m '.'> iiili m mm iiiiii m '■■'-m. mm --.H^^'A,. ^-J -J— Hifi^W- ^BB^^aMiaaaMBdHIMiaAi^ AMERICAN AUTHORS 1795-J895 AMERICAN AUTHORS I795-J895 A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF FIRST AND NOTABLE EDITIONS CHRONOLOGICALLY ARRANGED WITH NOTES By p. K. FOLEY WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY WALTER LEON SAWYER BOSTON PRINl'ED FOR SUBSCRIBERS 1897 5^ ^rg'x'i^S'^ ,j; 'A ^ GENERAL ^^1^-^ Five Hundred Copies^ Octavo. No Q3a..a. Copyright 1897 by P. K. Foley OF CERTAIN BOOKS— AND MEN. When the wind was east and a sullen sky lowered upon a sod- den street, seven students slept and dreamed. In his dream each visited a bookshop and from an ignoble resting-place drew a bun- dle of pamphlets. There was an Amherst catalogue in the collec- tion, and there was also a speech by Daniel Webster. An Old Farmer's Almanac neighbored a sermon by the Reverend Shear Jashub Baalam on The Iniquity of Unitarianism and A List of Lighthouses and Fog-Signals in the United States. Next came the Annual Report of the New York Central Railroad for 1882 : and under it were six copies of "Tamerlane, by a Bostonian," which the enraptured dreamer bought for five cents apiece. This is the Tamerlane mythus, read by the light of reason. In the accepted version, the collector — there was but one, and he was awake, — sneered unfeelingly and put the pamphlets back : but any book-hunter who has had experience of Special Providences, (as all have) will find this quite too incredible for fable, even. And since Special Providences are matter of record, and since, moreover, no man can — or durst — name the collector who did this thing, knowledge must revise the tale and science must explain it. Seven collectors dreamed ; the dream was so vivid that it lingered in memory as the apotheosis of a familiar story ; by telepathy the story was transferred to the dreamers' sympathetic acquaintance — say, seven hundred. Each man recalls it, in one or other read- ing, so often as he does or does not overlook a bargain. At the full of the moon and in the midsummer silly season it gets into the newspapers. In all seriousness, it is safe to discredit — on general principles — any narrative which fails to recognize the sweet little cherub that sits up aloft keeping watch for the luck of the collector. Sooner or later, whether the book flaunts in a window or hides in a garret, the man to whom it belongs is irresistibly drawn to it. Such an one would intuitively divine that the inconspicuous vol- ume lettered "II Pesceballo " enshrined the words of Lowell ; that the " Incidental Poems " of Robert Dinsmoor, Rustic Bard, was the medium of Whittier's first appearance in book form ; that the unlovely earthernjar offered at auction in a Maine village (and knocked down, by the way, at ten cents), contained an impossible wm^r. viii OF CERTAIN BOOKS — AND MEN. razor and " Fanshawe." Thanks to this blessed principle, or force, or power, — which perhaps it were impious to seek to define — the book-lover may dabble in odd volumes, even. His personal cherub successfully solicited a Boston man to buy the second vol- ume of Matthew Arnold's " Poems " in the edition of 1869, — an unregarded trifle in a dealer's odds and ends. News of the pur- chase came to a fellow in the gentle art ; and presently the Bos- tonian received from him the first volume in the same edition, which had been picked up at auction in another city. The Phihs- tine will say that this is improbable : and so it is : but it is true : and equally true is the correlative that, as the fly-leaves showed, these two volumes originally belonged to the same man, and met in the hands of another disciple after Heaven knows what wander- ing and mischance ! All this of course suggests the axiom that a prize may offer any- where and at any moment. In the catalogue of a New England public library, "My Summer in a Garden" is classified as "Agri- culture " ; and under the general title, " Medicine," and the sub- title, " Pathology : Diseases," the unconscious humorist who per- petrated the book has listed Defoe's " Journal of the Plague in London." At first glance, the connection between first editions and a certain Connecticut town is not half so apparent as the silken thread of fancy that attaches Mr. Warner to the farming interest. Yet in that Connecticut town a man I love discovered Lowell's own copy of the Birmingham Address, a very treasure-house of corrections and notes in autograph, — and bore it away for twenty- five cents ! I might add that in the same place, on another occa- sion, my friend found " The Rose and the Ring," blushing, as it were, in its original pink boards — blushing, perhaps, for that it occupied a fifteen-cent counter. But such reminiscences are dis- tracting ; and they are useless : for the Connecticut bookseller is dead, and no more bargains linger in an unlikely place to refresh the spirit of the collector who goes that way. I pause here to drop a tear for the bookseller. Peace to his ashes ! He was not wholly of them who sell books as butchers sell mutton, by the pound, the bones with the meat ; but he had been ; and though from the commercial point of view it seems a sad thing that he should die before he learned the value of his stock, there is warning for others in the circumstance that as he became sophisticated his health failed. Doubtless it would be easy to demonstrate that to buy at five cents and sell for twenty- five is the only rule of conduct calculated to preserve a dealer in body and mind. There was notably one man in the circle of my professional acquaintance who prospered by this means. Yet he has fallen. Injudicious patrons have offered him of the fruit of OF CERTAIN BOOKS— AND MEN. ir the tree of knowledge, and he has eaten. His former principle of business now applies to none save drygoods editions — which he sells to the gentlemen who boast that they "buy books for the con- tents." I foresaw the end, when he began to prattle of "firsts." Soon he became curious in bindings. Next he was aware of the extra-illustrator and re-revised his price-list in a commendable endeavor to make the punishment fit the crime ; but now he finds that the collector of book-plates must also be reckoned with : and in the attempt to adjust his tariff to the needs or caprices of five several classes of purchasers, he ages visibly. When under one's very eyes a worthy tradesman undergoes this process of degeneration, one sighs for the days of the Crofts sale, when original quarto editions of Shakespeare's plays fetched from one to eleven shillings apiece ; or one wishes that he might at least have attended the Elliot Woodward auction, in 1S69, and bought " A Year's Life " for twenty-five cents. (Mr. Foote's copy realized thirty- three dollars.) Always it seems that the time has been when black swans and pink pearls were less rare than they are at present, when robins nested in January, and when the book- worm lifted up his voice in song under the poor man's window. Some day, under pressure of this conviction, I think I shall take to the road. Your true Yankee never destroys anything but his neighbor's vices. He will not throw away a book. There are early Poes and Hawthornes, not to speak of Freneaus and Mathers, stuffed in barrels, stored in barn-chambers, in any of the older vil- lages, waiting the advent of the collector who shall be brave enough to set up a peddler's cart. Dares any affirm that that man will not buy a Bay Psalm Book with a tin teapot ? I grant that the hero of such a quest may fall victim to the su- perstition that every printed thing is worthy — a form of dementia to which the collector who rigidly restricts himself to a specialty is perhaps peculiarly Hable. But if he survives he will brmg back — not the spoil of the land alone, but — enthralling memories of natives who carry the aforesaid superstition to its logical ultimate, that a volume long preserved must be very valuable. These fig- ure at stated intervals in the suburban correspondence of almost any newspaper as owners of " a book printed more than three hun- dred years ago," erg-o, worth a deal of money. For my own part, I have great joy of the citizens of Granger\'ille who achieve dis- tinction at so cheap a rate. They are amply fellowed in innocent fatuity : but, while other amiable idiots become enlightened and cease to be diverting, the proud possessor of a worthless black- letter is a well-spring of delight, he and his children's children, to the latest generation. The average man can not rebuke his folly : he has not the documents. The collector will not : for in a state X OF CERTAIN BOOKS — AND MEN. of society where, the more charming the catalogue, the more de- structive is the subsequent bill, an inexpensive pleasure is a thing sedulously to be maintained. It is not impossible (there are degrees in folly !) that from this admission some would draw the inference that a book-lover de- precates his outlay. I hasten therefore to approve that noble say- ing of Erasmus : Statlmque ut pecuttiam accepero, Grcecos prhnufn a7ictores, deinde vestes emam. In this sign we con- quer. " And afterwards some clothes " expresses, I am sure, the feeling of every true collector. One may inadvertently acquire books that are no books, one may be seduced by " bargains " that future experience disavows, and then one may seek a safe place and indulge in the language that Erasmus doubtless employed under similar conditions. But the man who regrets or apologizes for making the right choice between a new coat and a faultless first is no more worthy to be called collector. Indeed I question whether he who does not persistently and joyously buy books he cannot afford is entitled to all the honor attaching to that name. Here one might enlarge upon those pleasures of the chase which are revealed to the impecunious alone. Yet the millionaire is a man and a brother : and I could find it in my heart to wish he might experience the emotions that an auction stirs in 2is. (Ob- serve I do not say we attend auctions : rather forego the richest entertainment earth affords — that provided by the woman-who- wants-to-bid — than openly countenance the damnable heresy that law-reports and medical treatises and volumes of sermons are books !) Figure to yourself the collector, removed from obtru- sive rivalries and the sordid eloquence of the auctioneer, sitting down with his catalogue to choose the lots he must have and the others that he would like to have. Fancy his earnest questionings whether a certain classic may not at this time respond to a mod- est bid ; whether the " nine volumes " so ambiguously described include first editions ; whether in a given instance it will be wiser to say " no limit " or to let the temptation pass and trust a Spec- ial Providence at some future time to be made manifest? Pic- ture the debate between bargains and bankruptcy, the occasional conflicts of conscience and inclination, the dreams of what books may come ! And finally try to do justice to the resolute and happy heroism that mails a list of bids which may obliterate a month's salary ! The man who had a standing order for the Kelmscott Press pubhcations as issued knows naught of these tragic joys. To him who would make trial of a new sensation, all sensations, they are cheap at any price. It will be quite safe, however, to leave the praise of poverty to the rich, those ardent champions of inexpensive virtues. Only let OF CERTAIN BOOKS — AND MEN. xi me confess, before we depart the subject, that discretion fixes a limit to my solicitude for my fellow poor. Since I do not affect omniscience, I decline to decide, even for their benefit, the rival claim of auctioneer and bookseller to the chief place in their re- gard. And though I have known a judicious smile to reduce the price of a book one-half, I shall not advise them how to encoun- ter the enemy — whether in the trustfulness that (may) win for- bearance or in the calm superiority that (may) inspire apologetic awe. Yet surely it is well to warn all and sundry that, while a trick of countenance may sometimes serve one's turn, enduring success in collecting rests upon other foundations, that these are in a measure commercial, and that a book-merchant of whatso- ever class may contribute to establish them. Of course a student of catalogues looks to share the reproach of Magliabecchi, that he was a learned man among booksellers and a bookseller among learned men : but perhaps this is not quite so terrible as it sounds. There are booksellers and booksellers, and again there are learned men and — persons who join their titles to their signatures. If it seemed worth while, it would be interesting to contrast a score of book-hunters with an equal number of gentlemen more or less learned, who condemn their pursuit : but we have the courage of our convictions, and we are already vain enough. Let us pass to consider how we may add to our faith knowledge. And first a word concerning Mr. Foley's experience. When I began to know him, years ago, he was just passing out of the scrapbook stage. At this period one is able to appreciate, willing to collect, almost anything : he cuts up catalogues and toilsomely constructs long lists of books that God permitted to be created and advertised, but never suffers to be sold. It is the young collector's apprenticeship to genuine enthusiasm. If he boggles at the scrapbooks, be sure he will never go further. My friend survived the test. As he gave over the ambition to own a dupli- cate of every book in the Congressional Library, he began to long for intimate knowledge of a few books, say eight or ten thousand. Then he condensed the scrapbooks into a little volume that, whether for additions or corrections, has accompanied him ever since. It has been my happiness to watch its expansion into this volume. Public and society Ubraries, dealers' pricelists and pri- vate collections have, in the course of the process, suggested de- tails, and to the friends who have been most helpful Mr. Foley will make his own acknowledgment. It is my duty to bear testi- mony to the untiring zeal and prodigious patience that have car- ried on a work with which I am proud to be — ever so remotely — associated. The present enterprise aside, I am sure that Mr. Foley would xii OF CERTAIN BOOKS— AND MEN. second me in urging the reader to treasure the suggestion of a home-made, strictly personal, pocket bibliography — a compend of titles, dates, identifying features, and average prices. One may be ever so conversant with authorities, but find at the critical mo- ment that he has forgotten some all-important detail. A portable memorandum will tend then and always to disburden the memory, sustain the purse, and solace the soul. And be it remembered that one's cherub will not strive against willful ignorance and that the Special Providences which may bless the lame seldom accrue to the benefit of the lazy ! Since much of this may seem assured and peremptory, it is time to confess that I have no collection : only a bookcase. I have not even a copy of that " unique " Whittier title, the "Narrative of James Williams," which, once announced, has begun to repeat it- self with distressing frequency, as " unique " titles sometimes do — one happy man in Boston exhuming two copies from his anti- slavery collection. Yet since it is permitted to love the things one does not own and to glorify the deeds one can not imitate, I do not apologize for yielding to the temptation to gossip. If oppor- tunity served I would like to speak of, for instance, the rare books that — like the works of Thomas Taylor, the Platonist, — are found in every catalogue. So I might tell how Mrs. Browning bought for her son first editions of Shelley and Keats, and recommend her example to American mothers who may in like manner enter- tain Robert Brownings unawares. Using the euphemism of the delightful Wilham James, (who wrote, in 1817, of "Military Oc- currences .... between Great Britain and the United States ") I could mention those bibliographies which sagacious book- sellers might catalogue under the heading, " Facetiae." Indeed, one who writes of books finds many matters pregnant with elo- quent discourse : yet since to some I may seem to have yielded our position, I must turn to right myself, and so make end. Yet, on second thought, what to the lover of books matters the world's opinion? If he be true man, the lust of possession has never blinded him to worth or worthlessness ; rarity has not be- come synonymous with value ; things have not usurped the place of qualities. True, he has had his defeats and his successes, like other men, — his little hour of triumph, his days of bitterness and his nights of humihation. Fortune has frowned on him, perhaps. Friends have misinterpreted his kindest purpose. Often he has failed in his duty to himself, in which, if one rightly perceives it, resides the sum of duties. But, God be thanked, there are friends who have patience and who do not misunderstand, voices that rise above the turmoil audibly to console and strengthen ! God be thanked that, though he sin and suffer, he may have fellowship OF CERTAIN BOOKS— AND MEN. xiii with them that aspire, and the transmitted hope that he may win to their heights and, whether here or otherwhere in the material universe, dwell in the spirit in their clear sunlight ! Thus, by these devious ways, we return to our — dreams ? Shall we say the brightest concerns that day when every Horace shall have his Maecenas and every Dibdin, his Spencer? Not so whilst we seriously consider our books, arch-enemies of frivolity and low aims, ^^sop, Saadi, Cervantes, Regnard, have been taken by corsairs, left for dead, sold for slaves, and kfiozv the real- ities of hjiman life. WALTER LEON SAWYER. Boston, March i, 1897. PREFATORY NOTE. The assumed requirements of the collector, and others likely to feel interest in such a compilation as the present — and these requirements constitute the compiler's law — seeming rather to be served by a reliable reference handbook than by an elaborate essay in bibliography, the hnes upon which it has been compiled will be readily apparent. It will also be understood why its- scope is Umited to the authors of the century indicated, 1 795-1895, — the principal creators of American literature : the writings of Jona- than Edwards, the Mathers, and others of ante-revolutionary days, more reasonably demanding classification as " Americana " or " Divinity." The preceding paragraph will explain why authors whose works are almost wholly of a scientific, pohtical or religious character are omitted, and why occasional pamphlets of similar nature are included only when the literary standing of the author demanded reference to every production. The same rule has been applied to works with which the authors represented were editori- ally connected. As an important step towards securing accuracy and fulness of detail the lists prepared of their writings have been submitted to the Hving authors included, for their approval, and any additions which they might suggest. All have courteously and cordially responded, with very few exceptions, — and of these last no writings are likely to exist save such as are duly chronicled on the pub- lishers' bulletins. Contributions to magazines, annuals and other serials are not quoted separately, unless, as in the case of Dr. Holmes, the articles, or many of them, have never been reprinted. Reports of commemorative exercises, celebrations, or similar occasions, con- taining addresses, poems, etc., by eminent authors, and each of itself complete, receive separate mention, as also do notable re- prints which experience proves to be more eagerly sought after than the original issues. The Aldrich numbers of the " Vest Pocket " series, not to mention several less recent reprints, very forcibly confirm this assertion. Whilst it may be urged that the titles of works not wholly the production of the authors to whom they are credited, assume PRE FA TOR r NOTE. xv rather formidable proportions, recent experiences prove the Aldrich collector ready to pay a higher price for " Jubilee Days " than for " Poems, by T. B. A." ; that the Emerson collector de- sires the " Sermon at the Ordination of Rev. Chandler Robbins, by Rev. Henry Ware," as eagerly as he does the " Essays " of 1841 ; that the Holmes collector hungers for ''Songs of the Class of 1829," especially the little pamphlet of 1854, as intensely as for "The Harbinger " ; that the Lowell worshipper " hunts " assidu- ously for " Memorial : R. G. S.," and reports of various celebra- tions, and the Whittierite dreams himself the possessor of the Kenoza Lake pamphlet, or " Incidental Poems of the Rustic Bard." Such examples, and they are only a few of many, make it apparent that in extension of lists the collector will more readily condone sins of commission than those of omission. In most cases the titles have been copied from the title page ; where the work was not accessible the most approved authority was followed. The works of many of the authors included, more especially Cooper and Irving, were published simultaneously in New York and London, and sometimes with alteration of date and title ; in such instances it is thought best to quote the Amer- ican issue, as that most esteemed by collectors. Beheving the author best qualified to decide upon the title of his work, alteration or abbreviation of the original is avoided, un- less uniformity and practicability suggested prefixing to the title the designation " edited," or " translated " ; or where such titles as " Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym, etc.," made abbreviation seem advisable. In such exceptions the condensation is indicated by " leaders," and the reading retained is such as not to obscure identification of title. In details as to size, date and place of publication, etc., the methods observed in compiling the higher class of modern cata- logues commend themselves as most comprehensive and effective for the collector's purpose, and are accordingly adopted. Where place or date of publication is omitted from title page, such additions appear in brackets, thereby rendering unnecessary the repetition of " n. p.; n. d.," etc. Other additions by the compiler will also appear in brackets, or in the form of notes appended to certain titles. When a work is credited to an author and his (or her) connec- tion therewith is not indicated on the title page, to facilitate iden- tification such work is included in the alphabetically arranged lists of anonymous and pseudonymous titles, even though the author's name should appear in the index or appended to his contribution. With the same view a title is termed anonymous where the title page is so, even if the work be copyrighted by the author, or his xvi PRE FA TOR T NOTE. name, initials or pseudonym appear in connection with the intro- duction, notes, or elsewhere. Any work including two or more authors is credited to the author whose contribution occupies first place in arrangement or importance ; in all cases of collaboration cross-references indicate the authors represented and remove the necessity of crediting such work to each. A few titles which do not appear in their proper arrangement, owing to errors in trans- cription and other causes, are appended at the end of the volume. The points here dwelt upon will, it is hoped, prove explanatory of the lines followed. There remains for the compiler only to ex- press his gratitude to those who have aided him, one of whom, the late beloved Professor Child, of Harvard University, who supplied, and at much personal inconvenience, extensive and important data, has passed beyond the reach of such acknowledgments. Thanks are due, and are hereby tendered, to the several authors and publishers who with unfailing courtesy and kindness answered the demands made upon them, this more especially so in the case of Messrs. Houghton, Mifflin & Co., whose connection with so many notable authors greatly enlarged their proportion of the en- quiries ; to Charles F. Libbie, Esq., of Boston, whose valuable bibliographical library was generously placed at the compiler's service ; to Miss Louise Imogen Guiney, of Auburndale, who kindly supplied from her collection the titles of otherwise inaccessible works of Thomas William Parsons, and to Dr. R. M. Bucke, of London, Ontario, to whom is almost wholly due the credit for the list of Walt Whitman's writings. P. K. F. AMERICAN AUTHORS. ABBEY, HENRY. 1842— ' " ' '■ May Dreams. i2mo. New York, 1862. Ralph and other Poems. i6mo. Rondout, N. Y., 1866. Stories in Verse. i6mo. New York, 1869. Ballads of Good Deeds, and other Verse. i6mo. New York, 1872. Ballads of Good Deeds. i6mo. London, 1876. Poems. Square 1 2 mo. New York, 1879. The City of Success and other Poems. i2mo. New York, 1884. Poems. Complete Edition. i2mo. Kingston, N.Y., 1885. The Ulster Guard at Gettysburg, . . . July, 1863. ^ Poem read October 4, 1888, at the Dedication of the Monument. 1 2 mo. Rondout, N. Y., 1888. Poems. Third Edition, enlarged. 1 2mo. Kingston, N. Y., 1895. ADAMS, OSCAR FAY. . . . Handbook of English Authors. i6mo. Boston, 1883. Handbook of American Authors. i6mo. Boston, 1884. (Edited.) Through the year with the Poets. 12 volumes, i6mo. Boston '[ I S85-86]. Poet-Laureate Idyls. i6mo. Boston [1886]. (Edited.) Atalanta's Race and other Tales from The Earthly Paradise. i6mo. Boston [188S]. 2 AMERICAN AUTHORS. (Edited.) Chapters from Jane Austen. i6mo. Boston [1888]. (Edited.) Rhymes, Selections and Phrases. i2mo. Boston [1889]. Dear Old Story-Tellers. Portrait. i2mo. Boston [1889]. (Edited.) The Poets' Year. Oblong 8vo. Bos ton [1890]. (EdJt\5d,); Lyrics ol the Hudson, by H. N. Powers. i6mo. ' • &'6s'l:ow'[i89i]. , The Stcry of Jane Austen's Life. Portrait. i6mo. Chicago, 1 89*1'. The Presumption of Sex : and other Papers. i6mo. Boston, 1892. AKERS, ELIZABETH [CHASE]. 1832— Forest Buds from the Woods of Maine. By Florence Percy. i6mo. Boston, 1856. Poems. 24mo. Boston, 1866. The Silver Bridge and other Poems. i6mo. Boston, 1886. Queen Catherine's Rose. i6mo. Dublin and London, 1886. Two Saints. A Tribute to the Memory of Henry Bergh. . . (Privately printed.) i2mo. 18S6. [Anonymous.] The Triangular Society : Leaves from the Life of a Portland Family. i2mo. Portland, 1S86. The High-Top Sweeting and other Poems. i2mo. New York, 1 89 1. ALBEE, JOHN. 1833— St. Aspenquid of .Agamenticus. An Indian Legend. (Privately- printed.) i2mo. Portsmouth, N. H., 1879. Literary Art : a Conversation between a Poet, a Painter, and a Philosopher. i6mo. New York, 1881. Newcastle; Historic and Picturesque. Illustrations. 12 mo. Boston, 1884. - ,-j., Prose Idyls. 12 mo. Boston, TS^p^ A BIBLlOGRAPIir. 3 ALCOTT, AMOS BRONSON. 1 799-1888. Observations on the Principles and Methods of Infant Instruc- tion. 8vo. Boston, 1830. The Doctrine and Discipline of Human Culture. i2mo. Boston, 1836. The Story without an End. Translated from the German . . . by Sarah Austin ; with a Preface, and Key to the Emblems, by A. B. Alcott. Illustrations. i6mo. Boston, 1836. Conversations with Children on the Gospels. 2 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1836-37. [Anonymous.] Emerson. Portrait. (Privately printed.) Square i6mo. Cambridge, 1865. Tablets. i6mo. Boston, 1868. Concord Days. i2mo. Boston, 1872. Table Talk. Heliotype title. i6mo. Boston, 1877. New Connecticut. An Autobiographical Poem. (Privately printed; 200 copies.) i6mo. Boston, 1881. Sonnets and Canzonets. i6mo. Boston, 1882. *^,*The same. With autograph, and photographic portraits. (50 copies.) i6mo. Boston, 18S2. Ralph Waldo Emerson : an Estimate 01 his Character and Genius ; in Prose and Verse. Portrait and illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1882. New Connecticut : an Autobiographical Poem. Portrait. i6mo. Boston, 1886. ALCOTT, LOUISA MAY. 1 831-1888. Flower Fables. Illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1855. *:^*Republished as Little Lulu's Library. Boston, 1SS5. Hospital Sketches. i6mo. Boston, 1863. Moods. Illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1864. On Picket Duty, and other Tales. i2mo. New York, 1864. The Rose Family. i6mo. Boston, 1864. AMERICAN AUTHORS. Morning Glories and other Tales. 12 mo. New York, 1867. Aunt Kip. 8vo. Boston, 1868. Proverb Stories. Svo. Boston, 1868. Psyche's Art. 8vo. Boston, 1868. Nelly's Hospital. 8vo. [Washington, 1868.] Little Women ; or, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy. Illustrations. 2 volumes, i6mo. Boston, 1868-69. Kitty's Class-Day at Harvard. Square i6mo. Boston, 1868. Concord Sketches. Twelve Photographs froni Drawings. By Mary Alcott, with Text by L. M. Alcott. Small 4to. Boston, t8 7 0» -.,/ #( An Old-fashioned Girl. Illustrations. i6mo. Boston, 1870. Little Men : Life at Plumfield with Jo's Boys. Illustrations. i6mo. Boston, 1871. Aunt Jo's Scrap-Bag. 6 volumes, i6mo. Boston, 1871-79. Work. Illustrations. i6mo. Boston, 1873. Eight Cousins ; or, the Aunt-Hill. Illustrations. i6mo. Boston, 1875- Silver Pitchers, and Independence, a Centennial Love-Story. i6mo. Boston, 1876. Rose in Bloom : a Sequel to Eight Cousins. Illustrations. i6mo. Boston, 1876. [Anonymous.] A Modern Mephistopheles. i6mo. Boston, 1877. Under the Lilacs. Illustrations. i6mo. Boston [1878]. Meadow Blossoms. Illustrations. 4to. New York [1879]. Water-Cresses. Illustrations. 4to. New York [1879]. Sparkles for Bright Eyes. Illustrations. 4to. New York [1879]. Jack and Jill. Illustrations. i6mo. Boston, 1880. Spinning-Wheel Stories. i6mo. Boston, 1884. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 5 Jo's Boys, and how they turned out : a Sequel to Little Men. i6mo. Boston, 1886. A Garland for Girls. i6mo. Boston, 1887. Life, Letters and Journals. Edited by Edna D. Cheney. Portraits and illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1889. Comic Tragedies : written by Jo and Meg and acted by the Little Women. Portrait and illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1893-. ***See also Thoreau, H. D. ALDEN, WILLIAM LIVINGSTON. 1837 — Domestic Explosives and other Sixth Column Fancies. (From The New York Times.) i2mo. New York, 1877. *^*An unauthorized edition of Domestic Explosives was pub- lished as The Comic Liar, New York, 1S82. Shooting Stars, as observed from the Sixth Column of I'he Times. Illustrations. i6mo. New York, 1879. The Canoe and the Flying Proa. 32mo. New York, 1878. The Moral Pirates. Illustrations. i6mo. New York, 1880. Christopher Columbus, the First American Citizen. i6mo. New York, 1881. The Cruise of the Ghost. Illustrations. i6mo. New York, 1882. ' The Cruise of the Canoe Club. Illustrations. i6mo. New York, 1883. The Adventures of Jimmy Brown. Illustrations. i6mo. New York, 1885. A New Robinson Crusoe. Illustrations. i6mo. New York, 1888. The Loss of the Swansea. Illustrations. i6mo. Boston [1889]. Trying to find Europe. Illustrations. i6mo. London, 1890. A Lost Soul. i2mo. London, 1892. Told by the Colonel. i2mo. New York [1892]. 6 AMERICAN AUTHORS. ALDRICH, ANN REEVE. 1866-1892. The Rose of Flame and other Poems of Love. i6mo. New York, 18S9. The Feet of Love. Portrait and Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1890. Songs about Life, Love, and Death. i6mo. New York, 1892. ALDRICH, THOMAS BAILEY. 1836— The Bells. A Collection of Chimes. By T. B. A. lamo. New York, 1855. Daisy's Necklace and what came of it, (A Literary Episode.) i2mo. New York, 1857. The Course of True Love never did run Smooth. i2mo. New York, 1858. The Ballad of Babie Bell and other Poems. 1 2mo. New York, 1859. Pampinea and other Poems. i6mo. New York, 1861. Out of his Head, a Romance. i2mo. New York, 1S62. Poems by Thomas Bailey Aldrich. Portrait. 24 mo. New York, 1S63. The Poems of Thomas Bailey Aldrich. 24mo. Boston, 1865. *^*0f the poems comprising this edition, nine (including Friar Jerome's Beautiful Book), pp. 11-97, are now first collected, also At the Morgue, p. 146, and seven of the eight sonnets, pp. 233-249. The omission of the word " been," which should end third line, first stanza, p. 102, indicates the earlier issues of the edition. Pere Antoine's Date-Palm. (Privately Printed.) Small 4to. Boston, 1 866. Pansie's Wish. Small 4to. Boston, 1867. The Story of a Bad Boy. Illustrations. 12 mo. Boston, 1870. Jubilee Days. An Illustrated Daily Record of the Humorous Features of the World's Peace Jubilee. [16 numbers, June I7-July4, 1872.] 4to. 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[Cam- bridge,] 1880. Friar Jerome's Beautiful Book, and other Poems. i6rao. Boston, 1 88 1. XXXVI Lyrics and XII Sonnets. i6mo. Boston, 1881. *^*The two preceding volumes consist of selections from Cloth of Gold, and Flower and Thorn. Poems. Illustrated by the Paint and Clay Club. Portrait on steel, and 28 illustrations. 8vo. Boston, 1882. *^,*Al60 6 copies printed on Japan paper for presentation by the author. 8vo. Boston, 18S2. From Ponkapog to Pesth. 12 mo. Boston, 1883. Mercedes and Later Lyrics. Small 8 vo. Boston, 1884. Poems. Household Edition [newly revised]. Portrait. i2mo. Boston, 1885. (With M.O. W. Oliphant.) The Second Son. A Novel. i2mo. Boston, 1888. 8 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Wyndham Towers. Small 8vo. Boston, 1890. The Sisters' Tragedy, with other Poems, Lyrical and Dramatic. Small 8 vo. Boston, 189 1. An Old Town by the Sea. i6mo. Boston, 1893. Two Bites at a Cherry, with other Tales. i6mo. Boston, 1894. Mercedes. A Tragedy . . . As produced at Palmer's Theatre. i2mo. 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AUSTIN, JANE GOODWIN. 1831-1894. Fairy Dreams, or Wanderings in Elf- Land. Square i6mo. Boston, i860. [Anonymous.] Dora Darling : the Daughter of the Regiment. Engraved title. i6mo. Boston, 1865. Outpost: a Novel. i6mo. Boston, 1866. Cipher: a Novel. Illustrations. 8vo. New York, 1869. The Shadow of Moloch Mountain. Illustrations. 8vo. New York, 187.0. Moonfolk : a True Account of the Home of the Fairy Tales. Illustrations. 8vo. New York, 1874. 10 AMERICAN AUTHORS. [Anonymous.] Mrs. Beauchamp Brown. i6mo. Boston, 1880. [Anonymous.] A Nameless Nobleman. i6mo. Boston, 1881. [Anonymous.] The Desmond Hundred. i6mo. Boston, 1882. Nantucket Scraps ; or the Experiences of an Off- Islander, in Season and out of Season. i6mo. Boston, 1882. Standish of Standish : a Story of the Pilgrims. 12 mo. Bos- ton, 1889. Doctor Le Baron and his Daughter : a Story of the Old Col- ony. i2mo. Boston, 1890. Betty Alden. The First-Born Daughter of the Pilgrims. i2mo. Boston, 1891. 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[Anonymous.] Poem spoken at the Public Commencement at Yale College, New Haven, Sept. 11, 1781. 8vo. Hartford [1781]. J A Translation of Sundry Psalms, which were omitted in Dr. ™ Watts' Version ; to which is added a Number of Hymns. i2mo. Hartford, 1785. The Vision of Columbus; a Poem in Nine Books. 8vo. Hartford, 1787. An Oration delivered at the North Church in Hartford, at the Meeting of the Connecticut Society of the Cincinnati, July 4, 1787. 4to. Hartford [1787]. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 15 The Conspiracy of Kings : a Poem addressed to the Inhabit- ants of Europe, from another Quarter of the World. 8vo. Paris, 1792. *^*The same. 8vo. Newburjport, 1793. Advice to the Privileged Orders in the Several States of Europe, resulting from the Necessity and Propriety of a General Revolution in the Principle of Government. Parts I and 2. 8vo. Paris, 1792-93. *^*The same. London, 1792-93; New York, 1792-94. A Letter to the National Convention, on the Defects in the Constitution of 179 1. 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A New Method of Chess Notation. i2mo. Cambridge, 1857. Famihar Quotations : being an Attempt to trace to their Sources, Passages and Phrases in Common Use. i6mo. Boston, 1868. *^*The same. Large paper. (100 copies.) Small 8vo. Boston, 1868. The Shakespeare Phrase-Book. Square i2mo. Boston, 1881. Catalogue of Books on Angling, including Icthyology, Pisci- culture, Fisheries and Fishing Laws. Square 8vo. Boston, 1882. [Anonymous.] Choice Thoughts from Shakespeare. 8vo. London, 1886. AjNew and Complete Concordance or Verbal Index to Words, Phrases, and Passages in the Dramatic Works of Shake- speare, with a Supplementary Concordance to the Poems. 4to. New York, 1894. BARTLETT, JOHN RUSSELL. 1 805-1 886. The Progress of Ethnology : An Account of Recent Archseo- logical. Philological and Geographical Researches in Various parts of the Globe tending to elucidate the Physical History of Man. 8vo. New York, 1847. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 17 Dictionary of Americanisms. 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[With preface, pp. v.-viii., by Park Benjamin.} Portrait. i2mo. Boston, 185 1. *»*See also Holmes, O. W. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 19 BENJAMIN, SAMUEL GREENE WHEELER. 1837 — Constantinople, The Isle of Pearls, and other Poems. i6mo. Boston, i860. Ode on the Death of Abraham Lincoln. i2mo. Boston, 1865. The Turk and the Greek, or Creeds, Races, Society and Scenery, in Turkey, Greece, and the Isles of Greece. i2mo. New York, 1867. Tom Roper : a Story of Travel. Illustrations. i6mo. Phila- delphia, 1868. The Choice of Paris. A Romance of the Troad. i2mo. New York, 1870. (Translated, anonymously.) Advice of a Father to a Son, imitated from the Latin of Muretus, by N. Francois. 8vo. Albany, 1871. What is Art? or. Art Theories and Methods concisely stated. 8vo. Boston, 1877. Contemporary Art in Europe. Illustrations. Royal 8vo. New York, 1877. The Atlantic Islands as Resorts of Health and Pleasure. Illustrations [by the author and others]. 8vo. New York ^ 1878. The Multitudinous Seas. 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Illustrations. i6mo. New York, 1885. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 21 The Golden Justice. i2mo. Boston, 1887. The Brown Stone Boy and other Queer People. i2mo. New York [1888]. [Anonymous.] Sergeant Von, or a Long Chase. i2mo. New York [18S9]. The Yellow Snake : a Story of Treasure. i2mo. New York [1891]. (Translated.) The Faience Violin, by Champfleury [Jules Fleury]. i2mo. New York, 1893. A Pound of Cure. A Story of Monte Carlo. i6mo. New York, 1894. Writing to Rosina. Illustrations. i6mo. New York, 1894. The Garden of Eden, U. S. A., a very Probable Story. 12 mo. Chicago, 1895. BLOEDE, GERTRUDE (Stuart Sterne). 1845— Poems. 4to. New York, 1874. Angelo. h Poem. i8mo. Boston, 1878. Giorgio and other Poems. i6mo. Boston, 1881. Beyond the Shadow and other Poems. Square i6mo. Bos- ton, 1888. Piero da Castighone. i8mo. Boston, 1890. The Story of Two Lives. i2mo. New York, 1891. BOKER, GEORGE HENRY. 1823-1890. The Lesson of Life and other Poems. i2mo. Philadelphia, 1847. Calaynos : a Tragedy. Square i2mo. Philadelphia, 1848. Anne Boleyn : a Tragedy. i2mo. Philadelphia, 1850. The Podesta's Daughter and other Poems. i6mo. Phila- delphia, 1852. Plays and Poems. 2 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1856. The Second Louisiana. May 27, 1863. Broadside. 22 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Poems of the War. 121110. Boston, 1864. Our Heroic Themes : a Poem read .... Harvard Uni- versity, July 20th, 1865. i6mo. Boston, 1865. [Anonymous.] Tardy George. '(Privately printed; 60 copies.) 4to. New York, 1865. [Anonymous.] How McClellan took Manassas. (Privately printed; 50 copies.) 4to. New York, 1865. Konigsmark, The Legend of the Hounds and other Poems. i2mo. Philadelphia, 1869. The Book of the Dead. i2mo. Philadelphia, 1882. *^*See also Taylor, Bayard. BOLLES, FRANK. 1 856-1 894. (With E. L. Baylies and E. M. Parker.) A Collection of Im- portant English Statutes, showing the Principal Changes in the Law of Property ; together with some other Enact- ments of Common Reference. 4to. Cambridge, 1880. *:,.*Other editions, two at least, were brought out by Mr. Bolles alone. Harvard University. A Brief Statement of what Harvard University is, how it may be entered, and how its Degrees may be obtained. Svo. Cambridge [1891]. Land of the Lingering Snow. Chronicles of a Stroller in New England from January to June. i6mo. Boston, 1891. At the North of Bearcamp Water. Chronicles of a Stroller in New England from July to December. i6mo. Boston, 1893. Students' Expenses. A Collection of Letters from Undergradu- ates, Graduates and Professional School Students. Describ- ing in Detail their Necessary Expenses at Harvard Uni- versity. With an Introduction. 8vo. Cambridge, 1893. From Blomidon to Smoky, and other Papers. 1 6mo. Bos- ton, 1894. Chocorua's Tenants. Illustrations. i6mo. Boston, 1895. BOYESEN, HJALMAR HJORTH. 184S-1895. Gunnar. A Tale of Norse Life. i8mo. Boston, 1874. A Norseman's Pilgrimage. i2mo. New York, 1875. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 23 Tales from Two Hemispheres. i8mo. Boston, 1876. Falconberg : a Novel. Illustrations, izmo. New York, 187^ Goethe and Schiller. Their Lives and Works ; with a Com- mentary on Faust. i2mo. New York, 1878. Queen Titania. i2mo. New York, 18S1. Ilka on the Hill-Top and other Tales. i2mo. New York, 1881. Idyls of Norway and other Poems. i6mo. New York, 1882, [Anonymous.] A Daughter of the PhiHstines. i6mo. Bos- ton, 1883. The Story of Norway. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1886. The Modern Vikings : Stories of Life and Sport in the North- land. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1887. Vagabond Tales. 12 mo. Boston, 1889. The Light of her Countenance. i2mo. New York, 1889. Against Heavy Odds, and A Fearless Trio. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1890. The Mammon of Unrighteousness. i2mo. New York, 1891. Essays on German Literature. i2mo. New York, 1892. The Golden Calf. 12 mo. Meadville, 1892. Boyhood in Norway. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1892. Social Strugglers. i2mo. New York, 1893. A Commentary on the Writings of Henrik Ibsen. i2mo. New York, 1894. Literary and Social Silhouettes. Portrait. i6mo. New York, 1894. Norseland Tales. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1894. Essays on Scandinavian Literature. i2mo. New York, 1895, BRAINARD, JOHN GARDINER CALKINS, i 796-1828. Occasional Pieces of Poetry. i2mo. New York, 1825. 24 AMERICAN AUTHORS. The Literary Remains of John G. C. Brainard. With a Sketch of his Life [pp. 7-36]. By John G. VVhittier. i2mo. Hartford [1832]. Poems. A New and Authentic Collection, with an Original Memoir of his Life [by J. G. VVhittier]. Portrait. i6mo. Hartford, 1842. BRIGGS, CHARLES FREDERICK. 1804-1877. Harry Franco : A Tale of the Great Panic. 2 volumes, i2mo. New York, 1837. Bankrupt Stories. By Harry Franco. Illustrations. 8vo. New York, 1843. Tb? Haunted Merchant. i2mo. New York, 1843. Working a Passage, or Life in a Liner. i2mo. New York, 1844. The Trippings of Tom Pepper : an Autobiography. 8vo. New York, 1844. (With others, anonymously.) Seaweeds from the Shores of Nantucket. i2mo. Boston, 1853. (Edited, with G. P. Putnam, anonymously.) Homes of American Authors ; comprising Anecdotical, Personal and Descriptive Sketches. By Various Writers [W. C. Bryant, G. W. Curtis and others]. Portraits and illustrations. 8vo. New York, 1853. (With Augustus Maverick.) The Story of the Telegraph and the History of the Atlantic Cable. Portrait and illustra- tions. i2mo. New York, 1858. ***See also Poe, Edgar A. BRISTED, CHARLES ASTOR (Carl Benson), i 820-1874. A Letter to the Hon. Horace Mann : being a Reply to Cer- tain Attacks on Stephen Girard, and John Jacob Astor, in a Work entitled Thoughts for a Young Man. i8mo. New York, 1850. The Upper Ten Thousand : Sketches of American Society. By A New Yorker. 12 mo. London, 1852. Five Years in an English University. 2 volumes, lamo. New York, 1852. Pieces of A Broken-Down Critic picked up by Himself. 8vo. New York, 1858. ***The same. 4 volumes, 8vo. Baden-Baden, 1858-59. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 26 The Cowards' Convention. 8vo. New York [1862]. A Few Words of Warning to New Yorkers on tlie Consequence of a Railroad in Fifth Avenue. 8vo. New York, 1863. No Surrender. i2mo. [New York, 1863.] A Letter to Dr. Henry Halford Jones, Editor of The Winter- town Democrat [Josiah G. Holland, of The Springfield Republican], concerning his Habit of giving Advice to Everybody and his Qualifications for the Task. 8vo. New York, 1864. The Interference Theory of Government. i6mo. New York, 1867. Fancy Signatures. 8vo. [New York, 1869.] On the Pronunciation of Languages ; practically considered with Reference to Teaching. 8vo. New York, 1870. Anacreontics. Engraved title. (Privately printed.) Small 4to. New York, 1872. BROOKS, CHARLES TIMOTHY. 1813-1883. A Poem pronounced before the Phi Beta Kappa Society, at Cambridge. . . . 8vo. Boston, 1845. Aquidneck : a Poem. . . . with other Commemorative Pieces. i6mo. Providence, 1848. Slovenly Peter. 8vo. New York, 1849. [Anonymous.] The Controversy touching the Old Stone Mill. . . . Newport, R. I. With Remarks, Introductory and Conclusive. i2mo. Newport, 1851. Songs of Field and Flood. i2mo. Boston, 1853. Roman Rhymes : being Winter Work for a Summer Fair. i2mo. Cambridge, 1869. William Ellery Channing : a Centennial Memory. Portrait and illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1880. Poems, Original and Translated : selected and edited by W. P. Andrews. With a Memoir by C. W. Wendte. i2mo. Boston, 1885. *^,*Mr. Brooks also published several translations from the Gerinan (including the works of Richter), for a complete list of which see appendix to the 1S85 edition of Poems, pp. 231- 235 ; see also Howe, Julia Ward. 26 AMERICAN AUTHORS. BROOKS, MARIA. 1 795-1845. Judith, Esther, and other Poems. By A Lover of the Fine Arts. i6mo. Boston, 1820. Zophiel [first canto] and other Poems. i8mo. Boston, 1825. Zophiel; or the Bride of Seven [and other poems]. By Alaria del Occidente. i6mo. London and Boston, 1833. *^*Reprinled, for the benefit of the Polish exiles, i6mo. Bos- ton, 1834. Idomen ; or the Vale of Yumuri. (Privately printed.) i2mo. New York, 1843. *^*A new edition of Mrs. Brooks' poems, edited, with mem- oir, by Mrs. Z. B. Gustafson, and containing poems previously uncollected, was published, i2mo. Boston, 1879. BROUGHAM, JOHN. 1814-1880. A Basket of Chips. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1855. The Bunsby Papers. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1856. Life in New York. i2mo. New York, 1856. Irish Echoes. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1856. Humorous Stories. i2mo. New York, 1857. Poem [The Age of Gold] : delivered before the Theta Delta Chi Society, . . . April 29th, 1857. 8vo. New York, 1857- (Edited, with John Elderkin.) Lotus Leaves. Original Stories, Essays and Poems. [By John Hay, Mark Twain, Brougham and others.] Square 8vo. Boston, 1875. Life, Stories and Poems. Edited [with memoir] by William Winter. Portraits, facsimiles and illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1 88 1. *^*Brougham was also the author of numerous plays — thej' numbered one hundred and fourteen in 1S57 — almost all of which appeared in French's American Drama series, A collec- tive edition (edited b}' R. S. Mackenzie) was announced in 1857, but was never completed. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 27 BROWN, CHARLES BROCKDEN. 1771-1810. Alcuin : a Dialogue on the Rights of Women. i6mo. New York, 1797. [Anonymous.] Wieland ; or, the Transformation. An American Tale. i6mo. New York, i79 '94- Orations and Addresses. Edited by Charles Eliot Norton. Portrait. 3 volumes, 8vo. New York, 1894. Literary and Social Essays. 12 mo. New York, 1895. ***See also Briggs, C. F. ; Holmes, O. W. ; Lowell, J. R. ; Motley, J. L. ; Stedman, E. C; and Winthrop, Theodore. DANA, RICHARD HENRY. 1 787-1879. Oration before the Washington Benevolent Society, at Cam- bridge, July 4, 1814. 8vo. Cambridge, 1814. [Anonymous.] The Idle Man. 6 parts, 8vo. New York, 1821-22. *^,*Five poems by William Cullen Bryant first appeared in this publication. Poems. i6mo. Boston, 1827. A Poem [Thoughts on the Soul] delivered before The Porter Rhetorical Society, Andover. Svo. Boston, 1829. 70 AMERICAN A UTHORS. Poems and Prose Writings. i6mo. Boston, 1833. The Buccaneer and other Poems. i6mo. London, 1S44. Poems and Prose Writings. 2 volumes, small 8vo. New York, 1850. DANA, RICHARD HENRY, JR. 1815-1882. [Anonymous.] Two Years before the Mast. A Personal Narrative of Life at Sea. i8mo. New York, 1840. The Seaman's Friend, containing a Treatise on Practical Sea- manship .... [etc]. Plates. T2mo. New York, 1841. To Cuba and Back: a Vacation Vovage. i2mo. Boston, 1859. Speech at Manchester, N. H., Feb. 19, 1861. 8vo. Boston, 1861. A Tribute to Judge Sprague : Remarks at a Dinner given to the Officers of the Kearsarge. 8vo. Boston, 1864. Enemy's Territory and Alien Enemies. 8vo. Boston, 1864. An Address upon the Life and Services of Edward Everett. (Privately printed ; 50 copies.) 8vo. Cambridge, 1865. Speech at a Meeting .... Faneuil Hall, June 21, 1865, to consider the Subject of Re-Organization of the Rebel States. 8vo. [Boston, 1865.] Two Years before the Mast .... New Edition with Subse- quent Matter by the Author. i2mo. New York, 1869. Oration at Lexington, April 19, 1875. Roval 8vo. Boston, 1875- *+*See also Allston, Washington. DAVIS, RICHARD HANDING. 1864 — Gallegher and other Stories. i2mo. New York, 189 1. Stories for Boys. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1 891- The West from a Car- Window. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1892. Van Bibber and Others. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1892. ( A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 71 Our English Cousins. Illustrations. i2nno. New York, 1894. The Rulers of the Mediterranean. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1894. The Exiles and other Stories. Portrait and illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1894. The Princess Aline. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1S95. About Paris. Illustrations. 12 mo. New York, 1S95. DAWES, RUFUS. 1 803-1 85 9. The Valley of the Nashaway and other Poems. i2mo. Bos- ton, 1830. Athenia of Damascus. A Tragedy. i2mo. New York, 1839. Geraldine, Athenia of Damascus, and Miscellaneous Poems. Portrait. i2mo. New York, 1839. Nix's Mate : an Historical Romance of America. 2 volumes, i2mo. New York, 1839. De KAY, CHARLES. 1848 — The Bohemian : a Tragedy of Modern Life. i6mo. New York, 1878. Hesperus and other Poems. i2mo. New York, 1880. The Vision of Nimrod : an Oriental Romance. i2mo. New York, 1 88 1. The Vision of Esther. A Sequel to The Vision of Nimrod. i2mo. New York, 1882. The Love Poems of Louis Barnaval, edited [and written] by Charles De Kay. i2mo. New York, 1883. Life and Works of Antoine Louis Barye, Sculptor. Portrait and illustrations. 4to. New York, 1889. (Translated.) The Family Life of Heinrich Heine. Por- traits. i2mo. New York [1892]. DELAND, MARGARET [WADE CAMPBELL]. 1857 — The Old Garden and other Verses. i2mo. Boston, 1886. 72 AMERICAN AUTHORS. John Ward, Preacher. A Novel. 12 mo. Boston, 1888. Florida Days. Illustrations. Svo. Boston, 1889. Sidney. 12 mo. Boston, 1890. The Story of a Child. i2mo. Boston, 1892. Mr. Tommy Dove and other Stories. i2mo. Boston, 1893. The Old Garden. Illustrations by Walter Crane. 8vo. Bos- ton, 1893. Philip and his Wife. A Novel. i2mo. Boston, 1894. DERBY, GEORGE HORATIO [John Phoenix]. 1823-1861. Phcenixiana ; or, Sketches and Burlesques. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1855, The Squibob Papers. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1865. DODGE, MARY ABIGAIL [Gail Hamilton]. 1830 -1896. Country Living and Country Thinking. 12 mo. Boston, 1862. Courage ! [Reprinted from The CongregationaUst, January 27, 1862.] 8vo. [New York, 1862.] Gala-Days. i2mo. Boston, 1863. [Anonymous.] A Call to my Countrymen. Reprinted from The Atlantic Monthly, March, 1863. i2mo. New York, 1863. A New Atmosphere. i2mo. Boston, 1864. Stumbling- Blocks. i2mo. Boston, 1864. Skirmishes and Sketches. i2mo. Boston, 1865. Red-Letter Days in Applethorpe. Illustrations. Square i2mo. Boston, 1866. Summei; Rest. i2mo. Boston, 1866. Wool-Gathering. i2mo. Boston, 1867. Woman's Wrongs : a Counter-irritant. i2mo. Boston, 1868. A Battle of the Books. . . . i2mo. Boston, 1870. A BIBLIOGHAPHY. 73 Woman's Worth and Worthlessness : Complement to " A New Atmosphere." lamo. New York, 1S72. Little Folk Life. lamo. New York, 1872. Child- World. Illustrations. 2 parts, i6mo. Boston, 1872-73. Nursery Nooning. i2mo. New York, 1874. (With Elizabeth Stoddard.) Little Folk Life Series. Illus- trations. 3 volumes, i6mo. Boston, 1874. Twelve Miles from a Lemon. i2mo. New York, 1874. Sermons to the Clerg}'. i6mo. Boston, 1876. First Love is Best. i6mo. Boston, 1877. What think ye of Christ? The Testimony of the English Bible. i6mo. Boston, 1877. Our Common School System. i2mo. Boston [1880]. Divine Guidance. Memorial of Allen W. Dodge. Portrait. i2mo. New York, 1881. New England Bygones, by Ellen Hobbs Rollins .... With Introduction by Gail Hamilton. Portrait and illus- trations. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1883. The Insuppressible Book. A Controversy between Herbert Spencer and Frederick Harrrison .... with Comments by Gail Hamilton. i2mo. Boston, 1885. A Washington Bible-Class. i2mo. New York, 189 1. English Kings in a Nutshell : an Aid to the Memory. Illus- trations. Square i2mo. New York, 1893. Biography of James G. Blaine. Portrait and illustrations. 8vo. Norwich, 1895. ♦♦*See also Larcom, Lucy. DODGE, MARY MAPES. 1838 — Irvington Stories. Illustrations. i6mo. New York, 1864. Hans Brinker ; or, the Silver Skates : a Story of Life in Hol- land. i2mo. New York, 1864. A Few Friends and how they amused Themselves : a Tale in Nine Chapters. T6mo. Philadelphia, 1869. 74 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Rhymes and Jingles. Illustrations. Small 4to. New York^ 1S74. Theophilus and Others. i2mo. New York, 1876. Along the Way. Poems. i2mo. New York, 1879. Donald and Dorothy. Illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1883. (Edited.) Baby Days: Stories, Rhymes and Pictures for Little Folks. Illustrations. Square 8vo. New York, 1883. (Edited.) Baby World. Stories, Rhymes and Pictures. .... Square 8vo. New York, 1884. The Land of Pluck. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1894. When Life is Young. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1894. DONNELLY, IGNATIUS. 1S31 — Atlantis: the Antedeluvian World. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1882. Ragnarok : the Age of Fire and Gravel. Illustrations. 1 2mo. New York, 1883. The Great Cryptogram : Francis Bacon's Cipher in the So- Called Shakspere Plays. Portraits and illustrations. Royal 8vo. Chicago, 1888. ***Also 2 volumes, Svo. London, iSSS. C?esar's Column. By Edmond Boisgilbert, M. D. i2mo. Chicago, 1890. Doctor Huguet. i2mo. Chicago, 1891. The Golden Bottle : or the Story of Ephraim Benezet of Kansas. i2mo. New York and St. Paul, 1892. The American People's Money. Illustrations. i2mo. Chi- cago, 1895. DRAKE, JOSEPH RODMAN. 1795-1820. (With Fitz-Greene Halleck.) 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Art's True Mission in America. 2 plates. i6mo. New York, 1853- The True Republic : a Poem. 8vo. New York, 1854. Poetical Works. Illustrations. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1855. The War in Europe ; being a Retrospect of Wars and Treaties. Portraits and illustrations. 8vo. New York, 1859. The Tenant- House ; or Embers from Poverty's Hearth-Stone. i2mo. New York, i860. A History of Governments. i2mo. New York, 186 1. Ballads of the War, — Sumter ; — March to the Capital. Il- lustrations. 2 parts, 4to. New York, 1862. The Ring of Destiny ; or the Astrologer's Plot : a Tale of Ancient Days. 4to. Boston, 1863. Utterances. Royal 8vo. New York, 1864. Prison Life in the South. i2mo. New York, 1865. 76 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Camps and Prisons : Twenty Months in the Department of the Gulf. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1865. The Fighting Quakers : a True Story of the War for our Union. Frontispiece. i2mo. New York, 1866. A History of Livingston County, N. Y., . . . by Lockwood Lyon Doty. With Biographical Introduction by A, J. H. Duganne. Portraits and illustrations. 8vo. Geneseo, 1876. ***Mr. Duganne was also author of several juvenile publi- cations, and is credited by Allibone with MDCCCXLVTII; or the Year of the People; and The Mysteries of Three Cities. DUNLAP, WILLIAM. 1 766-1 839. Darby's Return. 8vo. New York, 1787. The Father; or, American Shandyism. Written by A Citizen of New York. A Comedy in Five Acts. . . . 8vo. New York, 1789. The Archers ; or. Mountaineers of Switzerland : an Opera in Three Acts. 8vo. New York, 1796. Life of William Gutherie. i2mo. Exeter, N. H., 1796. Tell Truth and shame the Devil. A Comedy. 8vo. New York, 1797. Andre' ; a Tragedy in Five Acts : as performed by the Old American Company, New York, March 30, 1798. 8vo. New York, 1798. Andre' : a Tragedy. ... To which is added the Cow-Chace : a Satirical Poem, by Major Andre : with the Proceedings of the Court-Martial and Authentic Documents concerning him. 8vo. London, 1799. 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New York, 1810. The Italian Father. i8mo. New York, 18 10. [Anonymous.] The Africans ; or. War, Love, and Duty. A Play. i8mo. Philadelphia, 181 1. Yankee Chronology ; or, Huzza for the Constitution ! A Musical Interlude in One Act. To which are added Patri- otic Songs of the Freedom of the Seas and Yankee Tars. i2mo. New York, 1812. Memoirs of the Life of George Frederick Cooke, Esquire. .... Portrait. 2 volumes, i6mo. New York, 181 3. (With others.) A Record, Literary and Political, of Five Months in the Year 1813. 8vo. New York [1813]. A Narrative of the Events which followed Bonaparte's Cam- paign in Russia, to the Period of his Dethronement. i2mo. Hartford, 18 14. Life of the .... Duke of Wellington, by Francis L. Clarke. With Supplementary Chapters by William Dunlap. Portrait and map. 8vo. New York, 1814. 7S AMERICAN AUTHORS. Peter the Great; or, the Russian's Mother. i8mo. New York, 1814. The Good Neighbor: an Interlude. i8mo. New York, 1814. Lovers' Vows : a Play. i8mo. 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At Home and Abroad, or Things and Thoughts in America and Europe [in 4 parts, of which only part i, Summer on the Lakes, was previously published]. Edited by Arthur B. Fuller. [With biographical notices by bayard Taylor and Horace Greeley, and memorial po.ciiis i)y, W. S. Xan- dor. G. P. R. James and others.] 12100. Boston, 18^6 Life Without and Life Within ; or. Reviews, Narratives, Essays, and Poems [now first collected]. Edited by Arthur B. Fuller. i2mo. Boston, i860. *:K*See also Emerson, R. W. GARLAND, HAMLIN. 1861 — Under the Wheel : a Play in Six Scenes. (Privately printed.) 8vo. Boston, 1890. Main-Travelled Roads : Six Mississippi Valley Stories. i2mo. Boston, 1 89 1. A Member of the Third House, izmo. Chicago, 1S92. Jason Edwards. An Average Man. i2mo. Boston, 1892. A Little Norsk : 01' Pap's Flaxen. i6mo. New York, 1892. A Spoil of Office. Frontispiece. i2mo. Boston, 1892. Prairie Folks. i2mo. Chicago, 1893. Main-Travelled Roads. Revised Edition, with Introduction by W. D. 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New York, 1888. Strolls by Starlight and Sunshine. Illustrations. Royal 8vo. New York, 1891. Sharp Eyes : a Rambler's Calendar of Fifty-Two Weeks among Insects, Birds and Flowers. 8vo. New York, 1892. Our Edible Toadstools and Mushrooms, and how to distin- guish them : a Selection of Thirty Native Food Varieties easily recognizable by their marked Individualities, with Simple Rules for the Identification of Poisonous Species. 87 illustrations, of which 30 are colored, by the author. 8vo. New York. 1895. GILDER, RICHARD WATSON. 1844 — The New Day : a Poem in Songs and Sonnets. Decorations. Square 16 mo. New York, 1875. The Poet and his Master and other Poems. Decorations. i6mo. New York, 1878. Lyrics and other Poems. Decorations. i6mo. New York, Poems. In Three Parts : i.. The New Day ; ii., The Celes- tial Passion ; iii.. Lyrics. Decorations. 3 volumes, i6mo. New York [1887]. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 103 Two Worlds and other Poems. Decorations. i6mo. New York, 1 89 1. The Great Remembrance and other Poems. Decorations. i6mo. New York, 1893. Five Books of Song. [Including The New Day, The Celestial Passion, Lyrics, Two Worlds, The Great Remembrance.] Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1894. GOODRICH, SAMUEL GRISWOLD (Peter Parley). 1793- 1860. The Outcast -and other Poems. Illustrations. lamo. Bos- ton, 1836. Sow well, and reap well ; or Household Education. i2mo. Boston, 1838. Five Letters to my Neighbor Smith. i2mo. Boston, 1839. Sketches from a Student's Window. i2mo. Boston, 1841. Ireland and the Irish. i2mo. Boston, 1842. Poems. [Complete edition.] Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 185 1. Recollections of a Lifetime ; or Men and Things I have seen. Portrait and illustrations. 2 volumes, 12 mo. New York, 1856. *:^*Mr. Goodrich, in his "Recollections," claimed to "stand before the public as the author and editor of about one hundred and seventy volumes," of which a list is given in the work referred to. Of these here given he is sole author; in the com- pilation of the others he " had the aid " of many of the best names in American literature, but their contributions were in most cases published anonymously. GOULD, HANNAH FLAGG. 1 789-1865. Poems. i8mo. Boston, 1832. Poems. Vol. 2. i8mo. Boston, 1835. Poems. [Revised, with additions.] 2 volumes, i6mo. Boston, 1839. Poems. Vol. 3. i6mo. Boston, 1841. The Golden Vase ; a Gift for the Young. i6mo. Boston, 1843. 104 AMERICAN AUTHORS. 9 Gathered Leaves; or Miscellaneous Papers. i6mo. Bos- ton, 1846. New Poems. i6mo. Boston, 1850. Esther: a Scripture Narrative. i6mo. New York, 1850. The Diosma. A Perennial. i6mo. Boston, 1851. The Youth's Coronal. i6mo. New York, 185 1. The Mother's Dream, and other Poems. i6mo. Boston, 1853- Hymns and other Pieces for Children. Illustrations. i6mo. Boston, 1854. GRANT, ROBERT. 1852 — Verses from The Harvard Advocate [by Robert Grant, G. E. Woodberry and others]. i2mo. New York, 1876. The Little Tin-Gods-on-Wheels ; or Society in our Modern Athens. [Also, Oxygen : a Mount Desert Pastoral.] Illus- trations. Square i6mo. Cambridge, 1879. The Confessions of a Frivolous Girl. Illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1880. [Anonymous.] Rollo's Journey to Cambridge. [By Robert Grant and John T. Wheelwright.] Illustrations. Small 4to. Boston, 1880. [Anonymous.] The Lambs. A Tragedy. Illustrations. Square i2mo. Boston, 1883. Yankee Doodle. A Poem before the Phi Beta Kappa So- ciety of Harvard University, June 28, 1883. i2mo. Bos- ton, 1883. The King's Men ; a Tale of To-Morrow. By Robert Grant, John Boyle O'Reilly, J. S. of Dale, and J. T. Wheelwright. i2mo. New York, 1884. An Average Man. A Novel. i2mo. Boston, 1884. The Oldest School in America. An Oration by Phillips Brooks and a Poem by Robert Grant at the Celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the Boston Latin School, April 23, 1885. i2mo. Boston, 1885. A BIBLIOGRAPHT. 105 The Knave of Hearts. A Fairy Story. i2mo. Boston, 1886. 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Dram- atized from Nathaniel Hawthorne's Masterly Romance. Portrait of the author and photographic plate (Hester Prynne). (100 copies.) 8vo. Brooklyn, 1876. A History of the Progress of the Drama, Music, and the Fine Arts in the City of Brooklyn. Portraits and illustrations. (100 copies.) 4to. Brooklyn, 1884. John Howard Payne : Dramatist, Poet, Actor, and Author of " Home, Sweet Home." Portrait and illustrations. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1885. \*The same. Large paper. (25 copies.) 410. Philadel- phia, 1885. Edwin Forrest, the Actor and the Man, Critical and Reminis- cent. II photogravure portraits by the author. (200 copies.) Royal 8vo. Brooklyn, 1889. HARTE, FRANCIS BRET. 1839 — (Edited, anonymously.) Outcroppings : being Selections of California Verse. Square i6mo. San Francisco, 1866. 112 AMERICAN AUTHORS. The Lost Galleon and other Tales. i2mo. San Francisco, 1867. Condensed Novels and other Papers. With Comic Illustra- tions by Frank Bellew. 12 mo. New York, 1867. The Luck of Roaring Camp and other Sketches. i2mo. Boston, 1870. ^ Plain Language from Truthful James. [A series of nine orig- inal sketches, by Hull, with engraved text.] 8vo. West- ern News Co. [Chicago, 1870.] > Fac-Simile of the Original Manuscript of The Heathen Chinee as written for The Overland Monthly, together with the Corrected Letter Press as published in the Issue of September, 1870. Portrait, 8vo. San Francisco [187 1]. *#*Also twelve copies printed for presentation by the author. 4to. San Francisco [1871]. - '^The Heathen Chinee. Illustrations by Sol Eytinge, Jr. i2mo. Boston, 1871. The Pliocene Skull. Sketches by E. M. Schaffer, M.D. Dec. 8, 1870. Square 8vo. [Washington, 1871.] *^*The second issue of The Pliocene Skull contains extract from the proceedings of the California Academy of Natural Sciences, July 16, 1866; also additional design on wrapper, neither of which appeared in first issue. Square Svo. [Wash- ington, 1871.] tmmm. Condensed Novels. Illustrations by S. Eytinge, Jr. i2mo. Boston, 1 871. *»*The "other papers" of the New York edition of 1867 are omitted in this issue. Poems. i2mo. Boston, 1871. East and West Poems. i2mo. Boston, 1871. That Heathen Chinee and other Poems, mostly Humorous. Illustrations, and music of The Heathen Chinee. i2mo. London [1871!. J^ / Stories of the Sierras. i2mo. Dooto(n ,^872] •—The Luck of Roaring Camp and other Sketches. Illustra- tions. 4to. Boston, 1872. Poetical Works. Illustrations. Square i6mo. Boston, 1872. f^^illU^U., (^ and entirely able to give information where it was really important to do so. This homily is brought forth by the fact that the auction sea- son just closed in both England and America has been remarkable in many ways, notably because of the character of the books sold and also the high prices some of them realized. Now that Mr. Slater has decided to issue his volume according to season and not according to calendar, one may review the bookselling season on both sides of the water at the same time. Two large private sales have been con- summated which must ever be handed down in the annals of bookselling as of the highest importance. One, gigantic in its importance ind the other far-reaching in its dispersion. I refer to the purchase by Mr. Morgan of his ^reat collection of Incunabula, MS., etc., and he other the purchase en bloc, by Mr. Rich- nond, of the Lefferts collection. In the case )f the latter, some books were sold at auction n London and New York, but a large majority n value, if not in bulk, changed hands by pri- '^ate means, before the ordinary public had its 'hance. Notwithstanding these two sales, amounting in value to over $1,000,000, the auction season just closed was a notable one. We quote a few of the record prices to show the upward ten- dency : Caxton's " Royal Book," £3,225 ; Shake- speare (the second folio), £690; Shakespeare (the third folio), £75.5 : Shakespeare's " Poems," 1645 (Mr. :\rcKee's copy), £1,250: Milton's " Lycidas,"' £199 ; De Foe's " Robinson Crusoe," £245; Goldsmith's "Vicar of Wakefield," 2 vols., £134, and many others. Taken at ran- dom the following important items were sold during the year : A' Kempis's " Imitation of Christ," Augsburg, 1471, printed by Zanier; Dante's " Divine Comedy," Florence, 1481 (with Botticelli's designs): Homer, "Works," Flor- ence, 1488 (printed by Demetrius Cretensis) ; Lydgate's translation of the " Fall of Princes," printed by Pynson, London, 1494 ; Les Fevre's " Recuyvles of Troye," London, 1503 ; Alexan- der's " Recreations with the Muses." London, 1637 : Chapman's " Homer," London, 1598 ; Queen Elizabeth's Prayer Book, London, 1578 ; Florio's "Montaigne," London, 1603: Shake- speare's " Rape of Lucrece," London, 1624 ; Walton's " Complete Angler," London, 1653 ; Herrick's " Plesperides '' (original sheep), Lon- don, 1646; Bunyan's "Holy War," London^ 1683: "Kilmarnock," Burns, 1786; Gray's "Elegy," London, 1751; Swift's "Gulliver's Travels,"' London, 1736-1727; Watts's "Di- vine Songs,'' London. 1715; Mrs. Browning's " Battle of Marathon," London, 1820 ; " Son- nets from the Portuguese," Reading, 1820 ; Keats's " Lamia," London, 1830 ; Lamb's " King and Queen of Hearts,'' 1806 (previously unknown) : " Elia," London, 1833-1833 (boards,^ uncut) ; Scott's " Waverley " (original boards) ; Eliot's "Indian Bible," London, 1661-1663; Budd's " Good Order," printed by Bradford in Philadelphia, 1685 ; Colden's " Five Indian Nations," New York, 1737; Franklin's "Cato Major,"' Philadelphia, printed by Franklin, 1744; Thomas's "New Jersey,'' for 1698 and many others. These books picked out at random, running- in price from $185 to $11,000, indicate the tendency in collecting, and although many of the items are high priced, they were not always so ; it therefore behooves the collector of to-day to have the prophet's vision, so he may become the opulent owner of to-morrow. Ernest D vessel North. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 113 Proceedings at the 3rd Annual Re-Union of the Society of the Army of the Potomac in Boston, May 12th, 1S71. [Poem, The Old Major Explains, by Bret .Harte, p. 22.] 8vo. New York, 1S72. Mrs. Skaggs's Husbands and other Sketches. i6mo. Bos- ton, 1S73. M'liss : an Idyl of Red Mountain. Svo. New York, 1873. Complete \Vorks in Prose and Poetry, with an Introductory Essay by J. M. Bellew. Portrait. Small Svo. London [1873]. An Episode of Fiddletown and otht-r Sketches. Svo. Lon- don, 1S73. Echoes of the Foot- Hills. i6mo. Boston, 1875. Tales of the Argonauts and other Sketches. i6mo. Bos- / ton, 1875. Gabriel Conroy. Illustrations. Svo. Hartford, 1S76. ¥^ Two Men of Sandy Bar. A Drama. iSmo. Boston, 1876. '""'^ Thankful Blossom : a Romance of the Jerseys, 1779. Illus- trations. iSmo. Boston, 1877. The Story of a Mine. iSmo. Boston, 1S78. West Point Jic Jacs. A Collection of Military Verse, to- gether with the Special Poem, Cadet Grey, by Bret Harte. Illustrations. Oblong i6mo. New York, 1878. The Hoodlum Band and other Stories. 4to. London, 1878. Drift from Two Shores. i8mo. Boston, 187S. An Heiress of Red Dog and other Tales. i6mo. London, 1879. The Twins of Table Mountain and other Stories. iSmo. Boston, 1879. Jeff Briggs's Love Story and other Sketches. i6mo. Lon- don, 1880. Complete Works. Collected and revised by the Author. 5 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1882. 114 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Flip, and Found at Blazing Star. iSmo. Boston, 1SS2. Flip and other Stories, izmo. London, 1882. *^*This edition contains "A Gentleman of La Porte," not included in the Boston issue. Poetical Works [newly revised by the author]. Household Edition. Portrait. i2ino. Boston, 1883. In the Carquinez Woods. iSmo. Boston, 1884. On the Frontier. iSmo. Boston, 1884. Maruja. i8mo. Boston, 1885. By Shore and Sedge. i8mo. Boston, 1885. Snow-Bound at' Eagle's. iSmo. Boston, 1S85. The Queen of the Pirate Isle. Illustrations in colors by Kate Greenaway. Square Svo. London [1886]. *^*The imported copies bear Boston imprint and are dated 1887. A Millionaire of Rough and Ready, and Devil's Ford. iSmo. I Boston, 1887. Devil's Ford. A Novel. i2nio. London, 1887. The Crusade of the Excelsior. Illustrations. i6mo. Bos ton, 1887, The Argonauts of North Liberty. i8mo. Boston, 1888. A Phyllis of the Sierras, and Drift from Redwood Camp. i8mo. Boston, 1888. Cressy. i6mo. Boston, 1889. The Heritage of Dedlow Marsh, and other Tales. i6mo. Boston, 1889. A Waif of the Plains. i8mo. Boston, 1890. A Ward of the Golden Gate. i6mo. Boston, 1890. A Sappho of Green Springs and other Stories. i6mo. Bos- ton, 1 89 1. Colonel Starbottle's Client and other People. i6mo. Boston, 1S92. A First Family of Tasajera. i6mo. Boston, 1892. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 116 Susy: a Story of the Plains. i6nio. Boston, 1S93. Sally Dows and other Stories. i6mo. Boston, 1893. A Prote'ge'e of Jack Hamlin's and other Stories. i6mo. Boston, 1894. The Bell-Ringer of Angel's and other Stories. i6mo. Boston, 1S94. (With Robert Louis Stevenson, Rudyard Kipling and others.) My First Book. Portraits and illustrations. Square 8vo. London, 1894. Clarence. i6mo. Boston, 1895. — In a Hollow of the Hills. i6mo. Boston, 1895. y^ ***See also James, Henry. HAWTHORNE, JULIAN, i S46 — Bressant. A Novel. i2mo. New York, 1873. Idolatry: a Romance. i2mo. Boston, 1874. Saxon Studies. i2mo. Boston, 1876. Garth. A Novel. Svo. New York, 1877. Mrs. Gainsborough's Diamonds. i6mo. New York, 1877. Sebastian Strome. 3 volumes, i2mo. London, 1879. *^,*Also, Svo. New York, 1S80. The Laughing Mill and Other Stories. i2mo. London, 1879. Archibald Malmaison. i2mo. London, 1879. Ellice Quentin and other Stories. 2 volumes, i2mo. Lon- don, 1880. Yellow Cap and other Fairy Stories. i2mo. London, 1880. Prince Saroni's Wife and other Stories. 2 volumes, i2mo. London, 1882. Dust: a Novel. Portrait and illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1883. Beatrix Randolph. A Novel. 3 volumes, i2mo. London, 1883. •»*Also, limo. Boston, 18S4. lie. AMERICAN AUTHORS. Fortune's Fool. lamo. Boston, 1883. Prince Saroni's Wife, and The Pearl Shell Necklace. i2mo. New York, 1884. Nathaniel Hawthorne and his Wife. A Biography. Portraits and illustrations. Large paper. (350 copies.) 2 vol- umes, Svo. Cambridge, 1884. *^*The same. 2 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1SS5. Love — or, a Name. A Story. i2mo. Boston, 1885. Miss Cadogna : a Romance. i2mo. London, 1885. Noble Blood. i2mo. New York, 1885. John Parmelee's Curse. i6mo. New York [1886]. The Trial of Gideon. i2mo. New York, 1886. Confessions and Criticisms. Portrait. i2mo. Boston, 1887. A Tragic Mystery. i2mo. New York, 1887. An American Penman. i2mo. New York, 1887. The Great Bank Robbery. 12 mo. New York, 1887. Another's Crime. i2mo. New York, 1888. Section 588 ; or, the Fatal Letter. i2mo. New York, 1888. *^,*The preceding five volumes are edited from the diary of Police Inspector Byrnes, of New York. A Dream and a Forgetting. i2mo. New York, 1888. The Professor's Sister. i2mo. New York, 1888. *,„*Published in London as The Spirit of the Camera. Sinfire [with Douglas Duane, by Edgar Fawcett]. 12 mo. Philadelphia, 1888. Constance. i2mo. New York, 1889. Kildhurm's Oak. i2mo. New York [1890]. PauHne. 12 mo. New York [1890]. (With Leonard Bacon.) American Literature. An Elementary Text-Book. Portraits. i2mo. Boston, 1891. The Story of Oregon. 2 volumes, 8vo. New York, 1892. A BIBLIOGRAPHT. 117 Six Cent Sam's. Illustrations. i2mo. St. Paul, 1893. Humors of the Fair. Illustrations. i2mo. Chicago, 1893. *»*See also Field, Eugene; and Hawthorne, N. HAWTHORNE, NATHANIEL. 1804-1864. [Anonymous.] Fanshawe, a Tale. 12 mo. Boston, 1828. The American Magazine of Useful Knowledge. Vol. II. Illustrations. Royal 8vo. Boston, 1836. ***The six concluding numbers of this volume, March- August, inclusive, 1S36, were edited, anonjmouslj, by Haw- thorne, who, with his sister, wrote or revised almost the entire contents. His contributions to this magazine have never been reprinted. [Anonymous.] Peter Parley's Universal History, on the Basis of Geography. For the Use of Families. Maps and illustrations. 2 volumes, square 12 mo. Boston, 1837. Twice-Told Tales. i2mo. Boston, 1837. The Gentle Boy: A Thrice-Told Tale. With an Original Illustration. 4to. Boston, 1839. The Sister Years : being the Carrier's Address to the Patrons of The Salem Gazette, ist January, 1839. Svo. Salem, 1839. Grandfather's Chair : a History for Youth. iSmo. Boston, 1841. *^*Reissued, with revisions and additions. Frontispiece. iSmo. Boston, 1842. Famous Old People : being the Second P'poch of Grand- father's Chair. i8mo. Boston, 1841. Liberty Tree : with the Last Words of Grandfather's Chair. i8mo. Boston, 1841. ***The same. Second Edition [with revisions]. Frontis- piece. iSmo. Boston, 1842. Famous Old People. Second Edition [with revisions]. Frontispiece. i8mo. Boston, 1842. Twice-Told Tales. [Vol. ii., now first published ; second issue ot vol. i.] 2 volumes, i6mo, Boston, 1842. Biographical Stories for Children. i8mo. Boston, 1842. lis AMERICAN AUTHORS. Historical Tales for Youth. 2 volumes, i8mo. Boston, 1842. *^*i., Grandfather's Chair, and Famous Old People; ii., Liberty Tree and Biographical Stories for Children. Samuel Johnson. The Sunday School Society's Gift. iSmo. Boston, 1842. The Celestial Railroad. 32mo. Boston, 1843. [Anonymous.] A Visit to the Celestial City. Revised by the Committee of Publication of the American Sunday- School Union. 4 illustrations. i6mo. Philadelphia [1843]. (Edited.) Journal of an African Cruiser. i2mo. New York, 1845. *^*The edition consisted of two thousand copies, of which five hundred were sent to England and appeared with the pub- lishers' London imprint. Mosses from an Old Manse. 2 parts, i2mo. New York, 1846. The Celestial Railroad. 32mo. Lowell, 1847. Esthetic Papers, edited by Elizabeth P. Peabody. [Includ- ing Main Street, by Hawthorne, pp. 145-174; also War, an unpublished lecture, by Emerson, and Resistance to Civil Government, by Thoreau.] 8vo. Boston, 1849. The Scarlet Letter ; a Romance. i2mo. Boston, 1850. *^*In the first issue the word " re-duplicate " occurs on page 21, line 20, for which the word " repudiate " was substituted in the second issue (although, in his preface to the latter, the author asserts its publication " without the change of a word") ; the word " resuscitate " appears in subsequent issues. The Scarlet Letter. [Second issue, with additional preface, and alteration of text.] i2mo. Boston, 1850. The House of the Seven Gables, a Romance. i2mo. Boston, 1 85 1. Twice-Told Tales. A New Edition [revised, with preface, pp. 5-12, now first published]. 2 volumes, i2mo. Bos- ton, 1 85 1. True Stories from History and Biography. Illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1S51. *,^*The same [second issue, with revisions and additions]. Illustrations. i2mo. Boston, iS";!. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 119 The Memorial : written by Friends of the Late Mrs. [Frances S.] Osgood, [including Hawthorne, who specially con- tributed The Snow Image, pp. 41-58, Simms, Stoddard, Bayard Taylor, Willis, Boker and others,] and edited by Mary Hewitt. Portrait and illustrations. Svo. New York, 185 1. The Snow-Image and other Tales. i2mo. London, 185 1. The Snow Image and other Twice-Told Tales. i2mo. Bos- ton, 1 85 2. The Blithedale Romance. i2mo. Boston, 1852. *^*Also issued in 2 volumes, Svo. London, 1S52. A Wonder-Book for Girls and Boys. Illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1852. Life of Franklin Pierce. Portrait. i2mo. Boston, 1852. Tanglewood Tales for Girls and Boys : being a Second Won- der-Book. Illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1S53. Mosses from an Old Manse. Carefully revised by the Author [with an additional sketch, Feathertop]. 2 vol- umes, i2mo. Boston, 1854. [Anonymous.] A Rill from the Town Pump. [With re- marks by Telba.] i6mo. London, 1857. The Philosophy of the Plays of Shakespere Unfolded. By Delia Bacon. With a Preface [pp. vii.-xi.] by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Svo. London, 1857. ***The imported copies bear the date here given, but with Boston imprint. The Weal-Reaf: a Record of the Essex Institute Fair. [Containing letter and original contribution by Hawthorne.] Small 4to. Salem, i860. The Marble Faun ; or the Romance of Monte Beni. 2 vol- umes, i2mo. Boston, i860. ***The same. Second issue, with additional "conclusion" pp. 284-28S. 2 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1S60. ***Issued in London as Transformation .... 3 volumes, small Svo. i860. Our Old Home : a Series of Sketches. i2mo. Boston, 1863. The Snow Image : a Childish Miracle. Colored illustrations. [First separate edition.] Square i2mo. New York, 1864. T20 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Pansie : a Fragment. i2mo. London [1864] . Twice-Told Tales. A New Edition [including The Sn'ow Image]. Portrait. 2 volumes, 24mo. Boston, 1865. Passages from the American Xote-Books. 2 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1868. Passages from the English Xote-Books. 2 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1870. Passages from the French and Italian Xote-Books. 2 vol- umes, 8vo. London, 1871. *^*The same. 2 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1S72. Septimius Felton ; or, the Elixir of Life. i2mo. Boston, 1872. Memoir of Xathaniel Hawthorne [by H. A. Page] with Sto- ries now First Published. i2mo. London, 1872. The Dolliver Romance and other Pieces. i2mo. Boston, 1876. Fanshawe and other Pieces [now first collected]. i2mo. Boston, 1876. *^*The two preceding volumes were also issued uniform with the Little Classic edition of Hawthorne's works, iSmo. 1876. Legends of New England. Illustrations. 32mo. Boston, 1877. Legends of the Province House. Frontispiece. 32mo. Bos- ton, 1877. Tales of the White Hills. 32mo. Boston, 1877. A Virtuoso's Collection, and other Tales. Frontispiece. 32mo. Boston, 1S77. Doctor Grimshawe's Secret, a Romance. Edited, with Pre- face and Xotes, by Juhan Hawthorne. i2mo. Boston, 1883. Sketches and Studies. i8mo. Boston [1883]. Tales, Sketches and other Papers. With a Biographical Sketch by George Parsons Lathrop. Portrait and facsim- iles. i2mo. Boston, 1883. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 121 Complete Works. With Introductions and Bibliographical Notes by George Parsons Lathrop. Portraits and illustra- tions. 13 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1883. *,*The same. Large paper. (250 copies.) 13 volumes, royal 8vo. Cambridge, 1883. Delia Bacon. By Theodore Bacon. 8vo. London, 1888. *^*Contains twenty letters, mostly relative to the Bacon- Shakespeare theory, by Hawthorne, now first published. *^f*Twentv-seven original contributions by Hawthorne ap- peared, anonymously, in The Token (Boston'';, for 1830, 183 1, 1S32, 1S33, 1835, 1S36, 1S37 and 1838; The New England Mag- azine, for 1834 and 1835, contained seventeen; The Democratic Review (New York), for 1838, 1839, 1840, 1843, 1S44, 1845 ^"^ 1846 contained twenty-five, among others. Papers of an Old Dartmouth Prisoner, never reprinted ; and The Atlantic Monthly for i860, 1S62, 1S63, 1S65 and 1868, several, including the posthumous fragments of Septimius Felton and The Dolli- ver Romance. Besides the annual and the magazines here named, he contributed to The Knickerbocker, 1837 ; American Monthly, 1838; The Pioneer, 1843; Dollar Magazine, 185 1 ; In- ternational Magazine, 1852 ; and Harper's Monthly' Magazine, 1857- HAY, JOHN. 1838 — Pike County Ballads, and other Pieces. i2mo. Boston, 1871. Jim Bludsoe of the Prairie Belle, and Little Breeches. Illus- trations. i2mo. Boston, 1871. Little Breeches : a Pike County View of Special Providence. Illustrations. 8vo. New York, 187 1. Little Breeches and other Pieces : Humourous, Descriptive and Pathetic. i2mo. London, 1S71. Castilian Days. i2mo. Boston, 1871. Amasa Stone. Born April 27, 1818. Died May 11, 1883. (Privately printed; 95 copies.) 8vo. New York, 1883. Memorial of Dr. Charles Hay. (Privately printed.) 8vo. New York, 1885. The Enchanted Shirt. Illustrations. Square i6mo. Chi- cago [1889]. Poems. i2mo. Boston, 1890. 122 AMERICAN AUTHORS. (With John G. Nicolay.) Abraham Lincoln : a History. Portraits and ilUistrations. lo volumes, 8vo. New York, 1890. (Edited, with J. G. Nicolay.) The Complete Works of Abraham Lincoln. Comprising his Speeches, State Papers, and Miscellaneous Writings. Portraits and facsimiles. 2 volumes, 8vo. New York, 1894. HAYNE, PAUL HAMILTON. 1831-1886. Poems. i6mo. Boston, 1855. Sonnets and other Poems. i2mo. Charleston, 1857. Avolio : a Legend of the Island of Cos. With Poems Lyri- cal, Miscellaneous and Dramatic. i6mo. Boston, i860. Legends and Lyrics. i2mo. Philadelphia, 1872. The Mountain of the Lovers ; with Poems of Nature and Tra- dition. 1 2 mo. New York, 1875. W. Gilmore Simms. A Poem delivered at the Charleston Academy of Music, on 13th Dec, 1877, as Prologue to the Dramatic Entertainment in Aid of the Simms Memorial Fund. 8vo. [Charleston, 1877.] Poems. Complete, with Biographical Sketch. Portrait and illustrations. Square 8vo. Boston, 1882. *«.*See also Timrod, Henry. HEARN, LAFCADIO. 1850 — (Translated.) One of Cleopatra's Nights, and other Fantas- tic Romances, by Theophile Gautier. Portrait. 8vo. New York, 1882. Strange Leaves from Strange Literature. Stories recon- structed from the Anvari — Soheili, Baital — Pachisi, Ma- habharata, Gulistan, Talmud .... i6mo. Boston, 1884. (Translated.) Gombo Zhebes. Little Dictionary of Creole Proverbs ; selected from Six Creole Dialects, with Notes .... Square 8vo. New York, 1885. Some Chinese Ghosts. i2mo. Boston, 1887. Chita : a Memory of Last Island. 12 mo. New York, 1889. Youma. i2mo. New York, 1890. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 123 (Translated.) The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard (Member of the Institute), by Anatole France. 8vo. New York, 1890. GHmpses of Unfamiliar Japan. 2 volumes, 8vo. Boston, 1894. Out of the East ; Reveries and Studies in New Japan. i2mo. Boston, 1895. HIBBARD, GEORGE A. 1858 — Iduna and other Stories. i2mo. New York, 1 89 1. The Governor and other Stories. i2mo. New York, 1892. Nowadays and other Stories. Illustrations. i6mo. New York, 1893. HIGGINSON, THOMAS WENTWORTH. 1823 — Man shall not live by Bread Alone ; a Thanksgiving Sermon . 8vo. Newburyport, 1848. The Tongue : Two Practical Sermons. 8vo. Newburyport, 1850. The Birthday in Fairyland: a Story for Children. i8mo. Boston, 1850. Address to the Voters of the Third Congressional District of Massachusetts. 8vo. Lowell, 1850. Merchants : a Sunday Evening Lecture. 8vo. Newbury- port, 1 85 1. Things New and Old : an Installation Sermon .... 8vo. Worcester, 1852. Elegy without Fiction. Sermon, Oct. 31, 1852. Suggested by the Deaths of Webster and Rantoul. Broadside. Worcester, 1852. Thalatta : a Book for the Seaside. [Edited, anonymously, by Higginson and Samuel Longfellow.] i2mo. Boston, 1853- The Unitarian Autumnal Convention, a Sermon. 8vo. Bos- ton, 1853. 124 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Woman and her Wishes : an Essay. Inscribed to the Massa- chusetts Constitutional Convention. Svo. Boston, 1853. Ma^achusetts in Mourning. A Sermon. . . . Worcester, June 4, 1S54. Svo. Boston, 1854. A Ride through Kansas. 8vo. [Boston] 1S56. Does Slavery Christianize the Negro ? i2mo. New York [1857]. The New Revolution : a Speech before the Anti-Slavery Society. . . . New York, May 12, 1857. Svo. Boston, 1857- Out-Door Papers. 12 mo. Boston, 1863. (Translated.) The Works of Epictetus. Consisting of his Discourses, the Enchiridion, and Fragments. Svo. Bos- ton, 1865. *:^*Also 2 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1S90. (Edited.) Harvard Memorial Biographies. 2 volumes, Svo. Cambridge, 1865. ***The same, revised. 2 volumes, i2mo. Cambridge, 1867. Memoir of Dr. Thaddeus William Harris. Svo. Boston, 1869. *i*Reprinled from Harris's Entomological Correspondence. Malbone : an Oldport Romance. lamo. Boston, 1869. Ought Women to learn the Alphabet? .... i2mo. Bos- ton, 1869. Army Life in a Black Regiment. i2mo. Boston, 1870. Atlantic Essays. i2mo. Boston, 1 87 1. The Sympathy of Religions. Royal Svo. Boston, 187 1. Oldport Days. Illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1873. Young Folks' History of the United States. Illustrations. Square i6mo. Boston, 1875. * ^*Gxz.diW2.\\y enlarged in subsequent editions. Brief Biographies of European Public Men. 4 volumes, square i6mo. Boston, 1875-77. History of Education in Rhode Island [prepared for the State of Rhode Island], Svo. Providence, 1876. A BIBLIOGRAPHT. 125 Young Folks' Book of American Explorers. Illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1877. Short Studies of American Authors. i2mo. Boston, 1880. Common Sense about Women. i6mo. Boston, 1882. Wendell Phillips. Reprinted from The Nation. 8vo. Bos- ton, 1884. Margaret Fuller Ossoli. Portrait. i6mo. Boston, 1884. A Larger History of the United States. ... to the Close of President Jackson's Administration. Maps and illustra- trations. Square 8vo. New York, 1886. The Monarch of Dreams. 24mo. Boston, 1887. Hints on Writing and Speech-Making. 24mo. Boston, 1887. Women and Men. i6mo. New York, 1888. Travellers and Outlaws : Episodes in American History. i2mo. Boston, 18S9. The Afternoon Landscape. Poems and Translations. i2mo. New York, 1889. In a Fair Country. Essays from Out- Door Papers. 54 illus- trations. Oblong 8vo. Boston [1890]. Life of Francis Higginson, First Minister in Massachusetts Bay Colony .... 12 mo. New York [189 1]. (Edited, with Ella H. Bigelow.) American Sonnets. 24mo. Boston, 1 89 1. Concerning all of us. Portrait. i6mo. New York, 1892. The New World and the New Book .... With Kindred Essays. 12 mo. Boston, 1892. (With Mary Thacher Higginson.) Such as they are. Poems. Illustrations. Square i6mo. Boston, 1893. (With Edward Channing.) English History for American Readers. Maps and illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1893. 126 AMERICAN AUTHORS. (Edited.) Massachusetts in the Civil War. 2 volumes, 8vo. Boston, 1895. ***See also Holmes, O. W. HILLHOUSE, JAMES ABRAHAM. 17S9-1841. The Education of a Poet. An Oration delivered at Yale University. 8vo. New Haven, 181 1. [Anonymous.] Percy's Masque, a Drama, in Five Acts. From the London Edition. i6mo. New York, 1820. *^*No London edition is believed to have been published. The Judgment : a Vision. Pronounced before the Phi Beta Kappa Society, Yale University. 8vo. New York, 1821. Oration at New Haven, Aug. 19, 1834, in Commemoration of the Life and Services of General Lafayette. 8vo. New Haven, 1834. Hadad. A Dramatic Poem. 8vo. New York, 18^. t^'^ Sachem's Wood. A Short Poem. Svo. New Haven, 1838. Dramas, Discourses, and other Pieces. 2 volumes, i6mo. Boston, 1839. HIRST, HENRY BECK. 1813-1874. The Coming of the Mammoth, The Funeral of Time and other Pieces. i2mo. Boston, 1845. Endymion. A Tale of Greece. i2mo. Boston, 1848. The Penance of Roland : a Romance of the Peine Forte et Dure and other Poems. i2mo. Boston, 1849. HOFFMAN, CHARLES FENNO. 1806-1884. A Winter in the West. By A New Yorker. 2 volumes, i2mo. New York, 1835. (Edited, anonymously.) The New York Book of Poetry [containing original poems by Washington Irving and others]. 8vo. New York, 1837. (Edited.) The American Monthly Magazine. 8vo. New York, 1838. Wild Scenes in the Forest and Prairie. 2 volumes, i2mo. London, 1839. k A BIBLIOGRAPUr. 127 Greyslaer : a Romance of the Mohawk. 2 volumes, i2mo. New York, 1840. The Vigil of Faith and other Poems. i2mo. New York, 1842. Wild Scenes in the Forest and Prairie, with Sketches of American Life. 2 volumes, lamo. New York, 1843. Proceedings of the New York Historical Society, 1843. [Containing The People of New York, by Hoffman.] 8 vo. New York, 1843. The Echo : or. Borrowed Notes for Home Circulation. Royal 8vo. Philadelphia, 1844. Report of the Committee of the New York Historical Society, on a National Name, March 31, 1845. [Signed, David Dudley Field, Henry R. Schoolcraft and Charles F. Hoff- man.] 8vo. [New York, 1845.] Lays of the Hudson. Illustrations. 3 2 mo. New York, 1846. Love's Calendar, Lays of the Hudson, and other Poems. 3 2 mo. New York, 1S47. (Edited.) The Literary World. A Gazette for Authors, Readers, and Publishers. 2 volumes, 4to. New York, 1847. The Pioneers of New York ; a Discourse before the St. Nich- olas Society. 8vo. New York, 1848. Poems [including several now first published]. Collected and edited by E. F. Hoffman. Portrait. i2mo. Phila- delphia, 1873. HOLLAND, JOSIAH GILBERT. 1819-1881. (Edited.) Cut-Flowers : a Collection of Poems. By Mrs. D. Ellen Goodman Shepard. Portrait. i2mo. Spring- field, 1854. History of Western Massachusetts. Map. 2 volumes, i2mo. Springfield, 1855. Address at the Dedication of the New City Hall, Springfield, Mass., Jan. i, 1856. 8vo. Springfield, 1856. The Bay- Path. i2mo. New York, 1857. 128 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Poems. i2mo. New York, 1858. Letters to Young People, Married and Single. i2mo. New York, 1858. Bitter Sweet. A Poem. 12 mo. New York, 1859. Gold-Foil, hammered from Popular Proverbs. i2mo. New York, 1859. Miss Gilbert's Career. An American Story. i2mo. New York, i860. Lessons in Life : a Series of Familiar Essays. i2mo. New York, 186/.' Letters -to the Joneses. i2mo. New York, 1863. The Laboring Man's Sabbath. To Benjamin Franklin Jones, Mechanic, concerning his Habit of staying away from Church. i6mo. Springfield, 1863. Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln .... April 19, 1865. 8vo. Springfield, 1865. The Life of Abraham Lincoln. Portrait and illustrations. 8vo. Springfield, 1865. Plain Talks on Familiar Subjects. A Series of Popular Lec- tures. i2mo. New York, 1866. Kathrina : her Life and mine, in a Poem. i2mo. New York, 1867. (Edited.) Christ and the Twelve Scenes in the Life of our Saviour and his Apostles. Illustrations. 8vo. Spring- field, 1867. The Marble Prophecy and other Poems. Frontispiece. i2mo. New York, 1872. Arthur Bonnicastle : an American Novel. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1873. Garnered Sheaves. i2mo. New York, 1873. (Edited.) Illustrated Library of Favorite Song. Square 8vo. New York, 1873. The Mistress of the Manse. i2mo. New York, 1874. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 12!> The Story of Sevenoaks. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1875. Nicholas Minturn. Study in a Story. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1876. Every-Day Topics. A Book of Briefs. i2mo. New York, 1876. Complete Poetical Writings. i2mo. New York, 1879. ***The same. Portrait and illustrations. 8vo. New York, iSSo. Works. Newly revised. 9 volumes, i2mo. New York, 1881-82. Every-Day Topics. Second Series. i2mo. New York, 1882. HOLMES, OLIVER WENDELL. 1809-1894. Harvard Register. [Containing Holmes' first published poems.] 12 numbers, 8vo. Cambridge, 1827-28. The Collegian. In Six Parts. [February-July, inclusive, 1830.] 8vo. Cambridge, 1830. *^*Published by the undergraduates of 1830 and 1831, and edited by a club consisting of two members of the class of 1S30 (one of whom was John Osborne Sargent), and three mem- bers of the class of 1831. The six numbers contain twenty- four poems by Holmes, only a few of which were retained iu the 1836 and subsequent editions of Poems; and contain also the first printed composition of John Lothrop Motley. The Amateur. A Journal of Literature and the Fine Arts. [June 15, 1830-June 4, 1831, inclusive.] 22 parts, 4to. Boston, 1S30-31. ***This publication contained seventeen poems, at least, by Holmes, of which only eight were included in the collective editions of his poems. The paintings of the Athenaeum Gal- lery formed the subjects of several of Holmes' early poems, which may explain why the publication entitled "Poetical Illus- trations of the Athenaeum Gallery of Paintings" (8vo., Boston, 1827), has been frequently ascribed to him. The real author of the volume was William G. Crosby. [Anonymous,] The Harbinger : a May-Gift. 8vo. Bos- ton, 1833. *^*In three parts : part i., by Park Benjamin; ii., pp. 31-60, by Holmes, and iii., by John Osborne Sargent. Poems. i2mo. Boston, 1836. 130 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Boylston Prize Dissertations for 1836, by Oliver W. Holmes, M.D. [pp. 189-288], Robert W. Haxall, M.D., and Luther V. Bell, M.D. 8vo. Boston, 1836. *^*Issued as Library of Practical Medicine, vol. vii. Boylston Prize Dissertations for the Years 1836 and 1837. 8vo. Boston, 1838. Principles of the Theory and Practice of Medicine. By Marshall Hall, M.D. . . . First American Edition. Re- vised and much enlarged by Jacob Bigelow, M.D., .... and Oliver W. Holmes, M.D .... 8vo. Boston, 1839. The Allston Exhibition. [North American Review, April, 1840, pp. 358-381.] 8vo. Boston, 1840. Homoeopathy and its Kindred Delusions ; Two Lectures be- fore the Boston Society of Useful Knowledge. i2mo. Boston, 1842. Report of the Dinner to Charles Dickens, in Boston, Febru- ary I, 1842. [Including song sung on the occasion by Holmes, and speeches by Dickens, Bancroft and others.] i6mo. Boston, 1842. [Review of] Elliotson's Principles and Practice of Medicine. [Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, Dec. 13, 1843, PP- 369-376.] 8vo. Boston, 1843. The Position and Prospects of the Medical Student : an Ad- dress delivered before the Boylston Medical Society of Harvard University, January 12, 1S44. 8vo. Boston, 1844. The Contagiousness of Puerperal Fever. Read before the Boston Society for Medical Improvement, and pubhshed at the Request of the Society, from The New England Quar- terly Journal of Medicine and Surgery. 8vo. [Boston, 1844-] The Berkshire Jubilee, celebrated at Pittsfield, Mass., August 22 and 23, 1844. [Poem and speech by Holmes, pp. 161- 163.] Illustrations. 8vo. Albany, 1845. History of the Old Township of Dunstable : including Nashua .... [etc.]. By Charles J. Fox. [Containing poem, pp. 51-54, recited by Holmes at the Pilgrims' Din- ner at Plymouth, N. H., Dec. 22, 1845.] Illustrations. i2mo. Nashua, 1846. /I BIBLIOGRAPHY. 1:5 1 Urania : a Rhymed Lesson. Pronounced before the Mercan- tile Library Association, October 14, 1846. 8vo. Boston, 1S46. Poems [including eight now first collected]. i6mo. Lon- don, 1846. Some Account of the Letheon, or who was the Discoverer? [Containing Holmes' letter suggesting Anaesthesia as a name for the new discovery.] 8vo. Boston, 1S47. An Introductory Lecture delivered at the Massachusetts Med- ical College, November 3, 1847. 8vo. Boston, 1847. (With others.) Report of the Committee on Medical Liter- ature, of the American Medical Society. 8vo. [Philadel- phia, 1849.] ***Reprinted from Transactions of the Society, vol. i., pp. 249-2S8, Svo. Philadelphia, 1848. Poems. New and Enlarged Edition. [Containing prefatory note " from a letter to the publishers," and nine poems, m- cluding Urania, now first collected.] Vignettes. i2mo. Boston, 1849. Poems. New and Enlarged Edition. [Containing prefatory note " to the publishers," and five additional poems, pp. 182-195.] Vignettes. i2mo. Boston, 1849. *^*The prefatory note of first issue of Poems, 1849,15 not dated, and is entirely distinct from that of the second, which is dated Januai-j 13th, 1849. I" the contents of the latter, the poems, Cambridge Churchyard, and Old Ironsides, forming a portion of Poetry : a Metrical Essay, are for the first time indexed separately. The first issue consists of pp. \\-\-212 ; the second, of pp. vi-|--S6. Astrrea : the Balance of Illusions. A Poem delivered be- fore the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Yale College, August 14, 1850. i2mo. Boston, 1850. Poem (with address by Rev. Henry Neill) delivered at the Dedication of Pittsfield (Rural) Cemetery, September 9th, 1850. Map and plate. Svo. Pittsfield, 1850. *^*The poem was also issued separately, Svo. [Boston, 1S50.] The Benefactors of the Medical School of Harvard Univer- sity ; an Introductory Lecture at the Massachusetts Medi- cal College, Nov. 7, 1850. With a Biographical Sketch of the Late Dr. George Parkman. 8vo. Boston, 1850. 1 32 A MERICA N A UTHORS. Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Vol. II. [Containing Holmes' article, On the Use of Direct Light in Microscopic Researches, pp. 326-332.] 8vo. Boston, 1852. Poetical Works. Illustrations. First English Edition. 24mo. London, 1852. *^*In this edition the poem, To an English Friend, is pub- lished for the first time; and two poems, The Ploughman, and Pittsfield Cemetery, are now first collected; with these excep- tions, and the prefatory memoir, the text of second issue of Poems, 1849, is copied. Microscopic Preparation. [Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, May 25, 1853, ;pp. 337-340.] 8vo. Boston, 1853- Songs of the Class of 1829. (Printed for the Use of the Class only.) lamo. Boston, 1854. *^*Five songs, of which three are by O. W. H[olmes], and two by S. F. S[mith]. God Bless our Yankee Girls. Written by O. W. Holmes, composed .... by T. Comer. 4to, Boston [1854]. The Late Dr. Elisha Bartlett. [Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, Aug. 16, 1855, pp. 49-52.] 8vo. Boston, 1855. Dr. Jackson's Letters to a Young Physician. A Review. [Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, Oct. 4, 1855, pp. 197-206.] 8vo, Boston, 1855. Puerperal Fever as a Private Pestilence. [Reprinted, with additions, from The New England Quarterly Journal of Medicine and Surgery, 1843.] 8vo. Boston, 1855. Oration delivered before the New England Society, in the ; City of New York, at their Semi-Centennial Anniversary, December 22, 1855. 8vo. [New York, 1855.] *^*Also published in the Society's report of the Celebration, New York, 1856; and, with address by John Pierpont, 8vo. New York, 1856. The 74th Anniversary of the Birth- Day of Daniel Webster, celebrated at the Revere House, Boston, January 18, 1856. [Poem, by Holmes, pp. 49-51.] 8vo. Boston, 1856. Mechanism of Vital Actions. [North American Review, July, 1857, pp. 39-77.] 8vo. Boston, 1857. A BIBLIOGRAPHT. 133 New Stand for the Compound Microscope. [Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, Dec. lo, 1857, pp. 373-680.] 8vo. Boston, 1857. Valedictory Address delivered to the Medical Graduates of Harvard University, at the Annual Commencement, March 10, 1858. (Reprinted from Boston Medical and Surgical Journal.) 8vo. Boston, 1858. [Anonymous.] The Autocrat of the Breakfast-Table. Every Man his own Boswell. Engraved false title, and illustra- tions. i2mo. Boston, 1858. *:^*The engraved false title was omitted from a large portion of the edition, and from all later issues. *^*The same. Large paper. 8vo. Boston, 1859. The Professor at the Breakfast-Table ; with the Story of Iris. i2mo. Boston, i860. Memorial of the Commemoration by the Church of the Disci- ples, on the Fiftieth Birth-Day of their Pastor, James Free- man Clarke, April 4, i860. [Poem by Holmes, pp. 19-20, also poem by Julia Ward Howe, pp. 14-15.] Portrait. i2mo. Boston, i860. Currents and Counter-Currents in Medical Science. An Address before the Massachusetts Medical Society, at the Annual Meeting, May 30, i860. 8vo. Boston, 1S60. Addresses at the Inauguration of Cornelius C. Felton, LL.D., as President of Harvard College, July 19, i860. [Address, pp. 1 21-124, ^i^d remarks, p. 132, by Holmes.] 8vo. Cambridge, i860. Currents and Counter-Currents in Medical Science . With other Addresses and Essays. i2mo. Boston, 1861. Elsie Veimer : a Romance of Destiny. 2 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1 86 1. The Address of Mr. Everett, and the Poem of Dr. O. W, Holmes, at the Dinner given to H. I. H. Monseigneur the Prince Napoleon, September 25th, 1861. (Privately printed.) 8vo. Cambridge, 1861. Border Lines of Knowledge in some Branches of Medical Science. An Introductory Lecture, delivered before the Medical Class of Harvard University, Nov. 6th, 1861. i2mo. Boston, 1862. 134 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Songs in many Keys. i2mo. Boston, 1862. Poems [newly revised]. Portrait. 24mo. Boston, 1862. Medical Directions written for Governor Winthrop, by Ed- mund Stafford, of London, in 1643. With Notes by O. W. Holmes. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Massa- chusetts Historical Society. 8vo. Boston, 1862. Oration delivered before the City Authorities of Boston, July 4, 1S63. (12 copies printedJfor the. author.) 4to. Bos- ton 1863. *^*The same. Svo. Boston, 1863. *;(;* Also reprinted for gratuitous distribution. Svo. Phila- delphia, 1863. Soundings from the Atlantic. Vignettes. i2mo. Boston, 1864. Humorous Poems. Illustrations. Square i6mo. Boston, 1865. Tribute of the Massachusetts Historical Society, to the Memory of Edward Everett, January 30, 1865. [Poem by Holmes, pp. 65-67 ; and letter from Whittier, pp. 87-90.] Portrait. Royal Svo. Boston, 1865. *^*Reprinted in A Memorial of Edward Everett from the City of Boston. 2 portraits. Roj-al 8vo. Boston, 1865. *^*The same. Large paper. (100 copies.) 4to. Boston, 1865. A Memorial of x\braham Lincoln. . . . [Poem by Holmes, pp. 84-85.] Royal 8vo. Boston, 1865. *^*The same. Large paper. 4to. Boston, 1865. Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, for May, 1865. [Containing remarks on Dante, pp. 277-278, by Holmes.] 8vo. [Boston, 1865.] The Flower of Liberty. [Poems specially contributed by Holmes, Whittier, Curtis, Bryant, Aldrich, Bayard Taylor, Longfellow, Parsons, Emerson, and others.] Edited and illustrated [with 50 engravings of patriotic emblems] by Julia A. M. Furbish. Square 8vo. Boston, 1866. Tribute of the Massachusetts Historical Society to the Mem- ory of George Livermore [containing tribute by Holmes, pp. 17-19]. Svo. Boston, 1866. The Guardian Angel. i2mo. Boston, 1867. A BIBLIOGRAPHV. 135 Teaching from the Chair and at the Bedside. An Introductory Lecture delivered before the Medical Class of Harvard University, November 6, 1867. Svo. Boston, 1867. (Edited, with 1). G. Mitchell.) The Atlantic Almanac [for] 1 868. Illustrations. 4to. Boston [1867]. Poems and Songs of the Class of 1S29 [including 20 poems by Holmes]. Third Edition. Printed for the Use of the Class only. 8vo. Boston, 1868. *^*Earnest efforts, during the past five years, have resulted in failure to discover any information relative to the "second edition " which would seem indicated by the preceding title. . No such edition was known to surviving members of the class or their relatives (Dr. Holmes' copy was one of the 186S issue); and considering that the volume was intended for members of the class, only, some purpose, humorous or otherwise, ma^' have suggested the " third edition " inscription. Lectures delivered in a Course before the Lowell Institute in Boston, by Members of the Massachusetts Historical So- ciety, on Subjects relating to the Early Histor)' of Massa- chusetts. [Including The Medical Profession in Massa- chusetts, pp. 257-301, read by Holmes, Jan. 29, 1869.] Royal 8vo. Boston, 1869. Review of The Dental Cosmos. [Boston Medical and Sur- gical Journal, March 11, 1869, pp. 99-102.] Royal Svo. Boston, 1869. Ofificial Monthly Bulletin of the .... Celebration of Peace, and Musical Festival .... Boston, June 15-19, 1869. [Poem by Holmes, p. 4.] Illustrations. Royal 8vo. Boston, 1869. Address delivered on the Centennial Anniversary of the Birth of Alexander von Humboldt .... by Louis Agassiz. With an Account of the Evening Reception. [Including poem written for the occasion, by Holmes, address by Emerson, poem by Julia Ward Howe, and letter by Whit- tier.] Svo. Boston, 1869. Celebration of the iiith Anniversary of Robert Burns' Natal Day, at Delmonico's Hotel, New York, January 25th, 1870. [Tributes by Holmes, pp. lo-ii ; Bryant, pp. 12- 14; and Sage, pp. 18-20.] Svo. New York, 1870. 136 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Rip Van Winkle, M. D. An After- Dinner Prescription taken by the Massachusetts Medical Society .... May 25th, 1870. [Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, June 9, 1870, pp. 444-446.] Royal 8vo. Boston, 1870. Harvard College. [Programme of] Services on the Laying of the Corner Stone of Memorial Hall, October 6, 187c [with Hymn by Holmes, pp. 3-4]. Square i2mo. [Cam- bridge, 1870.] Mechanism in Thought and Morals. An Address delivered before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Harvard University, June 29, 1870. With Notes and Afterthoughts. i2mo. Boston, 1 87 1. Valedictory Address to the Graduating Class of the Bellevue Hospital, March 2, 1871. [New York Medical Journal, April, 187 1, pp. 420-440.] 8vo. New York, 1871. Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, May- August, 1871. [Containing tributes to Sir Walter Scott, by Holmes, Emerson, and Bryant.] 8vo. [Boston, 1871.] Tribute to Walter Scott on the looth Anniversary of his Birthday, August 15, 1871. (Privately printed.) 8vo. Boston, 1872. The Poet at the Breakfast- Table. His Talks with his Fellow- Boarders. Frontispiece. i2mo. Boston, 1872. The Claims of Dentistry. An Address delivered at the Com- mencement Exercises of the Dental Department in Har- vard University, February 14, 1S72. [Reprinted from Bos- ton Medical and Surgical journal, Feb. 29, 1872.] 8vo. Boston, 1872. Centennial of the Boston Pier, or the Long Wharf Corpora- tion. 1873. [Remarks and poem, by Holmes, pp. iS- 20.] 8vo. Cambridge, 1873. Proceedings of a Special Meeting of the Massachusetts His- torical Society, Dec. 16, 1873: being the looth Anniver- sary of the Destruction of the Tea in Boston Harbor. [Bal- lad of the Boston Tea Party, by Holmes, pp. 56-58.] Svo. Boston, 1874. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 137 Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society from January to June, 1874. [Containing remarks on Scahger- ana, by Holmes, pp. 315-317.] 8vo. [Boston, 1874.] Prof. Jeffries Wyman. A Memorial Outline. [Reprinted from The Atlantic Monthly for November, 1874.] Svo. [Boston, 1874.] ***Reprinted also in Proceedings of the Massachusetts His- torical Society for April, 1875. Songs of many Seasons. 1862-1874. i2mo. Boston, 1875. The Physiology of Versification. Harmonies of Organic and Animal Life. [Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, Jan. 7, 1875, pp. 6-9.] Svo. Boston, 1875. Memorial. Bunker Hill, [Containing Grandmother's Story of Bunker-Hill Battle : as she saw it from the Belfry, pp. 1-4, specially written for the Memorial, by Holmes.] Il- lustrations. Royal Svo. Boston, 1875. Fair Play. [A collection of charades in aid of a fair at Wal- tham, October, 1875.] i6mo. Waltham [1875]. Grandmother's Story of Bunker Hill Battle : as she saw it from the Belfry. (6 copies privately printed for the author.) 4to. [Cambridge, 1876.] His Royal Highness Prince Oscar at the National Celebra- tion of the Centennial Anniversary of American Inde- pendence .... July 4, 1876 [with ode by Holmes], Portraits. (Privately printed.) Svo. Boston, 1876. Poetical Works. Household Edition. [Including addi- tional poems to 1877, together with additional poems, to 1877, of the class of 1S29.] i2mo. Boston, 1877. *:4;*The same, with portrait and illustrations. Svo. Boston, 1878. An Address delivered at the Annual Meeting of the Boston Microscopical Society. [Reprinted from Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, May 24, 1877.] Svo. Cambridge, 1S77. A Family Record. Woodstock, Conn., July 4, 1S77. 4to. [Cambridge, 1877.] *^*Only a few copies printed for the author. The Story of Iris. [First separate edition.] 32mo. Bos- ton, 1877. 138 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Favorite Poems. Illustrations. 32mo. Boston, 1877. Visions : a Study of False Sight. By Edward Clarke, M.D. With an Introduction and Memorial Sketch by O. W. Holmes. Portrait. i2mo. Boston, 1878. Proceedings of the Harvard Club of New York City, at their 1 2th Annual Dinner .... Feby. 21st, 1878. [Containing two sonnets and letter, by Holmes, pp. 16-17, and ad- dress by D. G. Mitchell, pp. 17-21.] 8vo. New York, 1878. *^*Printed copies of the sonnets were presented to the guests on this occasion. Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society for No- vember and December, 1878. [Containing Memoir, by Holmes, of the Hon. John Lothrop Motley, LL.D., pp. 404-473.] 8vo. [Boston, 1878.] *^*The memoir, as here given, is an abridgment (so as to bring it within suitable limits for publication in the Proceedings) of the memoir about to be published at the time by Houghton, Osgood & Co. John Lothrop Motley. A Memoir. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, 1878. 8vo. Boston, 1879. John Lothrop Motley. A Memoir. [Unabridged, and con- taining memorial poems by Bryant and Story.] Por- trait. 1 2 mo. Boston, 1879. *^*The same. Memorial Edition. Small 4to. Boston, 1879. *^*Also i2mo. London, 1878. The School-Boy. Illustrations. 8vo. Boston, 1879. Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, Janu- ary to April, 1879. [Containing Holmes' tributes to George S. Hillard and Jacob Bigelow, pp. 38-44.] 8vo. Boston, 1879. • Nautilus. [A privately printed issue of The Chambered Nautilus, with a translation into Latin, signed E. S. D.] i2mo. [Cambridge, 1879.] The Iron Gate and other Poems. Portrait, izmo. Bos- ton, 1880. Seventieth Birthday of James Freeman Clarke. Memorial of the Celebration by the Church of the Disciples, Monday, April 5th, 1880. [Poem by Holmes, pp. 11-12.] Por- trait. 8vo. Boston, 1880. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 130 Exercises in celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the Settle- ment of Cambridge, September 28,1880. [Remarks and poem by Holmes, pp. 32-35 ; remarks by Longfellow, pp. 29-30 ; oration by T. W. Higginson, pp. 44-65 ; and let- ter from J. R. Lowell, p. 127.] Portraits and illustrations. Royal Svo. Cambridge, 1881. Benjamin Peirce. A Memorial Collection by Moses King. [Containing memorial poem by Holmes, pp. 63-64, and verses by T. W. Parsons, pp. 3, 6, and 37.] Portrait. Square i2mo. Cambridge, iSSi. The Poets' Tribute to Garfield .... Poems written for The Boston Daily Globe [by Holmes, Joaquin Miller, John Boyle O'Reilly and others] and many Selections. With Biography and Portrait. Svo. Cambridge, 1881. Dedication of the New Building and Hall of the Boston Med- ical Library Association .... December 3, 1878. . . . Address of the President, Dr. O. W. Holmes [pp. 1-2 1, reprinted from Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, Dec, 12, 1878]. . . . Small 4to. Cambridge, 1881. Songs and Poems of the Class of 1829. Part 2. 1868-1881. [Consisting of twenty-six poems, of which seventeen are by Holmes.] 8vo. [Boston, 1S81.] *^*The pagination is continued from the issue of 1868. Poem written by Dr. . . . Holmes for the Centennial Anni- versary Dinner of the Massachusetts Medical Society, June 8. 1 88 1, and read by him on that Occasion. [Boston Med- ical and Surgical Journal. June 23, 1881, pp. 577-580.] 4to. Boston, 1 88 1. Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society from January to June, 1S82. [Containing tributes, by Holmes, at January meeting, to R. H. Dana, pp. 197-199; at April meeting, to H. W. Longfellow, pp. 269-275 ; and at May meeting, to R. W. Emerson, pp. 303-310.] Svo. [Boston, 1SS2.] Medical Highways and By-Ways. A Lecture delivered before the Medical Department of Harvard University, May 10, 1 88 2. [Reprinted from Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, June i, 1882.] i2mo. Cambridge, 1S82. Farewell Address at Harvard Medical School, Nov. 28, 1S82. Svo. Boston, 1882. 140 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Pages from an Old Volume of Life. 185 7- 1 88 1. 12 mo, Boston, 1883. Medical Essays. 1842-1882. i2mo, Boston, 1883. The New Century and the New Building of the Harvard Medical School. 1 783-1883. Addresses and Exercises at the looth Anniversary of the Foundation of the Medical School of Harvard University, Oct. 17, 1883. [Address by Holmes, pp. 3-35 ; also Appendix, Endowment of the Harvard Medical School, pp. 51-55.] Illustrations. 8vo. Cambridge, 1884. Ralph Waldo Emerson. Portrait, izmo. Boston, 1885. A Mortal Antipathy. First Opening of the New Portfoho. 1 2 mo. Boston, 1885. Illustrated Poems. Portrait and 70 illustrations. 4to. Bos- ton, 1885. Services at the Celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the Origin of the First Church in Cambridge, February 7-14, 1886. [Poem and remarks by Holmes, pp. 22 and 120.] Svo. Cambridge, 1886. Speeches at the First Dinner of the PhiUips Academy Alumni Association, Parker House, Boston, March 24, 1886. [Including speech and poem by Holmes, pp. 21-26.] 8vo. Boston, 1886. The Last Leaf. [Printed in facsimile of manuscript, with history of the poem and notes by the author.] Illustra- tions. 4to. Cambridge, 1886. 1686-1886. [Programme of] Commemorative Services, King's Chapel, Boston, upon the Completion of 200 Years, Wednesday, December 15, 1886 [including hymn by Holmes]. Facsimile and vignettes. Small 4to. [Bos- ton, 1886.] The Commemoration by King's Chapel, Boston, of the Com- pletion of 200 Years since its Foundation. [Poem by Holmes, pp. 131-134.] Illustrations. 8vo. Boston, 1S87. Our Hundred Days in Europe. i2mo. Boston, 1887. *^*The same. Large paper. (100 copies.) Small 4to. London, 1888. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 141 Before the Curfew and other Poems, chiefly Occasional. i6mo. Boston, 1888. *^*Of this work 250 copies were issued wholly uncut, with paper labels. Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society for June, 1888. [Containing Holmes' tribute to James Free- man Clarke, pp. 144-147.] 8vo. [Boston, 1888.] The Latest Poems of the Class of 1829. Part 3. 1882- 1889. [Consisting of thirteen poems, of which eight are by Holmes.] 8vo. [Boston, 1889.] *»*The pagination, pp. 199-232, is continued from part 2, 1S81. Proceedings on the Occasion of laying the Corner-Stone of the New Library Building of the City of Boston. Novem- ber 28, 1888. [Poem by Holmes, pp. 19-20.] Illustra- tions. Royal 8vo. Boston, 1889. Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, for June, 1889. [Containing Memoir of William Amory, pp. 414-417, by Holmes.] 8vo. [Boston, 1889.] Typical Elms of Massachusetts. Introductory Chapter by O. W. Holmes. Descriptive Text by Lorin L. Dame. Plates [58] by Henry Brooks. 4to. Boston, 1890. Over the Tea-Cups. Vignette. i2mo. Boston, 189 1. Complete Collected Writings [newly revised]. Portraits and illustrations. 13 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1891. *,*Thesame. Large paper. (275 copies.) 13 volumes, 8vo. Cambridge, 1891. The One-Hoss Shay and Companion Poems. With Preface [now first pubhshed] by the Author. Illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1892. Dorothy Q., together with A Ballad of the Boston Tea-Party and Grandmother's Story of Bunker Hill Battle. [With original preface by the author.] Illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1893. ***The same. Large paper. (250 copies.) Svo. Boston, 1893. Horatian Echoes. Translations of the Odes of Horace, by John Osborne Sargent, with Introduction by O. W. Holmes. 12 mo. Boston, 1893. 142 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Complete Poetical Works [including many poems now first collected]. Cambridge Edition. Portrait and vignette. 8vo. Boston [1S95]. ^*^Manj of Dr. Holmes' contributions to medical literature have never been reprinted, which will explain why so much more space is given to separate titles of his magazine articles than to those of other authors included in this publication. Besides the articles contributed to the Boston Medical and Sur- gical Journal which are named in this list, the numbers of that iournal for May 17, 1S55, August 2, and September 5, 1867, June 17, 1S75, September 28, 1876, June 16, and 23, iSSi, February 23, 1882, and February 7, 1SS9, contain letters, son- nets, and papers of lesser importance. A list of his numerous contributions to The Atlantic Monthly is rendered unnecessary by the index volume. The New England Magazine, 1S31-1835, published several of his early writings, including the first por- tion of The Autocrat of the Breakfast-Table. With few excep- tions the magazines named contain all his contributions to periodica,! literature. ***See also Bryant, W. C. : Emersox, R. W. ; Howe, Julia Ward; Longfellow, H. W. ; Lowell. J. R. ; Warner, 'CD.; Whittier, J. G. ; and Winsor, Justin. HOSMER, WILLIAM HENRY CL:\XER. 1S14-1877. The Fall of Tecumseh : a Drama. i2mo. .\von, 1S30. Themes of Song : a Poem. i2mo. Rochester, 1834. The Pioneers of Western New York, a Poem at Geneva, N. Y., .... August I, 1S38. i2mo. Geneva [1838]. Yonnondio ; or, Warriors of the Genessee : a Tale of the Sev- enteenth Century. i2mo. New York, 1S44. An Address by Henry R. Schoolcraft and a Poem by W. H. C. Hosmer before the Xew Confederation of the Iroquois. 8vo. New York, 1846. The Months. i2mo. Boston, 1847. Poetical Works. 2 volumes, i2mo. New York, 1854. Later Lays and Lyrics. i2mo. Rochester, N. Y., 1873. HOWARD, BLANCHE WILLIS. 1847 — [Anonymous.] One Summer. Illustrations. iSmo. Bos- ton, 1875. One Year Abroad. iSmo. Boston, 1877. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 143 Aunt Serena. i6mo. Boston, 1881. Guenn. A Wave on the Breton Coast. Illustrations. i2ino. Boston, 1883. Aulnay Tower. i2mo. Boston, 1885. Tony the Maid. Illustrations. i6mo. New York, 1 88 7. The Open Door. i2mo. Boston, 1889. A Battle and a Boy. i2mo. New York [1892]. (With William Sharp.) A Fellowe and his Wife. i2nio. Boston, 1892. No Heroes. A Story for Boys. Illustrations. i2mo. Bos- ton, 1S93. HOWE, JULIA WARD. 1819 — [Anonymous.] Passion Flowers. i2mo. Boston, 1854. Words for the Hour. i2mo. Boston, 1857. The World's Own. i2mo. Boston, 1857. Leonore ; or, the World's Own ; a Tragedy. 8vo. New York, 1857. Hippolytus. A Tragedy. i2mo. New York, 1858. A Trip to Cuba. i2mo. Boston, i860. (Edited.) The Boatswain's Whistle. [Containing original contributions by Holmes, Whittier, Emerson and others.] Published at the National Sailors' Fair, November 10-19, 1864. 10 numbers, 410. Boston, 1864. Later Lyrics. i2mo. Boston, 1866. From the Oak to the Olive : a Plain Record of a Pleasant Journey. i2mo. Boston, 1868. (Edited.) Sex in Education. A Reply to E.H.Clarke's " Sex in Education." i2mo. Boston, 1874. Memoir of Samuel Gridley Howe. With other Memorial Tributes [by Holmes, Bryant and others]. Portrait. 8vo. Boston, 1876, 144 AMERICAN AUTHORS. The Golden Eagle; or, the Privateer of 1776. A National Drama. i2mo. New Yojk, 1876. Modern Society. 12 mo. Boston, 188 1. Margaret Fuller (Marchesa Ossoli). i2mo, Boston, 1883. Is Polite Society Polite ? and other Essays. Portrait. i2mo. Boston, 1895. *^*See also Holmes, O. W., and Warner, C. D. HO WELLS, WILLIAM DEAN. 1837 — (With John James Piatt.) Poems of Two Friends. i2mo. Columbus, i860. Lives and Speeches of Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Ham- lin. Portraits. i2mo. Columbus, i860. *^*Life of Lincoln, bj Howells, pp. to-94; Memorabilia of the Chicago Convention, pp. 97-1 11 ; Speeches of Lincoln, pp. 115-304; Life and Speeches of Hamlin, bj J. L. Hajes, pp. 305-406. The Poets and Poetry of the West. With Biographical and Critical Notices by William T. Coggeshall [and others]. 8vo. Columbus, i860. *^*This volume contains six poems \iy Howells, together with four biographical notices, those of Mary R. Whitteslej, Gordon A. Stewart, Helen L. Bostwick, and John H. A. Bone. Venetian Life. i2mo. New York, 1866. Italian Journeys. i2mo. New York, 1867. No Love Lost : a Romance of Travel. Illustrations. Square i6mo. New York, 1869. Suburban. Sketches. i2mo. New York, 1871. *:^*The same, revised and enlarged. Illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1872. Their Wedding Journey. Illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1872. *:,,*The same, with additional chapter, Niagara Revisited, i2mo. Boston, 1887. A Chance Acquaintance. i8mo. Boston, 1873. Poems. i8mo. Boston, 1873. *^*The poem, Naming the Bird, pp. 163-169, is omitted from the Poems of 1886. A Foregone Conclusion. i2mo. Boston, 1875. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 145 The Cambridge of 1776: . . . . with .... the Diary of Dorothy Dudley [containing an introductory sonnet by Howelis]. Edited for the Ladies' Centennial Committee by A[rthur] G[ilman]. Illustrations. 8vo. Cambridge, 1876. Sketch of the Life and Character of Rutherford B. Hayes [pp. vi.-(-i95]. Also [by another author] A Biographical Sketch of William A. Wheeler. 2 portraits. i6mo. New York, 1876. A Day's Pleasure. Illustrations. 33mo. Boston, 1876. The Parlor Car. Farce. 32mo. Boston, 1876. Out of the Question. A Comedy. i8mo. Boston, 1877. A Counterfeit Presentment. Comedy. i8mo. Boston, 1877. (Edited, with introductory essays.) Choice Autobiographies. 8 volumes, i8mo. Boston, 1877. *^*i., ii.. Margravine of Baireuth ; iii , Lord Herbert of Cher- bury and Thomas Elwood; iv., Vittoria Alfieri ; v., Carlo Gol- doni; vi., Edward Gibbon; vii., viii., Francois Marmontel. The Lady of the Aroostook. i2mo. Boston, 1879. The Undiscovered Country. i2mo. Boston, 1880. A Fearful Responsibihty and other Stories. i2mo. Boston, 1881. Dr. Breen's Practice. A Novel. i2mo. Boston, 1881. Buying a Horse. 3 2 mo. Boston, 1881. A Modern Instance. A Novel. i2mo. Boston, 1882. The Sleeping Car. A Farce. 32mo. Boston, 1883. A Woman's Reason. i2mo. Boston, 1883. A Little Girl [Mildred Howelis] among the Old Masters. With Introduction and Comment by V\', D. Howelis. 54 illustrations. Oblong i6mo. Boston, 1884. Niagara Revisited, 12 Years after their W'edding Journey, by the Hoosac Tunnel Route. Colored illustrations. Small 4to. Chicago [1884]. ***Reprinted, with alteration of text, from The Atlantic Monthl}', 1883; but, owing to threatened litigation, not circu- lated, the entire issue being, with the exception of a few copies, destroyed. 146 A MERICA N A UTHORS. The Register. Farce. i8mo. Boston. 18S4. Three Villages. i8mo. Boston, 1SS4. 'he Rise of Silas Lapham. i2mo. Boston, 1SS5. The Elevator. Farce. iSmo. Boston, 1885. Indian Summer. i2mo. Boston, 1885. Tuscan Cities. Illustrations. 8vo. Boston, 1886. The Garroters. Farce. i2mo. Boston, 1886. Poems [including four now lirst collected]. 12 mo. Bos- ton, 1886. George Fuller : his Life and Works. A Memorial Volume. [Containing biographical sketch by Howells, and contribu- tions by Stillman, Whittier and others.] Portrait and plates, India paper proofs. (300 copies.) 4to. Boston, 1886. Modern Italian Poets : Essays and Versions. Portraits. i2mo. New York, 1887. The Minister's Charge ; or, the Apprenticeship of Lemuel Barker. i2mo. Boston, 1887. (Edited, with Thomas S. Perry.) Library of Universal Ad- venture by Sea and Land. Including Original Narratives and Authentic Stories of Personal Prowess and Peril .... from the vear 79, A. D., to 1888. Illustrations. 8vo. New York, 1888. April Hopes. i2mo. New York, 1888. A Sea-Change ; or, Love's Stowaway. A Lyricated Farce. .... i8mo. Boston, 1888. Annie Kilburn. i2mo. New York, 1889. . The Mouse-Trap and other Farces. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1889. The Sleeping-Car and other Farces. i2mo. Boston, 1890. A Hazard of New Fortunes. Illustrations. 8vo. New York, 1890. *^*Also issued (without illustrations), 2 volumes, i2mo. New York, 1890. — - /K^ ^>U<^i^^-r Cc^'-^ A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 147 The Shadow of a Dream. 12 mo. New York, 1890. ' The House by the Medlar-Tree. Translated by Mar) A. Craig. Introduction by W. D. Howells. i6mo. New York, 1890. A Boy's Town. Described for " Harper's Young People." -^ Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1890. Pastels in Prose. From the French. Translated by Stuart Merrill, with Introduction by W. D. Howells. Illustra- tions. i6mo. New York, 1890. Criticism and Fiction. Portrait. i6mo. New \'ork, 1S91. (Edited, with introduction.) Poems, by George Pellew. 8vo. Boston [1892]. Venetian Life. [A new edition.] Illustrations. 2 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1892. *^*Tlie same. Large paper. (250 copies.) 2 vohimes, 8vo. Cambridge, 1892. An Imperative Duty. i2mo. New York, 1892. The Albany Depot. Illustrations. 32010. New York, 1892. A Letter of Introduction. Farce. Illustrations. 32mo. New York, 1892. A Little Swiss Sojourn. Illustrations. 33mo. New York, 1892. The Quality of Mercy. i2mo. New York,, 1892) - /S?/ The World of Chance. i2mo. New York, 1893. — — ~ The Coast of Bohemia. i2mo. New York, 1893. (With S. L. Clemens and others.) The Niagara Book. II- « lustrations. i2mo. Buffalo, 1893. Christmas Every Day and other Stories told for Children. Illustrations. i6mo. New York, 1893. Evening Dress. Farce. 32mo. New York, 1893. My Year in a Log Cabin. Illustrations. 32mo. New York, 1893. The Unexpected Guests. Farce. 32mo. New York, 1893 A 148 AMERICAN AUTHORS. A Likely Story. Farce. 321110. New York, 1894. Five o'clock Tea. Farce. Illustrations. 32mo. New York, 1894. — -"^ A Traveller from Altruria. Romance. i2mo. New York, 1894. Their Wedding Journey. Holiday Edition. Illustrations. Small 8vo. Boston, 1895. ♦^*The same. Large paper. (250 copies.) 8vo. Boston, 1895. Recollections of Life in Ohio, 1813-1840. By William Cooper Howells. With Introduction by W. D. Howells. Portrait. 8vo. Cincinnati, 1895. My Literary Passions. i2mo. New York, 1895. I Stops of Various Quills. Illustrations. Square 8vo. New A*"*^ ** i *^*The same. Edition de Luxe, printed in sepia. (50 M copies.) Square Svo. New York, 1895. V^- fti'*^ *+*See also Aldrich, T. B. ; Garland, Hamlin; James, Henry; Longfellow, H. W. ; Lowell, J. R.; Stoddard, C. W. ; Thoreau, H. D. HUTTON, LAWRENCE. 1843 — Plays and Players. 8vo. New York, 1875. *^*Thesame. Large paper. (25 copies.) 4to. New York, 1875- Literary Landmarks of London. i2mo. Boston and Lon- don, 1877. (With Clara Erskine Clement.) Artists of the Nineteenth Century and their Works. 2 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1879. (Edited.) American Actor Series. Portraits and illustra- tions. 6 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1881-82. *^*The same. Large paper. (100 copies.) 6 volumes, 4to. Boston, 18S1-82. Memories of Fifty Years, by Lester Wallack. With an Intro- duction by Lawrence Hutton. Portrait and illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1887. *:,.*The same. Large paper. (500 copies.) Svo. New York, 1887. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 149 (Collected and annotated.) Opening Addresses written for and delivered at the First Performances in many American Theatres, from Boston to San Francisco, 1752-1880. Illustrations. (175 copies.) 8vo. New York: The Dunlap Society, 1887. Occasional Addresses, 1 773-1890. (185 copies.) 8vo. New York : The Dunlap Society, 1890. Curiosities of the American Stage. Portraits and illustrations. 8vo. New York and London, 1891. . (Edited.) Letters of Charles Dickens to Wilkie Collins. Portraits and facsimiles. i6mo. New York, 1892. Literary Landmarks of Edinburgh. Illustrations. i2mo. New York and London, 1892. From the Books of Lawrence Hutton. Portrait. i6mo. New York, 1892. Edwin Booth, Portrait and illustrations. 32mo. New York, 1893. Portraits in Plaster. From the Collection of Lawrence Hut- ton. Illustrations. 8vo. New York and London, 1894. Literary Landmarks of Jerusalem. Illustrations. i2mo. New York and London, 1895. Other Times and other Seasons. Portrait. i6mo. New York, 1895. ***See also Matthews, Brander. IRELAND, JOSEPH NORTON. 1817— Fifty Years of a Play-Goer's journal ; or Annals of the New York Stage. 1798-1848." By H. N. D. ^ parts, i2mo. New York [i860]. *^ Records of the New York Stage from 1750 to i860. Por- traits. (200 copies.) 2 volumes, royal 8vo. New York, 1866. ***The same. Large paper. (60 copies, 2 of same on Whatman paper.) 4to. New York, 1866. Some Account of the Ireland Family, originally of Long Island, N. Y., 1644-1880. 8vo. Bridgeport, t88o. 150 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Mrs. Duff. Portraits and illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1882. *^*Tlie same. Large paper. (100 copies.) 410. Boston, 1882. Thomas Abthorpe Cooper. A Memoir of his Professional Life. Portrait. (195 copies.) 8vo. New York : The Dunlap Society, 1888. Charlotte Cushman, a Lecture by Lawrence Barrett [with letter from J.N. Ireland]. Portrait. 8vo. New York : The Dunlap Society, 1889. IRVING, WASHINGTON. 17S3-1859. A Voyage to the P^astern Part of Terra Firma, or the Spanish Main in South- America, during the Years 1801, 1802, 1803 and 1804. By F. Depons. . . . Translated by An American Gentleman. 3 volumes, Svo. New York, 1806. (With J. K. Paulding and William Irving.) Salmagundi; or the Whim-Whams and Opinions of Launcelot Langstaffe, Esq., and Others. 2 volumes, or 20 numbers [January, 1807-January, 1808], i2mo. New York, 1807-1808. A History of New York from the Beginning of the World to the End of the Dutch Dynasty. ... By Diedrich Knick- erbocker. Folded view of New Amsterdam. 2 volumes, i2mo. New York, 1809. The Poetical Works of Thomas Campbell. Including Several Poems from the Original Manuscript, never before pub- lished in this Country. To which is prefixed a Biographical Sketch of the Author, by A Gentleman of New- York. 2 volumes, i2mo. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Albany [etc.], 1810. *^*" Published bj Edward Earle, Philadelphia. Also by D. Mallory & Co., Boston; P. H. Nicklin & Co., Baltimore; Ly- man, Hall & Co., Portland; and Swift and Chipman, Middle- buiy, Vt. Fry and Kammerer, Printers, 1810. " So reads the imprint on the original board covers of the copy from which this title is transcribed; the corresponding inscription on title page reads, "Printed for D. W. Farrand & Green, Albany. Also for E. Earle, Philadelphia," etc. ; on the title page of the Boston Public Library copy this is changed to " Printed for P. H. Nicklin & Co., Baltimore, also for D. W. Farrand and Green, Albany," etc., and it seems safe to assume that on the title pages of copies assigned to any of the booksellers named their business place would take precedence — the original covers retaining the Philadelphia imprint as here indicated. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 151 (Edited, anonymously.) The Analectic Magazine, containing Selections from Foreign Reviews and Magazines of such Articles as are Most Valuable, Curious, or Entertaining. Portraits and illustrations. 6 volumes, 8vo. Philadelphia, 1813-15. ***The first number, Januarv, 1S13, was issued with the title "Select Reviews, and Spirit'of Foreign Magazines. New Series:" the note, " To Readers," on last page of wrapper, conveying the editor's apologies for his inability to attend to the editorial work of that number, his remonstrance against unwelcome compliments, extravagant panegyrics, etc., and the announcement that the title of next number "will probably vary from that hitherto adopted." The publication contained, in addition to the selections, several original poems, sketches, reviews, and biographies, by Irving, Paulding and others. Com- mencing with vol. vii., the title was changed to The Analectic Magazine and Naval Chronicle. Biography of James Lawrence, late Captain in the Navy of the United States ; together with a Collection of Papers relative to the Action between the Chesapeake and Shan- non, and the Death of Captain Lawrence. Portrait. i8mo. New Brunswick, 18 13. ***The biographical sketch by Irving, pp. 9-60, is reprinted from The Analectic Magazine for August, 1813. The Poetical Works of Thomas Campbell. Comprising Sev- eral Pieces not contained in any Former Edition. To which is prefixed a Revised and Improved Biographical Sketch of the Author [pp. 1-24], by .A Gentleman of New- York. 24mo. [Philadelphia, 1815.] ***The engraved false title bears the imprint of the pub- lisher, Edward Earle, which is omitted on title page. The false title makes no reference to revision of the biographical sketch, which is considerably altered from that of the 1810 edition; nor to the " several pieces " referred to on title page, and which may have been absorbed by Caroline, pp. 204-209, the only poem here added to those of the previous collection. The biographical sketch, in its revised form, was first published in The Analectic Magazine for March, 1S15. The Sketch-Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. 7 parts, 8vo. New York, 1819-20. ***Arranged for two volumes; the pagination of parts i., ii., iii., >c., forming vol. i., occurs in regular volume sequence; whilst the separate pagination of each part is retained in parts v., vi.. vii., or second volume. Bracebridge Hall ; or, the Humourists. .A Medley, by Geof- frey Crayon, Gent. 2 volumes, 12 mo. New York, 1822. *^*After 1S20, Irving's works were published simultaneously in New York and London. 152 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Letters of Jonathan Oldstyle, Gent. By The Author of The Sketch-Book, with a Biographical Notice. 8vo. New York, 1824. Tales of a Traveller. 4 parts, 8vo. New York, 1824. History of the Life and Times of Christopher Columbus. Map. 3 volumes, 8vo. New York, 1828. *:i,*The same. Abridged bv the author. i2mo. New York, 1829. A Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada. By Fray Antonio Agapida. 2 volumes, i2mo. Philadelphia, 1829. (Edited.) Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, with an Account ol his Life and Writings. Portrait. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1S30. ***Published in Paris some time previous to publication in Philadelphia. Voyages and Discoveries of the Companions of Columbus. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1831. The Alhambra : a Series of Tales and Sketches of the Moors and Spaniards. 2 volumes, 12 mo. Philadelphia, 1832. Poems, by William Cullen Bryant, an American. Edited [with introductory dedication, 4 pp., to Samuel Rogers,] by Washington Irving. i2mo. London, 1832. Works [now first collected] . Portrait. Royal 8vo. Paris, 1834. The Crayon Miscellany. 3 volumes, i6mo. Philadelphia, 1835- *^*i., A Tour on the Prairies; ii.. Abbotstord and New- stead Abbey; iii., Legends of the Conquest of Spain. Astoria ; or, Incidents of an Enterprise beyond the Rocky Mountains. 2 volumes, 8vo. Philadelphia, 1836. The Rocky Mountains : or, Scenes, Incidents, and Adven- tures in the Far West. Digested from the Journal of Captain B . L. E. Bonneville .... 2 volumes, 12 mo. Philadelphia, 1837. The Life of OHver Goldsmith, with Selections from his Writ- ings. Portrait. 2 volume.*, i8mo. New York, 1840. ♦^♦The biography occupies pp. 9-186 of first volume. Works. Portrait. 2 volumes, royal 8vo. Philadelphia, 1840. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 153 Biography and Poetical Remains of the Late Margaret Miller Davidson. 12010. Philadelphia, 1841. The Poetry and History of Wyoming : containing Campbell's Gertrude, with a Biographical Sketch of the Author by W. Irving ; and the History of Wyoming .... by William L.Stone. Illustrations, lamo. New York, 184 1. A Book of the Hudson. Collected from the Various Works of Diedrich Knickerbocker. Edited by Geoffrey Crayon. Vignette title. i8mo. New York, 1849. Oliver Goldsmith : a Biography. Illustrations. Square 8vo. New York, 1849. Mahomet and his Successors. 2 volumes, i2mo. New York, 1849-50. Wolfert's Roost, and other Papers now First Collected. Fron- tispiece and vignette title. i2mo. New York, 1855. The Life of Washington. Portraits and illustrations. 5 vol- umes, 8vo. New York, 1855-59. ***i., 1855; ii., iii., 1856; iv., 1857; v., 1S59. *^*The same. Large paper, (no copies.) 5 volumes, 410. New York, 1855-59. Irvingiana. [A memorial volume, including tributes by Longfellow and Bancroft, together with an unpublished letter by Irving.] Square 8vo. New York, 1S60. Life and Letters. Edited by Pierre W.. Irving. Portraits. 4 volumes, i2mo. New York, 1862-64. *^*i., ii.. 1862; iii., 1863; iv., 1S64. *^*The same. Large paper. (50 copies.) 4 volumes, 410. New York, 1862-64. Spanish Papers and other Miscellanies hitherto Unpublished or Uncollected. Edited by Pierre j\L Irving. Portrait and frontispiece. 2 volumes, i2mo. New York, 1866. *;^*The same. Large paper, (no copies.) 2 volumes, 410. New York, 1866. *^*The tollowing titles have also been attributed to Irving, but without any satisfactory proof that he was, directly or re- motely, connected with their publication : The Literary Picture Gallery, etc., to the Visitors of Ballston Spa. 1808. Fragment of a Journal of a Sentimental Philosopher. 8vo. New York, 1809. 154 AMERICAN AUTHORS. A Word in Season touching the Present Misunderstanding in the Episcopal Church. Bj A Layman. 8vo. New York, 1811. Brief Remarks on "The Wife." 8vo. New York, 1819. *+*See also Bryant, W. C.; Hoffman, C. F. ; and Lowell, JR. JACKSON, HELEN MARIA HUNT. (H. H.) 1831-1885. Bathmendi : a Persian Tale. Translated for the Children from the French .... i2mo. Boston, 1867. Nathan the Wise, a Dramatic Poem by G. E. Lessing. Trans- lated by Ellen Frothingham. Preceded by a Brief Account of the Poet and his Works [by H. H., pp. v.-xxiii.], and followed by an Essay on the Poem by Kuno Fischer. i6mo. New York, 1868. Verses. i6mo. Boston, 1870. 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Illustra- tions by the author. Square 8vo. London, 1892. *»*The same. Edition de Luxe. (100 copies, each num- bered and signed, and containing an additional original draw- ing, by the author.) 4to. London, 1892. The Hundred Riddles of the Fairy Bellaria. Illustrations. Square i6mo. London, 1892. *^*The same. Large paper. (100 copies.) Small 4to. Lon- ; don, 1892. (Edited.) The Life and Adventures of James P. Beckwith. .... Illustrations. i2mo. London, 1892. (Translated.) The Family Life of Heinrich Heine, illus- trated by 122 Unpublished Letters, edited by Baron von Embden. Portraits. i2mo. London, 1893. Voodoo Tales, by Mary Alicia Owen. With Introduction by C. G. Leland. 8vo. New York, 1893. Memoirs. Portraits. 2 volumes, 8vo. London, 1893. Songs of the Sea and Lays of the Land. Square i2mo. London, 1895. Legends of Florence, collected from the People and re-told. i2mo. London, 1895. Hans Breitman in Germany: Tyrol. i6mo. London, 1895. *^*A complete edition of the works of Heinrich Heine, trans- lated and edited, with copious notes and introductions, by Mr. Leland, was announced in 1891, but for some cause only a t&\ volumes seem to have been published. Mr. Leland has als< edited several art handbooks and educational publications. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. ■ 173 I KWIS, ALONZO. 1794-1861. Poems. i2mo. Portsmouth, 1823. The History of Lynn, Mass., 1629-1829. 4 plates. 8vo. Boston, 1829. Poems. Portrait. i2mo. Boston, 1831. Forest Flowers and Sea Shells. 12 mo. Boston, 1831. The Picture of Nahant. i2mo. Lynn, 1845. Love, Forest Flowers, and Sea Shells. 32mo. Boston, 1845. A Guide through Nahant, with an Account of the First Inhab- itants. 8vo. Lynn, 1851. LEWIS, ESTELLE ANNA BLANCHE. 1824-1880. Records of the Heart : Lyrical and Narrative Poems. i2mo. New York, 1844. The Child of the Sea and other Poems. i2mo. New York, 1848. Myths of the Minstrel. i2mo. New York, 1852. Records of the Heart. [Complete poetical works.] Illus- trations. 8vo. New York, 1857. Helemah ; or, the Fall of Montezuma : a Tragedy. i2mo. New York, 1864. Sappho, a Tragedy. By Stella. Frontispiece. 8vo. Lon- don, 1868. The King's Stratagem ; or, the Pearl of Poland : a Tragedy. i2mo. London, 1869. LOCKE, DAVID ROSS (Petroleum V. Nasbv) . 1833-1888. The Nasby Papers : Letters and Sermons containing Views on the Topics of the Day. 8vo. Indianapolis, 1864. Divers Views, Opinions, and Prophecies. Illustrations. 8vo. Cincinnati, 1866. Swingin' round the Cirkle. Ideas of Men, Politics, and Things. Illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1867. 174 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Ekkoes from Kentucky, Illustrations. i2mo. Boston, 1868. Struggles, Social, Political, and Financial. i2mo. Boston, 1873- The Moral History of America's Life-Struggle. Svo. Bos- ton, 1874. The Morals of Abou Ben Adhem : Eastern Fruit on Western Dishes. i2mo. Boston, 1875. Inflation at the Cross Roads. Illustrations. i2mo. New York, 1875. A Paper City. i2mo. Boston, 1S79. Hannah Jane. Illustrations. Square Svo. Boston, 1881. Nasby in Exile ; or Six Months of Travel. Illustrations. 8vo. Boston, 1882. The Demagogue, A Political Novel. i2mo. Boston, 1891. LONGFELLOW, HENRY WADSWORTH. 1807-1882. The United States Literary Gazette. 3 volumes. Boston, 1825-26. *^*Manj of Longfellow's early poems first appeared in this publication; of these fourteen were retained in Miscellaneous Poems selected from The United States Literary Gazette (for which see Bryant, W. C), but all except five were omitted from subsequent collections ot his poems. The first volume of The Gazette was issued in quarto form, the second and third in octavo. In October, 1S26, W. C. Bryant assumed editorial charge of the publication, the title of which was altered to The United States Review and Literary Gazette ; two volumes were issued bearing this title. (Edited, with preface.) Novelas Espanolas. El Serrano de Las Alpuj arras ; y el Cudaro Misterioso. [By George W. Montgomery.] i2mo. Brunswick, 1830. Elements of French Grammar, by M. L' Homond. Trans- lated, with Preface and Notes, by An Instructor. i2mo. Brunswick, 1830. (Edited, with preface.) Manuel de Proverbes Dramatiques. i2mo. Portland, 1830. I A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 175 French Exercises, selected chiefly from Wanostrocht, by An Instructer. i2mo. Brunswick, 1830. *^,*On the title page, the word " Instructor " is spelled as here given. [Anonymous.] Le Ministre de Wakefield. Traduction Nouvelle, pr^c^dee d'un Essai sur la Vie et les Ecrits d'Olivier Goldsmith, par M. Hennequin, Editeur de L'Esprit de L' Encyclopedic, et I'un des Collaborateurs de la Biog- raphic Universelle. D'Apres I'Edition de Paris. i2mo. Boston, 1 83 1. Manuel de Proverbes Dramatiques. Second Edition [con- taining 8 additional pieces]. i2mo. Boston, 1832. *.»*The two preceding titles were issued as Cours de Langue Francaise. Syllabus de la Grammaire Itallienne. i2mo. Boston, 1832. Saggi de Novellieri Italiani. D'ogni Secolo : Tratti da piu Celebri Scrittori, con Brevi Notizie interno alia Vita di Ciascheduno. i2mo. Boston, 1832. Coplas de Don Jorge Manrique. Translated from the Spanish, with an Introductory Essay on the Moral and Devotional Poetry of Spain [and nine sonnets, of which only seven were retained in subsequent issues]. i6mo. Boston, 1833. [Anonymous.] Outre Mer, a Pilgrimage beyond the Sea. Nos. I and 2 [all published in serial form]. 2 numbers, 8vo. Boston, 1S33-34. Outre-Mer. 2 volumes, i2mo. New York, 1835. Outre-Mer : or, a Pilgrimage to the Old World. By An Amer- ican. 2 volumes, 8vo. London, 1835. Hyperion. 2 volumes, i2mo. New York, 1839. Voices of the Night. i6mo. Cambridge, 1839. *5it*The same; third edition. Large paper. Svo. Cam- bridge, 1840. *^*Also issued in pamphlet form, Svo. Boston, 1S45. The Bowdoin Poets [including four poems by Longfellow]. Edited by E. P. Weston. Frontispiece. i2mo. Bruns- wick, 1840. Ballads and other Poems. i6mo. Cambridge, 1842. *#*The same; third edition. Large paper. Svo. Cam- bridge, 1S42. 176 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Poems on Slavery. i6nio. Cambridge, 1842. *^*The same; third edition. Large paper. 8vo. Cam- bridge, 1843. The Spanish Student. A Play in Three Acts. i6mo. Cam- bridge, 1843. *^*The same: third edition. Large paper. Svo. Cam- bridge, 1S43. Hyperion. Second Edition [revised]. 12 mo. Cambridge, 1845. (Edited, with proem.) The Waif: a Collection of Poems. i6mo. Cambridge, 1845. The Poets and Poetry of Europe. Edited, with Introductions and Biographical Notices. Portrait [of Schiller]. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1845. ***0f this work the earlier copies were printed, under the editor's supervision, by Metcalf and Company, Cambridge; the later, and more numerous, copies were printed by T. K. and P. G. Collins, Philadelphia. Poems [including nineteen now first published]. Illustra- tions. Svo. Philadelphia, 1845. Poems. Complete in One Volume [containing poems not included in Philadelphia edition] . Svo. New York, 1846. *^*Reissued with additions, including Evangeline. Svo. New York, 1S49. The Belfry of Bruges and other Poems. i6mo. Cambridge, 1846. *^*The illuminated wrapper is dated 1845 ! the title page, 1S46. *;^*The same; fourth edition. Large paper. Svo. Cam- bridge, 1S46. Outre-lNIer. Second Edition [revised]. i2mo. Boston, 1846. (Edited, with proem.) The Estray ; a Collection of Poems. 1 6 mo. Boston, 1847. Evangeline, a Tale of Acadie. i6mo. Boston, 1847. *^*The same. Large paper. Svo. Boston, 1S48. Kavanagh, a Tale. i2mo. Boston, 1849. The Seaside and the Fireside. i2mo. Boston, 1850. ***The same. Large paper. Svo. Boston, 1S50. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 177 Poems. A New Edition [including The Seaside and the Fireside]. 2 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1850. Tlie Golden Legend. 12 mo. Boston, 185 1. The Song of Hiawatha. i2mo. Boston, 1 85 5. *^*The same. Large paper. Svo. Boston, 1S56. Prose Works [including Driftwood, a series of essays now first collected]. Portrait. 2 volumes, 24mo. Boston, 1857- Poems. Complete Edition. Portrait. 2 volumes, 24mo. Boston, 1 85 7. The Courtship of Miles Standish, and other Poems. 12 mo. Boston, 1858. Report of the Proceedings of a Special Meeting of the Massa- chusetts Historical Society, December, 1859, on the Occa- sion of the Death of Washington Irving. [Containing tril)utes by Longfellow, Holmes, and others.] 8vo. Boston, i860. Tales of a Wayside Inn. Vignette title. i2mo. Boston, 1863. Household Poems. Illustrations. Square i6mo. Boston, 1865. Poetical and Prose Works. Revised Edition. Portrait. 7 volumes, 12 mo. Boston, 1866. *+*The same. Large paper. (loo copies.) 7 volumes, small Svo. Bostor\, 1866. *,^*In the 1S66 edition two essays, Dante, and The Divina Commedia (vol. i., pp. 419-449.1857 edition), are omitted; the essay on Ancient French Romances is now first published in book form, vol. iii., pp. 191-240. Poetical Works [newly revised], i8mo. Boston, 1867. Flower-de-Luce. Illustrations. Square i6mo. Boston, 1867. Noel. [The original French text by Longfellow, with trans- lation into English by John E. Norcross. Privately printed ; 50 copies.] Square i2mo. Philadelphia, 1867. ***Longfellow's English version of the poem appears in Flower-de-Luce. 178 AMERICAN AUTHORS. (Translated.) The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri. 3 volumes, royal 8vo. Boston, 1867. *^*h. special issue of '.hree copies was printed on India paper, at a cost of $1,000, for three gentlemen of Chicago. The New England Tragedies. i2mo. Boston, 1868. The Building of the Ship. [First separate edition.] Illus- trations. Square i6mo. Boston, 1870. The Divine Tragedy. 12 mo. Boston, 1S71. *^*Also, large type edition, Svo. Boston, 1871. Fair for our Dumb Animals, Boston, December, 187 1. "Justice Table " (Mrs. William Appleton's). The Alarm- Bell of Atri. Printed by permission from The Atlantic Monthly, July, 1870. 8vo. [Boston, 1871.] The Poets and Poetry of Europe. New Edition, revised and enlarged. Svo. Philadelphia, 1871. Three Books of Song. i2mo. Boston, 1872. Excelsior. Illustrations. 12 mo. Excelsior Life Insurance Company: New York, 1872. Christus : a Mystery. [Comprising The Divine Tragedy, The Golden Legend, and The New England Tragedies, with connecting interludes.] 3 volumes, i6mo. Boston, 1872. ***Also issued, with illustrations, square i6mo. Boston, 1873; and library edition, large type, Svo. Boston, 1873. Aftermath. Frontispiece. i2mo. Boston, 1873. The Hanging of the Crane. Illustrations. i2mG. Boston, *:^*The same, with additional illustrations. Svo. Boston, 1875- The Masque of Pandora and other Poems. i2mo. Boston, 1875- (Edited.) Poems of Places. 31 volumes, i8mo. Boston, 1876-79. *^*i.-iv., England and Wales; v., Ireland; vi.-viii., Scot- land, Denmark, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden; ix., x., France and Savoy; xi.-xiii., Italy; xiv., xv., Spain, Portugal, Bel- gium and Holland; xvi., Switzerland and Austria; xvii., xviii., Germany; xix., Greece and Turkej' ; xx., Russia; xxi.-xxiii.,^ Asia; xxiv., Africa; xxv.-xxx., America (North, South and British) ; xxxi., Oceanica. A BIBLJOGRAPHT. 17» Laurel Leaves. Original Poems, Stories, and Essays by H. W. Longfellow, J. G. Whittier, O. W. Holmes, W. C. Bry- ant, J. R. Lowell .... [and others]. Illustrations. Square 8vo. Boston, 1876, Poems of the Old South [church]. By H. W. Longfellow, O. W. Holmes, J. G. Whittier, Julia Ward Howe .... [and others]. Illustrations. Square i2mo. Boston, 1877. The Skeleton in Armor. [First separate edition.] Illustra- tions. 8vo. Boston, 1877. Favorite Poems. Illustrations. 32mo. Boston, 1877. The Courtship of Miles Standish. [First separate edition.] Illustrations. 32mo. Boston, 1877. Excelsior. [First separate published edition.] Illustrations.,, Square i2mo. Boston,' 1878. K^ramos and other Poems. i2mo. Boston, 1878. Early Poems [including four not reprinted elsewhere]. Edited by R. H. Shepherd. i6mo. London, 1878. From my Arm-Chair. To the Children of Cambridge who presented to me .... this Chair made from the Wood of the Village Blacksmith's Chestnut Tree. [A privately printed four-page leaflet, dated Feb. 27, 1879.] i2mo. [Cambridge, 1879.] Ultima Thule. Portrait. i6mo. Boston, 1880. Complete Poetical and Prose Works, with Later Poems. With a Biographical Sketch by Octavius B. Frothingham. Portraits and illustrations. 3 volumes, or 45 parts, 4to. Boston [1880-83]. "The City and the Sea," with other Cambridge Contributions [by Child, Howells, Higginson and others] in Aid of the Hospital Fund. Square i2mo. Cambridge, 1881. In the Harbor; Ultima Thule. Part 2. Portrait. i6mo. Boston, 1882. Selections from the Poems of H. W. Longfellow. Published by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. i6mo. Boston, 1882. 180 AMERICAN AUTHORS. "There was a Little Girl." [First separate edition.] Illus- trations. Oblong i6mo. New York, 1883. Michael Angelo. A Dramatic Poem. Illustrations. 4to. Boston, 18S4. *:^*An edition was also issued in London, dated 1SS3. Fourth Annual Report of the Dante Society. May 19, 1885. With an Appendix, containing Additional Notes to The Divine Comedy [pp. 15-31] by H. W. Longfellow. 8vo. Cambridge, 1885. Writings, with Biographical Notes. Portraits. 1 1 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1886. *^*The same. Large paper. (500 copies.) 11 volumes, royal 8vo. Cambridge, 1886. Life, with Extracts from his Journals and Correspondence. Edited by Samuel Longfellow. Portraits and illustrations. 2 volumes, 8vo. Boston, 1886. *:^*The same. Large paper. (300 copies.) 2 volumes, royal Svo. Cambridge, 1SS6. Final Memorials [containing journals and correspondence, 1866-1882, with many letters of an earlier date, and biblio- graphy, pp. 431-435]. Edited by Samuel Longfellow. Portraits and illustrations. 8vo. Boston, 1887. *^*For a list of Longfellow's contributions to The North American Review and The Atlantic Monthly, see indices to these journals ; he was also a frequent contributor to Graham's Magazine, Putnam's Magazine,The Liberty Bell, and other an- nual and monthly publications. *=j,*See also Bryant, W. C; Fields, Annie; Holmes, O. W. • Irving, W. ; Lowell, J. R. LOWELL, JAMES RUSSELL. 1819-1891. Harvardiana. Vol. IV. Svo. Cambridge, 1838. *^*Of the one hundred and sixteen articles comprising the contents of this volume, sixty-seven were contributed by its editors, J. R. Lowell, Nathan Hale, Jr., Charles W. Scates, Rufus King, and G. W. Lippitt. Lowell's prose contributions have never been republished. [Anonymous.] Class Poem. Svo. [Cambridge] 1838. A Year's Life. 12 mo. Boston, 1S41. The Boston Miscellany of Literature and Fashion. Edited by Nathan Hale, Jr. Portraits and illustrations. 2 volumes, or 12 parts [January-December, 1842], royal Svo. Boston, 1842. A BIBLIOGRAPHY. ISl *^*Besides the literary notices Lowell contributed to The Mis- cellany eight poems; also The Old English Dramatists, which appeared in the numbers for April, Maj and August, and the anonymously published sketch. The First Client, with Inciden- tal Good Precepts for Incipient Attorneys. The latter sketch has never been reprinted, nor have the literary notices contrib- uted to this publication. In December, 1842, Henry T. Tuck- erman assumed editorial charge of The Miscellany, but the is- sues for January and February, 1843, terminated his connection with the publication, — and its existence. The Pioneer. A Literary and Critical Magazine. J. R. Lowell and R. Carter, Editors and Proprietors. Illustra- tions. 3 numbers [January, February, March, 1843], royal 8vo. Boston, 1S43. *^*Lowell contributed to The Pioneer the introduction and book notices, three poems, an essay on song writing, and a paper on the plays of Thomas Middleton ; of these only the poems were subsequently reprinted. Among the other con- tributors were Parsons, Poe, Hawthorne, Story and Whittier. Poems. i2mo. Cambridge, 1844. *^*The same. Large paper. Svo. Cambridge. 1844. Conversations on some of the Old Poets. i2mo. Cam- bridge, 1845. Liberty Chimes [by J. R. Lowell, Mrs. S. H. Whitman and others]. i6mo. Providence, 1845. On the Capture of Certain Fugitive Slaves. i6mo. [Bos- ton] 1845. The Young American's Magazine of Self-Improvement. Edited by Geo. VV. Light. Vol. I. Portrait. i2mo. Boston, 1847. *^*On completion of this volume, to which Lowell contrib- uted three poems, the publication was discontinued. Poems. Second Series. i2mo. Cambridge, 1848. Melibcctis-Hipponax. The Biglow Papers, edited with an Introduction, Notes, Glossary, and Copious Index, by Ho- mer Wilbur, M.A. 12 mo. Cambridge, 1848. The Vision of Sir Launfal. i2mo. Cambridge, 1848. ***Also published, with illustrations, square i6mo. Boston, 1867. [Anonymous.] A Fable for Critics. i2mo. New York, 1848. ***The same. [Second edition, revised ; with additional pre- liminary (rhymed) note, 6 pp.] i2mo. New York, 1848. 182 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Celebration of the Introduction of the Water of Cochituate Lake into the City of Boston. October 25, 1848. [Ode, by Lowell, pp. 21-22.] 8vo. Boston [1848]. Poems. 2 volumes, i2mo. Boston, 1849, Selections from the Writings and Speeches of William Lloyd Garrison. [With prefatory poems by Lowell and Whit- tier.] i2mo. Boston, 1852. Poetical Works of John Keats. With a Life [by Lowell]. Portrait. i6mo. Boston, 1854. The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth. [With a bio- graphical introduction, vol. i., pp. ix. -xl., by Lowell.] 7 volumes, i6mo. Boston, 1854. (Edited.) The Poems of Maria Lowell. Portrait. (Pri- vately printed; 50 copies.) Square i2mo. Cambridge, 1855- The Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley, edited by Mrs. Shelley. With a memoir by J. R. Lowell [Vol. i., pp. 13- 31]. Portrait. 2 volumes, 24mo. Boston, 1857. Poetical Works. Portrait. 2 volumes, 24mo. Boston, 1858. Poetry of the Bells, collected by S. Batchelder, Jr. [God- minster Chimes, pp. 57-60, specially contributed by Low- ell.] Vignette title. 12 mo. Riverside Press : printed in Aid of the Cambridge Chime. [Cambridge] 1858. The Biglow Papers. With Additional Notes and Enlarged Glossary. Frontispiece by G. Cruikshank. i2mo. Lon- don, 1859. The Victoria Regia : a Volume of Original Contributions in Poetry and Prose [including The Fatal Curiosity, pp. 83-84, by Lowell]. Edited by Adelaide Anne Proctor. 8vo. London, 1861. [Anonymous.] Mason and Slidell : a Yankee Idyl. [Re- printed from The Atlantic Monthly, February, 1862.] 8vo. [Boston, 1862.] [Anonymous.] II Pesceballo. Opera Seria in Un Atto. [The words by F. J. Child, the English text by Lowell.] i6mo. [Cambridge, 1862.] A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 183 Fireside Travels. i2mo. Boston, 1864. The President's Policy. [Reprinted from The North Amer- ican Review.] 8vo. [Boston, 1864.] ***The same. Svo. Philadelphia, 1864. Spirit of the Fair [in aid of the United States Sanitary Com- mission]. 17 numbers, 4to. New York, April, 1864. *^*Containing sketches by Cooper and Irving, now first pub- lished, and original contributions by Lowell, Bancroft, Bryant, Curtis, Taylor, Stedman, Stoddard, Parsons, and others. Memorial: R[obert] G[ould] S[haw]. [Including original poems by Lowell, Emerson, and others.] Portrait. (Pri- vately printed.) Square i2mo. Cambridge, 1864. Ode recited at the Commemoration of the Living and Dead Soldiers of Harvard University, July 21, 1865. (Privately printed; 50 copies.) Royal 8 vo. Cambridge, 1865. The Biglow Papers. Second Series. i2mo. Boston, 1867. Under the Willows and other Poems. i2mo. Boston, 1869. Poetical Works. Complete Edition. i6mo. Boston, 1869. The Atlantic Almanac [for] 1870. [Containing A Good Word for Winter, pp. 39-45, by Lowell, and Bo-Peep: a Pas- toral, by Howells.] Illustrations. 4to. Boston [1869]. Among my Books. i2mo. Boston, 1870. The Cathedral. Vignettes. i6mo. Boston, 1870. Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, from June to September, 1870. [Including tribute by Lowell to John P. Kennedy, pp. 365-367.] 8vo. [Boston, 1870.] My Study Windows. 12 mo. Boston, 1871. Poetical Works [newly revised]. Household Edition. Por- trait. i2mo. Boston, 1873. The Courtin', [First separate edition.] Illustrations. Small 4to. Boston, 1874. 184 AMERICAN AUTHORS. Cambridge in the Centennial. Proceedings, July 3, 1S75, ^" Celebration of the Centennial Anniversary of Washington's taking Command of the Continental Army, on Cambridge Common. [Poem, pp. 27-38, by Lowell, also response, p. 87 ; and response and poem by Holmes, pp. 88-91.] Illustrations. 8vo. Cambridge, 1875. Proceedings at the Centennial Celebration of Concord Fight, April 19, 1875. [Ode by Lowell, pp. 82-88; address by Emerson, pp. 79-81 ; and oration by Curtis, pp. 89-119.] Illustrations. Royal 8vo. Concord, 1876. Among my Books. Second Series. i2mo. Boston, 1S76. Three Memorial Poems. Square i6mo. Boston, 1877. My Garden Acquaintance, and A Go.od Word for Winter. [First separate edition.] 32mo. Boston, [877. A Moosehead Journal. [First separate edition.] Illustra- tions. 32mo. Boston, 1S77. Favorite Poems. Illustrations. 32mo. Boston, 1877. Tribute of the Massachusetts Historical Society to the Memory of Edmund Quincy [including tribute by Lowell, pp. 9-1 1] and John Lothrop Motley [including tribute by Holmes, pp. 16-23]. 8vo. Boston, 1877. *^*Also printed in Proceedings, March to December, 1S77, with Holmes' tribute to George T. Davis. 8vo. [Boston, 1877] The Rose. [First separate edition.] Illustrations. Square i2mo. Boston, 1878. (Edited, with others.) Diary of Samuel Sew^all. 1674- 1729. Portrait. 3 volumes, 8vo. Boston, 1878-82. ***Coliections of the Massachusetts Historical Society. Fifth Series. Vols, v., vi., vii. True Manliness. From the Writings of Thomas Hughes. With Introduction by J. R. Lowell. i2mo. Boston [1880]. Death of President Garfield. Meeting of Americans in Lon- don, at Exeter Hall, 24 September, 1881. [Address by , Lowell, pp. 1 1-2 1.] Portrait. Square 8vo. London, I V A BIBLIOGRAPHY. 185 On Democracy : an Address delivered in the Town Hall, Birmingham, on the 6th of October, 1884. 8vo. Bir- mingham [1884], *^*Also a few copies, printed in large type, for the author's use, square 8vo. [London, 1S84.J Celebration of the 350th Anniversary of the Incorporation of the Town of Concord, September 12, 1S85. [Addresses by Lowell, pp. 65-69, and George W. Curtis, pp. 90-94.] 8vo. Concord, 1S85. Under the Old Elm and other Poems. i2mo. Boston, 18S5. Proceedings at the Dedication of the New Library Building, Chelsea, Mass., Dec. 22, 1885. [Address by Lowell, pp. 16-30.] Plate. 8vo. Cambridge, 1886. Fifth Annual Report of the Dante Society .... Appen- dix L Dante: [by] James Russell Lowell. [Reprinted from Appleton's Cyclopcedia, 1859.] 8vo. Cambridge, 1886. A Record of the Commemoration, November 5 th to 8th, 1886, on 250th Anniversary of the Founding of Harvard College. [Edited by Justin Winsor.] Royal 8vo. Cam- bridge, 1887. *:^*Oration, pp. 194-236, and speech, 300-302, by Lowell; poem, pp. 237-249, and speech, 302-303, by Holmes; and speech, pp. 309-312, by Curtis. Democracy and other Addresses. i2mo. Boston, 1887. Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society, from October, 1886, to January, 1887, [Including Lowell's tribute to Charles F. Adams, pp. 149-152.] Svo. [Boston, 1887]. Political Essays. i2mo. Boston, 1888. 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