, | from its 
 
 Commencement to the Year 1776, inclusive: | as relating 
 to I The State of South Carolina; j and occasionally re- 
 ferring I to the States of | North Carolina and Georgia. 
 In two vols. Charleston: A. E. Miller. | 1821. 8vo, pp. 
 27, 430; 399, errata. Frontisp. portrait of Wm. Henry 
 Drayton. Map. 
 
 1418. DROWN, S. DE WITT. The Peoria Directory for 1844. 
 
 with a History of the Town. Peoria, 111.: 1844. 121110. 
 
 1419. . Record and Historical View of Peoria, from the 
 
 Discovery by the French Jesuit missionaries in the Sev- 
 enteenth Century to the Present Time. To which is 
 added a Business Directory of the City. Peoria: E. < >. 
 Woodcock. 1850. 121110, pp. 164. 
 
 1420. DROWNE, SOLOMON. An Oration delivered at Ma- 
 
 rietta, April 7, 1789, in Commemoration of the Com- 
 mencement of the Settlement formed by the Ohio Com- 
 pany. Worcester, Mass.: Isaiah Thomas, 1789. Roy. 
 4to, pp. 17. 
 
 Sold: Brinley. i88r, large pap. hlf mo, unci. 8.00. 
 
 1421. DRISKO, GEORGE W. The Revolution. Life of Han- 
 
 nah Weston; with a brief Record of her Ancestry. Also 
 a condensed History of the first Settlement of Jones- 
 borough, Machias and other neighboring Towns. By a 
 Citizen. Machias. Me.: C. O. Furbush S Co., [857. 
 i6mo, pp. 163. 
 
 Sold: Manson. 1899, 1.50: S. L. Boardman, 1883. j^, ct.».
 
 30.S DUDLEY. 
 
 1422. DUBOIS, ANSON. A History of the Town of Flatlands. 
 
 Kings County. X. Y. Brooklyn: 1884. 
 But 50 copies were printed. 
 
 1423. DUBOIS, JAMES T.; PIKE, WILLIAM J. The Cen- 
 
 tennial of Susquehanna County, Penna. Washington. 
 D. C. : Gray & Clarkson. 1888. 8vo, pp. 138. i 1.* 
 
 1424. DUBROCA. L'ltineraire des Francais dans la Louisiane, 
 
 contenant Thistoire de cette colonie Francaise. sa descrip- 
 tion, le tableau des moeurs des peuples qui l'habitant, 
 l'etat de son commerce au moment de sa cession a l'Es- 
 pagne et le degre de prosperite dont elle est susceptible ; 
 d'Apres les renseignements et les relations les plus au- 
 thentiques. A Paris: 1802. i6mo. pp. (1), 104. Map. 
 
 1425. DU BOSE, JOEL CAMPBELL. Sketches of Alabama 
 
 History. Philadelphia: Eldridge. 1901. 121110. pp. 275. 
 
 1426. DUDLEY, DEAN. Plymouth and Barnstable Counties. 
 
 Directory and History for 1873-4. Boston: 1873. 8vo. 
 pp. 206. 
 
 History of all towns in Plymouth and Barnstable counties. 
 Sold: Manson. 1800. [.25. 
 
 1427. DUDLEY, DOROTHY (MISS GREELEY). Theatrum 
 
 Majorum. The Cambridge of 1776: Wherein is set forth 
 an Account of the Town, and of the Events it Witnessed: 
 With which is Incorporated The Diary of Dorothy Dud- 
 Icy, now first published : Together with an Historicall 
 Sketch: Severall Appropriate Poems: Numerous Anec- 
 dotes, patriotick. weighty, indifferent, and diverting; 
 Many References to the Renowned University; and De- 
 scriptions of the People of the Olden Time. All of which 
 is adapted to the furtherance of Good Manners. Virtue 
 Piety, Intelligence. Love of Country, and Admiration of 
 Cambridge. Done by Divers Eminent Hands, and 
 Edited for the Ladies Centennial Committee by A. < ', 
 Adorned with Cuts and a Map. Cambridge: Printed on 
 the Sile of Fort Number One: Over against the Town 
 of Brighton, on the River Side. To be sold in Boston 
 by Lockwood Brooks X' Co. on Washington an. I Brom 
 field Sts.. 1870. 8vo, pp. 5. (41. 123. Illustrated.- 
 
 'li, Diarj was written !>■• Miss A Greeley; there are also 
 
 i les 1>\ oilu r authoi -.
 
 DUFUR. 309 
 
 Sold: Olcott, 1901, .75; Cable, 1882, cl, unci. 1.50; Cable, 
 1883, shts, unct, 50 cts. ; Livermore, 1894, 50 cts.; Man- 
 son, [899, 1.75; Guild, 1887, 20 cts.; Balcom, [901, 50 cts. 
 
 1428. DUDLEY, MYRON S. History of Cromwell, a Sketch by 
 
 Rev. M. S. Dudley. Middletown : Constitution Office, 
 1880. 8vo, pp. 36.* 
 
 Based on a Centennial Discourse delivered at Cromwell, July 
 16. 1876. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1883, 2s cts.; Guild, 1887, 62 cts.: Henkels, 
 [899, 25 cts.; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 60 cts. 
 
 1429. DUDLEY, THOMAS (GOV.). Massachusetts, or the 
 
 First Planters of New England, the End and Manner of 
 their coming thither, and Abode there. In Several 
 Epistles to the Countess of Lincoln. With a Conclusion 
 by John Cotton. (Signed T. D.) Boston, New Eng- 
 land: B. Green & J. Allen, Printers, 1696. 121110. pp. 56. 
 
 Reprint. Mass. Hist. Coll., 8, 36. N. H. Coll., V. 4. 
 Force's Tracts, V. 2, No. 4, with notes by Dr. John Farmer. 
 Chronicles of Mass. Bay, by Dr. A. Young. Boston, 1846. 
 See Scottow. 
 
 Sold: 1696 ed. : Murphy. 1884, red mo, git. by Trait. 50.00; 
 French and Chubbuck, 1904. Icvt mo, extra, git, by Ri- 
 viere, 90.00. 
 
 1430. DUER, WILLIAM ALEXANDER. New York as it was 
 
 during the Latter Part of the Last Century. An Anni- 
 versary Address delivered before the St. Nicholas Society 
 of the City of New York, Dec. 1st, 1848. Xew York: 
 1849. 8vo, pp. 48. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1901, 2.60: Anderson, 1904, lilf ro, git. orig. 
 pap covers bd in, 4.75. 
 
 1431. . Reminiscences of an Old New Yorker. Xew York : 
 
 Printed for W. L. Andrews. 1867. 8vo. 
 
 "Thirty-five copies privately printed for VV. L. Andrews, Esq. 
 These articles originally appeared in 'The American Mail.' 1847. 
 and have become so scare that but one copy could be obtained from 
 which to reprint this volume." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Hoffmann, 1877. 10.25. 
 
 1432. DUFUR, A. J. Statistics of the State of Oregon. Contain- 
 
 ing a Description of the Agricultural Development, Natu- 
 ral and Industrial Resources. Together with the Physi-
 
 310 DUNBAR. 
 
 cal, Geographical. Geological, and Mineral Statistics of 
 the State. Salem, Oregon : Willamette Farmer Office, 
 1869. 8vo, pp. 128. 
 
 1433. DUGAN, M. C. Outline History of Annapolis and the 
 
 Naval Academy. Baltimore, Md. : B. G. Eichelberger, 
 1902. 121110, pp. 70. Illustrated. 
 
 1434. DUGANNE, AUGUSTINE J. H. California and her Gold 
 
 Regions. Philadelphia: 1849. 121110. 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, 75 cts. 
 
 1435. DUIS, E. (DR.). The Good Old Times in McLean County, 
 
 Illinois. Containing two hundred and sixty-one Sketches 
 of Old Settlers ; a complete Historical Sketch of the 
 Black Hawk War, and Descriptions of all Matters re- 
 lating to McLean Count}'. Bloomington : The Leader 
 Publishing and Printing House. 1874. 8vo. pp. xvi, 865. 
 Appendix of Advertisements of Business Houses.* 
 
 1436. DULANY, W. J. C. Dulany's History of Maryland. From 
 
 1632 to 1881. Prepared for the use of Schools in the 
 State. By a Marylander. With numerous Illustrations. 
 Baltimore: Wm. J. C. Dulany and Company, 1881. 8vo, 
 pp. 295. Map.* 
 
 DUMONT. See Butel-Dumont. 
 
 1437. DUNBAR, EDWARD E. The Romance of the Age; or. 
 
 the Discover}- of Gold in California. New York : D. 
 Appleton & Co.. 1867. i6mo, pp. 134. Portrait of Sut- 
 ter.* 
 
 1438. DUNBAR, ELIJAH. Sermon preached at the Ordination 
 
 of Rev. William Richey, Canton, July 1, 1807. Also an 
 Appendix giving an Historical Account of Churches in 
 Canton. Sharon, and Stoughton. Dedham : 1809. 8vo. 
 pp. 29. 
 
 1439. DUNBAR, W. Discoveries made in Exploring the Mis- 
 
 souri, Red River and Washita, by Captains Lewis and 
 Clark, Doctors Sibley and William Dunbar, Esq., with a 
 Statistical Account of the Counties adjacent, with an 
 Appendix. Natchez: Printed by Andrus. Marshall & 
 ( !< ... [806. 8vo, pp. 174.
 
 DUNN. 3 I I 
 
 1440. DUNHAM, SAMUEL. An Historical Discourse delivered 
 at West Brookfield, Mass., on the Occasion of the One 
 Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the First Church 
 in Brookfield, Oct. 16, 1867, With a Poem and Appendix. 
 Springfield. Mass. : Samuel Bowles & Co., Printers, 1867. 
 8vo, pp. 123. 
 
 i<4i. DUNLAP, WILLIAM. History of the New Netherlands. 
 Province of New York, and State of New York, to the 
 Adoption of the Federal Constitution. New York : 
 Printed by Carter & Thorp. 1839-40. 2 vols. 8vo, pp. 
 487; 282, ccxlvi, 1 1. Portrait of Peter Stuyvesant, and 
 Maps.* 
 
 Sold: Bushnell, 1883, elf, git, 5.50; same sale, cl, portrait 
 missing, 3.25; S. L. Boardman, 1883. 5.00; Barlow, 1890. 
 hlf mo, 8.00; Weeks, 1902, bds, 5.00; Menzies, 1876, hlf 
 mo, git, unlettered artist proof of author and other illus. 
 inserted, 10.00; Anderson, 1904, hlf ro, git, unct, 6.00: 
 Knickerbocker, 1905, hlf mo, 6.20; Stone. 1897, bds, 4.00; 
 Baxter, 1898, bds, 5.00; Fisher, 1866, 8.00; Brinley, 1880. 
 hlf gr elf, 4.00; Brinley, 1893, 6.00; Bourquin, 1894, bds, 
 4.20; Bangs, 1894, 11.50; Bangs, Merwin. 1865, 4.50; 
 Brevoort, 1890, 2.00; Holbrow, 1892, 8.00; Hoffmann. 
 1877, illustrated copy with many portraits loosely in- 
 serted, 7.00; Brinley, 1880, 4.00; Polock, 1895, 4.40: 
 Bangs, 1895, 4.25; Bell, 1895, 5.00: De Yoe, 1896, 4.00; 
 Sewall, 1896, 8.50; Roberts, 1896, 6.50; Matthews, 1897, 
 9.50; Mann, 1897, 5.00; Murphy, 1884. green mo. git, 
 9.00; Cooke, 1883, hlf mo, git, illus. inserted, artist's 
 proof portrait of author inserted, 17.00; same sale, hlf 
 mo, 12.00; Henkels, 1902. bds, 6.20; Field. 1875. 4°° '< 
 Guild. 1887, bds, 4.00; Hough, 1900. 5.20; Beveridge, 
 1901, 4.50; Anderson, 1903, 7.50; Polock, 1904, orig. cl. 
 4.60. 
 
 1442. . A History of New York for Schools. New York : 
 
 Harper & Brothers, 1837. i8mo, pp. 216, 268. 2 vols. -)- 
 New York: 1844. + New York: 1855.* 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1880, 60 cts. ; Davis, 1865, 60 cts. ; Wood- 
 ward, 1869, 20 cts. ; Cable, 1883, 20 cts. 
 
 1443. DUNN, JOHN. History of the Oregon Territory and 
 
 British North American Fur Trade : with an Account of 
 the Habits and Customs of the Principal Native Tribes
 
 312 DUNTON. 
 
 on the Northern Continent. By John Dunn, late of the 
 Hudson's Bay Company, Eight Years a Resident in the 
 Country. London : Edwards and Hughes, 1844. 8vo, 
 pp. viii, 359. Map. + Second Edition. 1846. 8vo, pp. 
 viii, 359. Map.* 
 
 Reprinted in Smith's Weekly Volume, Vol. 1. Phila.. 1845. 4to. 
 Also under the title : 
 
 1444. . The Oregon Territory and the British North 
 
 American Fur Trade. With an Account of the Habits 
 and Customs of the Principal Native Tribes of the North- 
 ern Continent. Philadelphia: G. B. Zieber & Co., 1845. 
 i8mo, pp. 236. 8 pp. book advertisements.* 
 
 The Home and Traveller's Library No. 8. 
 Sold: 1844 ed. : Guild, 1887, cl, unct. 6.50: Stephens. 1904, 
 cl, unct, 6.00; Brinley, 1881, 75 cts.: Henkels. 1900, 20 
 cts. ; Waterbury, 1895, 75 cts I Cable, 1882, 55 cts. ; Bour- 
 quin, 1894, 30 cts.: Field, 1875. 25 cts.; A. G. Greene, 
 1869, 50 cts.; Field, 1875, 1.75. 
 
 1445. DUNN, J. P., Jr. Indiana ; a redemption from Slavery. 
 
 Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1888. 121110, pp. viii, 
 453- Map.* 
 
 American Commonwealth Series. 
 
 1446. DUNN. Dunn's Illustrated Review of St. Joseph, Missouri, 
 
 comprising a Brief History of the Metropolis of the 
 West. 1887. 4to. Illustrated. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 1.40. 
 
 1447. DUNNING, A. A Historical Discourse preached in 
 
 Thompson, Ct., Feb., 1855. Worcester, Mass.: 1855. pp. 
 62. 
 
 1448. DUNNINGTON, G. A. History and Progress of Marion 
 
 County, West Virginia, from its Earliest Settlement. 
 Fairmont : 1880. i2mo. 
 
 1449. DUNTON, JOHN. Letters written from New England, 
 
 A. D. 1686. By John Dunton. In which are described 
 his Voyages by Sea, his Travels on Land, and the Char- 
 acters of his Friends and Acquaintances. Now First 
 Published from the Original Manuscript, In the Bodleian 
 Library, Oxford, with Notes and an Appendix, by W . IT.
 
 Hi' PRATZ. 3 13 
 
 Whitmore. Boston: Published for the Prince Society, 
 
 1867. 4(0, pp. xxiv, 340. 
 
 100 copies printed in flscap 4to and jo in rl. 4to. 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, unct, large paper ed., 20 cops., 3.75 ; 
 Brinley, 1879, unct, 5.00; Roche, 1867, rl. 4to, unct. 6.00; 
 Idem., rlscp, unct, 6.50; Manson, 1890, la 1 f mo, unct, git, 
 14.00; Libbie, 1901, lilf mo, extra, unct, git, 11.50: Whit- 
 more, 1902, full mo, git, 21.00; Wales, 1903. pap, unct, 
 18.00; Clogston, 1899, hlf mo, git, unct, 8.00: Poole, [900, 
 hlf mo, git, 7.2$; Libbie, [901, hlf mo, git, unct, 11.50; 
 Libbie, 1902, large pap, hlf mo, 3-2-,: Stephens, 1904, hlf 
 mo, unct, 17.50; Knapp, 1905. hlf mo. in 2 v.. 13.50; 
 Eames, 1905, hlf mo, by Bradstreet, 13.00. 
 
 1450. DU PONCEAU, PETER. A Discourse on the Early His- 
 
 tory of Pennsylvania ; being an Annual Oration delivered 
 before the American Philosophical Society on the 6th of 
 June, 1821. Philadelphia: Abraham Small, 1821. 8vo, 
 pp. 38. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 2.25. 
 
 1451. DU PONCEAU, PETER S. ; FISHER, J. FRANCIS. \ 
 
 Memoir on the History of the Celebrated Treaty made 
 by William Penn with the Indians under the Elm Tree 
 at Shackamaxon in the Year 1682. Philadelphia: Mc- 
 Carty & Davis, 1836. 8vo, pp. 63.* 
 
 1452. DU PRATZ, LE PAGE. The History of Louisiana, or of 
 
 The Western Parts of Virginia and Carolina; Contain- 
 ing A Description of the Countries that lye on both 
 Sides of the River Mississippi: With An Account of the 
 Settlements, Inhabitants, Soil, Climate, and Products. 
 Translated from the French (lately published 1. by M. 
 Le Page Du Pratz; with Some Notes and Observations 
 relating to our Colonies. London: T. Becket & P. A. 
 De Hondt, 1763. 2 vols. i2mo. V. 1, Half title, title, 5 
 pp. vii, 368 pp. 2 maps. V. 2, 4 prel. leaves. 272 pp. 
 
 1453. . The History of Louisiana, or of the Western l'arts 
 
 of Virginia and Carolina : Containing a Description 1 if the 
 Countries that lie on both Sides of the River Mississippi : 
 With an Account of the Settlements. Inhabitants, Soil, 
 Climate, and Products. Translated from the French of
 
 314 DURANT. 
 
 M. Le Page Du Pratz ; With some Notes and Observa- 
 tions relating to our Colonies. A New Edition. Lon- 
 don : T. Becket, 1774. 8vo, pp. (8), xxxvi, 387. 2 Maps.* 
 
 Some copies have only pp. (2), xxxvi. 387. 2 Maps. 
 This is a reprint of No. 145J. 
 
 Sold: 1763 ed. : Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 2.00; Henkels, 1900, 
 3.50; Puttick & Simpson, 1861, us.; Roos, hlf mo, 1897. 
 5.00; Fisher, 1866, hlf mo, 3.50; Brinley, 1881, 4.50; 
 Field, 1875, 6.00; Henkels, 1900, 6.00; Bangs, 1895, 8.00; 
 Cable. 1882, elf, 2.25; Hurst, 1904, old elf, 31.00; 1774 
 ed. : Rice, 1870, shp, 1.00; Brinley. 1881, 2.00; Rogers. 
 1900, 3.50; Menzies, 1876, hlf mo, git, unct. by Matthews. 
 8.00; Field, 1875, 12.75; Bangs. 1901. 6.00; Cooley, 1902, 
 elf, 4.00; Bangs, 1896, 3.25 ; Brevoort, 1890. 1.70; Murphy. 
 1884, 3.50; Henkels, 1905, old elf, 7.25. 
 
 1453a. . Histoire de la Louisiane Contenant la Decouverte 
 
 de ce vaste Pays ; sa Description geographique ; un Voy- 
 age dans les Terres ; l'Histoire Naturelle ; les Moeurs. 
 Coutumes & Religion des Naturels, avec leurs Origines; 
 deux Voyages dans le Nord du noveau Mexique. dont 
 un jusqu'a la Mer du Sud ; ornee de deux Cartes & de 40 
 Planches en Taille douce. A Paris, chez De Bure, 1758. 
 3 vols. 121110. 1. xvi, 358 pp., 2 maps. 2. Half title, 
 title, 441 pp., 34 plates. 3. Half title, title, 451 pp. Ap- 
 probation and Privilege. 3 pp. errata, 1 p., 4 plates. 
 
 Sold: Murphy. 1884. 4.50; Brinley, 1881. 1.13; Bourquin. 
 1894, 4.80; Dunbar, 1892, 8.25; Field, 1875, 6.67; Cooke. 
 1883, old elf. 3.00; Bangs, 1900, orig. elf. 9.38: Puttick & 
 Simpson. 1861, elf, 8s. 
 
 1453b. . An Account of Louisiana, exhibiting a Compen- 
 dious Sketch of its Political and Natural History and 
 Topography, with a Copious Appendix containing sev- 
 eral Important Documents. Newbern : Franklin & Gar- 
 row, 1804. i8mo, pp. (4). 2~2, cxviii, (2). 
 
 1454. DURANT, SAMUEL W. and P. A. History of Kalama- 
 zoo Count}', Michigan, with Illustrations and Biographi- 
 cal Sketches of its Prominent Men and Pioneers. Phila- 
 delphia : Everts & Abbott, 1880. 4to. pp. 552. Litho- 
 graphs and woodcuts.*
 
 DURFEE. 315 
 
 1455. . History of Lawrence Count}', Pennsylvania; with 
 
 Illustrations and Biographical Sketches of its Promii. 
 Men and Pioneers. Philadelphia: Everts & Co., [877. 
 
 4to. 
 
 1456. . History of Mercer County, Pennsylvania; with 
 
 Illustrations and Biographical Sketches of its Prominent 
 Men and Pioneers. Philadelphia: L. H. Everts & Co 
 
 1877. Folio, pp. 156. 
 
 1457. . History of Oneida County, X. Y. With Illustra- 
 tions and Biographical Sketches of some of its Promi 
 nent Men and Pioneers. Philadelphia: Evarts & Co.. 
 
 1878. 4to, pp. 678. 
 
 1458. . History of Ingham and Eaton Counties, Michigan. 
 
 With Illustrations and Biographical Sketches of the 
 Prominent Men and Pioneers. Philadelphia : Evarts & 
 Co., 1880. 4to, pp. 586. 
 
 1459. DURANT, S. W.; PEIRCE, H. B. 1740. History of St. 
 
 Lawrence County, New York, with Illustrations and 
 Biographical Sketches of some of its Prominent Men and 
 Pioneers. Philadelphia: L. H. Everts & Co.. 1878. 4tO, 
 pp. 521.* 
 
 1460. . 1797; History of Jefferson County, X. Y.. with 
 
 Illustrations and Biographical Sketches of some of its 
 Prominent Men and Pioneers. Philadelphia: L. H. 
 Evarts & Co., 1878. 4to, pp. 593. * 
 
 Sold: Libbie, 1896, 4.50. 
 
 1461. DURETT, R. T. (COL.). Centenary of Kentucky and 
 
 Celebration by the Filson Club, June 1, 1892. containing 
 Historical Address by Col. R. T. Durett. &c. Louisville : 
 1892. 4to, pp. 200. 
 
 1462. DURFEE, J. R. Reminiscences of Carbondale. Dundaff 
 
 and Providence, R. I., Forty Years Past. Philadelphia : 
 Miller's Bible House. 1875. 121110. pp. 150.* 
 
 Sold: Cable. 1882. 1.25. 
 
 1463. DURFEE, THOMAS. Historical Discourse at the 250th 
 
 Anniversary of the Planting of Providence. Providence: 
 1887. 8vo.
 
 3l6 DUVAL. 
 
 1464. DURRIE, DANIEL STEELE. The Early Outposts of 
 
 Wisconsin : Green Bay for Two Hundred Years, 1639- 
 1839 ; Annals of Prairie du Chien. A Paper read before 
 the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, December 26. 
 1872. Madison : 1873. 8vo, pp. 12. 15. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1901, 50 cts. 
 
 1465. . A History of Madison, the Capital of Wisconsin. 
 
 including the Four Lake Country, to July, 1874; with an 
 Appendix of Notes on Dane County and its Towns. 
 Illustrated. Madison, Wis.: Atwood & Culver, Prs.. 
 1874. 8vo, pp. 420. Illustrated with plates and photo- 
 graphs.* 
 
 Sold: Olcott, 1901. cl, .55; Thornton, 1878. 1.62; S. L. 
 Boardman, 1S83, 50 cts.; Hoffmann, 1877, 1.87; Proud, 
 1903, 60 cts.; Guild, 1887, 1.50. 
 
 1466. DUTCHER, L. L. The History of St. Albans, Vt., Civil, 
 
 Religious, Biographical and Statistical. With valuable 
 contributions from Hon. James Davis; Rev. A. B. Swift ; 
 Rev. J. H. Hopkins ; J. S. D. Taylor ; Mrs. B. H. Smalley, 
 and others. With a fine portrait engraved on steel, of 
 Ex-Gov. J. Gregory Smith, President of the Northern 
 Pacific and Vermont Central Railroads. And the History 
 of Sheldon, Vt. By R. H. Whitney; Rev. Geo. B. Tol- 
 man : and Rev. A. H. Bailey. St. Albans, Vt. : Published 
 from the Stereotypes of Miss Henenway's Vermont His- 
 torical Gazetteer, Vol. 2. By Stephen E. Royce, 1872. 
 8vo, pp. 94. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899. 5.00; Cable, 1882, 1.37; Cable. 1883. 
 1.00; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 87 cts.; Conland, 1904, cl. 5.25. 
 
 1467. DU VAL, B. T. History of Sebastian County, Arkansas. 
 
 Historical Address at Fort Smith, July 4th, 1876. Fort 
 Smith: 1877. 8vo. 
 
 1468. DUVAL, J. C. Early Times in Texas. (Also) The Young 
 
 Explorers : a Historical Story of Texas with true inci- 
 dents. Austin : H. P. N. Gammel & Co., 1892. 121110, pp. 
 135. 238. 
 
 1469. DUVAL, M. V. History of Mississippi and Civil Govern- 
 
 ment. Louisville: 1892. Illustrated.
 
 DWIGHT. 317 
 
 1470. DUVALLON, BERQUIN. Vue de la colonie espagnolc 
 
 dii Mississippi mi <les provinces dc Louisiane et Floride 
 occidentale. En I'annee 1802. Par un observateur resi- 
 dent sur les licux. Paris: An. XI 1803. 8vo, pp. xx, 318. 
 5. (4). 2 colored maps, -f Seconde ed. Paris: 1804. -f- 
 Paris: 1805. -f- Weimar: 1804. German ed. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1881, 1803 ed., 3.75. 
 
 1471. . Travels in Louisiana and the Floridas in the Year 
 
 1802. Giving a Correct Picture of those Countries. 
 Translated from the French with Notes, ecc. By John 
 Davis. New York: J. Riley & Co., 1806. 121110. pp. viii, 
 181. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1881, 1.63. 
 
 1472. DUYCKINCK, EVERT A. New York. Past and Present. 
 
 New York : 1884. 4to. Illustrated. 
 
 1473. DWYER, CHARLES EPHRON. Official Record of the 
 
 ( )ld Settlers Society of Racine County, Wisconsin. With 
 the Plistorical Address, February 22, 1871. Racine. Wis. : 
 A. C. Sandford, 1S71. 121110. pp. X\.' : 
 
 1474. DWINELLE, JOHN W. The Colonial History of San 
 
 Francisco ; being a Synthetic Argument in the District 
 Court of the United States for the Northern District of 
 California, for Four Square Leagues of Land claimed by 
 that City. San Francisco: Towne & Bacon. 1866. 8vo, 
 pp. iv. 102, 115. Map. + Fourth Edition. 1867. 8vo. pp. 
 xlv, 391. 3 Plates and 3 Maps. 
 
 1475. DWINNELL, SOLOMON A. Wisconsin History. Thirty 
 
 Years' Review. Wisconsin as it Was and as it Is: 1836 
 compared with 1866, *. n. p. 1866. 8vo, pp. 21. 
 
 1476. DWIGHT, THEODORE, JR. The History of Connecti- 
 
 cut from the First Settlement to the Present Time. New 
 York: Harper & P.ros., 1840. 121110, pp. 450. The 
 
 Same. 1841. 121110. -f- The Same. 1845. iSmo. pp. 450. 
 + The Same. 1850. iSmo.* 
 
 Harper's Family Library. Vol. 133. 
 Sold: 1841 ed. : Thornton. 1878. 50 cts. ; Leonard. 1875. 1842 
 ed.. 1.37: Guild, 1887. t,j cts.
 
 3 ! 8 DYER. 
 
 1477. DWIGHT, MARSH W. Historical Address at the Semi- 
 
 centennial of the North Congregational Church, at Am- 
 herst, Mass., Nov. 15, 1876. 8vo, pp. 23. 
 
 1478. DWIGHT, TIMOTHY. Statistical Account of the Towns 
 
 and Parishes in the State of Connecticut. Published by 
 
 the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences. New 
 
 Haven: Walter & Steele, 1811. 8vo, pp. xi, 83, (1). 
 
 \ ol. 1. No. 1. is all that was published; it comprises a Statis- 
 tical Account of the City of New Haven. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1879, 1.00; Manson, 1899, 10 °- 
 
 1479. . Travels in New England and New York. New 
 
 Haven: Timothy Dwight, 1821-22. 4 vols. 8vo, pp. 
 5 2 4 : 5 2 7 ; 534 ; 5 2 7- 3 Maps. + London : Wm. Baynes & 
 Son, 1823. 4 vols. 8vo, pp. xxxi, (1), 483; xi. 504: xi. 
 574: xi, 514. 
 
 Sold: New Haven ed. : Leonard, 1875, 10.00: Whitcomb. 
 1904, bds, unct, 3.00: Knickerbocker, 1905, bds, unct, 
 4.00: London ed. : Schultz, orig. cl, paper label, 1904. 4.20. 
 
 1480. . Boston at the beginning of the 19th Century; from 
 
 President Dwight's "Travels in New England." Boston : 
 Directors of the Old South Work. Old South Meeting 
 House. 1903. i2mo, pp. 24. 
 
 Old South Leaflets, No. 136. 
 
 1481. DYER, CHARLES NEWELL. History of the Town of 
 
 Plainfield, Hampshire County, Mass., from its Settlement 
 to 1891, including a Genealogical History of Twenty- 
 three of the Original Settlers and their Descendants, with 
 Anecdotes and Sketches. Northampton, Mass. : Pri- 
 vately printed, 1891. 8vo, pp. 188. Portraits and wood- 
 cuts. 
 Sold: Olcott, 1901, 2.37; Libbie, 1901, 2.25; Avery, 1900, 
 3.62; Libbie, 1901, 3.25. 
 
 1482. DYER, E. PORTER. Celebration of the One Hundred 
 
 and Fiftieth Anniversary of the Incorporation of Abing- 
 ton, Massachusetts, 10 June, 1862. Including the Ora- 
 tion, Poem, and other Exercises ; Plan of Abington. Bi in- 
 tern : [862. 8vo, pp. 114. 
 
 See: Mass. Hist. Coll., V. 7, 2d Ser. Boston, [818. Amer. 
 Qn ■ ter, \ 8 Bi iton, [836'. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 1.00.
 
 EAKI. 3I9 
 
 1483. EAGAN, DENNIS. The Florida Settler; or, Emigrant's 
 
 Guide. Together with the Sixth Annual Report of tin- 
 Commissioner of Lands and Immigration. Tallahassee, 
 Florida.: 1874. 8vo, pp. 272. 
 
 1484. EAGER, SAMUEL W. An Outline History of Orange 
 
 County, with an Enumeration of the Names of its 
 Towns. Villages, Rivers, Creeks, Lakes, Ponds, Moun- 
 tains, Hills and other known Localities, and other ! 
 mologies or Historical Reasons therefor; together with 
 Local Traditions and Short Biographical Sketches of 
 Early Settlers. &c. Xewburgh : S. T. Callahan, 1846 -7. 
 8vo, Title, pp. 652. 2 I. Errata and p. of Copyright.* 
 
 Sold: Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 2.50; Brinley, 1880, 4.00; Cn>- 
 nin, 1896, 4.00; Bangs, 1896, 3.20; Murphy, 1884, mo, git, 
 4.00; Baxter, 1898, hlf elf, 6.75; Fisher, 1866, 3.12; Bun- 
 nell, 1883, autograph letter of author, 3 pi. inserted, hlf 
 elf, 4.25; Anderson, 1904, hlf elf, 5.10; Weeks, 1902, hlf 
 elf, 6.20; Cable, 1882, 2.63; Guild, 1887, 4.25; Hough, 
 1900, 4.50; Cook, 1900, 3.75 ; Libbie, 1901. cl, worn. 3.25 ; 
 Bangs, 1899, 3.90; Hurst, 1904, shp, 5.00. 
 
 1485. EARL, HENRY H.; PECK, FRED M. Fall River and 
 
 its Industries: An Historical and Statistical Record of 
 Village, Town, and City, From the Date of the Original 
 Charter of the Freeman's Purchase in 1656 to the Pres- 
 ent Time. With Valuable Statistical Tables, Family 
 Genealogies, &c. Illustrated by Mews and Portraits on 
 Steel. New York : Atlantic Publishing and Engraving 
 Co. Fall River: Benj. Earl & Son. 1877. Folio, (4), 
 380.* 
 
 This first edition contains genealogies no) published in later 
 editions. 
 
 Sold: Coburn, 1895. 4.12; Cable, 1883, 1.25: J. G. Smith, 
 1883, 3.37: S. L. Boardman, 1883, 1.00; Manson, 1899, 
 2.25 ; Cable, 1882. 2.25 ; Guild. 1887. 4.75. 
 
 i486. EARL, ROBERT. Reminiscences concerning Several 
 Persons connected with Important Historical Events, 
 n. p. 1896. pp. 8. 
 
 Papers of Herkimer Co. Hist. Society, 1896. 
 1487. . Fort Herkimer; an Address delivered before the
 
 j-O EASTMAN. 
 
 Herkimer County Historical Society, Oct. 8, 1898. n. p. 
 pp.3. 1898. 
 
 Also in Papers of Herkimer Co. Hist. Soc., 1898. 
 
 1488. . Mohawk River in History; a Paper read before 
 
 the Herkimer County Historical Society, Sept. 8, 1896. 
 n. p. n. d. pp. 4. 
 
 Also in Herkimer Co. Hist. Soc. Papers, 1896, Am. Hist. Reg- 
 ister, Oct.-Nov.. 1896. 
 
 1489. . Mohawk Valley and the Palatines. An Address 
 
 delivered before the Herkimer Co. Historical Society, 
 Nov. 12, 1898. n. p. 1898. pp. 6. 
 
 Papers of Herkimer Co. Hist. Soc, 1898. 
 
 1490. EARLE, MRS. ALICE MORSE. Colonial Days in Old 
 
 New York. New York: C. Scribner's Sons, 1896. i2mo, 
 pp. 7. 312. 
 
 Humorous description of the early life in New York. Mostly 
 in the Dutch Period. 
 
 1491. . Stadt huys of New Amsterdam. New York: 1896. 
 
 121110, pp. 29. 
 
 Half Moon Series. Vol. I, No. I. 
 
 1492. EASTLACK, FRANCIS F. History of Merchantville, 
 
 N. J. Published by the Author, 1899. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1905, 4.00. 
 
 1493. EASTMAN. F. S. A History of Vermont from its First 
 
 Settlement to the present Time, with a geographical ac- 
 count of the Country and a view of its original Inhabi- 
 tants. For the use of Schools. Brattleboro : Holbrook 
 & Fessenden, 1828. i8mo, pp. iv, no.* 
 
 Sold: Brinlcy. 1879, 1.38; Rogers. 1900. 30 cts. ; Manson, 
 1899, 3.00; Clogston. 1899, 3°°- 
 
 1494. . A History of the State of New York, from the 
 
 First Discovery of the Country to the Present Time; 
 (With a Geographical Account of the Country, and a 
 View of its Original Inhabitants). Designed for the 
 use of Schools & Families. New York: F. Bliss, 1828.
 
 EATON. 32 1 
 
 121110, pp. viii, 279, (1). + A New Edition. New York: 
 Augustus K. White, 1833. 121110, pp. 455, (1).* 
 
 Has engraved frontispiece of Hudson discovering the North 
 River. Portraits. 
 
 Sold: 1828 ed.: Woodward, 1869, slip, 63 cts. ; Manson, 
 1899, 1.80; Guild, 1887, 62 cts.; Cable, 1882, 1832 ed., 
 r.75 ; 1830 ed. : Bangs, 1903, shp, 8.50; 183 1 ed. : M. D. 
 Gilman, 1884, 30 cts.; Bourquin, 1894, 1.70; 1832 ed. : 
 Bangs, Merwin, 1865, 90 cts.; Polock, 1904, shp, 25 cts.; 
 1833 ed.: Brinley, 1880, 1.13. 
 
 1495. EASTMAN, HERBERT W. Semi-Centennial ofthe City 
 
 of Manchester, Sept. 6-9, 1896 (with Historical Address). 
 Manchester : 1897. Roy. 8vo. Portraits and Illustra- 
 tions. 
 
 1496. EATON, CYRUS. Annals of the Town of Warren ; with 
 
 the Earl_v History of St. George's Broad Bay, and the 
 Neighbouring Settlements on the Waldo Patent. Hal- 
 lowell: Masters, Smith & Co., 1851. 121110, pp. xi, 437. 
 2 Maps and one portrait. 
 
 Second Edition. Hallowell : Masters & Livermore. 
 1877. 121110, pp. xvi, 680. 7 illustrations and maps. 
 
 Sold: 1851 ed. : Murphy, 1884, 1.75; Brinley, 1879, 1.25: 
 Cable, 1882, 2.37; Manson, 1899. hlf mo, folding map of 
 St. George inserted, 2.00; S. L. Boardman, 1883, 50 cts.: 
 Cooke, 1883, 70 cts.; Deane, 1898, 2.60; Field. 1875, 3.05: 
 Guild. 1887, 2.75; Clogston, 1875. 1.75; Libbie. 1901, 3.00: 
 2d ed., 1877: Barlow, 1890, 2.00; Manson, 1899, 3 portr. 
 inserted. 3.25; Child, 1882, shts. folded, 2.25; Cable. 1883, 
 shts. folded, 2.37; S. L. Boardman, 1883, 3.00: Guild. 
 1887, 3.75; Manson, 1904, bds, unct. 3.00. 
 
 1497. . History of Thomaston, Rockland, and South 
 
 Thomaston, Maine, from their First Exploration. A. D. 
 1605; with Family Genealogies. Hallowell: Masters. 
 Smith & Co., Prs., 1865. 2 vols. 121110. pp. xii. 46S. iv. 
 4/2. 
 
 Sold: Patterson, 1806. 4.50; Murphy. 1884. 4.50; Deane. 
 1898, cl, 6.25; Hayes. r8o8, bds, unct, 4.30; Blanchard. 
 1898, cl, 5.00: Woodward, [869, bds, unct. 1.50; Roche. 
 1867, cl, unct, 1 .00: Bushnell, 1883, 6.25; Barlow, 1890. 
 ^50; Manson, [899, hlf git, unct, 16 portraits insei
 
 322 EATON. 
 
 10.00; S. L. Boardman, 1883, 1.25; Child, 1882, hlf mo, 
 unct, 7.00; Hoffmann, 1877, cl, unct, 5.00; Cooke, 1883, 
 3.60; Field, 1875, cl, unct, 4.00; Guild. 1887, 5.50; Clog- 
 ston, 1875, shts, 2.44; Brooks, 1898, hlf ro, 5.00: Libbie, 
 1898, 6.50; Bartlett, 1903, cl, 8.00. 
 
 1498. EATON, F. B. History of Candia; once known as Charm- 
 
 ingfare ; with Notices of some of the Early Families. 
 Manchester, N. H. : Press of the Granite Farmer, James 
 O. Adams, Pr., 1852. 8vo, pp. 151. Map.* 
 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 1.37; Olcott, 1901, paper, 1.75; Brinley, 
 l %79> 75 cts - : Cable, 1883, 50 cts. ; Bushnell, 1883, 2.70; 
 Cable, 1882, 2.50; Manson, 1899, 1.37; M. D. Gilman, 
 1884, 1.75; Guild, 1887, 1.75; Clogston, 1875. hlf turk. 
 1.25. 
 
 1499. EATON, HARRIET P. Jersey City and its Historic Sites. 
 
 Jersey City: 1879. 121110. 
 
 Sold: Weeks, 1902, 1.60. 
 
 1500. EATON, HORACE. The Early History of Palmyra, New 
 
 York: A Thanksgiving Sermon, Nov. 26, 1858. Roch- 
 ester: 1858. 8vo, pp. 26. 
 
 1501. EATON, LILLEY (HON.). General History of the Town 
 
 of Reading, Mass. Including the present Towns of 
 Wakefield, Reading, and North Reading, with Chrono- 
 • logical and Historical Sketches from 1639 to 1874. Bos- 
 ton : Alfred Mudge & Son, 1874. 8vo, pp. xxviii. 815.* 
 
 Sold: J. G. Smith, 1883, 3.25; M. D. Gilman, 1884, 3.25; 
 Guild. 1887, 4.00; Bangs, 1899, 3.25; Manson, 1890, 5.00: 
 Libbie, 1902, cl. 4.75 ; 4.50. 
 
 1502. EATON, S. J. M. Petroleum: A History of the Oil Re- 
 
 gions of Venango County, Pa.; its Resources. Mode of 
 Development, and Value, &c. With a Map. Philadel- 
 phia: J. P. Skelly & Co., 1866. 121110. pp. 209. Illustra- 
 tions. 
 Sold: Balcom, 1901, 25 cts.; Ilenkels, iqoo. 40 cts. 
 
 1503. . Centennial Discourse: A Sketch of the History of 
 
 Venango County, Pa., delivered at Franklin, Pa., July 
 4th. 1876. Illustrated by a Map of the ( )ld French Fort
 
 EDSON. 323 
 
 and its Surroundings. Franklin, Pa.: Venango Sp 
 tator Job Office, 1876. 8vo, pp. 48.* 
 
 Sold: Randall, 1901, .50; Henkels, 1901, 1.80; Bourquin, 
 1894, 15 cts. 
 
 1504. EBELING, CHRISTOPH. DANIEL. D. Anton Friedr. 
 
 Buchungs Erdbeschreibung, Siebenter Th. welcher 
 America begreist. Die vereinten Staaten von Nord- 
 amerika. Vol. 5. Hamburg: C. E. Bohn, 1799. i2mo, 
 pp. 807.* 
 
 1505. EBBUTT, PERCY G. Emigranl Life in Kansas. Illus- 
 
 trated. London : 1886. 8vo, pp. 237. 
 
 Account of bona fide experiences in Kansas when it was n 
 unknown. Relates to farming, herding, the prairies, etc. 
 
 1506. EDEN, JOHN. The Mt. Holyoke Handbook and Tourist's 
 
 Guide for Northampton, and its Vicinity. Northampton. 
 Mass.: Hopkins, Bridgman & Co., 1851. i8mo, pp. J2. 
 
 1507. EDGAR, JOHN F. Pioneer Life in Dayton and Vicinity, 
 
 1796-1840. Dayton, O. : United Brethren Publ. House 
 (W. J. Shuey), 1896. 8vo, pp. 2, 268. Portraits. 
 
 "History of Dayton from its earliest settlement, including 
 names of its pioneers." Publ. Weekly. 
 
 1508. EDSALL, JAMES M. Long Island. Celebration of the 
 
 Re-Setting of the New Utrecht Liberty Pole (erected 
 just after the Revolutionary War), with historical ad- 
 dress by Mr. Jas. M. Edsall, and historic account of the 
 first pole setting, illustrated with the American flag in 
 gold and colors. 8vo. n. p., n. d. 
 
 1509. EDSALL, T. H. History of the Town of Kings Bridge, 
 
 now Part of the 24th Ward, New York City, with Index. 
 New York: Privately printed. 18S7. pp. io^. 
 
 Only 53 copies issued, for presentation. 
 Sold: Bangs, 1899, 15.00; mo;, cl, 3.75; Anderson, 1905, 
 
 large paper. 5.05. 
 
 1510. EDSON, OBED. Celebration of the One Hundredth An- 
 
 niversary of American Independence, at Sinclairville, 
 N. Y.. July 4. 1876, in the 68th Year of the Settlement of 
 the Town of Charlotte: including an Historical Vddress
 
 324 EDWARDS. 
 
 by Obed Edson. With an Appendix. Sinclairville, X. 
 Y. : E. L. Husted, 1876. 8vo, pp. 73. (Ptibl. by O. Ed- 
 son.) 
 
 1511. EDWARD, DAVID B. The History of Texas; or the 
 
 Emigrant's, Farmer's, and Politician's Guide to the 
 Character, Climate. Soil and Productions of that Coun- 
 try : geographically arranged from Personal Observation 
 and Experience. Cincinnati : J. A. James & Co., 1836. 
 121110, pp. 336. Map.* 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1881, 3.50: Henkels, 1899, 1.10; Dunbar, 
 
 1892, 1.40; Cable, 1882. 1.75; Henkels, 1900, 70 cts. ; 
 Bourquin, 1894, 50 cts. ; Proud, 1903. 2.00 : Field, 1875, 
 1.50; A. G. Greene, i860, 15 cts.; Polock, 1904, cl, 3.25. 
 
 1512. EDWARDS, BELA BATES. Address delivered at South- 
 
 ampton. Mass., at the Centennial Celebration of the 
 Incorporation of the Town. July 23. 1841. Andover: 
 1 84 1. 8vo, pp. 54. 
 
 1513. EDWARDS, NINIAN W. History of Illinois from 1778 
 
 to 1833. Also the Life and Times of Gov. Xinian Ed- 
 wards. Springfield: State Journal Co., 1870. 8vo, pp. 
 552-* 
 Sold: Cooke, 1883, 3.25; Guild. 1887, 5.25 ; Cable, 1882. 1.87. 
 
 1514. EDWARDS, RICHARD. Statistical Gazetteer of the 
 
 States of Virginia and Korth Carolina, embracing im- 
 portant Topographical and Historical Information, from 
 Recent and Original Sources, together with the Results 
 of the last Census, Population, and Statistics, in many 
 cases to 1855. Richmond: Published for the Proprietor. 
 1856. 8vo, pp. 601.* 
 
 Illustrate! by woodcuts. One side of the pave i^ devoted 
 to the letterpress, the other t" advertisements. The Coats (if Arms 
 • ii Virginia and \ Carolina form part of the title. 
 
 "So far as is known the first directory of North Carolina 
 published." Weeks. 
 
 1515. EDWARDS, RICHARD; HOPEWELL, M. (M. D.L 
 
 The Great West and her Commercial Metropolis, em- 
 bracing a General View of the \Yes;. and a Complete 
 History of St. Louis, from the Landing of Ligueste in 
 ij(>4. to the Present Time: With Portraits and Bioj 
 raphies of the I lid Si ttlers and many of the most Promi-
 
 EIGHTS. 3-5 
 
 nent Business .Men. Splendidly Illustrated. St. Louis: 
 Office of the Edwards Monthly, i860. 8vo, pp. 604. 66 
 portraits and 55 plates.* 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 2.12 ; Cable, 1883, 30 cts. ; Bourquin, [894, 
 
 10 cts. 
 
 1516. EGLE, WILLIAM HENRY (DR.). An Illustrated His- 
 
 tory of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Civil. Politi- 
 cal, and .Military, from its Earliest Settlement to the 
 Present 'rime, including Historical Descriptions of each 
 County in the State, their Towns and Industrial Re- 
 sources. Harrisburg: De ^Vitt C. Goodrich &Co., 1876. 
 8vo, pp. 1186. Illustrated.* 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 1.30; Bourquin, 1894, 1877 ed.. I.IO; 
 Proud, 1903, hlf elf. 3.60; Pennypacker, 1906, cl. auto- 
 graph presentation copy from author inserted, 1.75. 
 
 1517. . 1 785- 1885. Centenary Memorial of the Erection 
 
 of the County of Dauphin and the Founding of the City 
 of Harrisburg. Harrisburg: Telegraph Printing House, 
 1886. 8vo, pp. 397. Frontispiece, of Centennial medal.* 
 
 Sold: Pennypacker, 1906, 60 cts. 
 
 1518. . History of the Counties of Dauphin and Lebanon 
 
 in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania : Biographical 
 and Genealogical. Philadelphia: Everts & Peck, 1883. 
 4to, pp. 8, (i),969-* 
 
 Sold: Freeman & Co., 1903, 4.00; Pattison, 1904, hlf mo. 
 presentation copy from author to Gov. Pattison, 3.25 ; 
 Henkels, 1905, hlf mo. 4.75; Proud, 1903, cl, unct, 5.00; 
 Proud, 1903. hlf russ, 4.00. 
 
 1519. . History of the County of Dauphin in the Com- 
 monwealth of Pennsylvania, Biographical and Genea- 
 logical. Philadelphia: Everts and Peck, 1883. 4tO, pp. 
 616.* 
 
 1520. . History of the County of Lebanon in the Com- 
 monwealth of Penna., Biographical and Genealogical. 
 Philadelphia : Everts & Peck, 1883. 4to, pp. 360.* 
 
 1521. EIGHTS, J. Reminiscences of the City of Ubany, with 
 
 an Engraving, showing a view of the City from the oppi 1- 
 site side of the Hudson River. Albany: [836. I2mo, 
 pp. 18.
 
 326 ELIOT. 
 
 1522. ELDER, JANUS GRANVILLE. History of Lewiston. 
 
 Written by J. G. Elder expressly for Androscoggin One- 
 Price Company, Blue Store, corner Lisbon & Ash Sis.. 
 Lewiston, Me.. 1882. Boston: Abr. G. Daniels, Pr. 
 8vo, pp. 48. 
 
 Mr. Elder published a history of Lewiston. in French's Atlas 
 of Androscoggin County, 1875. 
 
 1523. ELDRIDGE, JOSEPH; CRISSEY, THERON WIL- 
 
 MOT. History of Norfolk, Litchfield County, Conn., 
 1744-1900. Everett, Mass.: 1900. Svo, pp. 648. Illus- 
 trated. 
 
 1524. ELIOT, JOHN. New | Englands | First Fruits; | in 
 
 respect, | 
 
 ( Conversion of some. ") 
 
 First of the i Conviction of divers, '.- of the Indians. 
 
 ( Preparation of sundry ) 
 
 2. Of the progresse of Learning, in the Colledge at 
 I Cambridge in Massachusetts Bay. ; With | Divers other 
 speciall Matters concerning that Countrey. | Published 
 by the instant request of sundry Friends, who desire | to 
 be satisfied in these points by man}' New England Men | 
 who are here present, and were eye or eare- | witnesses 
 of the same. | By W. Mathews. | London, | Printed by 
 R. ( ). and G. D. for Henry Overton, and are to be | sold 
 at his Shop in Popes-head Alley. 1643. I 4to. pp. (2). 
 26, (l). 
 
 "The first, and one of the rarest of the series of reports from 
 
 New England relative to the conversion of the aborigines. Pages 
 
 18-jo contain the Commencement theses at the graduation of the 
 first class in 1642." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Livermore, 1894, hlf elf. title too closely trimmed at 
 top. 20.00; Roche, 1867, unbd, cut close, 10.00; Barlow, 
 1890, hlf rus. 180.00; Br. Ives, 1897. br cd mo. extra, git, 
 by Matthews, 120.00; Hoffmann, 1877. 11.00; Cooke, 
 [883, levt mo, git. extra, by W. Matthews. 48.00; same 
 sale, levt mo. git. unct, 36.00; Field. 1875, levt mo. 22.50; 
 Menzies, 1875. cr red levt 1110, git. inside lined with hi 
 mo. tooled, mo joints, git. by W. Matthews. 33.00: l'.rin- 
 K-v. 1X71;. maroon mo, antogr. Cotton Mather on guard 
 leaf. 21.00: Puttick & Simpson, [861, elf, extra, l>v Bed- 
 ford, £3.
 
 KLIOT. 327 
 
 1525. . New England's First Fruits; with Divers other 
 
 special Matters Concerning that Country. New York : 
 Joseph Sabin, 1865. 4to, pp. (4), 47. 
 
 This is a reprint of the 1643 edition. It is No. I of the Eliot 
 
 Tracts. 
 
 "This reprint of the first of that series of reports to the Cor- 
 poration for Propagating the Gospel among the Indians of New 
 England, known as the Eliot Tracts, has the great defect <>f being 
 published without note, comment or biographical sketch. Indeed, 
 the whole of Mr. Sabin's reprints are unedited, and thus an excel- 
 lent opportunity of adding to the common stock of knowledge 
 regarding their bibliographical history, as well as that of their 
 author, editors, and the venerable society which printed them, was 
 lost.' T. W. Field. 
 
 "I was unkind enough not to avail myself of Mr. Field's offer 
 to do something of the hind here suggested, and I think the above 
 specimen of Mr. Field's indifferent English will be a sufficient 
 reason for my declination." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Roche, [867, large paper, unct, 75 cts. ; Roche, 1867, 
 flscp, unct, 75 cts.; Hoffmann, 1877, 50 cts.; Field, 1875. 
 1. 12. 
 
 1526. . A Brief | Narrative | of the | Progress of the Gos- 
 pel amongst | the Indians in New England, in | the Year 
 1670. I Given in | By the Reverend John Elliot. | Minister 
 of the Gospel there, | In a Letter by him directed to | the 
 Right Worshipfull the Com- | missioners under his 
 Majesties | Great-Seal for Propagation of the | Gospel 
 amongst the poor Blind Na- | tives in those United 
 Colonies. | London, | Printed for John Allen, formerly 
 living in Little-Britain at | the Rising-Sun. and now in 
 Wentworth street near Bell- | Lane, 1671. | 4to, pp. ir. 
 
 Exceedingly rare. 
 
 1527. ELIOT, JOHN. A Brief Narrative of the Progress of the 
 
 Gospel among the Indians of New England. 1670. With 
 Introductory Notes. By W. T. R. Marvin. Boston : 
 John K. Wiggin & Wm. Parsons Lunt. 1S6R. Sin. 4to, 
 
 PI 1 - 36- 
 
 170 copies printed, 20 on large paper. Reprint of No. 1526. 
 
 1528. ELIOT, JOHN; MAYHEW. Tears of Repentance; | Or. 
 
 A further | Narrative of the Progress of the Gospel | 
 Amongst the | Indians | in | New England ; | Setting 
 forth, not only their present state and condition, but 
 sundry Confessions of sin | by diverse of the said In- 
 dians, wrought upon | by the saving Power of the Gos-
 
 328 ELLIOT. 
 
 pel ; Together | with the manifestation of their Faith and 
 Hope I in Jesus Christ, and the Work of Grace upon | 
 their Hearts. | Related by Mr. Eliot and Mr. Mayhew, 
 two Faithful Laborers | in that Work of the Lord, j Pub- 
 lished by the Corporation for propagating the Gospel 
 there, for the | Satisfaction and Comfort of such as wish 
 well thereunto. | (Motto) London : Printed by Peter 
 Cole in Lead Hall, and are to be Sold at | his Shop, at 
 the Sign of the Printing Press in Cornhill | near the 
 Royal Exchange, 1653. | 4to, 18 1., pp. 47. 
 
 Reprint, Mass. Hist. Soc. Coll., v. 4, 3d Scr. 
 Sold: Rice, 1870, elf, by Pratt, 100.00. 
 
 1529. ELLIOTT, CHARLES W. The New England History, 
 
 from the Discovery of the Continent by the Xorthmen, 
 A. D. 986, to the Period when the Colonies declared 
 their Independence, A. D. 1776. New York: Charles 
 Scribner, 1857. 2 vols. 8vo, pp. 479; 492. 2 Plates. 
 
 Sold: Bell, 1895, 3.50; Coburn, 1895, 3.50; Bangs, 1896, 
 3.25; Bangs, 1897, cl, 4.25; Deane, 1898, 4.50; Manson, 
 
 1899, 3-5°; Cable, 1882, 4.90; Cable, 1883, 2.25; Thornton, 
 1878, 2.75; Menzies, 1876, hlf mo, git, unct, by Trent, 
 26.00: Bourquin, 1894, 4.00; Shurtlefr, 1875, 3.50; Avery, 
 
 1900, 3.10; Libbie. 1898, 4.00; Richmond, 1899. 3.20; 
 Jordan, 1904, cl, 4.00. 
 
 1530. ELLIOT, HENRY W. Our Arctic Province, Alaska and 
 
 the Seal Islands. New York : C. Scribner & Sons, i8?6. 
 8vo, pp. 14, 466. Illustrations and Maps. 
 
 1531. ELLIOTT, JEHI. A Discourse delivered on the Sabbath 
 
 after the Commencement of the Year 1802. Middle- 
 town : 1802. 8vo, pp. 35, 3. 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1879, 4.00. 
 
 1532. ELLIOT, JONATHAN. Historical Sketches of the Ten 
 
 Miles Square forming the District of Columbia; with a 
 Picture of Washington, describing Objects of General 
 Interest or Curiosity at the .Metropolis of the Union; 
 * * * Washington: J. Elliot, 1830. pp. 554. Plate. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 1.60.
 
 ei.lis. 329 
 
 1533. ELLIOTT, JOSEPH P. History of Evansville and Van- 
 
 derburgh County, Ind., From the Earliest Times to the 
 Present, embracing Reminiscences of the Pioneers and 
 
 Biographical Sketches. Evansville: 1897. 8vo, pp. 400. 
 
 1534. ELLIOTT, RICHARD SMITH. Notes taken in Sixty 
 
 Years. St. Louis. Washington, D. C. : Brentano Bro 
 
 1884. 8vo, pp. 4. 336. Portrait. 
 
 This is both personal experience and ;i history 1 
 of the western country. Col. Elliott went to St, Louis in 1843. 
 
 1535. ELLIOT, W. C. A History of Reynoldsville an.d Vici 
 
 Located in Jefferson County, Pa. Reynoldsville: "Vol- 
 unteer" Print, [894. [2mo, pp. 58. 4 pp. business adver- 
 tisements at end.* 
 
 1536. ELLIOT, WILLIAM. The Washington Guide: contain- 
 
 ing an Account of the District of Columbia ; the City of 
 "Washington, its Capture by the British in 1814. Wash- 
 ington : S. A. Elliot, 1822. i8ino, pp. xii, 138. + 1830. -f- 
 1834. -j- Washington: Frank Taylor. 1837. i8mo. pp. 
 xii, 310. Map and Plates. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894. 20 cts. ; same sale, 1837, 40 cts. 
 
 1537. ELLIS, AGNES L. Lights and Shadows of Sewickly 
 
 Life: or. Memories of Sweet Valley. Philadelphia: 1893. 
 8vo, pp. 308. 
 
 1538. ELLIS, ALBERT GALLATIN. Hand Book of Stevens 
 
 Point, and the Upper Wisconsin. Its Character, Early 
 Settlement, Villages, Population, and General Advan- 
 tages for Settlers ; with a Correct Map of the State. 
 Stevens Point: Ellis. Tracy & Swayze, 1857. i6mo, pp. 
 
 45- 
 
 1539. . History of Portage Count}-, Wisconsin, read at 
 
 the Centennial Celebration held at the City of Stevens 
 Point. July 4, 1876. Stevens Point: 1876. 8vo, pp. 14. 
 
 1540. ELLIS, CHARLES MAYO. The History of Roxbury 
 
 Town. Part 1. The Early History of the Town. Bos- 
 ton: Samuel G. Drake, 1847. 8vo, pp. [46. 
 But the part one was ever printed. 
 Sold: Woodward. 7869, 2.50: Cable. 1882, shts. folded. 1.50: 
 Brinley, 1879, 4.00: Manson, 1899, shts. folded, unct, jj
 
 330 ELLIS. 
 
 cts. ; Child, 1882, 2.75; Cable, 1882, cl, 2.12; Cable, 1883, 
 2.00; Thornton, 1878, 5.00; Balcom, 1901, 2.12; J. G. 
 Smith, 1883, portr. and inserted plates, 2.25 ; Shurtleff, 
 1875, with MS. marginal notes, 2.00; same sale, unbd, 
 1.87; Cooke, 1883, 1.50; Deane, 1898, 2.00; Whitmore, 
 1902, cl. unct, 1.50; Guild. 1887, 2.50; Clogston, 1875, 
 2.50. 
 
 1541. ELLIS, FRANKLIN. History of Genessee County, Mich- 
 
 igan, with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches of its 
 Prominent Men and Pioneers. Philadelphia : Everts & 
 Abbott, 1879. 4to, pp. 446.* 
 
 Sold: Freeman & Co., 1903, 2.50. 
 
 1542. . History of Berrien and Van Buren Counties, Mich- 
 igan, with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches of its 
 Prominent Men and Pioneers. Philadelphia : Ensign & 
 Co.. 1880. 4to. pp. 548. Lithographs and woodcuts. 
 Outline map.* 
 
 Sold: Freeman & Co., 1903, 3.00. 
 
 1543. . History of Shiawassee and Clinton Counties, Mich- 
 igan, with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches of 
 their Prominent Men and Pioneers. Philadelphia : D. 
 W. Ensign & Co., 1880. 4to, pp. 541. Lithographs and 
 woodcuts.* 
 
 Sold: Freeman & Co., 1903, 3.00. 
 
 1544. . History of Fayette County, Pennsylvania; with 
 
 Biographical Sketches of many of its Pioneers and 
 Prominent Men. Copiously illustrated with portraits, 
 views and maps. Philadelphia: Everts & Peck. 1882. 
 4to, pp. 602. 
 
 "*■ Published at $25.00. Only a limited number printed. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1898, 5.25. 
 
 1545. . History and Future of Minnehaha County, Da- 
 kota, and the City of Sioux Falls. Sioux Falls : 1887. 
 8vo. Illustrated. Map. 
 
 1546. . History of Monmouth County, Xcw Jersey. Illus- 
 trated. Philadelphia : R. T. Peck & Co.. 1885. " 4to, pp. 
 10. 902. Outline map, steel and woodcuts."
 
 ELLIS. 331 
 
 Sold: Bangs, [898, hlf mo, git, 8.25; Henkels, 1900, 7.50: 
 Proud, 1903, 8.25; Bangs, 1899, 5.50; Bangs, 1900, 10.50; 
 Freeman & Co., 1903, 7.25. 
 
 1547. ELLIS, FRANKLIN; EVANS, SAMUEL. History Mi- 
 
 Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. With Biographical 
 Sketches of many of its Pioneers and Prominent Men. 
 Illustrated. Philadelphia: Everts & Peck, 1883. 4 
 pp. viii, 1101.* 
 
 Sold: Henkels. 1900, 6.00; Proud, 1903, 5.50; Freeman & 
 Co., 1903, 5.00; Henkels, 1905, hlf rus, 4.25. 
 
 1548. ELLIS, GEORGE EDWARD. Sketches of Bunker Hill 
 
 1 '. a 1 1 1 e and Monument: with Illustrative Document- 
 Charlestown : C. P. Emmons, 1843. 121110, pp. 172. " 
 Second Edition. -|- Third Edition, -f- 121110, pp. 172. 
 Map and Plate. -f- Fourth Edition. [844. i8mo. pp. 172. 
 -j- Charlestown : 1863.* 
 
 Sold: Brinley, 1879, 2d ed., 1843, 1.00; Brinley. 1879, 41 li 
 ed.. 1844, 50 cts. ; Manson, 1899, 1843 e d-. 1.62 ; Hoffmann. 
 1877, ed. of 1863, 25 cts. 
 
 J 549- • An Authentic History of the Bunker Hill Battle. 
 
 together with a full account of the building of the monu- 
 ment, by James Savage. Charlestown: 185 1. i6mo. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 50 cts. 
 
 I 55°- • The Puritan Age and Rule in the Colony of th 
 
 Massachusetts Bay, 1(120-1685. Boston: Houghton, Mif- 
 flin & Co., 1888. 8vo, pp. 19. 576. 
 
 I55 1 - • An Oration delivered at Charlestown. Massachu- 
 setts, on the 17th of June, 1841, in Commemoration of 
 the Battle of Hunker Hill. Boston : William Crosby & 
 
 Co., 184I. 8VO, pp. J2. 
 
 Sold: Menzies, 1876. hlf mo, git, unct. 28 illus. inserted, 
 6-75- 
 
 1552. . History of the Battle of Bunker's (Breed's) Hill. 
 
 on June 17. 1775. Map. Boston: 1875. 8vo. 
 
 The Same, recast, with changes, Map and note. Svo. 
 pp. 69. Boston : 1875. 
 
 Sec also, N. V. Herald, June 8, 1875.
 
 332 ELLSWORTH. 
 
 Sold: 1875 ed. : Olcott, 1901, bds, original covers bd in, 25 
 cts. ; Manson, 1899, hlf mo, git, unct, extra illus., with 31 
 portr., 7.50; Harold Peirce, 1903, 30 cts.; Harold Peirce. 
 1903, 60 cts. 
 
 1553. ELLIS, LEONARD BOLLES. History of New Bedford 
 
 and its Vicinity (with Biographies), 1602 to 1892. Syra- 
 cuse: 1892. Roy. 8vo, pp. 731. (5), 175. Portraits, Maps 
 and Illustrations. 
 
 Sold: Coburn. 1895, 6.00. 
 
 1554. ELMER, LUCIUS Q. C. History of the Early Settlement 
 
 and Progress of Cumberland County, Xew Jersey; ami 
 of the Currency of this and the Adjoining Colonies. 
 Bridgeton. N. J.: George F. Nixon, 1869. 8vo, pp. 142. '"■ 
 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892, 75 cts.; Henkels, 1900, 90 cts.; Hen- 
 kels, 1899, 1. 10; Bourquin. 1804, 1.10; Bourquin, 1894, 60 
 cts.: Randall, 1901, 50 cts.; Cresson, 1902. 80 cts. 
 
 I 555- • The Constitution and Government of the Prov- 
 ince and State of Xew Jersey, from 1776 to 1845, and 
 Reminiscences of the Bench and Bar. During more than 
 Half a Century. Newark, N. J. : Martin R. Dennis & 
 Co.. 1872. 8vo, pp. viii, 895.* 
 
 This is Vol. 7 of Coll. N. J. Histor. Society. 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 50 cts.; Henkels, 1901, 25 cts.; Hen- 
 kels, 1900, 90 cts.; Randall, 1901, 50 cts.; Bourquin. 1894. 
 25 cts. 
 
 1556. ELLSWORTH, C. S. Views in and around Sparta, Vis. 
 
 Giving a Brief History of the City, and setting forth its 
 Advantages for Manufacturing and as a Place of Resi- 
 dence. Together with some Account of its Celebrated 
 Magnetic Mineral Water. Portage : 1888. 121110, pp. 48. 
 
 1557. ELLSWORTH, H. L. Illinois in 1837; a Sketch descrip- 
 
 tive of the Situation, Boundaries, Face of the Country, 
 Prominent Districts, Prairies, Rivers, Minerals, Animals. 
 Agricultural Productions, Public Lands, Plans of Inter- 
 nal Improvement, Manufactures, &c, of the State of 
 Illinois: also. Suggestions to Fmigrants, Sketches of the 
 Counties, Cities and Principal Towns in the State: to- 
 gether with a Letter on the Cultivation of the Prairies,
 
 ELWELL. 333 
 
 l'.\ the I loii. II. L. Ellsworth. To which are annexed 
 The Letters from a Rambler in the \\ <m. Philadelphia: 
 S. Augustus Mitchell, 1X37. 8vo, pp. 143. Map.* 
 
 "Ri printed as 'Illinois in 1837 and [838.' Philadelphia, S. 
 Augustus Mitchell, i. v ;,s. 8vo. 
 
 "The publisher is probably the authi r. It was gol up mainly 
 to promoti the sale of Illinois Lands then owned by John Gri 
 of Philadelphia." Sabin. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 50 cts. ; S. L. Boardman, 1883, 25 
 cts. ; Bourquin, 1894, 5 cents.; Guild, 1887, 1.12; Clog- 
 ston. [875, C.50; Bangs, [902, Lids, in mor case, 3.75. 
 
 1558. ELLSWORTH, HENRY W. Valley of the Upper Wa- 
 
 bash, Indiana, with Minis on its Agricultural Advan- 
 tages; Plan of a Dwelling, Estimates of Cultivation, and 
 Notices of Labor-Saving Machines. New York: Pratt, 
 Robinson and Co., [838. i2mo, pp. xii, 175. Map and 
 Plates. 
 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 1.63; Cable. 1882, 1.12; Brinley, 
 1881, 75 cts.; Cable, 1883, 25 cts.; Brinley, 1893, 1.62; M. 
 D. Oilman. 1884, 15 cts.; Waterbury, 1895, 55 cts.; Clog- 
 ston. 1875, 80 els. 
 
 ELVAS. See De Soto. 
 
 1559. ELWELL, EDWARD HENRY. Aroostook; with some 
 
 Account of the Excursions thither, of the Editors of 
 Maine, in the Years 1858 and 1878. and of the Colony 
 of Swedes settled in the Town of Xew Sweden. I' 
 land: Transcript Printing Co., 1878. 8vo. pp. 50. + Sec- 
 ond Edition, revised, with additional matter and illus- 
 trations. Providence: J. A. & R. A. Reid, 1881. 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 3.50. 
 
 1560. . Portland and Vicinity. Illustrated. Portland: 
 
 Loring, Short & Harmon, and W. S. Jones, [876. 8vo, 
 pp. 142. 
 
 The Same, with a Sketch of Old Orchard Beach 
 and other Maine Resorts. Portland: Loring, Short & 
 Harmon. 1881. 8vo, pp. 1 
 
 -f- Revised edition, Providence, R. I.: J. A. .S: R. \. 
 Reid. [881. 8vo, pp. 142. Illustrated. 
 Sold: Manson. [899, [876 ed.. 50 cts.: Cable, 1882. 50 cts.; 
 S. L. Boardman, 1883, 15 cts.; Guild. [887, 1.00.
 
 334 EMERSON. 
 
 1561. . The Burning of Portland. Full Account of the 
 
 Great Conflagration, Portland, July 4, 1866. Published 
 by the Portland Transcript Company. 
 
 1562. . Diamond Island, Portland, Maine. Its History, 
 
 Improvements, and Natural Features. With the By- 
 laws, list of residences and Land owners of the Diamond 
 Island Association. Illustrated with cuts of cottages 
 and scenery of the Island. Portland: Lakeside Press, 
 1890. 8vo, pp. 29. 
 
 1563. ELY, ELISHA. Rochester in 1827. With a map. Roch- 
 
 ester. N. Y. : 1828. 121110. 
 
 Sold: Bourquin, 1894, 4.70. 
 
 1564. EMERSON, J. W.; RUSSELL, T. P.; PECK, C. R. 1776- 
 
 1876. One Hundred Years. Historical Summary of Iron 
 County, Mo., from its Organization to July 4th, 1876, as 
 Compiled for, and Read at, the Centennial Anniversary 
 of the Declaration of American Independence in Ironton, 
 July 4th, 1876. Ironton, Mo. : Register Job Office, 1876. 
 E. Pluribus Unum. 121110, pp. 16.* 
 
 1565. EMERSON, RALPH WALDO. A Historical Discourse 
 
 delivered before the Citizens of Concord, Mass., 12th 
 Sept.. 1833. on the Second Centennial Anniversary of 
 the Incorporation of the Town. Concord: G. F. Bemis. 
 1835. 8vo, pp. 52. 
 
 Reprinted in Amer. Histor. Magazine, V. 1, Boston. 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, 1.00: Manson, 1899. both editions, 
 7.00. 
 
 1566. EMERSON, WILLIAM ANDREW. Leominster, Massa- 
 
 chusetts, Historical and Picturesque. Portraits and illus- 
 trations. Gardner : 1888. 8vo. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 1.50. 
 
 1567. . History of the town of Douglas, Mass.. from the 
 
 earliest Period to 1878, with Genealogies. Maps, numer- 
 ous engravings. Boston : F. W. Bird, 18717. 8vo, pp. 338. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 1.25; Cable, 1882. cl. unci, 1.75: I'.al- 
 cnin. [901, 2.00; Cable, 1883, 50 cts. ; J. G. Smith, 1883, 
 2.00: Bourquin, 1894, bds. i.oo; Cooke. 1883, 2.j^\ Guild, 
 1887. 1.87.
 
 EMERY. 335 
 
 1568. . Fitchburg, Massachusetts, Past and Present. 
 
 Fitchburg: 1887. 8vo, pp. 312. Portraits and Illustra- 
 tions. 
 
 1569. EMERY, EDWIN. History of Sanford, Maine. 1661-1900. 
 
 Compiled by (his son) William Morrill Emery. Fall 
 River: W. M. Emery, 1901. 121110, pp. 14, 537. 
 
 1570. EMERY, GEORGE ALEXANDER. Ancient City of 
 
 Georgeana and modern Town of York (Maine 1 From its 
 Earliest Settlement to the Present Time. Also its 
 Beaches and Summer Resorts. Written. Compiled and 
 Typographically Composed by Geo. Alex. Emery. Bi 
 ton: G. Alex. Emery, 1874. i6mo, pp. 256. + Second 
 Edition. Corrected, Enlarged, Illustrated, Revised. 
 New York: Conner, 1894.* 
 
 "Mr. Emery composed and printed this work without manu- 
 script, depending on his memory and a few notes." Williamson. 
 
 Sold: Deane, 1898, cl, 3.50; Manson, 1899, 50 cts. ; Cable, 
 1882, 2.00; S. L. Boardman, 1883, 1.00. 
 
 1571. EMERY, SAMUEL HOPKINS. History of Taunton. 
 
 Mass.. from its Settlement to the Present Time : (includ- 
 ing biographical sketches). With an Introductory No- 
 tice by Edmund H. Bennett. Syracuse, X. Y. : [893. 
 8vo, pp. 768, no. Portraits, plates, maps. &c. 
 
 Edition of 300 copies, only nine of which were left uncut. 
 Sold: .Manson. 1899, russia, unct. git, contains Supplmt., 
 pttbl. after the original vol., a. 1. s. from author inserted, 
 24.00. 
 
 1572. . Supplement to the History of Taunton. 
 
 1573. EMERY, SARAH ANNA. Reminiscences of a Nonagena- 
 
 rian, or "Ould Newberry" and Newburyport prior to 
 1811, with Sketches of the Early Families. Edited and 
 Illustrated by Sarah A. Emery, Author of "Three Gen- 
 erations." Newburyport: William H. Huse & Co.. 1879. 
 8vo, pp. 336.* 
 
 The Same. Boston: George E. Littlefield. 1881. 
 8vo. 
 
 Contains curious lithographs from pencil drawings mad" by 
 the author and with a perspective generally erratic. Contains coats 
 of arms of various village families.
 
 336 ENGLISH. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1883, 1.37; Balcom, 1901, 2.00; Whitmore, 
 1902, cl. unct, 1.40; Guild, 1887, 1.75; 1881 ed. : Manson, 
 1899, 1.50; Cable, 1882, 2.62. 
 
 1574. EMMONS, CHARLES P. Sketches of Bunker Hill Battle 
 
 and Monument : With Illustrative Documents. Charles- 
 town : C. P. Emmons, 1843. i6mo, Title, Contents, 1 1., 
 pp. 172. Plan of Bunker Hill. + Fourth Edition. 1844.* 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1902, 40 cts. 
 
 1575. EMMONS, WILLIAM. Address in Commemoration of 
 
 the Battle of Bunker Hill, delivered June 17, 1825. being 
 the fiftieth anniversary. Boston : 1823. 8vo. 
 
 Mr. Emmons delivered an oration on Lexington Battle on 
 April 19, 1826, Boston ; the Author, 1826. Svo. pp. 16. Another 
 edition : Emmons's Oration on Lexington Battle. Apr. 19, 1827. 
 X. p. 11. d., Svo, pp. 7. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 37 cts. 
 
 1576. EMORY, W. H. Notes of a Military Reconnoissance from 
 
 Fort Leavenworth in Missouri to San Diego in Califor- 
 nia. Including Parts of the Arkansas, Del Norte, and 
 Gila Rivers. Washington: Wendell & Van Benthuysen, 
 1848. Svo, pp. 416. Illustrations and map-. 
 Senate Doc, 30 Congress, 1st Sess. Exec. No. 7. 
 Sold: Dunbar, 1892. 30 cts. 
 
 1577. ENDICOTT, CHARLES. Centennial Celebration at Can- 
 
 ton, Mass., July 4th, 1876, with Historical Address by 
 Charles Endicott. Boston: 1876. 8vo, pp. 47. 
 
 Sold: Cable. 1882, 1.00. 
 
 1578. ENDICOTT, CHARLES M. Memoir of John Endicott. 
 
 First Governor of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay. 
 Being also a Succinct Account of the Rise and Progress 
 of the Colon)', from 1628 to 1665. Salem : Printed at the 
 Observer Office, 1847. 4 l °- PP- IO - Portrait. 
 
 1579. ENGLISH, A. L. History of Atlantic City. N. J., Aug., 
 
 1884. Philadelphia: Dickson & Gilling Publ. Co., 1884. 
 8vo, pp. 208. Illustrated. 20 pp. advertisements al end 
 of book.* 
 
 Sold: Henkels, 1900, 50 cts.
 
 espv. 337 
 
 1580. ENGLISH, WILLIAM HAYDEN. Conquest of the 
 
 Country Northwest of the River Ohio, 1778-1783; and, 
 Life of Gen. George Rogers Clark. Over 125 Illustra- 
 tions, with numerous Sketches of Men who served under 
 Clark and full List of those allotted Lands in Clark's 
 Grant for service in the Campaigns against the British 
 Posts, showng exact Land allotted each. Indianapolis, 
 Ind. : The Bowen-Merrill Co., 1896. 2 vols. 4to, pp. 6, 
 586-587-1186. Portraits.* 
 
 "This work grew out of the History of Indiana, which the 
 author has been preparing for yea,rs. His material had grown so 
 voluminous that it was determined to publish at once in convenient 
 form the matter in relation to the conquest of the country northwest 
 of the River Ohio ; this necessarily included the life of Geo. Rogers 
 Clark, who successfully planned and executed the campaigns 
 against the British posts. Much of the matter had never before 
 been published. Numerous historical letters, papers, &c, are re- 
 produced in facsimile, or otherwise. Mr. English is president of the 
 Indiana Historical Society." Publ. Weekly. 
 
 The pagination in the two volumes is continuous. 
 
 1580a. ERWIN, C. H. History of the Town and Village of 
 Painted Post and of the Town of Erwin, 1779-1874. 
 Painted Post (N. Y.) : 1874. i2mo, pp. 73. 
 
 1581. ERWIN, MILO. The History of Williamson County, 111.. 
 
 from the Earliest Times down to the Present. With an 
 Account of the Secession Movement, Ordinances, Raids. 
 &c. : also a Complete History of its "Bloody Vendetta,'" 
 including all its recondite causes, results, &c. Marion : 
 1876. i2mo, pp. 286. 
 
 Sold: Cable, 1882, 1.25; Guild, 1887, 1.12. 
 
 1582. ESCOTT, G. S. History and Directory of Springfield and 
 
 North Springfield, Mo. Springfield : 1878. 
 
 Sold: Guild, 1887, 75 cts. 
 
 1583. ESLINGER, A. N. Local History of Dillsburg, Pa. Dills- 
 
 burg: 1902. i2mo. 
 
 Sold: Henkels, paper, 4.25. 
 
 1584. ESPY, JOSIAH. Memorandums of a Tour made by Josiah 
 
 Espy in the States of Ohio and Kentucky, and the In- 
 diana Territory, in 1805. Cincinnati : Robert Clarke & 
 Co., 1870. 8vo, pp. viii, 28, (il.
 
 338 EVANS. 
 
 "Forms one of the Ohio Valley Historical Series, No. 7, under 
 the title of Ohio Valley Miscellanies. The above is paged indepen- 
 dently with a distinctive title, but none were issued separate from 
 the work." Thomson. 
 
 1585. ESTES, DAVID FOSTER. History of Holden, Mass., 
 
 1648-1894. Worcester: 1894. 8vo. Portraits and Illus- 
 trations. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 3.50. 
 
 1586. ESTES, STANLEY J. The Story of New Sweden as told 
 
 at the Quarter Centennial Celebration of the Founding 
 of the Swedish Colony in the Woods of Maine, June 25, 
 1895. Portland, Me. : Loring, Short & Harmon, 1896. 
 8vo, pp. 6, 134. Illustrated. Portraits. 
 
 "New Sweden was the first successful colony of Swedes settled 
 in the wilds of Maine, 25 years ago; from a very small beginning 
 it has grown into a large, thriving town. The opening address 
 made by Frank Oscar Landgrane gives a full history of its incep- 
 tion and growth." Publ. Weekly. 
 
 1587. EVANS, ALBERT S. A La California: Sketches of Life 
 
 in the Golden State. San Francisco: 1873. 8vo, pp. 379. 
 
 Illustrated by Ernest Margot. 
 
 The Same, with an Account of the famous Yosemite 
 Valley. San Francisco: 1889. 8vo. 
 
 1588. EVANS, DE LACY. Facts relating to the Capture of 
 
 Washington, in Reply to some Statements contained in 
 the Memoirs of Admiral Sir George Cockburn, G. C. B. 
 By an Officer serving as Quartermaster General with 
 the Forces engaged, (anon.) London: H. Colburn, 
 1829. 8vo, pp. 1. p. 1., pp. 20. 
 
 1589. EVANS, ELWOOD. Puget Sound : its Past, Present and 
 
 Future. An Address delivered at Port Townsend, 
 Washington Territory, January 5th, 1869. Olympia, 
 Wash. Ter. : 1869. 8vo, pp. 16. 
 
 jtjgo. . The State of Washington. A Brief History of the 
 
 Discovery, Settlement and Organization of Washington, 
 The "Evergreen State," as well as a Compilation of Offi- 
 cial Statistics, showing the Material Development of the 
 State up to Date. n. p. n. d. (Tacoma : Daily News 
 Print.)* 
 
 This book was published by the World's Fair Commission of 
 the State of Washington for distribution at the World's Coluni-
 
 kvki.in. 339 
 
 bian Exposition in 1S93. I' was edited by Elwood Evans, president 
 of the Washington State Historical Society, and by Edmond S. 
 Meany, of Seattle, Statistician. The paper, half-tones, binding, and 
 all the work on the book was done in Washington. 
 
 1591. EVANS, ESTWICK. Pedestrious Tour of Four Thou- 
 
 sand Miles through the Western States and Territories 
 during the Winter and Spring of 1818. Interspersed 
 with brief reflections upon a great variety of topics. Re- 
 ligious, Moral, Political, Sentimental, &c. Concord, X. 
 H. : Printed by Joseph C. Spear, 1S19. i2mo, pp. 256. 
 
 Frontispiece of the author in his hunting suit. • 
 Sold: Woodward, 1869, bds, unct, 4.00; Clogston, 1875, hlf 
 mo, 2.75; Goodwin, 1876, paper, 2.50; Drake, 1876, 2.50. 
 
 1592. EVANS, NELSON W. A History of Scioto County, Ohio. 
 
 Together with a Pioneer Record of Southern Ohio. 
 Portsmouth, O. : Published by Nelson W. Evans, 1903. 
 4to, pp. viii, i I., 1322. Illustrated with photogravures of 
 portraits and places. 
 
 Sold: Merwin-Clayton, 1905, 3.25. 
 
 1593. EVANS, NELSON W.; STIVERS, EMMONS B. A His- 
 
 tory of Adams County, Ohio, From its Earliest Settle- 
 ment to the Present Time. Including Character Sketches 
 of the Prominent Persons identified with the First Cen- 
 tury of the Counties' Growth and Containing Numerous 
 Engravings and Illustrations. West Union, Ohio. : E. 
 B. Stivers, 1900. Roy. 8vo, pp. viii, i 1., 946.* 
 
 1594. EVELIN, ROBERT. A | Direction | for Adventvrers | 
 
 With small stock to get two for one, | and good land 
 freely ; | And for Gentlemen and all Servants, Labourers 
 and I Artificers to live plentifully. | And the true De- 
 scription of the healthiest, pleasantest and richest | plan- 
 tation of new Albion, in North Virginia, proved by thir- 
 teen witnesses. | Together with, | A Letter from Master 
 Robert Evelin, that lived there many | yeares, shewing 
 the particularities, and excellency thereof. | With a briefe 
 of the charge of victuall. and necessaries, to transport | 
 and buy stocke for each Planter, or Labourer, there to 
 get his j Master 50 1 per Annum, or more in twelve 
 trades, and | at 10 1 charges onely a man. | Printed in 
 the yeare, 1641. | 4to, 4 leaves.
 
 340 EVK1CH. 
 
 "A tract of the greatest rarity. The only copy I know of is in 
 the library of Mr. C. H. Kalbfleisch, of New York. It comprises 
 a brief description of the country, signed by Captain Brown, Cap- 
 tain Clayborn, Robert Evelin and ten others, followed by Master 
 Evelin's letter. It was reprinted by Plantagenet in his Description." 
 Sabin. 
 
 See Plantagenet. 
 
 Sold: Murphy. 1884, 130.00. 
 
 1595. EVERETT, EDWARD. An Address delivered at Lexing- 
 
 ton on the 19th (20th) of April, 1835. 2d Edition. 
 Charlestown : Wm. W. Wheildon, 1835. 8vo, pp. 36.* 
 
 1596. . Dorchester in 1630, 1776, and 1855. An Oration 
 
 delivered on the Fourth of July, 1855, by Edward Ever- 
 ett. Also an Account of the Proceedings in Dorchester 
 at the Celebration of the Day. Boston : D. Clapp, 1855. 
 8vo, pp. viii, 158. 
 
 Sold: Manson, 1899, 25 cts. ; Balcom, 1901, 25 cts. ; Cable. 
 1882. 20 cts. ; Cable, 1883, 25 cts. ; J. G. Smith, 1883, 75 
 cts.; Hoffmann, 1877, 50 cts.; Shurtleff, 1875, 3& cts. 
 
 1597. EVERETT, HOMER. The History of Sandusky County, 
 
 Ohio, from its Earliest Settlement to the present time. 
 With Reminiscences of her Pioneers, &c, and an account 
 of the part she took in the War of the Rebellion, with 
 the Names of those who were engaged therein. Fre- 
 mont, O. : 1878. Svo. 
 
 1598. EVERETT, N. W. (REV.). Bi-centennial Celebration at 
 
 Rochester, Mass., July 22, 1879. Historical Address by 
 Rev. N. W. Everett. New Bedford : 1879. Svo. pp. 125. 
 Illustrated. 
 
 1599. EWING, JAMES H.; SLEP, HARRY. History of the 
 
 City of Altoona and Blair County, including sketches of 
 the Shops of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Altoona: 
 Harry Slep's Minor Print, 1880. 8vo, pp. 262.* 
 
 1600. EYRICH, J. C. Historical Sketch-Book and Guide to 
 
 New Orleans and Environs, with map; Illustrated with 
 original Engravings, and containing Accounts of the 
 Traditions, Historical Legends, and remarkable Locali- 
 ties of the Creole City. New Orleans : J. C. Eyrich, 1885. 
 
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