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 CUMBERLAND -CURIOSITIES 
 
 401 
 
 Tho curfew. Simpson and Co. 44. His first champagne. 
 Autouy ami Cleopatra. Afftiir ol' honor. Provost ol Kruges. 
 Rolund for au Oliver. Three woi-ka after marria;'e. Queen's 
 bench. Daiuou and Pythias. Clear case. 45. Calayuoa. 
 Figaro in London. Devil and Faiistns. Oreea man. bride 
 of Lammurmoor. Honesty the best policy. Metliinks I see 
 iny father, lletribution. 46. Don Ciesar de Bazan. Le;j:end 
 of Florence. Giralda. PucheBs of Malfl. Werner. Cramond 
 Brig. Alexaudei- the Great. Belphegor. the inonutebauk. 
 King Henry vi. Troilus and Cressida. 47. Inyoniar. Cor- 
 eican brothers. Perfection. Life's a lottery. Skeleton wit- 
 ness. Fazio. 43. Aiigelo. and the actress of Padna. Be- 
 ginning and the end. Sanctuary, or England in 1415. Love 
 and honour. Postman's knock. Aladdin. Au optical delu- 
 Biou. All Baba. Wild boy of Bohemia. 
 
 Cumberland's Minor theatre. With remarks by D— G. 
 V. 1-lG. L., n. tl. 18° 1721.16 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The Pilot. Heart of Mid-Lothian. Inch- 
 cape Bell. Slasou of Buda. The Scapegrace. SuU Dhuv, 
 the coiner. The Earthquake. •• My old woman." Ma- 
 sauiello. 2. Don Giovanni. Paul Jones. Luke the la- 
 bourer. Crazy Jane. X-'lyinj^ Dutchman. "Yes!" The 
 forest oracle. Ivanhoe. Floating beacon. 3. Sylvana. 
 Tom Bowling. Inkeeper of Abbeville. Lady of the Lake. 
 Billy Taylor. Two tiregories. Wandering boys. I'aris 
 and Loudon. A day after the fair. 4. Humphrey Clinker. 
 Mischief milking. Joan of Arc. Ruflian boy. Fortunes of 
 Nigel. The wreck. Everybody's husband. Banks of the 
 Hudson. Guy Faux. 5. 'Die devil's ducat. Mazeppa. 
 Mutiny at the Nore. Pedlar's acre. " No I ! 1 " Peveril 
 of the Peak. Thalaba. Waverley. Winning a husband. 
 6. Hofur, tho TeU of tho Tyrol. Paul Clifford. Damon 
 and Pythias. Three Huuchbaiks. Tower of Nesle. Sworn 
 at Highgute. Mary tilastoubury. Tho lied Rover. Golden 
 farmer. 7 Grace Huntley. "Thesoal'' The Clerk of Clerk- 
 enwell. Hut of the red mountain. John street, Adelphi. 
 The liear of private life ; or father and daughter. John 
 Overy, or the miser of SoutUwark. Spare bed ; or the 
 shower bath. Smuggler's daughter. 8. Cedar chest. 
 Wardoch Keimilsou. The shadow. Ambrose Gwiuett. 
 Gilderoy. Fate of Calas. Young reefer. Itevolt of the 
 workhouse. The man and tlie marquis. 9. Gipsey Jack. 
 L'Drliue. Fire raiser. Golden calf. Man-Fred. Char- 
 coal burner. " My Poll and my partner Joe.'' The sixes : 
 or, the devil's in the dice. Good looking fellow. Wizard 
 of the moor. 10. Roof scrambler. Diamond arrow. Rob- 
 ber of the Rhine. Eugene .Vi-am. Eddystoue elf. My 
 wife's husband. Married bachelor. Shakspearo's festival. 
 Van Dieman's laud. Le Pauvre Jacques. 11. Rochester. 
 Au uncle too many. Wild man. Rover's bride. Beggar 
 of Crippiegate. Paul tlie poacher. Thomas a Becket. 
 Pestilence of Marseilles. Unfortunate Miss Bailey. 12. 
 Humpbacked lover. Bound 'prentice to a waterman. 
 March of intellect. Jocoude. The KiBuba. Shipwreck of 
 the Medusa. Chain of guilt. Ion. Mistletoe bough. " My 
 friend Thompson." 13. Battle of S':dgemoor. Larboard 
 fin. Frederick the great. Wapping old stairs. Man with 
 the carpet bag. Hercules. Female Massaroni. or fair 
 brigand's Reform. Fatal snow storm. 14. Venus in arms. 
 Earl of poverty. Siamese twins. Austerbtz. Payable at 
 Bight. Bull-fighter. Rich man of Frankfort. Richard 
 Plantagenet. Don Quixote. Black-eyed Sukey. Great 
 devil. 15. Paul the pilot. Curse of mammon. Jack 
 Sheppard. Boarding-house. Rule Britannia. Twins of 
 Warsaw. The Venetian. Bashful man. Ravens of Orleans. 
 16. Ten thousand a year. Under the rose. Jack in the 
 water. Haunted hulk. Marianne, the child of charity. 
 Our village. Barber baron. Sixteen-string Jack. 
 Ouming (H. Syer). History of keys [Jour, of Brit, archeol. ass., 
 V. Vi : U61.12J ;— History of purses [v. li : IKil.U] ;— On 
 horse shoes (v. 6 : liOl.OO] .—On mirrors [v. 17 ; 14G1.17J;— 
 On spectacles [v. 11 : 1461.11]. 
 
 " Oummerlaud talk." See Richardson (J.) 1682.2S 
 
 Ctunniiug (Alexander). Elements of clock and watch- 
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 — FaU (The) of Babylon. L., 1870. 8°. . . 351'2.U 
 
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 12° 3543.04 
 
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 Same. St. Mark. B., 1855. 12°. . .3513.02 
 
 Same. St. Matthew. B.,1855. 12°. .. 3543.01 
 
 — Sabbath morning readings. Exodus. Boston, 1856. 
 
 12°. 3542.20 
 
 Same. Genesis. B, 18.56. 12°.. . ..3512.10 
 
 Same. Leviticus. B., 1,S55. 1'2'. . . 3542.21 
 
 — Seventh vial ; or, the time of trouble begun. New 
 
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 Same. London, 1871. 12° 3543.12 
 
 — Signs of the times. Ph., 1855. ]'2°. . . .3542.18 
 
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 — Voices of the day. B., 1859. 12°. . . .3.543.09 
 
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 — Watchman, what of the night? New York, 1876. 
 
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 — Groteferiil ((?. F.) On the cuneiform character. [In Heeren. 
 
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 — Layard {A, II,] Assyrian researches. [In his Nineveh and its 
 
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 — Iiawtinson{G.) Language aud writings. [In his Five great 
 
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 — Rich (C. J.) Inscription at Persepolis. [In his Nan-ative. 
 
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 — Smith ( 6. ) The Chaldean account of Genesis. Ba- 
 
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 — Walt {r. ir.) On cuneiform writing. f//t /a's Orthography of 
 
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 — Select poems. Ed. by H. Walsh. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh. 
 
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 Davies Sir John), Poems, Eil.. witli life^ by A. Chalmers. [In 
 Chalmers. English poets, v. 6, 1810.] 162G.U5 
 
 — Select poems. EJ. by E. Sanford. [/re Sanford (E.) and Walsh 
 
 (H.) British poets, V. 4, 1819.J 1691.04 
 
 Davies (John, D.D., vector of Oatesheait). An estimate 
 of the huraau miud, as counectod with the christ- 
 ian religion. Newed. L., 1817. 8^. . . .5435.0(5 
 
 Davies (R-i). John, rector of Wisbech) . Of Keltic words used by 
 early Euglish writer,s. [la Philol. soc. Proe., v. 6, 1852-5:) 
 [644;!. Oo) ;— On the Semitic languages and their relations 
 with the Indo-Europeau class. [In Philol. soc, 1854] ; — 
 On the connection of the Keltic with the Teutonic lan- 
 guages, and especially \vith the An;ilo-Saxou. [In Philol. 
 soc. 18.>7] ;— On the races of Lancashire, as indicated by 
 the local names and the dialect of the county. [In Philol. 
 soc , 18,">5.J 
 
 Davies ( Rev. John Llewellyn). Theology and morality. 
 
 Essays. Loudon, 1873. 8^ 35il.l5 
 
 Contents: Debts of theology to secular influences. Christ- 
 ian theory of duty. Weak points iu utilitarianism. Nature 
 and prayer. The continuity of creation, lieginnings of 
 the church. Erastua and excommunication. Pauperism 
 as produced by wealth. Combinations of agr. labourers. 
 Communism. 
 
 Davies (Rowliiu'l, fZeaiio/ Bos,?). Jonrnal, 1688-90. Ed. 
 by R. Caulfield. L., Camlen soc. , l^'il . i° 5113.22 
 
 Davies (Thomas). Dramatic miscellanies : consisting 
 of critical observations on several plays of Shakes- 
 p3are : with a review of his principal characters, 
 as represented by Mr. Garrick and others. With 
 anecdotes of actors, efc. 3 v. Dublin, 1784. 
 
 8=. 1714.22 
 
 V. 1. King John. Richard ii., Henry iv. Henry viii. 
 
 2. All's well that ends well.' .Jonsou's " Every man in 
 his humor.'" Macbeth. Julius Ctesar. King Lear. Antony 
 and Cleopatra. Knle a wife and have a wile, by Beaumont 
 and Fletcher. 
 
 3. (Wautius.l 
 
 — Memoirs of David Garrick. 2 v. L., 1870. 8°. 3064.02 
 Davies (Thomas). Preparation and mounting of mi- 
 croscopic objects. L., [1863.] 16^. . .4827.12 
 
 Davies (T. A.) Answer to Hugh Miller and theoretic 
 
 geologists. N. Y., 1861). 12^ 4111.10 
 
 Davies (Thomas A.) How to make money and how 
 
 to keep it. N. Y., 1806. 12° 5922.00 
 
 Davila (Arrago {or Henrico] Oattarino). History of 
 
 the civil wars of France. From the Ital. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1078. fol 528.01 
 
 — Adivns [J.) Discourses of D. [In his Works, v. 5.J . 5013.05 
 Davis (Andrew Jackson). Approaching crisis ; review 
 
 of Bushnell on supernaturalism. New York, 1852. 
 8= 3817.36 
 
 — Death and tbe after life. Also a voice from James 
 
 Victor Wilson. 3d ed.,enl. B., 1871. 8=. 3543.14 
 
 — The Fountain ; with jets of new meaning. 2d ed. 
 
 Boston, 1871. 12^ 3543.13 
 
 — The Great barmouia. 5 v. N. Y., 18.50-61. 12". 3815.19 
 
 V. 1. The physician. 2. The teacher. 3. The seer. 
 4. The reformer. 5. The thinker. 
 
 — The Harbinger of health. N. Y., 1862. 12°. 4321.08 
 
 — Memoranda of persons, places, and events ; magnet- 
 
 ism, clairvoyance, spiritualism. Boston, 1808. 
 12° 3815.14 
 
 — Mental disorders. N. Y., 1871. 12°. . .4332.20 
 
 — Pliilosophy of spiritual intercourse. New York, 
 
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 — Present age and inner life ; ancient and modern 
 
 spirit mysteries. B., 1809. 12°. . . . 3815.11 
 
 — Priucifiles of nature : her divine revelation and a 
 
 voice to mankind. 31st ed. B., 1869. 8\ 3513.15 
 
 — Sacred book [of Arabula], containing old and new 
 
 gospels. B., 1873. 8° 3543.17 
 
 Davis (Charles). Report on hydraulic engineering. [U. S. Com. 
 to Int. exhib. at Vienna, 1873. Reports, v. 3, 1873.J 3916.16 
 Davis (Charles Henry, U. S. N.) Report on inter- 
 oceanic canals and railroads between tlie Atlantic 
 and Pacific oceans. Wash., 1867. 8°. [39th cong., 
 1st. sess. senate ex. doc. 62.] .... 1100.23 
 
 — Law of deposit of the flood tides. [In South, contrib., v. 3, 
 
 1852 3937.03 
 
 Its' For other scientific articles of C. H. D., see Ameri- 
 can assoc. Proceedings (p. 15), v. 1-6. 
 
 Davis (Charles Henry Stanley). History of Walling- 
 ford. Conn., 1670-1870, including Meriden and 
 Cheshire. Meriden, (Omn.) 1870. 8\ 655.19; 592.08 
 
 Davis (Emerson, D.D. ) The half ceutnrv ; or. changes 
 and events, chiefly in the U. S., 18U0-1850. Bost., 
 1851. 12° 573.02 
 
 Davis (Edwin Hamilton). Ancinut monuments of the Miss, val- 
 ley. See Squier (E. Q. and Davis. ...... 3937.01 
 
 — On ethnological research. [In Sm. report, 186G.] . . 
 Davis (G. L. L.) The day-star of American freedom ; 
 
 or, toleration in Maryland. N.Y., 185.5. 12°. 593.13 
 Davis (Henry Winter). Speeches and addresses in the 
 congress of the U. S., and on public occasions, 
 [1856-65.] Preceded by a sketch of public services, 
 by J. A. J. Creswell. N. Y., 1867. b°. . . 6315.12' 
 
 — The Southern rebellion, and the constitutional powers ol^the 
 
 republic lor its supprcsfjion; address before the Mercantile 
 
 Library Assoc, of Brooklyn, Dec. 20, 1862. N. Y., 1S62. 12°. 
 Davis (James Edward). Annals of Windsor. See Tighe (R. R.) 
 
 and Davis 486 14 
 
 Davis (John, navigator). Voyage to the East Indies, 1598. [In 
 
 Astley. Voyages, v. 1, 1745 ; and Kerr. Voyages, v. 8. 
 
 1813.] 914.15 
 
 — Voyages for discovery of northwest passage, 1585-87. [hi 
 
 Hakluyt. Voyages, v. 3.] 916.17 
 
 — . World's hydrographicall description. [In Hakluyt. 'Voyages, 
 v. 4.] 916-18 
 
 Da'vis (John). Fii'st settlers of Va.. hist, novel. 2d ed. 
 New York, 1800. 12° 171.41 
 
 — Life of Chatterton. L., [». d] 16°. . . .3036.08 
 Davis (Sir John Francis). China. New ed. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1857. 8°. . . , 1023.04 
 
 — The Chinese. 2 v. N. Y., [».<!.] 18°. . .1021.06 
 
 — On certain properties of the written language of 
 
 China. [Philol. soc. Proceedings. I860.] 6443.13 
 
 Da'vis (J. P. ) Thoughts on great painters. London, 
 1866. 8°. 1415.16 
 
 Da'vis (Joseph). Digest of legislative enactments re- 
 lating to quakers in England ; with occasional 
 observations. Bristol, 1.S20. 8°. . . . 3448.16 
 
 Da'vis (Joseph Barnard, M.D.) Thesaiu'us crauiorum. 
 SkuUs of various races of men in [his] collection. 
 London, 1807. 8° 4733.17 
 
 Davis (Matthew L.) Memoirs of Aaron Burr. With 
 Burr's correspondence. 2 v. N.Y.,1S5S. 8°. 3026.14 
 
 — (Editor.) See Burr (Aaron). Private journal. 2 v. . 3026.12 
 Da'vis (Nathan). Carthage and her rcmams. London, 
 
 1861. 8° 1084.01 
 
 Same. New York, 1861. 8°. . . . . 1084.02 
 
 — Evenings in my tent ; or, Arab tribes of the African 
 
 Sahara. 2 v. London, 1854. 12°. . . . 1083.14 
 
 — Ruined cities within Numidian and Carthaginian 
 
 territories.' Loudon, 1802. 8' 1083.19 
 
 Da'vis (Pardon). Principles of the government of the 
 United States ; [i. c. constitutions of N. Y.,N. J., 
 Pa., Del., Md., Va., Ohio, Ind., Bis.] Phil., 1823. 
 16° 5736.21 
 
 Da'vis (Paris M. ) Authentick history of the late war 
 [of 1812]. Ithaca (N. Y.), 18-29. 12°. . . 585.04 
 
 Davis (Mrs. Rebecca Blaine Haruiiig). Pro aris et focis: 
 (a plea for our altars and hearths), [rtnoji.] New 
 
 York, 1870. 12° 5823.15 
 
 ,8®" For her novels see Fiction class list. 
 
 Da'vis (Mrs. S. M. ) Life and times of Sir Philip Syd- 
 ney, [onon.] Boston, 18.J9. 16°. . . . 3101.06 
 
 Da'vis (Wm. M ) Nimrod of the sea ; or, the Ameri- 
 can whaleman. N. Y., 1874. 12°. . . . 933.19 
 
 Davison (J., M.A.) Some account of a recent work 
 entitled ' ' Elements of general knowledge. " 2 pts, 
 in 1 v. Oxford, 1802. 8° 5415.00 
 
 Da'vy (Sir Humphry). Collected works. Ed. by his 
 
 brother. 9 v. L., 1839-40. 8° 4214.13 
 
 1. Memoirs. 2, Early miscel. papers and outlines of 
 lectures on chemistry. 3. Researches on nitrous oxide. 
 4. Elements of chemical philosophy. 5. Bakeriau lectures 
 on electricity and chemistry. 1806-15. 6. Safety lamp and 
 other researches, 1815-28. 7, 8. Discourses, agricultural 
 lectures, and extracts from other lectures. 9. Salmonia, 
 and Consolation in travel. 
 
 — Consolations in travel. 3d ed. L., 1831. 16°. 2521.26 
 
 — Fragmentary remains. With sketch of his life, and 
 
 selections from his correspondence. Ed. by J. 
 Davy. L., 1858. 8° 3047.05 
 
 — Salmonia; or days of fly-fishing. L., 18.54. 12°. 4616.06 
 
 j8?S* For lives and notices of D. see Biography (p. 138) ; 
 also New monthly mag., v. 31, 1831. 
 Davy (John, M.D.) Notes on the Ionian islands and 
 Malta. 2 v. L., 1842. 8°. ..... 975.03 
 
 — Physiological researches. London and Edinburgh, 
 
 1863. 8° 4327.02 
 
 Da'vy (J. T. ) Devon herd book, .\merican ed. by S. 
 Howard. V. 1-2 in 1. N. Y., 1855. 8°. .6130.09 
 
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 408 
 
 DAWBARN-DEAN 
 
 Dawbaru(E.) Naples and king Ferdinand. Lond., 
 1858. 8' 533.17 
 
 Dawbarii (Wm.) Government, conduct and example. 
 [Sydney Smith and his writings.] Progress of Glas- 
 gow. 3ded. L., 1871. 8° 5716.'27 
 
 Havre (Rm. C. S.) Landmarks of general history in 
 the christian era. N. Y., 1876. 12°. . . 412.12 
 
 Dawes (Henry L.) Mode of procedure in cases of contested 
 elections. [In Araer. soc. science assoc. Transact, no. 2, 
 1870.] 6811.01 
 
 Da'wrldiis (W. Boyd). Cave hunting, researches on the 
 
 evidences of caves respecting the early inhabitants 
 
 of Europe. L., 1874. 8° 5813.32 
 
 Dawning lights. »e Cobbe (F. P.) 1868 3536.12 
 
 Dawnings of Renins. See Buckley (T. A.) 1857. . . .3263 24 
 Dawsou (Mrs. Flora). Princes, public men, and 
 
 pretty women. 2 v. L., 1864. 8°. . . . 171.54 
 Dawson (George). Manual of photography founded 
 
 on Hardwick's photographic chemistry. 8th cd. 
 
 Loudon, 1873. 16° 4002.19 
 
 Dawsou (George). Pleasures of angling with rod and 
 
 reel for trout and salmon. N. Y., 187G. 12^.4616.29 
 Dawsou (Henry B.) Battles of the United States by 
 
 sea and land. 2 v. N. Y.,1858. 4°. . _. 568.11 
 
 — Gleanings from the harvest-field of American hist. 
 
 Pt. 4, 11. MoiTisania, 1863-65. 8^ . . 3078.01 
 
 Contents : Pt. 4. Diary of David How in the revolution. 
 
 Pt. 11. Assault on Stony Point, by Anthony Wayne. 1779. 
 
 With notes 677.14 
 
 — Declaration of independence by the colony of Mass. Bay, May 
 
 1, 1776. [Letter to the pres. of N. Y. hist, soc,, Jan. 2, 1862. 
 n.p, or d.j 8' 
 
 — Introd. chapter. [In New York City durins Amer. rev .] 016.02 
 
 — Historiral introduction. See Rutgers (E ) and Waddington 
 
 (.1.) Case, f(c 66a7.U 
 
 — Correspondence between Jolin Jay and H. B. D , and betw. 
 
 James A. Haiuiitou and H. B. D., concerning the Fcederal- 
 ist. New York. 1864. 8° 6734.14 
 
 — The sons of liberty in N. Y. [Poughkeepsie,] 1859. 8'. 676.22 
 
 — Editor. See Fosderalist (The) [5734.11] ;— autl Historical ma- 
 
 g:iziue [8129.01]. 
 
 Note. — .\mong H. B. D.'s contributions to the Historical 
 mag,, are the following, viz.: — Vindication of the Citizen 
 Genet (Nov. I86G1 ;— How they put things in Boston (Mch., 
 1867) ; — Early metliodists and American revolution (June, 
 1867);— H.irleiu, llfty or sixty years ago (July, 1867);— Bun- 
 ker'B-hill (June, 1868) First blood shed in the American 
 rev. (Jan., 1869) ; — Mr. Bancrolt and Colonel Keed (Jan., 
 1869);— The battle of Beuuiugton (May, 1870) ;— •• The Mot- 
 ley letter," in reply to that gentleman's letter to The London 
 Times ou the history of the constitution of U. S (March, 
 1871);— Reply to Gov. Hall's Vindicntionof tlie 'Vermnnt 
 historical society's collections, vol. 1' (July, 1H71) : — The 
 story of Fort Sumter (Jan., March, 187'.i) ;— Confederate 
 love-taps : Gen. Bragg and the generals under his com- 
 mand (May, June, July, 1873.) 
 
 Da-wsou (John W. ) Acadian geology. 2d ed. Lond. , 
 1868. 8" 4114.01 
 
 — Archaia; or, cosmography and natm-al history of the 
 
 Hebrew Scriptures. L., 1860. 8°. . . 3762.18 
 
 — Nature and the Bible. N. Y., 1875. 12°. . 3541.13 
 
 — The story of earth and man. N. Y., 1873. 12°. 4111.36 
 Dawson (Wm.) & Sous. Catalogue of standard Eng- 
 lish authors. On sale. L., [1862.] 12°. . 2713.28 
 
 Day (Mrfs. G. M.) Pioneers of the eastern townships 
 [of Canada]. Montreal, 1863. 12°. . . 1151.10 
 
 Day (C. W. ) Hints on etiquette and the usages of so- 
 ciety ; with a glance at bad habits. Boston. 
 1814. 16° 5427.15 
 
 Day (George E. ) Genealogical register of descendants 
 in male line of Kobert Day, of Hartford, Conn., 
 who died in 1648. 2d ed. Northampton, 1848. 
 8° 3046.28 
 
 Day (George E. ) Chemistry in its relations to phy- 
 siology and mediciue. L., 1860. 8\ . . 4318.06 
 
 Day (Huury). A lawyer abroad. N.Y., 1874. 16°. 944.24 
 
 Day (HeDry N. ) Art of discourse : rhetoric. 2d ed. 
 New York, 1869. 12° 6334.07 
 
 — Art of English composition. N.Y., 1867. 12°. 6432.27 
 
 — Introduction to the study of English literature. 
 
 New York, 1869. 12° 2752. 19 
 
 — Logical pnixis. New Haven, 1872. 12°. . . 54'28.27 
 
 — Science of aesthetics : beauty. New Haven, 1872. 
 
 12° 1412.29 
 
 — Science of ethics. N. Y., 1876. 12°. . . .5433.07 
 Day (Horace). The opium habit, [anon.] New York, 
 
 1868. 12° 4334.35 
 
 Day (Horace H.) vs. Goodyear (Charles). Circuit court 
 
 of the U. S., district of New Jersey. Copy of the 
 testimony in the case read in equity, 1851. 3944.21 
 
 Day (Beu. Lai Behari). Govinda Siimanta, or the his- 
 tory of a Bengal Eaiyat. L., 1874. 12°. 1031.24 
 
 Day (St. John Vincent). Papers on the great pyramid. 
 Edin., 1870. 8° 1076.06 
 
 Day (Samuel Phillips). Monastic institutions : their 
 origin, nature, and tendencj'. L.,18)5. 16°. 3426.22 
 
 — True story of Louis Napoleon's life. Loudon, 1871. 
 
 12° 3133.26 
 
 Day breaking if not the snu rising of the gospel with 
 the Indians of New England. N. Y., 1865. 4°. 
 [Sabiu's reprints] 564.19 
 
 Day by the fire. See Hunt (Leigh). 1870 2532.23 
 
 Day dawn and the rain : sermons. See Ker (J.) . . . 3566.05 
 
 Day family. Day {(i.E.) Genealogical register of descen- 
 daiits in male line of Bobert Day, of Hartford, 
 Conn., who died m 1848. 2d ed. 1848. 3046.28 
 
 Days of Jezebel : hist, drama. See Bayne (Peter). . . 1712.33 
 
 Days of tlie year. See Calendar (p. 247.) 
 
 Dazincourt (Joseph Jean Baptiste Albouis). M^moires. {In 6ar- 
 riere (J. F,) Bibl, des menioircs, c^c,. v. 6.] . . . 697.01 
 
 De. jgfS" Frencli names are alphabetized not under dc but un- 
 der the part of the name which follows. 
 
 Dead Sea. See Countries. [Dead Sea, p. 304.) ^ ^ 
 
 Dead shot; or, sportsman's complete guide', [mioit.] 
 New York, 1870. 12°. 4615.10 
 
 Deaf and Dumb. [.Soc also Medicine [Ear)']. 
 
 — American anuals of the deaf and dumb. Ed. by 
 
 Samuel Porter, v. 10-11, 1858-59. Hartford, 1858- 
 59. 8° 5530.10 
 
 — Barnard (H.) Tribute to Gallaudet. With hist, of 
 
 de;if-mute instruction. 2d ed. 1859. . . 3063.22 
 
 — Day (Geonje K) Keport on the institutions for the 
 
 deaf and dumb in Europe, in 1844, to the Direc- 
 tors of the New York institution. 1815 . 5535.17 
 
 — Coni-enlion of American instructors of the deaf and 
 
 dumb. Proceedings of l8t-3d, 5th conventions, 
 1850-58. 4 V. Hartford, e(c. , 1S50-59. 8°. 551L18 
 
 — Gallaudet {E. M.) The deaf-mute college at Washington. [lyi 
 
 Amer. soc. sci. a.ssoc. Trans., no. G, 1874.] , . . 5811.03 
 Deaf mutism. [In International rev., July» 1875.] 
 
 — IJamilton [Sir tr.) Deaf aud dumb ; hist, of their instruction, 
 
 iu reference to Dalgarno. [In his Discussions, 1852,] 5413.10 
 
 — L'Epie (C. M. de). Method of educating the deaf 
 
 and dumb. 1801 5.511.17 
 
 — Neto York institution ior the insti-nction of the deaf and dumb. 
 
 9th, 2((th, 22d, 24th, 2Sth, 29th-43d, 49th, 6l6t annual report, 
 
 18',!7-70.] 5535.01 
 
 Note. — The reports of this institution are printed an- 
 nually iu the New York assembly doc. 
 
 — reel (Harvey I'.) Address at the N, Y. iuert. for instruction of 
 
 the deaf aud dumb. Dec, 2. 1840. N. Y„ 1848, 8' . 6635 16 
 Address at Kaleigh (m 1-ayiug the corner stono of the N. C. 
 
 institution. New York, 1848, 8° 6535.16 
 
 Legal rights and rosponsibilitiea of the deaf aud dumb. 
 
 Utioa, 1866, 8° 6625.17 
 
 Notions of the deaf and dumb. [Repr. from Amer. anuals 
 
 of the deaf aud dumb. Oct.. 18.55.) 6535.16 
 
 Obs. ou the ed. of the deal and dumb. B., 1834. 8°. 6535.18 
 
 Report on the ed. of the deaf and dumb iu the higher 
 
 ' branches. New York. 1862. 8° 6635.16 
 
 Statistics of the deaf and dumb. N. Y., 1852. 8°. . 653£.16 
 
 Tour through ceut. and wewteru New York, with a uiimbcr 
 
 of pupils, iu 1814. [New York stiite ass. doc.]. . 5536.16 
 
 — WaLson (J. ) Instruction of the deaf and dumb ; 
 
 with vocabulary. 1809 5511.15 
 
 Same. Plates. 1810 5511.16 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 102 (The land of silence) ; Fraser's 
 mag., v. 79, 1869, or Littell, v. 2, 1869 (A deaf and dumb 
 Bervice) ; Lippiucott's mag., April. 1876 (Instruction of 
 deaf-mutes, by J, E. Zimmerman) ; New Euglander. v. 30, 
 1871 (The sign language) ; v. 26. 1807 (Signs, by J. R. Keep). 
 Deakiu dlichard). Flora of the Colosseum of Home. 
 
 Loudon, 1873. 16 4911,03 
 
 Dealings with the dead. See Sargent (Lucius M.) 2 v. 185G. 2522.22 
 
 Dsan (Amos). Bryant and Stratton's commercial law. 
 
 New York, 1861. 8° 5624.12 
 
 — History of civilization. 7 v. Alb. , 1868-09. 8°. 417.17 
 ^^ Philosophy of human life. B., Is;i9. 12°. 5434.36 
 Deane (Charles). The forma iu issuing letters patent by the 
 
 cr'twn of England ; Mass. charter of 1628-9. C, [Mass.), 
 1870. 8° 594.18 
 
 — Last will aud test, of capt. John Smiih. C.,1867. 4°. 
 
 — Remarks ou Sebastian Cabot's Mappe.monde.0.,1867.8^. 694,18 
 Deau (Henry Clayi. Crimes of the civil war, and curse 
 
 of the funding system. Baltimoie, 1869. 8^ 644. K! 
 Dean (John, 3/, Z>) Gray substance of the medulla oblongata 
 
 and trapezium. [Sm. contrib.. v. 16.] 3937.16 
 
 Dean (Kichardi. On the future life of brutes. 2 v. in 1. 
 
 Loudon, 1768. 16° 3543,'22 
 
 BROOKLYN MEBCANTILE LIBBABY.
 
 .DEAN-DE FOE 
 
 409 
 
 Dean (Wm.) The China mission. New York, 1859. 
 
 jfo 1023.13 
 
 Deans (The) English. See Moon (G. W.) 1866. . . . 6423.25 
 Deaus. Danseii i, IF. i HoriB deeanise ruralos. 2 v. 3511. 1 U 
 Deaue (H. Burecrave). Law of block.:de. L., 1870. 
 
 8\ . . 5613.-20 
 
 Deane {Rev. John Bathurst). Observatious on Dracoutia. [In 
 
 Archxologia, v. 25, 18W.] 6128.— 
 
 Deane (Samueli. The New England farmer. 3d ed. 
 
 B., 1822. 8= 6137.U 
 
 Dear experience. See Rufflni (.J. I 1857 214.43 
 
 Dearborn (Nathaniel S.i American text book for let- 
 ters. 9th ed. B., IS'JO. obi. 18^ . . . HG5.02 
 
 — Scrolls, monograms, ornaments, crests, etc. Boston, 
 
 1869. obi. 18° U65.03 
 
 Death. 
 
 — Dying speeches and behavior of the several state 
 
 prisoners that have been executed the last 3UU 
 years. With their several characters. 1720. 5611.02 
 
 — Jacox iF.) At nightfall and midnight: musings 
 
 after dark. 1873 2532.32 
 
 — PhUiij (A. P. W.) Inquiry into the nature of sleep 
 
 and deith. 1831 1323.03 
 
 Alger ( ir. R.) [In '«■.■ S'llitiiaes. etc. p. 82-91. 1807.) 2312.07 
 
 — SmiUi (.4) On fear of death. Dreamlhorp, pp.52-"2.18G4.2543.11 
 — ^ T/iaundi.sathauatos. A medley. [In BeuUey s miscellany, v. i2- 
 
 43, 1858 ; 16 articles.] 
 
 See «/so Popular science monthly, July, 1873 Physiology 
 of de,ith. by F Papilliin) ; Contemp. rev., v. 18, 1871 (What 
 is death, by dean of Bristol) ; Fraser's mag., v. 4. 1871 
 (Cowardliness of dying) ; Hammond's qiiar. jour, of psy. 
 med., Jan. 1.S69 (Resumption of the mental la^-ulties at tlje 
 approach of death ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 13, 1S66 (Pbilos. of D.); 
 Pop. science rev., v. 8, 1869. or Littell, 1869. v. 3 In articulo 
 mortis) ; Wiuslow's j<mr. o£ psy. med., v. 1. 1818 (Physiolo- 
 gy of. and treatment of the dyingi ; v. 2, 1849 (Phenomena 
 of) : V. 3, 1850 (Premature burial) ; v. 4. 1851 (The closing 
 scene, or Christianity and infidelity contrasted) ; Winslows 
 med. critic, v. 3, 1863 (Coohng of the body after death . 
 
 as* S-e also Biblical and relig. lit. {D'^aUt, p. 3S3 -.— FuUire 
 life and unmortaUly. p. 88) :— a/.to Burial usages (p. 242) ;— 
 Fine arts. 'Vance of ileatfi.) For slatisdcs of mortality Bee 
 Life-insurance ; — Longevity ;— Vital statistics. 
 
 Death and the after life. See Davis (.i. J.) 1871. 
 
 Death and life. See Ware (Mary U.) 1864 3617.10 
 
 Death bed scenes. S--; Warton (J I 2d ed. 4 v 3617.17 
 
 Death penalty. See Capital punishment (p. 252). 
 
 Debatable laud between this world and the next. See Owen (R. 
 D.) 1872 3815.37 
 
 Debates, itg" See (under Countries) England (Parliamentary de- 
 bates, p. 314) ;— tjuited States {Congress, p. 376) ; — etc. 
 
 Debating. 
 
 — BfiiJey (S.) Questions in political economy, politics, 
 
 morals, metaphysics, polite literature, etc. lanon.] 
 1823 6334.28 
 
 — DwU/ht ( Timothy^. Decisions of questions discussed 
 
 by the senior class at Yala college, 1813-11.6334.29 
 
 — Hculley {J.) Decisions of college class disputes. [In his 
 
 Essays philological, etc. 1873.] 6414.19 
 
 — McEUirjoit {J. N.) American debater. 1856. 0334.26 
 
 — liowlon (E) The debater: outlines and questions. 
 
 1816 ■ • 6331.25 
 
 — Young debater and chairman's assistant, [antm.] 
 
 1869 6331.27 
 
 ,See also Bentley's miscel., v, 19. 1846 (Danger of debat- 
 ing societies to young men. by R. Whatclv) : Macmillun, 
 Oct. 1873 (Oxford Union, by Edw. B. Nicholson). 
 
 Debay (.\ugitste). Histoire naturelle de I'homme et 
 delafemme. 16eed. Paris, 1870. IG''. . 4733.12 
 
 — Les influences du chocolat, du the, et du cafe sur 
 
 leconomie humaine. Paris, ls61. 16^ . 4331.23 
 
 De Bo^ir's commerciid review of the south and west. 
 
 v. 1-5, 11, 13-21. New Orleans, and Washington. 
 
 1816-56. 8° 19213.01 
 
 — — Same. After the war series, v. 1-1, 1866-67. 1927.11 
 De Bow (James Dunwoody Brownson). Industrial 
 
 resources of the south and west. 3 v. New Orleans. 
 1852. 8° 5925.25 
 
 — Editor. See De Bow's Commercial review 19*26.01 
 
 Debrett's Illustrated baroiieta.tre. with the linightige 
 
 of Great Britain and Ireland. 1871. L., 1871. 
 Vr 6611.21 
 
 — Illustrated House of commons, and Judicial bench. 
 
 1871. Ed. by E. H. Hair. L., 1871. 12°. . 6611.07 
 
 — Illustrated peerage and titles of courtesy, of Great 
 
 Britain and Ireland. 1869. 1871. 2 v. L., 1869-1871. 
 12° 6611.13 
 
 Debt 
 
 — Montague (B.) Enquiries respecting imprisonmeut for debt. 
 
 1815. [In Pamphleteer, v. .5.] 5058.05 
 
 |fc0* See alsoliavr. {Bankruptcy.) 
 
 Debts (Public). S^e PoUtical economy. {Finance.) 
 
 De Bure (Guillaume Francois). bibUogiaphie instruc- 
 tive. 9 V. Paris, 1763-li9. 8^ 2723.05 
 
 Decade of Italian women. See Trollope (T. A.) . . . 3262.28 
 
 Decaisne (Joseph). General system uf botany. See Le Maout 
 (E.) and Decaisne (J.) 4918.U8 
 
 De Camp (Maxime). Les buveurs de cendres. Paris, 
 1NG6. 12° 7041.06 
 
 De Candolle. See CandoUe. 
 
 Decimal system. See Arts {I'sefuJ : Weights and measures, p. 48). 
 
 Decker 'Thomas). See Deliker (Thomas). 
 
 Deck anil port. See Colton (Warren). 1850 -921.19 
 
 Declaration of American Independence. Force (P.) The declara- 
 tion of independence, or notes on lord ilahou s History, 
 
 e(c. 1856 5734.23 
 
 ^5r See Biography {CoUertire American, p. 110). for lives 
 o/ tlie signers, by Lossing. and Sanderson. On tlie composi- 
 tion atid authorship see Jefferson's wurlis (i.-ousult index in 
 V. 9) ; his life by Randall (index in v. 3) ; and Bancroft's 
 Hist, of the U. S. (index in v. 6. 1876 ed.) Its t'-xl is usual- 
 ly printed with Constitutions of the U. S. {See p. 378 of 
 this catalogue.) 
 
 De Clifford the philosopher. [A poem.] k'ce Angley 
 (J. G.) 1817 161-2.31 
 
 De Coetlogoa (Dennis or Dionysiusi. Diogenes 
 at court; or the modern cynic. L.,174S. 8'. 2.V21.21 
 
 De Colyax iHenry Anselm). Treatise on the laws of 
 guaranties and of priuci[-al and surety. Notes by 
 J. A. Jloigau. N. Y., 1875. S°. . . . 5615.30 
 
 De-coo-dah (Traditions of. See Pidgeon (\ym.) . . . 657.03 
 
 Decoration. -See Fine arts. {Decorative art.) 
 
 De Costa (liev. Benj. Franldin). Lake George, etc., 
 with glimpses of the olden times. With descrip- 
 tion of the route to Schrcon lake, and the Adiron- 
 dacks. N. Y., 1868. 16° 1112.17 
 
 — The Moabite stone. N. Y., 1871. 8°. . . S513.23 
 
 — The Northmen in Maine ; a critical ciamination of 
 
 vie'tts expressed by Dr. J. G. Kohl. Albany, 1870. 
 8° ■ . . 563.24 
 
 — Pre-Columbian discovery of America by the North- 
 
 men. Albany 18«8. 8° 563.23 
 
 — Rambles in Mount Desert ; •with travel on the N. 
 
 E. coast, to Griind Menan. N.Y., 1871. 16^. 1111.17 
 De Costa (Isaac). Israel and the Goutilts. New York, 
 
 18:.5. 12° 3464.09 
 
 De Courcy (Henry). Catholic church in the United 
 
 States : pages of its historv. Tr. and enl. by J. 
 
 G. Shea. 2ded. N. Y., [i-."d] 1'2°. . .3428.13 
 Dedham. {.Mass.) See Countries. {Deilliam. p. ;«I4). 
 Deduction See Logic ;— also Arts (Useful) and general science 
 
 (.l/e(/<od, f(c..p. 311). 
 Dee (John). Autobiog. ti'acts. [In Chetham miscel., v. 1, 
 
 1851.] 6094.24 
 
 ._ Private diary of D., and catalogue of his library of 
 mss. Ed. by J. O. HalliwcU. L., CumJcn soc, 
 V. 19, 1849. 1° 5112.19 
 
 — D'Israeli (/.) Amenities of literature, v. 2. 1855. . 2762.02 
 Deems (iiCf. Charles F.) Annals of southtm method- 
 ism for 1855. N. Y., 1836. 1'2°. . . . 3453.12 
 
 Deer, .'''ee Natural history. {Deer.) 
 
 Deer-stalking. See Amusements. {Deer-Stalking, p. 26.) 
 Deer-parks. Sliirlet/ (E. P.) Some account of Eng- 
 lish deer-parks. Is67 1(;15.28 
 
 See also Lippincott's mag., Aug , 1873 (Deer-pai'ks, by 
 Reginald Wyuford). 
 Deer stalkers. See Herbert (H. W.) f Frank Forrester.'] 4617.19 
 
 Defence of Guinevere. See Morris (W) 1876 1673.40 
 
 Defence of the drama, containing Mansel's Free 
 thoughts, and [Cornaro's] Discourse on the un- 
 la%vfuluess of plays. N. Y., 1826. 12°. . 173L26 
 Deffand {Mme du). See Da Defend. 
 
 De Foe (Daniel). Complete EugUsh tradesman. Edinb. 
 1S39. 8° ■ 5814.18 
 
 — Daniel De Foe : his life, and recently discovered 
 
 writings: 1716 to 17-29. By W.Lee. 3 v. L., 1869. 
 8^ 5037.11 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Life. v. 2-3. Writings. 
 
 — E.ssay upon jjrojects. L., 1697. 8°. . . .5032.24 
 
 — History of the devil, [anon.] L., [«. i] 12°. 3544.00 
 Same. Boston, 1851. 12°. 3544.01 
 
 — Life and surprising adventures of Lobinson Crusoe. 
 
 New York. 1858. 1'2° 172.11 
 
 ^V„fc._Apropos of this work see Adams (W. D.) Famous 
 books 2513.11 
 
 — Memoirs of Capt George Carleton ; containing an 
 
 lu asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AtJTHOB'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NDilBER.
 
 410 
 
 DE FOE-DELEPIERRE 
 
 account of the earl of Ptterborough, tic. London, 
 
 1743. 8= 30-2i.Ui 
 
 Novels and miscellaneous ■works. 20 v. Oxford, 
 1810. 18" 5U32.U1 
 
 . 1-2. Robinson Crusoe. 
 3. Captuiu Siugleton. 
 i. MoU Flauders. 
 
 5. Colouel Jack. Apparition 
 
 of Mrs. Veal. 
 
 6. Memoirs of a cavalier. 
 
 7. New voyage round the 
 
 world. 
 
 8. Memoirs of Capt. Carle- 
 
 ton. Life of Mi's. Christ- 
 iau Davis. 
 
 9. History of the plague in 
 
 London. Consolidator. 
 10. Polit. hist, of the devil. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 T. 11. 
 
 Boxana ; or, the fortu- 
 nate mistress. 
 
 13. A system of magic. 
 
 la. History and reality of 
 apparitions. 
 
 14. Religious courtship. 
 15-16. Family instructor. 
 17-18. Complete English 
 
 tradesman. 
 
 19. The life of Mr. Duncan 
 
 Campbell. 
 
 20. Life. By G. CJnalmers. 
 
 Miscellaneous tracts. 
 
 — Systsmof magick. L., 1728. 8° 3813.05 
 
 — True collection of [his] writiugs. lanon.'] London, 
 
 1703. "8^ 503'2.23 
 
 • Contf.nls : The true-born Englishman, a satyr. Mock- 
 mourners, a satyr. Reformation of manners, a satyr. 
 Character of Dr. Samuel Aunesley. Spanish deBcent. poem. 
 Freeholders plea against stock -jobbing eloctions of parlia- 
 ment men. Reasons against a war with France. A standing 
 army, with consent of parliament, not inconsistent with a 
 free goverumeut. Danger of the protestant religion. Vil- 
 lainyof stOL-k-jobbing detected. Six distinguishing char- 
 acters of a parliament raau. Poor man's jilea. Occasional 
 conformity of dissenters. Two great questions : 1. What 
 the French liing will do, with respect to the Spanish mon- 
 archy ? 2. What inexsures the English ought to take. En- 
 quiry into occasional conformity. New test of the church 
 of England's loyalty. Shortest way with dissenters. 
 
 — Vie et aventures surprcnantes da liobinson Crusoe. 
 
 [Ganiier. Voyages imag., v. 1-3. Amst. [Paris], 
 17S7. 8".] 7027.01 
 
 — Works. With Chalmers' life. Ed. by J. S. Keltie. 
 
 Edin.,1839. 8= 5037.14 
 
 contents : Life. Robiusbn Crusoe. Colonel Jack. Me- 
 moirs of a cavalier. Duncan Campbell. Journal of the 
 plague in Loudon. Everybody's business ia nobody's busi- 
 ne.s8. Apparition of Mrs. Veal. Shortest way with dis- 
 seuters. Giving alms uo charitj^. Complete English trades- 
 man. True boi-u Englishman. A hymn to the pillory. 
 &^ For lives and estimates of Do Foe see Biography (p. 138). 
 
 De Foe (.Daniel, ;>., pseud.) Shortest way with the 
 fr3e trader,'!. Loudon, [ii.d.] 8°. . . . 5093.17 
 
 De Fonblanque (Edw. B.) .ffc Fonblanque (Edw. B. de). 
 
 De Forest (E. L.) Methods of interpolation. [Smith, report. 
 187i.] 3936.'i6 
 
 De Forest (John W. ) History of the Indians of Con- 
 necticut. HiT,rtford, 1853.' 8= 592.07 
 
 — Orieutal acquaintance ; Syria. N.Y,18o6. 12°. 1051.08 
 
 jtjKS^ For his novels see Fiction class-list. 
 Deformities. .S'*''.* Medicine. (Defonnities.) 
 
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 1860. 16° 3932.20 
 
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 Denominational reason why. 8th ed. London, 1866. 
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 Denton chapel, (Manche.slfr). 
 
 — Booker {J.) History of. (/n Ohetham misc., T. 2, 1S5B.] 6094.38 
 De Peyster (John Watts). Histoiy of the lile of 
 
 Leonard Torslensou, Swedish general. Pough- 
 keepsie, 1855. 8° 3173.19 
 
 — Personal aud military history of Philip Kearney. 
 
 New York, 1869. 8° 3095.18 
 
 — Same. 2d td. N. Y., 1870. 8°. . . . 3095.18a 
 
 — Anniv. address before the 3d army corps union, 6th May, 
 
 1876. N. ¥., 1876. i' 646.16 
 
 — Ancient, niedireval, aud modem Netherlands, A series of 
 
 pamphlets. No. 1. History vt the Rlenapii ; and ol the 
 "Franks," p. 1-04. PoughkteiiBie, 1869. 8°. . . . 61131.17 
 
 — La Royale. Part vii. Cumberland church, or the heights of 
 
 Farmville : the last strickeu field of the army of northern 
 Virginia. 7tU April, 1865. N. Y., 1874. 4° 646.17 
 
 — Maj.-geu. Philip Schuyler, and the Burgoyne campaign, 1777. 
 
 Address belove the N. Y. hist. Boc. N. Y., 1877. 8°. 6031.17 
 
 — Nashville the decisive battled the rebeUiou. [Address before 
 
 the N. y. hist, soc, Jan., 4, 1876,] [n.p.ord.] 8°. . 6031.17 
 
 — Organization of the militia, [v.]'. or d.] 4". ... 646.17 
 
 — Practical strategv. as iUus. by achievements of field marshal 
 
 Traun. Catskill, 1863. 8° 6031.17 
 
 — Proofs considered of the early settlement of Acadie by the 
 
 Dutch, [Tivoh, N Y., 1868.J 8° 6031.17 
 
 — Report ou the organization of the French and Florentine fire 
 
 departments, [p. 29-06. n.t p.] G46.17 
 
 — Reuniou of post Phil. Kearney, Mth. 25, 1868 ; address. New 
 
 York. 1868. 8' 6031.17 
 
 — Secession iu Switzerland and in the Uiiited States compared. 
 
 Catskill, 1864. 8° 6031.17 
 
 — Sketch of Gen. Kobert McAlHster. [From 'Representative 
 
 men.' 10 pp.] 4° 640.16 
 
 — State sovereignty. 8 pp. [Repr. from Yonkers gazette. 7i. p. 
 
 ord.\8' 6031.17 
 
 — Sketch of Gen. George H. Thomas. [From •Bepreseutative 
 
 men. 10 pp.] 4" 640.16 
 
 Depping (Guill.iume). Wonders of bodily strength and 
 skill, iu all ages aud countries. Tr. aud enl. by C. 
 PtUsseU. Loudon aud New York, 1670. 12°. 4613.25 
 De Pradt. See Pradt. 
 
 Depths of the a. a. See Thomson {C. W.) 1873. . . . 4828.20 
 Depuy (H. W. ) Ethan Alleu and the Green mountain 
 
 heroes of '76. B,, 1853, l-s° 3013.21 
 
 De Quincey (Thomas). Art of conversation and other 
 
 papers. Edm.,ls63. 12° 2523.29 
 
 Contents : Letters to a young man whose education has 
 been uegleiteti. Orthographic mutineers. John Paul 
 Rithter. Art of couversatiou. Presence of mind. On the 
 knocking at the gate in Macbeth. The Antigone of Sopho- 
 cles. Traditions of the Rabbius. Modern Greece. 
 
 — Autobiographic sketches, 1790-1803. Boston, 1856. 
 
 16° 2522.02 
 
 Contents : The afflictions of childhood, Introd. to the 
 world of strife. Inlant literature. Female iufidel. Public 
 school. I enter the world. The nation of London. Dublin. 
 First rebellion in Ireland. French invasion of Ireland, and 
 second rebellion. Travelling. My brother. Premature 
 manhood. 
 
 Same. Edin., 1863. 12° 2.323.30 
 
 Contents : Same as foregoing ed., with addition of ' Lax- 
 ton ' and ' The priory.'' 
 
 — Beauties ; from [his] writmgs. B.,1862. 12°. 2522.01 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY."
 
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 413 
 
 - Biographical essays. B., 1S.J1. 16^ . . 2r)i2.04 
 
 Contents : Shakspeai-e. Pope. Lamb. Goetbe. SchiUer. 
 
 ■ The CiBsars. J3ostou, IS-'il. 10" '2522.0.5 
 
 ■ Coleridge aud opium-eatiug, and other writings. 
 
 Eclin., IS 13. 12' 2523.27 
 
 Contents: Prefatory uote ou Coleridge. Ceylon. Tlie king 
 of Hayti. Colerid;;e auil opiuui-eatiug. Toilette of the He- 
 brew lady. National teiuperauco movements. Miltou Vfr-vus 
 Soutliey and LanJor. Tiie tatal murksuiau. On christiautly 
 as au or^aii of politii'ai movement Notes ou Godwin, Fos- 
 ter, aud Hazlitt. Falsiflcatiou of English history. 
 
 - Coufessious of an Euglish opium-eater. Edinbvirgh, 
 
 1862. 16' 2523.17 
 
 Note— B,epr. from Blackwood's mag., v. 67-58. 1S45. 
 • Coule8aiou.>i of an En'.;lish opium-eater, aud Suspiria 
 deprofondis. Boston, 1853. 16^. . . 2522.20 
 
 - Essays oa philosophical writers. 2 v. Boston, 1851. 
 
 16= 2522.18 
 
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 Eiohter. Leasing. 2. Beutley. parr. 
 
 - Essays on the poets aud other writers. Boston, 
 
 1853. 1G° 2522.06 
 
 Contents : Wordsworth. Shelley. Keats. Goldamitb. Pope. 
 
 Godwin. H:izlitt. Laudor. 
 
 - Hist, and critical essays. 2 v.'B., 1853. 16°. 2522.07 
 
 Contents : V. 1. Philosophy of Roman history. The Es- 
 Beues. Philosophy of Herodotus. Plato's republic Homer 
 and the Homeridie. 2. Cicero. Style. Rhetoric. Secret 
 societies. 
 
 - Klosterbeim. See Memorials, etc., v. 2 ; below. 
 
 - Letters to a youug man , and other papers. Boston, 
 
 1854. 16' 2522.0'.) 
 
 Contents : Letters to a young man. Greek tragedy. Con- 
 versation. Language. French and English manners. Cali- 
 fornia aud the gold mania. Ceylon. Presence of miud. 
 
 - Life and manners. Bo.^ton, 1851. 1'2°. . . 2522.10 
 
 Contents: Early days. Loudon, li-eland. The Irish rebel- 
 lion. Premature manhood. Travelling. My brother. Ox- 
 ford. German literature. 
 
 iVo^i;.— All of the above, except the two last, are included 
 in 'Autobiographic sketches." 
 
 - Literary remmiscences. 2 v. B., 1S52. 16°. 25'22.11 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Literary novitiate. Sir Humphrey Davy. 
 ■Wm. Godwin. Mrs. Grant. Recollections nf Charles Laml). 
 Walladmor. Coleridge. "Wordsworth. 2. Wordsworth and 
 Southey. Southey, Wordsworth, and Coleridge. Recollec- 
 tions of Grasmere. The Saracen's head. Society of the 
 lakes. Charles Lloyd. Walking Stewart Edward Irving. 
 Wordsworth. Talfourd. The London magazine. Julius. 
 Clare. Cunuinghaiu. Libellous attack by a Loudon Journal. 
 Duelliug. 
 
 - Logic of political economy and other papers. Boston. 
 
 1S59, 16° 
 
 Contents : Logic of political economy. Eife of Milton 
 The Suliotes. The fatal marksman. The incognito. The 
 dice. The king of Hayti. 
 
 - Memorials and other papers. 2 v. Boston, 1856. 
 
 16° 25-22.13 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Explanatory notices. Orphan heiress. 
 Oxford. Pagan oracles. Revolution of Greece. 2. Kloster- 
 beim. The Sphinx's riddle. Templar's dialogues ou politi- 
 cal economy. 
 
 - Miscellaneous essays. Boston, 1851. 12°. . 25'22.1.^. 
 
 Contents : On knocking at the gate, in Macbeth. Murder 
 as one of the fine arts. Joan of Arc. English mail coach, 
 "l^isiou of sudden death. Dinuer, real and reputed 
 
 - Narrative and miscellaneous jjapers. 2 v. Boston, 
 
 1853. 16° . 2522 16 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Household wreck. Spanish nun. Flight 
 of a Tartar tribe. 2. Heavens as revealed by Rosse'a 
 telescopes. Modern superstitions. Coleridge and opium 
 eating. Temperance movement. On war. Last days of Im- 
 manuel Kant. 
 
 - Note book of an English opium-eater. Boston, 1855. 
 
 16° 2522.17 
 
 Contents : Three memorable murders. True relation of 
 the Bible to merely human siience. Scblosser's liteiai-y 
 history of the isth century. The Antigone of Sophocles. 
 The marquess Weilesley. Miltou vs. Southey and Laudor. 
 Falsifications of English history. Peripatetic pnilosopher 
 On suicide. Superficial knowledge. Euglish dictionaries. 
 Dryden's Hexastich. Pope's retort upou .Addison. 
 
 - Suspiria de jjroluudis, aud other misci^aueous writ- 
 ---- ings. Edin., 1S71. 12° 2523.32 
 
 Contents : Suspiria de profundis. Memorial chronology 
 Portrait gallery ; Prof. John Wilson ; Sir Win. Hamilton. 
 California. China. Literary remini.sceuces. Walladmor. 
 The juggernaut of social life. The avenger. Translations 
 from the German : 1. Historico-critical inquiry into the 
 Rosicrucians and the fiee-masons. 2. Kaiit ou national 
 character in relation to tho sense of the sublime aud the 
 beautiful. Notes from the pocket-book of a late opium- 
 eater. 
 
 - Theological essays. 2 v. Bo.ston, 1851. 12°. 35J3.20 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Christianity as an organ of political 
 
 movement. Protestantism. On tho supposed Scriptural 
 expression for eternity. Judas Iscariot. Hume's Argument 
 against Miracles. Casuistry. Greece under tlie Romans. 
 
 2. Secession from church of .Scotland. Toilette ol the He- 
 brew lady. Milton. Charlemagne. Modern Greece. Lord 
 Carlisle on Pope, 
 
 — Walladmor, See Suspiria, etc. ; above 2523.32 
 
 Note.—' Freely translated ' from the German of Hiiring. 
 
 — Bayne (P.) T. De Quiucey aud his works. [/.» B.'s Essays, 
 
 V. I, 1857, p. 15-5U.] 2513.04 
 
 — Giles ifl.\ lUustratious of genius, p, 3UU-362. 1854. . 2520.U3 
 
 — JAisson iD.) Wordsworth, etc 1874 2536.29 
 
 — Steplien {L.) Hours in a library. 1875 2543.31 
 
 Note.—Repr. fr. Fortn rev., v. 15, 1871, or Littell, 1371. v. 2. 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 12. 1863 (by H. W. Alden) ; 
 Bentley's miscel.. v. 37, 1855 ; Eclectic (from Examiner), 
 v. 27, 1852 ; Eraser's mag , y. 62 03, 180U (2 art.), or Littell, 
 1861, v.l: Nat. quar. rev., v. 22. 1871 ; N. A. rev., v. 74, 
 1852 ; V. 88, 1859 : N. Brit, rev., v, 39, 1863 ; Quar, rev., v. 
 110, 1861, or Littell, 1861. V. 3 ; Weslm. rev., v. 61, 1854. or 
 Littell, V. 5, 1854. 
 
 De Rheims (J. F. H.) First practical lines in geometri- 
 cal drawing. London, 1865. 8°. . . . 3924.31 
 
 Derby (Nelson L.) Report on architecture and materials. [U. S. 
 com. to Vienna exliib , v 4, 1875 3916.18 
 
 Derby {Earls of). See Biography (p. 138). 
 
 Derbyshire. See Countries. iDerbysftire, p. 304.) 
 
 Derenzy (George Webb). Euchirioiou ; or. a hand for the one- 
 handed. London, 1823. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. '22.] 6058.23 
 
 Dermot Mac Morrogh, or the conquest ol Ireland : a poem. See 
 Adams (J. Q.) 6093.04 
 
 Derrick and drill : petroleum. See Morris (E.) 1865. . 3933.21 
 
 Dervishes. 
 
 — Brown (John P.) The dervishes ; or oriental spiiit- 
 
 ism. 1868 35'24.24 
 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., Jan,, 1870 (Among the prophets) : 
 New monthly mag., v. 22, 1828 (Daucing and howhng der- 
 vishes of Constantinople) ; and works on Turkey, 
 
 Desagulieis iJ.T. ) Course of experimental philosophy. 
 2d ed. 2 v. London, 1745. 4° 4028.01 
 
 De Sanctis (L. ) Rome, christian and papaL New 
 York, 1856. 12° 3426.15 
 
 Desarbres (Ner('e). Deux sifecles k I'opera, (1669-1868). 
 Paris. 1868. 12° 1562.06 
 
 De Saulcy (L. F. J. C.) See Saulcy (L. F. J. C. de). 
 . Descamps (Jean Baptiste). La vie des peintres fla- 
 mands, allemauds et hollandois, 5 v. P., 1753-09. 
 12° 1434.05 
 
 Descartes [Lat. Cartesius] (Bene). Discourse on me- 
 thod. From the French, with an iutrod. 3d ed. 
 
 Edin., 1806. 12° 541'2.21 
 
 Reviewed by Prof Huxley in Macmillan's mag.. May, 
 1870 ; and in his Lay sermoiis-(4712,15], 
 
 • — Meditations. Tr. by W. R. Walker. [In Journal of spec, 
 philos., V. 4, 1870 ; 4 articles.] 
 
 — Meditations ; ami solectious from the Principles of 
 
 philosophy. From the Latin, with notes. Newed. 
 Edin., 1867. 12° 5412.21 
 
 — Sur la methode. MediUttions. Traite des passions. 
 
 Paris, 1844. 1'2° 5412.14 
 
 — Alger (W. R.) Solitudes, etc., p. 239-'242. 1867.. . .2612.07 
 
 — Daniel- (0.) A voyage to the world of Cartesius. Tr. 
 
 by T. Taylor. 1694 5412.13 
 
 — Huxley (T H.) Ou tho hypothesis [of Descartes] that ani- 
 
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 — Sitinle-Gennain (B. de). Descartes considere comme 
 
 physiologiste et eomme medeciu. 1869. . 4326.10 
 
 — Stephen {L.) Hist, of English thought, v. 1. 5426.26 
 
 See also Eclectic mag., v. 26. 1852 (Historical position of 
 
 D.) : Ed. rev., v. 95 (Genius and writings of D. by H. 
 
 Rogers^ : Revue des d. mondes, Jan. 1868 (par P. Janet i ; — 
 
 Winslow's Jour, of psy. med., v. 8, 1855 (Psychology of D.) 
 
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 Descent of man. See Darwin (Charles) 4712.17 
 
 Deschanel (.\ugustin Privati. Elementary treatise 
 
 on natural iihilosophv. Tr. with additions, by 
 
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 1. Mechanics. Hydrostatics, and Pneumatics. 2. Heat. 
 
 3. Electricity and magnetism. 4. Sound and light. 
 Deschauel (E. ) Le bien qo'ou a dit des femmes. 
 
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 Desert of the Exodus. .See Palmer.(E. H.; 2V. 1871. . 1044.13 
 
 Desert world. See Mangin (A.) 1869 4727 05 
 
 Deserted village, a poem. *e Goldsmith O.) 1044.15 ; 1691.30 
 Des G-uays (J, F. E. Le Bois). See Le Bois Des Guays. 
 Design iu art. See Fine arts. (Design.) 
 Des Laudes ( L. ) Jianhood, the causes of its prema- 
 ture decline. B., 1845. 18' 4331.09 
 
 Dpslys (Charles). Le Koy d'Yvetot. 2 v. Paris, 1866. 
 
 ^ 12°. 7042.33 
 
 Desnoiresterres (Gustave). Voltaire k la cour. Paris, 
 ls6'J. 8°. 3175.25 
 
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 Desor (Edouard). Palaflttes. or lacustrian coustrilctions of the 
 lake of Neuchitel. [Sm. rep. 1865.J 3936.'20 
 
 De Soto (Hernaudo de). Sep Biography (p. 200). 
 
 Despair. Hflps (A.) Friendji in council, v. 1 2531.28 
 
 Dea Perriers (Bonn venture). Cymbalum mundi ; or 
 satvrical dialogues. Done into EngliBh. L., 1723. 
 12\ . . . 2521. 3U 
 
 Despotism. See Government and politics. (Despotism). 
 
 Despotism in America. See Hildreth (Ricbard). 1834. . 5831.23 
 
 Dessert books. With orisinal recipes. By a Bostou 
 lady, [-mon.] B., 1872. 12°. •. . . .6016.11 
 
 De Stael. See Stael. 
 
 Destouches (Philippe Nerlcanlt). Alembert {J.leB. d'). Eulogies. 
 ,(c., Y. 2 3221.15 
 
 D'Estrees. See Estrees (GabrieUe d'). 
 
 Distutt de Tracy (Autoine Louis Claude, Comte'i. 
 Political economy ; with suppl. to ' Elements of 
 ideology.' Georgetown, 1817. 8°. . . . 5932.14 
 
 Desvergers (Marie Joseph Adolphe Noel). Abyssiuie. 
 Paris, 1847. 8°. [Uuivers.] 902.30 
 
 — Arable. Paris, 1847. 8°. [Univers.] . . 901.13 
 
 — L'Etrurie et les Etrusques. v. 1-2. 8°. v. 3. Planches. 
 
 fol. P., 18li2-G4 1465.15 
 
 De Teissier (G. P. ) The parables practically set forth. 
 
 Lonilon, [1870.] IIP 354403 
 
 De Tocqueville. .5ee TocqueviUe. 
 Detroit. .See Ooantries. (i».'^roi(, p. 304). 
 
 Deus-Homo ; Qod-man. See Parsons (T.) 3422.06 
 
 Deus-Semper. By the author of Semper-Deus. Phil. , 
 
 181)9. 12° 3544.04 
 
 Deutsc'i (Emanuel Oscar Menaheml. Literary remains. 
 With a memoir. N. Y., 1874. 8°. . . . 3.)40.75 
 Contents : The T.ilraud. Islam. Notes on Semitic paleo- 
 graphy. Notes of three lectures on Semitic culture. Kgypt, 
 ancient and modern. Hermes Trismegistus. Jiidso-Arabic 
 metaphysics. Les apoirea, par E. Keuan. Five letters on 
 the tEcumenical council. Apostolicae sedis. The Roman 
 passion drama. On Semitic languages. On the Targums. 
 Oil the SimaritaD Pentatevich. The book of -Jasher. Early 
 Arabic poetry in Spain and Sicily. 
 
 See notices of E. Deutsch, by H. B. Eaweis in Contem. 
 rev., V. 23. 1874. 
 Deutsch-amerikanisclier Dichterwald. Eine samm- 
 lung. Detroit, {Mich.) 185i). 18°. . . 7114.01. 
 Deutscli-aiuerikiinisches conversations lexicon. Bear- 
 beitet von A. T. Scbem. v. 1-7. N. Y., 18H9-72. 8°. 
 De Veaux (.James). Lester {C.E.) Artists of America. 1846. 1415.10 
 Development tUeories in nat. history. .See Evolution. 
 Development theory in theology. See Newman (John H.) 
 De Vere (Aubrey Thom;i3). Irish odes, and other 
 poems. N.Y., 1869. 12° 1612.28 
 
 — Picturesque sketches of Greece and Turkey. 2 v. 
 
 L., 18.30. 8= 992.24 
 
 De Vere (Maximilian Scheie). Americanisms. New 
 York, 1872. 8° 6424.18 
 
 — The great empress. [Agrippina.] A portrait. Ph., 
 
 1870. 8° 3012.21 
 
 — Modern magic. N. Y., 1873. 12°. . . .3814.36 
 
 — Oatliiies of comparative philology, with a brief hist. 
 
 of the art of writing. N. Y... l'8')3. 12°. 6413.02 
 
 — Rim i,nce of American history. Early aunals. New 
 
 York, 1872. 12°. . . '. 573.08 
 
 — S^ray leaves from the book of nature. New York, 
 
 18-)(1. 12° 4712.27 
 
 — Studies in English. N. Y., 1S67. 12°. . .6433.10 
 
 — Wonders of the deep. N. Y., 1869. 12°. . 4826.11 
 De Vericour (L. B.) Historical analysis of christian 
 
 civilization. Londou, 18-30. 12°. . . . 443.19 
 
 Devereiix (J. E.) On Lord Wharnclifie"s ciitholic 
 bequest bill, and other catholic matters. London, 
 1814. 8° Ill 5093.19 
 
 Devereux (Walter Bourchier). Lives and letters of 
 the Devereux, earls of Essex. 1540-1616. 2 v. L., 
 1853. 8° 3052.05 
 
 Devereux (W. Cope). "A cruise in the Gorgon," gn 
 the east coast of Africa. Including a trip up the 
 Zambesi with Liviu_g3tone. L., 1869. 8'. 1081.21 
 
 Devey (JosepB). Coinixirative estimate of modern 
 Enghsh poets. L., 1873. 12° 1641.02 
 
 — Logic. London, 1854. 8° 5428.04 
 
 Devices. PaUiseiiMra.B.) Historic devioes.1870. 1452. 16 
 
 Jt^ See also Heraldry ; — Emblems. 
 Dsvil (The). .See Biblical and relig. lit. (if.iiif. p. 83) ; also Atlantic 
 monthly, v. 32, 1873 (Modern iliabolism, by H. James) ; 
 Contem. rev., Feb.. 1870, or Eclectic mag., April. 1876 (De- 
 monology, devil-dancing, and demoniacal possession, by K. 
 C. Caldwell) ; Cornhill mag.. .\pr., 1865 (Devils of Mor- 
 aine : St. Paul's mag., July, 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 3 (Tas- 
 mauian devil). See atso Spiritualism ;— Apparitions ; — 
 Witchcraft. 
 
 De Vinne (Theo. L. ) Printers' price list. New York. 
 
 1871. 8°. 2763.18 
 
 De Voe (Thomas F.) The market' assistant. N. Y., 
 
 1867. 8° 6016.24 
 
 — The market book, an hist, account of {mbbe markets, 
 
 V. 1. [New York markets. No more published.] 
 
 N. Y., 1862. 8° 6016.26 
 
 Devonshire. lEngl.) See Countries. {DevonsMre, p. 304.) 
 Devotional works. iSee Biblical and reUg. literature (p. 83). 
 
 Devotions of tlie ages. See AUcn (N. G.) 3513.25 
 
 Devrieut (Eduard). My recollections of Mendelssohn ; 
 
 and his letters to me. Tr. by N. Macfarren. L., 
 
 1869. 12° 3123.16 
 
 Dew. See Meteorology. 
 
 De Walden (E.) Ball-room companion. New York, 
 
 [)].d] 16° 4612.22 
 
 Dewar (Daniel). Elements of moral philosophy, and 
 
 of christian ethics. 2 v. L,, 1826. 8°. . . 3544.07 
 D'Ewres (J.) Sporting in both hemispheres. London, 
 
 1858. 12° 4615.08 
 
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 Dewey (Chester). Best hours of daily observation to find the 
 
 mean temperature of the year. [Smith, rep.. 1857, I860.] 
 
 3936.12 : 3936.15 
 
 Dewey (Mary E. ) Life and letters of Catherine M. 
 
 Sedgwick. N. Y., 1871. 12° 3161.09 
 
 Dewey {Rev. Orville). Problem of human destinj'. 
 
 N. Y., 1864. 8° 3544.05 
 
 — Works. London, 1844. 8°. 3544.06 
 
 Contents .- Discourses. Moral views on commerce, so- 
 ciety, and politics. Discourses in defence of Uuitariaiiism. 
 The old world and the new : travels. Miscellaneous dis- 
 coiu-ses and essays. 
 
 Dew^hurst (Henry Wm.) Natural history of the cetacea. 
 London, 1834. 8° 4826.26 
 
 De Witt (Jan). See Witt (Jan de). . . . , 6713.09 
 
 De Witt (Thomas). Discourse in the North Keformed 
 Dutch church. New York, 1857. 8°. . . 3456.08 
 
 Dexter (Charles) Versions and verses. Cambridge, 
 1865. 16° 1641.14 
 
 Dexter (Henry Martyn). As to Eoger Williams and 
 his banishment from the Mass. plantation ; with a 
 few further words concerning the Baptists, the 
 Quakers, and relig. liberty. B., 1876. 4°. 3185.23 
 
 — Congregationalism. Bostou, 1805. 8°. . . 3544.09 
 
 — Verdict of reason upon future punishment. Boston, 
 
 18G5. 12° 3544.10 
 
 Diable (Le) a Paris. Paris, 1862. 12°. . . . 7032.11 
 
 Diagnosis. See Medicine. 
 
 Dialogues. 
 
 — Becket {A.) Dialogues, (/re fti's Miscellanies, v. 2.) .1714.01 
 
 — Lawlor iW. Smage). Imaginary conversations. [/« Sis Works. 
 
 1853.] 6047.03 
 
 — Lucian. Works, from the Greek, by T. Franklin, 
 
 2 V. 1780 5058.16 
 
 — LyUdlon (George, lord). Dialogues of the dead. 50-')2.14 
 
 — Sargent (JSpes). Original dialogues for school and 
 
 family reading aud representation. 1861. 6333.03 
 ,8®" See also Elocution. {Readings.} 
 Diamond necklace. — Kize(e/ii/ {H.) The story of the. 
 
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 Carlyte (T.) Diamond necklace. [In his EsBays) . . 2517.12 
 
 See also Gentleman's mag., June, 1847; and (in Biography: 
 
 Individual, p. 120) lives of Bat.samo ; — L.i Motte ;— Marie 
 
 Antoinette ;— Rohan {Card. de). 
 Diamonds. See Jewelry and precious stones. 
 Diana. See works on Ephesus (p. 316) ; also Eraser's mag., v. 66, 
 
 1862. p. 113.116 (Hymn, etc.. by E. Arnold). 
 
 Diarian miscellany. .See Hutton (O.) 4011.01 
 
 Diaries of a lady of quality, 1797-1844. &e Wynn (F. W.) 3180.3() 
 Diary of an ennuyee. .See Jameson (.1/r.^. A.) .... 941.10 
 Diary of an invalid : tour, etc. See Matthews (H.) . . 945.21 
 Diary of a Samaritan. By a member of the Howard 
 
 Association of N.O. New Orleans,1860.12°. 5S'25.01 
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 (.l/rs. G. L.) William Henry dramatized. 1875. [17'22.30 ] 
 Diaz del Castillo (Bei'nal). Memoirs, containing a 
 
 true account of the discovery and conquest of 
 
 Mexico. From the Spanish by J. I, Lockhart. 2 v. 
 
 L., 1844. 8° SOC.Ol 
 
 ■ Same. [In Kerr (H.) Voyages, v. 3, p. 432-608 ; v. 4. p. 
 
 1-328.1 914.10 
 
 Dibdin (Charles), Collection of songs. 3 v. L., 
 1792. 16° 1642.03 
 
 Dibdin (ThomasV Metrical history of England, to 1812. 
 2 v. L., 1813. 8° 1635.29 
 
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 many. 3 V. L., 1821. 8° 2745.22 
 
 Same. 3 v. L., 1S29. 8°. 2763.10 
 
 — 'Bibliographical, antiquarian, and picturesque tour 
 
 in the northern counties of England and in Scot- 
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 — 'Bibliographical Decameron ; or ten days' pleasant 
 
 discom-se upon Uluminatcd manuscripts, and sub- 
 jects connected with early engraving, typography 
 and bibliography. 3 v. L., 1817. 8°._ ._ . 27-15.19 
 
 — 'Bibliomania ; or book madness ; a bibliographical 
 
 romance. Newed. L., 1842. 8^. . . . 2745.11 
 
 — 'Bibliotheca Spenceriana, a descriptive catalogue of 
 
 the books printed in the 15th century, in the 
 • library of earl Spencer. 4 v. L., 1814-15. 8°. 2745.12 
 
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 Spenceriana and .Sides Althorpianie. Loudon, 1823. 
 8° 2745.18 
 
 — Introduction to the knowledge of rare and valuable 
 
 editions of the Greek and Latin classics. With 
 an account of polyglot Bibles, polyglot psalters, 
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 4th ed. 2v. London, 1827. 8°. . . .2733.31 
 
 — Typographical *aiitiquities. See Ames (J.) and Herbert 
 
 (W.) 2766.02 
 
 DicEBaxchus. Periegesis. [Gr. et Lat.] [In Miiller (G.) Geographi 
 Gr. min., v. 1. 1853.] 7765.03 
 
 — Fragmeuta. [In Millier (C.) Fragm. Gr. min., v. 2, 1848.] 
 Dicey (Edward). The battle-fields of 1866 [in Ger- 
 many]. L.,1866. 12° 533.28 
 
 — Cavour. A memoir. Cambridge, 1861. 8°. . 3034.04 
 
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 pluralityof worlds. N.Y., 1845. 1^°. . .4016.09 
 
 — Lnprovement of society by the diffusion of knowl- 
 
 edge. N. Y., [H.d.] 18° 3913.19 
 
 — Practical astronomer. N. Y.,1846. 12° . . 4016.01 
 
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 — Work-s. 2 V. Cincinnati, 1853. 8°. . . . 5033.01 
 
 V. 1. Improvemeut of society. PhiloBopby of a future 
 state. Fhiluiiophy of religiou. Mental illiuuiuatioQ. Et^say 
 on covetousnees. 
 
 2. Christian philosopher. Ctlestial scenery. Sidereal 
 heavens. Practical astronomer. The solar system. The 
 atmosphere. _ 
 
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 processes. N. Y., 1872. 8° 6017.04 
 
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 shall we do to-night ? or social amusements. By 
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 lation. L., 1S50. 1G° 1074.16 
 
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 — On Mr. Fechter's acting. [In Atlantic monthly, v. 24.] 
 
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 — Speeches, letters and sayings, to which is added a 
 
 sketch of the author by G. A. Sala, and Dean 
 Stanley's sermon. New York, 1870. 8°. 3052.25 
 
 — Anderson (II. C. ) Pictures of travel, etc. With a visit 
 
 at Charles Dickens's house. 1871.. . . 991.18 
 
 — Pierce {G. A.) The Dickens dictionary : a key to char- 
 
 acters and incidents in the Tales of C. D. 174.11 
 
 — (editor). See Household word* ; — All the year round. 
 
 J8S" For his novels and sketches, see Fiction class-list. 
 
 For lives and critical estimates of him see Biography 
 
 (p. 139) ; and Grentl. mag.. Mch, 1874 (C. D., by G. B. Smith). 
 
 Dickeson (Montroville Wilson). American numis- 
 
 matical manual Phila., 1859. 4°. . . 1585.01 
 
 Dickinson (Anna £.) A paying investment. Boston, 
 
 1871). 12° 5522.09 
 
 — What answer? Boston, 1869. 12°. . . . 174.38 
 Dickinson (Daniel S. ) Speeches, correspondence, etc. 
 
 edited with a biography, by j. R. Dickinson. 2 v. 
 
 N. Y., 18'J7. 8^ iiii:,.l& 
 
 ContenU : v. 1. Biogr. sketch. Speech on the repeal of 
 the usury laws, 1837. Speech upon the governor's message. 
 
 1840. Addi'Gss at fair of Queens county asr. soc, 1843. Ad- 
 dress of the Albany repeal assoc. to the people of Iieland. 
 1844. Speecties : Upon the joint resolution for annex, of 
 Texas, 1845. Oregou question, 1846. Eeply to Mr. Webster 
 upon N. E. boundary, right of search, and destruction of 
 the Caroline, 1846. On the acquisition of territory, and 
 formation of gov. for the territories— doctrine of " popular 
 sovereignty " 1848. On the bill to estabUsh territorial gov. 
 in Oregon, California, and New Jlexico, 1843. Upon the 
 issues and candidates of the presidential cauipaign, 1848. 
 On a government for California and New Mexico, and in 
 reply to Mr. Dix on the " "Wilmot proviso," 1849. At a de- 
 mocratic state couvention held at Rome, N. Y., Aug., 1819. 
 Upon the resolution calling for information in ref. to the 
 appointment of a military governor for California, etc., 
 185U. At a compl. dinner, June, 1850. At the centennial 
 celebration of Litchfield county. Conn., Aug., 18.51. In the 
 democratic national convention at Baltimore, 1862. Ora- 
 tion on the auuiv. of .\mer. independence, 1853. Speech 
 at a democratic ratification meeting. Rochester, 1853. 
 Address to the jury in the case of the U. S. vs. James 
 Collier, 1854. Remarks at the Oxford academy jubilee, 
 1854. Address at the laying of the corner stone of the Sus- 
 quehanna seminary, Binghamton. 1854. Speech at Delhi, 
 at a meeting of the '* hard shell " or national democracy. 
 1854. Speech on the Maine law question, 1854. Speech at 
 a mass meeting to ratify the nominations of the Cincinnati 
 convention, 1850. Extract : a picture of disunion. Speech 
 at a democratic meeting. Brooklyn, 1856. Address at tba 
 opening of the new court-house, Binghamton, 1857. 
 Speech. 1857, at the eel. of the anniv. of the battle of New 
 Orleans. Remarks on the presentation of a testimonial to 
 W. B. Gilbert, of Syracuse. 1857. Speech in response to a 
 serenade, Wash., 1857. .address in behalf of John M. Thurs- 
 ton. 1857. Address before the grad. class of the law dep. 
 of Hamilton college, N. Y., 1858. Remarks at the laying 
 of the corner-stone of the X. Y. state inebriate asylum. 
 Binghamton, 1858. Speech at the democratic state conveu- 
 tion° Syi acuso. 1859. Address bef .re the (.henango agr. soc, 
 1859. Speech at a meeting of the democratic party, Buffalo, 
 IS.'W. Speech at a Breckinridge and Lane democratic meet- 
 ing, 1860. Speech ou occasion of a serenade, "Wash., 1860. 
 Spt-ech at a union meeting. New York. ISllO. Address on 
 temperance, license law. etc., 1843. Lecture on commercial 
 law and pol. econ.. 1861. 
 
 V. 2. Speech at the great union meeting. New York, April, 
 1861. Address before the lit. soc. at Amherst college, 1861. 
 Speeches at union mass meetings. 1861-62. Speech on the 
 anniv. of the adoption of the const, of the U. S., 1861-62. 
 Address on the presentation of colors to the 89th reg., N. Y. 
 S. v.. Wash.. 1862. Speech : candidates contracted. Speech 
 at union ratif. meeting. N. Y., 1862. Speeih at the capitol, 
 Albany. 1862. Speech at the celebration of 131st anniv. of 
 the birthday of Washington. 1863. Speech at the 2d anniv. 
 of the attack on Sumter, 1863. Speech at the great mass 
 meeting. New York, 1H63. Speech at a great war meeting, 
 Albany, 1863. Extract from speech on occasion of presenta- 
 tion of a flag to Mr. Montgomery, of Miss.. 1863. The New 
 York riot : speech at a union mass jneetiug, Oct., 1863. 
 Address : the union : its perils and its hopes, 1863. Corres- 
 pondence. Poems. 
 ;eS" For hioijr. notices of D. S. D., see Biography (p. 139). 
 Dickinson (James C. ) On the tonic treatment of gout 
 
 2ded. London, 1871. 18° 4323.18 
 
 Dickinson (John). Jrmor {W. C.) Governors of Pa. 1872. 3246.02 
 — Herring {J.) and Longacre [J.B.) Nat.port. gal..v.3. 1836. 3247.08 
 
 Dickson (Samueli. Principles of the chromo-thermal 
 system of medicine, with the fallacies of the facul- 
 ty. Notes by W. Turner. N.Y., 18-50. 8°. 4327.17 
 
 Dickson (Walter). Japan ; hist, government and offi- 
 cers. Edinb., 1869. 8° 1022.15 
 
 Dickson (William). Mitigation of slavery : letters to 
 T. Clavkson. L., 1814. 8° 5832.11 
 
 Dictionaries. See Classical dictionaries p. 271) : — Encyclopae- 
 dias. For dictionaries of any language, see Languages ; . 
 for dictionaries of any other subject, i'tc name of subject, 
 as Agriculture (p. 7) ; — Arts [Useful ; p. 41) ; — Biography 
 (p. 109) ; — Chemistry (p. 264) ;— Fine arts ;— Geography ; — 
 Music, etc. 
 
 Dictionary of contemporary biogr.vphy. London, 
 1861. 8° 3223.07 
 
 Dictionary of musicians. 2 v. L., 1827. 8°. 1563.04 
 
 Dictionary of phrase and fable. See Brewer (E. C.) . . 6218.07 
 
 Dictiouuaire de I'economie politique. 2 v. Paris, 
 Guillaumiaet Cie, 1876. 8° 
 
 Dictionnaire des Girouettes, ou nos coutemporains 
 peiuts d'apr&s eux-memes. 3e ed. Paris, 181-5. 
 8° 3216.21 
 
 Dictys Oretensis. De bello Trojauo. Ex ed. .S. Arto- 
 poli. Cum notis et interpretatione in usum Del- 
 phini. Lnnd., Valpi/, 1825. 8°. ... 7713.12 
 
 Didactics. See Walsh (Robert) 2545.03 
 
 Diday(P. ) Treatise ou sj^jhilis in infants. Tr. by G. 
 Whitley. London, IVtio Sijdenhcim society, 1859. 
 8° 4302.03 
 
 In asking for books, use the - Book Order," giving the AUTHOIfS NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 416 
 
 DIDOT-DIRCKS 
 
 Didot ^Ambrose Firmin). Bibliotheca scriptorum 
 Grieconmi Greece et Latine. 57 v. Parisiis, 1S41-67. 
 
 i>° 77«4.U1 
 
 [Note. — The titles of works included in this collection iire 
 given more fully elsewhere, under the names of their 
 authors, or the first word of the title, if of a collection.] 
 Contents. 
 
 .ffiUanns. Porphyrius. Philo. 
 
 7764.01 
 
 .Eschylus. Sophocles. 776i.02 
 
 Appianus 7764. U3 
 
 Aristophanes. 2 v. . 7764.04 
 Anstoteles. -4 v. . . 7764.06 
 
 Arrianus 7766.10 
 
 Bible. Novum Testameutum, 
 
 Ed. C. Tischeudorf. 7766.01 
 — Vetus Testiimentum. cura 
 
 J. W. Jager. . . 7767.07 
 Chrysostomus. . . 7764.10 
 Demosthenes. . . . 7764.12 
 Diodorus Siculus. 2 v. 7764.13 
 Diogenes Laertius. . 7764.15 
 Epigrammatum anthologia 
 
 Pillatiua. Ed. r. Diibuer. 
 
 7764.16 
 
 Erotici scriptores. Ed. by G. 
 
 A. Hirschia. . . . 7764 17 
 Euripides. Perdita tragico- 
 
 riun omnium. Christus Pa- 
 
 tieus. Ezekiel, et chriat- 
 
 ianie poetie. . . . 7765.02 
 
 Homerus 7765.13 
 
 Josephus. 2 V. . . 7765.14 
 
 Lucianus 7765.17 
 
 Geographi Graeci niinoies : 
 
 HauUM.Arriauus.Diuuysius. 
 
 Prisciauus, etc., etc. Ed. C. 
 
 Muller. 2v. . . 7765.03 
 
 — Same. TabuIjB. . 7765.05 
 
 Oratores Attici. 2 v. . 7766.02 
 
 Fhilosophorum Grsecorumfrag- 
 
 meuta. 2 v. ... 7766.04 
 
 Philosiratus. Callistratus. Eu- 
 
 napiue. Himerius , 7766.06 
 
 Plato. 2v 7766.07 
 
 1 Pausanias 7766.09 
 
 \ Plotinus. Porphyrius. Froclus. 
 
 ' Priscianus 7766.11 
 
 ; Plutarchus. 5 v. . . . 7766.12 
 
 PoetcB bucolici et diductici : 
 
 ' Theocritus, Biou. Moschus, 
 
 Nicauder, Ojipiauus, Phile, 
 
 I Aratus, Mauetbo. [jrseudon.], 
 
 \ Masjmus. Ed F. Diibuer. He. 
 
 7766.17 
 
 Poetarum comicorum Grjeco- 
 
 rum fragmeuta. . 7767.01 
 
 Polybins 7767.02 
 
 Strabo 7767.03 
 
 Theocritus. Schoha in Theoc* 
 
 ritum. Scholia et paraphrases 
 
 in Nicandrum et Oppianum. 
 
 7767.04 
 
 Theophrastus. Marcus Aure- 
 
 iius Antoninus. Epictetus. 
 
 Cebes. Maximus Tyrius. 
 
 7767.05 
 
 Thucydides 7767.06 
 
 Xenophon 7767.09 
 
 Didron (.A.. N. ) Chi'istiun icouograpliy : or christian 
 art m tlie middle ages. v. 1. [No more published. ] 
 
 Loudon, ls51. 12° 1442.27 
 
 Diemerbroeck (Isbraud de). Treatise concerning the 
 pestilence. Abridged and tr. from the Latin, by 
 T. St;\utou. L., 1722. 12^. [' Tracts on the plague, 
 
 V. 2.'] 4334.20 
 
 Dies irae ; 13 orig. versions, by Abraham Coles. N. Y., 
 
 1859. 12° 1634.29 
 
 Same. [Tr. by W. H. Bright. ] New York, 1866. 
 
 8° 1635.25 
 
 Same. Tr. by A. P. Stanley. [In Macmillan's mag., Dec, 
 
 1868.] 
 
 Same. Tr. by J. A. Dix. |/)! Scribner's monthly. Apr., 1876.] 
 
 Diet. Stf. Medicine ; — Domestic economy. {Fuud.) 
 Dietetics of the soul. See Feuchtersleben (E. vouj. 1858. 6435.20 
 Dietz (E.) Chemical analysis. .iVe De Koninck (L. L.) a/ici Dietz 
 (E.) 1872. . . . 4002.02 
 
 Dieulafait (Louis). Diamond-) and x>recious stones. 
 
 Tr. by F. Sanford. New York, 1874. 1G-. 1581.04 
 Difficulties oi infidelity. iVe Faber iG. S.) 1829. . . .3647.14 
 Digby (John, \st cart of Bristol). Defence of his negociations in 
 
 Spain, [1622]. L., t'amUennuscrf., V. 6. 1870. 4'. .5114.07 
 
 Digby (Sir Keuelm). Journal of a voyage into the 
 Mediterranean ; ed. by J. Bruce. London, Cctm- 
 deiisoc, 18C8. 4° 5113.50 
 
 Digby (Keuelm Edward). Introduction to the hist, of 
 the law of real property. Oxford, 1875. 12°. 5635.17 
 
 Digby (Kcnebu Hemy). Broadstone of honor, v. 1-3. 
 
 London, 1844-48. 8^ 6623.22 
 
 v. 1. Godefridus — of the institution of chivalry and 
 chriBtiau government. 2. Taucredu.s— of the religion and 
 disciphue of chivalry. 3. Moras— of the priuciples and 
 practice of christian chivalry. 
 
 — Compitum ; or, the meeting of the ways at the Catho- 
 
 lic cUuich. 2d ed. v. 1-4. L., 1851-55. 10^ 3.j41.19 
 
 — Mores catholici : or, ages of faith, [unon.] 11 v. L., 
 
 1831-1842, 16= 3421.U6 
 
 — Short poems. London, 1865. 16°. . . . 1635.27 
 Digging fur gold ; or, adventures in Caliloruia. [Ballantyne's 
 
 migceUauy, v. 11, 1869. J 931.12 
 
 Dike (Samuel F. ) Doctrine of the Lord in the primi- 
 
 five christian church. B., 1870. 12°. . . 3541.12 
 Dikemau (Jolin). Brooklyn compendium : .streets, 
 
 grants under water, feny rights, ek. Brooklyn, 
 
 187U. 8° 5li3li.01 
 
 Dignities. See Heraldry ;— England (Court and ojl'icial reffisters, 
 
 p. 308) ; — Aristocracy (p. 35) ; — Peerage. 
 DUke (Charles Wcntwortli). Greater Britain ; a record 
 
 of travel in English speaking coimtries during 
 
 1866-67. 2 V. in 1. Phil., 1869. 12°. . . 1074.15 
 
 Same. New York, 1869. 12° 1074.15a 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 129, 1869. 
 
 — Hinton(I{.J.) English radical leaders. 1875. . . .3221.14 
 
 Dillon (Francis, esq.] See Memoirs of Francis Dillon, esq. 5051.17 
 
 Dillon (Henry Augustus, viscount). Discourse upon 
 the theory of legitimate government. Florence, 
 1817. 24° 5712.10 
 
 Dillon (John B. ) Notes on hist, evidence in reference 
 to adverse theories of the government of the U. S. 
 New York, 1871. 8°. 5734.24 
 
 Dillon (John F. ) Law of municipal corporations. 2d ed. 
 2 v. New York, 1873. !s° 5615.28 
 
 Dillon ( Chpt. Peter). Voyage to the South Seas to ascer- 
 tain the fate of La Peiouse. 2 v. L., 1829.8°. 1064.03 
 
 Dillon (Weutworth. earl of Hoscomvion). Poems. Life, by S. John- 
 son. [711 Chalmers (A.) Eughsh poets, v. 8. 1810.] 1626.08 
 
 DilTworth (H. W.) History of Fiancis-Eugene, prince 
 of Savoy. L"., [n.d.] 18° 3051.24 
 
 Dimbleby (J. B. ) A shorthand dictionary. London, 
 
 1868. 12° 6431.05 
 
 Dinarchus. Oratioues. Gr. et Lat. [In Oratores Attici. v. 2. 
 
 llidot, 1868.] 7766.03 
 
 Dingley (Thomas). History from marble, printed in 
 ])hoto-lithogiaphy, by V. Brooks ; with introd. by 
 J. G. Nichols. L., Cayndhi, soc, (v. 94-97) 1867- 
 
 68. 4° 5113.48 
 
 Dingman (J. H. ) Directory of booksellers, stationers, 
 
 newsdealers, music dealers, and libraries in the 
 
 United States and Canada. N.Y., 1870. 8°. 2713.12 
 
 Dining (Art of). .SVe Domestic economy. (Dining ;— Cookery.) 
 
 Dinners and dinner paities. [a»on.] L.,1862.12°.6015.11 
 
 Diodorus Sicvlas. Bibhothecse hist, quas supersunt. 
 
 Exrec. L. Dindorfii. Gr. et Lat. [Ed.] C. Muller. 
 
 2 v. Parisiis, BidU, 1855. 8°. . . . . 7764.13 
 
 — Historical library. With [his] fragments. Tr. by 
 
 G. Booth. 2v. L., 181J. 8° 427.12 
 
 XiiozGne& Sinopensis, Vie cynic. Fragmeuta. [/n Wagner {F. G.) 
 Poetarum trag. gr, fragmeuta.] 7765.02 
 
 — Diogenes Laertius. Lives, etc. 1853 5115.01 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 18, 1869. 
 
 Diogenes (Autonius). Do incredibilibus ultra Thulcm. Gr. et Lat, 
 [In Erotici script. Dtdol, 1856.] 7764.17 
 
 Diogenes Laertius. De claroriim philosophorum vitis. 
 Bee. C. G. Cobet. Gr. et Lat. Parisiis, iJidol, 
 1872. 8° 7764.15 
 
 — Lives and opinions of eminent philosophers [of 
 
 antiquity]. Tr. by C. D. Yonge. L.,1853.1-.i°. 5415.01 
 Diogenes at court. See Coetlogon (D. de). 1748. . . . 2621.21 
 DiognetuH. Epistola ad D. [in Bunsen (C. C. J.) Christianity 
 
 aud maukiud, v. 5, lH'yi.] Epistle to D. [In Apostolic 
 
 fathers. A.-N. C. libr., v. 1, 1870.] 3467.02 
 
 Dionysius of ^4teiY(ii(/)-ia. AVorks. Tr. by S. D. F. Sal- 
 
 mond. Ed., 1871. 8°. [A.-N. C.lib., v. 20.] 3467.09 
 Dionysius, (bucolic poet). De avibus. Gr.et. Lat. Eecens. 
 
 A. Koechly. Parisiis, JUidot, If-Sl. 8°. . 7766.17 
 Dionysius ij(/-a»//H5. Auaplus Bospori Thriicii. Gr. etLat. [In 
 
 Muller (C.) Geogr. Gr. min. v. 2, 1855 ] . . . . 7765.04 
 Dionysius Calbpliouds Jilius. DescripUo Gra^ciae. [Gr. et Lat. 
 
 In Muller (C.) Geogr. Gr. min., v. 1, 1855.] . . . 7766.03 
 Dionysius Ilulicarnassensis. Roman antiquities. Tr., 
 
 with notes and dissertations, by E. Spelmau. 
 
 4 V. L., 1758. 4°. . • 438.01 
 
 See also Classical journal, v. 34. p. 277 ; v. 35. p. 112, 268 ; 
 
 V. 36, p. 3, 202 ; v. 37, p. 179 ; v. 38, p. 1 (D. as an historian 
 
 aud critic) 2742.34 
 
 Dionysius Feriegetes. Orbis descriptio. Gr. et Lat. [In MiiUer (C.) 
 
 Geogr. Gr. min.. v. 2, 1365.] 7765.04 
 
 Diphtheria. See Medicine. (Diptlieria.) 
 
 Dipleidoscope. See Dent (E. J.) 5093. ID 
 
 Diplomacy. 
 
 — Bernard (M.) Four lectures on subjects connected 
 
 with diplomacy. 1868 5623.11 
 
 — Enibassie.<i and foreign couris ; a hist, of diplomacy. 
 
 By " the roving Englishman. " 2d ed. London, 
 1856. 8°. . . 5623.10 
 
 — UorM(T.H.) Diplomacy. 2d ed. 1859. .5613.15 
 
 See also Westm. rev., v. 62, 1854 (Rise aud progress of). 
 
 .ftS^ See also United States (Foreign ajfairs, Dipfoinaci/, 
 Treaties, p. 383) ; — England (Treaties, p. 316) ; — Law JtUer- 
 ■nalionat law). 
 
 Diplomatic correspondence of the United States. 
 From 1783 to 1769. 3 v. Wasliington, 1837.8° 587.11 
 
 Diptera. See Insects. 
 
 Ducks ( Hem-y ). Life of 2d marquis of Worcester. Add- 
 ed his Century of inventions, 1663 ; with a com- 
 mentary thereon. L., 1865. 8°. ... 3186.24 
 
 — Natm-alistic poetry. London, 1872. 8°. . lGil.03 
 
 — Natiue study ; poetry aud eloquence. London, 
 
 1869. 8° 4715.19 
 
 — Patent monopoly as represented by jiateut law 
 
 abolitionists. L., 1869. 8° 433J.15 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AU IHOU'S NAMfi, the first part of the TITLE, and the XUMUER.
 
 DIRECTORIES -DIVINE 
 
 417 
 
 — Scientific studies : 1. Life of the marquis of Worces- 
 
 ter. 2. Chimeras of science. K, 186'J. 12°. 3914.27 
 Directories. itS* For directories of any place, set; name of 
 
 place In Oountries (p. 285-3U1) ; also Almanacs (p. 14) ;— 
 
 Registers :— Year books. 
 Disoipie aud otUer poems, i'ee McDonald (G.) . . . .1671.26 
 DiscipUne of sorrow. Se-- Eliot (W. G.) 1868 3546 18 
 
 Discourae concerning the plague, with some preserva- 
 tives agaiust it. By a lowr of ma.ikind. Itfium.] 
 L., 1721. 12^. [Tncts on the plague, v.2.'] 4:331.20 
 
 Discoveries. See Arts ( Vseful : Invntions. p. 44 .—Patents, p. 45), 
 
 Discoveries of the 19tli century. See Routledge (R.) . 3906.22 
 
 Discovery {in Geography). See Geography. 
 
 Discovery of a new world of being, ^'lid Thomson (G.) 1871. 5426.25 
 
 Disease. See Medicine. 
 
 Diseases of modern lire. See Richardson (B. W.) . . . 4332.15 
 
 Disinfectants. •S'-^'^ Medicine. 
 
 Disnev (JoUu). Museaui Disneiannm. See Fitzwilliam mu- 
 beam 1447.02 
 
 Disosway (Gabriel P.) Earliest churches of New 
 York and its viciiity. N. Y., 1865. ti°. . 3456.11 
 
 Dispensaries. See Medicine. 
 
 D'lsiael (L S.) I'almudic maxims, tr. from the He- 
 brew ; with other saying •::. B., 1848. 16^ 3G41.12 
 
 Disraeli (Beujamia). Letters of Runuymede. Loudon, 
 1831). 8' 5716.26 
 
 — Life of lord George Bentinck. New ed. Lon ton, 
 
 1S58. 12^ 3U17.08 
 
 — Revolutionary epick. L.. 18*34. 12°. . . 16:J5.28 
 
 — Speaohes on tbe conservative policy of the last thirty 
 
 years. Kd. with an introd. by J. F. Bulley. Lon- 
 don, 18o9. 18^ 6321.08 
 
 — Voyage or" Captain Popanilla. L., 1828. 12=. 5713.19 
 
 4®* For the novels of D . see Fiction class-list. 
 
 I'or liv'is and notices of D., se/i Biography (p. 139) ; also 
 Brit. qii. rev , July. 1870 (Lit. char.icter uf Mr. D.); Fortn. 
 rev., Oct . 1874 (D.'a novels, by L. Istephen) ; Gentleman's 
 mag , Jime, 1872 (D.: a political study, by J. B. Hopkiue). 
 DTsraeli (Is.iac). Amenities of literatui'e. 2 v. New 
 York, l85o. 12^ 276 J. 01 
 
 Cnnti^nU . V. 1. Drnidical institutions, Britain and the 
 BritoiiB. Name of E iglaud aud of tue English. Anylo Saxons. 
 Caedmou ami Milton. BeDwuiT. Auglu-N'ormans, Page, ba- 
 ron aud minstrel, tjothic roman_-es. Origin of vernacular 
 lan-;uages of Euf^pe. Origin of English language. Vicissi- 
 tudes uf Eni^lish laugua,^t:. Dia e^ts. Mandeville. Chaucer. 
 Gower. Piers pi mgliiuau. Occleve, the scholar of Chaucer. 
 Lydgate. luveutiou o. piintia^'. First Euglish printer 
 [Caxtoii]. Eaily librai-ies. Henry vir. First snuices of 
 jnodern liistury. Arnolde's clirouicle. First printed chroni- 
 cle. Hem-y viii. : his lit. character. Bauk.s ot the penple. 
 Diteculties experienced by a prioiitive author. Skeltou. 
 Ship of fools. Psychul, character of Sii- Thomas More. 
 Stiireyaud Wyatt. Spoliation of tho monasteriea. A crisis 
 and a reaction : Crowley. Primitive dramas. Reiormer 
 Bp. Bale, aud Romanist John Heywood, the com t jester. 
 R. Ascham. 
 
 V. 2, Public opinion. Orthography and orthoepy. An- 
 cient metres in modern verse. Origiu of rhyme. Rhyming 
 diet. Arte of Eng. poeaie. Discoveiie of witchcraft. First 
 Jesuits in Eug. Hooker. Sir P. Sydney. Speneer. Faery 
 queeu. Allegory. First tragedy aud fiist comedy. Prede- 
 cessors and coutempuiaties oi Shak.speire. Shakespeare 
 • Humors ' of Jonson. Drayton Psychol, hist, ol R;iwleigh. 
 Dr. Dee. The Rosacruciau Fludd. Bacon. First founder of 
 a public librat-y. Early wrlteia. their diead of the press,— 
 transition to authors by profession. Age of doctriuea. 
 Pamphlets. Oceana of Harrington. Autbor of "The 
 grounds and reasons of mouarchy," [by John Hall]. Com- 
 monwealth. [Cudworth's] 'True inteJlectnal system of the 
 universe.' Dif&cu.tiea of pubUshera of contemporary me- 
 moirs. War agaiust books. 
 
 — Calamities and quaiTels of authors : with inquiries 
 
 respecting their moral and literary characters. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1868. 12° 2522.24 
 
 Contents : v, 1. Calamities of authors. — Preface. Authors 
 by profession : Guthrie and Amhurst, Drake, Smollett. 
 Case of authors stated, including hist, of lit, property. 
 Sufferings of authors. A mendicant author [Churchyard, 
 Stowe. Davies.] and the patrons of former tiuies. Cowley, 
 his melancholy. Paiua of fastidious egotism [Horace Wal- 
 pole]. Influence of a bad temper in criticism [Dennis). 
 Disappointed genius [Henley]. Maladies of authors. Lit- 
 erary Scotchmen, Laborious autUors. Despair of young 
 poets [W. Pattison. H. Carj'.] Miseries of the first English 
 commentator [Z. (iray.] Liie of an authoress [E Uyves]. 
 Indiscretion of an historian— Carte. Literary ridicule 
 [Nash aud Harvey). Literary hatred [Gilbert Stiiait|. Un- 
 due severity of criticiam. A voluminous authur without 
 judgment [W. Pryune], Genius and erudition the victims 
 of vanity [Toland]. Genius the dupe ot its passions [Steele], 
 Literary disappointments disordering thu intellect [Le- 
 land, Colliusj. Kewards of oriental students [OckleyJ. Dan- 
 ger incurred by giving the result of lit. inquiries. A na- 
 tional work which could find no patronage [DeLolme]. 
 
 Miseries of successful authors [Hume. Drydcn, Mickle. 
 Drayton]. Illusious of writers m verso [Herrick, Prior, 
 Stockdale. etc.] Index. 
 
 v.2. Quarrels of Authors. Preface. Warburton and his 
 quarrels. Pope and his quarrels. Pope and Curll. Pope 
 and Cibber ; vindication of the comic writer. Pope aud 
 Addison. Bolingbioke and Mallets posrhnmous quarrel 
 with Pope. Lintof s account-bonk. Pope's earliest eatire. 
 The Royal soci-.ty. Sir John Hill, with the Koyal society. 
 Fielding, Stnart, ere. Boyle aud Bcniley. Parker and Max- 
 well. DAvenant aud a clnb of wits. Paper-wars of the 
 civil ware. Political criticism on literary comi-oeitions. 
 Hobbes aud his quarrels. Hobbes s quarrels with Dr. AVal- 
 lis, the matliematician. Jonson aud Decker. Camden and 
 Brooke. Martin Mar-prelate, and supplement. Literary 
 quarrels from personal motives. Index. 
 
 — Commentaries on the life and reign of Charles L 
 
 Newed. 2 v. L., 1851. 8° 3034.17 
 
 -- Curiosities of literature. L., 1851. 8^. . , 2765.02 
 
 Same. With life. By his son. 4 v. Boston, 
 
 1858. 8° 2762.03 
 
 i\'o?e.— Critically ex'd by Bolton Comey, in 7iis Curiosi- 
 ties of literature illustrated [■2741.11); f«>r reply to which, 
 see ' Illustrator,' elc, below. Set a/.so N. A. rev., v. 90, 1860. 
 
 — Genius of Judaism. L., 18d3. 12^ . . . 3514.13 
 
 — Ulustr^itor [/. e. Bolton Comey] illustrated, [anon-l 
 
 London, 1838. 8^ 2741.10 
 
 — The Literary character ; and character of James L 
 
 New York, 1868. 12°. . ' 2522.29 
 
 Same. 3d ed. 2 v. L., 1822. 8°. . . 2522.26 
 
 — Miscellanies ; or lit. recreations. L., 1796.8°. 2522.28 
 
 Contents; Of miBcellanies. Ot professors of art. Of style. 
 Historical characters are false repiesentati«.'ns of nature. 
 On prefaces. On diaries, self-biography, and self charactere. 
 Deums the critic. Of erudition and philosophy. On licensers 
 of the press. On reading. On an individual puisuit. On 
 • literary genius and industry. Climate, Of novtlty in litera- 
 
 ture. Influent e of the lemaie mind in politics and rcUgion. 
 French and English puetry. 
 
 — MiBcelhmies of literature. L., 1853. 8°. . 27C5.01 
 
 Contents : 1. Literary miscellanies : Misiellanists. Pre- 
 face. Style. Goldsmith aud Johnson. Self characters. On 
 readiug. On habituating oura-ilves to an individual pursuit. 
 On novelty in literature. Vers de societe. Genius of Mo- 
 liere Sensibility of Eaciue. Of Sterne. Hume, Kobertstm. 
 and Birch. Of voluminous works incomplete by the deaths 
 of the authors. Of domestic novelties at firtt condemned. 
 Domesticity ; or, a dissertation on servants. Printed let- 
 ters in the vernacular idiom. 2. Quarrels of authors. 
 3. Calamities of authors. 4. Chai-acter of James i. 5. The 
 literary character. 
 
 — Quarrels of authors. See ' Calamities and quarrels ' and ' Mis- 
 
 cellanies of literature,' aOov^. 
 
 — Distinguished men of modern times, v. 2. 1810. . . . 3221. 08 
 Dissent. See Biblical, relig., and eccl. lit. {Dissent, p 83.) 
 Dissenters. See Bibhcal, relig.. and eccl. lit. {Ihss'-nters. p. 84; 
 
 —Denominations and sects, p. 63 :— Puritanism (p. 99^;— 
 
 and names of various di^senting sects. 
 Distaff. Akerman [J. Y.) On the distafl'and the spindle, as the 
 
 insignia of the female sex in former times. [In Archsolo- 
 
 gia. V 37, 1857.) 51'28.— 
 
 Distillation. See Arts {Useful ■ Zriguors, p. 44). 
 iJistmsuished men of modern times. 2 v. New York, 
 
 mo. 16°. • 3221.08 
 
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 of Brooklyn and the surrounding cities and vil- 
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 Ditson ^ George Leighton). Circassia ; a tour. New 
 York, 1850. 12° 993.07 
 
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 lb59. 12^ 1082.18 
 
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 isG3. 12' 641.04 
 
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 Divine footsteps in human history, lanon.] Edinburgh, 
 
 1862. 8^ 3112.08 
 
 Divine right of rulers. See Government and politics. 
 
 Divine legatinu of Moses. See Warburton (Wm.) . . . 3616.12 
 
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 DIVING-- DODG-E 
 
 Diving bell and diving. Siebe (H.) Conquest of the 
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 DiTining rod. Figuier (L.) La baguette divinatoire. \In his 
 Hist, du merveiUeux, v. 2, 186U.] 3si2.22 
 
 — Oould {S. B.) Curious myths, V. ]. 1867. . . . . .3810.16 
 
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 [«)ion.] London, 186y. 12° 3544.11 
 
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 Dix (Johnl. Life of Cbatterton. L., 1837. 10°. 3036.09 
 Dls (John Adams). Speeches and occasional addresses. 
 
 2 V. New York, 1864. 8° B315.14 
 
 Contents : V. 1. Speeches in the senate. 1846-19 :— The Ore- 
 gon question. Freucli spoliation. Warehouse system. 
 Lieut.-geu. of the army. The turco million bill. The war 
 with Mexico. Minister to the jjapal states. CaUtornia 
 clamis. Yucatan bilt. A territorial government in Oregon. 
 Goverumeuts in the territories. Trade with Canada. Ter- 
 ritories acquired from Mexico. 
 
 2. Pilot laws. Ou Hon. Dixon H. Lewis. Memorials of 
 officers in Mexico. Addresses and reports .-—African coloni- 
 zation. Ou two questions of ahenism. Education of 
 teachers. The militia system. Geological report on Kew 
 York state. Progress of science. Apportionment of mem- 
 bers of congress. Rural life and embellishment. Growth 
 of New Yorl£ city. Agriculture of New York. War with 
 Tripoli. Rebejhon iu Louisiana. Proclamation to the peo- 
 ple of New York. 
 
 — A winter in Madeira,- and a summer in Spain and 
 
 Florence. N. Y., 1853. 12° 984.10 
 
 Dix (Rev. Morgan). The two estates ; that of the wed- 
 ded iu the Lord and that of the single for the 
 Kingdom of Heaven's sake. N.Y., 1872.12°. 3543.28 
 
 — Ritualism. [In Galaxy, July, 1807-] 
 
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 statesmen. B., 1876. 12° 5724.22. 
 
 Dixon (Edward H., J-/. Z).) Backbone; photographed 
 from the " The Scalpel." N. Y., 1866.12°. 4321.10 
 
 — Scenes in the practice of a New York surgeon. New 
 
 York, 1855. 12° 4321.15 
 
 Dixon (iiey. E. S. ) The dovecote and the aviary 
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 — Ornamental and domestic poultry. New York, 1859. 
 
 12° 6134.23 
 
 Dixon (James Henry). Ancient poems, ballads, and 
 songs of the peasantry of England. L., 1845. 16°. 
 [Percy society, V. 17.] 5060.17 
 
 — Scottish traditional versions of ancient ballads. Lon- 
 
 don, 1845. 16°. [Percy society, v. 17.] 5060.17 
 
 Dixon (Wm. Hepworth). Free Russia. New York, 
 
 1870. 8° 996.11 
 
 — Her majesty's tower. 2 v. Phila., 18G9. 12°. 493.11 
 
 — The Holy Land. 2 v. London, 1864. 8°. . 1054.19 
 
 — John Howard, and the prison world of Europe. New 
 
 York, 1850. 12°. 3083.10 
 
 — Life of William Penn. Phila., 1851. 12°. 3137.08 
 
 — London prisons. Loudon, 1850. 16°. . . 5817.25 
 
 — New America. PhU., 1867. 8^ 1115.02 
 
 — Personal history of Lord Bacon. B.,18B1.12°. 3015.01 
 
 — Robert Blake. London, 1852. 8°. ... 3022.03 
 
 — Spiritual wives. Phil., 1858. 12°. . . .5824.07 
 
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 — The Switzers. London, 1872. 8°. ... 983.24 
 
 — The White conquest. 2 v. L., 1876. 8°. . 58:J3.16 
 
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 Doane (Rev. George Hobart). To and from the Pas- 
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 Doane (George Washington, hp. of N. J.) Life and 
 writings. 4 v. New York, 1860. 8°. . . 3545.01 
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 viz. : 1st — Kith baccalaureate addresses ; Two sermons. 
 Orations— Niue 4th of July addresses. Cincinuati oration: 
 Civil gov. a sacred trust. Goodly heritage of Jerseymeu. 
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 on the death of pres. Taylor. Six sermons. 
 
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 Dobell (Horace). Affections of the heart. London, 
 1872. 8° 4354.14 
 
 — On diet and regimen in sickness and health. 4th ed. 
 
 London, 1870. 8°. 4324.14 
 
 Dobell (John). A new selectioa of 700 evangelical 
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 DobeU (Sydney). Poems. B., 1860. 32°. . 1642.06 
 
 — The Roman. A dramatic poem. By S. Yendys. 
 
 [p.sei«i.] L., 1850. 8^ 1715.14 
 
 — .Smith (A.) Last leaves. f(c., p. 171-210. 1869. . . .2642.27 
 Doblado (Don Leucadio), pseud. &e White.(J. Blanco). ^ 984.22 
 Dobrizhoffer (Martin). An accouut of the Abipones. 
 
 3 V. iu 2. L., 1822. 8° 567.20 
 
 Dobsou (Edward). Bud. treatise on foundations and 
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 — Rud. treatise ou masonry and stone-cutting. Lon- 
 
 don, Weak, 1859. 16° 3932.26 
 
 — Rud. treatise on the manufacture of bricks and tiles. 
 
 2 pts. London, Weak, 1850. 16°. . . 3932.24 
 
 — Rudiments of the art of building. London, Weak, 
 
 1859. 16°. 1312.01 
 
 Dobson (J. R.) The ox : his diseases and their treat- 
 ment. With essay on parturition in the cow. 2d 
 ed. L., 1872. 12° 6134.27 
 
 Dobson (Mrs. Susanna). Life of Petrarch. 2 v. L., 
 1805. 8° 3143.06 
 
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 Dockray (B. ) Egeria : or casual thoughts and sugges- 
 tions. 1st series. London, 1857. 16°. . 2523.01 
 
 Doctor (The). See Southey (Robert) 2643.22 
 
 Doctor HookweU ; or, the Auglo-Catholic family [anon.] 3 v. 
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 Doctors, See Biography {JledicaJ, p. 112). 
 
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 Dod (Albert Baldwin). Articles ou capital punishment, phreno- 
 logy, the vestiges of creation, aualytical geometry, and Ox- 
 ford architecture, with reviews of Mr. Finney and Dr. 
 Beecher. [In Princeton review es&ays. 2d ser. 1847.] 3686.U2 
 
 Dod (Robert P.) Parliamentary companion. 1868, 
 1870. London, 1869-71. 24° 6741.10 
 
 Dodd (George). Dictionary of manufactures, mining, 
 and the industrial arts. L., [186'.i.] 12°. 3915.25 
 
 — The food of London. London, lfc56. 12°. 6014.12 
 
 — Hist, and explau. dissertation on steam engines and 
 
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 — Railways, steamers, and telegraphs. London and 
 
 Edinburgh, 1868. 12° 3926.31 
 
 Dodd (Henry Philip). The epigrammatists, ancient 
 
 and modern. Loudon, 1870. 8°. . . . 6213.15 
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 by the fathers and other primitive writers. London, 
 
 1874. 12° 3544.27 
 
 Dodd (Stephen). Revolutionary memorials. New York, 
 
 1852. 12° 1625.08 
 
 Contents : Poems, by Rev. W. Case. Burlesque of General 
 
 Burgoyne's proclamation. Accouut ol the death of Mies 
 
 McCrea. The American hero, by N. Niles, etc. 
 Dodd(Wm.,I».i>.) Reflections ou death. York, 1818, 
 
 24° 1641.01 
 
 — Thoughts in prison, etc. York, 1818. 24°. . 1641.04 
 
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 Dod^dge (Philip). Some remarkable passages in 
 the life of Col. James Gardiner. Loudon, 1796, 
 
 16° 3063.23 
 
 4a-For lives of P. D., see Biography (p. 139). 
 
 Dodds. See also Dodd ; — Dods. 
 
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 Edinb., 1870. 12°. 3033.25 
 
 Dodge (Jonathan). Complete system of stenography. 
 Providence, 1823. 8° 6431.13 
 
 Dodge ( J. R.) West Virginia. Phila., 18)5. 12°. 1123.28 
 
 Dodge (Mary Abigail). [' Gail Hamilton. ' ] Battle of the 
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 Cambridge, (Mass.,) 1870. 16°. .... 2752.17 
 
 — Child world. Boston, 1873. 16° 174.58 
 
 — Country living and country thinking. Boston. 1862, 
 
 10° 2523.03 
 
 Contents : The bank. Boston and home again. Brown- 
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 gone. Tommy. Winter. 
 
 — Gala-days. Boston, 1803. 16° 2523.01 
 
 Contents • A call to my countrymen. Camilla's concert 
 Cheri. Gala-daya. Happiest days. Side-glances at Harvard 
 class-day. A spasm of sense. Success iu life. 
 
 — Little folk life. New York, 1872. 16°. . . 174.59 
 
 — New atmosphere. Bostoa, 1865. 16°. . . 5821.03 
 
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 419 
 
 — Nursery noonings. New York, 1S75. 16^ 3512.04 
 
 — Pursuit of knowledge under difficulties. [In Atlantic tales.] 
 
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 — Sermons to the clergy. Bcston, 1876. W. 3541.28 
 
 — Skirmishes and sketches. B., 1SG5. 10°. . 2523.05 
 
 Contents : Anno DomiQi. Brain and Brawn. Child-power. 
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 (A). [A. de TocquevUle.J Court crime lA). Doubtful argu- 
 ments. Drunkenness and driukiug. Eddykny-Mur-r-pUy. 
 Ellen. Emmons, Nathaniel, of Franklin. Folly in Israel 
 [Sunday schools.] ' Glory Hallelujah ! ' Gloryiug iu the 
 goad. Interruption. Landmark removed [Owen Lovejoy.] 
 Language. Ma^'azine literature. Mob patriotism. My book. 
 New school of biography. ' Out in the cold.' Pictor Igno- 
 tus [Wm. Blake.] Pictures and a picture. Itamble in the old 
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 — Stumblin','-blocks. Boston, 1864. 16°. . . 2523.06 
 
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 of Christ. Ordinances. Outs and ins. Pruyer-meetings. 
 Praying. Proof of your love. A view from the pewa. 
 Words without knowledge. 
 
 — Summer re.st. Boston, 186S. 12°. . . .2523.07 
 
 Contaits : Council about a council. Fancy farming. Gil- 
 Allan's sabbath- King James the first. Kiugdom coming. 
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 Sleep and sickness. Social formulaa and social freedom. 
 Twelve miles from a lemon. To Tudiz by railroad. Wonders 
 and wisdom of carpentry. 
 
 — Woman's worth and wortMessuess. Complement 
 
 to ' A new atmosphere. ' N.Y., 1872. 12^.5822.18 
 
 — Woman's wrongs : a counter-irritant. Bostou, 1868, 
 
 12° 5821.17 
 
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 1S75. 12° 1635.31 
 
 4S- For other of her works see Fiction class-hst. 
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 father about Americati history. Boston, 1874. 
 16° . . . 571.01 
 
 — Memoir of Sir J. F. W. Herschel. [In Sm. rep., I87I.] 3936.2S 
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 12° 1132.25 
 
 — Plains of the great west and their inhabitants. 
 
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 Dodgson (Charles Lutwidge). See Carroll (Lewis), pseud. 
 Dods (J. B. ) Had Grimes (J. S.) Electrical psychology. 
 
 London, 1851. 12° 3814.21 
 
 Dodsley (Robert). Chronicle of the kings of England. 
 Written in the manner of the ancient .Jewish histo- 
 rians. By Nathan Ben Saddi. [^smd.'\ London, 
 1740. 12° 471.'29 
 
 — Economy of human life. L., 1810. 16°. . G211.22 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In Chalmers (A.) 
 
 EugUsh poets, V. 15, 1810.] 1626.15 
 
 — Select collection of old plays. 2d ed., with notes [by 
 
 I. Raed]. 12 v. L., 1780. 12° 1722.01 
 
 Contents : V. 1. Prefaces. God's promises, by J. Bale. 
 Four P.'s, by J. Heywood. Ferrex and Porrex, by '1'. Sack- 
 ville, lord Buckhurst, and T, Norton. Damon and Pythias, 
 by R. Edwards. New custom. 
 
 2. Gammer Gurton's needle. Alexander and Campaspe. 
 by J. Lyly. Tancred and Gismunda. by R. Wilmot. Corne- 
 lia, by T. Kid. Edward n.. by C Marlow. 
 
 3. George-.i-Qreene, the pinuer of Wakefield. First part 
 of Jerouymo. The Spanish tragedy, by T. Kid. The honest 
 whore, by T, Dekker 
 
 4. Malcontent, by J. Marston. All fools, by G. Chapman. 
 Eastward hoe. by G. Chapman, Jonsou. and Marston. Re- 
 venger's tragedy, by C. Touruer. Dumb knight, by L. 
 Machin. 
 
 5. Miseries of inforced marriage, by G. Wilkins. Lingua, 
 by A. Brewer. Merry devil of Edmonton. A mad world 
 my masters, by Middletou. Ram alley, or merry tricks, by 
 L. Barry. 
 
 6. Roaring girl, or Mol Cutpurse, by Middleton and 
 Dekker. Widow's tears, by G. Chapman. White devil, or 
 'Vittoria Corombona, by Websler. Hog hath lost bis pearl, 
 by R. Taylor. Four pi-entises of Loudon, by T. Heywood. 
 
 7. Green's Tu quoqne, or the city gallant, by J. Cooke. 
 Alburaazar, by TouiUis. A woman killed with kindness, by 
 T. Heywood. Match at midnight, by W. Rowley. Fuimu's 
 Troes, the true Trojans, by J. Fisher. 
 
 8. 'Tis pity she's a whore, by J. Ford The heir, by T. 
 May. The bird in a cage, by J. Shirly. Jew of Malta by 
 Marlow. The wits, by Sir W. Daveuaut. 
 
 9. Gamester, by Shirley. Microcosmns, by T. Nabbes. 
 Muses lookiug glass, by T. Randolph. City match, by J 
 Maine. Queen of Arragon, by W. Habington. 
 
 10. The antiquary, by S. Mavmion. The goblins, by 
 Suckling. The ordinary, by W. Caitwright. Jovial crew 
 by R. Bioome. Odd couple, by T. May. 
 
 11. Andromauu, by Shirley. Mayor of Quinborough, by 
 T. Middleton. Grim the collier of Croydon. City night 
 cap, by B. Davenport. Parson b wedding, by T. Killegrew. 
 
 12. Adventures of five hours, by Sir S. Tuke. Elvira, by 
 G. Digby. The widow, by Ben Jouaon. Chichevache and 
 Bycorue. Historia histrionica, by J. Wright. Index to 
 notes. 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by E. Sanford. [In S.'s British poets, v 
 
 ■i6. 18^2.] : 1691.26 
 
 DoelUnger. See DoUinger. 
 
 Doesticks (Q. K. P ) Set Thompson (Mortimer M.) . .1693.23 
 
 Dogs. See Natural history {Days) ; also Amusements tSportinq. 
 
 p. 25). 
 Dogmas. .See BibUcal and relig. lit. (^Doctrine and Dogma, p. 84.) 
 
 Dogmatic faith. See Garbetl (E.) 1868 3364.17 
 
 Doherty (Hugh). Memoir of Fourier. [l'''"'Transon(A.) Charles 
 
 lourier's theory] 6812.15 
 
 Dolby (Anastasia). Church vestments. London, 18e8, 
 
 sm. 4° 3767.21 
 
 Dolgorouky (Paul). Handbook of principal families 
 
 in Russia. From the French. L., 1858. 8°. 554.28 
 Dollinger (Johann Joseph Ignaz von). The Church 
 
 and the churches ; or the papacy and the temporal 
 
 power. Tr. by W. B. MacCabe. London, 1862. 
 
 8° 3545.05 
 
 — Fables respecting the popes in the middle ages. Tr. 
 
 by A. Plummer. With essay en the prophetic spirit 
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 — History of the church [to the reformation]. Xr. by 
 
 E. Cox. 4 V. London, 1840. 8°. . . . 3427.11 
 
 — Lectures on the reunion of tlie churches. Tr. with 
 
 preface by H. N. Oxenham. New York, 1872. 
 1'2° 3545.06 
 
 — The Pope and the council. By Janus, [psmd.] 2d 
 
 ed. Londou, 1869. 12°. 3425.15 
 
 See Cathohc world. June, 187fc (Apostasy of Dollinger) ; 
 Nov. 1871 (Dollinger scandal) ; Coutem. rev., v. 14, 187() 
 (Three broad church cathohcs). 
 
 Dollman (Francis T. ) * Examples of antient pulpits 
 existing iu Englaud. L., 1849. 4°. . . 1316.08 
 
 Dolomieu (Deodat G. S. T. de Gratet de). "Account of the earth- 
 quakes in 1783. [In Pinkerton. Voyages, v. 5.] . . 926.05 
 
 Domenecb (Emmanuel). Missionary adventures in 
 Texas and Mexico. London, 1858. 8°. . 1125.12 
 
 — Seven years residence in the great deserts of North 
 
 America. 2 v. L., I860. 8° 1125.10 
 
 Domenichino (Domenico Zampieri, called; 6. 1581, 
 d. 1641). 
 
 — Landon ( C. ) Lives and works of celebrated painters, 
 
 V. 1. 1804 1446.20 
 
 Domeny de Rienzi (Gregoire Louis). Oce'anie. 3 v. 
 
 Paris, 1836-37. 8°. [Univers.] . . . 902.20 
 Domestic animals. See Agriculture [Slock and domestic animaU, 
 
 p. 9) ;— Natural history. 
 Domestic annals of Scotland. See Chambers (K.) . . . 496.01 
 
 Domestic economy. 
 
 1. Comprehensive and miscellaneous works. 
 
 — iJazar book of the household. 1875. . . C014.03 
 
 Contents : Marriage, establishment, servants, house- 
 keeping, children, home life, company. 
 
 — Beecher (C. E.) and Stowe (li. B.) American woman's 
 
 home. 1869. 6016.05 
 
 — Beecher (Miss C.) Housekeeper and healthkeeper. 
 
 1873. . 6016.13 
 
 — Beeton's Dictionai-y of practical recipes and every-day 
 
 inform'ition ; new domestic cycloptedia. 6016.09 
 
 — Bernays (A. J. ) Household chemistry. 1852. 4214.06 
 
 — Best of everything ; By the author of " Enquire 
 
 Within." 1870 6016.06 
 
 — Conti (A. de B., prince de). Concerning the government of 
 
 his house. [/« /lis Works, 1711.] 6023.17 
 
 — Diaz (A. Jil.) A domestic problem. Work and cul- 
 
 ture in the household. 18;5 6015.22 
 
 — Domestic management, or the art of conducting a 
 
 family ; with instructions to servants in general 
 [anon.] 6015.24 
 
 Id asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of tb» TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 420 
 
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 ■ Donovan I yi.) Domestic ecouomy. Brewing, distil- 
 
 ling, wine-makiug, bak ng, human tood. 2 v. 
 
 18J0 eoie.oi 
 
 - Fads and hints for every-day life. [Receipts. 
 
 etc.] e015.23 
 
 - Gardner (E. C. ) Illustrated homes : papers describing 
 
 re.il houses and real people. 1875. . . 131'2.'.iy 
 
 - iiurtrZ-ioofc of useful and ornamental amusements and 
 
 accomplishments. By a lady, [aium.] 1815. 0017.21 
 
 - Haslcdl (Urs. E. F. ) Housekeeper's eucyclopaadia. 
 
 1873 6016.17 
 
 - Leslie (Miss). Lady's house-book. 18.J1. . 6016.08 
 
 ■ Murray (B.) The modern householder. 1872. 6016.12 
 
 - Our English home : its early history and progress. 
 
 With notes on the introd. of domestic inventions, 
 1860 6014.01 
 
 - Reason why : Domestic science. By the author of En- 
 
 quire wichia. 1S69 6016.07 
 
 - BkoilfS I H. ) Russell [J. ) and others. Bokes of nurture. 
 
 Ed. by F. J. FurnivalL [Early Eug. text soc. 
 No. 32.] 7913.10 
 
 - StocJdon (F.R. and M.) The home where it should be 
 
 and what to put in it. 1873 1311.05 
 
 - Slowe (Mrs. H. B.) House and home papers. 
 
 18iJ5 25iJ.13 
 
 - Walsh (J.M.) Economical housekeeper. 1857. 6016.04 
 
 - Warren ( Mrs. ) How I managed my house on £200 
 
 [lilOOdo:lirs]ayeir. 1B66 6015.25 
 
 -Webster (T ) and Parkes (Mrs.) An encyclopaedia 
 
 of domestic economy. New ed. 1861. 6017.01 
 Contents . The reaidenca ; warming and ventilation ; 
 
 lighting; furnitnre; eervautB : cleaning; food; beverages; 
 
 cooking ; textile fabrica for clothing and furniture ; dress; 
 
 the toilet : jewellery ; the laundry ; carriages ; the dairy ; 
 
 health and aicknesa. 
 -.Xfnopion. (Economics, [/n Ais Works] . 424.01 ; 6077.15 
 
 - Youiaans (E. L.) Handbook of household science. 
 
 1857 6016.03 
 
 Contents : Heat ; light ; air ; food and drink ; cleaning. 
 
 - rouit;/ lady's book. 18.59 5427.07 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., Dec, 1873 (Co-operative house- 
 keeping, by Mrs. E. M. King). 
 
 5. Cookery. 
 
 - Seechcr {Miss C. ) Domestic receipt-book. 6th ed. 
 
 1872 6015.18 
 
 - Beetun {Mrs.''! Every -dav cookery and housekeeping 
 
 book. 1872. ..." 6015.16 
 
 - Blot (P.) Handbook of praot. cookery. 1869. 6015.12 
 WL'at to eat, an.l how to cook it. 1863. 6015.01 
 
 - Bowman (A.) New cookery manual. 1869. 6015.08 
 
 - Choice receipts. J[. S. W. 1875. . . . 6015.20 
 
 - Dessert book. With original recipes. By a Boston 
 
 laay. [anon.'] 1872 6016.11 
 
 - How'ird (Mrs. B. G.) Fifty years in a Maryland 
 
 kitchen. 1873 60J5.19 
 
 - Xi the kitchen, lanon.] B,, 1875. 12°. . . 6016.15 
 -Indian cookery, [/n Oriental Tr. Fund. Miacel. trans., v. 1. 
 
 1«3I.) 7818.16 
 
 -Johnston {W. E.) Report on the preparation of food. (In 
 United States com. to Paris exp. liepoits, v. 6, 1867.) 3916.09 
 
 - Man)i. (Mrs.H.) Piiysiological cook book. 185 5.60 15. U4 
 
 - May (Li.) The accouiplisht cook. 1678. . 601.5. H 
 
 - St.i'lalr (Ladi/II.) Dainty dishes. 5th ed. 1866.6015.05 
 
 - Soyer (A.) (juliaary campaign. 1857. . . 6015.06 
 
 - Terhune (ilrs. V. H. ) Common sense in the house- 
 
 hold. 1871 6016.10 
 
 - T/iompson {B., count Rwnford). Of kitchen fire-places and kit- 
 
 chen uteubile. (In Ids Essays, v. 3. 1804.) .... 4026.12 
 
 - Wafn-^ (H.) Antiquitites culinariae ; or curious 
 
 tracts relating to the culinary affairs of the old 
 EngUsh. 17J1 6018.01 
 
 3. Food, and art of dining. 
 
 - Aihenasus. The Deipnosophists or banquet of the 
 
 learned. Tr. by G. D. Yonge. 3 v. 1854.2512.16 
 
 - BlotiP.) Artof diniuj;. [/n Galaxy, May, .Jun., Jul., Aug., 1866.) 
 Modern and mediffival dinners, [galaxy, Apiil, 1867.) 
 
 - Breakfast, dinner, and tea : viewed classically, poeti- 
 
 cally, and practically. 1860 0015.02 
 
 - Brillut-Havarin (A.) Hand-book of dining ; or, corpu- 
 
 "eucy and Idauness scientifically considered. Tr. by 
 
 C. F. Simpson. 1865 6015.03 
 
 Physiologie du gout, gastronomie transcendante. 
 
 1869 0015.13 
 
 - Bristed (C. A.\ Table iesthetics. [In his Pieces, efc, 1858, 
 
 p. 1'26-171. Repr. from Knickerbocker mag,, 1848.) 2517.09 
 
 — Church (A. II.) Food ; its sources and uses. 
 
 1877 6014.14 
 
 — Cozzens (F. S.) Bietelics. [/ft ftjs Sayings of Dr. Bush wacker, 
 
 p 1-43.] 2521.12 
 
 — De Quincei/ [T.) Dinner, real and reputed. [In his Miscel. 
 
 essays, p. 20J-255.) 2522.15 
 
 — De V'oe ( T. F. ) Market assistant, containing a brief 
 
 description of every article of liuman food sold in 
 the public markets of New York, Bo.stou, I'hiiadel- 
 
 phia and Brooklyn. 1867 6016.24 
 
 Market book : hi^t. account of the markets of New 
 
 York, e(c. v. 1. [New York markets. J 1862. 6016.26 
 
 — Dinners and dinner parties, [itnon.] London, 1862. 
 
 12° 6015.11 
 
 — Dodd(G.) Food of Loudon. 1856. . . . 6014.12 
 
 — Dorun(J.) Table traits. 1855 '2523.10 
 
 — Drewry (0. 0.) and Bartlelt (R. C.) Cup and platter, 
 
 or, notes on food and its effects. 1876. . 6014.10 
 
 — Fisher (J.) Where shall we get mtai.? The food 
 
 supplies of ^Vesteln Europe. 1866. . . 6016.23 
 
 — Foisoin {C F ) Our meat supply, and public health. (In Mass. 
 
 state board of health. 6ih report, 1876.) .... 4346.23 
 
 — Gastronomy : or the school for good living. 2d ed. 
 
 [anoH.] 182'2 6015.06 
 
 — Henderson (Mrs. M. F. ) Practical cooking and din- 
 
 ner giving. 1876 6016.16 
 
 — Hunt (i.) Breakfast. [In liis Seer, p. 73-107.) . . . 2633.09 
 
 — Hoadiey(J. C.) Ou the trauspoitatjou ol live-stock. (In Mass. 
 
 btate board of health, (^th report, 1875.) .... 4346.22 
 
 — lllustrutiijns of eating ; displaying ttieomuiv. charac- 
 
 ter of man. By a beef-eater, (anon.] 1847. (iOlS.lO 
 
 — Jeaffreson (J. C) Book about tae table. 2 v. 6016.18 
 
 — Kn'ight {J.j Hist, of food. (In his Improvement 01 the health. 
 
 1876.) 4324 30 
 
 — Lankester (C.) Lectures on food. 1864. .59:^6.22 
 Uses of ammals in relation to the industry of man. 
 
 1864 59:i6.22 
 
 — Lelheby (H.) On food : four lectures. 1870. 6014.13 
 
 — Massacliusetls. btate board of lieulth. Annual report, 
 
 1870-75. (Several essays. ) 4345.22 
 
 — Peate {T. R.) U.^es of the brain and marrow of animals among 
 
 the Indians of North America. (Sm. rep., 1870. j . 31136.25 
 
 — Ptutarck. Of eating of flesh. (In his Morals, v.5.pp.o-10.) 5435.30 
 
 — Papers from the Quar. rev., 1862 (ijastionomy and gafitrouo. 
 
 mers, p. 6S-118) 2641.16 
 
 — Porphyiius. On abstinence from animal food. (In his Select 
 
 works. 1823. ] • 6416.26 
 
 — Sinimouds (P.L.) The curiosities ot food. 1859. 6014. 11 
 
 — iSimpson (L. S. ) Haiidbook of dining. 1859.6016.09 
 
 — Soyer (A. ) Pantropheon ; or history of food and it8 
 
 preparation. 1853 6016.26 
 
 — Terhune (K. h.) Breakfast, luncheon, and tea. 
 
 1875 6016.14 
 
 — Turner [T. H.) Usages of domestic life in the middle ages. 
 
 The dining table, (/ft *Archaeol jour., v. 2.j . . 1462.16 
 
 — Vei/elabte substances used for the food of man. New 
 
 York, 184U. lc° 5926.24 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 71, 1852 (Thoughts upon 
 dinuers) ; v. 88, 1860 (Theories of food) ; v. 103, 18118 (Horse 
 flesh) ; Coutem rev., v 7, l.'i68 (I'oodof the people, by B. 
 Shaw) ; V 9. 1868 (Food supiily ol* Loudon ; 2 articles^ ; 
 Blackwood. V. 80. 185ii (looj ol Liiudoii) ; Quar. rev., v, 96, 
 1854 (Louduu comtiiissariat) ; Ed. rev., v. 99, 1863 Con- 
 snmplion ol jood in the Uniteil Kingdom) ; Iraser's mag., 
 v. 55, 1857 (Food) ; Kat. qu. rev., v. 12, 1867 (Food and its 
 prep.) ; Iraser's mag., v. 47, 1853 (Flies and feasts ; an- 
 cient festivities). 
 
 4. Xeedle-wnrk. 
 
 — Xadies' work-table book. Pbil., [n. d.] 12°. 6017.22 
 
 — Lambert (Miss —). Hand-book, ric. 1851. 6017.19 
 Practical hints on decorative needle-work. 
 
 1817 6017.20 
 
 4S- See also Arts (Useful : Lace, p. 44 -.—ilamifactura, p. M). 
 6. Preserving, curing, etc. 
 
 — Art and mystery of curing, preserving, and potting : 
 
 also art of pickling. 1864 6014.04 
 
 — Gouffi (J. ) Book of preserves : meat, fish, vegetables 
 
 and fruits. 1871 6017.09 
 
 — Robinson (J. ) 'Whole art of curing, pickling, and 
 
 smoking meat and fish. 1847 6014.05 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 45. 1852 (Preserved meats). 
 
 fi. Servants. 
 
 — Chamberlain ( C. , jr. ) The servant girl of the period, 
 
 the greatest plague of life. 1873. . . .6014.02 
 
 — Su}ift{J.) Directions to servants, [in /its Works.) 6074.13; 23 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 74. 1860 ; North Brit, rev., 
 V. 20. 1853. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
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 421 
 
 ffS^ Si-e also Adulterations (p 5) ;— Arts (Useful : Con- 
 fectinnerij. p 40, — Liquors, p. 44 '.—Receipts, p. 46 ; — Wann- 
 'ingand V'UtiUUinn.p. 48(;— Coffee (p. 274): — Family;— Fur- 
 niture :— Home ;— Medicine \B' Vi'rnges ;— Fuud and Diet} ; 
 —Milk: — Tea ; — Toilet uud rtiBmi^lic arts. 
 Domestic history ol the Aniericau revolution. See Ellet (iifrs. 
 E. F.) 1851 _. 6S2.04 
 
 Domestic mauagement ; witli instructions to servants 
 in general. |rt»oH.] L., [n.rf.1 ](i°. . . 6015.21 
 
 Domestic manners of the Auiericaus. See Trollope (jVr5.F.)1084.21 
 
 Domestic relations. See Law. 
 
 Domingo (San). See Countries. {Fl'yti, p. 3'29.) 
 
 Dominica (Island of . 5«e Countries, ifi'muiica, p. 3Qi.} 
 
 Dominican ai-tist. See Lear I Mrs. Sidney A.) 
 
 Dominican republic. See Co\intTies. {Dominican republic, p. 304.) 
 
 Dominoes (Buoli about). See Hope {A. R.) 5513.17 
 
 Donald (J,, editor). Chambers's etj-mological diction- 
 ary of tlie English language. L.,18(;8. 1-2°. 6432.03 
 
 Donaldson (J. ) Principles of taste. Edinburgh, 1786. 
 8° 5434,02 
 
 Donaldson (James). Critical hLstory of christian lit- 
 erature and doctrine, to the Nicene couucil. 3 v. 
 
 London, ls61-6(3. 8° 3413.19 
 
 V. 1. Apostolical fathers. 2-3. The apologists. 
 
 Donaldson (Prof. John). British agriculture. 1860. 
 8° 6128.01 
 
 — Clay lands and loamy soils. L., 1852. 16°. 61:15.02 
 Donaldson (.John Wm., D.D ) The new Cratylus ; or, 
 
 contributions towards a more accurate knowledge 
 of the Greek language. 3d ed. L.,1K59. 8=. 6il4.07 
 
 — English ethnography. [7a Cambridge essays, 1856.] 2517.14 
 
 — Hist, of Greek lit. continued. .'See Mailer (E. O.) . 2734.06 
 
 — Theatre of the Greeks. 3d ed. Cambridge, ( Engl, ) 
 
 1830. 8^ 1715.15 
 
 — Varronianus : introd. to the ethnography of ancient 
 
 Italy, and to the philological study of the Latin 
 
 language. 3d ed. L., 1860. 8"". . . . 6411.19 
 
 Donaldson (Wm.) Switches and cros.sings : formulse. 
 
 London, 1871. 8" 3925.41 
 
 — Tables for plate layers. From ' ' Switches and cross- 
 
 ings." L. 1871." 1(3° 3925.42 
 
 Donck (Adrian van der). Description of the New Netherlands. 
 Tr. by J. Johnson. [N. Y., historical soc. Coll., 2d s., v. 1. 
 1811.) 615.06 
 
 Donders (F. C.) On the anomalies of accommodation 
 and refraction of the eye. With essay on physiolo- 
 gical dioptrics. Tr. by W. D. Moore. London, 
 iV'tw) S.i/iUnliam. .soc, 1861. 8° 4302.04 
 
 Donkersley (iJ'ii. K. ) Facts about wives and mothers. 
 New York, 1869. 16° 5835.16 
 
 Donkin(W. F.) Acoustics : theoretical. Parti. [Vi- 
 bration of strings audiods.] Oxf.,1870. 12°. 4024.08 
 
 Donne (Dr. John). Poetical works. With memoir. 
 
 Boston, 185.5. lii° 1(542.07 
 
 Contents • Epistles to several perwonages. Funerfil elegies. 
 Divine poems. The progress of the soul. Miscel. poems. 
 Epigram. Elegies. Epithalamious, or marriage thongs. 
 Satires. Latin poems. 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In Chalmers' Eug. 
 
 Hah poeta, v. o. 1818.] 162U.05 
 
 — Select poems. {In Sanford(E.) and Walsh (R.) British poets, 
 
 V. 4. 1819.) 1691.04 
 
 — Walton (/.) Life of J. D. (/ii Wordsworth (O.) Eccl. biogr.. 
 
 V. 3, 1853.] 3446.03 
 
 aS" See also Biography (p. 139). 
 Donne (William Bodliam). Es.says on the drama, and 
 
 on popular amusements. 2d ed. London, 1863. 
 
 8° 1715.20 
 
 Donnegan (James). New Greek and English lexicon. 
 
 IstAm. ed. Boston, 1837. 8° 6416.02 
 
 Donuell (E. J. ) Chro'iological and statistical history 
 
 of cotton. New York, 1872. 8°. . . . 5926.09 
 Donovan (Michael). Domestic economy. 2 t. Loud., 
 
 1830. 16^ 6016.01 
 
 — Treatise on chemistry. Newed. L.,1854. 16°. 4211.01 
 Doollttle (Rev. Justus). Social life of the Chinese. 
 
 2 V. New York, 1865. 12^ • • .- • .1023.08 
 
 — 'Vocabulary and hand-book of the Chinese language. 
 
 2v. Fooohow,(CMua.) 1S72. 8°. . . . 61'26.17 
 Doon de Maience ; chauson de geste. Publ. par A. 
 
 Pey. P., 1859. 18'. [Aucieus poetes de la France, 
 
 V. 2.] 7061.02 
 
 Dora d'Istria, pseuil. See Koltzoff-Massalsky (H. Ghika, princess). 
 Doran (Dr. John). The Bentley ballads. London, 
 
 1858. 16° 1614.14 
 
 — Book of the princes of Wales. L., 1860. 12°. 32.53.21 
 
 — Court fools. London, 1858. 8° 2523.09 
 
 — Habits and men. New York. 1856. 12°. . 25'23.H 
 
 Contents : Dress. Hats, Wigs. Bear.ls. Swords. Gloves, 
 b— B. and buttons. Stockings. ' Miisks and facCH.' Tailors : 
 St. William, Sir J. Hawkwood, G. DiSrfllng, Adm. llobsou, 
 J. Stow, J. Speed, S. I'epys. R.teyan, P. Wliitthead! 
 Beaux : Beau Fielding, Bean Na'jIiiTnuce do I.igne, Beau 
 Brummell, Doctors ready dressed. Odd laahioua. 
 
 — Knights and their days. N. Y., 1856. 12°. 6021.06 
 ■— A lady of the last ci ntury (Mrs. Elizabeth Montagu). 
 
 With a chapter on blue stockings. 2d ed. Lond 
 1873. 8^ 3125.29 
 
 — Memoir of queen Adelaide, consort of William rv. 
 
 London, 1801. 8^ 3011.08 
 
 — Monarchs retired from business. New York, 1857. 
 
 1'2° 3253.07 
 
 — New pictures and old panels. L., 1859. 12°. 2523.18 
 
 Contents : A picture in three panels ; Dr Dodd. Gold- 
 Bmith, Wesley. Andre Chcnier. OUhlenschlager. Venus 
 appearing to Aspasia. Our lady of Boulogne. The ungra- 
 cious rood of grace. Flowery legend of Our lady of Guada- 
 lupe. Pictures ot England. Foreign scenes. Group of 
 queens unqueeued. Portraits of daughters of Charles I. 
 Things we don't know. Portraits of Fariuelli and Pompa- 
 dour. " Tabliax de Paris "' in the last century. Old and 
 young christma.s, etc. 
 
 — Queens of the House of Hanover. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1855. 12° 3253.05 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Sophia Dorothea, qu. of George I. Caro- 
 line Wilhelmiua Dorothea, qu. of George II. 2. Charlotte 
 Sophia, qu. of George lU, CaroUne of Brunswick, qu. of 
 George IV. 
 
 — Saints and sinners ; or in church and about it. 2 v. 
 
 London, 18(i8. 8°. . 3544.14 
 
 — Table traits, with something on them. New York, 
 
 1855. 12° 2523.10 
 
 — "Their majesties' servants." Annals of the Engli.sh 
 
 stage. 2 V. New York, 1865. 12°. . . . 1715.16 
 
 Dorchester, (Mass.) See Countries. {Dorchester, p. 304). 
 
 Dorchester antiquarian and historical society. History 
 
 of the town of Dorchester, Massachusetts. Boston, 
 
 Ph., 18o9. 8° 611.05 
 
 — Collections. No. 3. Journal of Kichard Mather. 1635. 
 
 His life and death, 1670. Boston, 1850.16°. 3122.21 
 Dor6. By a stroller in Europe. , See Wright (W. W.) . . 943.14 
 Dore (Paul Gustave). Two hundred sketches, humor- 
 ous and grotesque. London, 1867, 4^ . 1447.10 
 J8®" For works illustrated by Dore see Balzac (H. de). 
 Coutes drolatiques (7012.18) ; — •Bible. La saiiite Bible 
 [1468.11] : — 'Cervantes (M. de). Don Quichotte [1468.14]:— 
 •Dante. L'Eufer [1468.13] ; Le Purgatoire (1468.19] ;— Ls 
 Paradis [1468.19] ; •La Fontaine's Fables [1468.18] ;— 
 L'Epine (E.) Legende <le Croquemitaiue [456.21] ; — ■'Per- 
 rault'sLes contes [1468.16] :— Saintine (X.-B.) Mythologie 
 du Khin [7038 03] :— Taine (H. A.) Tour through the Py. 
 renees. 1874 (986.0.^) ;— Wandering Jew [1468.17.] 
 
 For biogr. and critical 7Wtices ol Dore see Biography (p. 
 139) ; — a.'sQ Brit. qu. rev., Jan., 1869 ; Galaxy. Jiarch, 1H74 
 (G. D.. by Justin McCarthy) ; — Gentleman's niafe'.. May, 
 1866 (D. and his works, by H. N. llumphieys) ; Sept.. 
 1869 (D. at home, by B. Jerrold) : March, 1873 (D. at work, 
 by Blanchard Jerrold). 
 Dorking (Battle of). 
 
 — After the battle of Dorking : or, what became of the invaders ! 
 
 \anon.] London. 1871. 16° 483,13 
 
 — Chesney (G.) Battle ot Dorking : reminiscences of a volun- 
 
 teer, [irnon.] 1871 « 483.13 
 
 — Leight.m {Sir B.) The hlU before Dorking. 3d ed. 1871. 483.13 
 
 — What happened alter the battle of Dorking ; or, the victory 
 
 of Tuubridge Welis. [anon.] L.. 1871. 16*. . . . 483.13 
 
 Doriier (Isaac August). History of the development 
 of the doctrine of the person of Christ. Tr. by 
 W. L. Alexander. 2 pts in 5 v. Edin., 1861-63. 
 8° 3545. 17 
 
 — History of protestant theology. Tr. by G. Robson 
 
 and S. Taylor. 2 v. Edin., Is71. 8°. . . 3545.22 
 Dorr (Eev. Benjamin). Churchman's manual. P. E. 
 
 church, U. S, 4th ed. Pliila., 1859. 16°. 3544.17 
 Dorr (Julia C. E.) Bride and bridegroom. Cincinnati, 
 
 1873. 12° 5b36.08 
 
 — Poems. Phila., 1872. 12° 1641.05 
 
 fl^- For her novels see Fiction class-list. 
 
 Dorset {Earl of). See Sackville lUharles) 1691,13 
 
 Dorsey (Sarah A.) llecoUections of Henry Watkins 
 
 AUen. N. Y., 18116. 12° 3013.22 
 
 Dort (Synod of). Articles. Tr. by T. Scott. Utica, 
 
 (N.'Y.,) 1h:.!1. 12° 3543.26 
 
 Dottings round the circle. .See Curtis (B. R) .... 913.12 
 Douai (Dr. Adolf). The kindergarten : a manual of 
 
 Froebel's sy.^tem. N. Y., 1871. 12°. . . 5514.20 
 Doubleday (Abner). llominisceiices of Forts Sumter 
 
 and Moullriein 1860-61. N. Y., 1870. 12°. 631.17 
 Doubleday (Thomas). Matter for materialists : letters 
 
 lu asking for books, use the ■• Book Order," giviug tlw AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 422 
 
 DOUBLEDAY- DRAKE 
 
 in extension of the principles of Berkeley. London, 
 1870. S° 5422,09 
 
 — Political life ottfeel. 2 v. L., 1856. 8°. . . 3130.29 
 Doubts of iufldels. pnon.l London, 1819. 8°. [In Deist (The). 
 
 V. 1.) 35i8.20 
 
 Douce (Francis). The dunce of death : engr. on wood ; 
 with dissertation on representations of that sub- 
 ject, more especially those ascribed to Macaber 
 and Hans Holbein. London, 1833. &". 1452.23 
 
 — Illustrations of Shakspeara, and of ancient manners : 
 
 With dissert, on the clowns aud fools of Shakspeare ; 
 on the Gesta Komauorum ; aad on the English 
 Morris dance. L., 1839. 8" 1753.11 
 
 — Some remarks ou the Europeau names of cheesmeu. [In 
 
 ArchjBologia, v. 11, 1794.| 512S.— 
 
 Douglas (Mis. — ). Life of Professor Gellert. 3 v. 
 London. 1803. 8" 3063.31 
 
 Douglas (Frederick Syiv. North). Essay on points of 
 resemblance between the ancient and the modern 
 Greeks. 2d ed. L., 1813. 8^ 996.23 
 
 Douglas (G^iviu, Scotch poet, b. 1471, d. 1522). Poeti- 
 cal works. With memoir, etc. by J. SmaU. 4 v. 
 
 Edia., 1874. 12° 1636.08 
 
 Contents: v.l. Biogr. introd. Police of honour. Eiog 
 Hart. Conscieuce. 2-4. Tiausl. of Virgil's Euneados. 
 
 19^ For Ijiogr. notices of Douglas, se-^ Irving (D.) Lives, 
 etc. [3265.07] ;— Lives of Scottish poets, v. 1. (a212.07J ;— 
 Tytler (P. IT.) Lives of Scottish worthies, v. 3 (3^52.03). 
 
 Douglas ( Oen. Sir Howard). On naval war with steam. 
 2ded. Lon Ion, 1860. 8° 4517.15 
 
 — Milit^iry bridgas. 3d ed. L., 1853. 8^ . . 4514.02 
 
 See Blackwood's mag., v. 93. 1863 (Life of Sir H. D.) 
 
 Douglas (.James). Travelliiig anecdotes. 3d ed. Lend., 
 1786. 8° 944.22 
 
 Douglas (John William ), and Scott (John). British 
 hemiptera. v 1. Hemiptera heteroptera. Loudon, 
 Ray soc, 1865. 8° 4744.07 
 
 Douglas (Stephen A.) and Lincoln (Abraham). Politi- 
 cal debater. Columbus, 1860. 8°. . . . 5733.22 
 j8®- For biogr. notices of S. A. D.. see Biography (p. 140). 
 
 Douglass series of christian Greek and Latin writers. 
 
 V. 1-4. N. Y., 1874-70. 12° 
 
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 2. Eusebius. Ed. by F. A. ILarch [3931.14]. 3. TertuUianua 
 [3531.15]. 4. Athenagoras [3531.13]. 
 
 Dove-cote aud aviary. See Dixon (E. S.) 1851. . . . 4813.06 
 
 Do'wa (Wm. ) Junius Loi-d Chatham: a biography. 
 Loudon, 1857. 1'2° 3088.15 
 
 Dower. See Law. (Z>'iu/er.) 
 
 Dowie (James). The foot and its covering. London, 
 1861. 1'2° 4332.12 
 
 Do'wrleans (A. M.) Descrip. catalogue of contrib. 
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 188'J. 1-2° 631.15 
 
 Do'Wliag (John). History of Bomanism. New ed. 
 New York, ISJ* 8° 3425.07 
 
 — Reply to ildier on the end of the world. 2d ed. 
 
 New York, 1812. 8° 
 
 Down among the water-weeds See Bickerstaffe (M. B.) 4821.11 
 
 Down iu Teuiieasoe. See Gilmore (J. R.) 195 05 
 
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 2. The dream of Geroutms. 
 
 — The return of the guards, and other poems. London, 
 
 1860. 16° 1642.24 
 
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 Loudon, 1770. 8° [/n 6093.11 
 
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 London, 1857. 8° 6134.22 
 
 Same. New ed. PhUa., 1873. 8°. . .6137.21 
 
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 Haarlem, 1863. 1. 8°. . .' 3458.09 
 
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 Archeeologia, v. 26, 1834.] 6128— 
 
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 Indians. Cin,, 1856. 8° 3171.19 
 
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 (K.F.) anii Drake 1044.24 
 
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 Drake (M?' Francis). 
 
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 V. 4. 18U ,— Kerr (R.i Voyages, v. 7,1824.]' . . . 914.14 
 
 . — First vo\age to Nombre de Lios and Dariene, 1572. [In 
 
 Hakluyt. Voyages, v. 4, 1811.] 916.18 
 
 — Fielclar (F.) The world encompassed by Sir Francis 
 
 Drake, [1577-1579]. [Hakluyt soc, 1854.] 925.15 
 See also Hakluyt (E.) " Voyages, v. 4, 1811 [916.18] ;— Kerr. 
 Voyages, v. 10, 18'i4 [914.17]. 
 
 — Muynurde (T.) Sir F. D., his voyages 1595. With 
 
 Spanish account of Drake's attack on Puerto Rico. 
 
 Ed. by Vf. D. Cooley [Hakluyt soc, 1849. 925.16 
 
 US' For lives of Sir F. 1).. see Biography (p. 140). 
 
 Drake (Francis S. ) Dictic nmy of American biography. 
 
 Boston, 187-2. 8° 3247.18 
 
 — Life and corresp. of Etnry Knox. Boston, 1874. 
 
 8° 3096.27 
 
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 1839. 16°. 1642.08 
 
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 1809. 16° 2523.12 
 
 — Essays, biogr., critical, and historical, illustrative of 
 
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 — The Gleaner : essays selected from scarce or neg- 
 
 lected volumes. 4 v. L., 1811. 8°. . . 2527.04 
 
 — Literai-y hours ; or, sketches, critical and narrative. 
 
 2d ed. 3 V. Londou, 18U0-04. 8°. . . . 2527.08 
 
 — Memorials of Shakespeare ; or, sketches of his 
 
 character and genius, by various writers. [With 
 criticisms ou some of his principal characters.] 
 
 London, 1828. 8° 1753.10 
 
 Drake (Samuel Adams). Historic fields and mansions 
 of Middlesex Boston, 1874, 8°. . . . 601.07 
 
 — Nooks and corners of the New England coast. New 
 
 York, 1875. 8° 1134.25 
 
 — Old landmarks and historic personages of Boston. 
 
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 Drake (Samuel Gardner). Biography aud history of 
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 — Early history of Dorchester. B., Is51. 8°. 611.03 
 
 — History aud antiquities of Boston, to 1770. Boston, 
 
 1856. 8° 596-01 
 
 — History of the five years French and Indian war in 
 
 New England and parts adjacent, 1744-49. With 
 
 BROUKLYN MEBOANTrLB LIBBART.
 
 DRAKE-DRAMA 
 
 428 
 
 memoir of major-general Shirley. Albany, 1870. 
 sq. 12° 584.07 
 
 — Old Indian chronicle ; a collection of rare tracts. 
 
 Boston, 1836. 16° 557.09 
 
 — Besult of researches among British archives relative 
 
 to the founders of New England. Boston, 1860. 
 
 sm. 4° 595.16 
 
 Drake (William Kichard). Notes ou Venetian ceramics. 
 London, 1856. 8°. . ; 1453.07 
 
 DRAMA. 
 
 Note. .^ For an Alphabetical Arrangement of P zys, under both authors and titUi, see Plays, In th© general alphabet. 
 
 Amateur Theatricals. 
 
 Note. — For Contents of these collectionB, see individual 
 entries, in general alphabet. 
 
 Baker (G.M.) Amateur dramas. 1867. . .1712.28 
 
 — Drawing-room stage. 1873 1712.30 
 
 — Mimic stage. 18ti9 1712.27 
 
 — Social stage. 1871 1712.29 
 
 Baiiklt (Q. B.) Parlor amusements for the young 
 
 folks. 1875 1712.32 
 
 Frost (Miss S. A. ) Amateur theatricals and fairy tale 
 dramas. 1868 1724.17 
 
 — Book of tableaux and shadow pantomimes. 1724.33 
 OilbeHiW.S.) Original plays. 1876. . . .1724.34 
 Head (J. H.) Home pastimes ; or, tableaux Tivants. 
 
 1867 1742.0.! 
 
 Heahj (M.) The home theatre. 1872. . . . 1742.00 
 JIudsoniF.) Private theatricals. 1870. . .1712.34 
 Parlor tableaux and amateur theatricals. 1867. 1742.01 
 Parlor theatricals ; or, winter evenings' entertainment. 
 
 New York, 1859. 12= 1742.02 
 
 Phelps (L. H.) Dramatic stories. 1874. . .1742.07 
 Scott (C.) Drawiug-room plays. 1870. . . . 1742.25 
 Cracroft (B.) On private theatricals. [In his Essays, v. 1, p. 285- 
 
 97. 1868 ] 2521.13 
 
 American Stage. 
 Brown (T. A.) History of the American stage, 1733- 
 
 1870 1714.13 
 
 Clapp i^W. W.yjr.) A record of the Boston stage, to 
 
 1852 1714.16 
 
 Dunlap (W.) Hist, of the American theatre [to 1810]. 
 
 2 V. 18.33 1723.04 
 
 Ebers {J.) Seven years in the Kings theatre.1828.1723.09 
 Uulloa(L.) Plays and players. 1875. . . . 1731.13 
 Smith (S.) Theatrical management in the west and 
 
 south for thirty years. 1868. . « . . 1745.01 
 Vandenhoff (G.) Loaves from an actor's notebook. 
 
 [1839-58] 1744.18 
 
 We^nyss {F. C.) Chronology of the American stage. 
 
 1752-1852 1744.29 
 
 Wood {W. B.) Personal recollections of the stage, 
 
 during 40 years. 18)5 1744.33 
 
 See also Atiautic monthly, v. 19, 1867 lAniong the come- 
 dians, by L. G. Davis) . Also (in Biography) lives of Forrest. 
 
 Ammergau Passion Play. 
 Blackburn (,M.) Art in the mountains. 1870. 1713.15 
 Bucklatul (A. W.) Ober Ammergau and its people. 
 
 1872 1713.16 
 
 Doane (0. H.) To and from the passion play. 1715.22 
 MacCoUyM.) Ammergau passion play. 2d ed. 1732.28 
 Oxenhain (H. M.) Kecoll. of Ober-Ammergau. 1734.33 
 Sdlar {A. C.) The passion play, e(c. 1871. .1742.26 
 See also Blackwood's mag, v. lOli, 1869, or Littell, 1870, v. 
 
 1 ; Blackwood, v. 107, 1871) ; Catliohc world, Oct., 1871 ; 
 
 Contem. rev., v. 18, 1871 (Ober-Ammergau and symbolic 
 
 Christianity, by St. J. Tyrwhitt) ; Fraser'a mag., v. 4, 1871. 
 
 Art of Acting. 
 
 £!;5rt!/ on the science of acting. \anon.'\ London, 1828. 
 
 12° 1735.28 
 
 Hedelin.{F.) Whole art of the stage. 1684. .1735.33 
 
 ieioes(G.i£) Actors and the art of acting. 1875. 1735.27 
 
 Character and Influence of the Stage. 
 
 1. Injurious Tendency of the Stage. 
 Bedford{A.) Evilimd danger of stage plays.1706.1731.25 
 Bucklty ij. M.) Christians and the theatre. 1875. 1731.22 
 Collier (J. ) Short view of the immcrality of the Eng- 
 lish stage. 2d ed. 1698 1731.27 
 
 Conti{A. de B., prince de). Treatise against plays and shews, 
 
 [In his Works, ITll.] 5023.17 
 
 Foster {J.) Crit. essays, v. 1, Bohn's ed 2626.03 
 
 Oosson (8.) School of abuse, [1612,] against poets. 
 
 players, etc. Introd. by J. P. Collier. [Shak. 
 
 society.] 1756.02 
 
 ImmoraWy of stage-plays in general and of Douglas in 
 
 particular, [anon.] Ediub., 1757. 12°. . 1722.15 
 Kortlibrooke {J.) Treatise against dicing, dancing, 
 
 plays, etc. Introd. [by J. P. Collier. Shak. 
 
 society.] 1756.14 
 
 Some serious remarks on a pamphlet, entitled. Morali- 
 ty of stage-plays seriously considered, [anon.} 
 
 Edin., 1757. 12° In 1722.15 
 
 Styles (J. ) Essay on the character and influence of the 
 
 stage. 3d ed. 1820 1731.32 
 
 Sutor (^A. ) Essay on the stage ; its morality, character, 
 
 etc. 1820 1731.33 
 
 Testimonies on the nature and tendency of theatrical 
 
 amusements. Sheffield, 1819. 8°. . . . 3586.09 
 2. Vindications of the Stage. 
 Baker [W.) On the stage. [In his Peregriuations, efc. p. 9-19— 
 
 64-74.] 2513.12 
 
 Caffaro iF.) Discourse on the lawfulness and unlaw- 
 fulness of plays. 1814 7)1 1731.31 
 
 Cliesterfield {P. V. S., lord). Speech on stage licencing. [In his 
 Works.] 6026.03 
 
 Conway (J/. D.) The Theatre : discourse. Cincin- 
 nati, 1857. 8°. 
 
 Defence of dramatic poetry, being a review of CoUier. 
 [a)io)i.] 1698 In 1731.29 
 
 Defence of the drama, containing Hansel's Free thouglits, 
 and [Comaro's] discomse on the lawfulness and 
 unlawfulness of plays. 1836 1731.26 
 
 Delpha{A.) French drama: of making theatres vie with each 
 other in promoting taste and morals. [In Pamphleteer, 
 v. 12.] 6068.12 
 
 Dennis (J.) Usefulness of the stage. 1698. 7?i 17ol.'29 
 Donnet^W.B.) Essays on the drama. 2d ed. 1863. 1715. 20 
 Fibner (K) A defence of plays. 1707. . . . 1731.30 
 Heywood (T.) Apology for actors. Introd. by J. P. 
 
 Collier. [Shak. soc] 1756.03 
 
 Lodije ( T. ) Defence of poetry, music, and stage-plays. 
 Introd. by D. Laing. [Shak. soc] . . 1756.48 
 Macdonnell {A.) Oxford piize essays, v. 3, 1836. . . . 2641.13 
 Hansel (R.) Free thougLts ujion methodists, actors, 
 and the influence ol the stage. 1814. . . 1731.31 
 Morality of stage-plays seriously considered, [anon.} 
 
 Edin., 1757. 12° /)* 1722.15 
 
 Plagiary " warned." Vindication of the di'ama from John An- 
 
 gell James. [In Pamphleteer, v. 26 ) L., 1824. 8°. 6068.26 
 
 Plumplre (J.) Four discomses on the amusement of 
 
 the stage. 1809 1731.24 
 
 SalaiG.A.) Lady Chesterfield's letters, p. 100-117. . .2642.09 
 Vanbruijti (Sir J. ) Vindication of the Relapse and Pro- 
 voked wife, from immorality. 1798. . . 1731.29 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 106, 1869 (Stage morality 
 and the ballet) ; Catholic woild, Sept.. 1872 (Use and abuse 
 of the stage); Fraser's mag., v. 69, 1859 {Play goingj; v. 68, 
 1863 ((Plays, players, and critics) ; Putnam's mag., June, 
 1857 (Question of theatres) ; Winslow's jour, of psy. med.. 
 V. 13, 1860 (Mental dietetics). 
 
 Collections and Specimens of English Plays. 
 
 yote. — The Contents of tliese Collections are given under 
 
 the names of the several collections, in the general 
 
 alphabet. 
 British drama: trag., com., and farces. 2 v. 1853. 1714.09 
 Cmnberland's Minor theatre. With remarks by D. G. 
 
 V. 1-16. L., [n.rf.] 18° 1721.16 
 
 Ciiniberhoid's British theatre. With remarks by D. G. 
 
 V. 1-48 1721.16 
 
 Dodsley (J?.) Select collection of old plays. 2d ed. 
 
 Withnotes byl. Keed. 12 V. 1830. . .1722.01 
 Frencli's Minor drama. Nos. 1-296. v. 1-37 in 21. 
 
 NewYork, [i(. d.] 12°. 1771.01 
 
 Frencli's Modern standard drama. Nos. 1-344. v. 1- 
 
 43 in 29. N. Y., [n.d.} 12° 1772.01 
 
 In asking for books, use the •■ Book Order," giving the AUTHOU'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUilBliH.
 
 424 
 
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 iondoii stage : a collection of plays. 4 t. 1830. 1732.17 
 Oxberr!/{W.,ed.) New EBglish drama. 12 v. 1731.10 
 
 Selections. 
 Hows (J. W. S.) Golden leaves from British and 
 
 American dramatic poets. 1S65. . . . 1731. 12 
 Lamb ( C. ) Specimens of English dramatic poets who 
 
 lived about the time of Shakespeare. 1854. 1732.09 
 
 Cornish Drama. 
 
 Norris (E.) Ancient Cornish drama. 2 v. 1859. 1733.31 
 Dramatic Art and Criticism. 
 
 Blaclcstme (H.) Ou dramatic composition, [in Oxford prize eB- 
 
 says, V. 1, p. 167-nO.] 2541.11 
 
 Brown [J. ) The laws of comedy, and their application to the 
 
 ancient and modern drama. [In Classical journal, v. 2. 
 
 181U.] 2742.02 
 
 Coleridge iS. T.) Lecturta on Shakespeare and other dramatists. 
 
 [Jn lus Works, v. 4, 1853.J 5U25.07 
 
 Fitzgerald (P.) Principles of comedy and dramatic 
 effect. 1870 1735.30 
 
 Girardin (Saint-Marc-). Lectures on dramatic litera- 
 ture ; or the employment of the passions in the 
 drama. From the French, by R. G. BarawelL 
 1824 1724.29 
 
 McDirmot (M. ) Philosophical inquiry into rhe source 
 of the pleasure derived from tragic representations. 
 1821. : 1735.32 
 
 ilanzonHA.) Sur I'unite de temps et de lieu dans la tragedie 
 etc. [/« Prose vane. 1869.J 7al7.10 
 
 Mazzini {J.) On the historical drama ; On fatality as an element 
 of dramatic art. [/a /us Writings, v. 2. J . . . . 6U53.09 
 
 Rumlt (J., earl). On plays. [/« /lis Essays, p. 88-123.] 5717.07 
 
 Schlenel [A. W. von). Lectures on dramatic art and 
 literature. Tr. by J. Black. 1846. . .1742.18 
 
 Scott ISir W.\ Essay on the drama. [In his Works, v. 1, 1833.] 
 ' 6005.13 ; 6086.02 
 
 Woods {G. B.) Dramatic topics. [In his Essays, f(c.. 1873.] 2546.18 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 5, 18(10 (The representative 
 
 art) : v. 10. 1862 (Plays aud play acting, by A. Dexter) j 
 
 Frasav's mag,, v. 6, 1862 (Oorneille and Dryden) , Feb., 1874 
 
 (Modern comedy). 
 
 English Drama. 
 
 Baker (D. K) Biographm dramatica ; or companion to 
 
 the playhouse. 3 v. in 4. 1S12 1712.23 
 
 V. 1. Alphabetical account of authors. 
 2-3. Alphabetical account of plays. 
 
 Chapman {J. K. ) Complete hist, of theatrical enter- 
 tainments, dramas, masques, and triumphs at the 
 English court, from the time of Henry VIII to the 
 present day. 171B.01 
 
 (Ulier (J. P.) History of English dramatic poetry to 
 Shakespaare: and aimals of the stage to the restora- 
 tion. 3v. 1831 1715.07 
 
 — Mamoirs of the principal actors in the plays of 
 Shakspeare. [Shak. soc] 1756.32 
 
 Canniaqkain (P.) Extracts from the accounts of the 
 revels at court in the r^-igns of Elizabeth and 
 James. Withiutrod. [Sliak. soc] . . 1756.07 
 
 Doraii {Dr. J. ) Annals of the English stage, from Bet- 
 tei-ton to Keau. 2 v. 1865 1715. 16 
 
 Dramatists of the present day. By "Q." Eeprinted 
 from " The Athtnajiim. 1871 1722.31 
 
 Fitzqernld (P.) Eomance of the EngMsh stage. 
 1875 1723.29 
 
 Friswcll (J. H.) Essays on Engl, writers, p. 125-167. 1869, 2526.17 
 
 Gall {J. ) Lives of the players. 2 v. 1831. . . 3263.03 
 Contents. 
 
 Farren (.1/(5S). v. 2. 
 Foote (a.un.). v. 1. 
 (iarrick (David), v.l. 
 Ciwiu (Nell), V. 1. 
 Hart (O.), V. 1. 
 Hayues (J.), v. 1. 
 Henderson (J ), v. 2. 
 Holcroft (Th.), v. 2. 
 Jordan (.l/(ss, , v. 2. 
 Komblo .J. P.j.v. 2. 
 King (T.), v. 2. 
 Kynaaton (E), v. 1. 
 
 (Jeueste tJ.) Some account of the 
 
 166U to 1830. [rt/.o/i.] 10 V. 18J2. . 
 Note. — The general index fiUa p. i-cxl. of 
 
 Baddeley(Yrs.l.T. 2. 
 Barry {Mrs. E), v. 1. 
 B.'Uaiuy {Mrs.), v, 2. 
 ButtoLtou(Th.),v. 1, 
 B >oth (Barton), v.l. 
 Ceutltvre {.\frs.), v.l. 
 Charlie {Airs. U.),v.2. 
 Cibber (Colley) v. 1. 
 Cooke ((i. Fr.), v. 2. 
 Dugget (Thos.), V. 1. 
 Emery (.John), v. 2. 
 Fai'quUar (Geo.). v.l. 
 
 Macklin Ch.). v. 2. 
 llouutlort (W.). V. 1. 
 Murphy (A.). V. 2.) 
 Oldield (.1/rs.), v. 1. 
 Quiu (Jas.), V. 1. 
 Uyau (Lacy), v. 1. 
 S.mdlord (S.), v. 1. 
 Savage (R.). V. 1. 
 Siddons (Mrs.), v. 2. 
 Weston (Thos), v. 1. 
 Wilks (R.). v. 1. 
 Woffiugtou (Peg),v.l. 
 
 English stage from 
 
 . 1724.01 
 
 1. 
 
 OUlUand(T.) Dramatic miiTor. 2 v. 1808. .1724.27 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Rise of the English drama ; Principal 
 
 players of Shakspeare's time. Histcu-y of the stage to 1807. 
 
 Country theatres. Biographical sketches nl dramatic writers 
 
 to 1806. V. 2. Biogr. aud critical account of actors to 1807. 
 
 Grinsled {T. P.) Theatres of London, past and present. [/» 
 
 Beutiey'a miscel., v. 35, 36, 1854 ; 6 articles.] 
 llazUtt { \V. ) Criticisms and dramatic essays of the 
 
 Eng. stage. L., 1854 2531.18 
 
 Same. 1851 2531.17 
 
 — Lectures on the dramatic literature of the age of 
 
 Elizabeth. 3d ed. 18-10 2531.11 
 
 Hazlili ( W. C. ) English di-ama and stage under the 
 
 Tudor and Stuart pf:inces, 1513-1664. Illus. by • 
 
 documents, treatises, and poems. Roxburgh libr., 
 
 1869. 1869 1731.23 
 
 Houston {A.) Ou the English drama. [In Afternoon lectures. 
 
 V. 1, p. 123-181, 1863.) ■ . 2512.20 
 
 Hudson {H. A'.) Origin and growth of the. [In his Shakespeare, 
 
 etc., V. 1.] 1764.04 
 
 Hunt (i.) Marriages from the stage. [In his Men, women, etc., 
 
 p. 37-Ca. 1847.) 2633.07 
 
 Kingstey {C.) Plays and puritans. [In his Sir Walter Ealeigh and 
 
 other papers, p. 74-119. 1869.] 2634.08 
 
 Mitllhews {Mrs. A.) Anecdotes of actors. 1844. 1733.10 
 R<jb.^on(W.) The old play-goer. 1S46. _ ._ .1735.29 
 Hussell (W. C.) Kepreseutative actors : criticism, anec- 
 
 (iotes, descriptions, etc. 1872 1742.17 
 
 SIcelton [J.) Early English life in the drama. [In Edinburgh 
 
 essays, 1856, p. 42-95. 1867.] 2628.06 
 
 titage of 1871 : a review of plays and players. 1st series. 
 By Hawk's-eye. [psewd.] 1871 1743.16 
 
 titockdale {J. J.) Covent Garden Journal. [1808-10.] 
 2 V. in 1. 1810 1715.01 
 
 Ulrici {H.) Sketch of the hist, of the EngUsh drama, to Shaks- 
 peare. [In Ids Shakspearee dram, art, v. 1. 1876.] 1762.01 
 
 Victor {B.) History ot the theatres of London and 
 Dublin from 1730 to 1759. 2 v. 1761. . . 1714.19 
 
 Ward (.A. W. ) History of English dramatic literature 
 to the death of queen Anne. 2 v. 1875. . 1745.10 
 
 Whipple {R P.) Literature of the age of Elizabeth. 
 1869 2752.27 
 
 White {R G.) Account of the rise and progress of the English 
 
 drama. [In his Lite of Shakespeare.] 1754.17 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 20, 1867 (Minor Elizabethan 
 dramatists) ; Blackwood, v. 76, 1854 (l^rospects) ; v. 79. 
 1856 ; v. 89, 1801 (Biogr. dramat.) ; Eraser's mag., v. 62, 1865 
 (Drama, past aud piesent) ; v. 71, 1805 (Drama in London); 
 V. 75, 1867 ^Theatre licenses in England; ; London soc, 
 Aug., Oct., 1874 , Jan., May, 1875 (Notes on popular drama- 
 lists, bv Peyton Wrey) ; Nat. qu. rev , Dec. 1873 (Dawn of 
 the English drama) ; North Brit, rev., v. 29. 1858 (Modern 
 Brit drama) ; Quar. rev., v. 95, 1854 (The drama) ; v. 132, 
 1872 (Drama iu Euglandj : We&tm. rev., v. 59, 1853. 
 
 jffi^ See also (in Biography : individual, p. 116-215) Uvea 
 of English ac^rs and drainaUsfs, as foQows : — 
 — Alleyn (Edward) ;— Baddeley (:»/rs ) ;-Bannister (John); 
 —Bellamy (.1/rs.);— Betterton (I'homas);— Betty (W. H. W.); 
 —Booth (Barton) ;— Booth (Edwm) ;— Booth (Junius Bru- 
 tus) ; — Bourcicault (Dion) ; — Bunu (Alfred) ;— Centlivre 
 (Susanna) ;— Cibber (CuUey) ;— Golman (George) ;— Con- 
 greve (Wiu) ;— Cooke (Geo. Ir.) ;— Cowley (Haunah) ;— 
 Cumberland (R. , ;— Davenant (Aii- Wni.) :— Dibdin (Th.) ; 
 EUiston (K.ihert W.);— Emery (John);— Farquhar (George); 
 Farren (Eliza) ;— Fennell (James) ;— Fitzball (Edward) ;— 
 Fletcher (John) ;— Foote (Samuel) :— Ford (John) ;— Gay 
 (Johu);— G-rimaldi (Joseph);- Inchbald Mrs. E.) ;— Jordan 
 {.)Iiss) ; — Kean (Charles) ; — Kean (Edmund) ; — Kemble 
 (Charles) :— Kemble (Adelaide) ;— Kemble (Frances A.) ; — 
 Kemble (Johu P.) ; — Lemon (Mark) ; — Lewes (C. L.) : — 
 Lewis (M. G.) ; -Macklin (Llharles] ;— Macready (Wm.) ; — 
 Matthews (Charles) ; — O Keefe (Johu ; — Oldfield {Mrs. 
 Auue) ;— CNedl (J/i5s) ;— Otway (Thomas) ;— Planche (J. 
 E.) ;— Poole (John) ;— Quin (Jas.) ;— Reynolds (Fred.) ;— 
 Robertson (T. W.) ;- Robinson {Mrs. Mary) ;— Shakspere 
 (Wm.) ;— Sheridan iR. B.) ;— Shirley (James) :— Siddons 
 (.1/1-5.) ;— Taylor (John) ;— Vanbrugh {Sir John) ;— Wallett 
 (Wm. F.) ;— Wilkinson (Tate) ;— Wofiington (Margaret) ;— 
 Wood (Wm. B.) ;— Wycherly (Wm.) i-Young (Charles M.) 
 
 French Drama. 
 
 Annh (L) litteraire et dramatique. Par G. Vapereau. v. 
 
 11. 1S68 2721.11 
 
 Gaulier {T.) Histoire de lart dramattque en Frauce 
 
 depuis vingt-cinq aus. 6 v. 1858-9. . . 1731.01 
 Gaboriau (M) Les comediennes ador^es. 2e ed. 
 
 1870. • • 1723.30 
 
 Hook {T., ed.) Adventures of an actor : picture of the 
 
 French stage during 50 years. 2d ed. 2 v. 
 
 1842 1712.07 
 
 Jaiiffrd (K) Le Theati-e revolutionnaire, 1788- 
 
 1799. 1731.07 
 
 )[Hurice (C.) Histoiro auecdotique du theatre, etc., 
 
 [1763-1848.] 2 V 1732.31 
 
 Peiitot (G B. and A.) Repertoire du Theatre frtin- 
 
 90is ; ou recueil des tragt-dies et comedies restees 
 
 BKOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
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 425 
 
 au theatre depuis Kotrou ; avec des notices sur 
 ohaqiie auteur, et I'examen de chaque piece. 23 v. 
 lsOli-04 7U51.01 
 
 Note.— For contents Bee Petitot. in genei'al alphabet. 
 
 jKS" For the works of Freuch dratuatiste. sri^. in the 
 geueral alphabet. Balzac (H. Je) ;— Beaumarchais ;— Ber- 
 
 Juin :— Corneille ;— Dumas :— FeuiUel |0 ) .— Geulis (.s. i\ 
 I. SI. A. del;— Hugo (Victor) ;— Moliere ;— OuUac (E.) :— 
 Racine ;— Regnard ;— Sardou (V.) ;— Scribe (Eugeuo) ;— 
 Vigixy (A. de) ;— Voltaire. • 
 
 .Vee also articles on the French drama in Blackwood's 
 mag., V. 74. l»5;t ; Contemp. rev., v. 18. 1871 (Fr. coinedy. 
 by lady Pulloilk) : Fraser's mag., v. 70, 1864 (Drama in 
 Paris) : Gentleman's mag., June, 1874 (Fr. stage of to.day, 
 by E. Jerrold) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 1, 1860 (Mod. Fr. drama : 
 New monthly, v. 2. 1851 (Fr. and English tr,if!edy) ; N. A. 
 rev., V. 96, 1863 ; Weatm. rev., v. CI, 1859 (Drama in Paris). 
 
 German Drama. 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) German playwrights. [In his Essays, v. 1.) 2517.13 
 J8®~ See also, in the general alphabet. Literature (Ger. 
 man) ; the works of Goethe. Grillparzer, Eotzebue, Lea- 
 sing, and Schiller: and Thompson (Beuj.) German theatre. 
 6 V. [1724.21]. 
 
 Greek Drama. 
 
 Campbell [T.) Observations on Greek drama. [/« Classical jour- 
 
 nal. V.33, p. 73.] 2742.08 
 
 De Quincey (T.) Theory of Greek tragedy. [In his Letters to 
 
 youngmen, p. 101-27. 1851.] 2522.09 
 
 Donaldson {J. W.) Tlieatre of the Greeks. 3d ed. 
 
 1830 1715.15 
 
 Jones {B.C.) Lectures on the dramatic poets, [.ffilschy- 
 
 lus, Euripides, and SoiAocles.] 18ii'2. . 1725."26 
 .See atso Nat. quar. rev., v. 3, 1861 (Greek comic drama ; 
 
 Al-istophanes); Westm. rev., v. 65, 1856 (Athenian comedy). 
 B®" See also JEchylus (p. 6) :— Aristophanes (p. 36) .— 
 
 Euripides :— Sophocles. ^(5o Literature IGreek). 
 
 Hindu Drama. 
 
 ^VUxon {H. JS.) Select sppcimens of the theatre of the 
 Hindus. 3 v. iu 1. 18'27 1744.30 
 
 V. 1. Dramatic system of the Hindus. Mrichchakati : or, 
 the toy cart 2. Vikrama and Urvasi , or, the hero and the 
 nymph. Malati and Madhava ; or, the stolen marriage. 
 Uttara Rama Cheritra ; continuation of the hiatory of Ra- 
 ma. 8. Mudra Itakshaaa ; or, the signet of the minister. 
 Retnavali ; or, the necklace. Appendux. 
 
 See also \Ye8tm. rev., v. 67. 1857 (Hindu drama). 
 
 j(0* See also Kaiidasa, for his various dramas. 
 
 Italian Drama. 
 
 Italian comedies. Tr. from the Italian of Goldoni, 
 Giraud, and Nota. N. Y.. 1819 1'2^. . . 1725.28 
 
 Contents : Goldoni (C.) An odd mistake. Morose good 
 man. Giraud (01.) Jealousy at fault. Mad prophet. Nota 
 (A.) The projector. First steps to folly. 
 Sand (M. ) Masques et bouffous (eomedie italienne). 
 Texte et de.ssins par Maurice Sand. Gravures par 
 A. Maiiceau. Preface par George Sand. 2 v. 
 1860 7038.01 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 99, 1864 (Recent Ital. comedy). 
 
 j^* See also, in the general alphabet. Alfieri (p. 11) ;— 
 Goldoui ;— Metastasio j— and their lives (in Biography). 
 
 Miscellaneous AA/'orks. 
 
 Cook (Dalion). Book of the play : histrionic story, life, 
 
 and character. 2 v. 1876 1714.32 
 
 T>nv'id<ie {W.) FootUght flashes. 1866. . .1715.12 
 
 il;(()Hr(«c table talk. 3 v. 1825 1723.01 
 
 Dryden [J.) Essay on dramatic poesy. [In his "Works.v. 15.] 5042.28 
 Fournel ( V. ) Curiosites theairales, ancieun^'s et mo- 
 
 deme.s, fran9aises et etrangeres. l.SSli. . 1724.16 
 Lawrence (J.) Dramatic emaucipati<jn ; or, studies on the state 
 
 of the theatres, etc. [lu Pamphleteer, v. 2, 1813.) 6058.02 
 Lngnn(0.) Apropos ol women and theatres. 5823.19 
 — Before the footlights and behind the scenes. 5823. 19 
 Neville (H. ) The stage • its past and present in relation 
 
 to the fine arts. 1875 1735.26 
 
 Percy anecdotes, v. 17. 1823 6211.17 
 
 Mysteries and Miracle Playa 
 
 Chester plays : mysteries. Ed. by T. Wright. 2 v. 
 
 [Shak-soc] 1756.17; 35 
 
 Guventiy mysteries. Ed. by J. O. HalliweU. [Sbak. 
 
 society.] 1756.U4 
 
 Deuisch {E 6. M.) The Roman passion play. [In Ids Remains, 
 
 p. 285-293. 1874.] 3546.07 
 
 Hone {W.) Ancient mysteries described. 1823. 1725.'23 
 Nmris(E.) The ancient Cornish diama. 2v.l859. 1733.31 
 Stokes i W.. ed. ) Gwreans an Bys. The creation of the 
 
 world : a Cornish mystery. 18113. . . . 6443.15 
 Toivneley {The) myMerieB. [/ft Surtees soc, v. 4.] . . .5161.04 
 Ulrtci (//.) Mysteries and moral pieces. [In his Shakspeare's 
 
 dram, art., v. 1, 1876.] 1752.25 
 
 Wright (r.) On the Coventry mysteries. [In Journal of British 
 
 arch, aasoc. v. 3.] 1461 03 
 
 See also Contemp. rev. Mch., 1876 (Mysteries, moralities, 
 
 and the di-ama, by Lady E. P. Verney). 
 JSS' See also Amergau patjaion plays, p. 423. 
 
 Roman Drama. 
 
 Snetl (L.) Remarks on the value of Roman tragedy. [In Class. 
 
 itftu-., V. 31. p. 70; V. 31, p. 66, '247: v. 33, p. 86. Wo.] 2752.U6 
 
 Stti also North Brit. rev., v. 41. 1864 (Early Roman traf::edy). 
 
 .etg- See also Literature {Rotnan) . and the works of 
 
 Plautus, Terence, and Seneca. 
 
 Russian Drama. 
 
 as- See Ed. rev., v. 128. 1868 (Modern Russian drama) ; 
 also Literature [Russian). 
 
 Spanish Drama. 
 
 B®- See Literature [.Spanish), for works of Ticknor. and 
 others ; also Eraser's uiag., v. 59. 60, 1859 (4 articles, by J., 
 E. Chorley) : New monthly, v. 10, 11, 1824 (4 art. on the 
 modern Spanish theatre, ; and. iu the general alphabet, 
 the names of Calderon de la Barca —Lope de Vega ; — 
 Breton de lo» Hereros ;— Moratin. 
 
 Theatres: their Construction. 
 
 Constant (C.) and Filippi (J. de). 'Parallfele des princi- 
 paux theatres modemes de I'Europe 'et des ma- 
 chines theatrales. 1 V. bd. in 2. 1860. . 
 
 Wure(S.) Bemarks on theatres. 1809. . .1314.17 
 
 Drama of kings. .S'oe Buchanan (R.) 1871 1623.23 
 
 Drama of the ancient world. See Lyndsay (D.) . . 1732.23 
 
 Dramatis person;©. See Browning (Robert) 1623,01 
 
 Dramatic stories. &e Phelps (L. H.) 1874 1742.07 
 
 Dramatic table talk, [anon.] 3 v. L.,1825. 16'. 1723.01 
 Dramatists of the present day. By"Q." Kepr. from 
 "The Athenseum." L., 1871. 8°. . . 17'22.31 
 Draper (Henry). Construction and use of a silvered glass tele- 
 scope. [In Smith, contrib.. v. 14.] 3937.14 
 
 Draper (James). History of Spencer, Mass.. includ. 
 brief sketch of Leicester. 2d ed. enl. Worcester, 
 
 8' 611.2fi 
 
 Draper (John C, ed.) See Tear-book of nature, etc. . . 3906.12 
 Draper (John Wm. ) History of the American civil 
 war. 3 V. New York, 18iJ7-70. 8°. . . 635.01 
 . Reviewed in Littell, 1872, v. 2 (from Brit. qu. rev.) 
 
 — History of the conflict between religion and science. 
 
 New York, 1875. V2.° 3.541.25 
 
 Reviewed in Catholic world. May, 1873 . and by Fiske (J.) 
 
 — History of the intellectual development of Europe. 
 
 New York, 18(i3. 8° 5814.05 
 
 Same. Revised ed. 2 v. N. Y., 1876. 12°. 5814.04 
 
 Reviewed in Westm. rev., v. 83, 1865. 
 
 — Human physiology. N. Y., 1860. 8°. . .4326.01 
 
 — Deficiencies of clerical educatioi% [In Youmans (E. L.) Mod- 
 ern culture 1867.] 6614.16 
 
 — Text-book on physiology. N. Y., 1866. 12°. 4325.07 
 
 — Text-book on anatomy, physiology and hygiene. 
 
 New York, 1866. 8° 4326.05 
 
 — Thoughts on the future civil policy of America. 
 
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 — Ti'eatise on the organization of plants : with appen- 
 
 dix on capillary attraction, electricity, and chemi- 
 cal action of light. New York, 1814. 4. . 4918.'25 
 fl®- For sketch of Dr. Draper, see Pop. science monthly, 
 Jan., 1874. 
 
 Drapier's letters. See Swift (J.) 6074.09 
 
 Draughts. .See Amusements. (Checkers, p. 24.) 
 
 Drawing. ."See Arts (Usetul : Drawing, mechanical and industrial, 
 p. 41); — Fine arts [Drawing ;— Expression ^ — Head j — Pro- 
 portion I 
 
 Drawing-room plays. See Drama (Amateur theatricals, p. 423). 
 
 Draysou (Capt. Alfred W. ; The earth we inhabit. 
 London, 18-59. 8° 4111.11 
 
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 1776, inclusive ; as rel. to South Carolina. Charles- 
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 A. Dyce. L.,1843. Itj'. [Percy soc, v. 7. 5060.07 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In O.'s English 
 
 poets, V. 4, 1811)1 1620. Oi 
 
 — Select uoems. Ed. by E. Sanford. [In S.'s British poets, 
 
 V. 2. '1819.1 1691.02 
 
 Dream (The) ; poems. &e Norton (//'m. Mrs. C.) . . 1074,00 
 
 Dream music. See Marrin {F. R.) 1870 1065.21 
 
 Dream of Pjtbagoras : poems. A'ee Tatham (E ) 1872. 1692.17 
 Dreamer (Luavea from the diary of a). Hei Tuckerman (H. T.) 
 Dreams. 
 
 — Beattie (7.) On dreaming, [In liis Works, v. 1.] . . 5015.09 
 
 — Letand IC. G.) Poetry and mystery of dreams. 
 
 1856 1664.01 
 
 — Seafidd (Frank). Literature and cnriosities of dreams. 
 
 2 V. 1865. . 3813.21 
 
 — HaslUl (ir.) On dreams. [In his Table talk, v, 2, p. 148-167, 
 
 1857.] 2631.04 
 
 See also Philosophy ;— Medicine {Medical Psycholegy) ;— 
 
 Occult scieucea ;— Sleep. 
 See a/so Winslow's jour, of psy. med,,v, 1, p. 512-31. 1848; 
 
 V. 4, p. 461-6U3 ; V. 9, p. 373-85, 544-61 ; v. 10, p. 292-313 ; 
 
 V, 11, p. 675-96 (On dreams induced by food) ; Winslow's 
 
 med. critic, v. 2, p. 193-230, 1802 (Dream thought aud life ; 
 
 Maomillans mag., April, 1871 (D. as illus, of unconscious 
 
 cerebration ; by F- P. Cobbe). 
 Dreamttiorp : a book of e.saays. See Smith (A.) .... 2643.11 
 
 Dred Scott decision. See Scott (Dred) 6623.2.) 
 
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 1843.) 3918.01 
 
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 1876.1 3911.29 
 
 Dresser (Horace E. ) The battle record of the Ameri- 
 can rebellion. N. Y., 1863. 8°. . . . 634.23 
 
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 16° 6432.25 
 
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 16° 6432.25 
 
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 Cup and platter ; or, notes on food and its ef- 
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 Drift and other poems. .S^ee Arnold (G-) 1803 1613.09 
 
 " Drifting about." See Massett (S.C.) 1846 3122.20 
 
 Driftings from the atream of hfo ; fugitive poem. See Bogart 
 (E) 1866 1615.03 
 
 DrilUng. See Arts (Us.ful), p. 41, 
 
 Drilhng. See Military science. 
 
 Drinking. .See Medicine [Beverages : — Stimufants and nareotics); 
 — also Arts [Use/uL : Liquors, p, 41) ; — Temperance quea- 
 tiou. 
 
 Drinking iu remembrance of the dead. ,S'ee Browne (Peter). 
 1873. . 3525.03 
 
 Drinking usag'ea. See Dunlap (.J.) 1344 6334.03 
 
 Dripps (M. ) Topgr. maps of New York city, county, 
 and vicinity ; showing the high water lines, pier 
 lines, elc. N. Y., 1855. 8° 1111.26 
 
 Droop (H. R.) On methods of electing representatives. 
 London, 186S. 8° 5717.16 
 
 Dropsy. See Medicine. (Drops;/.) 
 
 Drowue [Hev. T. Sta%id). Discourse on the com- 
 pletion of the tower and spire of the church of 
 Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, L. I. Dec. 19, 1867. 
 New York, 1«()8. 8° 3456.10 
 
 Droz (Fran9ois Xavier Joseph). The art of being 
 happy. Tr. with comments, by T. Flint. Boston, 
 1832. 8° 3545.08 
 
 Droz (Gustave). Autour d'une source. New York, 
 1870. 8° 7018.10 
 
 — Around a spriug. Tr. by MS. N.Y., 1871. 8°. 17.5.53 
 
 — Babolain. Tr. by M8. N. Y., 1873. 16°. 176.30 
 
 — Le cahier bleu de mile Cibot. 19 j ed. Paris, [«. J.] 
 
 16° 7043.18 
 
 Drugs. See Medicine {.Materia mnliea. ; — Ptmrmacy ; — Poisons ; — 
 
 — Narcoties and stimnhtnfs). 
 Druids. See Biblical and relig. lit., p. 84 ; also Wait (D. G.) On 
 
 the origin of the D. [/n Class, journal, v. 7, p. 172 ; v. 8, 
 
 p. 225 : V, 11, p. 1, 1813 ;] Dublin univ, mag,, v, 86, 1875 
 
 (Druidism, by A. Clive). 
 
 Druitt (Ivobert). lleport on cheap wines, and their 
 use. Loudon, 18(i5. 16° 3931. 28 
 
 — — Same. 2d ed. London, 1873. 12°. . .3931.28a 
 Drummond (James, earl of Perth). Letters to his sis- 
 
 ter the countess of Erroll. etc. ; ed. by W. Jerdan. 
 ■ London, Oividen soc, 1845. 4° 5112.33 
 
 Drummond (Bev. James). Thoughts for the chris- 
 tian life. N. Y., 1864. 12° 3544.10 
 
 Drummond (Robert Blackley). Erasmus, his life and 
 character. 2 v. Londou, 1873. 16°. . . 3054.27 
 
 Drummond (Sir Wm. ) The CEdipus Judaicus. New 
 ed. London, 1866. 8° 3731.21 
 
 — Origines ; or remarks on the origin of several em- 
 
 pires, etc. 4 V. London, 1824-29. 8°. . . 425.26 
 
 Drummond (Wm., of llawthornden). Poetical works. 
 
 Ed. by W.B. TurnbuU. London, 1856. 16°. 1642.10 
 
 — Poems Ed., with life, by A. Chalmers. [In C.'s English 
 
 poets, V. 6, 1810.1 1626.05 
 
 — Select poems, [In Sanford (E.) Brit, poets, v. 5, 1819.] 1691.05 
 
 ,6®" For lives of D-, see Biography (p. 140). 
 Drummond (Win. Hamilton). Doctrine of the Trinity, 
 
 founded neither on scripture nor on reason. 3d ed. 
 
 London, 1831. 8° 3544.18 
 
 Drunken Barnabee's four journeys. See Braithwaite (R.) 1622.03 
 Drunkenness. See Temperance; — a/oto Medicine. [AlcolwLic 
 
 Liquors.) 
 
 Dnury (Henry, ^. 3/.) Arimdines cami, sive musarum 
 Cantab. lusus canori. Cantab., 1843. 8°. 1642.11 
 
 Druses. See Countries, ete. {Druses, p. 304.) 
 
 Dryden (John). Works. With notes, and life of the 
 author, by Sir Walter Scott. 2d ed. 18 v. Edin- 
 burgh, 1821. 8° 5042.14 
 
 Absalom and Achitophel, v. 9. 
 Albion and Albanius ; opera, 
 
 V. 7. 
 Ail for love : a tragedy, v. 5. 
 Amboyna : a tragedy, v. 5. 
 Almanzor and Almahide : trag. 
 
 V. 4 
 Amphitryon ; a comedy, v. 8. 
 Annus mirabiUs ; the year of 
 
 wonders, v. 9. 
 Art of painting, by C. A. Du 
 Fresnoy, with original pre- 
 face, containing a parallel be- 
 tween painting aud poetry, 
 V. 17. 
 Art of poetry, v. 15. 
 Assignation : a comedy, v. 4. 
 Astrea redux, v. 9. 
 Aureng-zebe : a tragedy, v, 5. 
 Britannia rediviva : a poem, 
 
 v. 10. 
 Character of M. St. Evremont, 
 
 v. 18. 
 Character of Polybins, v. 18. 
 Charles II. Panegyric on his 
 
 coronation, v. 9. 
 Chiiuoer (Tales from), v. 11-12. 
 Clcomenes : a tragedy, v. 8, 
 Controversy between Dryden 
 and Stillingfleet concerning 
 the duchess of York's conver- 
 sion to the church of Rome. 
 V. 17. 
 Cromwell : Heroic stanzas to 
 
 the memory of, v. 9. 
 Don Sebastian : a tragedy, v, 7. 
 Dramatic works, v. 2 6. 
 Duke of Guise : a tragedy, v, 7, 
 Dutch (Satire on), v. 9. 
 Elegies and epitaphs, v. 11. 
 Epistles, v. 11. 
 
 Essay on dramatic poesy, v. 15. 
 Evening's love: a comedy, v. 3. 
 History of the League, v. 17. 
 Hind and the panther ; a poem. 
 
 v. 10. 
 Hyde (To lord chancellor) : a 
 
 poem, v. 9. 
 Index, v. 18. 
 
 Indian emperor : or, conquest 
 of Mexico by Spaniards, v. 2. 
 Indian queen : a tragedy, v. 2. 
 King Ai'thur: a dramatic opera, 
 V, 8. 
 
 — Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. Ed. by A. Chalmers. 2 v. [In 
 
 C.'s English poets. V. 8-9. 1810.] 1626 08 
 
 — Poetical works. [With lile by J. Mitford. ] 5 v. 
 
 London, 1852. 16° 1611.21 
 
 ConfenU : v. 1. Life. Poems, to various persons. Astrrea 
 redux. Annus iiiirabilis. Es^ay upon satire. Absalom and 
 Achitophel, pt. 1. 2. Absalom and Achitophel, pt. 2. 
 The medal. Religio laici. Funeral poem to Charles ll. 
 Verses to J. Northleigh. Hind aud panther. Britannia 
 rediviva. MacFlecuoe. Epistles. Elegies and epitaiiha. 
 3- SoDga, odes, aud a masque. Prologues and epiloiiues. 
 Translations from Theocritus, Lncretiua, aud Horace. To 
 
 Letters, v. 18. 
 
 Life of Dryden, by Sir W. Scott, 
 
 V. 1. 
 Life of Lucian, v. 18. 
 Life of Plutarch, v. 17. 
 Life of St. Francis Savier, by 
 
 Bouhours, translated, v, 16. 
 Life of Virgil, v. 13. 
 Limberham : a comedy, v. 6. 
 Love triumphant, v. 8. 
 MacFleckuoe ; a satire against 
 
 Thomas Shadwell, v. 10. 
 Marriage a-la-mnde : com., v. 4. 
 Medal: a satire against sedition, 
 
 v. 9. 
 Mock astrologer (An evening's 
 
 love ; or). V. 3. 
 Odes, songs, and lyrical pieces, 
 
 V. 11. 
 CEdipus : a tragedy, v. 6. 
 Poems ascribed to Dryden, v. 15. 
 Preface to dialogue concerning 
 
 women, v. 18. 
 
 Prologue, song, secular masque, 
 
 and epilogue, written for the 
 
 Pilgrim, v. 8. 
 
 Prologues and epilogues, v. 10. 
 
 Religio laici ; a layman's faith, 
 
 V, 10. 
 Rival ladies : a tragi-com., v. 2. 
 Rymer aud Keads (Answer to), 
 
 v. 15. 
 Secret love ; or, maiden queen, 
 
 V. 2. 
 Sir Martin Mar-all ; com., v. 3. 
 Spanish friar, comedy, v. 6. 
 State of innocence and fall of 
 
 mau : an opera, v. 5. 
 Tempest : a comedy, v. 3. 
 Threuodia Augustalis, v. 10. 
 Transl. from Boccace, v. 11. 
 Tranal. from Homer, v. 12. 
 TraiisL from Horace, v. 12. 
 Transl. from Juvenal, v. 13. 
 Transl. Irom Lucretius, v, 12. 
 Transl. from Ovid, v. 12. 
 Transl. from Perseus, v. 13. 
 Transl. from Theocritus, v. 12. 
 Transl. from Virgil, v, 13-16. 
 Troilus aud Cressida: trag , v. 6. 
 Tyrannic love : a tragedy, v. 3. 
 Wild g.'dlant : a comedy, v. 2. 
 York (To duchess of), v. 9. 
 
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 the Duke of Ormoiul. Preface to the Fables. To the diich- 
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 4. Tales from Chaucer. Transl. from Boccace. Trausl. 
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 gniitie of the Britau tongue. Ed. by H. B. Wheatley. 1865. 
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 D.W.Nash. Ed. by H. B. Wheatley 11, 19, 35, 37, 47. 
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 ray. 1^. Adam of CoUsani. Wright's chaste wife. Ed. by 
 F. J. Furnivall. 13. Selnte Marherete the meiden aut 
 martyr, iu old Eughsh. Ed. by O. Cockayne. 14. King 
 Horn, with fragmcnt^^ of Floriz aud BlauncheHur aud of 
 the Assumptiou of Our Lady. etc. Ed. by J. K. Lumby. 
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 tracts from 29 mss. of Piers Plowtuau. Ed. by W. W. ykeat. 
 Id Halt meitleuhatl ; alliterative honiiiy of the 13th 
 cent. Ed. by O Cockayue. 19. See 11. 20. KoUe de 
 Hainpole (R.) Euglish prose treatises. Ed by G. G. Perry. 
 21. See lO. 22. La Courdrette. Romans of Partuay or 
 of Lusigiieu. otherwise known as the Tale of Me.usine ; tr. 
 %)ai the French, 1500-20. Ed. by W. W. Skeat. 23. Dan 
 Michel's .\yenbite of inwyt ; or. Remorse of conscience ; 
 in the Kentish dialect. 1340. Ed. by R. Morris. 24. Fur- 
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 ment of devils, etc.. 1867. 25. Furnivall (F. J.) Stacions 
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 ley. 28. 38. Langland [W.f Visiou of William cone. 
 Piers Plowman, etc. Ed. by W. W. Skeat. 1807-69. 29. 34. 
 Morris (R 1 Early Euglish homihes. pt. 1-2, 1867-68. 63. 
 Same. 2d series. 30. Pierce the ploughman's crede, 1394 ; 
 app. God spede the plough. 15ii0 Ed. by W. W. Skeat. 
 31. MjTTC (.J.) Instructions lor parish priests. Ed. by E. 
 Peacock. 32. Furnivall (F.J.) Babees book. Bokes of nur- 
 ture of H. Rhodes aud J. Russell. Wyukyn de Worde's 
 
 Boke of Keruyngo. The Booke of demeanor. The Boke of 
 curtasye. Seager's Schoole of vertue, &c., kc. With some 
 French aud Latin poems on Uke subjects, aud some fore 
 words on education in early England, 1868. 33. La Tour 
 Landry (G. de). Book of the knight of L. Tr. aud ed. by 
 T. Wright. 34. i'ee 29. Zb. See 11. 36. See 10. 
 37. See 11. 38. See 28. 39, 56. Colonna (G. del. 
 The ' Gest hystoriale ' of the destruction of Troy ; from 
 
 • Hysteria Troiana.' Ed, by G. A. Panton and D. Donaldson. 
 1868 74. 40. Smith (T.) English gilds ; -with iutrod. by 
 his daughter Lucy ; aud essay, by L. Brentano. 1870. 41. 
 Lauder (W) Minor poems. Ed, by F. J. Furnivall. 42. 
 Bemardus. Decura jeifamularis, with some early Scottish 
 prophecies, etc. Ed. by J. B. Lumby. 43. Ratis raving, 
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 called The Romance of the Seiut Graal or Holy Grail. With 
 
 • The Life of Joseph of Armathy ; ' ' De Sancto Joseph ab 
 Ariinathia ; ' and ' The Lyfe of Joseph of Armathia.' Ed. 
 by W. W Skeat 1871. 45, 50. Kiug Alfred s West Saxon 
 versi(m of Gregory's pastoral care, with Eng. trans., etc. 
 Ed. by H. Sweet. Pts. 1-2, 1871-72. 46. Morris (R.) Le- 
 gends of the holy rood, symbols of the passion, and cross- 
 poems : in old English of 11th, 14th, and 15th cent. 1871. 
 47. See 1 1. 48. C. R., <?e>i(. Times' whistle : or, A newe 
 daunce of seven satires, and other poems. Ed. by J, M. 
 Cowper. 49. Morris (R.) An old Eugl. miscellany. 1872. 
 50. See 45. 51. Cockayne (0.) St. Juliana. 52. Palla- 
 dius. On husbondrie. Ed. by B.Lodge. Pt. 1. 53. See 34. 
 54. Langland (W,) Vision of Wilham concerning Piers 
 the plowman, pt. iii. Bichard the redcless. The crowned 
 king. Ed. by W. Skeat. 1873. 55. Generydes. aromance in 
 seveu-hne stanzas. Ed. by W. A. Wright. Pt. 1. 56. 6'ee 
 39. 57, 59. Cursor muudi (The Cursnr o the world). 
 A Northumbrian poem of the 14th cent. Pts. 1-2. 1874-76. 
 58. The Blickling homilies of the 10th century. Pt. 1. Ed. 
 by R. Morris, 60. Bonavenmra [Card. John). Medita- 
 tions on the supper of Our Lord, aud the Hours of the 
 Passiou. Ed. by J. M. Cowper. 61. Romance and pro- 
 phecies of Thomas of Erceldouue. Ed. by J. A. H. Murray. 
 1875. 
 
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 8° 
 
 Namely : v. 1. Romance of Wilham of Palcrne ; added, 
 a fragment of Alisaunder. Ed. by W. W. Skeat. 1867. 2, 
 7, 14, 23. EUis (A. J.) Early Eughsh pronunciation. 
 Pt. 1-4. 1867-74. 3. Caxton's Book ol curtecye. Ed. by 
 F. J. Furnivall. 1868. 4. Lay of Havelok the Dane, 
 1280. Re-ed. by W. W. Skeat. 5. Chaucer's transl. of 
 Boethius's ' De consolatione philosophi;e.' Ed. by B. Mor- 
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 Gibbs. 7. See 2. 8. Gilbert [Sir H.) Queen Elizabeth's 
 achadeiny. 1869. Booke of precedence. Versions of the 
 Good wife. The 'Wise man, etc. Maxims. Lydgate's Order 
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 Harman 8 Caueat. Ed. by E. Viles and F. J. Furnivall. 
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 defence ^>t the berde ; answerynge the treatyse of Borde. 
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 Crowley (K.) Select works. Ed. by J, M. Cowper. 1872. 
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 History of the Holy Grail, Engllsht ab. 1450, by Herry 
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 London, [1871."] 12^ 3441.25 
 
 Bdgar (John G.) Boyhood of great men. New York, 
 
 1856. 16" 3263.23 
 
 Nittc,—TPor Contents see Biography, (p. 115). 
 ^ — Crusades and the crusaders. B., 1800. 16=. 6623.12 
 • r—Footprmts of famous men. N. Y., 185G. 16°. 3263.18 
 
 — History for boys ; modern Europe. New York, 1855. 
 
 16" 442.12 
 
 — Sea-kiugs and naval heroes. N. Y., 1863.10°. 3263.17 
 Edgar (Samuel). Variations of popery. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1838. 8° 3545.10 
 
 Bdgartou ("W. P. ) The New York speaker. New York, 
 
 1860. 12°. 6332.11 
 
 Edge-worth (Maria «ncZ Kichard L.) Practical educa- 
 tion. New York, 18.55. 12° _ 5513.10 
 
 &e' For hio'ir. votio's of the Edgeworth fiirauy, ses Bio- 
 graphy {p. 141). For Maria Edgeworth'H novtis, S'X Fiction 
 claes-liBt. 
 Edinburgh. .SVe Countries. {Edinburgh, p. 305.) 
 Bdiuburgh cabinet library. 39 v. Ediub., 1833-49. 
 16° 
 
 Contents. 
 Crichton (A.) History of Arabia. 2 v. 2d cd. . . . 1041,08 
 
 — and Wheaton (U.) Scandinavia. 2 v 542.04 
 
 Fraser (J. B.) Mesopotamia and Assyria. 2d ed. . . 1041.11 
 
 * — Persia, from the earliest ages. 2d ed 1041.10 
 
 Hist, account of circumnavigation of the globe, [anon.] 921.0G 
 Hist, and descrip. of Iceland, Greenland, and the Faroe 
 
 Islanils. [anon.] 1142.01 
 
 Humboldt (F. H. A. von). Travels and researches in Equinoctial 
 
 America, and in Asiatic Kiissia 1164.01) 
 
 Lives aufl voyages : Drake, Cavendish. Dampier. [anon.] 921.25 
 Macgillivray (W.) Lives of eminent zoologists. . . 3252.04 
 Murray {Hugh). The United States : history, industry, etc. 
 
 3 V 672.04 
 
 — [aTid others). Account of China. 3v 1021.03 
 
 Account of British America. 3v 5G2.01 
 
 Account of British India. 3 v 1012 03 
 
 > Discovery and adventure in Africa 1»81.01 
 
 ' Discovery and adventure in the Polar regions. 1142.06 
 
 ' Polo (M.) Travels, notea by H. Murray. 2d ed. . . . 1041.06 
 
 Hussell (M.) History of.tho Barbary States 1081.05 
 
 — Nubia and Abyssinia 1081.03 
 
 — Palestine, or the Holyland. 4th ed 1042.08 
 
 — Polynesia 1061.01 
 
 — View of ancient and modern EgyiJt 1081.07 
 
 Spaulding (W.) Italy and tho Italian Islands, from the earliest 
 
 ages. 3 v _. . 532.01 
 
 Tytier (P. F.) Progress of discovery on the more northern 
 coasts of America 562.04 
 
 — Life of King Henry the Eighth 3077.20 
 
 — Life of .Sir Walter Kaleigh 3147 15 
 
 Voyages round tho world, from Capt. Cook, [anon.] . 921.07 
 
 Edinburgh encyclopedia, conducte^l^y David Brew- 
 ster. 18 v. PhUa., 1832. 4° 
 
 Edinburgh essays by members of the University. 1S56. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1857. 8° 2528.05 
 
 Contents : Plato, by J. S. Blackie. Early English life in 
 the drama, by J. Skelton. Homoeopathy, by AV. T. Gaird- 
 ner. Infauti Perduti, by A. Wilson. Progress of Britain 
 in the mechanical arts, by J. Rime. Scottish ballads, by A. 
 Smith. Sir Wm. Hamilton, by T. S. Bayues. Chemical final 
 causes, by G. Wilson. 
 
 Edinburgh medical and surgical journal, v. 16-22. 
 Edinburgh, 1871-76. 8° 8068.01 
 
 Edinburgh review, or critical journal. Oct., 1802 — Oct., 
 1877. v. 1-140. L., 1806-77. 8°, . . . 8071.01 
 
 Same. General index. 5 v. L., 1810-76. 8°. 
 
 1, V. 1-20. 2, V. 21-50. 3. v. 51-80. 4, v. 81-110. 6.V. 111-140. 
 
 — Bagehot (U^.) Tho first Edinburgh reviewers. [In Ais Esti- 
 mates, p. 1-46. 1858.] 2517.24 
 
 Editing. Boyd {A. K. H.) Essay concerning cvitting and carv- 
 ing. [Inhis Every-day philosopher, 1863; p. 278-317.] 2514.08 
 
 Editorial life. .S'ce Journahsm. 
 
 Bdkius (Joseph). China's place in philosophy. Lou- 
 don, 1871. 12° 0421.05 
 
 Edmeads [Rev. Wm.) National establishment ; thoughts on the 
 consequences of commuting the tithes. Oxford, 1816. B'. 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 7, p. 1-31.) 6068.07 
 
 Edmonds (John Worth) and Dexter (George T.) 
 Spiritualism. With appendix by N. P. Tallmadge. 
 New York, 1853. 8° 3817.33 
 
 Edmonds (S. Emma E.) Nurse and spy in the Union 
 army. Hartford, 1865. 12° 644.04 
 
 Edmunds (Flavell). Traces of history in the names 
 of places. London, 1869. 12°. . . . 472.19 
 
 EDUCATION, 
 
 . Bibliography. 
 
 Low (Sampson) & Co. Classified catalogue of educa- 
 tional works in use in the United Kingdom and 
 its dependencies. 1876 5522.17 
 
 Steiger {E.) Classified descriptive catalogue of publications on 
 education. [In Kiddle (H.) and Schem (A. J.) Year-book 
 of education, 1878.] 6638.01 
 
 Biography of Teachers and Educators. 
 
 Barnard {II., cd. ) [American] Educational biography. 
 2d ed. 1861 55i4.20 
 
 Contents : Ezekiel Cheever. Samuel Johnson. Caleb 
 Bingham. Timothy Dnight. T. H. Gallaudet. D. Olm- 
 sted. Emma Willard. S. R. Hall. J. G. Carter. Warren 
 Colburn. Gideon F. Thayer. Wm. Russell. Harvey P. 
 Peet. Wm. A^Vlcott. W. C. Woodbridge. Walter B. 
 Johnson. WilUr Fisk. John Kingsbury. Lowell Mason. 
 G. B. Emerson. C. E. Stowe. Samuel Lewis. Horace 
 Maun. Cyrus Peirce. Nicholas TiUingbast. Francis 
 Dwight. David Perkins Page. W, F. Phelps. John S. 
 Hart. F. A. P. Barnard. 
 
 flhff* For sketches of the lives of several hundred Eng- 
 lish and foreign teachers and educators, in Barnard's Amer. 
 journal of ed., see p. 38-41 of its Index [5531.23]. 
 
 Classical or Liberal Education. 
 
 Seattle {J.) On the ittiUty of classical learning, {/n his Works, 
 v. 6.) 6015.14 
 
 Clark {W. a.) [/n Cambr. essays, 1855 : p 281-308.] . .2517.13 
 
 Classical studies : • essays, etc. By B. Sears, B. B. Ed- 
 wards. C. C. Felton. 1843 5513.28 
 
 Farriir {F. W., ed.) Essays on a liberal education. 
 
 1867 551.5.21 
 
 Parker (C. S.) History of classical education. Sidgwick 
 (H.) Theory of classical education. Seeley (J. R.) Univer- 
 sity education. Bowen (E. E.) Teaching by grammar. 
 Farrar(F. W.) Greek and I^tin ver.so composition. Wilson 
 (.J.W.) On teaching natural science in sctionls. Hales 
 (J. W.) The teaching of English. Johnson W.) On the 
 education of the reasoning faculties. Houghton {Lord). 
 On the present social results of classical education. 
 Reviewed by John Fiske, in N. A. rev., v. 10", 1868. 
 
 Godwin {W.) (/n /lis Enquirer, 1797 : p. 36-6.';.] . . . .2526.17 
 Higginson {T. W.) [In his Atlantic essays. 1871 : p. 325-41.] 2528.28 
 International review, v. 1, 1874 (Study of the classics, by 0. El- 
 liott) 
 
 Knox ( V.) Remarks on the tendency to degrade grammar schools. 
 
 1821 [In Pamphleteer, v. 19.) 6058.19 
 
 Legarc {H. S) [/?i /iis Writings, v. 2, p. 1-51.] . . . .5047.07 
 Ogitvie {C. A.) Classical and math. ed. [/n Oxford prize essays, 
 
 V. 3, 1836.] 2641.13 
 
 Sedgwick {A.) Discourse on classical, metaphysical, moral, and 
 
 natural studies, (/n /us Discourses, ((c. p. 141-260.] 3913.17 
 
 Seeley {J. R.) EugUsh in schools. [In his Roman imperialism, etc. 
 
 1871.] 2642.31 
 
 See also Pop. sci. monthly, Oct., 1872 (English against the 
 classics). 
 Sewell ( W. ) Essay on the cultivation of the intellect 
 by the study of the dead languages. 1830. .5515.24 
 Note. — Devoted to an analysis of the law of association of 
 ideas as connected with mental disciphne, with but slight 
 reference to tlie dead languages. 
 Taylor (!<. H.) Classical study. 1870. . . .5513.25 
 Note. — A collection of essays written in favor of classical 
 Btudy. by Joshua Jones, F. Thiersch. H. S. Legare, Wm. 
 Whewell, J. S. Hill, Noah Porter, Joseph Payne, B. B. Ed- 
 wards, J. Conington, W. H, Gardiner, J. piUans, G. B. 
 Loring, W. Y. Sellar, J. Mct'osh. E. D. Sauborii, D. Masson, 
 P. H. Sears, C. C. Felton, S. G. Brown, D. W. Thompson, 
 G. .Smith, L. Campbell. 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 47, 1863 (Class, school books, by 
 T. K. Arnold) : Fortnightly rov.. v. 9, 1868 (by T. Fowler) ; 
 Contemp. rev., v. 9, 1868 (Lowe and Huxley on the classics, 
 by L. G. Smith). 
 4Etr See also Universities, in the general alphabet 
 
 Co-education of the Sexes. 
 
 fl(S- See Scribner's moiitldy, Sept., 1871 (article by A. 
 Hyde) ; Kiddle and Scliem's Cyclopiedia of education ; and 
 Annual reports of the 0. S. commissioner of education. 
 
 College life. 
 
 Bulls (I.) Chapters of college romance. 1863. 5513.20 
 Four years at Yale, by a graduate of 'tiO. 1871. 5513.27 
 Osgood (S.) Student Ufe. 1861 6512.07 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY,
 
 EDUCATION 
 
 435 
 
 Pijcroft {J.) Collegian's guitle : or recollections of 
 college days. 1858 5512.17 
 
 IIall{B. IL) College words and customs. 3851. 5513.13 
 Ste also Loudon Boc, Mch.. Apl . 1809 (Amer. univ. cus- 
 toms, by G. M. Towle) ; Lippiucott'e mag., Apr., 1876 (Tho 
 college studeut, by J. M. Hurt). 
 
 For Romances of colleg-' lift: see Verdant Green [141.13];— 
 Tom Bro\vu at Oxford [2U.45i ;— Fair Harvard [1*14.34];— 
 Studeut life at Harvard [25i.70] ; — Haniiueramitli ; bis 
 Harvard days [245.21] ;— Peudenuis [255.47]. 
 
 Common School Education. 
 
 M,wi^ (K) Free school system of U.S. 1875. 5534.11 
 
 J'hi:brick {J. D.) Inspection of cuuutry schoole. [In Amer. eoc. 
 .sci assoc. Trana., no. 1, 18C>y.] 5811.01 
 
 PoW r {A. ) and Emerson ( (?. B.) The school and school- 
 master. 1844 5514.03 
 
 RamhiH (.S. S.) First principles of popular education 
 and public instruction. lS6y 5514.08 
 
 Ttti/hr {J. O.) The district school 1834. . 5522.05 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 91. 1862 (Public scbools and 
 tbe poor) ; Fraser's mag., v. 80, 1869 (Primary education) ; 
 Quar. rev., v. 92, 1853 (Factory schools) ; v. 110, 1861 (Edu- 
 cation of the poor) ; v. 132. 1872 (Primary education in 
 Ireland) ; 'Westm. rev., v. 91, 1869 (Primary education) ; 
 Ed. review, v. 98 (Popular ed. iu tbe U. S., 1853) ; New 
 Englauder, v. 13, 1855 (Common school eystem of Mass.) ; 
 Nat. quar. rev., v. 7, 1S63 (Education in N. Y.city) : Westm. 
 rev., V. 59. 1853 (Ed. iu U. S.) ; N. A. rev., Jan., 1876 (Ed. in 
 Amer., 1776-1876, by D.C.GUman): Nat. qn. rev.. Dec , 1875. 
 See also Nat. ed. (p. 438);— England (p. 436) ;— U. States (p. 439). 
 
 Compulsory Education. 
 
 M'Cosh (J.) On compulsory education, [/n Nat. assoc. prom, 
 aoc. sci. Trans., 1867 ; p. 379-385.] 5815.12 
 
 NoTlhrup {B. G.) Legal prevention of illiteracy. [In his Educa- 
 tion abroad. 1873.] 5518 08 
 
 Questions for a reformed parliament, p. 131-199 [Popular educa- 
 tion, by C. a. Parker) 5724.14 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., v. 14. 1870 (by F. Seebobm) ; June, 
 1876 (Laws for compulsory ed., by J. White) ; Westm. rev., 
 V. 92, 1869 ; Macm. mag., Nov. 1876 (Results of five years 
 compulsory ed. in England). 
 
 Cyclopaedias, Year-books, and Periodicals. 
 American educational annual, v. 1, 1875. . 5522.14 
 Kducational year-book, 1872-73. 2 v. . . . 5511.07 
 Kiddle {H.) and Sckem {A. J.) Cyclopiedia of educa- 
 tion. 1877 5528.28 
 
 — Year-book of education. 1878 2538.01 
 
 Periodicals. 
 .America* educational monthly. 11 v. New York, 
 
 1861-74. 8° 5533.01 
 
 American journal of education. Ed. by H. Barnard. 
 V. 1-24, 1856-73. Hartford, 1856-73. 8^ . 5531.01 
 jVo?e.— v. 11-16 are also entitled 'New series, v. 1-16 ;' 
 and V. 17-24, "National series, v, 1-8." 
 
 Contents : v. 1. American association for the advance- 
 ment of education. Proceedings, 1849-54. Henry (J.) 
 Philosophy of education. Cole (D.) Classical education. 
 Richards (Z.) Discipline, mental and mural. Hamill (S ) 
 School government. Huntington ,F. D.) Unconscious tui- 
 tion. Olmstead (D.) Democratic tendencies of science. 
 Barnard (F, A. P.) Improvements practicable iu American 
 colleges. Hodgins (G.) Popular education in upper Canada. 
 Abbott Lawrence. Peabody institute. Tappan {H. P ) 
 Progress of educational development in Europe, Lewis 
 (T.) Method of teaching Latin aud Greek. Biography of 
 Ezekiel Cheever, with notes on the early free schools aud 
 text books of New England. Gilman D. C.) Scientific 
 schools in Europe, Brooks (0.) Moral educatjou. Thayer 
 (G. F.) Letters to a young teacher. [Contiiiuedin v. 2 6.] 
 Bache (A.D.) \ national university. Le Verrier. Ele- 
 mentary inetructiou in matbematice. Brockett (L. P.) 
 Idiots, and institutions for their training. Biogr. sketch of 
 Henry Barnard. 
 
 2- American institute of instruction, 1818-55. Biogr. of 
 "Wm. Lawrence. Hammond (C) History of Lawrence 
 acad. at Groton. Mass. Milton on education. Halderman 
 (Prof.), Brooks (C). Pierce (B.) Remarks on a national 
 univ. G-ilman (D. C.) Higher and special schools of science 
 aud literature iu France. Russell (W.) Lectures to a class 
 of young teachers. [Cont'd in v. 2.] Seguin (E.) Treatment 
 and training of idiots. Davies (Fro/.], Randall (S. S.). 
 McElligott (J. N.). Potter (bishop). Relig. instruction iu 
 public schools. Gillespie (W. M.) Instruction in mathema- 
 tics, as prescribed fur admission to the Polytech. school of 
 France. How^e(S. G.) Modern Greek language. Hillard 
 {G. S.) Boston city library. Vail (T. H. i Hints on reading. 
 Condition of commou or public schools in the United 
 States, 1855, Gould (B A., jr.) An American university. 
 Edson (T. Biogr. of Warren Colburn. Dana (J. D.) Science 
 and scientific schools. Clark (T. M.) Edncaiiou required 
 by tlio times. Dwight(M.A.) Art, as a branch of educa- 
 tiou. [Cmtt'd.] Catholic educatitpual establishments in the 
 U.S. Public instruction in duchy oi Nassau. Gradation of 
 
 public schools. Official exposition of common scbooU in the 
 United States. Burgess (G.) Thoughts on religion and 
 public schuols. Edwards (H.) Memoir of Nicholas Tilling- 
 haat. Inaug. of the Dudley nbwcrvatory at Albany. Everett 
 (E.; Uses of astronomy. Reid (D. B.) College of architect- . 
 ure. Norwich free academy. [ConfUinv. S ] 
 
 3. J. H. Wichem and the rough bouse. Roger Ascham. 
 Russell (W.) Cultivation of the faculties of expressiuu. 
 Duffield (D. B.) Duty of the state in regard to education. 
 The school and the teacher iu literature, [(.'ont'd m v. 3, 4.] 
 
 *The Public high school. Free academy at Norwich, (Conn.) 
 GammeU(W.,i Memoir of Nicholas Brown. C U. Zeller 
 aud institution at Beuggen, for training t'^acliers of schools 
 for orphan and vicious children. Jacob Vehrli aud normal 
 schools at KruitzUngen, Switzerland, for training teachers 
 of schools for the poor. Life and educational prin»iple^of 
 Pestalozzi. Phelps (W. F.) Normal schools. Dawson 
 (J. W.) Nat. history as a branch of education. Abbe de La 
 Salle, and institute of christian brothers. Brockett (L. P.) 
 Valentin Hauy, Pastor Fliedner's institution at Kaisers- 
 werth. Prussia. Botta (V.) Public instruction in Sardiuia. 
 [Cont'd j"n V. 4.] Reformatory education, p. 501-811. 
 
 4. Bowen (F.) Memoir of Edmuud Dwight. Huntington 
 (F. D.) College prayers. Brockett iL. P.) Institutions aud 
 instruction lor the blind. Educational labors of Lowell 
 Mason. Raumer(K. von). History, science and art ot edu- 
 cation. Life and educational system of John Sturm. Wim- 
 mer (H.) Catechism on methods of teaching. Eliot (S.) 
 Thi>ma3 Arnold as a teacher. Jarvis (E.) Tendency of mis- 
 directed education and the unbalanced mind to produce 
 insanity. Memoir of Gideon F. Thayer. Raumer (K. von). 
 The Hieronymians ; or. brethren of the common life. Me- 
 moir of Wm. A. Allcott. Barnard (H.) History of commoa 
 schools in Conn. [Cont'd itiY. 5-6] Memoir of Henry 
 Todd. Raumer (K. von). Early teachers iu tbe Nether- 
 lauds ; Educational views of Erasmus ; Educational ser- 
 vices of Philip Melancthon. School architecture. [Cont'd 
 in other volumes.) 
 
 5. John Kingsbury and the young ladies' high school in 
 Providence, R. I. Ventilation of our dwellings. Alcott 
 (W. A.) Memoir of Wm. C. Woodbridge. Raumer (K. von). 
 Education in the Netherlands and southern Germany. 
 Wolfgang Ratich ; John Amos Comenius ; Verbal realism; 
 or, from words to things ; Lord Bacon ; Valeutme Fried- 
 land Trotzendorf ; K. C. W. von Tiirk. Memoir of Hermann 
 Erusi. Kriisi (H.) General views of education and plan of ao 
 institution for boys. John George Tobler. Schools and teach- 
 ings of the. Jesuits. German school lite in the 16th cent, 
 autobiogr. of Thomas Platter. Real schools. Elihu Yale. 
 Coggeshall (W.T.) Samuel Lewis. Reformatory pbilologibts: 
 Gesner and Ernesti. Frederick A. P. Barnard ; Meiuoir. 
 Walter R. Johnson : Memoir. Wm. F. Phelps. Frau' is 
 Dwight : Memoir. David P. Page. Cole (D.) Aims of tbe 
 state normal school of New Jersey. 
 
 6. Raumer (K. von). German universities. [Cont'd in v. 
 7.] Samuel and John Phillips, jr., and Phillips academy at 
 Andover, Mass. Coggeshall (W. T.) History of common 
 schools In the state of Ohio. Thomas H. Burrowes, and 
 the school system of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Emma Willard 
 and female education. Pestalozzi's Evening hour of a 
 hermit. Raumer (K. von). J. G. Herder : John Locke, and 
 his pedagogy ; J. G. Hamann ; Fr. A. Wolf ; Methods of 
 teaching Latin. Barnard (D^.) Stephen Van Rensselaer. 
 State of pubUc instruction in France. [Cout^d in v. 13, 22 ] 
 Memoir of Wilbur Fisk. Bacon (L.) James Hd'house : 
 memoir. Early school codes of Germany. Hill (T.) Ti-ue 
 order of studies. Sears (E. 1.) Lord Brougham. Cogges- 
 hall (W.T.) Hist, of common schools iu Ohio. Burrowes 
 (T. H.) aud common schools in Pa. Graser's course ot in- 
 struction for common schools. System of public instruc- 
 tion in Bavaria. [Cont'd in v. 8.] 
 
 7. Halsey tL. J.) Philip Lindsley : life. Memoir of Gus- 
 tav Friedrich Dinter. Raumer (K. von). The German 
 universities. Students' societies in Germnn universities ; 
 Contrib. to the improvement of universities ; Education 
 in peace and war ; Religious instruction ; History of edu- 
 cation of Italy ; Classical instruction. Dawson {J. W.) 
 James McGill and McGill college. Boston public library ; 
 Joshua Bates. Assistants and disciples of Pestalozzi. 
 Edward Everett. Pestalozzi. Selections from his pub- 
 lications. 
 
 8. Educational aphorisms and suggestions, ancient and 
 modern. Raumer (K. vonl. On teaching history -. Geogra- 
 phy ; Instruction iu natural science ; Geometry ; Arith- 
 metic ; Physical education; Christianity in education. 
 Barnard (H.) Memoir of Josiah Holbrook. Collis (J. D.) 
 Public or foundation schools of England. Coggeshall 
 (\V. T.) Memoir of N. Guilford. Nissen (H ) PubUc in- 
 struction iu Norway. Akroyd (E.) Modes of improving a 
 factory population. Griscom (J. H.) Memoir of John Gris- 
 com. Hist, development of pop. ed. in Germany. Stowe 
 (Vro/.). Mann (/>'".). anti others. Course of instruction in 
 the primary schools iu Germany. System of public in- 
 struction in Prussia. Subjects and methuds uf instruction 
 in^he primary schools of Prussia. Memoir of Thomaa 
 Sherwin. Public instruction in the kingdom of Bavaria. 
 Northend (0.) Memoir of Wm. H. Wells. Agricultural 
 education in France, etc. Public instruction in Belgium 
 aud Holland. Deisterweg on school discipline. Hentschel 
 (E.) Instruction m siuging. Polytechnic schools. 
 
 9. Memoir 01 E. (_'. Wines. Russell (W.) Moral educa- 
 tion. The university ; iis siguificance. Kliipfel on the 
 hibt, of the univ. of Tubiugeu. Felton (C. C.) Character- 
 
 lu asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOU'S .NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 436 
 
 EDUCATION 
 
 American joiimnl of education, v. 9, continued. 
 
 istics of tlio Amer. college. Eliot (S. A,) Hist, of Harvard 
 C'lUege. School of miues at Freyberg. S.ixony. Normal cul- 
 lege at Battersea, Engl. Wimmer (il.) Secondary ed iu 
 Saxouy. Bache (A. D.) Burgher sl-LuoI at Leipsio, Saxony. 
 Progress of elementary iustriietiou iu Scotland, Currie 
 (J.) Subjects and methods of early educatiou. Morrison 
 (J.) Method and esaminatiou. Morrison (T.) Oral lessons 
 on real ubjecta. Everett {£.) Memoir of Th'iraaa Dowse 
 aud the Dowse library. Ross (W.) Cat'.'chetical method of 
 teaching. System of i)ublic iustrurtiou in France. Special 
 instruction in science aud art iu France. Stow (D.) Gal- 
 lery training lessons orally presented. Normal schoul for 
 training primary school teachers. Specimen lessons iu 
 teaehiug a primary school. System of public instruction 
 . in»Anstria. 
 
 10. Memoir of Theodore Lyman. State normal school 
 of Connecticut. Hentschel (E ) Drawmg in all elemen- 
 tary schools. Fellenberg iW. de). PestaKizzi, Felleuberg. 
 and Vehrli, and the industrial training of the puor. In- 
 struction iu common things. Knight (0.) Elementary iu- 
 Btructiou in economical science. Intellectual instructiim : 
 aphorisms. Subjects and means of educatiou : aphorisms. 
 Public instruction in Baden. Schools of art aud science. 
 Raumer (K. von). GeVman vit-ws of female educatiou. 
 Cornelius Couway Felton : memoir. Memorial of the 
 Worcester couuty tea.hera' assoc. to the State teachers' 
 assoc, iS60. Kobert Kelly : memoir. Public instruction 
 in Eugland. Joseph Lancaster aud monitorial instruc- 
 tion. British and foreign school society. Manual of pri- 
 mary instruction in the model schools. Normal school 
 of the British and foreign school society. Historical de- 
 velopment of niuuitorial instruction. Memoir of Andrew 
 Bell, aud the Madras system. Manual of school methods 
 in the central school of the National society. Coleridge 
 (D.) St. J\Iark's traiuing college. Mosely (H.) Cliester 
 diocesan training school. Walkins (F.) Traiuing schools 
 for female teachers in England. Specimen notes for les- 
 sons ou objects. Normal or training colleges in Scotland. 
 Wm. Bentley Fowle : memoir. Mary Lyou. Influence of 
 Yale college ou American civilization aud iustitutious. 
 School architecture, coutiuued. Index. 
 
 11. [Kew series, v. 1.] What is education? defined by 
 Eugliah authorities. Conversations on objects. A practical 
 course of elementary instruction aud mental development. 
 Matthew Vassar and Vassar female college. Ascham (R.) 
 The schoolmaster. Misery and crime, as affected by in- 
 Btruction in school. Gideou Hawley : memoir. Plutarch. 
 Views on education. Quintiiian- Kuman views on educa- 
 tiou. System of national school.s in Ireland. Raumer (K. 
 vou). Instruction in the German language. [See al^o. v. 12.] 
 Kay on Prusyiau tea'hers. Hartlib's •' Proposition for 
 erecting a college of husbandry in 1L)51." Plan ot a trade 
 or industrial school iu England, by W. P., iu 1G17. Mark 
 Hopkins: memoir. System of public instruction in Baden. 
 S. G. Howe : Memoir. Guizot's ministry of public in- 
 Btructiou in France. Dana P. Colbum : memoir. State and 
 educatiou. [Ooiit'd in v. i.] Locke (J.) Thoughts ou educa- 
 tion. [Cont'd in v. l;l.] Spencer (fl.) Thoughts ou educa- 
 tion. [Cont'd in v. 3.] Military exercises iu public schooia. 
 Lewis (Dio). New gymnastics. [C'mCd /n v. 12 J 
 
 12. Military system and military education iu France 
 and Prussia, p. 1-3^9. • Moral education ; aphorisms. 
 Diesterweg. Intuitional and speaking exercises. Ebenezer 
 Bailey : memoir. Wm, E. Ghanning ou education. Second- 
 ary or academic education iu the United States. [(Tunt'd in 
 V. 17, 22.] Cady (L. F.) Elementary instruction iu Latin 
 and Greek language. Johannis (P.) Pubhc instruction in 
 modern Greece. A. B- C books aud primers. Oswego 
 Bohool committee ou primary instruction by object les- 
 ^BonB. [Cont'd in v. 15. J Westfield state normal school at 
 
 Westfield. 
 
 13. What is education ? aphorisms. Unitefi States mil. 
 acad. at West Point, dpt. Alden Partridge : memoir. 
 Caroline Plummer : memoir. Suggestions on early mental 
 traiuing : aphi'risms. Bushnell (li.) Plays, pastimes, and 
 holidays of children. Webster (N.) and othi^rs. Elementary 
 Bchools as they were. Young (T. U.) Subjects and methods 
 of instruction for public schools. Barnard (H.) American 
 text-books; bibliography [Cont'd in \. li.\ Female educa- 
 tion, suggestions ancient and modern. Education of girls 
 in the public schools of Boston. History of normal schools 
 in France. Kay (J.) Educ. iu«t. of Switzerland. Bernard 
 Overberg : his labors. Military ed. in Austria. Military 
 ed. in Sardinia. Fenelon aud his educational labors and 
 views. German views of educatiou of girls. Mann (H.) 
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 Albany. 
 
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 IffSS-GS. Richards (Z.) The teacher as an artist. Hill (T.) 
 The i)owers to be educated. Sheldon (E. A.) Object les- 
 BOU8. Aristotle on education. Rabelais on eiiucatioii. 
 Professional ed. of teachers in Prussia John Milton aud 
 his educatiou. Buckham (M. H.) English lang. ii^ociety 
 and the school. American educational s-icie^. 181(i. 
 Gregory (J. M.) Problem of eduoatiuu. Instruction in 
 Hesse Darmstadt. The Jesuits aud their schools. Military 
 systems and schools in Russia, and in Gt. Britdn. Ver- 
 planck (G. C.) Memoir of D. S. Barnes. Lycurgus aud 
 Spartan ed. Naval aud nav, schools iu England. [Cont'd in 
 v. 16.] Leroy (.\.) Public iuatruction iu Holland. Normal 
 schools iu Penn. 
 
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 at Annapolis. Public or endowed grammar schooia of 
 England ; report of govern, commissioners. Amer. school 
 Boc. 1830-33. Wotton [Sir H.) Phdos. survey of ed . or 
 moral architecture. Wells (W. H.) Method.s of teaching 
 Engl, grammar. Bates (S. P.) Liberal education, or the col- 
 lege curriculum. Nat. association for od. purposes. Public 
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 (F. S ) Pubhc school training, can it bo made a profession. 
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 the United States. Irish endowed schools. 
 
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 (D. P.) Dignity of the schoolmaster's work. Barnard (H.) ^ 
 •Doc. history of uormal schools in the U. S. Glimpses of 
 Amer. education prior to 1800. Day (J.). Hall (W.), Alcott 
 (A. B.), Beecher (H. W.) Schools as they were. Female edu- 
 cation as it was. Woodbridge (W.) Hist, of ed. assoc. In 
 the U. S. Penn. system of normal schools. Oswego nor- 
 mal and training school. Public instruction iu Austria. 
 [Cont'd iti V.17.] Cowdery (M. F.) Formation of character, 
 the maiu object of edueation. Edwards (R ) Normal 
 schools of the U S. Wickersham (J. P.) Education as an 
 element in recoustructiou. Bridgewatcr state normal 
 school. New England academies. Elyot (5iV Thomas). Tho 
 Governour ; witli his life. St. Mary s college at \Viuchea- 
 ter, Engl. Buckham (M. H.). March (F. A.). Porter (S.) 
 English language and literature. 
 
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 tiuu i-ecoguized as a national interest. Constitutional pro- 
 visions respecting schools aud educatiou iu the U. 8. 
 Schools as they were in the U. S. Hoole (C.) New discov. 
 of the old art of teaching, I65y. Fowler (W. C.) The clergy 
 aud popular educatiou. Cowley (A.) Plan of a philosophical 
 college, 1G61. Secondary schools, Germany. Public in- 
 structi'in in Switzerland. Co-education of the sexes. Hart 
 (J. S.) Normal .schools- Secondary instruction iu Prussia. 
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 Eyersou : memoir. Sybel (H. vou). German universities 
 compared with the Engl, aud French. Mrs. Lincoln Phelpa; 
 biography. Dupanloup {M.) Studious women. DTsright 
 (H, E) Example of Prussia iu the training of teachers. 
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 compared with the principal cities iu the V. S. andEiu'oi)e. 
 
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 21. Scientific and industrial education. Pt. 1. Systems 
 and iustitutious iu Europe. 
 
 22. Systems and institutions of Rpecial instruction in 
 Great Britain. Science and art department. Manual labor 
 aud mechanical dexterity in scientific institutions. Savig- 
 ny (F. C.) Uuiveisities aud colleges, past and present. 
 Public instruction in France. Temple, Lowe, and Glad- 
 stone, ou classical education. Barnard (F. A. P.) Pveport 
 on elective stuilies of Columbia college. Renan on Ger- 
 man views of education in France. Public instgfcctiou in 
 Europe. German reform schools. School codes of Germany, 
 old aud new. State educ. associatitms in United States. 
 
 23. Wanting. The whole of its contents are reproduced 
 iu Mr. Haruard's two publications, 'Study and conduct* 
 [5518,02] and ' Military systems ' [5524.19]. 
 
 24. Newman (J. H.) The university historically developed. 
 Freui h pedagogy, English pedagogj*. Muleaster, Webster, 
 Wase. Chapters in the history of American schools and 
 ednca.tion. Public iustruction in duchy of Finland. State 
 systems of common schools in the United States Early 
 christian schools, scholars, aud teachers. Teaching orders 
 of the catholic church, Domiuicaus aud Franciscans. 
 Hamilton {'S'irWm.) and Newman (J. H.) English uui- 
 verf^ities. Military schools and systems iu Russia. Kirk- 
 patrick ;E.) Superior instruction historically considered. 
 Elementary uat. iustruction in Great Britain. Amer. pub!, 
 instruction. Ancient uuiv. of Paris, Superior iustruction 
 in vario\iB countries. 
 
 Gfinmon-school journal. Ed. by Horace Mann. 4 v. 
 
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 England, Scotland, and Ireland. 
 
 Barilcy {G. C. T.) Schools for the people : history, de- 
 velopment, and present working. 1871. 3533.16 
 
 England. Inspectors of schools. Extracts ftom reports. 
 London, 1852. V2'' 5515.06 
 
 Hoiderson {J. 0., jr.) Our national system of educa- 
 tion : an essay. 1877 5522.11 
 
 Mtrlei/ iJ.) The btruggle for national education. 3d ed. 
 
 i874 5511.10 
 
 A'ofc— Repr. from Fortn. rev., Aug., Sept., Oct., 1873. 
 
 Owen {H.) Elementary education act 1870. 5514.10 
 
 I'arkman [yfra. S.) Nat. education in Enylaud. {In Amer. soc. 
 sci. asaoc. Trans., no. 4. 1872] 5811.02 
 
 Ptjcrofi {J.) School education. 1843. , . . 55U.04 
 
 ^'■e alsn Contemp. rev . v. 12. 1860 (iMr. Foster's hill, by T. 
 
 Markbv) : v. 16. 1871 (The school boards, by T. H. Huxley); 
 
 V. 16. 1871 (London school board, by W. M. Torrens) : v. 19, 
 
 1872 {Ed, dUliculty, by F. Seebohm) ; Ed. rev., v. 95, 1862 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRAItr.
 
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 437 
 
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 Bi'itaiu' ; v. lU. ISOl ; Fortu. rev., v. 6, 1806 (Revised cd. 
 coilo, b.v F. Wiskar) ; Fraser's mag., v. C5. 1802; v. 72. 
 1HG5 (Improving eleuieutary iustruction) : Nat rev., v. 12, 
 
 1801 ; Nortli Brit, rov., v. 10. 1851-'2 (Progreas of popular 
 ed ) ; v. 22. 1854-5 (Pop. cd. in Scotland) ; v. 29, 1858 (Pop. 
 ed. iu Brit, and Ij-eland) ; v. 34, 1861 (Ed. iu .Scotland) ; 
 Quar. rev., v. Ill, 1862 (The new code) ; v. 128, 1870 (Ed. 
 of the people) ; v. 131, 1871 (The new school boards) ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 89, 18(18 (Pop. ed.) ; v. 97, 1872 (ftov. and 
 the ed. act) ; Statistical soc. of London, Journal, v. 25, 
 
 1802 (Uesources of pop. ed. in England, present and future, 
 by H. Maun). 
 
 Scotland. See Edin. rev., Apl., 1876 (Secondary ed. in 9 ): 
 Fra-^er's mag., v. 78. 1808 (School and univ. system in S.) ; 
 Apl., May, 1876 (Secondary ed. iu S., by (J. G. Ramsey) ; N. 
 Brit, rev., v. 24, 1855-6 (Middle-class school) ; v. 19, 1SS3 
 (The higher instmctiou iu Scollaud) ; v. 46, 1867 : Westm. 
 rev., v. 98, 1872 
 
 eS' See also Universities, iu the general alphabet. 
 
 XSuglish Public and Eudowed Schools. 
 
 Defence of public schools. [In Classical journal, v. 8, p. 187. 
 441 ; V. 9, p. l.J 2742.08 
 
 Public schools, Winchester, Westminster, Shrew.sbury, 
 Harrow, Rugby ; notes of their history and tradi- 
 tions. By the author of ' Etoniana. ' [anon. ] 
 1867. 5513.19 
 
 Reply (A) to the most popular objections to public schools, with 
 particular refereuce to the Tyrocinium of Cowper. 1814. 
 [Pamphleteer, v. 4, pp. 1UJ-13U.) 6058.04 
 
 Siaunlun (11.) The groat schools of England : au ac- 
 count of [tbeir] foundatiou, endowments, and 
 
 discipline. 1805 5.513.22 
 
 i(^ For articles upon the public schools, generally advo- 
 cating au enlargement of the course of .study, see Black- 
 wood's mag., v. 96, 18tl4 (3 articles on Harrow and Rugby, 
 Loudon schools, and Winchester and Shrewsbury) ; Con- 
 temp, rev., v. 4, 1807 '.Adverse criticism, by T. Murkby); 
 V. 12, 1869 (Reply to Markby on the inspection and exaiu. 
 of eudowed schools, by D. R. Fearon) ; v. 9. 1868 (French 
 criticisiu ou our public schools, by D. R. Foaron) ; Ediub. 
 rev., V. 120. 1804 ; Fortu. rev., v. 2, 1865 (by A. TroUope) ] 
 V. 9, 1868 (Adverse criticism, by F. W. Farrar) ; Fraser's 
 ma.;., v. 03, 1801 (Moral aspects) ; v. 09. 70, 1804 : v. 77, 
 1808; V. 79, 1869 (Educational eudowmeots) ; North Brit, 
 rev., v. 41, 1804 ; Quarterly rev., v. 108, 1800 ; v. 116, 1864 ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 77, 1802 ; v. 95, 1871. 
 
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 Freese [J. R.) Report on school-Uouaos and popular education. 
 [In Paris univ. expos.. 1807. Reps, of U. S. co.. v. 5.J 5915.13 
 tf»^ See also, iu this class, England : — France ; — Ger- 
 many (p. 436); — National education (p. 438). Also Coutemp. 
 rev., V. 78, 1863 (2 art.] ; Foirtu. rev., v. 12, 1809 ; Fraser, 
 N.8., V. 3, 1871. 
 
 Female Education. 
 
 [Sec Women, in general alphabet.] 
 
 France. 
 
 Arnold (M.) The popular education of France, ■with 
 notices of that of Holland and Switzerland. 
 
 18G1 5515.20 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Qu.ar. rev., v 125. 1S68. 
 — A French Eton. [In his Essays in criticism. 1865.] 2512.13 
 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 117, 1805. 
 llazen ( W. li. ) School and the army in Germany ' 
 
 and France. 1872 45 10. 13 
 
 See also Dublin rev., Jan.. 1876 (French catholic univer- 
 sities) ; N. A. rev., v. 85, 1857 (The royal house of St. Cyr., 
 1686-1793 ; for the education of French ladies) ; Westm. 
 rev.. July, 1875. 
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 ArnoliHT.) Education of the middle classes. [In his Misoel. 
 works. 1846 3514.01 
 
 Barnard (D. D.) Speeches and reports on educational 
 topics. 1838 5912.26 
 
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 school, and the teacher, iu English literature. 
 
 2d ed. 18G2. 5524.21 
 
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 master. Bacon {Sir F.) Essays on education, with aunot. 
 by Whately. 'Wotlon {Sir H.) Apothegms ou education. 
 Masson (D.) Memoir of Johu Milton : his home, school, 
 and college education. Milton (J.) Tractate on education. 
 Petty {Sir Wm.) Plau of au iudnstrial school. Locke (J.) 
 Survey of pedagogical system, and Thoughts ou education. 
 Spencer (H.) Thoughts on education. 
 
 Note.— For other publications of Henry Barnard, see 
 page 64 of catalogue. 
 
 Beccher {C. K) Educational reminiscences and sug- 
 gestions. 1871 5.522.1.7 
 
 Bentham {J) Chrestoniathia : new system of iustru.-tion. 
 (/n /u'.! Works, V. 8 (pt. 16).] 6010.08 
 
 Bethune {G. W.) Duties of educated men. [In his Orations, 
 1850, p. 281-319.] 2513.'JO 
 
 Bouiwell (G. S.) Thoughts on educational topics. 
 1859 5513.02 
 
 Contents : Learning and labor. Educatimi and crime. 
 Reformation of children. Elementary training iu the pub- 
 lic schools. Relative merits of public high schonls and 
 endowed academies. The high school system. Normal 
 school training Female education. lutluence and duties 
 of teachers. Liberty and learning. Massachusetts school 
 fund. Agricultural education. 
 Burtlon {W.) Education. [In his Materials for thinking, v. 1, 
 ISIO, p. 193 261.] 2614.21 
 
 Burton ( \V. ) Culture of the observing faculties in the 
 
 family and the school. 18G5 551.1.01 
 
 Campan {Mme. J. L. II. G.) Thoughts on education. [ \Vith 
 
 her Conversations.] 3032.06 
 
 Central society of education. Papers, v. 1-2. 18:i7- 
 
 38 5513.01 
 
 Cliambers's Papers for the people, v. 1, 6 2516.01 
 
 Clarke (K H. ) The building of a brain [in relation to 
 
 sex]. 1874 5513.29 
 
 — Sex iu education. 1873 5514.27 
 
 Carrie {J.) Early and infant school ed. 1857. 5513.09 
 Dali {Airs. C. H. ) The college, the market, and the 
 
 court ; or woman's relation to education, etc. 
 
 18G7 5824.25 
 
 Dickinson {A. E) A paying investment. 1876. 5522.09 
 Doane {G. \V..bp.) Educational writings. 1861. 3545.04 
 Bioljlii {B. W.) Higher christian education. 3545.09 
 Elijcworth (M. and R. L.) Practical education. 
 
 18.55 5513.10 
 
 .Eiuca/ionai year-book. [v. 1-2.] 1872-73. 12°. 5511.07 
 EveniliE.) Orations and speeches K322.03 
 
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 Fichte {J. G.) The science of knowledge. 18GS. 5412.19 
 Frost {J.) Hints to the young mechanic. ]p. 179-403 of Kelt's 
 
 Mechanic's text-book.] 392:(.07 
 
 Froude{J.A.) Short studies, v. 2, p. 313-44. 1871. . .2523.06 
 
 Handllon {Sir W.) Discussions ou education and 
 
 imiversity reform. 1856 5413.10 
 
 Contents : Ou the study of mathematics as an exercise 
 of mind. Ou the conditions of chissi al learning. On the 
 universities. On the right of dissenters to admission into 
 the Enghsh universities. Cousin ou German schools. 
 
 Uecker {J.) The scientific basis of education, demonstra- 
 ted by phrenological facts, etc. 2d ed. 1868. 5 131.06 
 
 Helps {A.) [In his Friends in council, v. 1, part 1, p. 120 58. 
 1861.] . . . .' 2531.26a 
 
 IMveUus (C. A.) Treatise on man; and education.. 
 
 From the French, by W. Hooper. 2v.l810. 5413.17 
 Hill {T.) True order of studies. 187G. . .5512.30 
 Ilodson (R) Influence of on nat. character. [In Oxford essays. 
 
 V. 1. 1834 ; p. 277-94 • . 2641.11 
 
 nape (A. It. ) Master Johu Bull, a holiday book for 
 parents and schoolmasters. 1873. . . . 5512.26 
 
 Hoyt{.I.}V.) Report ou education, [/n Paris univ. expos., 1867, 
 Reports, v. fi.J 3916.14 
 
 Lessing {G. £.) Education of the human race. 
 
 1858 5513.15 
 
 Locke {J.) Some thoughts concerning education. [In his Works. 
 
 V.9.] ......_ 6052.09 
 
 Loudon {Mrs. )Light of mental science; on moral training. 
 
 [With essay on public insti-uction. ] 1845. 5511. IJ6 
 Mann {II.) LecwBcs on education. 1848. . 5522.06 
 
 — editor. Common school journal 5516.20 
 
 Mansfield (E. D. ) American education ; its principles, 
 
 etc. 1851 5513.16 
 
 Contents : Idea of a republic. Civil and religious liberty. 
 The teacher. Idea of science. Mathematics. .Astronomy. 
 History. Language. Literature. Converj^ation. The con- 
 stitution. The Bible. Education of women. 
 Maurice ( F. D. ) Learning and working : six lectures. 
 
 1855 5513.24 
 
 Milton {J.) On education, [/n 7iis Works, v. 3, 1848.] .6064.03 
 
 Same. [In Pamphleteer, v. 17. | 5058.17 
 
 More {H.) Hints for forming the character of a princess. [In his 
 
 Works, V. 7. 1847.] 5057.07 
 
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 1857-77. 21 V 6815.01 
 
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 1873 5518.08 
 
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 Owmi (R. D. ) Outline of the system of education at 
 New Lanark. 1825 5515.19 
 
 Papas for the teacher. 2a series. 1860. . . 55J'1.23 
 Contents: 1. Introduction.— -Object teaching. School- 
 houses and their equipment. 2. Oral leaeoua on real ob- 
 jects, by T. Morrison. 3. Specimen notes of lessons. 4. 
 Gallery traiuiug lessons — common things, by D. Stow. 
 5. Prize schemes for tho encouragement of a knowledge of 
 common things among teachers, by Prof. Sullivan and lord 
 AsUburton. 6. Necessity and progress of elementary in- 
 struction in economical science, by (_'. Knight, 7. Subjects 
 and methods of teaching in reference to tho prevention of 
 misery and crime, by E. C. Taiush. 8. Progress of ele- 
 mentary education iu Ireland. 9. Subjects and methods of 
 primary education as presented in the model infant school, 
 Dublin, by F. U. Young. 10. Organization and instruction 
 of the ordinary national schools. 11. Progress of element- 
 ary education iu Scotland. 12. Subjects and methods of 
 early education, by J. Currie. 13. BlL-thod and examina- 
 tion, by J. Morrison. 14. Lesson on color, by J. H. Hay. 
 15. Progress of elementary education in England. IG. 
 British and foreign school society. 17. Manual of the sys- 
 tem of primary instructions iu tho model schools of the 
 British and foreign school society. 
 
 Quain (R.) On some dufects in general education. 
 1870 5514.15 
 
 Quick (R. II.) Essays on educational reformers. 
 
 1868 5513.21 
 
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 Katich. Milton. Comenius. Locke. Kousseau's Emile. Base- 
 dow and the Philauthropin. Pestalozzi. Jacatot. Herbert 
 Spencer. Thoughts about teaching children. Moral and 
 religious education. 
 
 fiaunier (K. von). Geschichta der Pildagogick. i v. 
 1846-51 5525.02 
 
 Rice {II.) E. and its errors. [In his Nature and culture. 2538.31 
 
 liichter {J. I'. ) Levana ; or, doctrine of education. 
 1863 5514.05 
 
 Rousseau (J. J.) Emile, ou do I'eJucation. 1648. 7033.04 
 
 Raskin {J. ) Sesame andlilies ; two lectures.1865.2542.22 
 
 SewanllW.K) Discourse on education. 1837. 5093.23 
 
 S'loell (K 31.) Principles of E., drawn from nature 
 and revelation, and applied to female education iu 
 the upper classes. 2 v. in 1. 1860. . . 5514.00 
 
 Spencer {II.) Education : intellectual, moral, and physi- 
 cal. 1861 5514.07 
 
 Tliompson (D'A. W. ) Wayside thoughts on education. 
 1868 5514.09 
 
 Timbs (J. ) School-days of eminent men, with sketches 
 of the progress of E. in England. 1358. 3263.22 
 
 Todd (J.) Student's manual. 1858. . . . 5512.13 
 
 Germany. 
 
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 many. 1874 5511.09 
 
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 mer (F. L. G. von) 6515.14 
 
 Cousin { V. ) Report on public instruction in Prussia. 
 1834 5511.05 
 
 Hamilton (Sir W.) Cousin on German schools. [In Jiis Discus- 
 sions. 1850.] 6413.10 
 
 Hart {J. M.) German tmiversities : with comparison 
 of the German, English and Amer. system. 
 1874 5515.28 
 
 Hazen ( W. B. ) The school and thawrmy in Germany 
 and Prance. 1872 ~ . . .4516.13 
 
 Hurst {J. F.) Life and literature in the Fatherland. 
 1875. [1874.] 964.28 
 
 Perry (TF. C.) German univ. education. 1845. 5515.16 
 
 Raumer (K. von). German educational reformers. 
 Memoirs ; with contributions to the history of 
 education from the 14th to the 19th century. 
 [Tr. from his History of pedagogy, by L. W. Fitch 
 and F. B. Perkins.] Ed. by 11. Barnard. Phila., 
 .1863. 8^ 5515.14 
 
 Stiffens (H.) German univ. life. Tr. by W. L. Gage. 
 
 1S74 5515.20 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 4, 1871 (Two German schools : 
 Friedrich "Wilhelm's gymnasium and the Elizabeth schule); 
 Westm. rev., v. 77, 1802 (Pop. ed. iu Prussia) ; New Eng- 
 lander, v. 15, 1857 (.Vmer. student in Germany). 
 
 See also on German universities, Atlantic mag., v. 7, 18G1 
 (The German university professors) ; N. A. rev., v. 9G, 
 1863 ; Littell, 1870, v. 1, or Uevue dos deui moudes, 16 
 sept. 1809 (by G. Pouchet). 
 flSr See also Europe (p. 437). 
 
 Home Education. 
 
 HnnUn/jton {F. D.) Home and college. . . 3511.09 
 Marlineau (II.) Household education. 1867. 3511.13 
 Taylor (I.) Home education. 1858. . . .5512.12 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 3, 1866 (Home and school edu- 
 cation, by W. E. Jeli). 
 
 Kindergarten and Object Teaching. 
 
 liuelow (-B. von M.) The new education by work, ac- 
 cording to Fraebel's method. Tr. by Mrs. H. 
 Mann and L. Noa. 1876 5512.31 
 
 Calkins (N. A.) Primary object lessons. 1870. 5514.18 
 
 Douai (A.) The kindergeirten : Froebel's system. 
 1871 5514.20 
 
 Ilailman (W. K.) Kindergarten culture. Froebel's 
 system. 1873 5512.32 
 
 Krieije (A. L., ed.) Rhymes and tales for the kinder- 
 garten and nursery. 1876 5512.35 
 
 — Friedrich Froebel ; a biogr. sketch. 1876. 5512.34 
 
 Krierje (M. II.) The child, its nature and relations ; an 
 elucidation of Froebel's principles of education. 
 2ded., 1872 5514.26 
 
 Mann (Mrs. H.) and Peahody {E. P.) Moral cultui-e 
 of infancy, and Kindergarten guide. 1863. 5514.01 
 
 Same. ' 1876 5514.02a 
 
 Wiehe (E.) Paradise of childhood : a manual for self- 
 instruction in Frcebel's educational principles, 
 and a guide to kinder-gartners. 1SG9. . 5528.29 
 Object Lessons. 
 
 AfaHuo/ for object lessons. 1S62 5513.20 
 
 Papers for the teachef-. 2d series. 18G0 (Object teaching and oral 
 lessons on social science and common things. Parts 1, 2, 
 
 3. 4.) 5.524.23 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 10, 18G2 (by E. D. Peabod> )- 
 
 Morality and Thrift, and Education. 
 
 JarvisiE) Tho value of common-school education to common 
 labor. [U. S. Cam. of ed. Sep., 1872.) 0516.04 
 
 Foster {J.) On popular ignorance. [In fiis Essays, 1835.] 5412-00 
 
 Mansfuid [E. D.) The relation between crime and education. 
 [U. S. Com. of ed. Rep., 1872.1 6516.05 
 
 Mans/i'ld {K. D.) Relation between education and pauperism. 
 [U. S. Com. ofed. Rep., 1872.] 6516.04 
 
 Oxford prize essays, v. 2, 1830 (Connexion betw. intellectual and 
 moral excellence) 2541.12 
 
 Sketch of popular tumults, illus. of the evils of social 
 ignorance. 1837 441.03 
 
 Spencer {II.) National education. [In his Social statics, 1851 ; 
 p. 34C-352.] 6814.01 
 
 Tainscit {Edw. C.) Education a preventive of misery and crime. 
 [In Barnard (H.) Amer. jour, of cd., v. 11, p. 77-93.] 6531.11 
 
 United States. Commi.isioner of education. Report for 1874, p. cxi- 
 
 cxix. (Crime and ignorance.) 6516.00 
 
 See also Statistical society. Journal, v. 10, 1847 (luHu- 
 ence of education, shown by facts recorded in the criminal 
 tables for 1845-46. by G. R. Porter) ; v. 12, 1849 (Moral and 
 ed. statistics of England and Wales, by J. Fletcher); v. 31, 
 1868 (Increase of material prosperity and of moral agents 
 compared with the state of crime and pauperism, by J. H. 
 Elliott). Consult a/so Nelson's Vital statisstics, p, 353-308 
 [5918.02] : and the annual reports of tho English registrar 
 general, from 1876. 
 
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 ' Biirnard (H.) National education. Systems, institu- 
 • tions, and statistics of public instruction in differ- 
 ent countries. 4v. 1872-77 5518.03 
 
 Contents; v. 1. Europe. — German states. 2. Europe. — 
 
 Switzerland. France. Belgium, Holland. Denmaik, Norway, 
 
 Sweden, Russia, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Spain, Portugal. 
 
 3. Great Britain. 4. United States. 
 
 6b)ii6e ( G. ) Lectures on popular education. 1837.5513. 06 
 
 — Remarks on national education. 1847. . . 5513.07 
 
 Macbride {J. D.) Address on national education. 
 
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 Rnners {J. E. T.) In his Cobden and political opinion, 1873 : p. 343- 
 382 6724.18 
 
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 [InXS.S. Com.of ed. Report, 1868.] 6516 01 
 
 .Vie also Fortti. rev., Sept.,*1874 (Professional training of 
 teachers, by W. Jolly) ; and consult Indexes to Barnard's 
 Amer. jour, of ed., v. 1-24 [5531.23]. 
 
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 In uat. education, by E. H. Plumptre); v. 14, 1870 (Attitude 
 of the church towards primary education, by J. Oakly) ; 
 Fraser's mag., N. B., v. 1, 1870 (The religious dUficnlly) ; 
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 lar education) ; v. 99, lISTi (Keligiou as a subject of na- 
 tional education). 
 
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 erature (p. 79y. 
 
 Hitman cathnlic church ami education. See Cath. world. 
 Oct.. 187a (Are our public schools free?); Sept., 1875 (Uights 
 of the church over ed.) : Dublin rev.. Apl . 1876 (Secular 
 ed. in England and the U. S.) ; Apl., 1876 (Catholic inter- 
 mediate ed.) 
 
 Scientific, and Industrial-Art Education. 
 
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 the great schools of England. 1865. . 5518.09 
 
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 1874 3915.20 
 
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 Sept., 1875 (Indus, art ed. in the U. S.. by E. S. Drone) ; 
 Pop. sci. mo., June, 1874 (Sci. and indust. ed.) 
 
 jeS=- See also numerous entries under Arts (Useful : Sci- 
 entijic educaiion,y. 39);^Fiae arts (Education in art, p. 542). 
 
 Teaching (Theory and Practice of). 
 Ascliam (R.) The scholemaster. Isted., 1570; [ed.] 
 •by E. Arber. 1870 5011.10 
 
 — Same, [/ii Ais Works, V. 3. 1864.] 6012.18 
 
 — Same. [/» Ais Works, 1761.] . . " 6017.11 
 
 CaUenoood (S.) On teaching : its ends and means. 
 
 1875 5512.29 
 
 Hall (B. R. ) Teaching a science : the te%cher an artist. 
 
 1848 5513.14 
 
 Holbrook (A.) The normal: or methods of teaching 
 
 the common branches. 4th ed. 1873. . 5515.27 
 
 Hope (A R.) A book about dominies. 1869. 5513.17 
 Paije (D. P.) Theory and practice of teaching. 
 
 1«52 5514.02 
 
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 schoolmaster. 1844 5514.03 
 
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 zation. 1869 5514.17 
 
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 German, by A. C. Brackett. 1872. . . 5518.07 
 Sand.'i (N.) Philosophy of teaching. 1869. 5514.14 
 Si/fiher (J. R.) Art of teaching school. 1872. 5514.25 
 Wickersham (J. P.) Methods of instruction. 
 1865 5514.10 
 
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 training) ; v. 98. 1885 (Educators) ; N. A. rev., v. 86, 1858 
 (Profession of schooliuaster). 
 
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 treatises, etc., v. 2.1 1422.03 
 
 Edwardes (.sic Herbert B. ) and Merivale (Herman). 
 
 Life of Sir Henry Lawrence. 3d ed. New York, 
 
 1873. 8= 3098.12 
 
 Edvrards (Henri MUne). Manual of zoology. Tr. by 
 
 K. Knox. London, 1856. 16° 4713.18 
 
 Edwards (H. Sutherland). History of the opera. 2 v. 
 
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 — Life of Rossini. L., 1869. 8° 3154.21 
 
 — The Polish captivitj' : account of present position' of 
 
 the Poles. 2t. L., 1863. 8° 545.23 
 
 — ((raii.s/otor). Captivity of two Russian princesses in 
 
 the Caucasus. Loudon, 18.';7. 8'. . . 993.06 
 Edw^ards (Isaac). Treatise on bills of exchange and 
 
 promissory notes. 2d ed. N. Y., 1863. 8°.a^23.15 
 Ed^T'ards (Jonathan, the elder). Life of David Brai- 
 
 nard. Boston, 1749. 12°.' 3023.12 
 
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 observ. in importaiit doctrines. Life of David Brainerd. 
 
 2. Inquiry into the freedom of the will. Dissertation 
 cone, tlie end for which God created the world. Diasert- 
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 sin defended. Concerning the divine decrees in general 
 and elections in particular. Concerning cfiicacious grace. 
 Observ. cone, faith. 
 
 3. Treatise concerning relig. affections. Narrative of 
 surprising conversions. Thoughts on the revival in New 
 England. On attempt to promote explicit agreement in 
 extraordinary prayer. Concerning the perseverance of the 
 saints. On the notion of the pre-existeuce of Christ's 
 human goul. Mysteries of Scriptm-e. Observ. upon par- 
 ticular passages of Scripture. Theol, questions. Six occa- 
 sioual sermoi]^. 
 
 4. Forty sermons. 
 
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 also Bibl. sacra. Oct., 1861 (by J. P. Thompson) ; April. 1869 
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 lauguagQ ot the MuliUijkaueow ludiaua, llemarka ou tlie 
 improvemeatd iu tliuology by his lather. Tlioughts ou 
 tho atoueuieut. Appeudix — Fuueral sermon, by K. Smitlj, 
 2. 2i* sermons. Articles from the Theological mag. 
 
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 Loudon, 1871. 8= 6131.26 
 
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 1870. 8". . . 592.23 
 
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 aud St. Louis. St. Louis. 18!J0. 8'". . . 1135.19 
 
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 Edwin of Daira. See Smith (Alei.) 1861 1685.15 
 
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 nals of Mij. Gaa. Beidesel. Tr. by W. L. Stone. 
 2 V. Albany, 18(53. 8' 3153.21 
 
 Egan (Charles). Antiquity and primltiye form of tlie harp. 
 [Journal of Brit. arch, ass., v. 0.] 1161.06 
 
 Egau (Fierce). Book of sports and mirror of life. 
 London, 1875. 8' 4tJ13.27 
 
 — *Boxiaua. 3 v. London, 1830. 8°. . .4613.20 
 Same. New series. 2 v. London, 1829. 8°. 4613.23 
 
 — Sporting anecdotes. Loudon, 1825. 8*^. . 4617.05 
 
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 Essays. London, 1858. 8' 2528.08 
 
 Contents : Manners and usages of Japan. Recollections 
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 Travels among the Laps. 
 
 — Guide to Northern ai'chsaology. L., 18^g. 8". 543.09 
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 soc, 1810. 4' 5112,12 
 
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 — Haw*o m;ik6 a Uviug. N, Y,, 1875, 12°. . 5922.30 
 
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 |Sm. miacal. Coll., v. 7, 1863,] 3935.17 
 
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 ions, 1866 ; p, 122-35,) 2514.18 
 
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 Egyptian sepulchres. See Smythe (Emily A.) . . . .1091.25 
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 ter. Boston, 1870. 16° 1562,01 
 
 Ehrcnmalm (Arwid). *Travela into western Nordland aud Lap. 
 
 laud, 1741. [/ft Pinkerton. Voyages, v, 1.] . , . 920.01 
 
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 Eitel (Ernst J.) Fetig sliui : or natmal science in 
 
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 El. /es=- Arabic names go imder the word which follows El. 
 Elam (Charles) . On cerebria and other diseases of the 
 
 brain. London, 1872. 8° 4332.29 
 
 — A physician's problems. L,, 1869. 12°. .4333.12 
 
 Contents : Katural heritage. On degeneration in man. 
 On moral aud criminal cijidemics. Body U5. mmd, • niu- 
 eions and halluciuatiuus. uu sumnambuUsm. lieverie 
 and abstraction, 
 
 — Winds of doctrine. N.Y.,1877. 12°. . .4332.30 
 Elcbo (Francis Wemyss Charteirs, lord). Letters on 
 
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 Elder (William). Biogiaphy of Elisha Kent Kane. 
 
 Phila,, 1858. 8° 3095.04 
 
 — The enchanted beauty, and other tales, essays, aud 
 
 sketches. New York, 1855. 12°. . . . 2524.01 
 
 — Questions of the day : economic and social. PhUa., 
 
 1871. 8° 5927.24 
 
 Elderhorst (W., Jf.D.) Manual of blow-pipe analysis 
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 [1873.] 12° 4213.21 
 
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 — Bulfinck (T.) Oregon and Eldorado. 1S66. 1123.04 
 
 — Simon (P.) Expedition of Pedro de Ursua aud Lope 
 
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 • — Howard (R.) Kevelations of Egyi^tian mysteries, 
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 — Sainie-Crolx (0. K J. 0. de C. L., haron de). Kecher- 
 
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 mission to China, etc. [1025.03] ; reviewed iu iilackwood's 
 mag., v. 87, 1860 ; Ed. rev., v. Ill, 1860 : Eraser's mag., v. 
 47. 1853. See also N, Brit, rev., v. 40, 1864 (In memoriam), 
 
 Elgin marbles. See Fine arts, (Elgin and other marOles.) 
 
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 Elliott (Charles Wyllys). Mysteries ; or glimpses of 
 
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 by W. H. Furness. 1875 6333.28 
 
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 Vandmhoff (Q.) A plain system of elocution. 6333.11 
 
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 1872 6331.03 
 
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 24th ed., revised. 1866 6332.16 
 
 Lyman (A.) American reader. 1812. . . . 6331.01 
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 aud sympathies. 1868 6331.17 
 
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 1808 6315.06 
 
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 — Eloquence. [In his Society and solitude, p. 53-91. 1870.] 262-1.U3 
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 olden time) : Quar. rev., v. 103, 1858. or Littell. 1858, v. 2 
 (Public speaking) ; Nat. quar. rev,, v. 6, 1863 (Orators and 
 eloquence). 
 
 Oratorical Biography. 
 
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 menof ancient and moilern times. [1874.] 3257.19 
 Contents : Demosthenes. Cicero. Chatham. Burke. 
 Grattan, Fox. Erskine. John Philpot Ciirrau. Sheridan. 
 Pitt. Canning. Brougham. Patrick Henry. Fisher Ames. 
 Henry Clay. Calhoun. Webster. Edward Everett 
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 Contents: Mirabeau. Danton. Napoleon. DeSerre. Gen. 
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 Pages. Sau2et. Lafayette. OdiUon-Barrot. Dupin. Berryer. 
 Lamartine. Guizot. Thiers. O'Counell. 
 Ireland. 
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 1842.] 2521.22 
 
 Irish oratory ; with its effects on the measure of catholic eman- 
 cii)ation considered, [anon.] London, 1817. 8^. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, Y. lu.] 0068.10 
 
 United States. ' 
 
 MagooniRL.) Oratorsof the Amer. rpv. 1848. 6311.12 
 
 Contents: James Otis. Samuel Adams. Josiah Quiucey. 
 
 Hancock. Joseph Warren. John Adams. Patrick Henry. 
 
 Richard Henry Lee. Alex. Hamilton. Fisher Ames. Wm. 
 
 Piukuey. Wm, Wirt. T. A. Emmet. John Uaudolph. 
 
 Parker (R G.) Goldenageof Amer. oratory.1857.0311.08 
 
 Atnes. Piuckney. Choate. Everett. Ctiapiu. Beecher. 
 
 Phillips. Clay. Webster. 
 
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 Perfect gentleman : model speeches for all occa- 
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 Note. — Lettered on back ' British eloquence. Political.* 
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 [socrates ;— Lysias ;— Jebb (B. 0.) Attic orators from Auti- 
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 Ohoate (Eufus) ;— Clay (Henry) ;— Ooddington (D. S.) ;— 
 Cox (S. S.) ;— Davis (11. Winter) ;— Dickinson (Dan. S. ;— 
 Dix (John) ;— Everett (Edward) ;— Henry (Patrick) ;— Ju- 
 lian (li. W.) ; — Phillips (Wendell) : — Rantord (B., jr.) ;— 
 Schurz (Carl) ; — Seward (Wm. H.) : — Smith (Gerritt) : — 
 Sumner (Charles) ;— Webster (Daniel) ;— Winthrop (R. C ) ; 
 —Wirt (Wm.) 
 
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 DisraeU (B ) ; — Erskine (Thos., lord) ; — Fox (Ch. J.) ;— 
 Gladstone (Wm. E) ;— Horsley (S.) ;— Haskisson (Wm.) ; 
 —King (Peter, lord) ;— Macaulay (T. B.) ;— Peel (Sir Rob- 
 ert) ;— Pitt (Wm., lord Chatham) ;— Pitt (Wm.. the younger) ; 
 —Russell (John., carl) :— Shaftesbury (A. A.. 7th earl of);— 
 Wellington (Dake of) ;— Windham (Wm.) 
 
 ifc^ For speeches i)y Irish orators and public men, see 
 Burke (Edmund) ;— Curran (J. P.) ;— Grattan (Henry) ,— 
 Meagher (T. F.) ;— O'Oonnell (D.) ;— Phillips (0.) ;— Shell 
 (U. L.) ;— Sheridan (R. B.) 
 
 «®* See also Mirabeau (H. G. de H.) Speeches [6323.11] ; 
 —Kossuth (L.) Speeches in N. E. (3096.11J. 
 
 tS" For works on Extemporaneous preaching and pulpit eloquence see Biblical and relig. lit, (p. 97). 
 
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 and Mahometan periods. [To 1761.] 3d ed. 
 
 London, 1849. 8^ 1035.25 
 
 #5" For biogr. notices of E.. see Biography (p. 143). 
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 language. [Tr.] by H. G. WilUams. 2d ed. 
 
 • London, 1866. 16° 0421.01 
 
 Elsing (H.) Notes of the debates in the House of 
 
 Lords, 1621 ; ed. by S. R. Gardiner. Loudon. 
 
 aimden soc, la"!). 4^ 5114.07 
 
 XUton (Charles Abraham). Specimeus of tho classic 
 
 poets, transl. into Engl, verse. 3 v. Londou, 
 
 1814. 8° 1643.01 
 
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 1867. 8°. 1152.06 
 
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 [ii. d] 10° 3185.22 
 
 Elwood (J/cs. A. K. ) Memoirs of literary ladies of 
 
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 Elwyn (Alfred L. ) Glossary of supposed Americanisms. 
 
 Phil., 1859. 12° 6423.23 
 
 Ely (Alfred). Journal while a prisoner in Richmond ; 
 
 ed. by C. Lanman. N. Y., 18G2. 12°. . 612.13 
 Ely{A. W.) Cotton and cotton manufacturing. [In He "BowJ^. 
 
 D. B.) Indus, resources, etc., v. 1, p. 198-211. 1852.] 592Sff5 
 
 Elze (Karl). Essays on Shakespeare. Tr. by L. D. 
 
 Schmitz. Londou, 1874. 8° 1753.24 
 
 — Lord Byron : biography. Xondon, 1872. 8°. 3027.30 
 
 Elzevirs. See Printing.' 
 Emancipation. *S'ee Slavery. 
 
 Emancipation of faith. See Schedel (H. E.) 3592.13 
 
 Emanuel (Harry). Diamonds and precious stones. 
 
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 Enabalming. Greenhill {T.) Art of. 1770. .6218.14 
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 Embryology. 
 
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 'bi^ology, before the Lowell Institute.1849.4717.11 
 
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 cludiug man. 1876 4737. 10 
 
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 Analomij) ; — Natural histnry. 
 Emergencies aud how to treat them. See Howe (J. W.) 4357.10 
 Einerline (G. D.) See EmiUane (Gabriel d'). 
 Emerson (Frederick). North American arithmetic. 3d 
 
 part. N. Y., [n. r/.] 12° 4011.11 
 
 Same. Key. New York, [1838.] 12°. 4011.11 
 
 Emerson (George Barrell). Trees and shrubs of 
 
 Massachusetts. B., 1846. 8° 6135.09 
 
 — Houses iu the country for working-men. [In Amer. eoc aci. 
 
 assoc. Trans., no. 3, 1871.] *. . . . 6811.02 
 
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 1844. 12° 5514.03 
 
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 Emerson (George Rose). London : how the great city 
 
 grew. L., ltii;-2. 16° 491. IH 
 
 Emerson (Gouverueur). Amer. farmer's encyclopsedia. 
 
 New York, 1860. 8° lil-J6.03 
 
 Emerson (N. S.) A thanksgiving story : "Betsy and 
 
 I are out " and other poems. New York, 1873. 
 
 12= lG4].i3 
 
 Emerson (Ralph Waldo). Conduct of life. Boston. 
 
 1860. 12° 2.521.02 
 
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 retonuers. 
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 — Introduction. See Plutarch. Morals, v. 1, 1870. . . 6-135.'26 
 
 — Letters and social aims. B., 1876. 12°. .2524.19 
 
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 — Homes of Amer. authors. 1857 3245.11 
 
 — . Lowell [J. H.) Emerson as a lecturer. [In My study windows, 
 
 p. 375-385. 1871.J 2534.18 
 
 ^g" For other notices, see Biography (p. 143). 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 70, 1864, or Littell. 1864, v. 3 ; 
 
 V. 75, 1867, or Litlell, 1H67, v. 2; v. 78, 1868 : North Brit. 
 
 rev., V. 47, 1807 ; Meth. fju. rev., July. 1874 (by Q. Prentice). 
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 Note. — Title page gives aiithor as ' G. D. Emerline.' 
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 Emotions and the will. See Bain (A.) 5421.10 
 
 Emperor's vigil, poem. See Jones (Ernest). 1856. . . 1602.11 
 
 Empire and the church. See Gray {.Mrs. H.) 3414.01 
 
 Empty crib. See Cuyler (Theodore L.) 1869 35;i7 17 
 
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 Enamel IKa;/ (.4.) [/n ArchEeol jour., v. 2.] 1462.16 
 
 Enchanted beauty. See Elder (Wm.) 1855 25'24.01 
 
 Enchiridion. .See Quarles (F.) 1866 6214.06 
 
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 Dana. 15 v. H. Y., D. Appleton(& Co. 1873-76. 
 
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 issued in 1877. 
 
 — Applelon'.i annual cyclopaedia. 1861-72. 15 v. N. Y., 
 
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 — BacJidd ( 77i. ) and Dezohry (Ch.) Dictionnaire gene- 
 
 ral des lettros, des beaux-aiis et des sciences 
 morales et politiques, 2 v. P., 1862. 8°. 
 
 — Beetim'-s science, art and literature : a dictionary. 
 
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 — Bouillel {N.) Dictionnaire universel des sciences, 
 
 des lettres et des arts. 9e ed. P., 1870. 8°. 
 
 — Brande ( IF. T. ) and Cox ( Q. W. ), Dictionary of 
 
 science, lit., and art. New ed. 3 v. London, 
 1865-67. 8" 
 
 — C/KMiiter.s's encyclopsBdia. 10 v. Phil., 1860-68. 8°. 
 Same. Atlas. Phil, 1868. 8°. . . . 915.19 
 
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 — iii'ocfc/irtKs'Conversations-lexikon. 12eauflage. v.1-5. 
 
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 Note. — Will make, when completed, 15 volumes. 
 
 — Deutsf^h-itmerilcfinisches conversations-lexicon. Bear- 
 
 beitet von A. T. Schem, 11 v. N. Y., 1869-74. 8°. 
 
 — Encydoptedhi Americana. Ed. by F. Lieber. 13 v. 
 
 Boston, 1853. 8° 
 
 Same. Supplementary. Vol. 14. Ed. by H. 
 
 Vethake. Boston, 1853. 8° 
 
 — Enri/clopcBdia Britaunica. 8th ed. 21 v. Boston, 
 
 1853-60. 4° 
 
 Same. Index. Boston, 1860. 4°. . . ' 
 
 Same. 9th ed. v. 1— . Boston, 1875— . 4°. 
 
 — Eimidopcedin metropolitana. Ed. by E. Smedley, 
 
 Hugh J. Rose, and Henry J. Rose. 30 v. London, 
 
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 mismatics. Hughes (J.) Poetry. Gwilt (J-) Music. Lind- 
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 Ins. 8. lus-Mar- 9, Mas-Ozo. 10, P-Rau. 11, Eel-Squ. 
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 sciences. '6, Plates aud maps to the hist, aud miscel. 
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 Natural history. 4 v. L., 1854-56. 4°. 4728.13 
 
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 Same. Supplement. London, 1872. 4". 3228.18 
 
 Synoptical iudex. London, 1868. 4°. . 
 
 ■ — Heck {J. Q. ) Icouograpliic encyclopaedia of .science, 
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 • Same. Plates. 6 v. London, 1820. 4°. 
 
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 — ZeU's popular encyclopedia. By L. Colange. 2 v. 
 
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 J^y .SV« also Dictionaries fp. 415). For special ency- 
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 Endless mirth and amusement. See Gilbert (C.) . . . 4622.13 
 
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 Enfield (.Edward). Indian com. N.Y., 18G0,12=',0124.0» 
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 Euglaiider (Dr. S. ) Abolition of the state ; direct 
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 1809 3934.19 
 
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 EngUsh-Irish dictionary. Dublin, 1814. 10' 6421.13 
 
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 EngUsh sportsman in 'U'estern prairies. See Berkeley G.F.)4616.20 
 
 EngUsh traits. .SVc Emerson (It. W.l 1857 954.16 
 
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 ■Siiuemoser (Joseph). History of magic. Tr. by W. 
 
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 tlaiiius. Enniausa poesis reliquiae. Kec. J. Vahlen. 
 
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 plioii. [Gr. etLat] Parisiis, Dldot,18l± 6". 77G7.05 
 
 — Morals, with Simplicius his comment. From the 
 
 Greek, by G. Stanhope. L., 1694. 16°. 5433.08 
 
 — Morals. Poetical paraphrase, by E. Walker. London, 
 
 1716. 18° 543423 
 
 — Works. From the Greek, by Mrs. E. Carter. 4th ed. 
 
 2v.ini. Loudon, 1807. 8' 5434.15 
 
 — Farrar [P. W.) Soakers after God, p. 186-25S. . . . 6435.19 
 
 — Seller (E.) Stoics, epicureans, and sceptics. 1870. . 5426.28 
 
 See also Philosophy (Histories) ; and New monthly mag., 
 March, 1860. 
 
 Epicurean (Tho). .STee Moore (Thomas) 232 23 
 
 Epicurus and the Epicurean philosophy. 
 
 — Life and morals. Transl. by J. Digby. With 
 
 "essay, bv St. Evremoud. Ed. by J. Tela. London, 
 1818. 8= 3613.01 
 
 — Malkin (B. H.) Classical disquisitions, etc. 1825. . . 2536.28 
 
 — Platarcli. Against Colotas. disciple and favorite of Epicdrus. 
 
 [In Ms Morals, v. 5. p. 338-38.5. J 5435.30 
 
 — . — That it is not possible to live pleasurably according to the 
 doctrine of Epicurus. [In Ids Morals, v. 2, p. 167-203.] 5415.27 
 
 — Zeller {E.) .Stoics, epicureans, and sceptics. 1870. . 5426.28 
 
 See also Frasers mag., Nov.. 1871. or Litlell. 1871. v. 4 
 (art. bv P W, Newman) : Nat. qu. rev., v. 16, 1858 ; N. A. 
 rev., v. 107, 1868 (by D. A. Wassou). 
 
 i^5* .y.'e also Lucretius ; and Philosophy (Ancient). 
 Epidemics. .See Medicine (EpuUMies). Also MeUora. v. •!. 1860 
 (E. of fanaticism/ ; Winslow'a iour. of psy. med., v. 2. 1849 ; 
 v. 6 (Mental E.| ; v. 9 (Moral and criminal E.) ; North Brit. 
 • rev., V. 38, 1863, or Littell, 1863, v. 2 (Vegetable E.) 
 
 Epigrams. 
 
 — Booth (J.) Epigrams, ancient and modem. 6212.05 
 
 — Gtrey(0. S.) Commouplace bonk of E. 1872. 6213.11 
 
 — Dodd (J. P.) The epigrammatist. 1870. .6213.15 
 
 — Eplgrammatam anthologia palatina, etc. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Apparatu critico instruxit F. Dubner. Volume 1. 
 Parisii-i. Dhht ISIil. 8= 7704.16 
 
 — Mathews ( ir,) Epigrams. [In his Great conversers, efc] 2536.05 
 
 See alsi-i Blackwood's mag., v. 93. 1863. or Littell, 1863. 
 V. 3 ; Catholic world, July, 1872 ; Contemp. rev., v. 14, 1870 
 
 (by J. Davies) : New monthly, v. 5, 1822 : North Brit, rev., 
 
 V. 42, 1865 ; Quar. rev., v. 117. 1866 ; Harper's mag., v. 15 
 
 (by J. G. Saxe). 
 Epilepsy. See Medicine. 
 Epirus. See Countries (p. 316). 
 Episcopacy and Episcopal churches. See Biblical, religious, and 
 
 eccl. lit. [Episcopacy, p. 85.) 
 Episodes in an obscure lite; Tower Hamlets. See Row (E.) 6828.01 
 Episodes ot French history. See Pardee (Jane). 1869, 613.05 ; 01 
 Episodes of insect life. By Acheta domestica. [By 
 
 MissL.M. Budgen.] 3v. N.Y., 1851-52. 8^ 4823.02 
 Epistles from Bath ; and miscellaneous poems. By Q. 
 
 in the corner, [rtnoji.] Bath, 1817. 8°. .6091.03 
 Epistles (The) of Clio and Strephou in prose and 
 
 verse. 2d ed. Loudon, 1729. 18°. . . . 1632.32 
 Epistolae obscvrorvm virorvm. LipKi£e,1858.16°.2527.20 
 
 — Hamilton (.Sir Tr.) Discussions. 1856 6413.10 
 
 Epistolary compositions. See Letters 3267.07 
 
 Epithet^. Jermyn (J.) Book of English epithets. 
 
 1849 'wss.og 
 
 Epitaphs and monumental inscriptions. 
 
 — Boioden (J.) Epitaph wiiter. 1791. . .6215.08 
 
 — Boyd(A. K.S.) Concerning churchyards, [in /as Kecreations, 
 
 v. 2.) 2614.07;i 
 
 — Bridgman (T.) Inscriptions from the monuments in the 
 
 Granary burial grotmd. IWith his Pilgrims of Boston, 
 1856.] 611.17 
 
 Memorials of the dead in Boston. Copp's Hill 
 
 burying ground. 1852 611.18 
 
 — Brown (J.) Epitaphs, etc., in Grey friars churchyard, 
 
 Edinbmrgh. 1867 6215.05 
 
 — Qtldwall (T.) Ancient and modern epitaphs. 6215.07 
 
 — Dingley {T.) History from niaiile, printed in photo- 
 
 lithography by V. Brooks ; with iutrod., by J. G. 
 Nichols. [Camden soc, v. 94, 97.] . . 5113.48 
 
 — Epitaphs, collected fiom Holy Writ, and onr best 
 
 authors on sacred subjects. By H. L. S. and L. S. 
 M. Ed. by G. B. Chaloner. L., 1868. U°. 6215.15 
 
 — Ilackdt (J.) Select and remarkable epitaphs. 2 v. 
 
 1757 6215.11 
 
 — Jlairis (W. T.) Epitaphs from the old burying 
 
 grounds in Cambridge. 1845 3242.00 
 
 — Xortherid (C.) Book of epitaphs. 1873. .6215.18 
 
 — Oriqinal col. of extant epitaphs, [anon.] London, 
 
 1870. 8°. 6215.06 
 
 — Palliser (F. and M. A.) Mottoes for monuments. 
 
 1872 6215.00 
 
 Pair (S.) InBcriptlouB. [In las Works, v. 4, p. 657-720.) 6062.06 
 
 — PHVujrew (T. J.) Chronicles of the tombs. 6215.01 
 
 — Bitcliings (-B.) General volume of epitaphs, with 
 
 appropriate texts, [rmon.] 1840. . . . 6215.16 
 
 — Samiders (F.) Salad for the solitary, p. 227-262. 1863. 2642,10 
 
 — Webb(T.) Select collection of epitaphs. 2 v. 6215.09 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 71, 1852 : Eclectic mag., 
 v. 25, 1852 ; Harpers mag., v. 46 (by ■«". E. Wallace). 
 j6®" See also Inscriptions. 
 Epochs of ancient history. Ed. by G. W. Cox and 0. 
 Saukey. Viz. : — 
 Capes (W. W.) Koman history. The early empire. New York, 
 1876] 16' 431.21 
 
 — Roman empire of the 2d century. N. Y.. 1876. 16'. 
 
 Cox (G. W.) The Athenian empire. N. X., 1876. 16°. 411.13 
 
 — Tlie Greeks and the Persians. N. Y., 1876. 16°. . . 421.34 
 Merivale (C.) The Eomaa triumvirates. L., 1876. 16°. 431.22 
 
 Epochs of English history. Ed. by M.Creighton. Viz.: 
 
 Powell (F. York). Early England up to the Norman conquest. 
 
 London. 1876. 16° 461.21 
 
 Epochs of modem history : ed. by Edward E. Morris, 
 J. S. Phillpotts, and Colbeck> Viz.:— 
 
 1 Seebohm (F.) The era of the protestant revolution. New 
 ■ Y.nk. 1874. 16° 3432.22 
 
 2 Cox (d. W.) The crusades. New York, 1874. 16'. .6623.01 
 
 3. Gardiner (S. K.) Thirty years' war, 161S-1C48. New York. 
 1H74. 16° 544.24 
 
 4. Gairdner (J.) Houses of Lancaster and York ; with the eon- 
 qu.st and loss of France. N. Y., 1876. 16° 461.19 
 
 5. Morris ("W. G'O.) French rev. and the 1st empire. New York. 
 I1H74.1 16° 621.17 
 
 6 Warburton (W.) Edward the third. B., 1875. 16°. .3061.22 
 7. Creighton (II.) Age of Elizabeth. N. Y.. 1876. 16°. . 3063.32 
 
 8 Hale (E.) Fall of the Stuarts, and Western Europe, 1678-97. 
 Uostin. 1876. 16° 481.01 
 
 9 Gardiner (S. E.) The puritan revolution. New York, 1876. 
 16° 481.03 
 
 10. Stubbs (W.) The early Plantageneta. N. Y., 1870. 16*. 481.02 
 Epworth singers. .See Christophers (S. W.) 1875. . . . 3766.23 
 Equador. .See Countries {Eeuadnr. p. 316). 
 Equestrianism. See Horsemanship. 
 Equinoctial America. See America {Equinoctial, p. 289). 
 Equity. .See Law. {Equity.) 
 
 Eraclius. De colortbus et artibus Eomanoriun. [In Merriiield 
 iMrs. M. P.) Orig. treatises, v. 1, 1849.] .... 1422.01 
 
 'W 
 
 KLYN MEUCANIitE tlBEAKY.
 
 ERASMUS -ESSAYS 
 
 447 
 
 Erasmus (DesiJerius). Adagia. See Bland (R. ) 
 Proverbs (12U.2;i 
 
 — Enchiridion. Abridgment. [In Coverdale (M.) Writiiige. 
 
 1844.) 3636.rj 
 
 — Liber utilissimus de couscribendis epistolis. Ed. 
 
 nova. Lugd. But., 1G15. 32^ 3267.12 
 
 — Pope Julius the second. A comical dialogue be- 
 
 tween Julius n. . Evil genius, aud St. Peter, 
 Dublin, 1719. lli=. 3091.23 
 
 — Praise of tolly. With outs, by Hans Holbein. 48 pi. 
 
 Loudon, [1S70.] 1G° 6212.08 
 
 — Prayers. Tr. by C. S. Ooldwell. L., 1872. 32°. 3547.09 
 
 — Select familiar colloquies. [Latin.] With literal 
 
 trans, by J. Clarke. New ed. by J. Ross. Phila. , 
 
 1818. 12^ 2527.21 
 
 For lives and critical fstimalfiS of E., see Biography (p. 
 143) ; also Bibl. sacra, Jan., 1802 {Life of E., by E. Pond) ; 
 Brit. quar. rev., Jan.. 1875 (E., hia character) ; MacuiiUan, 
 March, 1865 (Early years of E., by J. Hamilton). 
 
 Erceldoune (Thoma.s of). See Thomas of Erceldouae. 
 
 Ercilla (Alouzo de). Sketch of the Araucana, with copious ex- 
 tracts, by W. Hayley and H.Boyd, [\rilli. Molina (G. I.) 
 ChiU, V. 2. 1808.] 607.26 
 
 Erckmaun (Emile) and Chatrian (Alexandre). Ami 
 (L'j Fritz. 3e ed. PmIs, 1867. 16^ . 7021. OG 
 
 — Blocus (Lei : episode de la fin de I'empire. lOe ed. 
 
 PiU-is, [».<;.] 12° 7018.27 
 
 — Brigadier Frederic. Paris, 1874. 12°. . .7021.17 
 
 — Confidences d'un joueur de clariuette. 4e »;d. Paris, 
 
 [)i.d] 10°. 5*. 7018.29 
 
 — Contes des bords du Rhin. 3e ed. Kris, 1803. 
 
 10^ 7018.30 
 
 — Contes fantastiques. 2e id. P., 1868. 16=. 7021.07 
 
 — Contes de k Montagne. P., 1860. 1G°. . 7021.08 
 
 — Coutes populaires. 3e ed. P., [li.d.] 16°. 7021.09 
 
 — Deux (Les) freres. Paris. 1872. 16°. . .7021.18 
 
 — Guerre (La). Paris, 18G6. 16 7021.10 
 
 — Histoire d'un couscrit de 1813. 20e ed. P., [H.d] 
 
 1G° 7021.11 
 
 — Histoire d'un homme du peuple. 7eid. Paris, 18G5. 
 
 1G° 7021.12 
 
 — Histoire d'un paysan. 1789. Les etats generaux. 
 
 14eed. Paris, 1869. 16° 7021.13 
 
 Same. 1792-93. 2 v. P., 1869. 16°. . 7018.23 
 
 — Histoire d'un sous-maftre. Paris,1872. 16°. 7021.23 
 
 — Histoire du plebiscite. Paris, 1872. 16°. . 702L24 
 
 — L'illustre Docteur Matheus. P., 1859. 12°. 7021.05 
 
 — L'iuvasion ; ou le fou Yego£ 9e id. Paris, [1862.] 
 
 16.° 7021.02 
 
 — Madame Ther^se. 15e ed. P., [n.tZ.] 1G°. 7018.2.5 
 
 — Maison forestifere. 5e ed. P., [«.d] 16°. 7021.03 
 
 — Maitre Daniel Rock. 2e ed. P., [u.d.] lb°. 7018.2G 
 
 — Maitre Gaspard Fix. Paris, 1876. 1G°. . 7021.25 
 
 — Souvenirs d'un aucieu chef de chantier a Isthme de 
 
 Suez. 5e ed. Paris, 187(i 7021.29 
 
 — Waterloo : suite du Couscrit de 1813. 20e ed. Paris, 
 
 [n. d.] 16° 7018.28 
 
 fi®* For biogr. nrftice of th& two a,athove, see Men of tlie 
 
 third republillJ873 [3252.27J ; also Edin. rev., v. 123, 18U6 
 
 (The E.-(J. noWlB). 
 
 Erechtheus, tragedy. See Swinburne (A. 0.) 1744.09 
 
 Eilchsen (John Eric de). Ob.servatious ou aneurism. 
 
 Selected. London, 1814. 8° 431ii.l7 
 
 — Science and art of surgery. Gth ed. London, 1872. 
 
 8° 433G.13 
 
 Erie canal. See Reports of the canal commissioner of the state 
 of New York. 
 
 Erie county, {Penn.) See Oountries. {Erie County, Pa.) 
 
 Erie (Lake). See Countries. {Erie, Lake.) 
 
 Erie railway. Adams (C. K, jr.) Chapter of Erie ; the 
 
 Erie raid 5922.22 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 22, 1868 (The Erie imbro- 
 glio, by J. K. Medbury) : Galaxy. March, 1872 (A great law- 
 suit aud a field fiaht, by J. S. Black) ; Oct., 1872 (Truth of 
 a great lawsuit, by A Stickney). 
 
 Erigena (John Scotus). See N. A. rev., v. 94, 1862 ; North Brit 
 rev., V. 23, 1865. 
 
 Ermau (Georg Adolph). Travels in Siberia. 2 v. 
 Philadelphia, 1850. 8° 1024.11 
 
 Emesti (Johanu August). Principles of interpreta- 
 tiou. Notes, by M. Stuart. 4th ed. Audover, 
 1842. 12° 3721.07 
 
 Emi (Henri). Coal oil and petroleum. Philadelphia, 
 1865. 12° ,31)53.22 
 
 Erotici scriptores. Parisiis, Dhlol. 185G. 8°. 77fi4.17 
 Contents : Parthenius. Achilles Tatius. Longus. Xeno- 
 
 pbon Ephisitts. Heliodorus. Chariton Aphrodisirrisit. Dio- 
 
 genes, lamblichus. Eumathius. Apollonius Ti/rius. Nice- 
 
 tas Eugenntnus. 
 Errors. See Delusions. — 
 
 Erskine (David Stewart, earl of Buchan). Essays on 
 
 Fletcher of Saltoun and the poet Thomson 
 
 London, 1792. 8° 3057.oi 
 
 Erskine (Ralph). Gospel sonnets. Edinburgh, 1803, 
 
 1<J' 3761.10 
 
 Erskine (Thomas, lord). Armata : a fragment. Gth ed. 
 
 [2a pt. 4th ed.] London, 1818. 8". .• . 5713.20 
 
 — Appeal on the subject of coufederated Greece, London. 1824. 
 
 8". yiii Pamphleteer, v. 23.] 6058.23 
 
 — Speeches on subjects couuected with liberty of the 
 
 Eress, aud against constructive treasou.s. Collected 
 yj. Ridgway. 4 v. L., 1810-16. 8°. . 6312.13 
 
 Note. — 2d edition of v. 4. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Trials of Capt. Thomas Baillie, of lord 
 George pordon, of the dean of at. Aeaph. Argument in the 
 king's bench in support of the rights of juries. 2. Trials 
 of Thomas Paine, of the printer aud publisher of Paiue's 
 Age of reason, of John Stocl<dale. of John Frost, of James 
 PeiTy. 3. Trials of Thomas Walker, of Thomas Hardy. 
 4. Trials of John Horuu Tooke. of the e:irl of Tlianet. Pro- 
 ceedings of the * Friends to the liberty of the press.' 
 
 — Speeches at the bar on misccl. subjects. New ed. 
 
 London, 1827. 8° 6312.17 
 
 — The defence of the Whigs. Kew ed. Loudon, 1820. 8°. [fn 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 15, p. 287-348.] 5058.15 
 
 Erythrean sea. Vincent { W.) Pleiiplus, etc. [In his Commerce 
 
 of the ancients, v. 2. 18ii7.] 1016.01 
 
 Es. #5^ .See also words beginning with JEs. 
 
 Eschatology. See Biblical and relig. Ut. (Daitli, p. 83 ;— Future 
 
 life, p 88 -.—Heaven, p. 88 ■,—UeU, p. 89 ; Judgment, p. 90 ; 
 
 — Millennium, 91). 
 Escheuburg (Johann Joachim). Manual of classical 
 
 literature. From the German : with add. by N. 
 
 W. Fiske. Phila., 1859. 8° 437.09 
 
 Escuiiel. Simios (F. K de los). Description of the 
 
 royal palace. Tr. by G. Thompson. 17G0. 98G.03 
 Escudier (Marie el Leon). Vie et aventures des cau- 
 
 tatrices celfebres : precedees des musicieus de 
 
 I'empire et .suivies de la vie nnecdotique de Paga- 
 
 niui. Paris, 1856. 16° 15G2.05 
 
 Esdaile (James). Mesmerism in India, and its applica- 
 tion in surgery and medicine. Hartford, 1851. 
 
 16°. . . . _ 3814.15 
 
 Eskell(A.) Dentistry practically considered. Loudon, 
 
 1869. 21° 4341.14 
 
 Esmarck (Fr.) On tl^ use of cold in surgery. 
 
 Tr. by E. Montgomery, London, New Sydmhiim 
 
 societi/, 1861. 8^ 4302.02 
 
 Espinasse (Francis). Life and times of Voltaire. V. 1. 
 
 Loudon, 1866. 8° 3174.24 
 
 Espousals (The). ,5ee Patmore (C.) 1856 1675.19 
 
 Espy (James Pollard). Fourth meteorological report. 
 
 W., 1857. 4°. [U. S. y4thcong., 3dsess. Senate 
 
 ex. doc, no. 6.] 
 
 — The human will. Ciu. , 18G0. 8°. . . . 5433.06 
 
 — Philosophy of storms. Boston, 1841. 8°. . 4021.10 
 Espy (Joseph). A toin- in Ohio, Kentucky and Indi- 
 ana territory, in 1805. Cincinnati, 1871. 8°. 612.19 
 
 Esquimaux. See Countries {A rctic ret/ions, p. 200) ; also Atlautio 
 
 muuthly, V. 15, 1865 (4 papers by D. A. \Yassou), 
 Esquiros (Henri Alphouse). The Dutch at home. 2d 
 ed. Loudon, 18G3. 12° 964.16 
 
 — English seamen and divers. L., 1868. 12°. 4517.17 
 
 — Religious life in England. L., 1867. 12°. . 3443.04 
 Essai philologique sur les commencemens de la typo- 
 
 graphie a Jletz. [amm.) Metz, 1828. 8°. 2765.21 
 Essay contributing to a pliilosophy of literatme. By 
 
 B. A., M. Phihi., 1874. 12° 2751.28 
 
 Essay on capacity aud genius, [anon.'] Londou, 
 
 ■ [».<?.] 8' 3815.01 
 
 Essay on intuitive morals. See Cobbe (F. P.) 1859. . . 6435.05 
 Essay on the learning, genius, and abilities of the fair 
 
 sex ; proviug them not interior to man. From 
 
 the Spauish of El Theatre Critico. [aiimi.] 
 
 London, 1774. 16° 5823.26 
 
 Essay on the Neo-druidic heresy in Britannia. Part 
 
 1. [anon.] Loudou, 1838. 4°. . . . 3818.15 
 Essay ou the principle and origin of sovereign power. 
 
 From the French, [anun.] L., 1805. 8°. 5724.24 
 Essay on the science of acting, [anon.] Londou, 
 
 1828. 12° 1735.28 
 
 Essay to prove women have no souls, [anon.] Loudon, 
 
 [n. d.] 18° 3535.27 
 
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 448 
 
 ESSAYS AND ESSAYISTS 
 
 Essay upon the principles of political economy. By an American 
 New York, 1837. 12' 5721.0(3 
 
 Iissays and essa3'ists (English). 
 
 — BrUlsh Essayists ; with prefaces by A. Chalmers. 
 
 38 v.- 1855-57 2511.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1-4. Tile Tattler. 6-12. The Spetator. 13-15. 
 The Guardian. 16 18. The Itauibler. lU-21. The adventurer. 
 22-24. The World. 25-26. The Connoisseur. 37. The Idler. 
 28-2y. The Mirror. 30-31. The Lounger. 32-34. The Obser- 
 ver. 35-37. The Looker un. 3a. General index. 
 
 — Drake {J^iham. Es.says, bio^'r., crit., and histori- 
 
 cal, illustrative of the Hambler, Adventurer, Idler, 
 and of tho periodical papers iu imitation of the 
 ■writings of Steele and Addison published between 
 
 the Spectator and 18L)9. 2v 2523.12 
 
 Essays, biogr., critical, and historical, illustrative 
 
 of the Tattler, Spectator, and Guardian. 3 v. 
 1805 2523. U 
 
 — Friswell (J. II.) Essays oa English writers. 18G9 ; p. 93-125 ■ 
 
 295-305 2525.17 
 
 — SihWi{A.) Essayists, old and new. [/;* his Last leaves. 18G9 ■ 
 
 p. 210-300.] 2542.27 
 
 Ou essay- writing. [Inhis Dreamthorp, 18G4; p. 27-52. 2513.11 
 
 List of Essayists. 
 ijy Tlirongh the following list readers are referred to 
 the general alphabet for such auth'us as have written 
 volumes of miscellaneous essays, and for such collections 
 as are anonymous, the table of contents being given, iu 
 many cases, under the individual eutiy ' ' ■• ■ 
 
 iiiituy cases, iiuaur tut* luaiviauai euiiy ; but collections of 
 essays restricted to special subjects, such as the Fine 
 arts. Mathematics, Political economy, etc., should be 
 looked lor under their subject. 
 
 Adams {John). 
 Addison (Joseph). 
 Adventurer ( L'he). 
 Afternoon lectures. 
 Agnppa (H.O.) 
 AiKen (JoUu). 
 Alcock (Sir B.) 
 Alcott(.\. B.) 
 Alger (\V. K.) 
 Ahson (Archibald). 
 Ames (Fisher). 
 Ames [Mrs. M. C) 
 Angelo (Henry). 
 Anonymous (The). 
 Argens(J.B.de B..inai'q. d'). 
 Arm-chair iu the smoking- 
 room. 
 Arnold (Frederick). 
 Arnold (ilatthew). 
 Arnold (Thomas). 
 Athenceus. 
 Athenian oracle. 
 Austin (Sarah). 
 Bacon (ITaucia, lord], 
 Badeau (Adam). 
 Bagehot (Walter). 
 Bailey (Samuel). 
 Baker (William). 
 Ballantyne (Thomas). 
 Balmanno (Mrs. M.) 
 Bancroft (George), 
 Barbauld (Mrs.) 
 B^ker (Lady). 
 Barnes (Albert). 
 Bayne (Peter). 
 Beecher (H. W.) 
 Belsnam (Wm.) 
 Bethune (George W.) 
 Blackie (John iituart). 
 Blackmore (Hir Uichard). 
 Boston book. 
 Bovee (C. N.) 
 Boyd (A. K. H.) 
 Bradford (Sam'l D.) 
 Bremer (b'redrika). 
 Brooke (Henry). 
 Brimley (George). 
 Bnsted (O. A.) 
 British essayists. 
 Brougham iHonry, lord). 
 Brown (U':i\ H. S.) 
 Brown (bamuel). 
 Browning (Mrs. E. B.) 
 'Brownson O. .\.) 
 Bucnanan (llobert). 
 Bryant (W. (J.) 
 Buckle (Uoury T.) 
 Bulwer-Lytton (.Str E. B.) 
 Bungay (ij. w.j 
 Bnraon (William), 
 Burnap (G. W.) 
 Burritt (EUhu). 
 Burton (Uobert). 
 Burton (W. G., editor). 
 Bushnell (Horace). 
 
 Calvert (George H.) 
 Cambridge essays, 1855. 
 Carlyle ( Lhouias), 
 Cavendish [Sir W'm.and M., 
 
 duke and duchess of iVcw- 
 
 LOstit. 
 Cecil (R. A. T. G., viscount 
 
 Cianborne, marquis o/ Sa- 
 
 lisbur)/). 
 Chalmers (Alexander). 
 Chambers s Home Book. 
 Chambers's Miscellany. 
 Chambers's Papi^rs for the 
 
 people. 
 Chapone {Mrs. H. II.) 
 Characteristics of men of 
 
 genius. 
 Chateaubriand (F. R. de). 
 Child Xydia M.) 
 Clark (Willis. G ) 
 ' Clark (L. Gaylord). 
 Clarke (.Vr.v. M. G.) 
 Clough (A.H.) 
 Clulow (W. B.) 
 Cobb (Josiali B.> 
 Cobbe (Fiances P.) 
 Coetlogon (Dennis de). 
 Coleridge {S. T.) 
 Coffin (li-B.) 
 Coleman (John), 
 Coleridge (Hartley). 
 CoUins (Wilkie). 
 Colton (Hcv. Walter). 
 Connoisseur (The). 
 Conybeare (Wm. J.) 
 Cooper (A. A., earl of 
 
 Shafte.'shurt/). 
 Cowley (Abraham). 
 Cozzens {P'red. S.) 
 Cracroft (Bernard). 
 Craik (D. M. Mulock. Mrs.) 
 Critical and social essays. 
 Croly (Mrs. Jennie June). 
 Croly (It-'v. George). 
 Crowfield (Christopher). 
 Dana (Alex. H.) 
 Dana (R. H.) 
 Darby (John, ps^itd). 
 Davy (Sir Humphrey). 
 DeKroyft (S. H.) 
 Delapierre (Octave). 
 DeMorgan (A.) 
 De Quincey iThomas). 
 DesPerriers (Bouaventure). 
 Disraeli (Isaiic). 
 Dixon (E. H ) 
 Dockray (B.) 
 
 Dodge (M. A.) [Gail Hamil- 
 ton.] 
 Doran (Pr. John). 
 Drake (Natlian). 
 Duche lf{''i'. Jacob). 
 Duhring (Julia\ 
 Duignan (M. G.) 
 Earle (John). 
 
 Edinburgh essays. 
 Elder (William). 
 Ellesmere (F, E., earl of). 
 Ellis (Mrs S, 8.) 
 Emerson (R. W.) 
 Essays from the Loudon 
 
 Times. 
 Essays on social subjects 
 
 from the Saturday Rev. 
 Everett (Alex. H.) 
 Everett (Edward). 
 Fairbanks (Oharles B.) 
 Fannie Fern. 
 Favorite authors. 
 Fern (Fannie). 
 Field (Kate). 
 Fielding (Henry), 
 Fields iJ. T.) 
 Fitzosborne (Sir Thomas). 
 Flamank (J.) 
 Folk lure. From 'Notes 
 
 and Queries.' 
 Forbes (rrof. Edward). 
 Forster (John). 
 Foster (Johu). 
 Frankhn (Benjamin). 
 Freeman (E. A.) 
 Friswell (J. H ) 
 Froude (J. A.) 
 Gail Hamilton. See Bodee 
 Gardner (S: J.) 
 Gentleman's magazine. 
 
 (Curious articles from). 
 Gibson (Wm. S.j 
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 Andromache, 
 
 V. 1. 
 
 Bacchanalians, 
 Children of 
 cirles, V. 2, 
 Cyclops, v. 2. 
 Electra, v. 3. 
 Fragments, v. 3. 
 
 V. 2. 
 Her- 
 
 Hecuba, v. 1. 
 Helen, v. 3. 
 Hercules distracted, 
 
 v. 3. 
 Hippolytus, v. 1. 
 Index, V. 3. 
 Ion, V, 3. [V. 2. 
 
 Iphigenia in Aulis, 
 
 Iphigenia in Tauris, 
 Medea, v, 1. [v. 2. 
 Orestes, v. 1. 
 Phoenician damsels. 
 
 V. 1. 
 Rhesus, T. 2. 
 Suppliants, v. 2. 
 Trojan captives, v. 2 
 
 Same. Literally tr. [into prose] by T. A. Buck- 
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 Contents. 
 
 Alcestis, V. 1. Heraclidffi. v. 1. Medea, v. 1. 
 
 Andromache, v. 2. Hercules furens, v. 2. Orestes, v. 1. 
 
 Baechro, v. 1. Hippolytus, v. 1. Phcenissas. v. 1. 
 
 Cyclops, V. 2 Ion, v. 2. [v. 1. •Rhesus, v. 2. 
 
 Electra, v. 2. Iphigenia in Auhde, Supplicauti, v. 2. 
 
 Hecuba, v. 1. Iphigenia in Tauris, Troades, v. 2. 
 
 Helena, v. 2. v. 1. 
 
 Same. Tr, by E. Potter. 3 v. N. Y., 1852. 
 
 16°. 1723.11 
 
 Alcestis, v. 1. 
 Andromache, v, 
 Bacc]]i8, V. 1. 
 Electra. v. 3. 
 Hecuba, V. 3, 
 Helena, v. 3. 
 Heraclidse, v. 2. 
 
 Contents. 
 Hercules, v. 2. 
 Hippolytus, v. 1. 
 Ion. V. 1. 
 Iphigenia in Aulis, 
 
 V. 2. 
 Iphigenia in Tauris, 
 
 V. 3. 
 
 Medea, v. 1. 
 Orestes, V. 3. 
 Phoenician virgins, 
 
 V. 1. 
 Rhesus. V. 2. 
 Supplicants, v. 2, 
 Trojan dames, v. 2. 
 
 — Barchw. Iphigenia in Aulis. Tr, by R. Potter. [In Sanford 
 
 (E.) and Walsh (R.) Briti-sh poets, v. 5(1.] .... 1691.50 
 
 — Crowned Hippolytus. Tr. into Engl, verse, by M. 
 
 P. Fitz-Gerald. Loud,.n, 1807. 16°. . 1723.17 
 
 — Cyclops. Tr. by P. B. Shelley. [In S.'s Poetical works, v. 3. 
 
 1856.] 1684.21 
 
 — Medea. Tr. [into EngL verse], by J. Iv. Lee. L., 
 
 18G7. 16°. 1723.18 
 
 Same. Literallv tr. into Eugl. verse, by Augusta 
 
 Webster. Loudon, 18i;8. 16°. : . .1723.16 
 
 — Jodrell {li. P.} Illustr.itions of the Ion and the 
 
 Baccha). 2 v. 1781 1723.22 
 
 — Peacock {T. L.} The Phaethonof E.,a fragmeut. [/n /(is Works, 
 
 v. 3 [5062.17) ; repr. from Fraser's mag., v. 45, 1852. 
 • See also Blackwood's mag., v. 92, 1862 (Iphigenia in Aulis 
 and Iphigenia in Tauris) ; Class, journal, v. 14 (Philosoph. 
 sentiments of E.) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 19, 18159 (Vindication 
 of E.) ; Westm rev., Jan., April. 1872. and references in 
 Poole's Index. In Poetry, .tee Browning (R.) Balaustiou's 
 adventure [1623.09]; and his Aristophaues' apology [1622.16]. 
 Europe. See Countries {Europe, p 317-319 ; with cross references 
 
 on p. 319). 
 Europe through Amer. spectacles. *e Fulton (C. C.) 1874. 940.08 
 European capitals (Sketches of|. See 'Ware (Wm.) . . . 942.09 
 European celebrities. &e Sprague (W. B.) 1856. . . . 3'202 08 
 European Ufe, legend, ami landscape. By an artist. 
 
 [anon.] Phil., Is59. 8° 915.04 
 
 Eusebius Pamphili, {hp. of Gaesarna). An ecclesiasti- 
 cal history to the yiear 324. Tr. by Kev. C. F. 
 
 Crust'. Loudon, 18;t8. 8° 3413.14 
 
 Same. [Greek text.] F.r.-it bo ik and selections. 
 
 With introd. by A. Ballard, and notes by W. B. 
 Owen. N. y.,1874. 12° 3531.14 
 
 BBOOKLVN MBUCANTILE LIBRA It V,
 
 EUSTACE-EVERETT 
 
 451 
 
 Eustace (John Chetwocle). Classical tour thiouKh 
 
 Italy [18U;i, etc.] 7tli ed. a v. Loudon, 1841. 
 
 18' .• 971.01 
 
 Same. 3d ed. 4 v. L., 1815. 8= . . 974.0e 
 
 Bustathius TftfssalDnicr-iisis. Commeut;irii. Gr. et Lat. [/n Mul- 
 
 leriO.) Ueogr. dr. mill , V. 2. 18G1.J 77(55.0i 
 
 Eustathius '>'* Eumathius. Sue Eumathius. 
 
 Eutaxia, or presbyterian liturgifs : hist, sketches. 
 
 By a minister. N. Y., 1855. 12^ . . .3547.13 
 
 Eulhanasy. See Mountford (Wm ) 1852 3576.01 
 
 Eutropius. Abridgement of Roman history. Tr. by 
 
 J. S. Watson. L., Bnhn, 1853. l'2^ ." .^ 423.0G 
 
 — Breviarium historise Eoman;« ; ex ed. H. Verheyk, 
 
 cum notis et interpretatione. Londiui, Valpy, 
 1821. 8° 7713.13 
 
 — — Same. [Lnl. et F/.] Paris, 1865. 8°. [Nisards 
 
 Collection.] 7726. U2 
 
 Eaxine Sea. See Black sea (p. 294). 
 
 Evagiius Sdiohtslioiis. History of the church. A. D. 
 431-594. L., Bohn, 1854. 12°. . . . 3413.06 
 
 Evangelical alliance conference, 1873. History, es- 
 says, orations, and other documents. Ed. by P. 
 Schaff andS. I. Prime. N. Y., 1874. 8°. 3518.15 
 
 Contents : Historical sketch. Address of welcome. Re- 
 ports ou various christian countries. Christian union. 
 Christianity and its antagonists. . Christian Ufe : educa- 
 tion and Uterature. pulpit of the age. Sunday schools, 
 christian associations. Romanism and protestantism. 
 Christianity and civil government : church and state, 
 Christianity and liberty, ministerial support. Christian 
 missions. Social reforms. Letters and documents. Index. 
 
 Evangelical religion. See Biblical and rehg. lit., (p. 85). 
 
 Eyangehne See Longfellow (H. W.) 1604.09 
 
 Bvraiis (Col. Alliert S. ) Our sister republic: tropical 
 Mexico, lS6'.t-70. Hartford, 1871. 8^. .1152.17 
 
 Evans (A. J. ) Through Bosnia and the Herzegovina. 
 Lonlon. 187(1. 8' 
 
 Evans (B. , Z>. D. ) Early English Baptists. 4 v. Loudon, 
 1862. 12" 3453.16 
 
 Evans (David Jlorier). Commercial crises, 1847-48 ; 
 facts and figures. London, 1848. 8'. .5911.23 
 
 — History of the crisis, 1857-58, and the stock panic of 
 
 1859". London, 18.59. 8°. 5911.25 
 
 — SpecuLative notes, and notes on speculation, ideal 
 
 and re.tl. L., 1864. 8^ 5922.20 
 
 Evans i/iei'. Evan). Specimens of the poetr«of the 
 
 ancient Welsh bards. Renr. from Do islev's ed. 
 
 of 17(54. Llanidloes, (TKife-,-.) \_n.d.\ 8°. 1643.18 
 Evans (Frederick W. ) Shakers , compendium of origin, 
 
 doctrines, e(c. N. Y., 1859. 12". . . .3448.10 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 23, 1869 (.\utobiography of a 
 Shaker, by F. W. E.) 
 
 Evans (G. W. D.) Classic and connoisseur in Italy 
 and SieUy. 3 v. L., 1835. 8°. . . . 974.20 
 
 Evans (Hugh Davey). Treatise on the christian doc- 
 trine of marriage. N. Y., 1870. 16°. .. . 5824.16 
 
 Evans (John, F.R.S.) Ancient stone implements, 
 weapons, and ornaments of Gt. Britain. New York, 
 1872. 8" 427.24 
 
 — On flint implements in beds of gravel, sand, and clay. [Li 
 
 ArchiBologia, v. 38, 1860.J 6128.— 
 
 — Ou tlie manuf. of stone implements iu prehistoric times. [In 
 
 Intemat. cong. of prehist. arLhiBol. Trans., 186.S.J 5813 28 
 Evans (.John, qitaker). Narrative of the proceedings 
 of the Quakers in Phila. , against J. E. With evi- 
 dence on case of J. E. versus Ellis Yarn ill and 
 
 others. Phila.. 1811. H' 3448.17 
 
 Evans (Marian J.) See Lewes (.l/rs. G H.) 1642.2(3 
 
 Evans iSebastiau). See biogr. notice in St. James mag., 1875. 
 Evaus (Thomas'). Old ballads, with some modem. 
 Ed. enl. by R.HEvans. 4v. L.,1810. 12°. 1611.17 
 Evans (Thomasl. Exposition of the faith of the 
 
 Quakers. Phil., 1828. 8° 3.547.10 
 
 Evans (W.F.) Meutal-cure. Boston.lS69. 12°. 5438.16 
 Evelyn (Chetwood). Tabla-tiilk on books, men, and 
 
 manners. N. Y., 1853. 12° 6216.02 
 
 Evelyn (John). Diary and corresp. [1620-1704.] 
 Ed. by W. Biay. 4 v. L., 1850-52. 8°. .30.35.0:1 
 
 — Life of Mrs. Godolphin. L., 1864. 12°. .3066.28 
 Evenings with the children. .See Ramsey (V. G.) 1872. 1161.02 
 Evenings with the sacred poets. .See Saimders (Fr.) 1870. 1683.28 
 
 Events of a military life. See Henry (Walter) 3U75.29 
 
 L'Eveque. See Levesque. 
 
 liverest (Charles \V. ) Poets of Connecticut ; with 
 biogr. sketches. Hartford, 1843. 8°. . . 1643.08 
 
 Everett (Alcxand.>r Hill). Critical and miscel. e.isoys. 
 Added a few poams. B., 1845. 12°. . 2524;il 
 Contents : Mme de Sevigue. Who wrote Gil Bias ? Ber- 
 nardin de St. Pierre. Schiller. Geoffroy on French drama- 
 tic literature. Private life of Voltaire. Art of being happy. 
 Canova. Sir James Mackiutosii. Cicero on government. 
 Dialogue ou government between Franklin and Montes- 
 quieu. Chinese manners. The sabbath. Poems. 
 
 Same. 2d series. Boston, 184(i. 12°. . 2.524.12 
 
 Contents : Harro Harriuf?. De Stael. Muea?u8' Pojiular 
 tales. Irving's Columbus. De Gerando's History of philo- 
 sophy. Greeuough's statne of Washington. D.Stewart's 
 pliilosophy. Life of R-'Usseau. Havana. History uf intel- 
 lectual philosophy. Lord Vapourcourt. 
 
 — Europe : survey of the principal powei-s . [ajion. ] 
 
 London. 1822. 8°. . . . ' 5727.06 
 
 — Life of Patrick Henry. Boston, 1848. 16°. [/ii Sparks (J.| 
 
 Amer. biogr., v 11.] 3241.11 
 
 — ■ Life of Joseph Wanen. New York, 1B53. 16°. [/ii Sparks (J.) 
 Amer. biogr.. v. 10 ] 3241.10 
 
 — New ideas on population. B., 1823. 8°. . 5914.03 
 
 — Poems. Boston. 1845. 12°. 1643.09 
 
 Everett (Charles Carroll). The science of thought ; a 
 
 system of logic. Boston, 1870. 12°. . . 5428.33 
 
 Everett (Edward). Life of Washington. New York. 
 
 1860. 12°. 3177.04 
 
 — Life of John Stark. New York, 1853. 16°. [In Sparks (J.) 
 
 Amer. biogr., v 1.] 3241.01 
 
 — Life of Peter C Brooks. [In Hunt (F.) Lives of American 
 
 merch,ants. v. 1, 1858.1 3244.10 
 
 — Life of Webster. |/ii 'W.'s 'Works, v. 1. 1851.] . . . 6077.01 
 
 — Mount Vernon papers. N. Y., 1860. 12°. . 2.J24.13 
 
 — Orations and speeches. 4 v. Boston, 1850-68. 
 
 b° 6322.03 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Abdul Rahaman, v. 3. 
 
 Accumulation : property; capi- 
 tal ; eredit, v. 2. 
 
 Adams (J. Q.) Enlogy on. v. 2. 
 
 Adams and Jefferson, v. 1. 
 
 Africa (Colonization and civili- 
 zation of). V. 1. 
 
 Africa (Colonization of), v. 3. 
 
 Agriculture, v. 1. 
 
 — as affected by the war, v. 4. 
 
 — (Importance of), v. 3. 
 
 — (Progress of), v. 3. 
 
 Aid to colleges (2 speeches), v. 2. 
 
 America (Discovery of), v. 3. 
 
 American constitutions (Prin- 
 ciple of), V. 1. 
 
 American institutions (Vindica- 
 tion of). V. 4. 
 
 American manufactures, v. 2. 
 
 American scientific assoc, v. 2. 
 
 AneL'dotes of early local hist., v. 2 
 
 Animals (Treatment of), v. 1. 
 
 Appletou (Nathan), v. 4. 
 
 Arctic sea (American expedi- 
 tion to), V. 4. 
 
 Army of the Potomac, v. 4. 
 
 Astronomy (Uses of), v. 3. 
 
 Baring (Thomas), v. 3. 
 
 Barnard (Daniel Dewey), v. 3. 
 
 Barnstable (Settlement oO, v. 2. 
 
 Bible (The), v. 2. 
 
 Bloody brook (Battle of), v. 1. 
 
 Boston public library dedica- 
 tion, v. 3. 
 
 Boston school festival, v. 3. 
 
 Boston schools, v. 2. 
 
 Bowditch iDr N.), v, 2. 
 
 Brattle house (Opening of), v. 3. 
 
 Bristol (Royal agricultural so- 
 ciily at , V. 2. 
 
 British association at Manches- 
 ter, V. 2. 
 
 Brooks (Peter Chardon), v. 3. 
 
 Bunker hill (Battle of), v. 1-3. 
 
 Call (The), to anus. v. 4. 
 
 Cambridge (Scientific associa- 
 tion at), v. 2. 
 
 Cambridge, (Engl.), University 
 of, V. 2. 
 
 Cambridge high school, v. 2 3. 
 
 Charita1)Ie institutions and 
 charity. V. 3. 
 
 Oharlestown. (17th June at), v. 2. 
 
 Choate (Utifus). v. 4. 
 
 Circumstances favorable to the 
 progress of literature in 
 America, v. 1. 
 
 Civil war (Causes and conduct 
 of the), V. 4. 
 
 Concord (loth of April at), v. 2. 
 
 Conditions of a good school, 
 V.3. 
 
 Danvers (Agricultural society 
 
 of), V. 4. 
 Danvers (Cattle-show at), v. 2. 
 Dedham (Cattle-show at), v. 2, 
 Dedham (Settlement of), v. 2. 
 Demand for reinforcement, v. 4. 
 Derby (Agricultural 60c.of),v.2. 
 Dorchester iu li;30, 1776, and 
 
 1855, V. 3. 
 Dowse (Thomas), Eulogy on, 
 
 V. 3. 
 
 — Obituary notice of, v. 3. 
 Dowse's libraryjfi. 3. 
 
 Duty of crushiii^he rebellion, 
 v.'4. 
 
 Duty of supporting the govern- 
 ment, V. 4. 
 
 ' E pluribus unum.' v. 4. 
 
 East Tennessee (Aids to), v, 4. 
 
 Kducation in a republic, v. 2. 
 
 Education and civdization. v. 3. 
 
 Education favorable to liberty, 
 morals, and knowledge, v. 1. 
 
 Education in the western 
 states, V. 1. 
 
 Education of mankind, v. 1. 
 
 Education of the poor. v. 4. 
 
 Education the nurture of the 
 mind, v. 2. 
 
 Education (.\cadeniical), v. 3. 
 
 Education (Superior and popu- 
 lar), v. 2. 
 
 Education (University), v. 2. 
 
 Eliot school-b<nise, v. 4. 
 
 Everett school-bouse, v. 4. 
 
 Exeter (Festival at), v. 2. 
 
 Felton (Cornelius Conway), v. 4. 
 
 — Inauguration of, v. 4. 
 Female education, v. 4. 
 Fiftieth anniversary of gradua- 
 tion, V. 4. 
 
 Flag-raising in Chester square, 
 
 V 4. 
 Fourth of July. 1S38, v. 3. 
 Fourth of July (The), v. 3. 
 Franklin, the Boston boy, v. 4. 
 Fraukliu (Boyhood and youth 
 
 of), V. 2. 
 Franklin family (Memorial of 
 
 the). V. 3. 
 Gettysburg (National cemetery 
 
 at). V.4. 
 Gilpin (Henry D.).v. 4. 
 Hale (Nathan), v. 4. 
 Hallam (Henry), v 4. 
 Harvard (John), Monument to. 
 
 v. 1. 
 Harvard centennial anniversa- 
 ry, V. 2. 
 Harvard college in the war. v.4. 
 Harvard (Festival of the Alumni 
 
 ol), V. 2. 
 
 In asking for books, use the •■ Book Or lers," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER,
 
 452 
 
 EYE RETT -EXPERIENCE 
 
 Everett (Edward), continued. 
 
 Prescott (■William Hickliug),v.4. 
 Priaou discipline, v. 12. 
 Questious vl the day, v. 4. 
 Qaiuey (JoBiali), v. 4. 
 
 Harvard students (Opportuni- 
 ties of), V. i. 
 
 Hereiord (Reception at), v. 2. 
 
 Humboldt (Alexander von), v. 4. 
 
 Husbandman, mecbauic, and 
 manufacturer (The), v. 3. 
 
 Immigration {Kffecta of), v. 3. 
 
 Importance ot scientific knowl- 
 edge to practical men, v. 1. 
 
 Inauguration of the Union 
 club. V. 4. 
 
 Irel;md {The famine in), v. 2. 
 
 Irish charitaljle society, v. 2. 
 
 Irish regimiiut (The), v. 4. 
 
 Irving (Waebiugtou), v. 4. 
 
 Irving (Washington), Birthday 
 of, V. 4. 
 
 King (Vice-president), Remarks 
 on death of, v. 3. 
 
 Lafayette (Eulogy on), v. 1. 
 
 Latin school prize declamation, 
 
 V. 4. 
 
 Launch of the Defender, v. 3. 
 Lawrence (Abbott), v. 3. 
 — Obituary notice of, v. 3. 
 Lexington, Ky. (Spei-ch at), v.l- 
 Lexington (Battle of), v. 1. 
 Liberty (History ol), v. 1. 
 Lincoln (President), v. 4. 
 Loudon (Geological aoc. of),v.2. 
 Lord mayors day, v. 2. 
 Lowell (John, J/-.), v. 2. 
 Lowell (Fourth of July at), v. 2. 
 Massachusetts (Settlement of), 
 
 V. 1. 
 Massachusetts electoral college, 
 
 18(i4, V. 4. 
 Mechanic arts (Importance of 
 
 the), V.2. 
 Militia (Importance of the), v. 2. 
 Minot's Ledge light-house, v. 4. 
 Napoleon (Prince), Dinner to, 
 
 V. 4. 
 
 . 1. 
 
 Nashville (Speech at), 
 
 Navy in the war. v. 4. 
 
 New Eugland (First settlement 
 of). V. 1. 
 
 New Hampshire, v. 3. 
 
 New medical callege, v 2. 
 
 Now York state inebriate asy- 
 lum, V. 4. A 
 
 Normal bchoola^. 2. 
 
 Ottoman empire, v. 3. 
 
 Peabody (George), v. 3. 
 
 Philadelphia (Keceptiouat), v.3. 
 
 Pilgrim lathers (The), v. 2-3. 
 
 pilgrims (Departure of the), 
 V. 2. 
 
 Poworti's statue of "Webster, v. 4. 
 
 Qaiucy (AdmiuiBtration of, as 
 pres. of Harvard college), v. 4. 
 
 Railroads (Beneficial influence 
 of), V. 3. 
 
 Receptiun of the Sauks and 
 FbxfS. v. 2. 
 
 Revolutionary war (First battles 
 of), V. 1. 
 
 R tbiupnu's (Dr.) medal, v. 2. 
 
 Koyal academy of art, v. 2. 
 
 Royal literary fund, v. 2. 
 
 Russia and United States, v. 4. 
 
 Saffron Waldeu agricultural so- 
 ciety, V. 2. 
 
 Sailor's home, v, 4. 
 
 Sanitary convention, v. 4. 
 
 Savannah (Relief of), v. 4. 
 
 Scots' charitable society, v. 2. 
 
 Seven years' war the school of 
 the Revolution, v. 1. 
 
 Spriugfiel-l (Anniversary of set- 
 tlement of), v. 2. 
 
 Springfield cattle-show, v. 4. 
 
 Spriugflfld (Opening of the R. 
 R. toi. V. 2. 
 
 Stabihty and progress, v. 3. 
 
 Temperance, v. 1. 
 
 Turkey (Recollections of), v. 3. 
 
 Twelfth Massachusetts regi- 
 ment, V. 4. 
 
 Union meeting at Faneuil hall, 
 V. 4. 
 
 United States naval acad., v. 4. 
 
 Vegetable and mineral gold, v. 3. 
 
 Waltham (Agricultural society 
 of), V. 2. 
 
 Warrea (Crawford's Statue of), 
 V. 3. 
 
 Washington (Birthday of), v. 3. 
 
 — (Cane of), v. 3. 
 
 — (Character of), v. 4. 
 
 — (Youth of), V. 1. 
 
 — {Abroad and at home), v. 3. 
 Webster (Daniel), as a mau, v. 3. 
 
 — (Oration on), v. 4. 
 
 — (The death of), v. 3. 
 Western railroad (The), v. 2. 
 Winalow (Capt.), Reception to, 
 
 v. 4. 
 Working-men (Advantage of 
 
 scientific knowledge to), v. 1. 
 Working. meu's party, v. 1. 
 York minster, v. 3. 
 ¥ellow Springs, (Speech at), v. 1. 
 
 j^' For biogr. noUc--'s of E. E., see Biography (p. 143). 
 Everett (Win.) On the Cam. Lectures ou Univ. of 
 Camb. in Eugl. Camb., 1805. IG^ . . 5013.08 
 Evergreens. See Botany, p. 224. 
 
 Iivei'S (^ Henry). ISteam and the steam engine : land, 
 marine, and locomotive. N Y , 1873. 15^. 3922.23 
 Everts (Wm. W.) Childhood; ita promise and train- 
 ing. New York, 1847. 8^. 3511.07 
 
 Every day book, i"^.; Hone (Wm.) 6218.20; 22 
 
 Every-day book of niodoru literature. S/^e Townsend {O H.) 
 
 1870 tj:j;U.i5 
 
 Every-day errors of speech. 5^« Meredith (L. P.) 1872. 642J.;J1 
 Every-day philosopher. <See Boyd (A K. H.) .... 2514.08 
 ,Every-day religion. S'-e Talmage (T. De W.) 1875. . . 3612 29 
 'Every-day subjects in Sunday senuous. ^ise Collier (R.L.) 25Uti.2l 
 
 Every-day topics. 5-'« Holland (J. a.) 2r.3%17 
 
 Every man his own farrier. S>^e Clater (F.) 4627710 
 
 Every man's own lawyer, [anon.] L.,1870. 12°. 5022. '^8 
 Every Saturday, v. 1-8. B., 186G-6"J. 1.8''. . 8179.01 
 
 — 8ame. N. fS. v. 1-3. B., 1870-71. fol. . 
 
 — Same. N. S. v. 1-1, B., 1872-73. 8^. . 8079.09 
 Evesham abbey. Chronicon abbat. Eveshameusis, ad 
 
 1118. Ed. by W. D. Macray. London, 18tJ3. 8°. 
 
 [RoUschrou.] 5110. 
 
 Evidehce. See Opinions ;~Probabihtiea ;^also references under 
 
 Behef (p. 72). 
 Evidence ^Law of). See Law (Evid'^nce.) 
 Evidences of natural and revealed religion. See BibUcal and 
 
 relig. lit. [Evidences of chrisfiatuty, p. 80.) 
 Evil. See Bibhcal and rehg. lit {Evil, p. 87 -.—Evidences, p. 8G ;— 
 
 Fad of Man, p. 87 ;— Natural thml., p. 9y ; —Sm. p. 104);— 
 
 Moral Bcience. 
 Evil eye. See Witchcraft. 
 Evolution. 
 
 — fiirkfi {T. R.) Modern physical fatalism and the 
 
 doctrine of evolution, in<d. exam, of Spencer's 
 lir.st principles. Ib7(> 3522.27 
 
 — Fiske (J.) Outlines of cosmic philosophy, based 
 
 onevoluliou. 2 v. 1^5 [l.s7-4.] . . . 3915.28 
 
 — Force (J/. K) Pre-his'oric man. Darwinism a^d 
 
 deity, etc. 1873 5803.02 
 
 — GiU{ W. I.) Evolution and progress. 1875. 355(>.18 
 
 — HaeckeliK) History of creatiou. 2v. 1876. 4713.24 
 
 — Lov)ne(B. T.) PMlosopby of evolution. 1873. 4713.11 
 
 — McCosh (J.) Tlie devulopmeut hypothesis: is it 
 
 sufficient 1876 35<',7.26 
 
 — Martiiuau (./,) Place of mind in nature and intuition iu man 
 
 [In Coutemp. rev.. April. 1872.] 
 
 — Mivari {8L G.) Coutemporary evolution; essay on 
 
 some recent social changes. 187(.i. . . 4713.27 
 Repr. from Coutemp. rev., v. 23-24, 1874. 
 
 — 3larp}iy {J. J.) Habit and iutelligence, in connec- 
 
 tion with the laws of matter and force. 2 v. 
 1809 5425.01 
 
 — Savage {3f. J.) Religion of evohition. 1876. 3588.19 
 
 — Sfncer (//.) Reply to Martiueau. [Coutemp. rev., v. 20. 1872, 
 
 nr Pop. sci. monthly. June. IH72 ] ^V'*, under his name in 
 the general alphabet, for his works and accompanying 
 criticism. 
 
 — Stallo {J. B.) General principles of the philosophy 
 
 of nature. 1848 5126.05 
 
 — WriqU {Chaunccy). Pbilos. discussions. 1877. 5418.12 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 24, 1872 ; New Englander. v. 30, 
 1871 (Defence of E.) ; Jan., 1874 (E. versus theism, by B. 
 A. Smith) ; v. ^4. 1875 {Metaphysics of E. , Modern philos. 
 and theory of K., by L Adam^) ; Pup. Bci. monthly. May, 
 1874 (E and the doctrine of design, by W. S. Jcvone). 
 
 j^g~ See also Natural history {Ddriuinian and other develop- 
 ment throries) ;— Biblical and relig. lit. (Evolution and reli- 
 gion, p. 87) ;— Language. {Evdui iun.) 
 E-wald (Alex. Charles). The last centmy of universal 
 history, 17<i7-l8G7. London, 18li8. 16^ . 413.17 
 
 — Life and times of Algernon Sydney, 1622-1683. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1873. 8^ 3168.04 
 
 — Our public records ; handbook to the national ar- 
 
 chives. London, 1873. 8^ 454.25 
 
 — Reference book of Engl. hist. L., 1866. 10^ 461.12 
 Ewald (Georg Heiurich August von). Antiquities of 
 
 Israel. From the German, by H. S. Solly. Bost.» 
 1876. 8^ 3441.20 
 
 — History of Israel. From the German, with preface 
 
 by It. Martineau. 2d ed. 4 v. London, 1869-71. 
 8°.^ 3441.17 
 
 — Life m Jesus Christ. Tr. and ed. by O. Glover. 
 
 CLimbridge, (iiV.) 1865. 12^ 3422.18 
 
 ^g- For a notice" of E.. see Brit. quar. rev., v. 67, 1873. 
 E-wbauk (Thomas). Hytlraulic and other machines for 
 
 rai^ug water. 4th ed. N. Y., 1850. 8\ 3926.03 
 Same. London, 1842. 8^ 3926.25 
 
 — Life in Brazil. New York. 1856. 8^. . . . 1166.05 
 Ewer {Rav. Ferdinand C.) Serojons on failure of 
 
 protestantism, and on catholicity. New York, 
 1869. 16^ 3547.11 
 
 — Two eventful nights, or the fallibility of "spiritual- 
 
 ism" exposed. N. Y., 1856. 12°. . . . 3815.43 
 Examination of Canon Liddou's Bamptou lectures on 
 the divinity of Jesus Christ. By a clergyman of 
 the church of Eugland. [//»oh.] B.,1872. 8". 3566.22 
 Excavations. See Useful arts [Engin'tering, p. 41). 
 Exchange (Bills of). iSVf- Law. {Exchange.) 
 Exchange (Stock). .See Political economy. {Slock exchange.) 
 Exchanges. See Political economy. {Banlcing ;^ Exchanges ; — 
 Money) ;— Kr\s (Useful : Weights and measures. Cambists, 
 etc.. p. 48). 
 Excommunication. Z'-a (H. 0.) Studies in church hist. 3425.16 
 Excursion (The) : poem. See Wordsworth (Wm.) 18iy. ItJyii.OSa 
 
 Excursions. 5^e Thoreau (H. D ) 181)3 1111.05 
 
 Executive power. S>:e Government and politics. 
 
 Executors. See Law. {Execulors and admiuistrafors.) 
 
 Exeter academy. See N. A. rev , v. 87, 1838 (Philiipa family and 
 
 Exetiir academy). 
 Exhibitions (Universal)- See Arts (Uspful ; ExhibitiQns, p. 43) ;— 
 United States centennial exhibition. 
 
 Exile. Percy auecdutes. v. 5. 1823 6211.05 
 
 Exodus (B>>ok of). See BibUcal and relig. lit. {Exodus, p. 87). 
 Exodus (Desert of the). Ste worku ou Palestine (in Oountries. 
 
 p. 355). 
 Exodus of the western nationa. See Bury (W. C.) 1865. . 663.16 
 Exotics. [Poetical translations. ] By J. F. C: and L. C. 
 
 Bostou, ls75. l(i^ 1642.23 
 
 Expanse of heaven. See Proctor (R. A.) 1873 4013.22 
 
 Expediency. See Chris examiner, v. 22 (Question of, by J. Wal- 
 ker) ; also Compromise (p.'278| ; also Biblical and religious 
 lit. {Consciejice, p 82) ; aud Moral science, fur works dis- 
 cusaing the yrouuds of moral ubligatiou. 
 Experience. Emerson {R. W.) Essays. 2d series, 1852 : p. 
 ly 91 2524.06 
 
 BROOKLYN MEKCAM'lLE LIBRARY.
 
 EXPERIMENTAL -PAIRHOLT 
 
 453 
 
 Experimental spiritism. See Kardeo (A.) 1874. . . . 3812,37 
 Ibcpositiou of the barriers txcludiug men of geuius 
 
 from the public. [riuo«.] L., 18:«. 12'^. 2712.19 
 Exposition of the weakness and inefficiency of the gov. of the 
 
 United Statis. &e Mercer (C. F.) 6725.12 
 
 Express business. Tucker ( T. W. ) Waifs from tlie 
 
 way bills of an old expressman. 1872. . 3'J2G.40 
 
 — Eiifi-rll {E.) Mount Vernon papers, I860 : p. 248-258. 2524.13 
 Expression, {in. art), ,S''e Fine arta {Ezpr':ssion). 
 Expression oi the emotions. Darwin (C'.) Expression, etc. 
 
 1873 5431.17 
 
 Il..'Viewed in Ed. rev., April, 1873. 
 
 jCtS* 'Stjf; also Physiognomy : — Eye. 
 ExquemeUn (.Alexandre Olivier). Sec Buccaneers (p. 238). 
 £jxtrac ts. 
 
 — Zioo/t of elegaut extracts. [Prose and ver.se. ] 14G3.01 
 
 — Buckle iff. T.) Commonplace books. [/« his Miscel. works, 
 
 V. 2-3, 1872.] 6022.21 
 
 — Oieen ( T. ) Extracts from the diary of a lover of 
 
 lit.r.iture. ISlO 2528.20 
 
 — Ueiirne { T. ) Reliquiae Hoarniance. Remains, beiug 
 
 extracts from bis ms. diaries, with a few notes by 
 P. Bliss. 2ded. 3 v. Iblj'j 5041.18 
 
 — Piiyiuler (J.) Literary extracts from EiigUsb aud 
 
 other works. 3 v. 1841-17 6218.09 
 
 — SoiUlifi/ (li.) Commonplace book. 4 v. London, 
 
 184'.i-51. 8'. 0218.111 
 
 Same. v. 1-2. New York, 1819. 8'. . C218.0:. 
 
 ij^ See also Quotations : — Elocution. (Readings, p. 442.) 
 
 Extraordinary men. .bVc Russell (Win.) lSjl> 3203.21) 
 
 Extraordinary women. See Russell (Wm.) 1857. . . . 3203.19 
 Eye (Expi'essiou of the). 
 
 — Tackerman (//. T.) The optimist, p. 164-174 2544 11 
 
 — Juniley (J.) Language of the eye. 1856. . 54;il.21 
 
 See also Macmillan'a mag., Sept., 18GG (Expresaion, by 
 
 C. A. Collins). 
 Eye (Physiology and diseases of the). See Medicine. (Eye.) 
 Eyebnglit (Daisy), pseud. Manual of etiquette. New 
 
 York, 1873. 12^ 5427. 1*6 
 
 Eyes and ears. See Beeoher (H. W.) 1862 2513.08 
 
 Eyes and eai-s abroad. See Paddock (W. !•'.) 1873. . . 941.2'J 
 Eylert ( Uulem. Ft..RD.) lieligious life and opinions 
 
 of Frederick William in., king of Prussia. Tr. by 
 
 J. Birch. London, 1844. 8° 3002.25 
 
 Eyma (Xavier). Les femmes du nouveau-monde. 
 
 Paris, 1860. 12° 7044.12 
 
 — Les Peanx rouges : scfeues de la vie dea Indiens. 
 
 Paris, 1800. 12='. 7041.13 
 
 Eyrbiggja saga. Scott (Sir IF.) Abstract of the Eyrbiggia-sags. 
 
 [/(I /lis Complete works, V. 1,1833.1 .5005.13:02 
 
 Eyre (Edward John). Expedition into Central Austra- 
 lia, 184(J-41. 2 V. L., 1845. 8^ 1063.02 
 
 — Hame(H.) Life of E. .1. E. 1867. . . .3054.29 
 
 See also Macmillau'a mag., Oct., Nov., 1865 (2 papers by 
 
 H. Kiiigsley). 
 Eyre ( Sir James). The stomach and its diffioultie.s. 
 
 6d ed. Phila., 1869. 16° 4321.07 
 
 Eyre (Mary). Lady's walks in the south of France in 
 
 1863. 2ded. London, 18o5. 8^ . . . 962.15 
 Eyries {I. B. B. ) L'Angleterre, ou costumes, moeur-s 
 
 etc. Paris, [«;;oi(( 1825.] 8^ 662.3.05 
 
 — La Chine, ou costumes, moeur.3, etc. Paris, [about 
 
 1825.] 8°. 6625.05 
 
 — Danemark. Paris, 1840. 8'. [ITuivers.] . 901.22 
 
 — La Russie, ou costumes, moeurs, etc. Paris, lubout 
 
 1825.] 8" 6625.05 
 
 — La Turquie, ou costumes, moenrs, etc. Paris, lahout 
 
 1825.] 8' 6025.05 
 
 Eytou {llev. R. W.) Antiquities of Shropshire. 12 v. 
 
 in 6. Loudon, 1854-60. 1. 8° 486.08 
 
 Eytou (T. C. ) Herd-book of Hereford cattle, v. 2-3 ; 
 
 4 [byT. Duokham]. 3 v. L., 18.53-59. 12°. 6136.02 
 Ezechisl. Ezechieli et christianorum poetarum relig. 
 
 dramaticEe. Annot. F. Diibner. Parisiis, Dklni, 
 
 1846. 8° 7765.02 
 
 Ezekiel. See Biblical and relig. lit. (E;ekiel, p. 87 .—Prophets, 
 
 p. 98 -.—Old Test., p. 87 -.—Bible, p. 78). 
 
 Fabeus (J. W.) Life on the isthmus [of Panama]. 
 
 New York, 18.53. 12° 1165.01 
 
 Paber (Frederick Wm.) Foot of the cross; or the 
 
 sorrows of Mary. 4th Amer. ed. Baltimore, 1859. 
 
 12°. 3517.12 
 
 — Hymns selected from Faber. Northampton, ( .Va.s-.f. , ") 
 
 1867. 16°. . . • 1643.10 
 
 Faber (George Stanley). Apostolicity of trinitarianism. 
 2 V. Loudon, 1832. 8° 3517.21 
 
 — Difficulfos of infidelity. Phila., 1829. 16°. :i517.14 
 
 — Inquiry into the hist, and theology of the ancient 
 
 Valleuses aud .Vlbigeuses. L., 1838. 8^. 3133.17 
 
 — Napoleon m., the man of prjphecy. New York 
 
 1«59. 24° 3133.01 
 
 — Origm of pagan idolatry. 3 v. L., 1816. 4°. 3818.08 
 
 — Sacred calendar of prophecy. 2d ed. 3 v. Lundon 
 
 1841. 12°. 3540.22 
 
 Fable. Ji«//t/if:/i ( T. ) Age of fable. . . . ; 143.29 
 
 — Brewer (K C. ) Diet of phrase and fablo. 1.S70. 6218.07 
 
 — Wkeeler ( IK A. ) Noted names of fiction. 1865. 2761. 1 7 
 
 See also Classical dictionaries (p 271)) ; — Mythology. 
 
 Fable for critics. .V-r Lowell (James R.) 1850 1071,00 
 
 Fable of the bees. See MandeviUe (Bernard). 1795. . . 6435.17 
 
 Fables. See Fiction class-list, p. 480. 
 
 Fables aud legends cf many countries. See Saxe (J. C.) 1872. 
 
 FabUaux of the 12th-13tU century. See Le Grand D'Aussy 
 (1'- J. B.) 1004.01 
 
 Face (The). See Fine arts (Expression .-—Head) ;— Physiognomy. 
 
 Facetiffi. See Wit aud hiimur. 
 
 i'actories. U^rait Britain. Inspectors of factories. Re- 
 ports, 1872 4314.22 
 
 See also Arts (Useftil : Manufactures, p. 44). 
 
 Facts (Law of). iVy Law. (Facts.) 
 
 Facts about wives and mothers. See Donkersley (E.) . 5835.10 
 
 Facts and faces. See Woolnoth (Thomas). 1354. . . . 6432.06 
 
 Facts aud bints lor e very-day life ; [receipts, etc.} 
 [ByA. H. W.] L., [187- .] 12°. . . .6015.23 
 
 Facts, not fairy-tales. ."See Dunn (H.) 1873 3614.03 
 
 Faerie queen. .S'eii Spenser (Edmund). 1080.16; 1C2G.03 ; 1091.02 
 
 Fagau (Louis). Handliook to the department of prints 
 aud drawings in the British museum. London, 
 1S76. 8" 
 
 Fagge (C. Hilton). Report on forensic medicine, and on public 
 health, 1863-65. With bibliography. [New Sydenham society. 
 Yearbook, 1864 66. 8° .J 4304.05 
 
 — Report on toxicology and materia medica;— On materia medica 
 
 and general therapeutics. 1865-6. [lit New Sydenham aoc , 
 
 Bienn, retrospect, 1804-00.] 4304.06 
 
 Faggot of French aliclis. .V« Head (Sir F. B.) 1853. . . 963.17 
 Fagnan (.Vine. Marin .Autoiiiotte). Miuet-bleu ct Louvette. [In 
 
 Cabinet des fees, v. 35.] 7052.35 
 
 Faiu (Agathon Jean Fr., Inron). Memoirs of the inva- 
 sion of France, and of the last six months of the 
 r.--igu of Napoleon. New ed. London, 1834. 
 
 8° 3131.11 
 
 Fair(.lfrs. Laura). .'?« Morse (J.T ,j>.) Famous trials. 1874. .0611. 19 
 
 Fair France. See Craik (.Itrs. D, M. Muloch). 1871. . . 961.18 
 
 Fairbairii (Jolin). Crests of the families of Great 
 
 Britain and Ireland. Ed. by J. Maclaren. 2 v. 
 
 Edinburgh, [I860.] 8° 6614.20 
 
 Fairbairii (Patrick, J). D. ) Review of the controversies 
 respectmg the per.sou of Christ in Britain since 
 the middle of the 17th century. [In Dorner 
 
 (J. W.) History, etc. v. 3.] 3545.21 
 
 Fairbairii (Wm. )" Iron, its history, i^roperties, and 
 manufacture. New ed. Edin., L'S65. 8°. 3931.37 
 
 — On the application of cast and wrought iron to 
 
 building purposes. 3d ed. With short treatise 
 on wrought iron bridges. L., 1857-58. 8°. 3933.29 
 
 — On water-wheels. [In Weale (.1.) Qnar. papers.] . . 3918.16 
 Fairbanks (Charles Billiard). Aguecheek. Essays, 
 
 [and Sketches of foreign travel]. Boston, 1859, 
 
 12° 943.16 
 
 Fairbanks (George R.) History of Florida, to 1812. 
 Philadelphia, 1871. 12°. 591.15 
 
 — Spaniards in Florida. Jacksonville, 1SG8. 8^ 651.02 
 Fairfax (Thomas, lord). Short memorials. By himself. [In Ma- 
 
 sares (F.) Select tracts, v. l.J 476.17 
 
 aS" See also Biography (p. 143). 
 Fairfield (Mas C. E. ) Oui- Bible class. New York. 
 1860. 12° 3517.15 
 
 Fairfield (Francis Gerry). Clubs of New I'ork. New 
 York, 1S73. 12° 0216.34 
 
 — Ten years with spiritual mediums. New York. 1 875. 
 
 12° 3812.38 
 
 Fairfield (George A.) Report on sewing-machiues. [In U. S. Com. 
 
 10 Vienna exhib. Reports, v. 3, 1875.] 3916 17 
 
 Fairfield (Sumner Lmcolu). Lays of Melpomene. 
 
 Portland, 1821. 12° 1643.20a 
 
 — Poems and prose writings, v. 1. [Poems.] Pliila., 
 
 1841. 8° 1643.20 
 
 — Select poems. (tri« Fairfield (J.) Autobiogr., 1860.] 30.55.17 
 
 Fail holt (Frederick Wm.) Civic garland. Songs from 
 
 » Londou pageants. L. , 1815. 16°. [Percy society, 
 
 V. 19.] 5060.19 
 
 — Costume in England, till [1800]. L., 1846. 8°. 6625.17 
 
 In aaUlQg for books, use the " Book Order," givins the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, aud the NU-MBER.
 
 454 
 
 FAIRHOLT - FANSHAWE 
 
 Fairholt (Frederick William), continued. 
 
 — Dictiouaxy of terms iu art. L., 1870. 12". 1413.01 
 
 — Gog and Magog. The gianta in OuildhaU ; witli 
 
 otiier civic giants. Loudon, 1859. 16^ . 3816.31 
 
 — Homes, haunts, and works of Kubens, Vandyke, 
 
 Kembrandt, and Cuyp ; the Dutch genre-paiuters ; 
 Michael Angelo and Kaiifai'lle : art-rambles in 
 Belgium, Holland, and Italy. L., 1871.' 8^ 1415.22 
 
 — Homes, works and shriues of English artists. With 
 
 rambles in Kome. L., 1873. sm. 4^. . . 143.5.2,j 
 
 — Lord mayor's pageants. Loudon, 1843. 10°. [Percy- 
 
 society, V. 10.] 50U0.10 
 
 — Poems and songs rel. to George Villiers, duke of 
 
 Buckingham, and his assassmatiou. Loudon, 
 1850. IB". [Percy society, v. ^'J.] . . 506;).29 
 
 — Eambles of an archiBologist. L., 1871. 8". 1445. lU 
 
 Cmitenls : lUmblea of au archisologist. Gi-otesijue de- 
 signs. Fiugei- rings. Aucieut bruaclius and dress lasteu- 
 iuga. Albert Durer. 
 
 — Satirical songs and poems on costume, 13th-19th 
 
 ceutury. L.,18iy. 16^ [Percy soc.,v.27.] 5060.27 
 
 — Tobacco : its history and assoeiatious : inol. its 
 
 manufacture. L., 1859. 16= 4915.23 
 
 — Up the NUe, and home again. L., 18G2. 12°. IOSI.19 
 Tairies. Hunt (i.) [In his Day by tile fire, 187U ; p. 81-124. 2532.23 
 
 j^" See also Follt-lore. 
 Fairlie (II. F. ) Railways or no railways. Narrow 
 
 gauge u broad gauge. Loudon, 1872. 8°. 392.3.43 
 Fairmount park. Set; Countries. {Pkihuielphia, p. 35B.) 
 Feiirplay (Francis). Map of the Uauadas. Loudon, 
 
 1831. 12^ 5091.07 
 
 Fairplay (.John, ed.,) pseud. Notes of the Wandering 
 
 Jew on the Jesuits. Loudon, 1845. 24". 34i4,0S 
 Fairs. 
 
 — Bourne {11 R.F.) Romance of trade, p. 60-72. 5922.15 
 
 — Brooklyn and Long Island fair, Feb. 22, 18G4. History. 
 
 Brooklyn, 1861. 4" 596.02 
 
 ' — Jl/orie(/(H.) Memoirs of Bartholomew fair. 1859. 46 17. 04 
 *"« also article iu M'Culloch's Diet, of commerce, 1869. 
 
 Fairy queen. See Spenser (Edmund). 
 
 Fairy tales. See Fiction, p. 480. 
 
 Fairy tales of science. .See Brough (J. C.) 1859. . . . 3913 18 
 
 Faith. .See Biblical and relig. lit. (p. 87). 
 
 Faith {Eclipse ot). See Rogers (Henry). 
 
 Faith (Nemesis of). .S.:'' Fronde (J. A.) 
 
 Faithful forever. .■?«(! Patmore (C.) 1861 1675.20 
 
 Faiths of the world. See Gardner (J.) 2 v. [1858 60.) . . 3428 Ul 
 
 Falconer (Thomas). Dissertations. .See Hanno. Voyage, elc. 427.18 
 
 Falconer (Wm., M.D., b. 1741, d. 1SI)5). Disserta- 
 tions on St. Paul's vovage ; and on [his] ship- 
 wreck. 2d ed. London, 1870. 8^ . . 3758.10 
 
 Falconer (Wm., i/iepoei). Poetical works. With life, 
 byJ. Mitford. Boston, 1854. 16°. . . 1643.11 
 
 Same. London, 1836. 16° 1611.26 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life by A. Chalmers. [Fn Chalmers" Eng- 
 
 lish poets, V. 14. 1810.) 1626.14 
 
 — Select poems. [/» Sanford (E.) and Walsh (R.) British poets. 
 
 V. 27, 1822.) 1691.27 
 
 Palkner (Edward). Ephesus, and the temjile of Diana. 
 
 London, 1862. 1. 8° 1056.01 
 
 Falkland Isl.anda. See Countries. {Falkland Islands, p. 319.) 
 
 FaU of Babylon. See Gumming (John). 1870 3,542.11 
 
 Fall of the Crimea. See Spencer {Capf. Edmund). 1854. 554.10 
 Falloux (Alfred A. P., vicomte de). Louis svi. 
 
 [Biographie.] Seed. Paris, 1868. 16°. 3113.32 
 
 — Madame Swetchine : sa vie et ses oeuvres. 2 v. 
 
 Paris, 1862. 12° 3167.20 
 
 FalstaSf (Sir John). Brough (B. B.) Life of. lUus. ' 
 
 by G. Caiiksbank. 1858 1755.02 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., Marcb, 1873 ({Eist. element in 
 
 Shakspeare's Falstaff) ; Gentleman's mag., Nov., 1868. See 
 
 a so under Shakspere (Wm.) 
 Fame and Reputation. 
 
 — Barnes (.4.) Desire of reputation. [In his Essays and reviews, 
 
 V. 2, 1855 ; p. 167-201.] 2513.07 
 
 — Buliver (Sir E. G.) Posthumous rep. [In his Caxtouiana, 1864 ; 
 
 331-356.] 2515.07 
 
 — Goilwin {Wm.) [/ii /u'.! Enquirer 1797. (2 art,)] . . . 2.W6.17 
 
 — liazlilt { Wm.) Posthumous fame. [In his Hound table.] 2531.12 
 
 — .Marsk {E. Q.) Posthumous fume. [/» Oxford prize essays. 
 
 V. 2.1 254r.l2 
 
 — Sauwle'rs (/".) Mosaics, p. 321-365 2543.04 
 
 Familiar French quotations, proverbs, and phrases. 
 
 London, 1876. 32° 
 
 FamiUar lectures. See Herschel {Sir J. F. W.) . . . . 3913.26 
 Familiar letters on public characters, 1783-1815. .5'ee SuUi^n 
 
 (Wm.) 673.09 
 
 Familiar talks to boys. See Hall (.John) 3512.06 
 
 Familiar quotations. See Bartlett (John) 6213.02 
 
 Familiar words. .See Friswell (J. Haiu) 6213 04 
 
 Famihes. .S'ee Genealogies :— Aristocracy (p. 35) ; — Heraldry. 
 
 Families of speech. See Farrar (F. W.) 1870 6412.22 
 
 Family, as a primitive institution. 
 
 A'ote. — The Family as the nidus out of which sprang the 
 the earliest forms of law and primitive judicial ctmcep- 
 tions of proprietary rights, is treated at large by Sir Henry 
 Maine in his 'Ancient Law.' In bis 'Village Communi- 
 ties' and his 'Early history of Institutions,' he dwells 
 more largely upon the family as the type of archaic so- 
 ciety. Much light is thrown upon the relations of the 
 early family to legal and political institutions and ideas 
 among the Teutonic peoples, by V-jn Maurer and others, 
 a list of whose writmga is appended to Maine's ' Village 
 Commnuities.' p. 398. The place of the family in Greek and 
 Roman history is discussed at large in the 'Ancient City ' 
 of Fustel de Coulauges, and incidentally in Cox's 'History 
 of Greece," and Freeman's ' Comparative Politics." Sohm s 
 'Friiukische Reicha- und Gerichtaverlassuug," and Lave- 
 leye's 'LaPropriete et ses formes primitives," will be of 
 service iu studying the family in its connection with 
 origin of proprietary rights. Anglo-Saxon family Law is 
 treated of iu a recent volume of ' Essays on Anglo-Saxon 
 Law," by Henry Adams and others. A very complete list 
 of authorities is prefixed. The place of the lamily in so- 
 ciological development is touched upon by Herbert Spen- 
 cer, IMhis ' Principles of Sociology,' and by John Fiske iu 
 his • cosmic philosophy ' (chapter ou the Evolution of 
 Society).— W. M. I. 
 
 Family and home life. 
 
 — Ackman(.W,) Life at home, ric. 1870. .3513.15 
 
 — Beattie [J.) Attachment ot kindred, [/n Works, v. 3.] 5016.11 
 
 — Emerson (R. W ) Domestic Ufe. [In his Society and solitude, 
 
 1870 ; p. 91-121 '2624.03 
 
 — Farninrjham (J/. ) Home life ; or, how to make 
 
 home happy. 1871. 16° 3547.16 
 
 — Oasparin (A., comte de). The family : its duties, 
 
 joys and sorrows. 1867 3511.05 
 
 — Marine {W.) Home life. 1855 3556.09 
 
 — Percy anecdotes. V. 20. 1823 6211.20 
 
 —^Ware(,./.F.W.) Home life 3617.08 
 
 J^S' See also Children (p. 266) ; — Marriage. 
 
 Family adviser. .Ve.' Hartshorne (H.) 1869 4322.15 
 
 Family *(The) and Parochial almanack. L., 1835-41. 16'. 6761.17 
 ■''Same. Family almanack. Loudon, 1842. 16'. . 6761.24 
 
 Xole. — For coutinuation. see Englishman's and lamily 
 almanack. 
 Family and the church. &f Hyacinthe (Farter). . . .3563.17 
 F.imily pen (The). Taylor family. &f Taylor (iJer. Isaac). 
 
 Family romance. See Burke {Sir Bernard) 6612.14 
 
 Family worship. See Mauri ce (F. D.) Dialogues, etc. . 3574.21 
 
 Famm (Cesar). Chili, Paraguay, Diuguay, Buenos- 
 
 Ayres. Paris, 1810. 8°. [Uiiivers.] . 901.18 
 
 — Circassie et Georgie. P., 1838. 8°. [Uiiivers.] 902.29 
 
 — ColombieetGuyanes. P., 1837.8°. [Uuivers.] 901.17 
 Famines. 
 
 — Arnold E. A.) History of the cotton fiimine, from 
 
 the fall of Sumter to the passing of the Public 
 works act. 18G4 5926.06 
 
 — Richard..;on ( w.) Simple measures by which famines may be 
 
 prevented. 1816. [In Pamphleteer, v. 8.] . . . 6058.08 
 A'o^e.— Upon famines in India, see W. W. Hunter's Fam- 
 ine aspects of Bengal districts [1013 21] ; aho Conteinp. 
 rev.. V. 4, 1867 ; Eraser's mag., v. 76. 1867 (Prevention ot) ; 
 V. 76, 1867 : North Brit. rev., v. 46, 1867. 
 Famous Americans. .S'ee Parton (James). 1867. . . . 3245 16 
 
 Famous books. See Adams (W. H. D.) 2513.11 
 
 Famous girls, [rtmm.] 4th ed. L., [1870. ] 12°. 3261.17 
 Famous Loudon merchants. .See Bourne (H. R. F.) 1869. 3261.04 
 Famous painters and paintings. .S'ee Shedd {.Mrs. J. A.) 1435.16 
 Famous persona and places. See Willis (N. P.) 1854. . . 2545.13 
 
 Famous trials. See Morse (J. T.) 6611.19 
 
 Famous women and heroes: apoeni. See Michell (N.) 1871. 1667.03 
 
 Fan (The), a poem. .See Gay (John) 1644.08 
 
 Fanaticism. 
 
 -- Reese (D. 31) Humbugs of New York. 1838. 3813.39 
 
 — Madden ( R. li. ) Phautasmata ; or, Ulusions aud 
 
 faiiaticism.s. 2 v. 1857 3813.12 
 
 — Taylor (I.) Famtioism. 1819 3G1'2.04 
 
 ^S' See also Biblical and religious literature. {Imposture 
 and Fanaticism, p. 89) ; — Delusions. 
 
 Fauconrt (Charles St. John). Hist, of Yucatan to 
 close of 17th century. L., 18-54. 8°. . .1165.16 
 
 Fane (Julian Charles Henry) and Bul-wer-Lytton 
 (R. ) TanBhi'iuser ; or the battle of the bards ; a 
 poem. By N. Temple and E. Trevor. [ji.'.'Wk;. ] 
 Loudon, 1861. 8" 1604.03 
 
 Fankwei. *e 'Wood (W. M.) 1859 1022.08 
 
 Famiing (Oil. David). Adventures in North Carolina, 
 1775 to 1783. With iutrod. aud notes. New York. 
 1865. 8°. [Sabiu's reprirfi. ] .... 564.22 
 
 Fanny Fern, pseud. See Parton {.Mrs. James). 
 
 Fausha'we (Cyril Aston). Book of battle songs of va- 
 rious uatious. With remarks. L.,[)i.d.] 4°. 1614.33 
 
 BBUOKLVN MERCANTILE LIBBART.
 
 FANTOSME F AU VEL.-GOURAUD 
 
 455 
 
 Pantosme (Jordanl. Chronicle of the war between 
 the English aud Scots, 117U-1. Tr. with notes, by 
 F. Michel. Londoii, Sxiities soc, 1810. 8°. 511(i.l5 
 
 Faraday (Michael ). Experimental researches in chemis- 
 try and physios. London, 1S59. 8^ . . 4215.20 
 
 — Lectures on the chemical history of a caudle. 
 
 New York, 1861. 16^ 4211.02 
 
 — Observ. ou the education of the judgmeut. [In Youmans 
 
 (E. L.| Culture, etc., IBB?.] 5514. 10 
 
 — Six lectures on the forces of- matter. New York, 
 
 1860. 16^ 4022.04 
 
 — ■ Some thoughts on the conservation of force. [In Youmans 
 
 (E. L.) Con-el.ition, elc, p. 357-383.] 4U'22.02 
 
 Sfie al^o Biography (p. 143) ; a[Sfi MacmiUan'B mag., June, 
 
 1868 (F.. a discoverer, by J. 3. Kuasell;. 
 Farey(Johu). Treatise on the steam engine. London, 
 
 1827. 4= l!927.U6 
 
 Farces. .9r;e Plays. 
 
 Faria y Souza or Souea (Manoel de). Portuguese Asia, 1505-1539. 
 
 Kerr (R.) Voyages, elc, v. 6-7.J 914.13 
 
 Same. [/« Astley (T.) Col. of voyages, v. 1, 1745.) 935.09 
 
 Faiiugtou papers ; ed. by Susan M. Efaringtou. London, 
 
 1856. 4=. [Chetham soc, v. 39.] . . 5094.40 
 Fariui (Luigi Carlo). The Roman state, 1815-1850. 
 
 Tr. by W. E. Gladstone. 4 v. L., 1851. 8°. 535.17 
 Farley (Frederick Augustus, D.D.) Unitarianism de- 
 fined. Boston, 1870. 8° 3547.24 
 
 Sermons. 
 
 — Christ among the children. [/?» Monthly relig. mag., Aug., 
 
 1850] 3547.29 
 
 — Christian consolation for bereaved parents. Brooklyn. 1841. 
 
 8° 3547.29 
 
 — Dangers of a business life. New York, 1847. 8'. . . 3547.29 
 
 — Death of the president of the D. S. Best.. 1341. 8°. . 3547 29 
 
 — Discourse at the dedication of Weatmuister church. Provi- 
 
 dence. :|fcl829. 8' 3547.29 
 
 — Discourse o^ToUa Quincy Adams. Brooklyn. 1848. 8". 3547.29 
 
 — Father (The) the only proper object of christian worship. 
 
 New York, 1849, 12° 3547.28 
 
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 Farlie (Robert). Moral emblems. Ste Pigot (E.) . . . 1446.21 
 
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 *.Same. British farmers' almauack. 5 v. London, 1844 48. 
 
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 12° 421.03 
 
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 1876. 8° 3547.30 
 
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 — Witness of history to Christ : Hulseau lectures for 
 
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 Fauriel (Clande Charles). History of proven9al poetry. 
 
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 Ferrier (James Frederick). Institutes of mefcipbysics : 
 theory of knowing and being. Edtn. and Lond., 
 
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 — Criticism of philos. syBteins. Tr. by A. E. Kroej^er. [In Jour. 
 
 of spec, philoa., v. 1, 18(57.] 
 
 — Destiuatioa de I'homme. Paris, 1836. 8°. 3552.15 
 
 2^'ote. — The French of ' Vocation of niau,' below. 
 
 — Facts of cousciousuess. Tr. by A. E. Kroeger. [In Jour, of 
 
 spec. phil03., V. 5, 1871; (lart.)J 
 
 — Laviebienheureuse. Paris. 1845. 8°. . . 3552.16 
 
 — New exposition of the science of knowledge. Tr. by A. E. 
 
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 — Popular works. Tr. with memoir, by W . Smith. 
 
 2v. London, 1818. 12° 3552.13 
 
 C'tnL'nts : v. 1. Memoir of the author. Vocation of the 
 Bcholar. Nature of the scholar. Vncatiou of the man. 
 V. 2. Characteristics of the presfut ape. The way towards 
 the blessed life. Outlines of know^ledye. 
 
 — Siimmtliche Werke. Herausg. von I. H. Fichte. 8 v. 
 BerUn, 1815-6. 8° 
 
 Contents: v. 1, 2. Zur theoretisclien Philosophie. 1, Re- 
 cension des Aenesidemus, 1794. Ueber den Begrtff der 
 WisseDScbaftsiehie, oder der sogenannttn Philotsuphie. 
 Gruudlage der gesammten Wisseuschattstehre. (irundriss 
 der gesamniten Wissenschaftslehre. Auhaug : Rede iiber 
 die WUrde des Meuscheu. le, "Je Einleituug in die WiHsen- 
 schaflBlehre. 1797. VersucU eiuer neueu iJarstelluug der 
 WiMseuschaftslehre. 1797. 2, Darstellung der Wisweuschafts- 
 lehrea. d. J. 1801. Die Be.stimuiuug des Meuscbeu. lyOO. 
 Populaier und kritischer Auhaug : Suunenklarer Bencht 
 liber das Weseu der neuesteu Philosopiiie, 1801. Ver- 
 gleichuug des voui Herru Prof. Schuiid autgestellten S\s- 
 teuis mit der WisseuscbaJtslehre. 1795. Auualeu des 
 philosophischenTous, 1797 Eeceusion vuu BardilisGruud- 
 riss der ersten Logik, 18U0. AutwoitSBchreiben an Herun 
 Prot, Reinhold, 18U1. Die Tbateacheu des Bewusstseyns, 
 1810. Die Wissensrhaftslehi-e in ihreni allgemeinen Umrisse. 
 1810. 3, 4, Zur Rrckts- und Sitt,nlefire. 3, Gruudlage des 
 Naturrechts nach Prineipiea der Wisseuscbattelehre. 1790. 
 Der geschlossene Uaudflsstaat. 1800. 4, SyHtem dei- sitteu- 
 lehre nach deu Priueipieu der WiseeuKchaltslebre. 1798. 
 Die Staatslehre, oder uber das Verhiiltuiss des Ursiaatea 
 zum Veruunftreiche, im VorleBungen. 1813. Kede au 
 seine Zuhorer.am 19 Feb. 1813. 6, Zur ReUgiinisphihisuphie. 
 Aphorismen liber Religion und i)eismu8, 1790. Verisuch 
 eiuer Kiitik aller Offeubaruug. 1792, Ueber den Griiud 
 unseres Glaubens an eiue gottliche Weltregieruug, 1798. 
 Appellation an das Publicum gegen die Auklage des Atheis- 
 mus, 1799. Gerichtliche Verautwortuug schiiften ge^^en 
 die Anklage des Atheismus, 1799. Riickerinueruugeu, 
 Aiitworteu. Fragen. Aus einem Privatwchreibeu. im Jan., 
 1800. Die Auweisnng zum seligeu Leben, oder auch die 
 Religionslehre, lSO(i. 6-8. J'opuiiirphilosi'phische Schriflni. 
 fi, ZuiiJcktorderuiig der Di:iikir<.-iheit von den Fiirsteu" Eu- 
 ropeiis, die sie bisher uudrtickteu, 1793. Beitrage zur 
 Beiichtiguug dei- Urthi-ile des Publieuuis iiber die li-anzo- 
 sisohe Itevolutiou, 1793. Einige Vorlesungeu iiber die 
 Bestimmung des GeleUrten, 1794. Ueber das Wesen des 
 Gelehrteu, und seine Erscheinungen im Gebieto der Frei- 
 beit. ISO.). Ueber die einzig mbgliche ijtorung der aka- 
 deniischen Fteiheit, 1812. 7. Die Gruudzuge des gegcn- 
 wiirtigeu Zeitalturs, 180i. Redeu au die deiitsche Nation, 
 1808. Auhaug zu deu Kedeu an die deutsche Nation, j800. 
 Politisclie Fragmente, 1807 und 1813. a. Bruchstiicke aus 
 einem unvolleudeteu poliiischen Weike. 1806-07. lipisode 
 uber unser Zeitalter. Die Uepublik der Deutscheu. b Aub 
 dein Eutwurfe eiuer politischeu Schriit, 1813. c. Excui'se 
 zur Staat^lehre, 1813. Ueber Errichtuug des Vernunltrei- 
 ches. Ueber Zufall. Loos, Wunder. Ueber die Ehe, deu 
 Gegeusatz von altem und neueni Staate und Religion, n. s. 
 10. 8, Nicolai's Leben und sonderbare JMe'Uungeu, 1801. 
 Deduciiter Plan eiuer zu Berlin zu erricbtenden hbheren 
 Lehraustalt, 1807. Beibgen zum UuiverBitiitsplaue ; Plau 
 zueiuein periodischeu sehriftstellerisfheu Werke au eiuer 
 deutscheu Uuiversitiit. 18U5. Rede bei finer Ehrenprumo- 
 tiou an der UuiversiUit zu Berlin. 10 April. 1811. Ver- 
 mischte Aufsatze : a, Beweis dei' Unrechtmahisigkeit des 
 Bdcheinaclidrucks, ein Rasonnemeut und eiue Parabel, 
 1791. B. Zwei Predigteu aus dem Jahre 1791. c. Ueber 
 Geiat uud Buchstab in der Philosophie, 1794. d. Von der 
 Sprachfiihigkeit uud dem Ursprunge der Sprache, 1795. 
 E. ITeber Belebuug und Erholiuug des reineu luteiesso 
 fiii- Wahriieit, 1795. v. Aphorismen iibi-r Eiziehung, 1804. 
 G. Berifht iiber die WisseuscbaJtslehre und die bislierigeu 
 Scliicksalederaelbeu, 1800. Receusioneu : a. Von Oreuzers 
 skeptischeu Betrachtungen uber die Freibeit des Wiliens, 
 1793. B. Voa Gebliard iiber sittlicbe Giite. 1793. o. Vou 
 Kant zum ewigen Friedeu, 1790. Poesieu und metrischo 
 Uebersetzuugeii ; a. Das Thai der Liebeudeu, No\elle, 
 1786. B. Kleinere Gedichte. c. Uebersetzuugea aus dem 
 Portugiesischeu, Spanischen, uud Italiiiniscbeu. 
 
 — Nachgelassene werke, heniusgegeben vou I. H. 
 
 Pichte. 3 V. Poim, 1834-35. 8^. . . . 
 
 Contents: v. 1, Einleituugsvorlesungen in die Wissen- 
 Bclial'tslebre, die transsceudeiitale Lngik and die That- 
 eachendes Bewusstaeius. 2, WissensL-haftslehre uud das 
 System der Recbtslehre. 3. System der 8ittenlehre. As- 
 cetik ala Auhaug zur Moral. Fiiul' Vorlesungeu iiber die 
 Bestimnuing des Gelehiteu. Predigt iiber Luc. 22: 14, 15. 
 Der Patriotisuuis und seiu Gegentheil. Ideen zur die in- 
 uere UrgauiHation der Uuiv. Ei'laugeu. Tagebuch iiber 
 deu auim:ilischeu Maguetisiuus. Vermischte Aufsiitzo 
 und I'ragmente. Ueber Macclitavelli ala Schriftsteller, und 
 Stellen aus seiu seinen Schrifteu. 
 
 — Science of knowledge. Tr. by A. E. Kroeger. Phil., 
 
 18(;8. 12' 5412.19 
 
 Same. Introduction. [/?i Journal of spec, philos., v. 1, 1SG7.] 
 
 — Scieuceot rights. Tr. by A. E. Kroeger. Philadelphia, 
 
 1809. 12° 5135.21 
 
 ~ Suuclear statement. Tr. by A. E. Kroeger. [In Jourual of 
 spec, philos., V. 2. 1808 : 3 art.} 
 
 — Vocation of man. .SVv* above Popular works, v. 1. . . 3.')52 13 
 
 — Chanibfrs's Papers for the people, v. 9, 1851 {F.. a biogr.) 2510.05 
 
 — Hagenbach (AT. R.) Geiiuau rationalism. 1865. . . 3.J5G.05 
 
 — SmUii ( W.) Memoir of F. 184(1. . . . 305G.(I5 
 
 — Vanghan (R.) Philosophy of F. [In his Essays, v. 1. 1849. 
 
 p. 159-1*>9.1 2544.19 
 
 See also Nat. Qu. rev., v. 15, 1867 i,F. and his philos.) 
 
 BBOO^I^YN MERCANTILE LIBRARY,
 
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 459 
 
 Fiohte (Iinmauuel Horiimun). Contributions lo men- 
 tal philosophy. Tr. by J. D. Morell. Lomion, 
 
 l«i;a K)^ 5112.17 
 
 .fiv WinaloWs journal, v. 13, 18G0 (Ueutal philos. of the 
 youuger F.) 
 
 Ficklin (.Jo.seph). RobiuHou's shorter course. Com- 
 plete algebra. N. Y., 187-5. l-i\ . . . 40r2.;)3 
 
 — Collectiou of algebraic problems. New York, 1875. 
 12° 401J.;i4 
 
 FICTION CLASS-LIST : ENGLISH. 
 Preceded by \yorks upon the BibUoiji-nphy, lU>ttory, Pldltx'niiihi/, and Teiidenci/ of Works of Fiction. 
 
 1. Bibliography of Works of Fiction. 
 
 Baltimore Mercantile library. Cj,t:ilogue of English 
 prose fiction. 1874 •i714.29 
 
 Boston public libr.iry. Chronological index to histori- 
 cal fiction ; including prose fiction, plays, and 
 poems. 2ded. 1875 2730.13 
 
 — Class list for English prose fiction. 5th ed. 
 
 1871 2736.32 
 
 Same. 6th ed. 1877 2736.33 
 
 Note— The 6th e^. gives under tlie names of countries 
 
 numerous references to historical fiction. 
 Brookh/n mercantile library. Alphabetical catalogue 
 
 of works of fiction in English prjse. 1869. 2730.36 
 
 — Class list of English prose fiction. 2d ed. 1875. 2736.37 
 Cincinnati public library. Catalogue of English prose 
 
 fiction. 1876 2736.30 
 
 — Deutsche Komau-Literatur. Kttalog. 1876. 2736.30 
 New York mercantile library. Catalogue of English 
 
 prose fiction. 1876 2736.38 
 
 San Francisco mercantile libr.iry. Class list of English 
 prose fiction. 1S76 2736.40 
 
 2. Comprehensive Works. 
 
 Beattif [J.) On fable and romance [In his Works, v. 3, 1809] 5015.11 
 Dantop {J. ) History of fiction. 1845. . . . '.^722. .'8 
 Hcece (C.) Progress of romance, thrjugh tirajs, coan- 
 
 tries and manners. 2 v. in 1. 1785. . . 27i2.24 
 MonijKou (/). ^.| History and pbilosopUy of story telllua. [In 
 
 Afternoon lectures, v. 4, 18157.] 2515. '2J 
 
 3. English Novels and Novelists. 
 
 Forsyth ( W.) Novels ami novelists of the INth century 
 in illustration of the miujers and morals of th3 
 a:;e. 1871 2752.30 
 
 Frisweti (J. H.) British novelists. [In his Esiayj ou Ea;;:li^h 
 writers, 1869 ; p. 26I)-2VI5.J 2525.17 
 
 Jeaffreson (J. G.) Novels and novelists, fr.)m Eliza- 
 beth to Victoria. 2 v. 1858 2722.25 
 
 Kavana^jh (J.) English women of letters • biographi- 
 cal sketches. 2v. 1863 3256.10 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Mrs. luchbald. Miss Edijeworth. Miss 
 Austin. Mrs. Opie. Lady Morgan. 2. Aplira B^Uu. Miss 
 Fieldmij. Mme. d'Arbiay. Mrs. Charlotte .Smith. Mrs. 
 Kaiicliffe. 
 
 }tasson {D.) British novelists anl th ir styles. 
 1851 2722.27 
 
 Scolt(iy.) Lives of the novelist?. 1872. . .2752.31 
 
 Co^itenti ■ Ricliardsou. Fielding. Smollett. Richard 
 
 Cumberland. Goldsmith. Saiiinel .ToUosou. Sterue. Hor.ica 
 
 Walpole. Clara Reeve. i\Ii-8. Uadclitf'. Alaiu Ke.ie Le Sigo. 
 
 Johnstone. Ba-jo. Henry M.ickenzie. 
 
 ttS^ See also in Biography (p. 10J-21j) names of various 
 authors. 
 
 4 French Novelisls- 
 
 fUg- London soc. v. 20. 1871 ; v. 21, 1872 ; v. 24. 1873 : 
 Nov.. 187-t ; June. 1875 (French novelists) ; Blackwood's 
 mag., v. 72, 1852 iFictions for French firesides) ; Ed. rev.. 
 v. 120, 1864. n>- Littell. 1861. v. i (French clerical novels) ; 
 Nat. rev., v. 11, 1860, or Littell, 1860. V. 4 (The lowest deep). 
 
 jJU" See also Literature (French). 
 
 5. German NoveUsts. 
 fS" See N. Brit, rev., v. 43, 1865 ; Westiu. rev., v. 70, 1858 ; 
 aUo Literature (i-iermau), 
 
 6. Philosophy of Fiction, and its relations 10 
 
 Morahty and Culture. 
 
 Alcock {Sir R.) Truths iu fiction. [In his Life's problems, 
 
 p. 233-236.: 3513.22 
 
 Bayne {P ) The modern novel. Dickens, Bulwer. Thackeray. 
 Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell. [In his Essays, v. 1. 
 
 1857.) 2613.114 
 
 Butwer-Lylloji {E. L.) Certain principles of art iu works of 
 
 imagination. [In his Caxtouiaua, 1864.] .... -615.07 
 
 Duliring \J.\ Romance versus criticism. [Philosophers and 
 
 fools. 1871.] 2.524.16 
 
 Giles (W) Fiction [In his Illus. of genius. 1854.] . . 2526.0:) 
 Greg ( \V. It.) False morality of lady novelists. [In his Literary 
 
 judgments. 1868 | 2526.20 
 
 Helps (A.) Fiction, yin his Friends in council, v. 1, Book 1.] 2531.26a 
 ilamjin (F.i Essay on light reading, as it may be sup- 
 posed to influence moral conduct and literary taste. 
 
 180-i 2.534.-i8 
 
 Mansel [II. L.) Sensation novels. [In his Letters, etc. 1873.] 5424.23 
 jl/a/iz'xu (.4.) Del romauzo storico. [In his Prosevarie, ]8ti9.J 73J7.10 
 .Mithias [G.II.D.) Of novels. [In his Tutor's couuf-el, 1867.] 6512.05 
 Miller III.) Popular fiction, (/ii Ais Essays. 1866.] . . 2635.16 
 Moberly {(i.) Is a rude or refined age mure fa\orahle to fiction. 
 
 [In Oxford prize essay.s, v. 4. p. l:)l-65 ] 2541.14 
 
 Foster {J.) Morality of ti.tion. [In his Critical essays, v. 1. p. 
 
 417-428. 1851'..] 2.525.03 
 
 HazlitHW.) Conversations of Northcote, p. 199, e(c. .3134.13 
 
 Murray [II) Morality of fiction. 1817 2,537.24 
 
 Phillips {S.) Railway novels. [In hit Essays from the Times, v. 1, 
 
 1871.] 2538.14 
 
 P.utarch How a young man ought to hear poems, (/n Ais Minals, 
 
 v. 2. p. 42-91.1 6436.27 
 
 Rands (IT. B.) To a young lady al out to write a novel. [In his 
 
 Henrv Holbeach, stuilent, v. 1.] 2.532.-20 
 
 Scott {Sir ir.) Essay on romance, [/ii Ais Works, v. 1, 1833.] .'.065,13 
 
 Same. [In his Works, v. 2.] 51:65.02 
 
 Skellon {J.) NugM criticie, p, 292-327. 1862 2542.30 
 
 Stephen il\) Relation of novels to life. [In Cambridge essays. 
 
 18.55.] 2517.13 
 
 See olsn Atlantic monthly. Sept.. 1874 (The novel and ils 
 future, by (J. P. Lathro)i) ; Beutlcy's niiscel.. v. 46. 1859 
 (Of novels, hist, and didactic, by * Moi kshood ') ; Black- 
 wood's iiiag.. V. 82. 18.57 (.Mod. light lit.) ; v. 91. 1862 (s-^en- 
 sation novels) , v. 94, 186.) : v. 102, 1867 : v. 108. 1870 (Fic- 
 tion as an educator) ; Catholic ^^ orld. Nov. 1872 (Use and 
 abuse of the novel) . Chanibcrs' journal, v. 3, 1845 (Read- 
 ing works of fiction) ; Dublin nuiv. mag., v. 69, 1862, cr 
 Littell. 1862. V. 2 (I'orgotteu novels) ; Ed. rev., v. 106, 1857 
 (l,ii:eiise of mod. novelists) ; Fortnightly rev., v. 3, 1865 
 (Criticism in relalion to novels, by O.H. Lewes) . v. 16. 1871 
 (.Some recent Eoglish novels, by J. H. Slack) ; Friisci "s 
 mag , V. 61. 1860 (Brit, novelists) ; v. 62 (No\els of the ilay); 
 V. 72. 1865. or Littell. 1866, v. 1 (Fiction imd its uses) ; Mac- 
 railla.i. V. '26. 1872. or Littell. 187-2. v. 4 (NovcLs and their 
 iiitlueuce ou their tirai^s. bv lady Pollock) . Nat. rev., v. 12, 
 1861 (The ethical aod dogmatic fiction, bv Miss Yoiige) ; 
 N. A. rev.. V. 9'2. 1861 (Thn literature of power): N. Brit, 
 rev.. V. 20. 13.5:!. or Littell. 1854. v. 4 : v. 26. 1856-7 (Kelig. 
 novels defined) ; v. 33. 186:1 (Imag. Uteratme) : v. 38, 1863: 
 V. 43. 1865 (Sensational uovelist-i: Miss Braddou. etc.); 
 Qiiar. rev., v. 113. 1863. and Littell. 1862. v, 2 (Sensation 
 novels) : Quar. rev., v. 1'22. 1867 (Books of fiction for chil- 
 dren) ; Westiu rev.. V. 00, 18.5:i, or Littell. V. 39, 1853 ; 
 Westni. rev., v. 66. 18.56, or Littell. v. 16. 1856 (Silly novr-ls 
 by lady novelists) . v. 82. 1864 (Novels with a purpose) ; 
 Winslow's med. critic, v. 3, 1863 (Sensation novels). 
 
 Alphabetical List of Works of Fiction. 
 
 N'ote.—^ac.h work is entered tivice— under its Author's name, and under the first word of its title. 
 
 Abandoned. Pt.2 of Mysterious Island. Verne (^,J.) 2il6.86 
 
 Abbe Tigrane. Fabrk(1'\) 186.26 
 
 Abbess (The). Tbollope {Mrs. F.) . . . . 266.10 
 
 Abbot (The). Scott (Walter) 245.22 
 
 Abbott (B, A, amZL.) Matthew Caraby. By Benadly 
 
 [p.s'ei(J.] 231.41 
 
 — Cone cut cornTS 111.36 
 
 Abbott (.U/-;;. B. K.) Leah Mordecai. . . . 113.21 
 Abbott (Edward). Long look books, v. 1, . 113.22 
 
 1. Long look house. 
 Abbott (J:icoi)). .\ugust stories. 4 v. . . . 111.56 
 
 1. August and Elvie. I 3. S-hooner Mary .\nu. 
 
 2. Hunter and Tom. | 4. (irauville Valley. 
 
 • Franconia stoiieg. 10 v 111.01 
 
 Malleville. 
 Wallace. 
 ^Liry Erskine. 
 Mary Bell. 
 Beecliuut. 
 
 6. Rodolphus. 
 
 7. Ellen Linu. 
 
 8. Stuyvesant. 
 
 9. Caroline. 
 10. Agnes. 
 
 216.92 
 
 — Harper's story books. 12 v 
 
 1 Bruno. Willie. The strait gate. 
 
 2. The little louvre. Frank. Emma. 
 
 3. Virginia. Timboo and Jolilia. Timboo and Fanny. 
 
 4. Harper estiiblisliment. Boyhood of Franklin. The studio 
 
 5. Ancient history. E iglisli hist.iry. American history . 
 
 6. John True. Elfred. Tiie museoin. 
 
 7. The engineer. The .Alps. The three gold dollars. 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Oraors," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 460 
 
 FICTION : Abbott lo Ao 
 
 Abbott (Jacob). Harper's story books, continued. 
 
 8. The Liibr;tltar guUeiy. The alcove. Dialogues. 
 
 9. Tiie great ehu. Auiil M.ugaret. Veriiou. 
 
 10. Can auti Jocko, l^apstoue. Orkney the pcaceDiaker. 
 
 11. Judge Justiu. Mlliigo. Jasper, 
 
 12. Oougo. \ iuhi aud Arlio. Little Paul. 
 
 — Janostjries 111.31 
 
 [ 3. Juno on ajoiiiney. 
 4. Hubert. 
 
 !. Juuo aud Georgie. 
 2. JMai-y t.)sboriie. 
 
 — [Marco Paul's voj-ages and travels. ] 6 v. 
 
 Adventures iu New York. 111.11 
 Adventures lu Veriiiout. 111.14 
 Erie Caual 111.1'.! 
 
 Adveuturea ill Boston. 111.15 
 
 Adveutures iu the lorests 01' 
 
 Maine 111.13 
 
 .spriuglield armoi-y. 
 
 111.16 
 
 — lioU 1 storv books. 12 v. 
 Apple gathering. . 111.4('. 
 
 Blueberry 111,48 
 
 Causey building. . . 111,45 
 
 Iresnet (Tne). . . . ill.4'.l 
 
 Georgie lll„ii) 
 
 Labor lost 111.54 
 
 — Hollo's tour in Europe. 
 
 1, Rollooutlio Atlantic. 111,19 
 
 2, Rollo iu I'aris. . . 111,20 
 
 3, R .lloinSwitzerland. 111,21 
 
 4, Rodo in London. . 111,22 
 
 5, Kodoou tue Rhine, 111,23 
 
 Lucy's visit 111,5.'» 
 
 Hollo iu the \vood,s, . . 111,51 
 
 Kollo a gardeu. . . . 111,52 
 
 Steeple trap, .... 111.53 
 Trouble on themouutaiu.111,44 
 
 Two wheelbarrows. . . 111.47 
 
 10 T. 
 
 6. Rollo in Scollaud. . 111,24 
 
 7. Rollo iu Geneva. . 11125 
 
 8. Rollo iu Holland. . 11120 
 
 9. liollo in Napl.s, . Ill 27 
 10. Rollo in Rome. . . 111.28 
 
 Abbott (Rosa), [ps-cuj.] See PAKKER{Ro.a Abbott. )235.00 
 Abdall.vh. Sherwood iM. M.) Works, v 3. 252.03 
 Abdalhh, or the foui--leaved shamrouk. Luioulaye 
 
 (E. R. L ) 18->.-'t 
 
 A'Becketc^G.A. ) Comic history of England. 2 V. 111.38 
 
 — Cjtuic history of Rome. ... ... 111.40 
 
 ABiiL Drake's wife. Sadnders (.T. | .... 245.02 
 
 Abou Ben Ailhem (Morals of). Locke (D. R.) 224.45 
 About (Elm )ad F. V.) The Fellah. . . . 112.05 
 
 — G.'riu.iiue 112.01 
 
 — K ng of tae mountiiiu.s 112.02 
 
 — Mm with the broken oar 112.03 
 
 — Nose of a uotaiy 112.04 
 
 — Hodge et noir. A tale of Baden-Baden . . 112.07 
 
 — ToUa, a tile of modem Rome 112.06 
 
 Ab>%e su:ipieian, Kiddeli, (.U/-.v. J. H. ) . . 243,60 
 Above her station. Nathusius (M. ) . . . 233.17 
 Abrvhvm Paije, Esq. Holt (J. S) . . . . 111.43 
 Absemtee. EoaswoitTH (Mariai. Novels, v, 5. 1S2.15 
 Abu Said Abd al Malik ibu Kuraib al Asmai. Antar, a 
 
 Bedoueeii romance. 4 v 122.16 
 
 AcHAKD (Einile). Hislory of my Meuds, or home life 
 
 with animals 114.31 
 
 Acus.iH. Pennot (Rev. Peter), psntd. of Round (W. M. 
 
 F.) 236.08 
 
 AcTOJJ Bdl, pseud. See Bronte (Ch.irlo te Anae). 
 Adam B;.le. Eliot (,Gaorge), p.^-euil. of Lewes (Mm. 
 
 G. H) 184.01 
 
 Ad.imBIiu-, Lockhart (J, G ) 224.19 
 
 Adam Brown the inerehant Smith (H.i . . 253.03 
 Adam Graeme, of Mossgray. Oliphant (Mrs. M. 
 
 O. W.) 234.03 
 
 112.08 
 112.09 
 Maj. 
 11-2.11 
 222.18 
 112.13 
 navy 
 
 IWO!) 
 112,19 
 112,16 
 
 •) . 
 
 Adams (C ) E.lgar Clifton, 
 
 — .Matilda Lo isd de. . 
 
 Adams iF. Colburnl. Life and adventur.?s of 
 
 Riger Sherman l'o!ter. jjKCKf/tm. ] . 
 Advms (J. T. I Knight of the golden melice. 
 Adams (N.) The taiib cloud ; a soatberu ta! 
 Adams (W. T. ) [■ Oliver Optic] Army and 
 stories, 6 V. 
 
 . . 113 03 14. 
 112.29 5. 
 113.10 I 0. 
 
 6 V. 
 
 1. Soldier boy, 
 
 2. Sailor boy, . . 
 
 3. Young lieutenaut. 
 
 Yankee middy. 
 Fighting Joe, , 
 Brave old salt. 
 
 — Boat club series. 
 
 1. Boat club. . . . 
 
 2. All al>o.ird, . . . 
 
 3. Now or never. . . 
 
 112.15 
 112,14 
 
 112.21 
 
 4. Little by litllo. 
 
 5. Try again. , . 
 
 6. Poor and prond , 
 
 1. 
 
 — Great western serii's. v 
 1. Going west, or the perils of a poor boy. . 
 
 — Like shore series. 6 v. 
 1. Through by daylight. 1 12.13 | 4. Switch off. 
 
 2, Lightning express. 
 
 3. Ou time. 
 
 112.34 
 112 35 
 
 Brake np. 
 
 Bear aud forbear. 
 
 112,23 
 113 0.1 
 112.26 
 
 112,3G 
 
 112,37 
 112,33 
 
 — Living too fast or confessions of a bunk officer. 113. 14 
 
 — Stari-y fl tg series. 6 v. 
 
 1. Starry flag, . . , 113 01 I 4. Seek and find. . . 113,01 
 
 2. Freaks of fortune. 112 30 5. Make or break. . . 113.11 
 
 3. Breaking away. . 112.17 | 6. Down the river. . . 113 13 
 
 — Upward and onward scrie-. C v. 
 
 1. Field and forest. . 112.39 I 4. Cringle aud cross-tree 112 42 
 
 2. Plane and plank. . 112.40 5. Bivouac aud battle. . 112 43 
 
 3. Desk aud debit. . 112.41 | 6. Sea and shore. . . 112,44 
 
 Way of the world 113 07 
 
 "■ " ■" 6 V. 
 
 Work and win. 
 Hope and have. 
 Haste aud waste. 
 
 113.08 
 112,21 
 112,20 
 
 113.37 
 
 5. The Dorcas club, or our girls 
 ufloat. 
 
 6, Oci an-born, or cruise of the 
 dubs. 
 
 [1st seiics. ] 6 V. 
 
 and Wales. . . . 112.27 
 
 4, Dikes and ditches. , 112,18 
 
 5, Palace and cottage, . 113.12 
 
 6, Down the Rhine, . 112.32 
 
 — WoodviUe stories. 
 
 1. Rich aud humble 112. 2S | 
 
 2. Ju school aud out. 112.22 
 
 3. Watch and wait. , 113,00 j 
 
 — Yacht chib scries. 4 v. 
 
 1, Little bobtail. 
 
 2, The yacht club, 
 
 3. Money makers. 
 
 4. Coming waves. 
 
 — Young America abr.iad. 
 
 1. Outward bound. . 112.2.'> 
 
 2. shamrock aud thistle ; or 
 Ireland and Scotland. 113,02 
 
 3. Red cross ; or Fnglaud 
 
 Same. 2d series. 
 
 1. Up the Baltic: ; or Denmark aud Sweden 113.31 
 
 2. Northern lands : or Prus.sia and Russia 313 32 
 
 3. Cross and crescent : or (.ireece and Turkey. . . . 113.33 
 
 4. Sunny siiores . Italy and Austria 113 34 
 
 5. Vine and olive , or Spaiu and Portugal 113.35 
 
 Addison |H. E.) Eecolleclious of an Iiish police ma- 
 gistrate 113.28 
 
 Addison (.Joseph). Sir Roger de Coverley. [In Trav. 
 
 libr., V. 22.] 5075.27 
 
 Adela Cathcart. Mac Donald (George). . . 224.85 
 
 Adelaide, or the my.sterious r. scue 192.17 
 
 Adelaide Lindsay. Maesh-Caldwell (.Vi-.s-. ,\.) 231.03 
 
 Adele. Kavan.\gh i.J. ) . . 221.45 
 
 Adelfr (Max. p.teud.) iS'ie Clark (Charles H.). 
 Adeline Mowbray. Opie (Mrs. A.) Works, v. 1. 234.28 
 
 Aden Power. Owen (F. i 234.44 
 
 Admiral's daughter. Maesh (i[rs. A. C. ) [/» /lerTwo 
 
 old men's tales.] 255.76 
 
 Adopted heir. Paedoe ( .1/i,v,s- J. ) .... 234.51 
 Adrift with a vengeance. Cornwallis ( K. ) . li;5.]0 
 Adventurers ('Ihei. [Oehlenschlaegee (A.G,)] 151.12 
 Adventurers (The). Aimahd (Gustavel. . . 114.33 
 Adventures in Boston. Abbott (.lacob). . . 111.15 
 Adventures in New York. Akeott (.Jacob). . 111.11 
 Adventures in the forestsof Maine. Abbott (J.) 11). 13 
 Adventures iu the land of the Behemoth. Vekne 
 
 (.Jules.) 2G6.77 
 
 .\dventures iu Vermont Abbott (J.) . . . 111.14 
 Adventurics of a brovvnie. Craik {Mrs. Mnloch). 235.78 
 Adventures of a gi'ifRn, written by himself. .' 113.20 
 Adventures of a marquis, a i^ovel. Dumas (A.) l,s].19 
 Adventures of a medical stridi nt Douglas (R.) 175.14 
 Adventures of an aid-de-camp. Grant (James). 211.35 
 Adventures of an atom, ."-mollett (Tobias). Miscel. 
 
 works, V. 4 253.17 
 
 Adventures of an attoimy in starch of practice. 
 
 Stephen (■'<ir George) 256.33 
 
 Adventures of Captain Alayo. C.ahun (J.I . 116.08 
 Adventures of Capta n 1 lake. Maxwell (W. H.) 231,44 
 Adventures of Dr. Brady. Russell (W. H.) 243.98 
 Adventures of Gil lUas. Le Sage (A.E.) 2 v. 223.24 
 Adventures of Mr. Ledbury. Smith (Albert). 252.75 
 Adventures of Mr. Verdant Grei n. Bide (C.) 144.13 
 Adventures of Reuben Davidger, Greenwood (J. )211.53 
 Adventures of Rob Roy. Grant (.himes). . 216.02 
 Adventures of Tom .Sawyer. Clemens (S. L.) 155.32 
 .aiNONE, tale of slave life'in Rome. [Kip (L. )] 113.26 
 Msop. Fables. New version, by T. James. . 185.03 
 
 New ed. by E. Gaeiustt lS.").0:t.a 
 
 Afloat. Castlemon (Harry, pseud, for Fosdick 
 
 (G. A.) 152.47 
 
 Afloat and ashore. Cooper (J. F.) .... I(i3.]9 
 Afloat in the forest Reid (Mayne). . . . 242.38 
 Afrua. or life and love in Norway. Mugge (T.) 2.'i2.43 
 
 After dark. Collins (W. Wilkie) 162.02 
 
 After the ball. Opie (Mrs. A.) Works, v. 3. 234.29.} 
 
 Afton (Effii), ji.iewl. Eventide 114. Ol 
 
 Against the stream. CnARLEs ( .l/iw. E. ) . . 1.53.18 
 Against wind aud tide. Lee (Holme). . . . 222.60 
 Ag.itha's friendship. Moore ( J/r.v. B. H. ) . 2.i3.88 
 Agatha's husband. Craik Olrs. D. M. Muloch). 232.46 
 
 Age of chivali-y. Buij'inch (T. )_ 143.31 
 
 Agg (J.) Secret memoirs of an iUnstrious princess, or 
 
 the royal sufferer. 3 v. in 1 113.29 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRAKY.
 
 FICTION : Agincourt to Almost 
 
 461 
 
 Agincourt. James (G. P. R.) 215.35 
 
 Agnes. Abbott (Jacob) 111.10 
 
 AoxEs. Oliphant iMrs. M. O. W.i .... 2;U.04 
 
 AoNEs Grey. BitoxTi. (.\iine' 142.14 
 
 AGNE.S Hopeton's school und holvday.-;. Oliphakt (Mrfs. 
 
 M. O. \V.) ." 234.0.-) 
 
 AoNES of Sorrento. Stowe ( .Urx. H. B. ) . . 2.54.16 
 
 Agxes Sorel. James (O. P. R. ) 21.5.30 
 
 AoNES We:itworth. Foxton lE. ), pseud, fur Palfrey 
 
 (J/i.v.v Sarah) 234.6-5 
 
 Agsew (Cora). Peerless Cathleen ; or, the stolen 
 
 casket 113.27 
 
 Aguilar (Grace). Days of Bruce 2 v. . 114.08 
 
 — Home intluence 114.03 
 
 — Home KCines and ht art studies 114.04 
 
 — Mother's recompense. A sequel to home in- 
 
 fluence 114.0.5 
 
 — Vale of cedars 114 07 
 
 — Woman's triendsliip 114.06 
 
 AiDE(H.) Morals and my .steries 114.11 
 
 — A nine days' wonder 114.12 
 
 — Rita, [anon.'i 243.32 
 
 Atkin (J.) and B.ibbait.d (Jlr.i. X. L. ) Evenings at 
 
 home, or the juvenile budget opened. . 114.10 
 
 Aimard (Gustave). Adventurers (The). . . 114.38 
 
 — Border rifles, a tale of tbe Texian w.ir. . . 114.21 
 
 — Freebooters, a story of the Texian war. . . 114.20 
 
 — Gold seekers, a tale of California 114.13 
 
 — Indian chief. 114.14 
 
 ^ Indian scout 111.15 
 
 — Pearl of the Andes 114.3! 
 
 — Pirates of the prairies 114.16 
 
 — Prairie Flower 114.22 
 
 — Red track 114.17 
 
 — Tiger slayer 114.18 
 
 — TraU hunter 114.19 
 
 — Trapper's Daughter, a story of the Rocky Moun- 
 
 feiius ■ 114.23 
 
 — White scalpers, a story of the Texian war. . 114.2S 
 Anis and obstacles. James (G. P. R. i . . . 215.37 
 AiMWELL (Walter). .Se Simonds (\V.) 
 
 AiMWELi, stories. SiMoNDS(Wm.) .... 2.52.43 
 AiNSLEE (Herbert), psmd. See Maitland (Edward). 
 
 Ajnswokth (W. H.) Cardinal Pole 114.42 
 
 — Constable de Bourbon. . 114.43 
 
 — Constable of the tower 115.01 
 
 — Crichton 115.05 
 
 — Flitch of bacon 115.02 
 
 — Guy Fawkes, or the gunpiwdf-r Ir as m. . 115. 15 
 
 — Hilary St. Ives. 2v 114.30 
 
 — Jack Shepperd 11.5.16 
 
 — John Law 1 15 24 
 
 — Lancashire witches 115.03 
 
 — Lord Mayor of London 115.17 
 
 — Mervyn Clitheroe. 2 v 126.01 
 
 — Myddleton Pomfret. 2v 126.03 
 
 — Old court. 2 V. ... 126.05 
 
 — Old Saint Paul's 115.06 
 
 — Ovyngdean Grunge 115.25 
 
 — Rockwood .... 115.11 
 
 — St. James 115.07 
 
 — South Sea bubble 115.10 
 
 — Spanish match 115.12 
 
 — Spendthrift 115.08 
 
 — Star chamber. 2 v ... 115.0'J 
 
 — Talbot Harland 114.44 
 
 — Tower Hill 114.41 
 
 — Tower ot London 115.11 
 
 — Windsor Castle 115.13 
 
 Ainswokth's ma'.;azine, a miscellany of romances, etc., 
 
 V. 1-6 "..... 115.18 
 
 Alain family. Karr (.Alphouse) 221.41 
 
 AL.AMONTADE. ZsCHOKKE , H. ) 255.01 
 
 Albin : the young puritan. Huntington (.I.V.) 215.01 
 
 Albert Lunel. Brougham (H., /<»n;). . . . 142.41 
 
 Alcestis. [annn.'] ... 114.26 
 
 Alchemist, orthehouse of Claes. Balz.ic(H. de). 132.01 
 Alcidalis and Zelinda, a romance Voitit.e (V. de). 
 
 Works, v. 1 5071.01 
 
 Alcott (H. H.) Isora's child, [aiiou.]. . . 215.34 
 
 Alcott (L. M.) An old-fashioned girl. . . . 121.04 
 
 — Aunt Jo's scrap bag 121.17 
 
 — Eight cousins ; or the aunt-hill 122.33 
 
 — Little men : Jo's boys 122.41 
 
 — Little women 121.02 
 
 .— Moods 121.01 
 
 — Morning glories 12100 
 
 — Rose in bloom. A sequel to " Eight cousins." 122.01 
 
 — Silver pitchers and independence ; centennial lovo 
 
 story 122.32 
 
 — Three proverb stories, viz., Kittj-'s class-day ; .\unt 
 
 Kip ; Psyche's art 121.05 
 
 — Work : a storj- of < xperience. . . . . 1 ^2. 1 3 
 
 Alde.ane. Preston (L. i 241.60 
 
 AXDERBKOOKE. JvDSON ( .Vra. E. C. ) 2 V. . . 221.38 
 Aldbich (T. B.) Daisy's necklace 121.06 
 
 — Marjorie Daw and other people 121.43 
 
 — Out of his head. A romance 121.07 
 
 — Prudence Paltrey 121.09 
 
 — The story of a bad boy 121.08 
 
 Ale in prose aud verse. Coffin (R. B.) and Savage 
 
 (J.) ... 161.11 
 
 Alec Forbes, of Howglen. Mac Don.4ld (G. ) . 224..50 
 Aleck Derby, paead. .Se Derby (Aleck', pseud. 
 Alexis, the runaway. Parker (Rosa Abbott). . 235.01 
 A LEx.ANDER (3/)-.<.-. )" Her dearest foe 115.35 
 
 — Heritage of Laugdale 115.36 
 
 — The wooing o't 264.82 
 
 — Which shall it be ? 266.70 
 
 Alfred Hagart's household. Smith (.\ ) . . 252.71 
 .■^lgeb I Horatio, j>.) Brave and bold series. 4 v. 123.42 
 
 1. Brave and bold 12.1.42 
 
 2. Jaclt's ward, or the boy guardian . Vi'.iA3 
 
 3. Sbiltiug for himself, or (ijibert Greyson's fortunes. 123.44 
 
 — Campaign series. 3 v. 
 
 1. Frank's campaign 121.11 
 
 2. Paul Prescotfs charge 121. I.t 
 
 3. Charlie Codniau's cruise. ... ... f 121.10 
 
 — Helen Ford. 121.12 
 
 — Luck and pluck series. 
 
 1. Luck and plucli. . 12 1. 3G | 3. Strong and steady. . 121.38 
 
 2. Sink or swim. . . 121.37 | 4. Strive aud succeed. 121.39 
 
 Same. 2d series. 
 
 1. Try and trust. . . 122.44 | .1. Risen from the ranks. 122.40 
 
 2. Bound to rise. . . 122.45 4. Herbert Carter's 
 
 I legacy 122.47 
 
 — Ragged Dick series. 6 t. 
 
 1. Ragged Dick. . . I'il.lS I 4. Rough and ready. . 121.27 
 
 2. Fame and fortune. 121.14 | 5. Ben. the luggago-boy. 121.2s 
 
 3. Mark, the matihl>oy.l21.'20 I 6. RufusandKose. . . 121.-J9 
 
 — Tattered Tom series, v. 1-3. ^ 
 
 1. Tattered Tom. . . 1'22.34 I 3. Phil, the fiddler. . 1'22.3S 
 
 2. Paul, the peddler. 122.35 | 4. Slow and sure. . . 1-22.37 
 
 — Tattered Tom 
 
 1. Julius, or the street boy out west. . . . 123.38 
 
 2, The young outlaw 123.39 
 
 3 Sams cb:ince. and bow he improved it. . 123.40 
 
 — Timothy Crump's ward 122.40 
 
 — and Chi.nev (O. A.) Seeking his fortune, and other 
 
 dialogues 121.34 
 
 .\LHiMBRA (Tales of the). Irving (W.) . . . 215.26 
 Alice ; or, the mysteiies. Bulwer-Lttton (E. G. 
 
 E. L.) 144.08 
 
 Alice Arran ; or, 100 years ago. Smith (.1. F. ) 251.(l'.t 
 Alice Brand ; a romance of [Wash n.,'lon]. Riddle 
 
 (.\. G.) -243.16 
 
 Alice Lon'aine. Blacemore (R. D. ) .... 133.44 
 ALicE'sadventiires in Wonderland. Cariioll(L.) 151.33 
 Alicia Warlock. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . . 1(!2.39 
 AxxDE ; an episode of Goethe's life. Lazarits 
 
 (Emma) 223.00 
 
 All abo.rrd : sequel to boat club. ADAMs(W.'r.) 112.14 
 
 All for her. By**"'? . 115.32. 
 
 .ALLin thediirk! J. S. Le Fanu 223.01 
 
 All in the wrong. T. E. Hook 214.01 
 
 Allston (Washington). Mn.vALDi 121.16 
 
 Allworth Ab'oey. Southworth (.1//-.S.E.D.E.X.) 253.-23 
 
 Almack's. [<(«i>)i.] 3 V 115. 2t> 
 
 .\lmeria. Edgeworth (Mariai. Novels, v. 10. 182.15 
 Almost aheroine. .Sheppahd (E. S.) . . . 251.5S 
 .\LMOsTanun. Wright (Julia McN. ) . . . 265.02 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHORS NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER
 
 462 
 
 F I C T I O Itf : Almost to Arthujr. 
 
 Almost a priest. Wkight ( Jfi-s. McN. ) . . . 205.01 
 
 Almost faultless, [anou. ] 121.4'2 
 
 A. L. 0. E. [p.seud.J .See Tucker (C. ) . . . 121.18 
 
 Alone. TERHaNE ( J/;-.s. M. V. H.) .... 255.21 
 
 Alonzo nnd Melissa ; or, the unfeeling father. 
 
 [anon.] ^n]'^n 
 
 Alroy. Disraeli (Benja-oin) :_ 174.17 
 
 Alsaclin schoolmaster. Ekokmann ^E. ) ((«■( Ch.itrian 
 
 (A.) 
 
 1-4.41 
 
 Alton Lo3ke, tailor anl i»et. Kingslei (,C.) 221. 6it 
 
 AmAURY. DUMiS(.\.) Hf'JJ 
 
 Amazon (The). Dinglestedt (F. ) .... lJ4-i>7 
 Amber gods, and other stories Prescott i,H. E) 25:i.5(j 
 
 I Amber witch. Meinhold (VV. ) 231. 5J 
 
 Ambrosio de Letinez ; Texiaa novel. Myrtle (A. 
 
 J.) 234.91! 
 
 Amelia (History oft. Fielding ^H.) Works, v. 3. 192.(J7 
 
 American baron. De.MillecJ. ) 172.51 
 
 American (The) cardinal, [anon.] .... 114.30 
 American family liobiusau. Belisle ( D. W. ) 133.11 
 American gun club. [Froji the earth to the moon.] 
 
 Verse (J.) 265.79 
 
 American wonderland. Bache (R. M. > . . 125.38 
 Americans at home. Haliburton ( 1'. C. ) 3 v. 212.08 
 Ames (Mrs. M. C.) Eireue, or a woai.vn's right. 114.27 
 
 — His two wives 114.29 
 
 — Victaire. lanon.] 114.28 
 
 Ames (Ms. Nellie). Up Broadway, anl its secjuel. 
 
 By Eleanor Kirk, pseud 121.41 
 
 Among the brigands. De Mille (•!.) . . . 172.41 
 Among the guerillas. Kirkc: (ElmiAd), pseud, for 
 
 GiLMORE ( J. K. ) 195.03 
 
 Among the pine.s. Kirke (EAmund), pseud, for Gil- 
 more (J. R.) 19..04 
 
 Among the trappsrs. Fosdick (C. A. ) . . . 152.48 
 AmoryCT.) Life of John 13un;l3. \_an.<,n.] 4 v. 122.02 
 Amy Dudley, or what makes me grow? [auxi.] 263.77 
 Amy Han-iugton, or a sister's love, [anon.] . 122.06 
 
 Amy Herbert. Sewell(E. M. ) 251.29 
 
 Amy Lawrence, or the Freemason's d vughter. Smith 
 
 (,I. F.) 252.89 
 
 An KS" Articles are not regarded in alpliab^^tizi ig. 
 Anastasius, or memoirs of a Greek. Hope ( 1'. ) 
 
 2 V. 214.08 
 
 Sama. 3 v 214.67 
 
 Anchored. By author of tliB Climber f. . . 122.t»7 
 Ancient regime. James (G. P. R. ) .... 215.3S 
 Andersen (H.G.) Danish fairy legends and talis. 122. Oot 
 
 — Ice maiden and other tales 122.09 
 
 — Improvisatore 121.30 ; 122.1(_) 
 
 . Later tale^ 121.35 
 
 -- Only a tiddler! and 0.' T.' I'.i2.11 
 
 — O. 1'., a Dauisli romance 121.32 
 
 — Sandhills of Jutland 122. 12 
 
 — Stories fro;u. 2 v 122.13 
 
 — Two baronesses 121.31 
 
 . — What the modu saw : and ot'aer tilei. . . 122.15 
 AuoREAsHofer. Mijhlbach iLo iisa>.[MLiNDT,G.)] 232.6,1 
 Andree d-! Taverney. Dumas (.\.i .... 175.38 
 Andrew Deverell, the history of an adventurer 
 
 in New Guinea. Beach (C.) . . ■ 133.06 
 
 Andrews (Fauny). [-Elzjy Hay.'] Family 
 
 secret 114.37 
 
 Andsiqht (Faith), [p.«e)((I ] Susie's spectacles. 114.32 
 
 Angel of the iceberg. Todd (J. ) 261.39 
 
 Annals of a baby. By one of its slaves. . . 11j.42 
 Annals of a quiet neighborhood. MacDonald (G. )224.5S 
 Ann-als of au eventful life. Dasent (G.W.I . I^I.IO 
 
 Annals of the parish. Galt(J. ) 193.21 
 
 Anne Fumess. Tbollope (JZ/s. T. A.) [anon.] 114.36 
 Anne Hathaway, or Shakespeare in love. Severn 
 
 IE.) 3 v. ... 2.51-26 
 
 Anne Judge, spinster. Robinson (F. W.) . . 241.52 
 Anne of Geierstein. SroTT (.St/- W. ) . . . 24.5.23 
 
 Anne Severin. Craven (A.) 105.25 
 
 Anne Warwick. Ciuik (G. M.) 166.04 
 
 Annette, or chronicles of Bellevu:-. Walsing- 
 
 HAM(C.) ., 202.45 
 
 Annette, or the lady of the peul-i. Dumas jii's 
 
 (A.) 175.66 
 
 Annis Warleigh'sfortun?. Lee(H.) . . • 222.61 
 
 Anno Domini 2071. Tr. from the Dutch original, with 
 
 notes, by A. V. W. Bikkers, [p.'<euil.] . . 12-.i.20 
 Ansermo of the crag (The three Bernices, or). Bright 
 
 {Mrs. A. M- ) 142.31 
 
 Antar, a Bcdoueen romance. From the Ai-abic, by 
 
 Hamilton (T.) 4v 122.16 
 
 Ante beUum; Southern life as it was. Lenux (M.) 223.14 
 .\nteros. Lawrence (George A.) . . . . . 222.77 
 Antidote to the miseries of human life. Corp (H. ) 165.12 
 
 ANriQDAKY. Scott (^';/• W.) 2v 245.28 
 
 Antonia. Sand (George), pseud, for Dudevant 
 
 (.\. L. A. D.) 175.32 
 
 Antonina, or the fall of Rome. Collins (W. W. ) 102.03 
 .■Vntony Br.ule. Lowell iR. T. S. I .... 224.42 
 Antony Waymouth. Kingston (W. H. G.) . 222.11 
 Apelles and his contemporaries. GiiEENotJGH(H.) 211.48 
 
 Apple gathering. Abbott (Jacob) 111.46 
 
 Apuleius. Fable of Cupid and Psyche. . . 123.05 
 Akabelh Stuart James (G. P. R. ). . . . 215.39 
 Arabesques : Monave. Apollycna. Domitia. Ombra. 
 
 Geeenough (Mrs. R. S.) 211.52 
 
 Arabian nights' entertainments. Transl. by J. Scott. 
 
 6 V 122.22 
 
 Same. Tr. by E. W. Lane. 2 v. . . . 122.28 
 
 Same. Tr. by E. W. Lane. 3 v. . . . 115.29 
 
 Aeblay (F. B., Mme. d'). Ceciha ; or, memoire of an 
 
 heiress. 3 v 171.57 
 
 — Camilla : or, a picture of youth. 3 v. in 2. 171.60 
 
 — Evelina 171.31 
 
 Arcadia (Countess of Pembroke's). Sidney (K)- 
 
 Philip) 5066.04 
 
 Archer (E. M.) Christina North 125.09 
 
 — Under the limes 125.10 
 
 Archie LovpU. Edwards {Mrs. A. B. ) . . . 182.21 
 Archie's shadow. Palmer (Lynde). . . . 234.50 
 Ardennes (Tales of the). Ingus (H. D. ) . . 945.18 
 Are you my wife? [anon.] By the aullior of "A salon 
 
 iu Paris before the war." 123.01 
 
 Artenti (S. degli). Novels v. 2 of 244.21 
 
 Ark of Elm Lland. Kellogg (E.) .... 221.96 
 Arlington (A. W.) Raugers and regulators of the 
 
 Tanaha 123.04 
 
 Armadale. Collins iW. Wilkie) 162.04 
 
 Armourer of Pans, 15th century. Smith (A.) 2.52.68 
 Armstrong (F. C.) The yonng middy. . . . 123.02 
 Army and navy stories. Adams (\V. T.) 6 v. 113.03 
 Arne ; a Norwegian tale. Bjornson (B.) Tr. bj' A. 
 
 Plesner, etc l:i3.2S 
 
 Same. Tr. by a Norwegian 133.27 
 
 Arnold (W. D.) Oakfield ; or, fellowship in the 
 
 East 123.06 
 
 Around a spring. Dkoz (Gustave) 175.53 
 
 Arrah Neil ; or, times of old. James (G. P. R. ) 215.40 
 Arrom iC. B. de F. de). Elia ; or, Spain fifty yeais 
 
 ago. By Fernan Caballero, [pseuJ.] . . 145.28 
 
 Abt. Reade (Charles) 242.15 
 
 Art and artlessness. Leslie {Mrs. M.)}wcu(/ of Baker 
 
 (J/,-,v. H. N. W.) 131.35 
 
 Artemus Ward ; his book. Browne (C. F.) . 143.13 
 Aetemus Ward ; his travtls. Browse (C. F.) 113.15 
 Artemus Ward in l.ojdon. Browne (C. F.) . 143.14 
 Artemus Ward's panorama. Browne (C. F.) . 113.17 
 Arthur (King). Malory (T.) La niorte d'Arthur. 
 
 History of King Ai-thur i;nd the knights of the 
 
 round table. 3 v 123.28 
 
 — — Same. Globe ed. Revised for modern use, by 
 
 SirE. Strachey 123.27 
 
 — BuHiiich (T.) Age of chivalry 143.32 
 
 ' Sec af.OT Arthur (p. 3« of tliis catiilogue). 
 
 Arthur. Sue(E. ) 254.33 
 
 Arthur (T. S.) Danger ; or wounded in the house of 
 a friend. 123.07 
 
 — Hand but not the heal t 123.08 
 
 — Home scenes 123.12 
 
 — Lessons iu life 1'23. 13 
 
 — Ijights oil shadowed paths l.'3.09 
 
 — Married life 123.14 
 
 — Off-hand sketches 123.15 
 
 — Orange blossoms fresh and faded 123.37 
 
 — Our neighbors in the coiMier hoiLse. . . . 123.11 
 
 — Out in the world 123.10 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTiLli LlliUABY.
 
 FICTION : Arthur /o Baker. 
 
 463 
 
 Abthdr (T. S) continued. 
 
 — Seed time and harvest 123.16 
 
 — Steps towaid heaven 12:1 '24 
 
 — Stories lor pareuts 123.17 
 
 — Stories lor youiiR housekeepers 123.18 
 
 — Ten uights in a bar-room 123.25 
 
 — Three years in a man-trap 123.34 
 
 — Tried and tempted 123.10 
 
 — Two wives 123.20 
 
 — Ways of Providence 123.2] 
 
 — Woman to the rescue 123.36 
 
 — Woman's trials 123.22 
 
 — Words for tlie wise 123.23 
 
 Arthur Arundel. Smith (H.) 253.01 
 
 Arthur Bo;inicastIe. Holland (J. G.) . . . 213.08 
 Arthur lirown, the young captain. Kellogq(E. ) 22t'i.08 
 Arthur Conway ; or scenes m the tropics. JIilm.vn 
 
 (Cupt.) 231.88 
 
 Arthur Mervyn. Brown (C. B. ) 2 v. . . . 143.05 
 Arthur O'Leury. Lever ^Charles). . . . 223.28 
 Article 47 ; a romance. Belot (,Adol;)he). . 132.14 
 
 Artist and craftsman, [anon.] 123.35 
 
 Artist's dream. Vincent (E.) 242.03 
 
 Artist's love. Southworth (E. D. E. N.) . 253.94 
 Artist's married life ; being that of A. Durer. 
 
 SchetercL.) 215.12 
 
 Arundel moito. Hay (M. C.) 21(i.31 
 
 As by fire. Marshall (.l/t.v.? Nellie). . . . 225.75 
 As long as she lived. Robinson (F. W.) . . 243.73 
 As pretty as seven, and other populir Ge.'man tales. 
 
 Bechstel\ (L. ) 18ii.l5 
 
 AsBURY twins. Clarke (R. S.) 227.93 
 
 Ascanio; or the sculptor's apprentice. Dumas(.\.) 175.39 
 Ashcliffe Hall ; a tide of the last century. By Holt 
 
 (Emily S.) 213.80 
 
 AsKAROs Kassis, the Copt. DeLeon(E. ) . . 172.39 
 "Ask mimma " ; or, the riche.st commoner in Eugl.md. 
 
 [Surtees (R. S. i] 123.31 
 
 Aslauga's kuight. Fouque (F. H. C. de la M. ) 192.25 
 
 AsMODEUS in New York, lanon.] 123.33 
 
 Aspasla. Holland (C.) 213.74 
 
 Aspen court. Brooks (Shirley) 142.20 
 
 Aspendale. Preston (H. -W. ) 241. (i8 
 
 Asphodel. Field (Mrs. A. A.) 192.03 
 
 At anchor ; story of our civil war. [nnon ] . 124.01 
 
 At Capri. Bauer (K.) 176.06 
 
 At her mercy. Payn (James) 
 
 235.64 
 
 At his gates. Oliphant ( .1// s . M. O. W. ) . . 234.92 
 At last. Harland (Marion). Terhune (M.V. H.) 255.19 
 
 At odds. Tautphceus (I. vonj 255.08 
 
 At the altar. Werner (E.) 203.97 
 
 At the back of the north wind. MacDonald (G.) 224.93 
 At the councillor's. Marlitt (E. ), p.seiit/. for John 
 
 (E.) 225.73 
 
 At the sign of the silver flagon. Fargeon (B.L. ) I'Jl!. 15 
 
 Athaliah. Green (J. H. ) 211., 50 
 
 Athelinos (The). Ouphant ( J/cs. M. 0. W. ) . 234.06 
 Athern (Anna). Here and hereafter. . . . 124.02 
 Atherton, and other tales. Miiford(M. R. ) 232.11 
 
 Athol. Higham (M. R.) 214.95 
 
 Atlantic tales 124.04 
 
 Atonement of Leam Dundas. Linton (J//-.«. E. L.) 224.03 
 Attekley (Joseph). Voyage to the moon. . 124.05 
 Attic philosopher in Paris. Souvestre (E.) . 5075.26 
 
 Attila. James (G. p. K.) 21.S.41 
 
 Attorney. Irvino iJ. T.) 215.25 
 
 Aubrey. JIarsh {Mrs. A. Caldwell) .... 231.04 
 AuER (Adelheid von). It is the fashion. . . 124.23 
 Auerbach (Berthold). Barefooted maiden. . 124.06 
 
 — Black forest village stori&s 124.20 
 
 — Christian Gellert, and other sketches. . . 124.07 
 
 — Convicts (The) and their children. Tr. by C. T. 
 
 Brooks 124.25 
 
 — Edelweiss 124.15 
 
 — German tales 124.21 
 
 — Little barefoot. [Same as Barefooted maiden. ] 124.08 
 
 — Lorley and Rcinhard, Tr by C. T. Brooks. 124.26 
 
 — On the heights. Tr. by F. E. Bunnett. . . 124.09 
 
 — — Same. Tr. by S. A. Stern 124.24 
 
 — Professor's lady 121.14 
 
 — Villa Eden, the countiy-hou; e on the Rhine. 124. 1 li 
 
 — VValdfried 124.13 
 
 August stories. Abbott (Jacob). 4 v. . . 111.5(> 
 August and Elvie. Abbott (Jacob). . . . 111.56 
 AuLNOY(M. C. J. deB., comfp.v.sf d'l. Fairytales. 185.18 
 Aunt Hattie, [p.semlon.] tfee Bakkb (11. N. W. ) 
 Aunt Jane's hrro. Prentiss (E. ) .... 241.82 
 Aunt Jo's scrap bag. Alcott(L. M.) . . . 121.17 
 Aunt Judy's tales. Gatty ( 3//s. .A . ) . . . 194.42 
 Aunt Kitty's tales. Mackintosh (;U/.s-.s M. J.) 224.674 
 Aunt Margaret. Abbott (J.) Harper's story books, 
 
 v. 9 216.88 
 
 Aunt Margaret's trouble. Trollope ( .Ur.s. T. A. ) 2(16.51 
 Aunt Patty's scrap bag. Hentz (Mrs. C. L. ) 213.18 
 AuRELiAN, or Rome in the third century. AVaee 
 
 (W.) 262.66 
 
 Aureola, or the bl.ick sheep. JIc Kenzie (Mrs. A. 
 
 S.) 226.48 
 
 Aurora Floyd. Braddon (M. E. ) .... 135.19 
 Austen (Jane). Emma 125.13 
 
 — Mansfield park 125.14 
 
 — Northanger abbey , a novel 125.15 
 
 Same. [IFiV/i Pride and prejudice.] . . 125.16 i 
 
 — Pride and prejudice 125.16 
 
 ■ — Sense and sensibility 125.17 
 
 Austin Elliot. Kingsley (Htnry) 2'22.01 
 
 Austin (J//-.S-. J. G.) Cipher . .' 125.12 
 
 — Dora Darling 125.19 
 
 — Moonfolk 186.13 
 
 — Outpost 125.20 
 
 — Shadow of Moloch mountain 125.21 
 
 Autobiography of a small boy 125.30 
 
 Autobiogeaphy of a New England farm-house. Cham- 
 berlain (N. H. ) 152.15 
 
 Autobiography of a ivjecttd MS. T.C. [anon.] 125.31 
 Automaton ear, and other skttches. Mc Landei'rgh 
 
 (F.) 227.37 
 
 Avenger, and other papers. Pe Quincey (T.) 172.27 
 AvERYGlibun. Kerr ^Orpheua C. ) [ 11. H. Newell. ]233. 35 
 Avery (S. P.) Harp of a thoufaud striuts ; or, laugh- 
 ter for a life time 125. 26 
 
 — Mrs. Partington's carpet-bag of fun. . . . 125.27 
 Avillion, and other tales. Craik (D. M. Muloch) 232.45 
 
 Aylmeks, of Bally-Aylmer 211.76 
 
 .\yrshire legatees. Galt (Join) 193.21 
 
 Azalea. Clayton (C. ) 155.36 
 
 AzARiAN, an episode. Spofford(H. E. Prjscott) 253.57 
 AzEGLio (M. T. d'). Ettoie Fieiauiosca, or the chal- 
 lenge of Barletta, au hist, romance of the times of 
 the Medici. Tr. by C. E. Lister. . . . 172.10 
 
 Same. [Another translation] 172.10 
 
 Babes in the wood. De Mille tJ. ) .... 172.62 
 
 Babolain. Droz (Gustave) 176.30 
 
 Bach and Beethoven. Barnard (C.) . . . 1561.26 • 
 Eache (Richard M.) American wonderland. . 125.38 
 Bachelor of Salamanca. LeSage (.\.. R.) 2 v. 223.18 
 Bachelor of the Albany. Savage (M. W.) . 245.08 • 
 Bachelors (The), and other talcs. Knapp (S. L.) 226.35 
 
 Bachelor's story. Bunce (O. ) 145.10 
 
 Backwoodsman. Weaxall (Si- C. F. L. ) . . 265.08 
 Bacon (F.) New Atlantis. [Works, v. 5.] .5014.07 
 
 Same. [Moral works.] 5015.01 
 
 B.\df.n (Mrs. F. H.) Tales. [With Artist's love.] 253.94 
 B.vFFLED.or Michael Brand's wrong. Goddaed (J. )195.31 
 
 Baffled schemes, [nnon.] 131.01 
 
 Bailey (James M. ) Life in Danbury. . . . 125.40 
 Baker (George M.) Maidenhood S3rie.s. Running to 
 
 waste 131.40 
 
 Baker [Mrs. H. N. W.) Brookside series. By Aunt 
 
 Hattie, [pseiic;.] 4v 125.01 
 
 1. Hole in tlje pocliet. I 3. Lost bnt found. 
 
 2. Stopping the leak. | -1. Fashion and folly. 
 
 — First and second marriage ; or, courtesies of wedded 
 
 life 13102 
 
 — Household angel in disguise 131.34 
 
 — Juliette ; or, now and forever 131.11 
 
 — Light and shade 131.10 
 
 — Live and learn 131.09 
 
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 464 
 
 FICTION : Baker lo Beechcroft. 
 
 — Little Agnes' library. By Mrs. Madelsine Leslie. 
 
 [psfud] 4v 125.05 
 
 1. Little Agnes. I 3. I'll try. 
 
 2. Tryiug to be useful. | 4. Art and artlesaness. 
 
 — riay and study series. By Jlrs. Madeleine Les lie 
 
 [p.s-fiwi] 131. U3 
 
 1. play aud study. I :l. Howard and hifi teacher. 
 
 2. Motlierless children. \ i- Jack, the chimney-sweeper. 
 
 — Up the ladder 131.07 
 
 Baker (.SVr S. W.) Cast up by the sea. . . 131.12 
 BAKEK(Wm. E. S.) Widow Seymour. . . . 125.33 
 Baker (\Vm. M.) Carter Qiiartennan. . . . 125.37 
 
 — Inside : a chrouiclo of secession. By George F. 
 
 Harrington, [pseuJ.] 212.43 
 
 — Mose Evans 125.30 
 
 — Tlie new Timothy 125.35 
 
 Bai-dwin (F.) Two brides ; or, the French chateau and 
 
 the English home 131.13 
 
 Baldwin (J. G. ) Fiiish times of Alabama. . 131.15 
 Ballanttne (R. M. ) Ballautyne's miscellany. 
 
 13 V 931.02 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Fighting the whales. 2. Away in the 
 wilderness ; or life among the red ludiaus, and fur traders 
 of North America. 3. Fast iu the ii^e. 4. Chasing the 
 sun : or rambles in Norway. 5. Sunk at sea. 6. Lost iu 
 the forest 7. Over the Hocky mountains 8. Saved by 
 the life boat. 9. The Cannibal Lslaiids. 10. Hunting the 
 lions : or the land of the negro. 11. Digging for gold ; 
 or adventures in California. 12. Up in the clouds ; or 
 balloon voyages. 13. The battle and the breeze ; or tlie 
 British tar. 
 
 — Coral island. A tale of the Pacific ocean. . 131.17 
 
 — Deep dowu 131.29 
 
 — Dog Crusoe. A tale of the west cm prairies . 131.18 
 
 — Eiling the bold 131.30 
 
 — Fighting the flames. A lale of the tire brigade. 131. 19 
 
 — Freaks on the Fells 131.20 
 
 — Giiscoyne, the sandal-wood trader. . . . 131.21 
 
 — Gorilla hunters 131.22 
 
 — Hudson's bay ; or, life in the wilds. . . . 131.23 
 
 — Lifeboat ; a tale of our coast heroes. . . . 131. 2'1 
 
 — Norseman (The) in the we.st 131.32 
 
 — Red Eric ; or, the whaler's last cruise. . . 131.25 
 
 — Silver lake ; or, lost ill the snow 131.28 
 
 — Snowflakes aud sunbeams ; oi-, the young fur 
 
 traders 131.2fi 
 
 — Ungava 131.27 
 
 — wad men of the West 131.31 
 
 Balzac (Houore de). The alchemist ; or, the bouse of 
 
 Claes 132.01 
 
 — Cesar Birotteau 132.112 
 
 — Eugenie Graudet ; or, the miser's daughter. 132.03 
 
 — I'etty annoyances of married life 132.01 
 
 Bandello (M. ) Novels. [Itu.scoE. Ital. nov., v. 3.] 211.22 
 Banlm (M. ajirf John). Bit o' writin' [ByJ. B.] 132.30 
 
 — Boj-ne water. [ByJ. B.] 132.31 
 
 — Clough Fion ; or, stone of destiny. [By M.B.] 132.37 
 
 — Croppy (The). [By M. B.] 132.32 
 
 — Denounced (The) ; lo.st baron of Crana. [J.B.] 132.33 
 — Ghost hunter and his family. [By M. B.] . 132.37 
 
 — Mayor of Windgan. [By M. B.] . . . . 132.31 
 
 — Peep of dav. [ByJ. B.l Crohnoore of tEe Bill-hook. 
 
 [ByM. B.] 132.35 
 
 — Peter of the castle, aud the Fetches. [By J.B.] 132.3(5 
 
 Bandit (The). ■ Blanche (A.) 133.36 
 
 Banisued son. Hentz (.!//■<. C. L.) .... 213.13 
 
 Banker's secret. Smith (J. F.) 251.8J 
 
 Banker's wife, or, court aud city. Gore {Mrs. 
 
 C. G. F.) 211.H 
 
 Banvard (Joseph). Priscilla, ortrialsfor the truth. 132.07 
 Barbara's history. Edwards (A. B.) . . . 1S2.22 
 Barbai'ld (,)/,■.«. A. L- 1 Stodi-'s, fables, (■/(.•. . 132.08 
 Barber of Bautry. Griffin (G.) .... 21I.7G 
 Bakchester towers. Trollope (Anthony). 2 v. 261.50 
 Barclays (The ) of Boston. Otis (Mrs. H. G.) 231. 8S 
 Bakefooted maiden. Auerbach(B. ) . . . 124.06 
 Barham (K. H. D.) Ingoldsby legends. . . 132.10 
 
 — My cousm Nicholas 132.12 
 
 Barker (M. A., ladi/). Sybil's book. . . . 132.06 
 
 #5r See also under her name, p. 64 of Catalogue. 
 
 Baknaby Rudge. Dickens (C.) 173.14 
 
 Barnard (C. ) [' Jane Kingsford.' 'Mr.s. Maria Gilman.'] 
 
 — Camilla : a talc of a violin 132.10 
 
 — Money aud music 132.09 
 
 — The Soprano 221.92 
 
 — The Tone masters. 3 v 1561.21 
 
 1. Mozart and Mendelssohn. I 3. Bach aud Beethoven. 
 
 2. Handel and Haydn. | 
 
 B.U5NES (J., senior). Green Mountain travellers' 
 
 entertainment 132.17 
 
 — The old inn 132.18 
 
 Same. [7ft Little classics, v. 9.] . . 226.96 
 
 Barney OReirdon. Lover (S.) 224.28 
 
 Babniim (P. T. ) Lion Jack 132.29 
 
 Baron Leo von O berg, MD. Mels ^.\..) . . 231.76 
 Baron Miinchausen (Adventures of).llAsrE(R.E. ) 133.01 
 
 Barren honor. Lawrence (G. A.) 222.47 
 
 Babriers burned away. Roe (E. P.) . . . 244.25 
 
 IUrtvIngton. Lever (C.) 223.29 
 
 B.iKRows (W.) The General 1123.13 
 
 B.utRY Gray, psend. .See Coffin (R. B. ) 
 
 Barry Lyndon. Thackeray (W. SI.) . . . 255.43 
 Baktol(M.) Honor May. [anon.] .... 213.05 
 Barton (J. ) Travels of young Candid and Dr. 
 
 Pangloss 132.38 
 
 Barton (K.) lo. A tale of the olden fane. . 133.03 
 B.VRTON experiment. [H.ujerton (John).] . . 132.22 
 
 Basil. Collins (W. Wilkie) 162.05 
 
 Basket of chips. Beougham(J. ) . . . . 113.01 
 B.isTiLLE (Chronicles of the), [anon.] . . 152.17 
 
 B.VTES(J. C.) Quest, [ninoft.] 241.74 
 
 Bateins (Lifeof Jefl'erson S., ) member from Cranberry 
 
 C'Utre. Written by himself. [;wto./.] . 132.28 
 B.VTTLE of Dorking ; reminiscences of a volunteer. 
 
 Chesney ( ti)/. George) 132.26 
 
 B.iTTLE of the books. Swift (J.) Works. 5074.02; 5074.23 
 B.vttle-fields of our fathers. Townsend (V. F. ) 2lil.44 
 Battle summer. Harland (Mariou\ pseud, nf 
 
 Terhune (jVra. M. V. H.) ' 2."i5.31 
 
 Battles at home. Darling (Mary G.) . . . 171.44 
 
 B.iTTLES worth fighting. [anon.'\ 132.27 
 
 B.iUER (Karoline). ['Karl Detlef.'] At Capri : a story 
 
 of Italian life 176.06 
 
 — Dead to the world, or sin and atonement. . 176.05 
 
 — Must it be 176.03 
 
 — Valentine, the countess 176.04 
 
 Bayer (K. R. ) Sphinx ; or, striving with destiny. 
 
 By Robert Byr, p.sciiJ. 132.39 
 
 Bayly (T.H.) Musings and prosings. . . . 1613.33 
 
 Bay path. Holland (J. G.) 213.44 
 
 Beach (C. ) Amlrew Deverel. History of an adven- 
 turer in New Guinea. 2 v. in 1. . . . 133.06 
 
 — Lost Leuore ; adventures of a rolling stone. 133.40 
 BE.1LE (Anna). Simplicity and fascination. . 133.05 
 Bear and forbear. AD.iMs (W. T. ) .... 112.38 
 BEiUt-HUNTERS of the Rocky Mountains. Bowm.in 
 
 (A.) 135.09 
 
 Be.aten path.s. Thompson (E. W.) .... 255.76 
 
 Beatrice. Kavanagh (J.) 221.46 
 
 Be.itrice. Sinclair (C.) 252.50 
 
 Beatrice Boville, e(c. Rame eL. de la). . . . 172.15 
 Beatrice Cenci. Guecrazzi (F. D. ) 2 v. . 211.67 
 Beau Tancrede ; or marriage verdict. Dumas (A.) 181.40 
 Beauch.imp ; or, the error. James (G. P. R. ) 215.42 
 Beauchampe ; or Kentucky tragedy. SniMS(W.G.)252.23 
 Be.\uclerc, father and son. Clarke (C. C.) . 155.07 
 Beaumaechais. Br.^chvogel (A. E. ) . . . 135.15 
 Beauseincourt (Romance cf). Warfeexd (Mrs. 
 
 C. A.) 262.63 
 
 Beauties of German literature 133.02 
 
 Beautiful fiend. Southworth (3/c.s-. E. D.E.N.) 2.")4.90 
 Beauty and the beast, etc. Taylor (J. Bayard). 255.07 
 Beauty and the beast. Thackeray (A. I. ) . . 255.79 
 Bebee, or two little wooden shoes. Rame (Louise 
 
 de la) 172.56 
 
 Bechard (Frederic). Maurice 132.23 
 
 Bechstein (L.) As pretty as seven and other popular 
 
 German tales 186.15 
 
 Beckford (W. ) Vathek, an Arabian tale. . . 133.07 
 Beckoning (The) series. Cobden (Paid), pseud. 161.29 
 Bed-time Ht»ries. Moulton ( Louise Chandler). 235. 68 
 Bede (Cuthbert), p.seud. See Bradley (E. ) 
 
 Bede's charity. Stbetton (H.) 255. 89 
 
 Beechcroft. Yonge (C. M. ) 21)5.24 
 
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 FICTION : Bsecher (o BlackweU. 
 
 465 
 
 Beecheb (H. W.) Norwood; or, village life in New 
 
 Englunl i:i:i.ii8 
 
 Beecheb (Mrs. H. W.) From dawn to diiylight ; or, 
 the simple storj- of a western home, lanon.] 13:110 
 
 Beechnut. Abbott (Jacob) 111.05 
 
 Bkechwood. Speingeb (K. R. ) 2.">(5.05 
 
 Bee-huntebs. Thobpe (T. B ) 2(jl.a4 
 
 Beggae ou hovseback. Pays (James). . . . IKi. 13 
 
 Begon tF., CDiii/es.s-edei. [' Madame de Stolz.'] House 
 
 ou wheels ; or, the stolen child. . . . 2.);i. (iO 
 
 Behemoth. Mathews (Charles) 505!. Oj 
 
 Behind the covm er. Hacklandee (F. W. ) . 211. 9(; 
 Behind the scenes. Bxjlweb-Lytton (iai/i/). 145.01 
 
 Behind the veil. [anoiL] 13J.2-1 
 
 Behind the scenes in Paris ; a tale of the clubs. 
 
 [aiio/i.] 133.12 
 
 Belfokd Regis ; or, sketches of a country town. 
 
 Miss M. R. Mitford 232.12 
 
 BELiAii. [anon.'] 133.14 
 
 Belinda. Edgeworth (Maria). Novels, v. 6. 182. Hi 
 Bellsarius. Makmostei.(J. F.) . . 225.87 ; 225.43 
 Belisle (D. W. ) The American family llobinson. 133.11 
 Bell (Aeon), pneud. See Bkonte (.-inne). 
 Bell (Currer), pseud. See Bkonte (Charlotte). 
 Bell (Ellis), pseud. See Bkonte (Emily). 
 Bell (Cath. D. ) Kenneth and Hugh ; or, self- 
 mastery 133.15 
 
 — Margaret Cecil 133.21 
 
 Bellah. Feuillet (Octave) 11)6.21 
 
 Bellamy (D.) Ethic amusements 185.07 
 
 Bellamy I E. W. ) Four oaks. By Kamba Thorpe. 261.33 
 
 Bella Trelawny. Smith (J. F.) 251. 8J 
 
 Bellehood and bondage. Stephens (Ann S.) 2.54.9J 
 Belot (-■Vdolphe). Article 47 132.14 
 
 — Womaioffire 132.15 
 
 Below the suitace. Elton ( .^'i;- A. H. ) . . . 183.14 
 Belphachjr. Machiavelli (N.) . . . v. 2 of 244.20 
 
 Belton estate. Trollope (A.) 261.51 
 
 Ben Mihii-r's wooing. Lee (Holme'. . . . 222.76 
 Ben, the luggage boy ; or, among the wharves. 
 
 H. Alger , ■ . . 121.28 
 
 Ben Sylvester's ward. Yonge(C. M.) . . . 205.25 
 Benauly, pseud. See Abbott (13. , A., n>id L.) 
 Bench and bar of Jurytowu. Field (J. M.) . 2(51.91 
 Bendbow (HespcT'. More than she could bear. 133.22 
 
 Bene.ath the wheels, [anon.] 133.23 
 
 Benedict (Frank Lee). John Worthington's name. 132.42 
 
 — Madame. A novel 133.09 
 
 — Miss Dorothy's charge 132.41 
 
 — Miss Van Kortland 231.91 
 
 — Mr. Vaughau's heir 132.43 
 
 — My daugliter Eliaor 233. 10 
 
 — St. Simon's niece 132.44 
 
 — 'Twist hammer and anvU 132.40 
 
 Benjamin (S. G. W. I The choice of Paris. . 1,33.J5 
 Bennett (Emerson). Outlaw's daughter ; or adven- 
 tures in the South 133.34 
 
 BENNETsabroad,lookto theeud. Ellis (.l/is.S.S.)lx3.06 
 Bennett ( J/iss Martha H. B. ) Leisure moments. 133.18 
 
 — Pastimes with my little friends 133.16 
 
 Benoni Blake, 3/. -D. , surgeon at Glenaldie. [anon.] 133.26 
 
 Bensley ; a story of to-day 133.17 
 
 Beppo the cousoript. Tkollope(T. A.) . . . 261.81 
 
 Bekbee. Mayo (W. S.) 231.50 
 
 Bergek {E.1, pseud. See Sheppakd (E. S.) 
 
 BiiKGEEAC (S. C. de).. Comical hibtory of the empires of 
 
 the moon and sun 133.19 
 
 Berkeley, the banker. Maetineaij (H.) . . 231.31 
 Berlin aud Sau Souci. Mijhlbach (L.) . . 232.64 
 Berlin. Landek (S. W.) Spectacles for young eyes, 
 
 V. 6 222.9J 
 
 Beknabd (C. de). A fatal passion, or " Gertaut." 133.17 
 
 Bebnabd Lyle. Clemens (J.) 155.17 
 
 Beenthal; or, the son's revenge. MiShlbach (L.) 232.65 
 Beetha and Lily. Smith (J/rs. E. 0.) . . . 252.76 
 Bebtha Percy ; or, I'esper.xnce. Field (M.) . 192.04 
 . Bertha's engagement. Stephens (. inn S.) . 254.95 
 Bekteam family. Charles (ifr.s-. E.) . . . 1.53. 04J 
 Bertram Noel ; a story for youth. May (E. J.) 231.48 
 
 Bertrams. Trollope (A.) 261. .52 
 
 Bessie. Kavanagh (J.) 221.57 
 
 Bessie books. Mathews (Joanna H.) 
 
 1. Bessie at the sea-gide 22.'t.80 
 
 2. Bessie in tlie city 225.81 
 
 3. Bessie and her Iriends 225.82 
 
 i. Bessie among the muuutaiiis 225.83 
 
 6. Bessie at schuol 225.84 
 
 6. Bessie ou her travels 225.85 
 
 Bessie Morris's diary (Wedding garments, or). McLaik 
 
 (Mary W.) 226.98 
 
 Bessie R.ine ; a novel. Wood (i/j-.?. H. ) . . 264.75 
 Best (The) fellow in the world. Wright {Mrs. 
 
 J. McN.) ■..-... 265 00 
 
 Best of husbands. Payn (James) 23."). 65 
 
 Betrothed (The). Manzoni (.\.) 2 v. . . . 225.33 
 
 Betrothed (The). Scott (W.) 245.29 
 
 Betsey Bobbet's (My opinions and). By Josiah Alkn's 
 
 wife 231.97 
 
 Betsey Jane 'Ward, hur book of goaks. [anon.] 1-18.16 
 
 Beulah. Wilson (A. J. Evjins) 183.27 
 
 Be^terly ; or, the white mask. Walworth (M.T.) 2C.2.59 
 
 BEYjassiRE. [Wallace E.I] 133.20 
 
 Beyond the Breakers. Owen iR. D. ) . . . 234.72 
 Blernatzei (J. G. ) The Hallig ; or, the sheepfold in 
 
 the waters 231.18 
 
 Big bear of Arkansas, and other sketches. Porter 
 
 (W. T.) 134.01 
 
 Big brother : Story of Indian war. Eggleston 
 
 (G. C.) 184.26 
 
 BiGSBY (R. ) VLsions of the times of old. 3 v. 475.26 
 BiKKERs (Dr. A. V. W.) pseud. ? Anno Domini 
 
 2071 122.20 
 
 Billings (Josh), [p.s-f»d.] See Shaw (H. W.) 
 
 Billy Grimes's favorite. M.annering (May). . 225.19 
 
 Blrd(R. M. ) Nick of the woods 134.02 
 
 — Sheppard Lee. [anon.] 2v 251.64 
 
 Birds of prey. Braddon (M. E.) .... 135. iO 
 Birth and education. Schwartz (Marie S. ) . 244. ilO 
 Birthright. Gore (jU/;?. ) .... 235.95 ; 211.15 
 
 Bisaccioni (M.) Novels v. 4 of 244.23 
 
 Bishop's son. Caby (Alice) 152.01 
 
 Bit o' writin'. Banlm (M.) 132.30 
 
 Bits of blarney. Mackenzie (R. S.) . . . 225.04 
 
 Bivouac Maxwell (W. H.) 231.43 
 
 BrvouAC and battle. Adams (AV. T. ) . . . . 112.43 
 BjiiRNsoN (B. ) Aroe ; or, peasant life in Norway. 133. 27 
 
 — 'Ihe Fisher-maiden 133.29 
 
 — The happy boy. Tr. by H. K. G. . . . 133.30 
 
 — Ovind. [Same as Happy boy.] Tr. by S. and 
 
 E. Hjerleid. 133.32 
 
 — The railroad aud the churchyard 133.31 
 
 Black (W.) A daughter of Heth 134.36 
 
 — In silk attire 134.31 
 
 — Kilmeny 134.32 
 
 — Love or marriage 134.03 
 
 — Madcap Violet 134.43 
 
 — Maid of KiUeena, and other stories. . . . 134.39 
 
 Contents: Maid of KiUeena. Queen Tita's wager. Fipht 
 for a wife. Sequel to That. The man who was like 
 Sliakspeare. 
 
 — Marrkge of Moira Fergus 134.42 
 
 — Monarch of Mincing Lane 134.34 
 
 — Princess of Thule 134.38 
 
 — Strange adventures of a phaeton 134.37 
 
 — Three feathers 134.40 
 
 Black brothers (King .of the golden river; or the). 
 
 RusKiN(J.) 244.50 
 
 Black dwarf Scott (Sir W.) 245.31 
 
 Black-forest village stories. Auekb.ach (B. ) 124.20 
 
 Bl-Ack pauther. Wk.vx:.all (.%• C. F. L.) . . 265.09 
 
 Black sheep. Yates (E. ) 265.14 
 
 Black spirits and white. Trollope (F. E. ) . 266.55 
 
 Black tulip. Dumas (A.) 17.5.47 
 
 BL.1CKEURN (W. M.) The Theban legion. . . 133.41 
 Blackmore (R. D. ) Alice Lorraine, a tide of the South 
 
 Downs 133.44 
 
 — Clara Vaughan 133.42 
 
 — Cradock Nowell : a tale of the New Forest. 131.27 
 
 — Cripps the carrier l''^ 37 
 
 — Lorua Doone : a romance of Exmoor. . . 133.43 
 
 — Maid of Sker. 134.30 
 
 Blackwell (A, B.) The Island neighbors. . 134.19 
 
 In asking for books, use th9 " Book Order," giving tUe AUTHOR'S NAME, the first pari of tUa HILE, an! the NUMBER.
 
 466 
 
 FICTION : Blackwood to Biamleighs. 
 
 ■254.57 
 191.42 
 233.12 
 
 Blackwood (Talos from). See Tales, etc. 
 Blade o' gniss. Fakjeon (B. L. ) . . . 
 BL.AC1DEN (Isa). Nora aud Arcbibalel Lee 
 
 Blake (i'eJy). Lady of Lyndon i:^^-!" 
 
 _ Ruth Maxwell. . . • •,• • „■ ;.,, 
 Blike (Lillie Devereux). Fettered for lite 
 Blanohabd iL.) Sketches from lite. 3 V. 
 
 Blanche (August). The bandit i:^f^V 
 
 BL.iNCHE Bearwood. [anon.'\ . ■ ■ ■ 
 BL.ANCHE Gilroy; a girl's story. Hosmeu (Mr 
 Blanche Seymour. [o».on.] ••,•", ,, ,t 
 Bl^n (Sickness and health of the people ot). Mar- 
 
 TiNEAU (Harriet). 
 Bleak house. Dickens (C.) . . . • • 
 Blessington (Marguerite Power, counless) 
 
 quarters. 2 v. 
 
 133.3'j 
 l;i3.3S 
 131.21 
 
 134.01 
 M.) 214.17 
 . 134.21 
 
 173.10 
 
 Country 
 
 134.05 
 
 _ M^rmaduke Herbert. 2 V. \f\\l 
 
 - Memoirs of a femme de chambre. . . . l«-i- 
 -Meredith. ; ; ^.^^■{^ 
 
 — Strathern. 2 v 
 
 "" rmit,'nts '■ CoufesBiouB of an oklerly gentleman 
 
 Bions ofln eUierly laay. Kepealers. Two mends. V.c. 
 timeol society. 
 
 with other tales. Embury ^K. C.) 
 
 134. IG 
 Confes- 
 
 Bowman (Anne). Bear hunters of the Kocky Moun- 
 tains 1:^;?',';^ 
 
 — Esperanza \-if\^ 
 
 — Kangaroo hunters i,r,J 
 
 BoT emigrants. Brooks (Noah) . . . • • 140.1^ 
 BoT farmers of Elm Island. Kellogq (E.) . -^i-^' 
 
 Boy hunters. KEiD(Mayne.) -4-.39 
 
 Boy in grey. Kingsley (Heury) --b-U^ 
 
 Boy slaves. Keid (Mayne) --l--*" 
 
 Boy lar. Eeid (Mayne) ^- : ' '-a -*-,. 
 
 Boyhood of Franklin. Abbott (Jacob.) Harpers 
 
 story books, V. 4. ..... . • • -Jy-)^'? 
 
 Boy's adventures in Australia. Ho\«tt (W.) . IJ^'i-^J 
 Boy's trip across the plains. Pres^ton (L.) . -3.J.49 
 Boys at Chequasset. Whitney (Mrs. A. D. T.) 2(j3.58 
 Boys at Dr. Murray's. Gaylord (Glance), P«e»t<-./or 
 
 Bradley (W.J.) • • • • ■ v • ■ ]di-l° 
 Boys of Grand Pr<S School. [DeMille (J.)] . 
 Boys of other countries. T.^ylor (J. Bayard). 
 Boys' book of recreation. [((?io».] . . . • 
 
 "" Gunuar ; a tale of Norse life. 134.41 
 
 ! '. 135.14 
 . . 132.31 
 
 172. 3(i 
 250.59 
 134.33 
 
 183.17 
 
 15L12 
 
 [Taylor 
 
 . . 134.20 
 
 . . 212.55 
 
 Phalsbur,' -' ' ^ _ -^^^ 
 
 2G6.76 
 
 the Gothamite arcady. BuR- 
 
 . . . 134.17 
 
 . . 225.77 
 
 Falconer 
 
 . . 184.2.'> 
 
 HoEY (Mrs. C.) . . 
 
 Blind girl, 
 
 Blind passenger. LLaun(1.)J • ■ ■ 
 Blindpiis ; a story ol bcoitish life. 
 
 Blithedale romance. Hawthorne (N.) 
 
 EloSade (The) of Phalsburg. Erckmakn (E.) j««d 
 
 Chatkian (A.). . . • - 
 Blockade mnuers. 'Verne (J.) 
 Blonde and bmnette ; or, 
 
 DETT (C.) . • • • •, •„ : ■ 
 
 Bloodstone (The). S-Ucleod (D.) . 
 Bloom and brier ; a southern romance 
 
 (W.) 
 Blossoming of an aloe 
 
 the 
 
 213.27 
 
 111.48 
 
 134.22 
 
 Heathen 
 
 Blueberrving. Abbott (J 
 
 Blue liLibou. Uin<iu.'\ 
 
 Blue jackets ; or, J. Thompson among tue ■■"™-- 
 
 (Jhiuee." Greey(E. ) . ■•"■■■ 
 Bluebeard'^ keys, and other stories. 'iH^'-'^^^^^jgyi 
 
 (.)&.,• I. M.) . . -g- Yi uj.'jiuustache. 
 Boarding-school ciajs. ajj " 195.37 
 
 Boyesen (H. H. ) 
 
 — Norseman's pilgrimage. . . . 
 
 — Tale from two hemispheres. 
 Boyne (The) water. Banim (M.) . 
 Boz, psead. See Dickens (C. ) ^~ •• ,««- 
 BRACEBKIDGEHall. Ibving (W.) . . . ■ • 210.27 
 Brachvogel(A. E.) Bcaumarchais -, hist, novel. 135.15 
 Brackenridge(H.H.) Modern chivalry. . . 135.13 
 Beaddon (.!/;.« M.E.) Aiu-ora Floyd. . . . 135.1» 
 
 B0ATK'™(iuvJr),p.;..zVXnlMs(W.T.) 112.15 
 
 Boccaccio (G.) Decameron ^■^ -"^ 
 
 [Selections.] . . - • • ■ ■ • 
 
 BoHEBiiANS of London. Whitty E M.) 
 
 Boisgobey (Fortune du). Chevalier Casse-Cou.^^lhe 
 
 red camelia 
 
 Xhe search for ancestors. . . 
 
 The golden tress. ...■•• 
 
 BiiLTE (A. ) Madame de Stael. . • 
 Bones and L Melville (.G J. W.) . 
 Bonneville's adventures. Living (N\._) 
 Book of St. Kicholas. Paulding (J. K. 
 Book of Buobs. Xh.ickeb.iy ( W . M. ) 
 
 Book of vagaries. Paulding (J- 1^-> • , .^ ^ -, o^i .m 
 Border bealles: tale of aUs.issippL SIMMS (W.G. ) -.2. 4 
 
 Border (The) Kifles. Aimard ^G. ) . . ■ • f^^^^ 
 Border war ; a tale of disunion. Jones (J. B. ) ^ZL..J 
 BORG (S.ytV.fl) Northern lights. Stones ^'om Swe- 
 dish and Finnish authors, . - • • • -^^••'^ 
 Boris (Gontrau). She loved him madly. . . 13b.U4 
 loRROvMGeor^ge). Lavengro ; the scholar,^ the gypsy, 
 
 -Eom^iuyBye." A sequel to Lavengro. . . 135.07 
 Bosom friend. Grey ( jUis. E. C. ) • ■ 
 
 Lander (S. W.) Spectacles for young 
 
 1 of 244.20 
 . 263.04 
 
 146. 0-. 
 177.04 
 134.23 
 231.!S4 
 1123.00 
 235.13 
 255.33 
 235.15 
 
 Birds of prey 
 
 — Charlotte's inheritance. . . 
 
 — DaiTell Markham 
 
 — Dead men's shoes 
 
 — Dead sea fruit. ..... 
 
 — Diavola, or nobody's daughter. 
 
 — Doctor's wife 
 
 — El.anor's victory 
 
 Fenton's quest 
 
 — Hostages to fortune. . . . 
 
 — John Marchmout's legacy. . 
 
 — Joshua Haggard's daughter. 
 
 135.21 
 135.36 
 141.06 
 135.33 
 135.22 
 135.23 
 135.24 
 13.5.39 
 141.05 
 135.25 
 141.08 
 
 Lady Audl'ey's secret itl'll 
 
 21L57 
 
 of 
 
 Boston. 
 
 BoTH'^Jides'of'the street. Walker (M. S.) . 
 Bothwell, or the days of Mary, Queen 
 
 Gb.ANT (J.) . • • • ■ • ■ h't -i? NT 
 
 Bound to John Company. [Bkaddon (M. J;-. )] 
 Bound to rise. Alger (H.) ....••■ 
 Bound to the whiel. Saundeks (J.) • • • • 
 BouTON (J. B.) Kound the block. [«m.n.] . 
 B W. C. series. Sf e De Mille (J • ) ■ • • 
 BoWEN(C. E.) Jack the conqueror. . . • 
 
 222.85 
 202.79 
 Scots. 
 211.88 
 134.35 
 122.45 
 245.03 
 244.30 
 172.34 
 135.17 
 
 — Lady Lisle, 
 
 — Lady's mile iii'o4 
 
 — Lost for love "'■"* 
 
 — Lovels of Arden ^j*^-*^ 
 
 — Only a clod t>.-'qj. 
 
 _ Oscar Bertrand "''■''* 
 
 — Outcasts 
 
 _ Publicans and sinners 
 
 — Eobert Ainsleigh. 2 v 
 
 — Bun to earth. 2 v 
 
 — liupert Goodwin 
 
 — Sir Jasper's tenant 
 
 — Strange world. 
 
 — Strangers and pilgrims 
 
 — Taken at the flood [ c.,' -J ^ 
 
 — Three times dead ; or, the secret of the heath, 
 
 = ^V°eav:rf and we'^t ; V " Love 'thit iatii us in his 
 
 net." „■ ; ■ 
 
 Brvdfokd (Annie C.) Nellie Bracken. 
 
 Bradford (Sarah H.) Linton tamily. ., . „ 
 
 BrXy (Edward). ['Cnthbert Bede.'] Adventures of 
 
 Mr. Verdant Green ill 12 
 
 _ Nearer and dearer. . . . 141! 14 
 
 Fradley (w'j.) '['bl^ce dayiora.'] Kainfoi^d^smes : 
 
 Boys at Dr. Murray's. • • . • • 191 19 
 
 Gilberfs last summer at R-amford. ..... JJ*-i» 
 
 135.28 
 
 135.35 
 141.02 
 135.41 
 135.37 
 135.30 
 135. '31 
 135.44 
 141.01 
 1'3.03 
 . 1H5.32 
 13.3.43 
 
 141.11 
 141.10 
 141.09 
 
 Gilbert stair and UiB lessons. . 
 
 Jiick Arconibe ; the story of a wail 
 
 Will Rood's IriendsUip 
 
 — Miss Patience Hathaway 
 
 _ Mr. Pendleton's cup. ...•■•• 
 BB.iDY(Jame.5T.) Christmas dream. . . 
 the son of Athos. Dumas (.A.) 
 ADA.Ms(Wm. T.) ... . • ■ 11-37. 
 Brakespeare -, or, the fortunes of a free lance. ^Law^ 
 
 Bragelonne, 
 Br,ake up. 
 
 191.'21 
 
 l'Jl.22 
 . 194.23 
 . 194.31 
 . 141.15 
 . 181.18 
 
 BBOOKLVN MKRCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 FICTION : Brandon (o Bulwer. 
 
 467 
 
 Brandon : or, a hundred years ago. Tiffany i^O.) 2G1.35 
 Urave and bold seiies. Aj.gek (,H., J>.) . . 12 '.42 
 Brave hearts. Gray (Robertson), psmd. for IIaymond 
 
 (R. W.) 242.87 
 
 Brave hidy. Cbaik (D. M. Mnloch) .... 2:!2.(;() 
 
 Br WE old salt. Adams (W. T.) 112.1ii 
 
 Bravo. [Scviie laid in l'tnire.1 Cooper (J. F.) 1G:!.20 
 
 BuAvo of Venice. Lewis (M. CI.) 223.70 
 
 Bkay (Mis. a. E. K.) Novels and romances. lOv. 141.29 
 
 1. The white hootla. 
 
 2. De Foix ; Uth (.-eutliry. 
 
 3. The Protestant ; a tale of q. Mary. 
 
 4. Fitz of Fitz Ford ; a k'^eiiii of Devon. 
 6. Tlie Talba ; or. Moor of Portugal. 
 
 6. \Vark>i(,'h : or, the fatal oak. 
 
 7 Trelawuy of Trelawuo ; a legend o.' Cornwall. 
 
 8. TriaU of the heart. 
 
 9. Heury de Pomeroy ; or, the eve of St. John ; a legend of 
 
 Cornwall and Devon. 
 10. Courtenay of Walreddou ; a legend of the coast of England. 
 
 Brazen Gates. Smith (F. N.) Ed. by J. V. Smith. 252.90 
 Bkead-.and-cheese, and kisses. Far.ieon(B. L. ) 191. -13 
 Breaking a butterfly. Lawrence ( G. A. ) . . 222. 52 
 Breaking away ; fortunes of a student. Adams 
 
 (\V. T.) 112.17 
 
 Bred in the bone. Payn (James) 141.07 
 
 Bbeezie Langton. Sm.U(T(H. ) 252.92 
 
 Breh.it (A. del. Belin (Jean) 141.16 
 
 Bremer (Fredrika). A diary, H — family, Axel aud .\nna, 
 
 and other tales 141.18 
 
 — Easter offering 141.17 
 
 — Father and daughter 141.19 
 
 — Four sisters 141.20 
 
 — Home, and Strife and peace 141.21 
 
 — Life in D.ilecarlia, parsonage of Mora. . . 235.99 
 
 — Neighbors, and other tales. ...... 141.22 
 
 — President's daughtei-s ; including Nina. . 141.23 
 
 Same. Part 2. Nini 141.24 
 
 Bressant. Hawthorne (Julion) 212. C8 
 
 Breugel brothers. Sternberg (A. von*. . . 254.00 
 
 BrevioiG.) Novels 2 aud 3 v. 2 of 244.21 
 
 Brewer's family. Eli.is i .Vcs. S. S. ) . . . 183.05 
 Brewster (Aune M. H.) Compensation. . . 142.01 
 
 — St. Martiu's summer 142.02 
 
 Bridal eve. Southworth ( J/r.s-. E. D. E. N. ) 253 24 
 Bride of Limmermoir. Scott (Sr Walteri. . 245.33 
 Bride of Llewellyn. Southworth (J/'ra.E.U.E.N. )253.25 
 Bride of Omberg. Cirlen (E. F.) . . . . 145.37 
 Biude's fate, a sequel to Changed bride?. Southworth 
 
 (jr--.s. E. D. E. N.) • • • 253.87 
 
 Briery Creek. Martineau (H. ) 231.34 
 
 Bbig.adier Frederick. EBOKMANN-CHATRiAN(MM.)lt>3.23 
 Brigand (The), or Corse de Leon. James (G. 
 
 P. K.) 215.47 
 
 Bright (.l/i-.s-. Matilda A.) Margaret ; a story of life in 
 
 n prairie home. By Lyndon, [psmd.] . . 142.03 
 
 — Oxley. By Lyndon, [psend.1 142.2G 
 
 Bright" uV/v. A. M.) The three Berniees, or Ansermo 
 
 of the crag 142.31 
 
 NoU. — Hist, novel ; time of Vespasian and Titua. 
 
 Brisee. [tinon.] 142.04 
 
 Buisted (C. A.) The upper ten thousand. . 142.05 
 
 Brock (.l/cs. Carey). Home memories. . . 142.07 
 
 Brock (S. A.) Kenneth, my king 142.0(! 
 
 Broken chains. Werner (E.) 263.92 
 
 Broken columns. Dixon (Rec. — ) 142.08 
 
 Broken to harness. Yates (E.) 2(55.15 
 
 Broken toys. Steele ( A. C. ) 252.91 
 
 Bronte (Anne). ■ ['Acton Bell.'] Agnes Grey. 142.14 
 
 — Tenant of Wildlell ILill 142.13 
 
 BKONTii (Charlotte). [' Currer Bell.'] Jane Eyre. 142.09 
 
 — The professor 142.10 
 
 — Shirley 142.11 
 
 — Villette •. 142.12 
 
 BBONTii (Emily). ['Ellis Bell.'] Wuthering 
 
 Heights 142,15 
 
 Brooke aud Brooke Farm. Martineau (II.) . 231.27 
 
 Brooke (Henry). Fool of quality. 2 v. . . 142.18 
 
 Brooke (Noah). Boy emigrauts 146.12 
 
 Brookes of Bridlemere. Melville (G. J. W.) 235.86 
 
 Brooks i Shirley). Aspen court 142. '20 
 
 — GortUan knot 142.23 
 
 — Silver cord 142.21 
 
 — Sooner or Liter. » 142.22 
 
 Brother clerks. By Xariffa, psiud 265.23 
 
 Brothers bet. Carlen (E. F. ) 115.38 
 
 BRouciii (R. B. ) Life of .Sir John Falstaff. . . 17."j5.(12 
 Briuigham (Henry, Ain/l. Albert Lunel. . . 142.41 
 Brougham I John I. A basket of chips. . . . 143.(11 
 
 — Bunsby papi r.s 113.02 
 
 Bro'ight to the front. Kellogg (E.) . . . 2'27.03 
 Broughton (Rhoda). Cometh up as a flower. 142.33 
 
 — Good-bye, sweet-heait 142.34 
 
 — Joan 142.38 
 
 — Nancy 142.37 
 
 — Not wisely, but too well 142.35 
 
 — Red as a rose is she ]42.:!1) 
 
 Brown (Charles B. ) Arthur Mervyn ; or, memoirs of 
 
 the year 1793. 2 v 143.(l5 
 
 — Clara Howard ; or the enthusiasm of love. . 143.07 
 
 — Edgar Huntley; or memoirs of a sleep-walker. 143.08 
 
 — Jane Talbot 143.09 
 
 — Ormrnd, or the s.cret witness 143.10 
 
 — Wieland, or the trnn.'sforuiiition 143.11 
 
 Brown (John, M.U.) JIarjorie Fleming. . . 143.18 
 Same. [In Little classics, v, 10.] . . 220.97 
 
 — Rab and bis friends. [In Little classics, v. 4.] 226.80 
 Browne iC. F. ) Artenms Ward : his book. . . 143.13 
 
 — Artemus Ward in Londcn, and other papers. 143.14 
 
 — Ai-temus Ward : his travels 143.15 
 
 — Artemus Ward's panorama 143.17 
 
 . — Artemus Ward : his works 143.12 
 
 Vontimis ; Essays, sketehes. and letters. War stories and 
 romances. To California and letnrn. Loudon Punch let- 
 ters. Artenms Ward's panorama. Miscellaneous. 
 Brown stone f , out : a sti^ry of New York and Saratoga. 
 
 Fulton (Chaudos) 193.04 
 
 Brownings, a t;ile of the great rebellion. Fuller 
 
 (J. G.) 193.06 
 
 Brownlows. Oliphant (3/r.<t. M. O. W.) . . 234.07 
 Brownson iO. A.) Charles Elwood, or the infidel 
 
 converted 143.24 
 
 Bruce (.)/)■.<. E. M.) A thonsnnd a year. . . 143.25 
 Brodiiek Bones' book of stump speeches. Scott 
 
 (J. F.) 245.13 
 
 Bruin ; the great bear hunt. Reid(M. ) . . 242.42 
 Bruno. Abbott iJ). Harper's story books, v. 1. 216.92 
 
 Brun ION (Mary B. ) Sell-control 143.27 
 
 Bryan Maurice, orthe seeker MiTCHELL(iJti'.W.)232.10 
 Buchanan (R.) Shadow of the sword. . . . 143.26 
 
 — (Old Gibbon (C. ) Storm-beaten 143.33 
 
 Buck Bradford (Down the river, or). Adams 
 
 (W. T.) 113.13 
 
 Buckskin Mose ; or, life from the lakes to the Pacific, 
 as actor, circus-rider, scout, and guide. [By Cur- 
 tis B Hawley.] 145.06 
 
 BuDDLEcoME (To) and back. Burnand (F. C.) 145.09 
 BuDiiET of wit and humour. Vaij;nti.ne (Vr.W.) 262.90 
 BuoDiNGToN (Z. B. ) Can the old love ? . . . 143.34 
 Budget of fun Cor little folks. Aunt Maggie. . 143.28 
 
 BuERSTENBINUER {E. ) &' BiJRSTENBINDER (E.) 
 
 BUFFET.S. Doe (Charles H. ) 174.62 
 
 BuG.Jargal. Hugo (Victor) 214.49 
 
 BuLFiNCH (T. ) Age of chivalry. [King Arthur iind 
 his knights. The Mabinogeon or Welsh popular 
 tales.] 143.31 
 
 — Age of fable, or beauties of mythology. . 143.29 
 
 — Legi nds of Charlemagne 143.30 
 
 Bulls and the Jonathans. Paulding (J. K.) 235.16 
 Bulwer Lytton (E. G. E. L., lurd Lytlou). Alice, or 
 
 the mysteries. 2 v 144.01 
 
 — Calderon, the courtier. [llK/i Leila.] . . 144.15 
 
 — Caxtons 144.02 
 
 — Coming race, or the new Utopia 141.37 
 
 — Devereux 144.03 
 
 — Disowned 144.04 , 
 
 — Eruest Maltravers. 2v , 144.07 
 
 ^ Eugene Ar.im. 144.10 
 
 — Fulklaiul 144.39 
 
 — Godolphin 144.11 
 
 — HaioM, the last of the Saxon kings. . . . 144.12 
 
 — Haunted an I the liannt- rs. [In Tai.es from BlJickwood, v. 10. | 
 sanje. [/» Little classics, v. 2.1 2Ji;,84 
 
 — House and the brain. [.S'ame us Haunted, c/c] . . . 22i;.Hl 
 
 — Kenelm CUill:n-ly. 144.05 
 
 In asking for booka, uae the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NU-MBER.
 
 468 
 
 FICTION : Bulwer to Carlyle. 
 
 BnLWEit-LYTTON (E.G.E. L.) couihmed. 
 
 — Last days of Pompeii. . . . . . . ■ 144.13 
 
 — Last of the barons , . . . . l-W-l* 
 
 — Leila, or the siege of Grjnada. . . . 
 
 — Lucr -tia 
 
 — Jlakl "t Muliues. [In Little classica. v. 0.) 
 
 — Mv nor.'l. cr varieties in English lile. 
 
 144.15 
 144. 3G 
 
 144. IG 
 
 — Night and morning • 114.22 
 
 — Parisians 144.38 
 
 — Paul Clifford 144.23 
 
 — Pausanias the Spartan 144.41 
 
 — Pelbam 144.21 
 
 — Pilgrims of the Rhine 141.27 
 
 — Rienzi I'A.i^ 
 
 — Strani^e story 114.. 9 
 
 — What will he do with it? 144.31) 
 
 — Zanoui 144.33 
 
 Bulwer-Lttton (L'jdv). Behind the scenes. . 115.01 
 
 — Ghevelev, or the man of honor. 2 t. . . 145.02 
 Bulwer-Lytton (E.li.,to)-(Zi(/Ho)i). ['Owen Meredith.'] 
 
 Blag of Amasis 145.07 
 
 BwNCE (Oliver). Bachelor's storj' 145.10 
 
 BuNCLE (Life of John). Amory (Thomas). 4 v. 
 BuNGENER (L. F. ) Julian, or the close of an era. 145.11 
 
 — Preacher and the king 145.12 
 
 — l^riest and the Huguenot. 2 v. .... 145. 13 
 BusNETT (Fanny E.). Nature's school. . , . 14.5.17 
 
 BuNsBY papers. Brough.\m (John) 143.02 
 
 BuNYAK (John). Pilgrim's progress. 145.15 ; 3V25.i6 
 BnEBCRY (il//'.s-. E. J.) Florence SackTille. . . 115.16 
 BuKDETT (C. ) Margaret Monorieff, the lirst love of 
 
 Aaron Burr 145.18 
 
 — Blonde and brunette 134.17 
 
 BuRGOM.isTEB faui ly. MuLLER (Cbristin;). . 232.b2 
 Burke (Peter), llomance of the forum. . . 14.5.20 
 Burlesque autobiography. Twain (Mark), pseud, for 
 
 Clemens (S. L.) 155.20 
 
 Burnand (F. C.) Happy thoughts 145.23 
 
 I — Hippy-thought hall 145.22 
 
 — More happy thoughts 145.24 
 
 — My health 145.21 
 
 — New hist iry of Sanford and Mertoa. . . . 145.19 
 
 — To Buddleooiue and back 145.09 
 
 BuRNEY (Frances). See Akdl\y (F. B. d'l. 
 
 Burnt Njal, (Story of ); or, life in Iceland. Tr. byG.W. 
 
 Dasent 145.26 
 
 BuRSTENBisDEB (E.) See Werner (Ernst), pseud. 
 Burton (R. F. ) Vikram and the vampire. . 145.55 
 
 Bush boys. Keid(M.) 242.43 
 
 Bushrangers, a Yankee's adventures during his second 
 
 visit to Australia. Thiimes (W. H.) . . 261.19 
 
 Bushwhacker (Sayings of Dr.) Cozzens (F. S.) 165.15 
 
 BossEY(G. M.) Fables 185.10 
 
 Butler (Samuel). Erewhom ; or, over the range. 184.28 
 Butt (Be.xtriee May). Miss Molly. . . . 143.37 
 Butt (Martha H.) See Bennett (M. H. B.) 
 By-and-by : hist, rmnanci^ Maitland(E. ) . 235.90 
 By his own might. Hillern (W. von). . . 213.78 
 
 By still waters. MiYo(I. F.) 196.03 
 
 By the king's command. Hugo(V. ) Man who laugh8.Pt.2 
 
 By the sea. Gurhiek (j1/''«. S. ) 165.44 
 
 Byr (Ro'jert), }isriid. See Bayer (C. R.) 
 Caballero (Fernini, jt.iind. See Arrom (C. B. de). 
 Cabin bo )k ; or, national characteristics. Sealsfield 
 (Charles), iiseiid. of Postel (Karl). . . 251.05 
 — — Same. [A lother' translation.] .... 251.06 
 C.\BIN on the prairie. Pearson (C. H. ) . . . 235.32 
 
 CiDEr,L(.l/r,?. H. M.) Ida Craven 151.18 
 
 CiDET life at West Point. [Kinsman (J. B. )] . 145.30 
 
 Caged lion. YongeiC. M.) 205.53 
 
 Cahun (Leon). Adventures of Captaiu Mayo ; or, a 
 Phceuician expedition, B. c. lOUO. . . . 146.08 
 
 •Cakes and ale. Jerrold (Douglas i 221.13 
 
 Cakes and ale at Woodbine. Coffin (R.B.) . 161.11 
 
 C.VLDCLEUGH (W. G. ) Easlom tales 145.32 
 
 Caldebon, the courtier. Bulweb-Lytton (E. G. 
 
 E. L.) 144.15 
 
 Caldebwood secret. Johnson (V. W. ) . . . 226.28 
 Caldwell ( Mfn. A. Ma sh). S^e Marsh ( Mrs.) 
 Caleb Field ; a tale of the Puritans. Oliphant {Mrs. 
 
 M. O. W.) 231.03 
 
 Cause Kiiugle. Copito(C. C.) IGl.lO 
 
 Caleb Stukely. [anon.} 3 v. 145.33 
 
 Caleb WiiliaiQs (Adventures of). Godwin (W.) 
 
 2 v 195.14 
 
 Caix-aiiuka. Pleasants (J.) 241.34 
 
 Called to accoi'.nt. Thomas (Aunie). . . . 261.09 
 
 Callibhoe. Sand (Maurice) 244.98 
 
 Callista: a sketch of 3d century. Newman(J.H.) 233.49 
 Cambridge Freshman, or memoirs of Mr. Golightlv. 
 
 Legband (M.) 223.09 
 
 Cameron H.iU, a story of the civil war. [Cruse 
 
 .(M. A.)] 145.3C 
 
 Cameron pride. Holmes (M.J.) 213.47 
 
 Camilla. Abblay (F. B. d'). 3 v 171.60 
 
 Camllla ; a tale of a violin. Baen.^rd (C. ) . 132.1(5 
 Camille. Gasparin (V., oomte.se de). . . . 194.41 
 Camoens, or tlie death of the poet. Teeck (L.von). 133.02 
 Camobs; life under the now empire. Feuillet (O. ) 191.27 
 Campbell (.1/rs. (J. H. L. ) Eios and Anteros, the old 
 
 love and the new 145.31 
 
 Camp fires of the red-man. Oeton (J. R.) . 234.32 
 Camp fires of the Revolution. \Vat.son (H. C.) 263.42 
 Camp of refuge. M.vcfarlase (C. ) 2v.ini. 224.61 
 Campaner Thai (The). Richter (J. P. F. ) .3587.01 
 
 Camping out. .Stephens (C. A.) 256.09 
 
 Can the old love? Buddington (Z. B.) . . 143.34 
 Can you forgive her'? Trollope (A.) . . . 261.53 
 C.\n wrong be right'? Hall (J/;s. S. C.) . . 212.21 
 
 Cancelled will. 1)upuy(E. A. ) 181.32 
 
 Candid and Doctor Pan;,'!oss. Barton (J.) . 132.38 
 Canoe and the saddle. Winthbop ('Iheodore). 1122.01 
 
 Canterbury fcvles. Lee (H.) 2v 222.57 
 
 Canterbury tales. Lee (S.) 222.59 
 
 Canute (Judith i, pseud. See Campbell (.1/»-,9. J. II. L.) 
 
 Canvassing. Banim (M.) 132.34 
 
 Cape Cod, and all along shore. Noedhoff (C.) 233.43 
 Capeb sauce. Pari on ( ,Um. S. P. ) .... 2538.12 
 Capital punishment : Claude Gueux. Hugo(V. ) 214.61 
 Captain Blake. Maxwell (W. H.) .... 231.44 
 Captain Biaude, of the "Centipede." Wise(H.A.) 264.33 
 Captain Carleton. De Foe (Danifl). . . . 5032.08 
 Captain Dangerous (Strange adventures of). 
 
 Sala (G. A.) 244.61 
 
 Captain of the guard. Grant (James). . . 211.89 
 Captain Priest (Wonderful adventures of). Paxton 
 
 (Philip), jwfiKV. <;/ H-AMMETT (S. A.) . . 212.31 
 
 Captain Paul. DuiLvs (A.) 175.48 
 
 Captain Sam, or boy scouts of 1814. Egqleston 
 
 (G. C.) 184.29 
 
 Captain Singleton. DeFoe(D.) 5032.03 
 
 Card drawer. Griffin (Gerald) 211.75 
 
 Caedinal Pole. Ainswobih (W. H. ) ... 114.42 
 Carey (Rosa Nouchette). Wooed and married. 151.17 
 Caring lor no man. Porteb (L. B. ) . . . 241.86 
 Gael and Jocko. Abbott (J.) Haiper's story books, 
 
 V. 10.] 216.89 
 
 Gael Werner. Simms(W. G.) 2v 252.27 
 
 Carlen (Emilie F. ) Bride of Ombcrg. . . 145.37 
 
 — Brother's bet ; or, within six weeks. . . . 145.38 
 
 — Foster brothers 235.97 
 
 — Ciustavus Lindorm 145.39 
 
 — Home in the valley 145.40 
 
 — Ivar ; or, the Skjuts boy 115.41 
 
 — Lover's stiatagem 145.44 
 
 — Magic Goblet 14-5.45 
 
 — One year. A tale of wedlock 145.42 
 
 — Temptation of wealth ; or, the heir of primo- 
 
 Eeniture 235.97 
 
 ^ Whimsical woman 145.43 
 
 Carleton, p.'teud. See Coffin (C. C.) 
 
 Carlton (Mcmoii-s of Capt.) De Foe (Daniel). 5032.03 
 
 Cableton (W.) Fardorougha, the uiiser. . . 151.03 
 
 — Holland tide ; or, Irish popular ti.lea. . . 151.01 
 
 — The Squanders of Castle Squander. 2 v. . 151.04 
 
 — Tracts and stoiies of the Iiisli pcasautrj-. 2 v. 151.06 
 Carlingfoed (Chronicles of). Oliph.ant (M.O.W.)234.09 
 
 Cabling. Ruffini (G.) 244.49 
 
 CAELKriuken. Wabner (.\. B. rimZ S.) . . 203.20 
 Carlyle (T. ) Translation from the Germ.in : Musajus, 
 
 Tieck, Richter. 151.13 
 
 — Translations f om the German. 3 v. . . 5020.21 
 V. 1-2. "Willii^lni Moister'a apprruticoRliip ami tr.ivels. 
 
 y. 3. Traus. from Musreiis.Fmuiue, Tieck, Hoffaiau, Itiehter, 
 
 13 K O O K L Y N U E U O A N T I L E L 1 Bli A U Y .
 
 FICTION : Carlyon's yenr to Charley. 
 
 469 
 
 C VBLYONS year. Payn iJames). ..... 151.19 
 
 Cauoline. Abbott iJacob) 111.04 
 
 CakoluM.) How Marjory helped 145.29 
 
 CumoLL (Lewis), tke Dodo-son (C. L. ) 
 
 Carry's oonfession. lamm.] 151.15 
 
 (.Iautaphilus (Clironicl s of ). Hoff.man (David). 44i>.'JG 
 
 Caister Qimrterman. Baker (Wiu. M.) . . 125.Li7 
 
 Gary (Alice). The Bishop's siu ISj.Ol 
 
 — Cloveruook 152.U.J 
 
 — Married, uot mated 15:i 03 
 
 ^ Pictures of country life 1 )2.0t 
 
 — Snowberri 3's. A book for youug fjlks. . . 152.05 
 Casella ; or, cbildreu of the valleys. Farquhakson 
 
 (Martba) I'.ll.Uti 
 
 Casimir Miiremma. Helps (.\rthur). . . . 213.01 
 
 Casper. Warner (A. B. rtiwi 8. ) 26i.2:t 
 
 CissiQCE of Kiawah. Simms (W. G. ) . . . 252.25 
 Cassy. STRETroN(Hesba), p.s«>u</. ^i- Smith (H.iu- 
 
 uah) ■ 255.93 
 
 Cast up by the sea. Baker (S. W. i . . . . 131.12 
 
 C.ASTAW.AYs. Keiu (Oipt. .Mayii-') 212.4:i 
 
 Caste, a story of republican equali.y. Pike 
 
 (M. H.) 152.U 
 
 Castle Avon. Marsh-Caldwell ( Jlfiw. A. ) . 231.07 
 
 Castle builders. Yonge ( jl/js.* C. M. ) . . . 265 26 
 
 Castle Daly. Keary (Annie) 216.59 
 
 Castle D.xn'^erous. Scott (Sir Walter). . . 215.3i; 
 
 Castle Nowhera. Woolson (C. F. ) .... 2(!(j.90 
 
 CisTLE of Otrauto. W.vlpole (Horace). . . 20i.4-t 
 
 Castle of Soudet. Domas (Alexamirj). . . 175.10 
 
 C.isTLE Richmond. Trollope i Anthony). . . 261.54 
 
 C.isTLE Wafer. Wood (,I/i-.v. H nry). . . . 264.48 
 
 Ca.stle"s heir. Wood (J//w. Henry i. . . . 261.19 
 
 Castles in the air. Gore ( .l/;s. (j. ) . . . 211.16 
 Castles in the air (Fonndntions, or). Porter 
 
 (Kose) 241.50 
 
 C.iSTLEMON (Hirry), pseud, of FosoicK vC. A.) 
 
 Franlt Nelson series. 
 
 1. Suowed up : sportsman'a dub iu the moimtaiim. 152.50 
 
 2. Frank Nelaou iu tha forecastle ; or siionauiaus 
 
 club among the whalers 152.51 
 
 — [Gunboat series. ] 6 v. 
 
 1. Frank, the young naturalist 152.06 
 
 2. Frank on a gun-boat 152.07 
 
 3. Frank iu the woods 152-08 
 
 4. l-'rank on the prairie 152.09 
 
 6. Frauk before Vicksburg 152.10 
 
 6. Frauk oil the lower Misaissippi 152.11 
 
 — Rocky Mountain series, v. 1-3. 
 
 1. Frank among the i-aucheros 152.29 
 
 2. Frank at Dou Carloa'.s raiicho 152.y0 
 
 3. Frauk iu the luouiit.uus 152.31 
 
 — Rolling stone series, v. 1-3. 
 
 1. Tom Newcome. . 152.23 I 3. No moss. . . 
 
 2. Oo ahead. . . 152.21 | 
 
 — Sportsman's club series. 3 v. 
 
 1. In the saddle. . 152.4(113. Am nig the trap' 
 
 2. Afloat 152.47 I 
 
 Castleton (D. R.) Sal'm : 17th ceutiiry. 
 
 Castro (A. de). EI Biiseapie 
 
 Cathara Clyde. Inconnii:^ 
 
 Catherine. Thackeray i W. M. i . . . . 
 Catharine's lovers. Euckmann-Cu.itrian (MJI. ) 183.15 
 Catskill fairies. Johnson iV. \V. ) . . . . 226.29 
 Cattermole (K. ) Eveiiin,'S at H.uidon Hall . 152.13 
 C.iDNTERiH. ) Romance of his.ory : lud'a. . 152.38 
 
 Causey buildin'^. Abbott (J.) 111.45 
 
 Cavalier, an historical nn-el. James (G. P. R.) 215.44 
 Cavaliers ot England. Herbert (H. W.) . 213.23 
 
 Cavendish. Nealk(W. J.) 233^24 
 
 Caxton (Laura), psewl. See Comins (Lizzie B.) 
 Caxtons. Bulwer-Lytton iE. G. E. L.) . . 141.02 
 Cecil Castlemaine's gage. By " Ouida,' p.ieiulon. nf 
 
 Rame(L. dela) ]'72.16 
 
 Cecil Dreeme. Winthkop (Tbeidore) . . . 264.28 
 Cecilia, or memoirs ot an heiress. Arblat (F. 
 
 B. d') 3 v "... 171.57 
 
 Cecil's tryst. Payn (James) 152.39 
 
 Centeol.a, and other tales. Thojip.son (D. P.) 261.25 
 Cerise ; a tale of the last century. Melville (G 
 
 J- W.) 231.G0 
 
 102.25 
 
 . 152.48 
 
 151.38 
 152.12 
 151.16 
 25.5.67 
 
 Cervantes Saavedra (M. dc). Don Quixote. Tr. by C. 
 
 Jarvis. 4v.ini 1.51.19 
 
 Same. Tr. by C. Jarvis. 4 v 151.20 
 
 Same. Tr. by T. Smollett 232. .'^^g 
 
 — Exemplary novels • 151.26 
 
 — Giilatea ; a pastoral ro nance 151.25 
 
 — Wanderings of Persiles and Sigismuiida. . 151.27 
 
 Cj:sAR Birutteau. B.ilz.ac ( H. de i 132.02 
 
 Cesarine Dietrich. S.and (G.orge) 175.58 
 
 Ch.ainbe.^rer, (The). Cooper iJ. F. ) ... 163.21 
 Challenge of Barletta. Azeglio (M. 'r., fiuoy/. d') 172.10 
 Chamberlain iN. H. ) Autobiography of a New England 
 
 farm-house 152.15 
 
 Chamerovzow (L. a.) Chronicles of the Bastile. 152.17 
 Chamisso (A. von). Peter Schleniihl. . . . 1,52.21 
 Champfleury (J. Flechy, called^ Naughty boys ; or, 
 
 the sufi'erings ot Mr. Debiel 152.18 
 
 Chance acquaintance. Howells (W. D. ) . . 2I3.;'5 
 Chance child ; a story. G-ARRErT(E. ) . . . 193.34 
 Chance for himself ; or. Jack Haz.ird and his triasure. 
 
 Trowbridge (J. T. ) 266.23 
 
 Ch.ance medley. Grattan (F. C. ) .... 235.95 
 Chandos. By "Ouida." Rame (L. de lai. . 172.17 
 Changed brides. Soi'thworth (E. D. E. N. ) 253.48 
 
 Ch-anging base. Everett (Wm.) 184.10 
 
 Chanter (Charlotte). Over the ebflfs. . . . 152.20 
 Chanticleer ; a thanksgiving stoiy. Mathews 
 
 (H.) 225.89 
 
 Chapel of St. Mary. [«ho)i.] 153.01 
 
 Chaplet of pearls. Yonoe (.l/r.'j. C. M. ) . . 265.29 
 Chapters on churchyards. Southey (Mrx. C. ) 253.22 
 Character sketches. Maci.eoo(N.) . . . 225.21 
 Charcoal sketches. Neal (J. C. ) .... 233.22 
 
 Charette. [diion.] 153.25 
 
 Ch-arity Green. Hartjun (T.) 212.50 
 
 Charlemagne (Legends of). BrLFiNCH (T. G. ) 143.36 
 
 CharixEmont. Simms ( W. G. ) 252. 02 
 
 Charles (Mi-s. E. 1 Against the stream : story 
 
 of an heroic age in England [the wars with 
 
 Napoleon] 153.18 
 
 — Bertram family 153.04.V 
 
 — Chronicles of'the Schiinberg-Cotta family [Luther 
 
 and the reformation.] ". 153.11) 
 
 — Conquering and to conquer ; a story of Rome in the 
 
 days of St. Jerome 1.53.21 
 
 — Cripple of Antioch. [The fabe Christ. Ways de 
 
 notes in the days of Cbrj'sostom.] . . . 153.04 
 
 — Diary of brother Bartholomew, a monk of the 
 
 abbey ot Maiienthal, in tlie Odenwald, in 
 
 the twelfth century 153.07 
 
 — Diary of Mrs. Kitty'Trevylyan 153.08 
 
 — Diaytous and liavcnauts. A storj' of the civQ wars 
 
 [ofEnglanl] 153.05 
 
 iVii/f.— For sequel. Sfc On both sides of the sea. hrlow. 
 
 — Early dawn ; or sketches of Christian life in Eng- 
 
 land in the olden lime 153. 0() 
 
 — Helena's household 212.t<2 
 
 — Martyrs of Spain, and Libtrators of Holland. 153.16 
 
 — Slary, the handmaid of the Lord 153.09 
 
 — On both sides of the sea : a story of the conimon- 
 
 wealtli and the restoration 153.11 
 
 — Song (The) without words 153.15 
 
 — Tales and sketches of Christian life. . . . 153.12 
 
 Contt'iils ■ Brother Barthuloniew. Rlaria and Cleon. 
 f3ket.hi'S of tlio Reformation iu Italy. Sketches of the 
 United brethren. 
 
 — Two vocations ; or, the sisters of mercy at 
 
 home 153.13 
 
 — Victory of the vanquished, [Earlv Christian life iu 
 
 Rome.] '. . . . 153.17 
 
 — Winifred Bertram 1.53.14 
 
 Charles Auchester. Shepp.\ro (E. S.) . . . 251.60 
 Charles Ehvood ; or, the infidel converted. Bkownson 
 
 (O. A.) 143.24 
 
 Charles O'Malley, the Irish dragoon. Le\'er(C.) 223.30 
 Charles Tyrrell ; or, the bitter blood. James 
 
 (G. P. R.) 215.45 
 
 Charles Vavasseur. S^^tH (J. F. ) . . . . 251.85 
 Charlesworth (Maria L.) Ministering children. 153.19 
 
 — Ministry of life 153.20 
 
 — Oliver of the mill 153.40 
 
 Charley Roberts series. Thurston (L. M.) . 243.74 
 
 111 asking for books, use the " Book Oiviere," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the Brat part of the TITLE, aud the N UJlUEli.
 
 470 
 
 FICTION : CharUe to Clara. 
 
 Charlie Bell. Kellogg (E.) 221.95 
 
 Charlie Codmiin's cruise. Algee (H., j>. ) . 121.10 
 Chaklotte Aekeimau ; a [Hamburg] theatrical 
 
 romance. Mjller (^Otto) 232.83 
 
 Ch.iblotie ElizabL'tb, [ii.vi™;.] .See Tonn.\ {C. E. ) 
 CHAKLOTrE's iiiiieri ance. Braddon (M. E.) . 135.21 
 Charmed sea. MAimsE.AU (Harriet). . . . 231.31 
 Charming widow. Macquoid (K. S. ) . . . 220.57 
 Charms and coiinter-cliarms. M'Intosh (M. J.) 224.67 
 Ch,lkon, or the ferry-bo.it. (Select call, of nov. 
 
 y. 2.) . . . 171.03 
 
 Ch.arteris. Meline (M. M.) 231.47 
 
 Chaste as ice , pure as snow. Desp.,ird ( ^L■s. M. G. ) 176. "^G 
 Chateau Frissac, or homo scenes in France. 
 
 LoG.AN (0.) 224.21 
 
 CaATE.iu Morrille, or life in Touraine. [niion.] 153.24 
 
 CH.iTEAU Eoage. Dumas (A.) ~ 181.10 
 
 Chateaubrmnd (F K. de). The martyrs. . . 153.22 
 
 — Atala. the beautiful Indian of the Miss. . . 153.2J 
 Chatrun (A.) lies Erckmann (E.), and Chatrlvn (A.) 
 Chatsworth, or the romance of a week. Ward 
 
 (R. P.) 262.55 
 
 Chavette (Eugene). So £ur yet false ; or, " Pour- 
 
 quoi." 153.38 
 
 Checkmate, [roioii. Le Fanu (J. S.)] . . . 223.U8 
 Cheney (Mrs. E. D.) The child of the tide. . 154.37 
 Cheney (O. Augusta). Seeking his fortune, and 
 
 other dialogues 121.34 
 
 Chekbullez (V.) Joseph Noirel's revenge. . . 103.32 
 
 — Count Kostia 153.33 
 
 — Miss Hovel 153.36 
 
 — Prosper [K.mdoce] ^^i^-i^f 
 
 — Bom, mce of an honest woman 153.35 
 
 CniiRRY and Violet, a tale of the great pligue. 
 
 Manning (A.) 22.5.23 
 
 Chesebro' (Carolina). Children of light. . . 153.27 
 
 — Dreamlaid by daylight 153.28 
 
 — Foe m the household. . 15,!.30 
 
 — Isa. A pilgrimage 153.2'J 
 
 — Peter Cari'adine, or the Martindale pastoral. 154.01 
 
 — PhiUy and Kit. 154.02 
 
 — Victoii;!, or the wo:ld overco-ne 151.03 
 
 Chesney (('c)(. George*. The dilemma, [rtiwii.] 1.53.3^ 
 
 — The iall of England ? The battle of Djrkiug : remi- 
 
 uisoencjs of a volunteer 132.26 
 
 Chestnut wood. Linden (L.) 2v 223.75 
 
 Chevalier (The). Dumas (A.) 181.37 
 
 Chevalier Casse-Gou. Boisgobey (F. du'i. . 146.01 
 
 1. The red caiiielia. 2. The search for imce-it.>rs. 
 Chev.^lujr de M.iison Hougi Du.mas^A. ) . 175.19 
 Chevalier d'Hannental. Dumas (A.) . . . 175.41 
 Chevaliers of France. Herbert (H. \V. > . . 213.26 
 Gheveley, or the man of honor. Bulwer ( Ltd;/). 115.02 
 Child {Mrs: L. M. ) Philothea ; a Grjciau ro- 
 mance 154.06 
 
 — The reb'ils, or Boston before the rjvolutiou. 151.08 
 
 — A romance of the republic 151.07 
 
 Child of the islaud glen. Kellogg (E.) . . 226.11 
 Chilo of the tide. Cheney (Mrs. ED.) . . 154.o7 
 
 Child pictures from Dickens 173.20 
 
 Child wife (The). Reid (.\Iayue) 242.37 
 
 Child world. H.amilton iGaili, pseiul. nf D loas 
 
 (M. A.) ..."... 174.58 
 
 Child's dream of a star. Dickens (C.) Jn Little 
 
 classics. V. 10 226.97 
 
 Children of Amity Court. Thurston (L. M.) 243..77 
 Children of Ught. Chesebro' (C.) . . . . 153.27 
 Children of the abbey. Roche (R.M.) . . 243.5S 
 Children of Mount Ida. Child (L. Maria). . 151.09 
 Children of the public. Hale (E. E.) In Little 
 
 classics, V. 12 227.15 
 
 Children of the olden time. M.ackaeness (H.) 22449 
 Children of the new forest. Marry.it (F.) . 22-5.46 
 Children's treasury of new stories. A.L.O.E. 121.18 
 Children's week. Rv¥monb(B. W. ) . . . 212.89 
 
 Chimes. Dickens (O. ) 173.22 
 
 Chi.nese tales. Gueulletie (T. S. ) Novelist's maga- 
 zine, V. 5 233.56 
 
 Choice humorous works. Hook (T. ) . . . 213.02 
 Choice (The) of Paris. Be.njamin (S.G. W.) 133.25 
 Choisy. Story (J. P.) 254.89 
 
 Chops, the dwarf. Dickens (C.) In Little cLissiop, 
 
 V. 2. . . ■. 226.81 
 
 Chobley (H.F. ) A Prodigy ; a tale of music. 3 v. 154.26 
 Cnras and Otho ; a s:quel to Widow Goldsmith's 
 
 daughter. Smith (Julie 1'. ) 154.11 
 
 Chrisna, the queeu of the Danube. Saintine 
 
 (X. B.) 241.54 
 
 Christi.\n Gellert. Auerbach(B. ) .... 124.07 
 Christian physiologist. Gkifpin(G. ) . . . 211.79 
 Christian's mistake. Muloch (D. M.) . . . 232.44 
 Christie Johnstone. Ekide(C.) .... 242.13 
 Christie's faith. [Robinson (F. W.)] . . . 154.10 
 Christina North. Archer (E.M.) .... 125.09 
 
 Christine. Enault (L) 183.3G 
 
 Christmas books. Dickens (C.) 173.21 
 
 CHKisTMiS books. Thacker.iy (W. M. ) 7)1 /i/.s- Miscel- 
 lanies, V. 5 255.65 
 
 Christm.as carols. Dickens (C. ) 174.24 
 
 Christmas carol (Fiomdarkne.ss to light: or, a). 192.34 
 Christmas dream. Brady (J. T.) .... 141.15 
 Christm.is eve and clu'istnias day. Hale (E. E. ) 212.90 
 Christm.as eve on board the "Oberon." Reid 
 
 (VValtjr) 242.77 
 
 Christmas festivities. Poole (J.) 241.47 
 
 Christmas guest, etc. Southworth (E. D. E. N. ) 253.89 
 
 CHRIST.MAS stories. Dickens (C.) 173.22 
 
 Christm.4s stmy. DA\^s (C. E. K. ) .... 171.42 
 Christopher Kenrick. Hatton (J. ) . . . . 212.70 
 Christopher North, pseud. tVc Wilson (J.) 
 Christopher Tadpole. Smith (A.) . . . . 252.67 
 Chronicles of the Bastile. Chamep.ovzow (M.A.) 152.17 
 Chronicles of Cailingtord. Oliphant (M.O. W. ) 234.09 
 Chronicles of Cartaphilus, the wandering jew. 
 
 H0FPM.AN (D.) 2v 446.26 
 
 Chronicles of Clovetnook. Jereold(D. ) . 221.15 
 Chronicles of Uotham. Book 1. White (It. G.) 151.12 
 Chronicles of theC.ino.ig.ite. Scott (W. ) 245.37; 245.76 
 Chronicles of the Schonberg Cotta family. 
 
 Charles (E.) 153.10 
 
 Chrysal ; or the adventmes of a guinea. John- 
 stone (C.) 4v 221.24 
 
 Church (Florence Marryat, Mrs. Eo.ssl. Confessions 
 of Ger^dd Estcouit 154.13 
 
 — For ever and ever 154.14 
 
 — Girls of Fever.sham 154.21 
 
 — Her lord and master 154.25 
 
 — Love's conflict 154.15 
 
 -- My own child 154.32 
 
 — Nellie Brooke 154.22 
 
 — No intentions 154.29 
 
 — Open ! Sesame ! 154.30 
 
 — Petronel 154.23 
 
 — Poison of asps 154.24 
 
 — Prey of the gods 154.17 
 
 — Star (A) and a heart 154.31 
 
 — Temper 154.18 
 
 — Too good for him 154.19 
 
 — Veronique 154.16 
 
 — Woman against woman 154.20 
 
 Churton (Hfnryi, psend. .S'flc Tour,tee (A. W.) 
 Cinderella. Thackeray (il/i.ss A. I.) 261.01; 255.78 
 Cracj Mars; an historical romance. Vigny (A. de). 172.30 
 Cinnamon and pearls. Martine.iu (H.) . . . 231.33 
 
 CiNTHio (G. G. ) Novels V. 2 of 244.21 
 
 Cipher, a romance. Austin (.1//-.s'. J. G.) . . 125.12 
 
 Circe. White (B.) 263.52 
 
 Circuit rider. Eggleston (Edward). . . . 184.39 
 Citizen of Pr.ague. Translated by .Mary Howitt. 155.01 
 Citoyenne Jacqueline. Tytler (Sarahi. . . 262.33 
 City of the jugglers, or free trade in souls. 
 
 North (W.) 233.41 
 
 CLACKirrs (The) of Inglebrook Hall. Prosseb 
 
 (Mrs.) 235.56 
 
 Clan Albyn. Johnstone (Mrs.) 221.28 
 
 Clandestine murriage. Dupuy (E. A.) . . 181.36 
 Clara, or slave life in Europe. llACiCL.tNDER 
 
 (F. W.) 212.07 
 
 Clara Howard. Brown (Charles B.) . . . 143.07 
 Clara Lake's dream. Wood (.)7y.s-. H. ) . . . 264.79 
 
 Clara Melville, [anon.] 155.02 
 
 Clara Vaughan. Bl.vckmore (R. D. ) . . . 133.42 
 
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 471 
 
 Clare (Adu), pseud. Oaly a woman's heart. . 15".03 
 Clabence, or a tiile of our own time. Sedgwick 
 
 (MissC. M.) 251.20 
 
 Clarissa Harlowc. Ekhaiidson (Samuel). . 243.011 
 
 Same. Edited by E. S. Dallas. 3 v. . . 243.23 
 
 Clabk (Charles U>/ber). [■ Jlax AdLler.'J Elbow- 
 room 113.18 
 
 — Out of the hurly-burly 113.1'.) 
 
 Clark (L. Gaylord). Ivniek-kiiacks fro a an edit(.r's 
 
 table lo.^j.Oi; 
 
 CrAEK (Th. M.) Johu Whopper, the uewsboy. l.Jo.Ol 
 Clarke (C. C.) Boaudercs : father and son. 15'>.l)7 
 
 — Deiiise. 2 v 173.02 
 
 — Madame Fontenoy 226.01; 
 
 Clarke (E. G. H.) Lovers and thinker.s. By Hewes 
 
 Gordon, pseud 1.5.j. 08 
 
 Clarke {Mrs. M. C. ) Girlhood of Shakespeare's he- 
 roines. 2v IS"). 10 
 
 — Irou cousin 155. 12 
 
 — Kit Bam's adventures 155.14 
 
 — Kambliug story 155.13 
 
 Claeke (Marcus). His natural life. . » . . 155.05 
 Clarke (K. S.) [' Sophie May . '] Asbury twins. 227.93 
 
 — ]>)ctor's daughter 22li.()6 
 
 — Dotty Dimple stories. Cv 225.90 
 
 1. At her graudmotlier's, 14. At play. 
 
 2. At home. 5. At Si'liool. 
 
 3. Out west. I 7. Fljaway. 
 
 — Little Pmdy stories. 6 v. 
 
 ,. Cousin Grace. . . 226.71 
 i. Little Pnuly's Story 
 
 Book 226.72 
 
 6. Little Piuily'8 Dolly 
 
 Dimiile 226.73 
 
 • Little Piudy's flyaway series. 4 v. 
 
 1. Little Pimly. . 226.08 
 
 2. Little Prudy's sis- 
 ter Susy. . . . 220.09 
 
 3. Little Prudy'sCai)- 
 
 toiu Horace. . . 220.70 
 
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 4. Little i^raudmother. 226.77 
 
 1. Little folks astray. 226.74 
 
 2. Piudy keeping 
 house 226.75 
 
 — Maideuhood series. Our Helen 226. fi? 
 
 Classic tales 155.15 
 
 Claude Gueux. Hugo (Victor) 214. 81 
 
 Claudia. Douglass (A. M. ) 175.15 
 
 Clavebings. Trollope (Anthony) 2G1.55 
 
 Clavers (Mary). /St'e Kiekland (.Uc*. CM.) 
 
 Clay (Bertha M.) Thrown on the world ; or the dis- 
 carded wife 155.38 
 
 Clayton (Cecil). Azalea 155. 3G 
 
 Clemens (Jeremiah). Bernard Lyle ; an historical ro- 
 mance 155.17 
 
 — Mustang Grey: a romance 155.18 
 
 — Rivals ; times of Burr and Hamilton. . . 155.24 
 Clemens (S. L.) [' Mark Tw.iiiL'] Adventure 5 of Tom 
 
 Sawyer 155.32 
 
 — Bmlesque autobiography 155.20 
 
 — Celebrated jumpiug frog of Calaveras coauty, and 
 
 other sketches . , . . 155.19 
 
 — Screamers 155.16 
 
 — Sketches, new and old 155.30 
 
 — ouiWABNEB (CD.) Gilded a!?e 155.25 
 
 Clemmer (Mary). See Ames {Mrs. M. C. ) 
 Clergyman's wife and other sketches. Ritchie 
 
 (.\. C M.) . . 243.33 
 
 Cleve Hall. Sewell(.1/i-,s. E. M.) .... 251.30 
 Cleveb woman of the family. Yonge (Miss CM. 1 265.27 
 Clcpp climbers, sequel to plaut hunters. Reid(M. ) 212.44 
 Clifford Troup ; a Georgia story. Westmore- 
 land (M.J.) 263.99 
 
 Climbing the rope. Mannering (May), pseud, of 
 
 NowELL (H. P. H. ) 225.20 
 
 Cline (A. J. ) Henry Courtlaud ; or, what a farmer 
 
 cau do 155 34 
 
 Clinton ; or, boy life iu the country. Aimwell (Wal- 
 ter), p.vett/;. of .Simonds (Wm. ) .... 252.44 
 
 Clique of gold. Gaboriau (E. ) 196.36 
 
 Clive(C) Paul Ferroll. [anon.] .... 15.5.22 
 
 — Why Paul Ferroll killed his wife, [anon.] . 1.55.23 
 
 — Year after year, [dnon.] 155.21 
 
 Cloister and the hearth. Reade (C. ) . . . 242.14 
 Cloud on the heart. Roe (A. ,S.) . . . . 213.95 
 Clotjd with the silver lining. Mjickaeness {Mrs. 
 
 M. A.) 241.24 
 
 Cloud-pictures. Underwood (F. H. ) . . . 262.87 
 
 Cloudesley. GoBWiN(VVm. ) 19.5.',:7 
 
 Clouded happiiiess. Or.say (aii)i(f,s-se d'). . . 134.0'?' 
 Clouds and Kunsliine. 1!eade (C.) .... 242.15 
 Clouds and sunshine in the life of a village pastor. 
 
 [iiiinn.] 155.26 
 
 Clough Fiou; or the stime of destiny. Hanim (J.) 132.37 
 (■LOVENfoot KEBR(OrpheusC)[NE\VELnR.ll. i] 23.3.41 
 
 Cloverly. Uigham(M. R.) 214.97 
 
 ( 'LOVEENooK. Caky (AUcc) 152.02 
 
 Clovernook (Chronicles of the). Jeekold (D. ) 221.15 
 Club book, original lalvs. [(inini.] .... 1.55.27 
 Clyde (Altou). Tried und true 155.28 
 
 — Undir foot 1.55.29 
 
 Clytte. Hatton (Joseph). . ; 214.98 
 
 Cobb (Sophia D.) HilHidro' farms 1.55.31 
 
 Cobden (Paul), pseud. Beckr n ng series. . . 161.29 
 
 V. 1. Who will wiu? I 2. Cioiug ou a mission. 
 
 — Take a peep 161.31 
 
 CocKAY-NES in Paris ; or, gone abroad. Jeeeold 
 
 (B.| 226.23 
 
 CooKTON (HiniT). Love match Ifu.Ol 
 
 — Percy Effingham 1G1.02 
 
 — Sisters ; or, the fatal marriages 161.03 
 
 — Stanley Thorn 161.06 
 
 — Steward ; a romance of real life 1C1.04 
 
 — Sylvester Sound, the souuiamlulist. . . . 161.05 
 
 — Valentme Vox, the ventriloquist 161.07 
 
 CoiLEBs iu search of a wife. Moi;e (H. ) t. 2 of 5057.01 
 Coffin (Charles Carletou). Winning bis way. 161.09 
 
 — Caleb Kiiukle. 161.10 
 
 Coffin (R. B. ) ['Bariy Gray.'] Cakes and ale at 
 
 Woodbine '. 161.11 
 
 — Castles iu the air . 2521.19 
 
 — Matrimonial infelicities. Added, My neighbors and 
 
 Down in the valley 161.12 
 
 — My married life at Hillside 161.13 
 
 — Out of town ; a rural episode 161.14 
 
 CoOGESHALL (W. T. ) Everglade heroes. . . 161.18 
 
 — Stories of frontier a dveutme 161.19 
 
 Coiner (The). Griffin (G. ) 211.75 
 
 Cole (Miriam). >te H aekis ( J/r.v. M. C) 
 
 Coleridge (Sara). Phantasmion, a faiiy tale. 161.39 
 
 Collegians (The). GiaFriN(G.) 211.73 
 
 Collier (VV. F.) Pictures of the periods. . . 162.28 
 
 Collins (A. M. ) Mrs. Ben Darby 162.01 
 
 Collins (Mortimer). Marquis and mtrchnnt. 162.30 
 
 — Two plunges for a pearl 162.29 
 
 — Vivian romance 162.31 
 
 Collins (AV. Wilkie). After dark 162.02 
 
 — Alicia Warlock, and other stories. . . . 162.39 
 
 — Antouina, or the fall of Rome J( 2.03 
 
 — Ai-madale 102.04 
 
 — Basil; or the crossed path 162.05 
 
 — Dead alive 162.17 
 
 — Dead secret. 162.06 
 
 — Frozen deep [and a Terribly strange bed]. . 162.37 
 
 — Hide and seek 162.07 
 
 — Law and the lady. 162.38 
 
 — Mad Monktori ; and other stories. . . . 162.32 
 
 Conletit.^ : Black cottage. Tlie bilcr bit. Family secret. 
 Mad Monktou. Plot iu i)rivate lite. 
 
 — Man and wife 162.14 
 
 — Miss or Mrs. ? and other stories 162.40 
 
 Cfnilents : •■ Blow up with the biig." latal cradle. Miss 
 or Mrs. ? 
 
 — Moonstone 162.13 
 
 — New Magdalen 162.16 
 
 — No name 162.10 
 
 — Poor Miss Finch 162.36 
 
 — Queen of hearts _ . . . . 162.11 
 
 — Queen's revenge, and other stories. . . . 162.15 
 
 — Sister Rose 162.33 
 
 — Stolen mask ^f~-^t 
 
 — Woman in white ^^'},^ 
 
 — Yt How mask ' ^f'^'t 
 
 Colloquies of Edward Osborne. Manning (A.) 225.24 
 
 CoLoMBA. Mekimee iP.) 231.81 
 
 Colonel Dacre. Jolly ( .l/;,-.-.s- E. ) 161.20 
 
 Colonel Floyd's wards. Teehune (.1/j>\M.V.H.) 255.31 
 Colonel Jack. De Foe (Daniel) 5037.14 
 
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 472 
 
 FICTION : Colonua to Corse. 
 
 CoLONNA. tlio paiutor. In Tales from Blackwood, v. 1. . 254.57 
 Comedy of terrors. De Mille ; J. ) .... 172.54 
 Cometh up as a flower. Broughton (Rhoda). 142.33 
 CoMio annual for 1870. Hood (Tom). . . . 213.S6 
 Comic history of England. A'Beckett (G. A.) 
 
 2v. . . . 111-38 
 
 Come histoi-y of Rome. A'Beckett (G. A. ) . 111.40 
 Comic history of the U. S. Hopkins (L.) . . 573.19 
 Comic history of the U. S. Sherwood (J. D.) 573.06 
 
 Comic tales. 2t 162.19 
 
 Comical history of the empiros of the moon and sun. 
 
 BERGERACCC.de) 133.19 
 
 Comin' thro' the rye. Mathers ul/i.vs H. ) . . 162.24 
 Co.^^NG home. Mackarness ( J/)-.b-. M. A. ) . . 241.25 
 Coming race (The), or the new Utopia. Bulwer-Lytion 
 
 (E. G. E. L., lord Li/tlou) 102.23 
 
 Coming to the light, or Fidgety Skeert. [aiio?!.] 162.22 
 Coming wave. Optic (Oliver), pseud, o/' Adams 
 
 \V. T.) 113.40 
 
 ComNS (Lizzie B.) ['Laura Caxton.'] Marion 
 
 Berkley 152.33 
 
 — Hartwell Farm 152.34 
 
 Commander of Malta. Sde(E.) 254.34 
 
 Commonplace : a tale of to-day ; and other stories. 
 
 EossETTi (C. G.) 243.91 
 
 Compensation. Brewsteb (A. M. H.) . . . 112.01 
 CoMYN(L. N. ) Elena, an Italian tale. . . . 161.34 
 Con Cregan, the L-ish Gil Bias. Lever (C.) . 223.33 
 Condensed classics. Ed. by K. Johnsou. 2 v. 156.01 
 V. 1. Scott (W.) Ivanhoe. 2. Dickens (C.) Our mutual friend. 
 Condensed novels and other papers. H.arte (B. ) 212.47 
 Cone (N.) Which is the heroiue ? .... 263.79 
 Cone CUT corners. Beuaulay. ADB0TT(B.,V.,<fcL.)111.3G 
 Confessions of a pretty woman. I'ardoe (Miss J. ) 234.52 
 CoNFEs-sioNS of a workingmau. Souvestre (E.) 5075.26 
 Confessions of an elderly geutleman. Blessington 
 
 (Ladi/) 134.16 
 
 Confessions of an elderly ladv. Blessington 
 
 (Lady) 134.16 
 
 Confes.sio.vs of Fitz Boodle. Tuackee.iy (W.M.) 255.34 
 CoNFBssioNs of Gerald Estcourt. Church (Mrs. 
 
 Boss) 154.13 
 
 CoNFESsoK. Deleon (L'ahlii) 162.21 
 
 Confidence man. Melville (H.) .... 231.65 
 
 Confidences. [Aide (H. )] 163.01 
 
 Congo ; or Jasper's experience in command. Abbmtt 
 
 (J.) Harper's story books, V. 12. . . . 216.91 
 CoNiNGSEY (Christopher). Sheltem : a novel. . 163.02 
 CoNiNGSBY. Disraeli (B.) .... 174.54 ; 175.02 
 Conquering and to conquer. Charles (Mrs. E.) 153.21 
 Conquest of Granada. lRvrNO(W. ) . . . 215.32 
 Conquest and self conquest. McIntosh (Miss 
 
 ll. J.) 224.6S 
 
 Conscience (H. ) Sketches from Flemish life. 163.06 
 Conscript ; a tale of war. Dumas (A.) . . . 175.42 
 Conscript; a story of 1813. Erckmann (E.) and 
 
 Ch.<.trian(A.) 183.23 
 
 Conspirator. Dupuy (A. E.) 181.22 
 
 Conspirators, or Chevalier d'Harmental. Dumas 
 
 (A.) 175.50 
 
 Constable de Bourbon. Atnsworth (W. H.) . 114.43 
 Constable of France. Grant (.lames). . . 216.03 
 Constable of the tower. Ainswokth (W. H. ) 115.01 
 Constance Aylmer. [Parker (Mrs. H. F. )] . 163.04 
 Constance Herbert. Jew.sbury (jl/js.s- G. E.) . 221.19 
 Constance Lyudsay, or progress of error, [auon.] 163.03 
 CoNsoELO. Dudevant (Mine. A. Ij. A. D. ) . 175.24 
 CoNTAKiNi Fleming. Disraeli (B.) . . . . 175.03 
 Contraband. Melville (G. J. W. ) .... 231.79 
 
 Convict. James (G. P. K. ) 2 v 215.46 
 
 Convicts and their children. Auebbach (B.) 124.25 
 
 Conybeare I W. J. ) Perversion 163.05 
 
 Cook iPutton). The prodigal son 163.07 
 
 CooK(M. L. ) [' Mary Lennox.'] AnteBellum: south- 
 ern life as it was. 223.14 
 
 CooKE (John Esten). Doctor Vandyke. [Life in Vir- 
 ginia in the 18th century.] 162.26 
 
 — Ellie ; or, the human comedy 163.09 
 
 — Fairfax; valley of the Shenandoah. [18th cent.] 163.10 
 
 — Hammer and rapier 632.25 
 
 — Henry St. John, geutleman ; a tale of 1774-5. 163.11 
 
 — Her majesty the queen 162.27 
 
 — Hilt to hilt ; or the Shenandoah in 1861. . 162.25 
 
 — Justin Harley, a romance of old Va. . . . 163. 33 
 • — Last of the foresters 163.12 
 
 — Leather stocking and silk ; or hunter John Myers 
 
 and his times. [About ISOO.] .... 163.18 
 
 — Mohun, or Lee and his paladins 163.17 
 
 —- Out of the foam 163.31 
 
 — Pretty Mrs. Gaston, and other stories. . . 163.32 
 
 — Surry of Eagle's-nest. [War in Va., 18G1-G5.] 163.13 
 
 — Virginia comedians. 2 v 163. 14 
 
 — Youth of Jeflferson 163.16 
 
 CooLiDGE (Susan), pseud. See "Woolsey ( S. C.) 
 Cooper (J. F.) Afloat and ashore 163.19 
 
 — Bravo ; a Venetian story 163.20 
 
 — Chainbearer ; or,Little page Mss. (No. 2) . 103.21 
 
 — Crater; or, Vulcan's peak 163."22 
 
 — Deerslayer ; or, the first war path. . . . 163.23 
 
 — Headsman ; or, the Abbaye des Vignerons. 163.24 
 
 — Heidenmauer ; or the Benedictines : a legend of the 
 
 Khiue 103.25 
 
 — Home as fou«d : sequel to Homeward bound. 163.27 
 
 — Homeward bound 103.26 
 
 Notf.— This work and its sequel satirized certain preva- 
 lent American cbaracteristics. 
 
 — Jack Tier ; or, the Florida reef. .... 163.28 
 
 — Last of the Mohicans 164.01 
 
 — [Leather-stocking tales. ] 
 
 1. Decrslayer. . . 163.23 i 3. Pathftuder. . . 164.08 
 
 2. Last ol the Mohi- 4. Pioneers. . . 164.10 
 cans 164.01 | 5. Prairie. . . . 164.11 
 
 — Lionel Lincoln ; or, the leaguer of Boston. 164.02 
 
 — Mercedes of Castile ; br voyage to Cathay. 164.03 
 
 — Miles Wallingford. Sequel to Afloat and 
 
 ashore 104.04 
 
 — Monikins. [A political satire. ] 164.05 
 
 — Ned Myers ; or, life before the mast. . . . 164.06 
 
 — Oak openings ; or, the bee hunter. . . . 104.07 
 
 — Pathfinder ; or the inland sea 104.118 
 
 — Pilot ; a tale of the sea 164.09 
 
 — Pioneers ; or the sources of the Susquehanna. 164.10 
 
 — Prairie, a tale 164.11 
 
 — Precaution 164.12 
 
 Note. — English society novel, time about 1814. 
 
 — Red rover 164.13 
 
 — Red skius ; conclusion of Little page mss. . 164.14 
 
 — Satanstoe ; or, the Little page mss. (No. 1.) 164.15 
 
 — Sea lions ; or, the lost sealers 104.16 
 
 — Spy ; a tale of the neutral grounds. . . . 164.17 
 
 — Stories of the sea 164.18 
 
 — Stories of the woods 164.19 
 
 — Two admirals 161.20 
 
 — Water witch 164.21 
 
 — Ways of the hour 164.22 
 
 — Wept of Wish-ton-Wish. [King Philip's war.] 164.23 
 
 — Wing and wing ; or le Feu-follet 164.24 
 
 — Wyandotte ; or the hutted knoll 164.26 
 
 Cooper (T.) Wise saws and modern instances. 165.01 
 Coopers ; or, getting under way. Haven (A. B.) 212.52 
 CoppARD (S. S. ) Katharine Douglas. . . . 105.05 
 Coral island, talc of the Pacific ocean. Ballan- 
 
 tyne(K. M.) 131.17 
 
 Corbet chronicles. Guernsey (Lucy Ellen). . 216.20 
 CoHBiN (Mrs. Caroline Fairfield). His marriage 
 
 vow ■ . . . . 165.31 
 
 — Rebecca, or a woman's secret 165.06 
 
 CoKD and creese. De Mille (J.) 172.33 
 
 Cokinne, or Italy. SrAiiL (A. L. G. N. de). . 253.61 
 CoRNHiLL stories. Thackebay (J&s A. L) . '255.78 
 Cornwall (C. M.) Free, yet forging their own 
 
 chains 163.37 
 
 CoRNWALLis (K.) Adrift with a vengeance. . 165.10 
 
 — Pilgrims of fashion 165.09 
 
 CoKNYN (J. K.) Dick Wilson, the rumseUer's vic- 
 tim. . . 1C5.08 
 
 CoKP(H.) Antidote to the miseries of human 
 
 life 165.12 
 
 CoRBY O'Lanus : his views and experiences. 
 
 Stanton (J. S.) 253.63 
 
 Corse de Leon, or brigand. James (G. P. R. ) 21a.47 
 
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 CoTTiN (S. E.) Elizabeth, or the exilos of Siberia. ir>5. 11 
 
 Same ^«-73 
 
 CouLsoN (J. G. A.) Odd trump, [dnon.] ■ . 231.01 
 
 — Harwood. [anon.] 212. 4Hi 
 
 Coui.TKR i,Mhs). Hay-time to hopping. [a}(on.] IHfi.lS 
 
 ConsT Alarcos. Diskaeli (B.) 174.46 
 
 Count de Castlenew. James iG. P. R. ) . . 215.48 
 
 Count Kostia. Cheubullez (V. ) I."i3.32 
 
 CotiNT Ludwig, a marvellous tale, [anon.] v. 3 of 174.18 
 
 Count Mirabeau. Mundt (T.) 232.06 
 
 Count Munte Leone : the Carbonari. St. Georges 
 
 (H. de) 241.53 
 
 Count of Monte Christo. Dumas (A.) . . . 175.43 
 
 Count of Moret. Dumas (A.) 175.64 
 
 Count Robert of Paris. Scott ( Sic W. ) . . 245.39 
 CouNTERP.iRTS, Or the cross of love. Sheppard 
 
 (E. S.) ' 2.-.1.61 
 
 Countess de Charuey. Dumas (A.) .... 175.45 
 Countess de Gisela. Marlttt (E.) .... 225.42 
 Countess Kate. Yonge ( J/(.sa- C. M. ) . . . 265. '28 
 Countess Ida ; a tale of BerUn. Fay (T. S.) . 192.10 
 Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia. Sidney (Sir 
 
 Philip) 5066.05 
 
 Countess of Riidolstadt, sequel to Consuelo. 
 
 Sand (George) 175.25 
 
 CouNTUY curate. Gleiu (G. R.) 195.12 
 
 Country hospitalities, or Lord and Lady Har- 
 
 court. Sinclair (C.) 252.52 
 
 Country-house on the Rhine. Auerbach (B.) 124.16 
 Country life (Pictures of). Cary (Alice). . . I.'j2.04 
 Country neighborhood. Dupuy (.l/j.vs E. A.) 181.23 
 Country quarlors. Blessington (Ojwniess of). 134.05 
 County family (Beggar on horseback, or). . . 133.13 
 Coupon bonds, rfc. Trowbridge (J. T.) . . 262.07 
 Courtenay of Walreddon. Bray (Mi:s. .\. E.) 141.38 
 Courtney (Lydia L. D. ) Pauline's trials. . . 155.43 
 Courtesies of wedded life (First and second 
 
 marriages, or). B.vker (Mrs. H. N. W.) . 131.02 
 Courting aud farming : or, which is the gentle- 
 man ? Smith (J. P. ) 254.92 
 
 Court life at Naples in onr own times. 2 v. . 165.17 
 Courtship and marriage. Hentz (.U/s. C. L.) 213.06 
 Courtship in 1720 aud iu 1860. Smart (H.) . 253.00 
 Cousin Alice. .Sec Haven {Mrs. Alice B. Neal). 
 Cousin Clara. Lancewood (Lawrnce). . . 222.36 
 Cousin fi'om India. Craik (Georgiana M. ) . 165.38 
 Cou.siN Harry. Grey (.liivs-. E. C. ) .... 211.58 
 Cousin Marshal. Martineau (Harriet). . . 231.29 
 Cousin Maude aud Rosamond. Holmes (M. J.) 213.48 
 Cousin Paul. Glenn (.Jessie), pseud. . . . 195.23 
 
 Cousin Phillis. Gaskell iE. C. ) 194.02 
 
 Cousin Virginia, pseud. See Johnson (V. W. ) 
 
 Cousin WilUam. Hook (T. E.) 214.02 
 
 Cousins. MoIntosh ( M. J. ) 224.69 
 
 Coventry (F.) History of Pompey the little, or 
 
 adventures of a lap-dog 165.14 
 
 Coverley (Sir Roger de). Addison (Joseph). . 5075.27 
 Coward, a novel of 1863. MorfordiH. ) . . 232.29 
 Cox (G.W.) and Jones (E. H.) Popular romances 
 
 of the middle ages 165.03 
 
 — Tales of the Teutonic lands 165.04 
 
 Cox's diary. Thackeray (W. M.) Miscel., v. 1. 255.57 
 CozzENS (F. S.) Sayings of Dr. Bushwhacker. lt>5.15 
 
 — Sparrow-grass papers 165.16 
 
 CozzENs (S. W.) Young trail hunters: or, the 
 
 wild riders of the plains 100.01 
 
 Crackers for Christmas. Hugessen (E. H. 
 
 KuatchbuU) 185.38 
 
 Cradock Nowell. Blackmore (R. D.) 3 v. . 134.27 
 Craik (D. iL, formerly Miss Muloch). 
 
 — Adventures of a brownie 235.78 
 
 — Agatha's husband 232.46 
 
 — Avdlion, and other tales 232.45 
 
 Contents : Adelaide. All for the Viest. Antonio Melidori. 
 AvillioQ, or the Happy isles. I3i-idc's tragedy. Cleoiiienes, 
 the Greek. Cross on the Snow mountains. Danghter ot 
 Heremon. Doctor's family. Erotion. Half-t-aste. Itiilian's 
 daughter. Kong Tolv. Last ol the Rutlivens. Life epi- 
 sode. Minor trials. Miss Lettie's experiences. Old mathe- 
 matician. Ouly son. Kosicruciau. Sculptor of Bruges. 
 Self-seer. Story of Elisabetta Siraui. Story of Hyas. Tis 
 useless ti'yiug. Two homes. 
 
 — Brave lady 232.60 
 
 — Christian's mistake 232.44 
 
 — Fairy-book 18.').26 
 
 — Hannah 232. (;2 
 
 — Head of the family 232.48 
 
 — Hero (A), Bread upon the waters, Alice Lear- 
 
 m nt 232.47 
 
 — Is it true? Tales curimis and wonderful. . 231.84 
 
 — John Halifax, gentlomiin 'J32. 49 
 
 — Laurel bu.sh ; old fashioned love story. . . 235.80 
 
 — Life for a life 232. .50 
 
 — Little lame prince 234.85 
 
 — Little Sunshine's holiday 232.61 
 
 — Mistress and maid 232.51 
 
 — My mother and L 235. 79 
 
 — Noble life 232. ",2 
 
 — Nothing new : tales 232 53 
 
 Content.'! : Lord Erliatoun. Alwyn's first wife. M. Auas- 
 tasius. The water cure. The last house in C— Street. A 
 family iu love. A low marriage. The double house. 
 
 — Ogilvies 232..54 
 
 — Olive 232.55 
 
 — Our year ; a child's book 232.56 
 
 — Two marriages 23.1.57 
 
 — Unkind word, and other stories and sketches. 232.59 
 
 — Woman's kingdom 2.12.58 
 
 Craik (Georgiana M. ) Anne Warwick. . . 16i>.04 
 
 — Faith Unwiu's ordeal 165.19 
 
 — Cousin from India 164.38 
 
 — Leslie TyrreU 165.20 
 
 — Mildred 16r..-.il 
 
 — Miss Moore. A tale for girls 16i.37 
 
 — Sylvia's choice 165.36 
 
 Crane (Miss Anna Moncure). See Seemullek (Mrs.) 
 Ceantord. Gaskele (Mrs. E. C ) . . . . 194.03 
 Cratilr, or Vulcan's peak. Cooper (J. F.) . 163.22 
 Craven (Mnie Augustus, formerly Mite. La Ferro)i(iys). 
 
 Aune Severin Hi."). 25 
 
 — Fleurange 165.39 
 
 — Jettatrice ; or the veil withdrawn. . . . 165.44 
 
 iVu(f.— Repr. from Cath. world. May Sept., 1874. 
 
 — A sister's stoiy. 3014.16 
 
 Xote. — A geuuiue family memorial. 
 
 Crayon miscellany. Irving (W.) 922.16 
 
 Crayon (Geoffi-ey), p.wud. See Irving (W.) 
 Creole orphans. Peacock (J. S. ) . . . . 235.24 
 Cress Y and Poictiers. Edgar (J. E.) . . . 181.33 
 Crew of the Dolphin. Stretton (H. ) . . . 255.93 
 Creyton (Paul), psend. See Trowbridge (J. T. ) 
 
 Crichton. Ainsworth (W. H.) 115.05 
 
 Cricket on the hearth. Dickens (C.) /ji 7iis Christmas 
 
 books 173.21 
 
 Crimson star ; or the midnight vision. Wright ( Mrs. 
 
 S. A.) 266.00 
 
 Cringle aud Crosstree. Optic (Oliver). . . 112.42 
 Cripple of Antioch. Charles (3//-S. E.) . . 153.04 
 Cripps, the carrier. Blackmore (R. D.) . . 133.37 
 
 Crock of gold. Tupper(M. F.) 262.20 
 
 Crofton boys. Martineau (H.) 231.20 
 
 Crohoore of the Bill-hook. Banim (M.) . . 132.35 
 Cboker (T. C. ) Fairy legends aud traditions ot the 
 
 south of Ireland. Ed. by T. Wright. . 186.10 
 Croly (G. ) Marstou, or memoirs ot a stjxtesman. I(i5.26 
 
 — Salathiel, the immortal. [Wandering Jew.] 165.27 
 
 — Tales of the great St. Bernard. 3 v. [anon.] 165.28 
 
 Cromwell. Herbert ( H. W. ) 213.00 
 
 Crooked places. Mayo (Isabella F.) . . . 196.02 
 Croppy ; a tale of 1798. Banim (M.) . . . 132.32 
 Crosby (G. S.) The mystery, or Platonic love. 165.43 
 Crosund (.lies. N. ) Hildred, the daughter. . 1()5.32 
 
 — English tiiles aud sketches 165.33 
 
 — Hubert Freeth's prosperity 165.42 
 
 — Lydia. or a woman's book 165.34 
 
 Cross aud crescent. Adams (W. T.) . . . 113.33 
 
 Cross of honor. Thomas (A.) 261.10 
 
 Crotchet castle. [7/i Peacock (T. L.) Works, 
 
 V. 2.] 5062.16 
 
 Crouch (Juiial. Three successful girls. . . li'>5.35 
 
 Crowe (C. ) Linny Lockwood 171.01 
 
 Crown from the spear. Hamilton ( .Ucs. C. V. D. )165.40 
 Crown jewels, or dream of an empire. Moffett 
 
 (Mrs. E. L. ) 232.85 
 
 la aakiDg for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'8 NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER .
 
 474 
 
 FICTION : Croxall to Days. 
 
 Croxall (Samuel). Select collection of novels and 
 
 histories. 6 v 171.0-2 
 
 Cruel as the grave. Southworth (J//-,-,-.E.D. E.N. )25:!.92 
 
 Cruelest wrong of all. [aiio/i. ] 171.09 
 
 Croikshaxk (G. ) Three cour.-jes an I a dassert. 171. OS 
 Cruise of the Casco. Kello-jg (E.) . . . 22 1.10 
 Cruise of the Dashaway. MANNERiNoMay). . 22-1.89 
 Cruise of the Frolic. Kingston (W. H. G.) . 222.12 
 Cruise of tbe Jlidge. Scott (M.) .... 24:5.16 
 Cruse (M. A.) Cameron Hall ; story of the civil 
 
 war U.5.t!() 
 
 Ckust and the cake. Garrett (E.) .... 193,32 
 Cryptogram (The). De Mille (J.) . . . . 172.40 
 CuDJo's cave. Trowbridge (-1. T.) . . . . 262.08 
 CuDLip {Mrs. Pender ;/on(ieci// Annie Thomas). 
 
 — Called to account 261.09 
 
 — Cross of honor 261.10 
 
 — DonisDonue 261.11 
 
 — Dower house 261.1-1 
 
 — False colors 255.70 
 
 — "' He Cometh not,' she said." 2-55.73 
 
 — Married at last 255.69 
 
 — Maade Mohan 255.72 
 
 — Narrow escape 256.55 
 
 — New grooves 266.01 
 
 — No alternative 266.04 
 
 — Ou guard 261.12 
 
 — Only herself. 255.71 
 
 — Passion (A) in tatters 266.02 
 
 — Played out 261.13 
 
 — Playing for high states ■ . . . 261.16 
 
 — Theo Leigh 261. 15 
 
 — Walter Goring 261.17 
 
 Cummins (Maria S.) El Fureidis 171.10 
 
 — Haunted hearts 171.11 
 
 — Lamplighter 171.12 
 
 — Mabel Vaughau 171.13 
 
 Cunningham (A.) Hauuted ships. [In Little classics, v. 8.] 226.9.5 
 
 — King of the peak. [/;i Little classics, v. 7.] . . . 2213.89 
 Cunningham (G. G. ) Tales and traditions, chiefly 
 
 from the G.rman 171.19 
 
 Cupid and Psyche (Fable of). Apuleius. 123.05; 3093.27 
 CuppLES (ilis. George). Driven to sea. . . 171.14 
 Curate (The)and the rector). [Strutt (Eliz.)] 171.24 
 Curate in charge. Oliphant ( Mrs. M. O. W. ) 235. 75 
 Curate of Cumberworth, and the Vicar of Koost 
 
 [wion.'\ 171.15 
 
 Curate's di.scipUue. Eiloart (.W-.v. C. J.) . . 183.03 
 Curious impertinent. Cervantes i,M. de). . 171.01 
 Curious myths of the mitldle agos. Gould (S. 
 
 Bavin:;) 3816.16 
 
 Curious stories to counteract belief ia ghosts. 195.02 
 Curling (H. ) Shakepere ; the poet, the lover and the 
 
 mau 171.16 
 
 Currer Bell. .Tee Bronte (Charlotte). 
 Currier (iU)-.?. Sophi-onia). By th-3 sea. . . li'iS. 41 
 Curse of Clifton. Southworth ( .l/c.s-. E. D. E. N. ) 25 1.26 
 Curse of Gold. Stephens (J//-s. A. S. ) . . 251.65 
 Curtis (GiorgeW.) Potiphar pipers. . . . 171.20 
 — . My chateaux, {hi Little classics, v. 4.] . . . « . 22(>.sfi 
 
 — Our new Uvei-y. [/rt Tueasube-tiiove sei-iea, v. l.J . 2ii7.0O 
 
 — Prueandl 171.21 
 
 — Trumps 171.22 
 
 Cushions and corners ; or, holidays at old orchard. 
 
 Greene (Mrs. R. J.) 211.51 
 
 CuTHBERT Bede, psrul. See Bradley (E.) 
 
 CvRiL Thornton. Hamilton (1'. ) 212.30 
 
 Cyrilla. T.1UTPHIEUS (L von). 2 V. ... 255.09 
 Dacjota land, or beauty of St. PauL Hankins 
 
 (Col.) 212.37 
 
 Daisy. Sequel to M'lbaume house. Warner (S. ) 
 
 2 V 263.04 
 
 D-iisY Brentwell. Widdemar (L) .... 267.07 
 
 D.visY Burns. Kavan.agh (J. ) 221.47 
 
 D.AISY chain. Yonge (Jfi.s* C. M.) 2 v. . . 26.5.30 
 Daisys necklace. Aldrich (T. B. ) .... 121.06 
 Dakin (Miss C. v.) S'e Hamilton (Mrs. C. V. D.) 
 DaTiT. (Mrs. C. H.) Patty Gray's jouraey to the cotton 
 
 islands. 3 v 171.46 
 
 1. From Boston to Baltimore. 
 
 2. From Baltimore to Washington. 
 
 3. On the way, or Mount Veruou. 
 
 Dallas Galbraith. Davis (3/ra. K. H.) . . . 172.02 
 Dalton(W.) Lost among tUe wild men. . . 171.25 
 
 — Tiger pr ace 171.26 
 
 — War tiger 171.27 
 
 — White elephant ; or, the hunters of Ava. . 171.28 
 Daltons ; or, tbree roads in life. Le'S'er (C.) 223.36 
 Dame Nature and her three daughters. Saintdte 
 
 (X. B.) 244.81 
 
 Damsel of Darien. Simms (W. G.) .... 2-5.3.51 
 Dana (R. H.i Idle mau, a tale. . . v. 1 of 5026.09 
 "D.anbury news man." See Bailey (James M. ) 
 Danger in the dark. Kelson (L) .... 226.33 
 Danger ; or, wounded in the house of a friend. 
 
 Arthur (T. S.) 123.07 
 
 Dangerfield's rest ; or, before the storm. Sed- 
 
 leyiH.) 171.30 
 
 D.ANGEROus game. Yates ^.) 265.76 
 
 Dangerous guest. [«niin.] 171.36 
 
 Daniel (J//-.V. Mackenzie). Elsie's married Ufe. 171.31 
 
 — Marrying for money 17132 
 
 — Georgina Hammond 223.68 
 
 — Our guardian • . . . . 223.68 
 
 Daniel Deronda. Eliot (George) 186.32 
 
 Danish fairy legends and tales. Andersen (H. C. ) 122.08 
 
 Danvers papers. Yonge (C. M. ) 265.49 
 
 D'Arblat (F. B.) See Arblay (F. B. d'). . . 171.34 
 Dare (Shirley). See Dunning (Susani. 
 
 Darien ; or, the merchant prince. Warburton 
 
 (E.) 262.52 
 
 Daring exploits and perilous adventures, [anon.l 921.13 
 Dark night's work. G.askell (E. C. ) . . . 194.04 
 D.ARKNESS and daylight Holmes (M. J.) . . 213.49 
 Darling (M.G.) Buttles at home 171.44 
 
 — In the world ; sequel to Battles at home. . 171.45 
 
 Darnley. James (G. p. R.) 215.49 
 
 D^VERELL Slarkham. Br.addon (M. E.) . . . 135.36 
 DAHRYLLGap. Townsend (V. F. ) .... 261.45 
 Dasent (G. W.) Annals of an eventful life. . 171.40 
 
 — Laly Sweetapple ; or, three to one. . . . 171.35 
 
 — Story of Gi.sli, the outlaw 171.38 
 
 — Popular tales from the Nor.se 171.39 
 
 — Story of the burnt Nj-vl. From the Icelandic. 145.26 
 Dash ( La comtesse), pseud. See S.unt-Mars (N. C. de 
 
 C. de). 
 Dashes at life with a free pencil. Willis (N. P.) 5076.27 
 
 Dashwood priory. May (E. J.) 231.49 
 
 Daudet (.-ilphouse). New Don Quixote ; or, wonderful 
 
 adventures of Tartarin of Tarascom. . . 171.52 
 
 — Sidouie. From the French 171.66 
 
 Daughter of an Egyptian king. Ebers (G.) . 181.42 
 D-iUGHTER of Bohemia. Reid (Chri.sliau). . 242.79 
 D.AUGHTER of an empress. Ml'hlbach (L. ) . . 2:i2.68 
 
 D.IUGHTER of Heth. Black (W.) 134.36 
 
 Daughter of night. Fullom (S. W.) . . . 193.17 
 
 Davenport Dunn. Lever (C.) 223.39 
 
 David Coppertield. Dickens (C.) .... 173.25 
 D.AVID Elgiubiod. MacDonald (George) . . 224.82 
 David Lloyd's last will. Stketton (H. ) . . . 171.53 
 
 Davies(T. ) Losing to win 176.22 
 
 Davis (C. E. K.) A christmas story. . . . 171.42 
 
 — Gran 'ly Bright's blanket 171.56 
 
 Davis (J.) First settlers of Virginia. A historical 
 
 novel 171.41 
 
 Davis (L. Clarke). A str.anded ship. . . . 171.-13 
 Davis i.V/s. R. H.) Dallas Galbraith. . . . 172.02 
 
 — Captain's story, [fn Little classics, v. 2] . . . . 2-26.84 
 
 — Faded leaf of history. [/« Little classics, v. 10.] . 226.97 
 — -John Audross 172.04 
 
 — Kitty's choice 172.03 
 
 — Margret Howth 172.01 
 
 — Waiting for jhe verdict 172.06 
 
 D.AWN and twilight, [anon.] 2v 172.08 
 
 Dawn (From) to daylight. Beecher ( 3//-.s\ TI. W. ) 133.10 
 Dawson (Flora). Princes, public men, and pretty 
 
 wom:^n 171.54 
 
 Day (Reii. Lai Behari). Govanda Sdmanta ; or, history 
 
 of a Bengal Riiyat 1031.24 
 
 D.iY (Thomas). Hi.sto y of Sanford and Merlon. 172.09 
 
 Day's ride. Lever (Charles) 223.40 
 
 Days of Bruce. Aguilar (G.) 114.08 
 
 Days of my life. Oliphant (M. O. W. ). . . 234.10 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 FICTION: Days to Diary. 
 
 475 
 
 Days of .shoddy. Mobford (Henrj-). . . . 232.20 
 
 De\o alive. Colliss (W. Wilkie) 1(32.17 
 
 De.vi> f^ii3st. ZslHokke iH. ) 21)5.57 
 
 Bevd riie) lake, and othrr tales. Heyse iP. ) 212.1)5 
 
 Dead leltsr. Seoley K gister, jiseuil. of Vii"i\m (.lA-.v. 
 
 M. V. F.) ■. . . 2i;2.12 
 
 Dead marquise (The), a rjmaue?. Kip (L. ) . 22(>.:U 
 
 Dead mail's shoes. Braddox (M. E. ) . . . 141.01! 
 
 Dead sea I'viiit. Briddon- (il. E.) . . . . 13').:i:{ 
 
 DEADSJCr.'t. COLLIXS (W. W.) I(il0(! 
 
 Dead sii aud other stories. Gabrett (E. ), pseud. 19(1.01 
 
 Dead to the worLl. Detlef iCirl) 176.05 
 
 Dealinqs with the fairies. MacDonald (Geo. ) 185. Ill 
 Dean's daughter. Gore ( .l/cs. 0. ) 2 v. . . 211.17 
 
 De.ixe (Millv). Miii-jry 172.55 
 
 De.U! lady D,sda;ii. McCarthy (J. ) . . . 227.25 
 Debe!Jha5i's vow. Edw.vrds (A. B.) .... 182.;i4 
 
 Debit and credit. Freytao (G.) 19J.U2 
 
 Deborah's diary; a sequel to "Mary Powell." 
 
 MvN.viNG (A.) 225.31 
 
 Decameron. Boccaccio (G.) ...;.. 5021.02 
 
 De Cressy. ['(uoii.] 173.01 
 
 Deep dowu. BALLAxrYNE (R. M.) .... 131.29 
 
 Deep waters. Druby (A. H.) 17.5.20 
 
 Deerbrook. Martineau (H. ) 231.21 
 
 Deerinos of Medbuiy. Townsend (V. F.) . 261.98 
 
 Deerslayeb. Cooper (.J. F.) -103.23 
 
 Deeb-stalkees. Hebbeet (H. W.) .... 4017.19 
 De Foe (D.iuijI). Novels, etc. vU. : — 
 
 Captaiu Singleton, v. 3 Sinai.na 
 
 Colonel .Jack, v. 5 .5032.05 
 
 Great fire in Loudon, v. 5 50:12.05 
 
 Life and adventucea of Mrs. Christian Davis, v. 8. 503J.08 
 
 Life or Mr. Duncan Campbell, v. 19 5ll;l2.19 
 
 Memoirs of a cavalier [Col. .\udrew Newport], v. 6 50:12. 0(J 
 Memoir:* of Capt. Ueorge Carletou, v. 8. . . . 5032. OH 
 
 Moll FlLinders. v. i 5032.04 
 
 New voyage round the world, v. 7 5032.07 
 
 Plague in L mdon, v. 9 5i>:>2.09 
 
 Robinson Crusoe, v. 1. 2 5U32.01 
 
 lioxaua, or the fortunate mistress, v, 11. . . . 5032.11 
 
 — Kobiiison Crusoe 172.11 ; ."i037.lt 
 
 — Works selected 5037.14 
 
 Ciintf-nts : Robinson Crusoe. Colonel Jack. Memoirs of a 
 cavalier. Duncan Campbell. PUgue in Loudon. Appari- 
 tion of Mrs. Veal. 
 
 De Foix : llth century. Bbay ( .!//•.<;. A. E.) . 141.30 
 
 De Fonbl.anque (Albany). A family tree. . . 172.60 
 
 De Fobe-st (.J. W. ) Honest John Vance. . . 176.37 
 
 — Kate Beaumont. 172.49 
 
 — Liusou tragedy. [/« Little classics, t. 3.] 226.85 
 
 — Oierl and 172.48 
 
 — Playin;^ the niischi?f. 172.45 
 
 — Si?acliff, or the mysteries of the Westervelts. 172. 12 
 
 — Miss Ravenel's conversion from secession. . 172.13 
 
 — Weth.rel affar 172.50 
 
 Deformed. Marsh (.Wca-. A. C. ) In her Two 
 
 old men'.s t»les 225.70 
 
 Delapl.vine. or sacrifice of Irene. 'Walwobth 
 
 (M. T.) 202.70 
 
 De la Kame (li. 1 See K.ame (L. de la). 
 Dele.)N (.l/j/je **•). Under the ban : a tale of 
 
 the 19th century 231.43 
 
 DeLeon(E.) Askaios Kassis, the Copt. . . 172.39 
 De IjIefde (ZJei?. J, ) Goldoncap.de. . . . 223. S2 
 
 — Galama, or the beggars 176.20 
 
 — Maid of Stra'.sund : a story of the Thirty years' 
 
 war 172..59 
 
 Del'Oeme. Jaiies (G. p. K.) 215. .50 
 
 Demerara. M.iRTiNEAiT ( llaiTiet) 231.28 
 
 De Mille (J.) American baron 172.51 
 
 — Babes in the wood : a tr,igic comedy. . . . 172.02 
 
 — '-B. O. W. C." series, (i t. . . '. . . . 17J.34 
 
 1. The B. O. W. C I 4. Fire in the woods. 
 
 2. Boysot tirand preschool. 5. Picket! up adrift. 
 
 3. Lost iu the log. | tj. Treasure of the Kcas. 
 
 — Comedy (A) of terrors 172.54 
 
 — Cord and creese 172.33 
 
 — Ciyptogram 172.40 
 
 — Dodge club, or Italy in 1859 172 32 
 
 — Lady of the ice 17U.35 
 
 — Living link 172. (iO 
 
 — Lily aud the cross. A tale of Acadia. . . 172.01 
 
 — Open (An) question 17C.13 
 
 — Young Dodge club. v. 1-3. ...... 172.41 
 
 1. Among the brigands. | 3. Winged lion ; or, storieil 
 '2. The seven hills. | of Venice. 
 
 Demster (C. ) Iseulte 210.14 
 
 — Vera 20J.9:t 
 
 Dene Hollow. Wood (.V>-s. H.) 204.70 
 
 Denis Don lie. Thomas (.\nnie) 201.11 
 
 Deni-i DuvaL Thackeray (W. M.) . . . . 2r„5.35 
 
 Denise. Clabke ^C. C.) 2 v 173.02 
 
 Denison (J/i-.s.M.A., ici/"co/C.W. ) Gracie Amber. 173.04 
 
 — Old Hepsy. . . . " 173.00 
 
 — Lover's trials 173.05 
 
 — Victor Norman, rector 172.31 
 
 Denounced (The). Banim (M.) 132.33 
 
 De profundis. Gilbert (W.) 194.28 
 
 De QiuNCEY (Thomas). 'The avenger, and other 
 
 papers 172.27 
 
 — Flight of a Tartar tribe. [In his Narrative papers. 
 
 V. 1, 1S53.] 2522.10 
 
 — Klosterheim, or the masque 172 28 
 
 — Spanish nun, and Household wreck. . . . 2522.10 
 
 Debby (Aleck). Ida Goldwin 172.07 
 
 Debby (George H.) Pha-nixiaua 173.08 
 
 — The Squibob p:ipers 173.09 
 
 De Rohan. Sue(E.) 254.35 
 
 Derbick (Francis), pseuil. See Notley (Mrs. ) 
 
 Des Chesxez (Buro)iue E. Martineuu). Lady Green 
 
 Satiu and her maid Rosette 153.37 
 
 Desebt home. Reid (M. ) 242.45 
 
 Deserted mill. Llewellyn (E. L.) .... 224.12 
 Deserticd wife. Southworth uV/s.E. D. E. N.) 253.27 
 
 Desk aud debit. Optic (Oliver) 112.41 
 
 Deslonde ( .1/r.s-. D. ) Miller of Silcott mill. . 172.65 
 Despaed (Mrs. M. C. ) Chaste as ice, pure as 
 
 snow 170.26 
 
 Despebate remedies. Hakdy (T. ) . . . . 216.36 
 Destiny ; or. the chief s daughter. Feekiee (M. ) 
 
 3 V 191.19 
 
 De Stoltz {Mine.) See Stoltz (Mine.- de). 
 Desultory man. Jajies (G. P. R. ) . . . . 215.51 
 Detecthe and the scmnambulist. Pinkekton 
 
 (A.) 230.12 
 
 Dethkoned heiress. Duptrr (E. A.) . . . . 181.44 
 Detlef (Carl), pscml. See Baueb (Karoline). 
 Detboit Free Press man. See Lewis (C. B. ) 
 
 De Vane. Hilliaed (H. W.) 213.33 
 
 Devait-t's mills. Jones (C. H.) 21(5.70 
 
 Deverevx. Bulwer-Lytton (Sir E. L. ) . . 144.03 
 De Vigny (.K.) Cinq Mars ; an hist, romance. 172.30 
 Devil oa two sticks. Le Sage (A. R.) In Novelist's 
 
 libnvry, v. 2 233.53 
 
 Devil's chain. JenktnsiE.) 210.51 
 
 De\il'sioo!. Dudevant ( J/hic .\. Ij. A. D. ) . 175.03 
 Dew all (— van). A great lady. From the German, 
 
 bv M. S. '. 20(i.71 
 
 De Wille (E.) Joban-ies Olnf. 170.24 
 
 De Wette ( \V. M. L. ) See Wette ( W. M. L. de. 1 
 De Witt (.Mine.) Motherless, or a Parisian family. 1 72. 40 
 
 — A French country family 173.11 
 
 Dlalogues. Abbott (J. ) Hai-jier's story books, 
 
 V. 8 210.99 
 
 Diamond cross. Phillip.s ( W. B. ) . . . . 211.14 
 Diamond cut diamond ; a story of Tascan life. 
 
 Trollope(T. A.) 201.87 
 
 Diamond on the hearth. James (M. ) . . . 215.SS 
 
 Diamond rose. Tytleb (Sarah) 202.35 
 
 Diana Carew. Fobeester ( .)/r.s-. ) 190.41 
 
 Di.AN.v's crescent. Mannin-o (Miss -Anne). . . 224.99 
 
 DuNA of Meri.lor. Dumas (.\.) 175.10 
 
 DiABY (A). Bremer (F.) 111.18 
 
 Diary of a late physician. Warrf.n (S. ) 3 v. 203.30 
 
 Same. 2 v. " 2U3.2S 
 
 Daiey of C. Jeames de la Pluche, Esq. Thackeray 
 
 (W. M.) Miscellanies, v. 1 255.6I 
 
 Dur.Y of amilliner Oris (Kelle). [Woods (C.H.)] 234.34 
 Diary of brother B irtholoiuew. Charles (.Wis. 
 
 E.) 153.07 
 
 Diary of Mrs. Ki tv Trevylv.in. Charles (J/m. 
 
 E.) ...■..".' 153.08 
 
 In asking lor books, use the •• Book Orders," giving the AOTHOB'S KAME, the llrst part of the TITLE, and the NU.MBER.
 
 476 
 
 FICTION : Diavola to Dr. Austin. 
 
 DiAvoiiA ; or, nobody's daughter. Bbaddon (M. 
 
 E.) 135.22 
 
 Diaz (3/re. A. M.) William Henry Letters. . 174.41 
 
 — Liiey Maiia 174.43 
 
 — Schonlmistev'fi trunk, containing papers. . 174.40 
 
 — Story book for the children 174.3',l 
 
 — Will, am Henry and his friends 174.42 
 
 Dick Duncan. Lancewood (L. ) [WisE(D. )] . 22'2.81 
 
 Dick Markham. Smith (J. F.) 252.78 
 
 Dick O i.slow among the red skins. Kingston 
 
 (W. H. G.) . ' 222.09 
 
 Dick Tarleton. Smith (J. F.) 251.87 
 
 Dick Wilson, the rnmseller's victim. Cornyn 
 
 iJ. K.) lfi.5.08 
 
 Dickens (Charles) B.irnaby Budge. . . . 173.14 
 
 — Bleak house 173.11) 
 
 — Child pictures from Dickens 173.20 
 
 — Christmas books 173 21 
 
 Coiiti-nts : A Christmas carol. The chimes. Orit-ket on 
 the hearth. Tlie battle of lite. The hauuted inau aud the 
 ghost's bargain. The Holly tree iiiD. A Christmas tree. 
 
 — Christmas carol, as condensed by himself for his 
 
 readings 174.21 
 
 — Christmas stories. 2 v 173.2J 
 
 C'tnttnts : v. 1. A Christmas carol. The chimes. Cricket 
 
 ou the hearth. Battle of liie. 2. The hauuted raau and 
 
 ! the ghost's barg.iiu The wreck of the Golden Mary. The 
 
 [ seven poor travellers. Nine new stories by the Christmas 
 
 ^ tree. 
 
 Note. — The wreck of the Golden Mary and Nine new 
 stories, are wrongly ascribed to Dickens. 
 
 — Cyclopedia of [his] best thoughts, compiled 
 
 by F. G. de Fontaine. 1873 17C.01 
 
 — David Copperfield 173.25 
 
 — Dialogues and dr.imas from Dickens. A.T.inged by 
 
 W. E. Fette. 2 V 174.33 
 
 — Dr. Marigold's proscriptions : new Christmas 
 
 story 174.31 
 
 — Dombuy and son 173.27 
 
 — Great expectations 173.30 
 
 — Hard times. [In New storie.s.] 174.04 
 
 ^ Same 173. Itl 
 
 — Holly-tree inn ; and other stories 174.32 
 
 Contents: Holly tree inn. Seven poor travellers. New 
 stories by the chiistmas fire. Message from the sea. 
 Wreck ot tile Golden Mary. 
 
 — Huut d down and other pieces 173.13 
 
 — L.implighter'.s .story, and other uouvellettes. 173. 3(j 
 
 jVof'T.— Same as 'Short stories.' below; with the addi- 
 tional pieces. ' Hunted down,' 'Lamplightei- s story,' and 
 'Hauuted house.' 
 
 — Little Dirrit. 2v 173.31 
 
 — Mirtin Chuzzlewit. 2v 173.33 
 
 — Mister Humphrey's clock 174.08 
 
 — Message from the sea ; and Uncommercial 
 
 traveller 174.01 
 
 — Mrs. Lirriper'a legacy 174.02 
 
 — Mrs. Lirriper's lodgings 174.03 
 
 — New stjrie.s. 171.01 
 
 Contents. Hard tiuies. Pictures from Italy. 
 
 — Mystery of Elwin Drool 17,3.39 
 
 Note — For a so-called .sequel, see John Jasper's secret. 173.40 
 
 Same. [With a so-called part 2, by T. P. James, 
 
 a '■ medium."] 173.41 
 
 — Nicholas Nickleby 174.05 
 
 — Old curio.sity shop 174.(18 
 
 — No thoroughfare 1'73.37 
 
 — Oliver Twi.st 174.12 
 
 — Our mutual ftiend 174.15 
 
 Same. Condensed by R. Johnson. . . 15(5.02 
 
 — Pickwick papers 174.21 
 
 — Short stories 174.2.3 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Begsing-letler writer. 
 
 Bdi St ckiug, 
 
 " Birtli. Mrs. Meeks. of aaon.' 
 
 Chil Is dre.im of a star. 
 
 Child's story 
 
 Christinas tree. 
 
 Detective police. 
 
 Down with the tide. 
 
 Plight (A). 
 
 Ghost ot art. 
 
 Long voyage. 
 
 Lying awake. 
 
 Monument (A) of French folly. 
 
 Noble savage. 
 
 Ou duty with inspector Field. 
 
 Our bore. 
 
 Our EngliMh watering-place. 
 
 Our French watering-place. 
 
 Our honorable friend. 
 
 Our school. 
 
 Our vestry. 
 
 Out of the season. 
 
 Out of town. 
 
 Plated article (A). 
 
 Poor man's tale of a patent. 
 
 Poor relation's story. 
 
 Prince bull ; a fairy tale. 
 
 Three detective anecdotes. 
 1, The pair of gloves. 2. Tiio 
 artful touch. 3, The sola. 
 
 Walk in a workhouse. 
 
 Sketches by Boz 174. 2G 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Charaeters : 
 Cliristmas dinner. 
 Dancing academy. 
 Hospital patient. 
 Plaiting a night of it. 
 Misplaced attachment of Mr. 
 
 J. Dounce. 
 Miss Evans and the eagle. 
 Mistaken milliner ; a tale of 
 
 ambition. 
 New year. 
 Parlor orator. 
 Prisoners' van. 
 Shabby genteel people. 
 Tlionghts about people. 
 Scenes : 
 Astley's. 
 Brokers' and marine store- 
 
 shnps. 
 Criminal courts. 
 Doctors' commons. 
 Early coaches. 
 First of May. 
 Gin shops. 
 Green\vich fair. 
 Hackuey-coftch stands. 
 Lust cab driver, and the first 
 
 omnibus cad. 
 London recieations. 
 Meditations in Monmouth 
 
 street. 
 Omnibuses. 
 Parliamentary sketch. 
 Pawnbroker's shop. 
 Piivate tlieatre. 
 Public dinners. 
 
 River (The). 
 Scotland-yard. 
 Seven dials. 
 
 Shops aud their tenants. 
 Streets (The). 
 Vauxhall-g.irdens by day. 
 Visit to Newgate. 
 Seven sl;eteltes from our parish : 
 Beadle (The), 
 Broker's man. 
 Curate (The), 
 Election for beadle. 
 Four (The) si^ters, 
 Half-pay (The) captain. 
 Ladies' societies. 
 Old lady. 
 
 Our next door neighbor. 
 Parish engine. 
 Schoolmaster. 
 Taes: 
 
 Black vail (The). 
 Bloonisbury christening. 
 Boarding-lionse. 
 Drunkard's death. 
 Great Winglebnry duel. 
 Horatio Si-arkins. 
 Mr. Minus and his cousin. 
 Mrs, Joseph Porler. 
 Pantomime of life, 
 P.iHsage in the life of Mr. 
 
 Walkius Tottle. 
 Public life ol Mr. Tulrunible, 
 
 once mayor of Mudfog. 
 .Sentiment. 
 
 Steam (The) excur.^ion. 
 Tuggs at Ramsgate (The). 
 
 — Somebody's luggage 174,28 
 
 — 'I'ale of two cities 174,29 
 
 — Tom Tiddler's ground 174.30 
 
 — Uncommercial traveller. Master Humphrey's clock. 
 
 New Christmas stories. General index of chr.r- 
 acters 174.34 
 
 — (Elilor). Pic-nic papers. By various hands. 174,18 
 
 — Sre PiEKCE (G. A.) Tlie Dickens dictionary. 174:11 
 Dickinson (Anna E, ) What answer? . . . 174.38 
 Dikes and ditches. Adams (W,T,) .... 112.18 
 
 DiLEM.M-i (Thei. Ches.ney (G.) 153.39 
 
 DiiiiTEi Koudine. '1 oukoeneff (I. S. ) . . 26(1.66 
 DijiiTUY (Charles). Guilty or not guilty, [^oioh.] 211.85 
 DiNGELSTEDr (Fiauz). 'i'he Amazon. . . . 174.37 
 
 Dinah. Moore (M. A.) 232.22 
 
 Dion and the Sybils ; a nov.l. Keon (M. G.) 226.18 
 DisCABDED daughter. Southworth (Mrs. E. D. 
 
 E. N.) 253.28 
 
 Disc-\EDED wife. DrrrY (Eliza A.) .... 186.22 
 DisCAi:DED wife (Thrown on the w»)ild ; or, the). 
 
 Clay (Bertha M.) l.'iS.SS 
 
 Disgrace to the famdy. Jerrcld (W. B, ) . . 221.33 
 
 Disosway (E. T. ) Sonth meudows 176.02 
 
 Disowned. BuLWER I.ytton iE.G,E,L.,/oif/ i;yHoH)144.04 
 Disponent (The I. E.istlake (im/j/). in. /ler Livoniau 
 
 tales. . . ' -;1'11 
 
 DisR.AEi,i (Benjamin). Alioy. . . . 174.51 ; 175.01 
 -- Coniugsbv 174.,54 ; 175.02 
 
 — Coutarini" Fleming 174.53 ; 175.03 
 
 — Henrietta Temple • 175.04 
 
 — Ixion in heaven. Infernal maniage. Count Alarcos. 
 
 Popamlla 174.46 
 
 — Lothair 174.49 
 
 A'oic— Sec '"Maccallum' Lothair : [a satire,] . . 174,56 
 
 — Else of Iskander. . . 174.48 
 
 — — Same. {In Little elastics, v. 6.] . . 226.87 
 
 — Sybil. 174,51 ; 175.05 
 
 — Tancred 174,52 ; 175.0G 
 
 — Vinetia 171.44 ; 174.52 
 
 — Vivian Grey IV.5.08 
 
 — Young duke 174.45 ; 174.53 
 
 Dixon (/if 11. — ). Broken columns 142.08 
 
 Doctor BasUius. Dumas i A.) 175.51 
 
 Doctor Antonio: a tale of Italy. Euffini (G.) 244.44 
 Dr. Austin's guests. Gilbert (W.) .... 194.35 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 FICTION : Doctor Birch to Dumas. 
 
 477 
 
 DocTon Birch and his young friends. Thackeray 
 
 (W. M.) -^boMi 
 
 Doctor Faustus. [Tn Thoms (\V. J.) E.irly English 
 
 prose romances, v. 3, 18ifS.] "JUi.Ji 
 
 Same, [/li Koscoe(T. ) Grir.u. nov., v. I, 
 
 1S2(; 211. k; 
 
 Doctor Hiiok well. Armixage (.¥ci'. Uob rtl. 3511. 0'J 
 Doctor Howell's family. Uoodwi.n (II. B. ) . 2U. 12 
 Doctor Jacob. Edw.uids (M. BeulUami. . . 182.10 
 Doctor Johns. Mitchell (IJ. G.) 2 v. . . 232.01 
 Doctor Marigold's prrfScnpt.on-5. Dickhns (C. ) 171.31 
 Doctor Oldham at (jreystoue i. UenrviC. S. ) 212.87 
 Doctor Ox, aud other stories. VERNa (J. ) . 2i;6 80 
 
 Doctor Thome. Trollope (A. ) 261. 5t> 
 
 Doctor Vankyke. •Cooke(J. K. i I(j2.2(i 
 
 Doctor Wainwright's patient, Y.vtes (E.) . 2^15.71 
 Doctor Wilmer's love. Lee (M.>r,'iret). . . 222.73 
 Doctor's daughter. May (Sojiliie .[Clarke (R.S. )]226.(i0 
 Doctor's dilemma. .Stretton (H. i . . . . 2-J5.U0 
 Doctor's family. Oliph\nt (.)//. v. M. 0. W.) . 231.70 
 
 Doctor's wife. Buaddon (M. E.) 13.5 2! 
 
 DoDD family abroad. Lever iC.) 3 v. . . . 223.13 
 Dodge (Mai-y Abigail). Child wo. 11. . . . 171.">8 
 
 — Ked-letter days ia Applethorpe 17o. U) 
 
 — Little folk life 17i..5V» 
 
 Dodge (Mary ilapes). A few friends, anl how they 
 
 amused themselves 175.18 
 
 — Hiins Briuker 175.19 
 
 — Tlie Irvington stories 171.00 
 
 — Theophilus and others 171.61 
 
 Xote. — The name of this authoress is {^iveu us Mary E. 
 Dodge in some of her works. 
 Dodge Club (The). De Mille (.1.) .... 272.32 
 DoDusoN {Liec. C. L.) ['Ljwis Carroll.'] Alice's ad- 
 ventures ia wonderland 151.33 
 
 — Through the lookuij;-glass 151.31 
 
 Doe (Charles H.) Buffets 171.02 
 
 D0E.STICSS, aud what he says. Thompson ( M. M. ) 201.31 
 Doo Crusoe, a tale of the prairies. Ballanty-nti: 
 
 (K. M.) 131.18 
 
 Dog fieud, or Snarley-yow. Makrtat(F. ) . 223.03 
 DoHERTY (Morgan). See McGinn (\Vm. ) 
 Doing and dreaming. Mayo (.1/c.s-. I. F.) . . 196.0.3 
 Doing his best. Trowbridge (J. T. ) ... 200.21 
 
 Doings ia Maryland 175.11 
 
 Doings of tlie Bodley family. Scddder iH. E.) 251.01 
 Dollars and cents. Warner (A. B.) 2 v. . 26.i.01 
 
 Dolores. Forrester (Mrs.) 19l>.21 
 
 DoMBEY and sou. Dickens (C.) 2 v. . . . 173.27 
 Dominie's (The) son. Jones (.J. H.) .... 221.31 
 Don Caklos. Saint Real (C. V. de). . . . 171.01 
 
 Don Quixote. Cervantes (M. de) 151.19 
 
 DoNi (A. F.) Novels v. 3 of 211.22 
 
 Dora. K.wanagh (Julia) 221.18 
 
 Dora Darliug, or daughter of the regiment. Austin 
 
 (J. G.) 12/5.19 
 
 Dora Deane and.Maggie Miller. Holmes (M. J.) 213.50 
 Dorothy Fox. [anon. Parr (.IfiVv L. )] . . . 2.35.52 
 Dorr (JIis. J. C. E.) Expiation 170.07 
 
 — Laamere 175.12 
 
 — Sibyl Hunliugtou 175.13 
 
 Dotty Dimple stories. See Clarke (R. S. ) 
 
 Double marriage, or White lits.UE.iDE iC. ) . 212.24 
 Double pliy. or how Joj Hardy chosj his friends. 
 
 EverethW. ) 181.12 
 
 Double story. M.icdonai.d (G. ) 227. 8;l 
 
 Double wedding. Warfield (.l/cs-. C. .\.) . 202.05 
 
 Doubly false. Stephens ( .\. S. ) 253. 06 
 
 Douglas (Amanda M. ) Claudia 175.15 
 
 — Drifted asunder ; or, the tidi- of fate. . . 170.32 
 
 — Home DO ik ; or, the crown of duty. . . . 17i'i.33 
 
 — In trust ; or Dr. Bertram's houseliold. . . 175.16 
 
 — Lucia: her problem 171. SO 
 
 — Maidenhood series. Seven daughters. . . 170.31 
 — • Nelly Kinnard's kingdom 170.31 
 
 — Old woman who lived iu a shoj 17r>.35 
 
 — Syilnie Adriance 175.09 
 
 — Stephen Dane 175.17 
 
 — There's no place like home. [.Same as the ' Old 
 
 woman who lived iu a shoe.'] .... 175.22 
 
 — With fate against him 175.23 
 
 Douglas (Marian). l'( ter and PoUy, or home life in 
 
 New England a hundred years a.;o. . . 171.57 
 
 Douglas (R.) Adveutures of a medical student. 17.1.14 
 
 Dove in tlie eagle's nest. Yo.ncse (il/i.vs C. M.) 205.31 
 
 Dower-house. Thomas (Aiiniei 261.11 
 
 Down in lennessee. Kikke ,Edmundl. [Gilmore 
 
 (J- I!)] 195.05 
 
 Down the Rhine. [Adams (W. T.)] . . . . 112.32 
 
 Down the river. [Ad.\ms(W. T. )] 113.13 
 
 Down the river ; or piactical les.vons under the code 
 
 duello. By an amateur, [khoh.] . . . 170.36 
 Downing (Major Jitck). See .-^mith (Seba). 
 
 Dk.\ma iu Pokevdle. Field i J. M.) .... 261.01 
 
 Draytons and the DavtnarOs. Cn.UiLES (Mi:<!. E.) 153.05 
 
 Dream children. Sctdder iH. E.) .... 251.03 
 
 Dream chintz. M.ickirness iM. A.) . . . . 241.27 
 
 Dreamland by daylight. Che-sebuo' (C. ) . . 153.28 
 
 Dream-life. Mitchell (D. G.) 232.03 
 
 Dre.«i-numders. Trollope (T. A.) .... 261.83 
 
 Dreamthorp. Smith (A. 1 In Little classics, v. 4. 220.86 
 
 Dred. Stowe (J/ra. H. B.I 2 V 251.17 
 
 DRrFTED asunder. Docglas (A. M.) . . . . 17().32 
 
 Drifting and steering. [Peebles (M. L. )] . 234.48 
 
 Drille (Hearten, U.S A.t, p.temt. See Gray (J.) 211.14 
 
 Driven from the path. Sm.\rt (Chailes). . . 256.32 
 
 Dri\t.n to sea. CuppLEs (J/).v. G. ) .... 171.14 
 
 Droz (G. ) Around a sprmg 175.53 
 
 — Babolain 176.30 
 
 Drummer boy ; a story of Buruside's expedition. 
 
 Trowbridge (J. T. ) 202.09 
 
 Drury (Anna H. ) Deep waters 175.20 
 
 — Light aud shade ; or, the 3 ouiig artist. . . 175.22 
 
 — Mi.srepresfrUtation 175.21 
 
 — Story of a shower 175.65 
 
 Dubois (C.) Madame Agnes 177.01 
 
 Duchess of Rosemary lane. Fakjeon (B. L.) 196.08 
 
 DuDEvANT (A.L.A.D. )['GeorgeSand.'] Antoni». 175.32 
 
 — Cesariue Dietrich 175.58 
 
 — Consuelo 175.24 
 
 — Countess of Rudolstadt. Sequel to Consuelo. 175.25 
 
 — Devil's pool (The) 175.03 
 
 — Danchon the cricket 175.20 
 
 — Ha\)dsome Lawrence. Sequel to a Rolling 
 
 stone 175.61 
 
 — Indiana 175.28 
 
 — Jacques 175.29 
 
 — Jealousy, or Teverino 175.33 
 
 — Journeyman (The) joiner ; or companion of the lour 
 
 of France 175.63 
 
 — Last (The) Aldini 175.57 
 
 — Mile. Merquem 175.30 
 
 — Marqu s de Vdlemer 175.56 
 
 — Mauprat 175.31 
 
 — Miller of .^ngibault 175.55 
 
 — Monsieur Antoine 175.02 
 
 — Monsieur Sylvestre 175.34 
 
 — My sister Jtannie 175.35 
 
 — Rolling .'^tone 175.00 
 
 — Snow man 175.54 
 
 — Teverino. Sec Jealousy, above 175.33 
 
 DuDEVANT (J. F. M. A.) ['Maurice Sand.'] Cal- 
 
 lirhoe 244.98 
 
 DuGANNE ( A. J. H. ) The tennnt house. . . . 175.36 
 
 Duke of Monmouth. Griffin iG.) .... 211.78 
 
 Duke's (The) motto. Feval (Paul) 191.37 
 
 Dumas (Alexandre). 
 
 — Adventures ol a marquis 1S1.19 
 
 — Amaury 175.37 
 
 — Audree de Taverney 175.38 
 
 — Ascauio ; or, the scnlptor's apprentice. . . 175.39 
 
 — Beau Tancred ; or, the marr.age verdict. . 181.40 
 
 — Black tulip 175.47 
 
 — Captain Paul 175.48 
 
 — Castle of Soudet 175.40 
 
 — Chateau Rouge. [ ]V;ili Qneen's necklace.] 181. 10 
 
 — ChevaUer (The). Conclusion of memoirs of a physi- 
 
 cian. 181. .37 
 
 — Chevalier de Maisou Rouge 175.49 
 
 — Chevalier d'Harmental ; or, love and con- 
 
 spiracy 175.41 
 
 — Conscript ; a tale of war 1 75. 42 
 
 In asking for books, use tUe " Bool( Orler," giviug the AUniOB'S N.-VilE, tUe first pari of the TITLE, auj the NDUBER.
 
 478 
 
 FICTION : Dumas to Edwards. 
 
 DcM.is (Alexandre), conlinued. 
 
 — CouspiKitors 175.50 
 
 — Coiint of Monti Christo 175.43 
 
 — Cjimbof Moi-et; or, Kichelieu ami his friends. 17o.(i4 
 
 — Countess of Cli:iruy ; or, tlie fall of the French 
 
 mnnarchy 175.45 
 
 — Diana of Mtiridor; the lady of Monsoreau. . 175.4ij 
 
 Xot>\ — I'Ue Ist uf a sei-ies. embracing— 'J, Marguerite de 
 Talois : 3, Forty-five guardsmuu. 
 
 — DiciorBijilius 175.51 
 
 EdrnonJ Daate^) ; sequel to Monte Caristo. 175.44 
 
 -Foresters l«l-01 
 
 — Forty-five guarJsjien 181.02 
 
 — Hor.or.sof I'ans Ibl.l7 
 
 A'.ifa.— Coucliisiou of Mohicans of Paria. 
 
 — Ingenue ; or, the death of Marat 181.41 
 
 — Iron hand ;or, the liniglit of Maul.^ox . . 181.03 
 
 — Iron masli ; or, Eaoul do Bra,^ Ijune. . . 181.04 
 
 — Isabel of B ivaria ; or, the chr juielei of France for 
 
 the reigu of Charles VI 181.05 
 
 — Lauise de la Vallicre • . . . 181.00 
 
 — Ljve aad liberty 181.13 
 
 — Marguerite da Valois 181.07 
 
 — Memoirs of a physician 181.08 
 
 JVote.—Iha 1st of a series, iucliidiog— 2, Q leeu's neck- 
 lace : 3. Sii years later : -1, Countess de Cliaiuy ; 6, Au- 
 dree de Tavei'iiey : 8, Chevalier de M.ii30Q- Rouge. 
 
 • — Mohicans of Pads 181.09 
 
 Kote.^For concUision, see Horrors of Paris. 
 
 — Nanou ; or, woujn's war 181.41 
 
 — Page of the D. ike of Savoy 181.14 
 
 — Qaeeu's necklace 181.10 
 
 — Regent's daughter. '2(5.95 
 
 — Six years later ; or, taking of the B.istile. . . 181.11 
 
 — Three mu -ike teers, [or Tliree gurrdsuiea]. . 181.12 
 
 JV(?((:.— The l9t of a series, eoibraciutj— 2, Twenty years 
 after ; 3, Bragoloime, the sou of Athos ; 4, Iiou mask ; 5, 
 Louise de la Valiiei-a. 
 
 — Twenty years after 181.15 
 
 — Twin captaius. [.s'u)i» «.? Twin lieutenants.] 175.52 
 
 — Twin li uiteuants ; or, .soldier's bride. . . 181.10 
 
 — Two Dianas ; an historical romaace. . . . 181.00 
 
 — Vicointe de Bragelouae, or ten years later. 
 
 2 V 181.33 
 
 DnMis /i(s- (A.) Annette ;orthelidy of the pe.irls. 175.li0 
 
 — Cimlle; or the fate of a oquette. . . . 175. 19J 
 DyuB love, Libussa, Meleohsala. Mos^ius (J. C. 
 
 A.) 151.13 
 
 Du.\io:<T (:ifs. J. L.l Life sketches 181.21 
 
 DuNiLLiM. Grace Kennedy. 221.58 
 
 Do.vciN Campbell. DeFoe^D.) 5037.14, .")032.19. 172.07 
 DuNLiP(\V. ) Memoir-! of a water driuker. . 181.20 
 Dl'puy (J/«s E. A.) All for love 181.45 
 
 — Cancelled will 181.32 
 
 — Claudestine marriage 181.30 
 
 — C inspirator (The) 181.22 
 
 — Cjuutry neighborhood 181.23 
 
 — ■ Dethroned heiress 181-44 
 
 — Discarded wife ; or. will she succe>d? . . 180.22 
 
 — Hidden sin. Sequel to the Dethroned heiress. 181.43 
 
 — Hiwhedidit .• . 181.30 
 
 — Michael Rudolph 181.31 
 
 — Mysterious guest 181.35 
 
 — New way to wiu a fortune. ...... 180.23 
 
 — Planter's daughter, [aiwii.] 241.35 
 
 — Was he guilty ? 180.24 
 
 — Who shall be victor? 181.34 
 
 — Why did he many her ? 181.29 
 
 DtJKsroN abbey. Trollope {T. .\. ) .... 21)1.80 
 DuruH dominie of Ihe Catskills. Muudoch (D. ) 233.11 
 Dutch in the Medway. M.\cp.\kl.vne (C. ) . . 221.(i2 
 
 Dutch pictures. S.iL.4. ( G. A. i 244.58 
 
 DaTCH-\i.vN's fireside. Paulding (J. K. ) . . "235.14 
 DwELtjEKS in five sisters court. Scuddeb (H. E. ) 251.00 
 Dy.sevor Terrace. Yoncje ^^[i.s^! C. M. ) 2 v. 205.32 
 E.iKL's daughter. Sewell (E. M.) . . . . 251.31 
 Eire's Dene. FR.iNtiLi.o-j iR. E.) .... 192.41 
 
 E.vrl's heir. Wood (J/.*-. Henry) 264.51 
 
 Eabl's secret. Pakdoe (J.) Snme an lin- Life 
 
 struggle.] 234.53 
 
 Early d.iwn ; Christian life in Englanl in the 
 
 olden times. [Charles {Mrs. E.)] . . 153.00 
 
 Early English p- ose roinr.nces. See Thoms (W. J.) 261.22 
 
 East Ljniue. Wood {jilrs. H. ) 204.52 
 
 E.tsTER ofllrmg. Bremer (F.) 141.17 
 
 Eastern tales. Caldcleugh (W. G.) . . . 145.32 
 Eastlake {Lady, wife of Sir V. L.) Livonian 
 
 tales 224.11 
 
 Contents : The Dispoueiit. The Wolves. The Jewa. 
 Eastwood (F. ), pseud. See Knevels ( iJrs. D. C. ) 
 Easy Nat, or the three ajiprcntices. Btimson 
 
 (A. L.) 254.06 
 
 Ebbtide. EEiD(Chiistion). [Fisher Jii'.v.v I'.C.)] 242.74 
 Ebers(G. ) The daughter of an Egyptii.n king. 181.42 
 
 Ebony idol, latum.] 181.26 
 
 EccE Feuiina ; or, the woman Zoe. Pine (Cuyler).241.3y 
 Eddies lound the rectory. \'ABEA"(Owtni. . 262.40 
 Eddy (D. C. ) \\ alter's torn- iu the East. 6 v. 1041.12 
 
 1. AValtei- iu Egypt. I 4 Walter in Damascus. 
 
 2. \\alter in Jerusalem. 5. ^^alter iu Constantinople. 
 
 3. Walter in Samaria. | 6. Waller iu Athens. 
 
 Edelweiss. Auekb.ach (B. ) . . . . ". . 124.15 
 Eden (E. ) The semi-attached coiijjle. [oKon.] 181.24 
 
 — Semi-detached bouse, [ojioii] 181.25 
 
 Edgar ( J. E.) Cressy and Poictiers. . . . 181.33 
 
 EDG.VB Clifton. Adams (C.) 112.08 
 
 Edoar Himtley, or memoirs of a sleep-walker. 
 
 Brown (0. B.) 143.08 
 
 Edgeworth (Maria). Frank 182.01 
 
 — Hairy nnd Lucy. 2v 182.03 
 
 — Mor.d tales. 2 v 182.05 
 
 — Parent's assistant 182.07 
 
 — PopiUar tales. 2 v. 182.08 
 
 — Rosamond, and other tales 182.10 
 
 — Tales and novels. 20 v. in 10. viz.: 
 
 1-2. Castle Rackreut. Essay on Irish bulls. EFsay on the 
 noble science ot selfjustifiiatiou. Marat tales: For- 
 rester. The Prusbiun Aabe. The good aunt. . 182.11 
 
 3 4. .Moral tales : Ai gelina, Gi od Frencli governess, 
 Madenioiselle Panache, The Knapsack, Lanie Jcrvas, 
 The Will, The Limerick gloves, Out ot debt out of 
 danger. The Lottery, Ki sauna 182.12 
 
 5-t) }'iqmlar tales: Murad the niihicky. The mauulac- 
 turers, 'Ihe contrast, The gr.'itelul negro. To-morrow. 
 Tales I'f fashionable tt/e : Ennui. The dun. . . 182.13 
 
 7-8. Tales oj fashionable life : Manoeuvring. Alnieria. 
 Vivian 182.14 
 
 9-10. .Same. Absentee. Madame de Fkury. Emilie de 
 Coulanges. Modern Griselda 182.15 
 
 11-12. Bchuda 182.16 
 
 13-14 Leonora. Letters on female education. . 182.17 
 
 15-16. Palrouage. Comic ttrainas : Love and law. Rose, 
 thistle, and shamrock 182.18 
 
 17-lM. Harrington. Thoughts on bores. Ormoi-d. 182.19 
 
 19-20. Helen 182.20 
 
 Edina or missing since n-iduight. Wood {Mrs. 
 
 H.) 264.94 
 
 Edinburgh tales. Ed. bj- Sirs. Johnstone. 3 v. 184.22 
 
 Edith Lyle. Holmes 1 3/r.v. M. J. ) .... 213.90 
 
 Edith's ministry. McKEE^•Eu (H. B.) . . . 224.80 
 Edmond Dantes, sequel to Monte Christo. Dumas 
 
 (.4.) 175.44 
 
 Edna Browning, cr the Lelghtoii homestead. 
 
 Holmes iM. J.) 213.72 
 
 Edward. Moore (J.) 2 v 505(;.01 
 
 Edw.U!D Colvil's joiiriinl. Putnam {Mrs. M. L. ) 241.70 
 
 Edw.ard Osborne (Colloquies of i. M.innino (A. ) 225.24 
 
 Edwakds (J/)-s. Annie). Archie Lovell. . . 182.21 
 
 — EsteUe 180.01 
 
 — Leah . a woman of fashion 182.43 
 
 — Miss Forrester 182.32 
 
 — Morals of May fair ; [or, Philip Earnscliffe]. 182.36 
 
 — Ordeal for wives 182. 38 
 
 — Ought we to visit her? 182.35 
 
 — Philip Earnscliffe 182.30 
 
 — Point of honor 182.44 
 
 — Stephen Lawrence, yeomnn 182. 31 
 
 — Susan Fielding 182. 33 
 
 — Vagabond heroine 182.37 
 
 Edw.uius (.!/;.« Amelia B.) 
 
 — Barbara's history 182. 22 
 
 — Delienham's vow 182.34 
 
 — Four-fit'teeu express. [/« Little classics, v. 8.] . . 226.95 
 
 — Half a mil. ion of money 182.23 
 
 Smie. 2v 182.24 
 
 -^ Hand and glove 182.26 
 
 Same, av 182.27 
 
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 FICTION : Edwardato Ersilia. 
 
 479 
 
 — In the days of my youth 182.39 
 
 — Li:vilder of life ; a heart history 182.28 
 
 — Miss Carew 182.29 
 
 — My brother's wife 182. :iO 
 
 Edw.vkds iM. B. ) Dr. Jacob 1S2. 10 
 
 — Kitty 18i. 11 
 
 — The Sylvesfres 182. 12 
 
 Edwauds" ^Rollin). Twice defeated, or the story of a 
 
 durk society in two countri's 18(i.05 
 
 Edwin Brothertot't. Wikthrop (T. ) . , . . 204.29 
 ED^VI:^ Drood iMvstery of). Dickens iC.) . . 173.39 
 Elian (Pierce). LadyMmd 181.27 
 
 — PilfTriins of the Thames 181.28 
 
 Egoi.eston (E. ) The circuit rider 1S4.39 
 
 — The end of the world 181.21 
 
 — Mysteiy of Metropolisville 181.31 
 
 — Hoosier schoolmaster 181.20 
 
 EoGLESTON (George Gary). The big brother ; a story 
 
 of Indian war 181.26 
 
 — Captjiiu Sam, or the boy scouts of 1811. [Big bro- 
 
 ther .series.] 181.29 
 
 — A man of honor 181.33 
 
 Eglantine. Tabor (Eliza) 251.70 
 
 Egypt : the romance of ancient history. 2 v. 211. 11 
 Eight cousins. Alcott (Louisa M.) . . . 122.33 
 Eighteen hunth-ed and twelve, or Napoleon's campaign 
 
 in Russia. RELLST.iB (L. ) 243.01 
 
 EiLOAuT (.)//.';. C. J. G.) The curate's discipline. 183.03 
 
 — From thistles — grapes 183.02 
 
 — The love that lived 18(!.18 
 
 EiRENE, or a woman's right. Ames (.Ifcs. M. C. ) 114.27 
 Ekboes from Kentucky in 1867. Nasby (Petro- 
 leum V.), p.s-en/7. o/ Locke (D. K. ) . . . 224.15 
 
 Elbow room. Adelek (Max), pseud, of Clark 
 
 (C. H,) • 113.18 
 
 El Buscapie. Castro (A. del 1.52.12 
 
 Elder I W.) Enchanted beauty, »•(«: 2524.01 
 
 Eleanor's victory. Br.\ddon (ilfos M. E.) . 135.24 
 Elective affinities. Goethe (J. W. vou). . . 195.18 
 
 Same 195.22 
 
 Elements of morality. Salzman (C. G. ) In Yonge (C. 
 
 M. ) Storehouse of stories, v. 2 265. 63 
 
 Elena, an Italian tale. Comyn (L. N.) . . . 161.34 
 
 Eleonore. Kothenfels (E. von) 244.24 
 
 Elephant club. Thompson (M. M.) . . . . 261.43 
 Elfred. Abbott (Jacob). Harper's story books, 
 
 v. 6 216.97 
 
 El Fureidis. Cummins (M. S. ) 171.10 
 
 Eli Perkins : his sayings. Landon (II. D. ) . 222.28 
 Elia. Feinan Caballero. Arrom (C.B. de F. de). 145.28 
 Eliot (George), p.tewl. Si-e Lewes ( J/r.s-. G. H.) 
 Eliza Woodson. Fabnham (Mrs. E. W.) . . 191.03 
 Elizabeth ; or exiles of Siberia. Coitin (Mine.) 165.11 
 
 Same 241.73 
 
 Elizabeth (Story of). Th.ackeray ( .l/is.s- A, I. ) 261.01 
 Ella. Aimwell (W.) [Simonds (W. )] . . 252.45 
 Ella of Garveloch. Martineau (H. ) Dlus. of polit. 
 
 econ., V. 2.] 231.28 
 
 Ellen deVere. [Smith (J. F.)] 252.81 
 
 Ellen Linn. Abbott (J.) 111.07 
 
 Ellen Middletou. Fullerton (Lady G. ) . . 193. 08 
 
 Ellen Story. Fawcett (E.) 186.28 
 
 Ellet (J//S.E.F. ) Nouvellettes of the musicians. 156 1.23 
 Ellie ; or, the humiui comedy. Cooke (J. E.) 163.09 
 Elliot (Fiances). The Itili ms : a novel. . . 183.33 
 
 — Romance of old court life in France. . . 1S3.01 
 Ellis (G.) Specimens of early English roafance. 183.04 
 Ellls (J/n*. S. S.) Brewer's lamily 183.05 
 
 — Friends at their own firesides. 2 v. . . . 183.12 
 
 — Look to the end ; or, the Bennetts abroad. 183.06 
 
 — Hearts and homes 183.08 
 
 — Pictures of private life. 3 v. . . 183.09 ; 2524.18 
 Elm Island stories. Scr Kellogg (E. ) 6 v. . 221.94 
 Elm-tree tales. Smith (F. L"^.) .... 253.01 
 
 Eloise. Roussead ( J. J. ) 4 V 244. 31 
 
 Elsle Mngoou. Gage { Jf/-.?. F. D. ) .... 193.20 
 
 Elsie Dinsmore. Finley (Martha) 191.08 
 
 Elsie's girlhood. Finley (Martha) i;tl.38 
 
 Elsie s married life. Daniel (.1/<-.«. MacKenzie). 171.31 
 Elsie's motherhood. Finley (M.) .... 192.00 
 El.sie's womanhood. Finley (M.) .... 192.01 
 
 Elsie Venner ; a romance of destiny. Holmes 
 
 (O. W.) 2v 2i;i.co 
 
 Elster's folly. Vfoon (Mrs. H. ) 261.55 
 
 Elton (.SiV A. H. ) Below the surface. . . . 183.14 
 
 Elves (I'he). Tieck (L. von) 151.13 
 
 Elzey Hay. See Andrews (F.) 
 
 Embury (E. C.I Blind girl ; with other tides. 183.17 
 
 — Glimpses of home life im;). ig 
 
 — Pictmes of early hfe 183.19 
 
 Emery (E.B.) Queens 181.19 
 
 Emery (S. A.) Three generations 184.18 
 
 Emilia in England. Meredith (G.) 3 v. . . 231.94 
 Emilia Wyndiam. Marsh-C.^ldwell (.Mrs.) . 2v. 231.10 
 Emilu and Sophia, or a n-w system of education. 
 
 Rousseau (J. J. ) 4 v 214.35 
 
 Emily Chester. Seemuller (\. M. Cnuie). . 165.22 
 E.\nLY Marsden : hkes an^l dislikes. [«)Wn.] 223.74 
 
 Emma. Austen (J.) 125.13 
 
 Emma Corbett, or miseries of civil war. [Pratt 
 
 (S. J.)] 241.77 
 
 Emmanuel PhUibert. Dumas (A.) .... 181.46 
 Empke-ss Josephine. MOhlbach (L. ) . . . 232.69 
 Empty heart, or Hu.sks. Haeland(M. ) . . . 2.55.18 
 Enaui.t(L. ) Christine 183.36 
 
 — Pupil of the legion of honor. 183.35 
 
 Enchanting and enc'ianted. H.4cklander (F.W.) 211.97 
 End of the world. EiiGLEsTON (E.) .... 184.21 
 English hearti and English hands, [iinrm.] . 183.21 
 English orphans. Holmes (.][rs. M. J. ) . . 213.51 
 English tale^. Crosland (J/r.v. G. ) . . . . 105.33 
 Ennui. Edgewoeth (Maria). Novels, v. 6. . 182.13 
 
 EntaJl (The). Galt (John) 193.22 
 
 EoLiNE, or Magnolia vale. Hentz ( .Ur.s- C. L. ) 213.07 
 Ephemeris, or leaves from ye journal of M. 
 
 Drayton 225.44 
 
 Epicurean. Moore (Thomas) 232.23 
 
 Erckmann (E.) and Chatrian (.\. ) Alsacian 
 
 schoolmaster 184.41 
 
 — Blockade of Phalsburg 183.39 
 
 — Brigadier Fredeiick 183. 23J 
 
 — Campaign in Kabylia 187.04 
 
 — Citizen Bonaparte, 1794-1815 187.05 
 
 — Confessions of a clarionet player 1,S7.06 
 
 — Country in danger, 1792 187.07 
 
 — Dean's watch. [ With Brigadier Frederick.] 183.23J 
 
 — Forest house, and Catherine's lovers. . . lf<3.15 
 
 — Friend Fritz 187.08 
 
 — Gieat invasion of 1.S13-14 ; or after Leipzig. 183.16 
 Same. [Different trauislution.] . . . 183.40 
 
 — lUustrious Dr. Matheus 187.09 
 
 — Madame Therese, or the volunteers of '92. . 183.22 
 
 — Miin-wolf, and other tales 187.01 
 
 — Miller's story of the war, or the jileljiscite. 183.43 
 
 — Peace 187.10 
 
 — Polish Jew. 184.40 
 
 — Popular tales and romances 187.11 
 
 — Story of a conscript ; a story of 1813. . . 183.23 
 
 — States general ; (1789J 187.02 
 
 — Stories of the Rhine 187.13 
 
 — Story of a peasant. 1789,1792,179.!. 3 v. 183.11 
 
 — "War. 183.44 
 
 — Waterloo, a sequel to Story of a Conscri[)t. . 183.20 
 
 — Year one of the republic : 1793. Story of a 
 
 peasant 187.14 
 
 Eric, or little by little. Farrar (F. W.) . . .191.11 
 Erewhon, or over the range. [Butler (S.)] . 184.28 
 
 Erie canal. Abbott (J.) 111.12 
 
 Erlesmere ; or, contrasts of character. Lavenu 
 
 (L. S.) 222.45 
 
 Erunu the bold. Ballantyne (K. M. ) . . . 131.30 
 
 Erma's engagement, [anan.] lM3. 38 
 
 Ernest Bracebridge. Kingston (W. H. G.) . 222.13 
 Ernest Carroll ; or, artist life in Italy. Gheen- 
 
 orGH(H.) 211.49 
 
 Ernestine ; or, the heart's longings. Aleth. 183.24 
 Ernest Linwood. Hentz iC. L. ) . . . . 213.08 
 Ernest Maltravers. Lytton (E. B.) 2 v. . 141.07 
 Eros and .^.nteros. Canute (Judith i. [Campuell . 
 
 (J. H. L.)] 14.5.31 
 
 Erring, yet noble. [n>ton.'\ 183.25 
 
 Ersilia. Poynter (J/(s.s- E. F. ) 186.20 
 
 la aaUog for books, use tlie " Book Order," giving tlie AUTHOR'S NAMiS, the Brst part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 480 
 
 FICTION : Erskiue U, Fairy Tales. 
 
 Erskine {Mrs. Tbomas). Wyncote 186.0S 
 
 Ehperance. Landek (M.) 222. :19 
 
 EspERANZA. Bowman (A.) 135.10 
 
 Es-sENCE of fun. Hood (Tom) 213.87 
 
 EsTELLE. Edwards (Mrs. Annie) 180.01 
 
 EsTELLE Rassell. By the author of "Private life of 
 
 Galileo." 183.37 
 
 E ESTHER, a tale of Spain in the 0th century. Smith 
 
 (H.) V. 3 of 174.18 
 
 Ethel ChurchiU. Landon(L. E. ) Works. . 5047.05 
 
 Ethel Mildmay's follies 184.27 
 
 Ethel's love life. Sweat (M. J. M.) . . . 254.47 
 Ethic amusements. Bellamy (D.) .... 185.07 
 Ethic tales and fables. Fenelon (F.) . . . 185.07 
 Ethlyn's mistake. Holmes (J/i-.s. M. J.) . . 213.59 
 E t'NA Van Jemir ; a romance. Hancock (S. . I.) 214.93 
 Ettoee Fieramosca, or the challenge of Barletta. 
 
 AzEGLio (M. d') 172.10 
 
 Eudoxia, a picture of the 5th century. HahnHahn 
 
 (Ida, cmudess von) 211.91 
 
 Eugene Aram. Lytton (E. B.) 144.10 
 
 Edgenie Grandot, or the miser's daughter. Balzac 
 
 (H. De) 132.03 
 
 Eustace (The) diamonds. Tkollope (A.) . . 261.77 
 EuTAW, a sequel to The Foiayers. Simms (W. 
 
 G.) 252.29 
 
 Evan Dale. [anon.'\ 183.26 
 
 Evan Harrington. Meredith (George). . . 231.78 
 Evans (Mtss A. J.) ^'t■e Wilson (Mr.<<. A. J, E.) 
 Evans {Miss Marian). Soe Lewes (Mrs. M. E.) 
 
 Evelina. Arblay (F. B. d) 171.31 
 
 Evenings at Donaldson's mano". Mackintosh 
 
 (.)/i.s-sM. J.) 221.70 
 
 Evenings at Haddon Hall ; tales 152.13 
 
 Evenings at home. Aikin (J.) ami Barbauld 
 
 (Mrs. L.) 114.10 
 
 Eventide. Apton (Effie) 114.01 
 
 Everett (W.) Changing base 184.10 
 
 — Double play 184.12 
 
 Everglade heioes. Coggesh\ll (W. T. ) . . 161.18 
 Everybody's friend ; or Josh Billings' eacyclopgedia of 
 
 wit and humor. Shaw (H. W.) .... 251.72 
 
 Every day. [Pike (F. W. A.)] 184.16 
 
 "Ewald (H. F.) Story of ^Valdemar Krone's 
 
 youth 184.11 
 
 EwiNO (Juliana Horatio). From six to fcixteen, a story 
 
 lor girls 186.21 
 
 E.'CEMPL.ARY novels. Cervantes (M. de). . . 151.26 
 E.XILES. Talvi. [Koeinson (Mrs. T. A. L. v. J.)] 243.41 
 Experience of a barrister. Warner (W., iVy.) 203.27 
 Experiences of a real detective. \_a>ujii.'\ . . 26ii.70 
 
 Expiation. Dorr (3/ra. J. C. R.) 170.07 
 
 Eyster (Nellie). On the wing ; suuny horn- series. 181.14 
 Fables : 
 
 — Miop. Fables. Version, by T. James. New York, . 
 
 [n. d.] 8° 185.03 
 
 — — Same. New ed. by E. Garrett. Loudon, IsO-J. 
 
 16° lS5.03.a 
 
 — Be%vick (T. and J.) and others. Select fables ; with 
 
 cuts. L., 1S20. 8^ 1413.09 
 
 — BussEY (G. Moir). Fables: original anl selected. 
 
 Designs by J.J. Graudville. Ljud.,lHU. 8'. 185.10 
 
 — Favourpte fables. With 21 illus. by H. Weir. Lond., 
 
 1870. 12'. 185.00 
 
 — Fenelon (F.) Fables. Lond., 1770. 4°. . 185.07 
 
 — Flowers of fable from Nortlicote and others. New 
 
 York, 1847. 16' 185.02 
 
 — Gay (John). Fables. [7u his Poetical works, v. 1, 
 
 1854.] 1041.08 
 
 — Krilof. Fables russes, imitees en vers franijais et 
 
 itali(«s. 2 V. Paris, 1825. 8°. . . . 185,11 
 Ralston (R. S. ) Krilof and his fables. London, 
 
 1869. 12° 185.06 
 
 ^ La Fontaine (J. de). Fables. Tr. by E. Wright, jr. 
 
 2 V. Bo.stoQ, 1811. 8°. 1605.05 
 
 Same. London, 1853. 8° 1681.12 
 
 — Lessing (G. E. ) Fables and epigr.ims. London, 
 
 1825. 12°. 185.08 
 
 — Moore (E. ) Fables for the ladies ; to which are 
 
 added seven select fables, by other authors. 
 Philadelphia, 1811. 18° 1073.32 
 
 — MoRLEY (H.) Fables and fairv tales. London 
 
 1800. 12° ■ 1S5.13 
 
 — PiLPAY or BropAY. Fables. Tr. by W. KnatchbulL 
 
 Oxford, 1819. 8° 1S5.01 
 
 Same. 1818 ed. revised. N.Y.,1872. 12°. 185.01. a 
 
 — Prosser(3//-6-. ) Origmal fabL-s. L.,[)i.(?.]12°. 185.09 
 
 — Wallbeidqe (A. ) Bizarre fables, L.,181-'.l 0°. 185.14 
 
 — WiijaE(W.) Fables. Lond., 1708. 12°. . 18-5.05 
 
 — Yeiarte (T. de). Literary fables. Tr. by G. H. 
 
 Devereux. B., 1855. 12° 1090.14 
 
 S*'e also Clas.sical journal, v. 25, p. 20. 3G4 ; v. 27, p. 24 
 
 (Fables of iEsop aud liabrias, by G. B.) ; v. yo, p. 'M5 (On 
 
 fables and tlie Eastern Bcient-es) : Coutcm. rev., v. H, 1S70 
 
 (MJKratiou of fables, liy Max Miiller). 
 JKS" '^''-t' «^o MTthology, in general alphabet. 
 Fabiola ; or the church of the catacombs. Wiseman 
 
 (N.) 264.35 
 
 Fabre (Ferdinand). The abbe Tigranj. Candidate 
 
 for the papal chair. Tr. by L. \V. Bacon. 186.26 
 Faded leaf of history. Davis (Mrs. 11. H.) In Little elassies, 
 
 V. 10 22tJ.97 
 
 Fadette, p.'ieud. See Rodney (Mrs. M. R. L. ) 263.81 
 Falrfax ; a chronicle of the Shenandoah. Cooke 
 
 (J. E.) 163.10 
 
 FiViB god (The) ; or, the last of t'ne 'Tzins. W.allace 
 
 (Lewis) 262.99 
 
 Faib Harvard. . [Washburn (W. T.)] . . . 184.34 
 FAiR-haired Eckbert. Tieck(L. vonV . . . 151.13 
 Fair maid of Perth. Scott (.sic Wal'er). . . 245.80 
 Fair maid of the Inn. Cervantes (M. de). . 171.03 
 F.air play. Southworth i. Vrs. E. D.E.N. ) . . 253.45 
 
 Fair Saxon. McCarthy (J.) 225.68 
 
 F.uR to .see. Lockhart (L. W. M. ) .... 223.81 
 
 Fair women. Forre.ster (Mrs) 192.32 
 
 Faiky finder. Lover (C.) Jn Little classicH, v. 12. . . 227.15 
 Fairy fingei-s. Ritchie (A. C. M. ) .... 243.34 
 Fairy land and other tales. Jervey (C. ft. ). . 1643.33 
 Fairy tales : 
 
 — Anderson (H. C.) Danish Fairy tales. London, 
 
 1801. 8° • 122.08 
 
 — AuLNOY (M. C. J. de B. ) Fairy tales. Tr. by T. R. 
 
 Plauche. Loud., 1808. 12° 185.18 
 
 — Austin (J. G. ) Moonfolk. N. Y., 1.874. 12°. 186.13 
 
 — Bechstein (L.) As pretty as seven, etc. ioudon, 
 
 [n. d.] 186.15 
 
 — Child's own book of fairy tales. Philadelphia, 1855. 
 
 r2° 186.16 
 
 — Child's own treasury of standard fairy tales. N. Y. , 
 
 [1860. sq. 16° 185.19 
 
 — Ckaik (Mrs. D. M. Muloch). Adventures of a 
 
 brownie. N. Y., 1872. 16° 185.30 
 
 — Ceoker (T. C.) Fa'ry legends and trailitions of the 
 
 south of Ireland. Lond., [». J.] 12°. . . 186.10 
 
 — Fairies of our garden. Boston, 1807. 12°. 18.5.20 
 
 — Faiky book. N. Y.. 1803. 12° .... 185.26 
 
 — Fairy book, with engravings by J. A. Adams. New 
 
 York, 1836. 12° 185.17 
 
 — Feere (M. ) Old Deccan days ; or, Hindoo fairy 
 
 legends. Phila., 1868. 12^ 185.32 
 
 — Grimm (W. L. C. awl W. C. ) German jiopular sto- 
 
 nes. London, [n.d.] 12° 185.29 
 
 German popular tales and household stories. 
 
 3 V. in 1. Boston, 1868. 12°. .... 185.23 
 
 — — Grimm's goblins, selected from the Household 
 
 stories. Boston, 1867. sq. 16°. . . . 185.33 
 
 — H.1LLIWELL (J. O. ) Illustrations of the fairy mythol- 
 
 ogy of a Midsummer night's dream. London, 
 Sluik. soc, 1845. 8° 1756.26 
 
 — Hamilton (A.) Fairy tales aud romances. Lond., 
 
 1819. 12° 185.25 
 
 — Hugessen (E. H. Knatchbull). Crackers for Christ- 
 
 mas. London, 1871. 12° 185.3H 
 
 Higgledy-piggledy. N. Y., 1876. 12°. . 180.29 
 
 Moon shine. Fairy stories. L., 1871. 12°. 185.39 
 
 Puss-cat mew, an^other stories. New York, 1871. 
 
 12° 185.37 
 
 Queer folk. London, 1874. 12°. . . . 18.-).41 
 
 Tales at tea-time. London, 1872. 12°. . 185.40 
 
 Whispers from fairy land. N. Y., 187.5. 12°. 185.42 
 
 — Jervey (Mrs. C. H.) Fairy land. Boston, 1872. 
 
 sq. 18° 1043.33 
 
 — Johnson (V. W.) Catskill fairies. New York, 1876. 
 
 12° 226.29 
 
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 FICTION : Fairy Tales (u Fielding. 
 
 481 
 
 ■— Keiohtley (T.) Fairy mythology. Loudon, 1850. 
 1-2° 185.21 
 
 — Keh, (G.) New fairy stories for my gr.iiidchiWrLn. 
 
 New York, 1801. 16° 185.3-1 
 
 — liABocLAYE (E. R. L.) Fairy tales of all nations. 
 
 New York, 1867. 12' 185.21 
 
 — LEL.VXD (C. G.) Johnnykin and the gobUns. New 
 
 York, 1876. 12° 180.30 
 
 — Lemon (M.) Legends of Number Nip. London, 
 
 1861. 16". 185.36 
 
 — MacDonald (G.) Dealings with the fairies. Lond., 
 
 1867. sq. 16= 185.16 
 
 — Mace (J.) Home fairy tales. New York, 1867. 
 
 12°. 185.27 
 
 — Maclauen (A.) Fairy famUy. L., 1874. 12°. 185.22 
 
 — Maguire (T. F. ) Young prince Marigold. Lond., 
 
 1873. 12= 185.13 
 
 — Mason (J.) Old fairy tales. L.. [lS7.i.] 1C=. 185.4-1 
 
 — Pebrault (C.) Four-and-twenty faii-y tales. Lond., 
 
 186y. 12= ls.5.28 
 
 — RrrsoN (J.) Fairy tales. Lmdon, 1831. 12=. 185.35 
 
 — Wentwokth (May). Fairy tales from gold lands. 
 
 New York, 1SG7. 12= 185.31 
 
 — WoNDEK world. Fairy tal s, old ;uid new. From the 
 
 Freuch, German, and Danish. L., 1875. 12=. 186.11 
 .95" See aho Folk-lore, iu geaeial alphabet. 
 Faikt tales for grown folks. THACKEK.iY (J/Ias 
 
 A. L) 261.04 
 
 Faith and Patieuce ; or, the Harrington girls. Win- 
 
 THROP tS. ) 266.89 
 
 FAixaFUL (^Emily). A reed shaken with the wind. 184.35 
 Faith Gartueys" girlhood. Whitney (A. D. T.) 26^.59 
 Faith Unwin's ordeal. Ck.uk (G. M. ) . . . 16o.l9 
 Faith While's letter book, 1620-23. [Whiting 
 
 (M. H.)l 184.3U 
 
 Falconer (W.) Bloom and brier, a Southe:-n 
 
 romance 181.25 
 
 Falcon family; or, young Ireland. Savage (M.W.) 245.09 
 Falkenbueg ; a tale of the Rhine, [((/urn.] . 191.01 
 F.ALKLAND. Bulweb-Lytton (E. G. E. L. ) . . 114.39 
 F.«LL of Fort Sumter, or 1860-61. ['/iiou. ] . 184.:!2 
 Fall (The) of prince Florestau of Monacii. . 186.17 
 Fall of tUe houst) of Usher. PoE {E, A.) In Little classirs, 
 
 V. -J 226,84 
 
 F.iLLES fortunes. Payn (J. ) 235.57 
 
 F.1LLEN pride. Southwobth i E. D. E. N. ) . 254.80 
 
 False colors. Thomas (Annij) 255.70 
 
 False heir. James (G. P. 11. ) 215.52 
 
 Fame and fortuae. Alger (H.) 121.14 
 
 FAMiLV(The) doom. Southworth (J[/rs.E.D.E.N.)253.yi 
 
 F.imcly pride. [««.>«.] 191.00 
 
 Family secret. Elzey Hay. [Andrews (F.)] 114.37 
 
 Family secrets, [uiwn.] 191.02 
 
 Family stories. lln Yonge (CM.) Storehouse of 
 
 storias, v. 2.] 265.63 
 
 Family tree. Fo.nblanque (A. de) 172.66 
 
 Fanchon, the cricket. Sand (George). Dudevant (A. 
 
 L. A. D.) 175.26 
 
 Fans (Violet). S«e Singleton (iTiss). 
 
 F.iNriNE. HoQo (Victor). 214..52 
 
 Far above rubies. Riddell (J. H. ) .... 213.17 
 Fab from the madding crowd. Hardy (T.) . 216.37 
 Fabdorougha, the miser. Caeleton ( W. I . . 151.03 
 Fabjeon (B. L. ) At the sign of the sUvor fl;igon. 196. 15 
 
 — Blade o' grass 191.42 
 
 — Bread and cheese, and kisses 191.43 
 
 — Duchess of Rosemary lane 196.08 
 
 — Golden grain 196.12 
 
 ^ Grif. 2 v 191.39 
 
 — Island pearl 196.10 
 
 — Jessie Tnm 196.14 
 
 — Joshua Marvel 191.41 
 
 — King of No-Laud. 196.13 
 
 — Love's victory 196. 16 
 
 — Shadows ou the snow : a Christmas story. . 196.09 
 
 Farm of Muioeron. Rueil (M.) 177.01 
 
 Fabmingdale. Thomas (C.) 261.18 
 
 Farnh-am (E. W. ) Eliza Woodson, or the early days of 
 
 oue of the world's workers 191.03 
 
 — Ideal attained, being the story of two steadfast 
 
 souls 191.04 
 
 ■ - My early days. [Same as Eliza Woodson.] . 191.05 
 
 FARQrHARSON (Martha), pxmd. Sre Finley (M.) 
 Farrak (Frederick W.) Eric, or little by little. 191.11 
 
 — Julian Home, a tale of college life. . . . 191.12 
 
 — St. Winifred's I'jj. !.•} 
 
 Farrers of Budge Row. Mabtineau (H.) IUus. of 
 
 pol. econ., V. 9 231.35 
 
 Fashion iind famine. Stephens (.l/r.?. A. S. ) . 253.G7 
 Fashi.in and folly. By Aunt Hattio. [Bakeb (H. 
 
 N. W.)] 12,5.04 
 
 Fast friends. Trowbridge (J. T. ) .... 266.25 
 F.vtal marriage. Southworth (Mrs. E. D. E. N. ) 253.29 
 Fatal passion; or, " Gerfaut. ' Bernard (G. du). 133.17 
 Fatal secret and other stories. Southworth {Mrs. E. 
 
 D. E. N.), and B.aden ( Mrs. F. H. ). . . 253.47 
 Fat-al boots. Thackeray (W. M.) iliscellanies, 
 
 V. 1 255.57 
 
 Fated to be free. Ingelow (J.) 214.80 
 
 Father and daughter. Bbemer (F.) . '. . 141.19 
 Father Brighthopes. Trowbridge (J. T. ) . 262.10 
 Father Butler, or Irish manners, [(imm.l . 191.15 
 Father Clement, a Roman Catholic stoi-y. Kennedy 
 
 ((J) ". . 221.91 
 
 Father Tom and the pope. Mubray (J. F. ) . 233. 13 
 
 — Same. In Little classics, v. 9 220.96 
 
 Fathers and sons. Hook (T. ) 214.00 
 
 Fathers and sons. Tourgeneff (I. S.) . . 262.21 
 F.austina. Hahn-Hahn ( t^b«.'i(e.vs Ida). . . 212.20 
 FAUsrt's (Doctor). See Doctor Faustus. 
 
 Fawcett (Edgan. Ellen Story 186.28 
 
 — Purply aud fine linen 1^4.36 
 
 Fawcett iM.G. ) Tivlesiu political economy.1874.5911. 29 
 Fay (T. S. ) Norman Leslie I'Jl. U 
 
 — The Countess Ida ; a tale of Berlin. . . . 192.10 
 Feats on the fiord. Martineau (H. ) . . . 231.22 
 
 Fellah (The). About (E. ) 112.05 
 
 Felix Holt, the radical. Eliot (George). . . Is4.02 
 
 Female Jesuit. [Luke (J/ra.)] 224.14 
 
 Female Quixote (The). Lennox (C.) . . . 223.15 
 Fenelon (F. de S. de la M. ) Etbic tales and fables. 185. 07 
 
 — Telemachus 191.17 
 
 Fen-n (George ManviUe). The treasure hunters. 196.20 
 Fenton's quest. Braddon (M. E. ) . . . . 135.39 
 Ferdinand, Count Fathom. Smollett (T.) . 253.12 
 
 Same. In his Works, v. 4 5067.07 
 
 Fernando de Lemos ; truth and fiction. Gayaere 
 
 (C.) 194.39 
 
 Fern (Fanny). See Pabton {Mrs. S. P.) 
 Fern leaves. Pabton (J/r.f. S. P. ) .... 235.07 
 Feene Fleming. Warfield (.U/s. C. A.) . . 267.13 
 Febni-huest Court. By author of Stone-edge. 191.18 
 Febeiee (Miss Mary). Destiny, or the chiefs daughter. 
 
 3v. 191.19 
 
 -Inheritance. 3 v. , 191.23 
 
 — Marriage. 2 v 191.22 
 
 Fetches (The). Banim (J.) 132.36 
 
 Fetteeed for life ; or, lord and master. Blake 
 
 L. D.) 133.38 
 
 Feuillet (Octave). Camors ; or life under the 
 
 emjiire 191.27 
 
 — Led astray ; or La petite comtes.se. The sphinx ; or, 
 
 Julia de "Trecoiur. BjUah. From the French, by 
 O. Vibeur 196.21 
 
 — Marriage ia high life 196.22 
 
 — Romvuce of a poor young man 191.28 
 
 — Story of Sibylle 191.36 
 
 Feval (P.) " I am here ! " The duke's motto. 191.37 
 Few (A) days in Athens. Wright (F.). . . 261.87 
 Few friends (A), and how they amused them.-selves. 
 
 Dodge (M.E.) 17.5,18 
 
 Ft;YDEAU(E. ) Secret of happiness 191.34 
 
 Field (.l/ra. Anna A.) Asphodel, [anon.] . 192.03 
 Field i J. M. ) Drama in PokevUle : the bench and bar 
 
 of Jurjtown, e/o. By " Everpoint," [;wr»,/.] 261.91 
 Field (Margaret). Bertha Percy ; or, I'esperance. 192.04 
 
 — Not pretty but precious 23:1.84 
 
 Field and forest. Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W.T.)] 112.39 
 Fielding (Henry). Amelia. 192.07 
 
 — Jonathan Wild. . . . 192.0S ; 5036.03 ; 5037.23 
 
 — Joseph -Andrews 192.08 
 
 — Jo;mi.>y from this world to the next 5037.23 ; 5036.01 
 
 — Tom Jones I'J'-UO 
 
 la asking for books, use tUs " Book Order," giviug the AUTHOR'S NAIIE, the first part or tUe TITLE, auJ the XUILBER.
 
 482 
 
 FICTION 1 Fielding lo TouquS. 
 
 FiEUJiNG ; or society. \Vaed(1v. P.) . . • 262.,56 
 
 Same. iuWaldie library, v. 11. . . . 5U78.2.5 
 
 Fifteen days ; an extract from Edward Colvil's journal. 
 
 Putnam (J//-.S. M. L. ) 241.70 
 
 Fifteen years. Uobinson (Mrs. T. A. L. v. J.) 21:i.45 
 Fifty years ago ; a, story of New England lif3. Wil- 
 
 LAUD (C. A.) 264.85 
 
 Fight at Dame Europa's school. [Pullen (H.C. )] 184.38 
 Fighting Joe. Optic (.Oliver). [Adams (W. T.)] 112.1'J 
 Fighting the flames. Ballantyne (K. M.) . 131.19 
 Fighting the whales. Bali^antyne (R. M.) . 931.02 
 
 File n). 113. Gabobiau (E.) I'JtJ.SS 
 
 Finette ; a legend of Brittany, [anon. ] Trans, from 
 
 the French 192.12 
 
 Finley (Martha Farquharson). Casella ; or, the chil- 
 
 dreu of the valley 191.06 
 
 — Elsie Diasmore 191.08 
 
 Elsie's girlliood ; a sequel to " Holidays," eic. 191.38 
 
 — Elsie's motherhood : sequel to " Elsie's woman- 
 
 hood." .• 192.00 
 
 — Elsie's womanhood ; sequel to "Elsie's girl- 
 
 hood." 192.01 
 
 — H'jlidays at Eoselands ; a sequel to " Elsie 
 
 Diusmore." 191. ff? 
 
 ■ — Liliau ; or did she do right ? 191.16 
 
 — Old fashioned boy (An) 191.10 
 
 Our Fre 1 ; or, seminary life at Thurston. Sequel to 
 
 " Old tashioned boy." 196.17 
 
 The Shannons ; or, from darkness to light. 191.09 
 
 — Wauted^a pedigree 191.33 
 
 FiORd'.Uiza. Lamartine (A. de) 222.24 
 
 Fire and flame. ScH Licking (L.) 251.78 
 
 Fire in tiie woods. De Mille (.1 .) .... 172,38 
 FiRKNzuoLA (A.) Novels I and 10. . . v. 2 of 244.21 
 Fireside saints, Mr. Caudle's breakfast talk, and other 
 
 papers. Jekrold ^Douglas) 221.42 
 
 First friendship. [(Oioii.] 192.13 
 
 FiasT and second marriages. [Bakeb {Mrs. H. 
 
 N. W.)] 131.02 
 
 First and true love. Dbdevant (A. L. A. D. ) 175.27 
 First families of ihc Sierras. Miller (Joaquin). 232.08 
 First settlers of Virginia. Davis (J.) . . . 171.41 
 Fisher (Alice). Too bright to last, [rtiioii.] . 261.94 
 Fisher (Jfo.s P.O.) ['Christian Reid.'] Ebbtide. 242.74 
 
 — Daughter of Bohemia 242. 79 
 
 — Hearts and hands 242.81) 
 
 — Morton house 242. 7ii 
 
 — Nina's atonement, etc 242.78 
 
 — Question of honor 242.81 
 
 — Valerie Aylmer 242.75 
 
 Fisher boys of Pleasant Cove. Kellogg (E.) 226.20 
 Fisher maiden (The). Jornson (B.) . . . 133.29 
 Fisher's river, (North Carolina) ;»soenes, etc. [Talia- 
 
 rERKo(H. E.)] 192.15 
 
 FiTZ of Fitz-Ford ; n legend of Devon. Beat 
 
 (j1/,-.9. A. E.) 141.32 
 
 FiTz-BooDLE papers. Thacker.at (W. M. ) Miscella- 
 nies. . . . V. 4 of 255.61 ; also v. 4 of 255.57 
 FrrzGERALD (P. ) Second Mrs. Tillotson. 3 v. . 191.30 
 
 Five fine old novels 192.17 
 
 Five hundred majority, or the days of Tammany. 
 
 NiLES(\V.) _ . . 233.76 
 
 Five hundred pounds reward. By a barrister. 192.18 
 Five thousand a year. Wood (JV/c.f. H. ) . . 264.80 
 Five weeks in a balloon. [Verne (J.)] . . • 191.29 
 
 Flag of distress. Reid (Mayne) '242.69 
 
 Flag of truce. Warner (Susan) 266.93 
 
 Flagg (E. ) A good investment. 192.22 
 
 Fleetwood, or the new man of feeling. God- 
 win (W.) 195.16 
 
 Fleming (M. A.) Guy Earlescourt's wife. . . 192.16 
 
 — Kate Danton 197.04 
 
 — Mad marriage 192.02 
 
 — Norine's revenge, and Sir Noel's heir. . . 192.44 
 
 — One night's mystery 197.03 
 
 — Terrible secret 192.14 
 
 — Wonderful woman 192.11 
 
 Flemish life (Sketches from). Conscience (H. ) 163.06 
 
 Flesh and spirit. A novel 197.09 
 
 Fletcher (Miriam). The Methodist. 2 v. . 192.19 
 
 'Fledranoe. Craven (Mme. Augustus). . . 165.39 
 
 Flight of a Tartar tribe. De Qotncey (T.) In LrriLE classics, 
 V. 1 226.83 
 
 Flirt. Gray (iWrs.) 211.59 
 
 Fliriations in fashionable Ufe. Sinclair (C.) 252.53 
 Flitch of bacon. Ainswokth (W. H. ) . . . 115.02 
 
 Floating city. Vekne(J. ) 266.76 
 
 Florence Macarthy. Morgan (irtdj'). . . . 233.74 
 Florence SackviUe, or self-dependence. Bub- 
 bury (Mrs.) 14-5.16 
 
 Fixjrian (J. B. C. de). Numa Pompilius. . . 225.87 
 Flush times of Alabama. Baldwin (J. G.) . 131.15 
 Flower, fruit, and thorn pieces. Eichteb (J. 
 
 p. F. ) 2 V 243.26 
 
 Foggy night at Ofl'ord. Wood (jlfrs. H.) . . 264.53 
 Foe (The) in the household. Chesebeo' (C. ) . 153.30 
 FoLLE farine. By " Ouida." Rame (L. de la). 172.25 
 Folly as it flies. Pakton ( J/re. J. ) . . . .2541.19 
 FoNBLANQUE (Albany, jc.) A tangled skein. . 192.21 
 
 — A family tree. • 172.66 
 
 Fool of quality. Brooke (H.) 2v 14'2.18 
 
 FooTE (E. B. ) Science in story. Sammy Tubbs, the 
 boy doctor, and "Sponsie," the troublesome 
 
 monkey. 4 v 195.25 
 
 For a woman's sake. Wachenhusen (H. ) . . 262.71 
 For better, for worse. Harland (Marion). . 255.18 
 
 For better, tor worse. [anon.'\ 192.23 
 
 For each and for all. Maetdteau (H. ) . v. 4 of 231.27 
 For ever and ever. Church (.1/rs. Ross). . . 1"4.H 
 
 For her sake. Robinson (F. W. ) 243.53 
 
 For lack of gold. Gibbon (C.) 195.09 
 
 For love and life. Ollphant (Mm. M. 0. W.) 234.95 
 For summer afternoons. Woolset (S. C. ) . 161.40 
 
 FoRthe king. Gibbon (C. ) 195.26 
 
 For the king's dues. Macdonell (A.) . . . 225.08 
 Forayers, or the raid of the dog days. Simms 
 
 (W. G.) 252.30 
 
 Force of frimdship v. 2 of 171.02 
 
 Foregone conclusion. Howells (W. D. ) . . 213.96 
 
 Forest (Neil). Mice at play 186.31 
 
 Forest (The). Huntington (J. V.) .... 215.08 
 
 Forest days. James (G. P. R.) 215.53 
 
 Forest exiles. Reid (Mayne) 242.46 
 
 Forest glen series. iS'ee Kellogg (E.) . . . 227.01 
 Forest house. Erckm.ann-Chateian (MM.) . 183.15 
 Forest tragedy, etc. Lippincott (Mrs. S. J. C.) 224.04 
 Forester (Frauk), pseud. i!ee Herbert (H. W.) 
 
 Foresters. Dumas (A.) 181.01 
 
 'Foresters. Wilson (John) 264.18 
 
 Forgery. J.usies (G. P. R.) 215.54 
 
 Forgiven at last. Haderman (J. R.) . . . 211.99 
 Forgotten by the world. [Macquoid (K. S.)] . 192.33 
 
 Forlorn hope. Yates (E.) 265.16 
 
 Forrester (Francis), pseud. See Wise (D.) 
 Forrester (J/ji.) Diana Carew 196.41 
 
 — Dolores 196.'24 
 
 — Fair women 192.32 
 
 — From Olympus to Hades 196.23 
 
 — Mignon 196.43 
 
 — My hero 196.42 
 
 Fortescue. Knowles(J. S.) 222.21 
 
 Fort Lafayette. Wood (B.) 264.42 
 
 FoRTiNi (P. ) Novella XIII v. 2 of 244.21 
 
 Fortune seeker. Southwoeth (E. D. E. N.) 253.30 
 Fortunes of Glencore. Lever (C.) 2 v. . . 223.46 
 Fortunes of Miss FoUen. Talcott (Mrs. G.) 211.13 
 Fortunes of Nigel. Scott (, St/- W.) .... 245.40 
 FoRTY-five guardsmen. Dumas (A.) .... 181.02 
 FoscAEiNi ; or the patrician of Venice. 2 v. in 1. 193.45 
 
 FoscoLO (Ugo). Letters of Ortis 192.24 
 
 FosDicK (C. A.) See Castlemon (Harry), pseud. 
 Foster brothers ; school and college life of two young 
 
 men. [tmon.] 215.05 
 
 FosTER-brothers. Carlen (,Uc,«. E.) . . . . 235.97 
 Fothergill (J.) Healey, a romance. . . . 216.41 
 
 — The Odd trump 234.01 
 
 Foul play. Reade (Charles) and Boucicault 
 
 (Dion) 242.25 
 
 Found dead. Pays {.Jamesl 192.43 
 
 Foundations; or castles in the air. Porter (Rose). '241. 50 
 
 Fountain of youth. Paludin-Muller (F.) . 2.34.73 
 
 FouQUE (F. H. K. de la Motte). Four seasons. 192.25 
 
 Contents : Aslauga's kuigUt. Sintram. Two captaiua. Uiidine, 
 
 .BROOgLVN MEUOANTILE LIBKARY.
 
 FICTION : Pouque to Garrett. 
 
 483 
 
 — Miustrol lovo ; a romance. ' 192.2r) 
 
 — Uoiuantic fiction. [.Siege of Algiers, e(c.] . ]',»2.'27 
 
 — TidDclolpli, the Icelauder r.)2.-JH 
 
 — ^ Un iiuo ami Sintni^u 192.2'J 
 
 — Wild lovi!, and otlior tales It)2.:i0 
 
 Four and wliat tioy did. Week^ (H. C.) . . 2G;!.'.tl 
 Fomt-tll'toou oxpiv3.s. Edwards (.\. B.) In Little clasHii-s. 
 
 V. 8 ajll.ll.'i 
 
 Four oaks. Thorpe (K.) 2iJl.;i3 
 
 Four si^tjr^s. Brcmisr (F. ) 141.20 
 
 FoxHOLME hall. KiNG.STON(W. 11. G.) . . . 222.95 
 FosroN(E.) [paearl.] Set' Palfrevt (..Ui.Si- S. ) . 2li.(>.5 
 Frimley par.sou igo. Trollope lA. ) . . . 2()1.57 
 FRiNC]i.scA G.irrara. Lvndo>j (L. E. ) . . . 50-17.0.5 
 Frvnc[lu)n(R. E.) Earl's Dane I'.t2.41 
 
 — Rvre good luck 197. l:i 
 
 — Zeldi's fortim3 IdZAi) 
 
 Fbinconia stories. See Abbott (Ja^o'j). 
 
 FaiNois Croft ; au autobiography. St. John (Bayle). 
 
 3v 24t.(;7 
 
 FRiNOis Eistwood, [psenftort.] S-eKsEVELs {Mrs. D. C. ) 
 Frank. Abbott (Jacob;. Harper's stoi-y bo jki, 
 
 V. 2 216.93 
 
 Frank. Edoewosth (Maria). 2 v 182.01 
 
 Frank among the ranohei-oi. Castlemon (H. ) 152.29 
 Frank at Don C irli).s' raucho. Castlemon (H. ) 152.;iO 
 Fr\>jk b3fo:-e Vicksburg. OAsrLisnaN (H. ) . 152.10 
 FitANK Fairlegh. S.wedley (F. E. ) .... 252.06 
 Frank Fraem m's b.arbdr-sliop. Hall (R. R i 212.18 
 Frank Hilton ; or, the quean's own. Grant (J.) 211.36 
 Frank in the mountains. Cistlemon (H. ) . 152.31 
 Frank in the wjod<. Castlemon (H.) . . . 152.08 
 Fbink llildmiy.or the u vval offi'er. Marryat (E. )225.47 
 Frank Nelsju in the for icistl?. Cistlemon (II.) 152.51 
 Frank Nalsjn series. Se' Castlemon (H. ) 
 Frank on a gunboat. C.iSTLEMjN (H. ) . . . 152.07 
 Frank on the lower Missis jippi. Castlemon (H.) 152.11 
 Frank on the prairie. Castlemon (H) . . 152.09 
 Frvnk, the youug naturalist. Castlemon (H.) . 152.0l> 
 Frvnk Wirnngloa. [Harris (.1/cs. M. C.)] . li!1.2l 
 Prink Wild :U m's adventures. Gesstacker^F. ) r,)4.25 
 Fa.ANKscaupuga. Aloeb (H., j>. ) .... 121.11 
 Franks ^(srEiN. Shelley (.W-.s-.M.W.) . . . 251.50 
 FavsER-TYrLEB (C. C. ) See Tytler (C. C. Fraser-). 
 Freaks of fortima. Optio (Oliver). [Adams 
 
 (\V. T.) 112.30 
 
 PREiKSoffortuu3. J0NE5(J. B.) 221.31 
 
 Freaks on the fells, or three months' rustication. 
 
 Ballintyne (R. M.) 131.20 
 
 Fred Vrdm, or Jesuit's revenue. Smith (.J. F.) 251.8* 
 Fred Graham, or masks and ficas. S-MrrH(J. F. ) 252. 9() 
 Fred Mirkham in R'lssia. Kinoston (\V. H. G.) 221.93 
 Fred Veruon, or avarice. Smith (J. F.) . . 251.96 
 Fred, Maria and me. [Prentiss (E.)] . . . 193.01 
 Frederick the Great and his court. Mijhlbach 
 
 (L.) ^232.70 
 
 Frederick the Groat and his family. MiJHLB.Aca 
 
 (L.) " 2.32.71 
 
 Frederick the Great and his merchant. MiinLBAi'ii 
 
 (L.) 232.7.J 
 
 Fre 3, yet forging their own chains. Cornwall 
 
 (CM.) 163.37 
 
 Freebooters (The). A story of the Texiau war. 
 
 Aimard(G.) 114.20 
 
 Freelan<;e (Rulical, esq.), pseud. The philo.sophers 
 
 of Foufouville 191.05 
 
 French (ti. V.) My roses 193.46 
 
 French country family. Witt (M.iu: G. de). 173.11 
 French wines and polities. Martineau (H.) Iu her 
 
 lUus. of pol. economy, v. 4 231.30 
 
 Fsesuet (The). Abbott (J.) 111.19 
 
 Fbeytag (Gustav). Dtbit imd credit. . . . 193.02 
 
 — Ingo 192.38 
 
 — Ingraban 192.39 
 
 — Lost manuscript 193.0.3 
 
 — • — Same. 3 v." 192.35 
 
 — Our forefathers, v. 1-2. 
 
 V. 1. Ingo 19>.;!8 I V. 2. Ingraliaa. . 102 ;i9 
 
 Friar Gerund. Isla (J. F. de). 2 v. . . . 214.65 
 Friarswood post-offire. Yonge (Miss C. M.) 265.31 
 
 Friday night. Hebrew life 192.42 
 
 Friedrich (F. ) The lost despatch 193.44 
 
 Friend Fritz. Euckmann (E.) «;»ZCnATRiAN (.V.) 184.41 
 Friknus at their own iireside. Ellis {Mi.i. H. S.) 1^3. 12 
 Fkkuit (The). 1'ickeuino (.1/is.v E. ) 2 v. in 1. 236.10 
 Friswell(J.H.) Other people's windows, [anon. ] 234.39 
 
 — One of two 193.07 
 
 From an island. Thackkuay t.Ui^s A. I.) 261.03; 255.79 
 Fuo.vi darkuoHS to light. a Christinas carol. [«/ion.] 192.34 
 From dawn to daylight. Bekcher (.TTi-.v. H. W.) 133.10 
 From dreams to waking. Linton (E. L.) . . 221.10 
 Fuo.M fourteen to fourscore. Jewett [Mrs. S. W.) 215.99 
 From hay-time to hopping. [Coulter (Jfiss.)] 165.13 
 From jest 1 1 earnest. IIoe(E. P.) . . . ; 243.92 
 Fro.m my youth up. Harl.and (Marionl. . . 256.18 
 From Olympus to Hades. FoiuiESTEii (.Ur.s.) . 196.23 
 From the depths. Southworth (E. D. E. N.) 254.81 
 From the earth to the moon. Veene(J.) . . ^62.97 
 From thistles — grapes? Eiloart (J/i-s. ) . . 183.02 
 Frozen deep. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . . 162.37 
 Fudge doings. Mitchell (D. G.) 2 v. . . . 232.04 
 Fuller (J. G.) The Brownngs ; a tale of the great 
 
 rebellion 193.06 
 
 Fuller (L.) Mistaken ; or, the seeming and the 
 
 real 193.18 
 
 Fullerton (Lady Georgiaua). Ellen Middleton. 193.08 
 
 — Gr.mtly manor. 2 v 193.09 
 
 — Lady bird 193.11 
 
 — Mrs. Ger.ald's niece 193.14 
 
 — Stormy life 193.12 
 
 — Too strange not to be tnie 193.13 
 
 FuLLOM(S. W. ) Daughti r of night . . . . 193.17 
 Fulton (Chandos). A brown stone front. A story of 
 
 New York and S:iratoga 193.(14 
 
 Fur country. Vekne (J i 1144.10 
 
 FuRNESs (W. H. ) Julius, and other tales, from the 
 
 German 193.19 
 
 Future life ; or, scenes in another world. Wood 
 
 (G.) 264.43 
 
 G.abled honse. [Bates (L.)] l',i3.'-9 
 
 Gabori.au (E. ) Clique of gold 196.;'6 
 
 — File no. 113 196.38 
 
 — Mysteiy of Oreiv.ll 193.10 
 
 — Other people's money 196.37 
 
 — The widow Lei ouge 193.15 
 
 — Within an inch of his life 196. :'5 
 
 Gabriel, a story of Prague, [inmn.] . . , 193.28 
 
 G.abriel Conioy. Haicte (Bret) 216.42 
 
 Gabriel X'ane, his lortniie ai.d his friends. , 224.26 
 G.vbbielle Andre. Gould (S. Baring-). . . 195.40 
 Gage (-l/i-.-;. Frances Dana). Elsie Magoon. . 193.20 
 
 — Steps upward 193.27 
 
 Gail Hamilton, pseud. See Dodge (MissM. A.) 
 Gain (The) of a loss. Yonge (CM.) . . . 265.64 
 Galama ; or, the beggars. De Lietde (J. B.) 176.20 
 Galate,v. Cervantes-Saaa'ei ira (M. de). . . 151.25 
 Galt (J. ) Annals of the parish, and the Ayrshire 
 
 legatees 193.21 
 
 — Entail (The) 193.22 
 
 — Fiitiil whirtptT. The painter, a .Sicilian tale. The unguarded 
 
 hoiu-. Book of lifu. /ii <;niB book 165.27 
 
 — Hadd.id-Obeu-Ahab ; or the tiaveller. /ft Cltjb book. 15.5. 'J7 
 Same. [In Little classics, v. 9.] 226.9(1 
 
 — Laurie Todd 193.23 
 
 — Pen Owen 193.24 
 
 — Provost (The), and other tales 193.25 
 
 <7on(pn(s ; The Provost. The Steamb .at. Tho Omen. 
 
 — Sir Andrew Wyhe 193.26 
 
 ^ Steamboat (The) 193.37 
 
 Gambier (Mrs. J.) Holiday adventures ; or, the >Stret- 
 
 tous' summer in Normandy 193.35 
 
 Gambler's wife. Grey (.Mrs. E. C.) . . » 211.60 
 Gardette (C. D.) Johnnie Dodge ; or, the idle 
 
 boy • 194.01 
 
 Gardner (Celia E. ) Richard Medway's two loves. 195.21 
 
 — Tested ; or, hope's fruition 196.30 
 
 — A woman's wiles 196.32 
 
 Gardner (Mrs. II. C1 Glimp.scs of our lake regions 
 
 in 1863, and other papers 196.29 
 
 Garibaldi ( Oen. G. ) Rule of the monk ; or. Rome in 
 
 nineteenth century 193.36 
 
 Garret Van Horn. S.vu/.ade (J. S. ) . . . . 245.07 
 Garrett (Edward and Ruth), psrudim. See Mayo 
 
 (ilfi-.«. IsabeUaF.) 193.31 
 
 Iu askiug for books, use the " Book Oivlei's," giving the AUTHOK'S N.\ME, the Bi'st iiail of tlio TITLIi, and Ibo NU.MBElt.
 
 484 
 
 FICTION : Garstang Grange to Glimpses. 
 
 Gabstanq Grange. Tbollope (T. A. ) . . . 261.84 
 Gasootke, the sandal wood trader. BAiiANiTNE 
 
 at. M.I 131.21 
 
 GiSKELii (.iimieV A widow ofWindsor. . . 196.31 
 Gaskell (J//-5-. E. C.) Cousin PliilUa. . . . 19i.(l2 
 
 — Or.iu(ord ID-l.OJ 
 
 — Dark night's work 194.01 
 
 — LzzisLdi^h, and other tales 194.U.J 
 
 Coateiits : Bessie'a troubles at borne. Christmas stnvraa 
 auil siiushiue. Coinp;vuy manuers. Disappeaiuuu-es. Hand 
 aaa heart. Heart uf Joku Middletou. Libbie Marsh's three 
 eras. Lizzie Leigh. Mr. Harrison's coui^-ssious. M^ntou 
 Hall. My French master Old nurse's story, sixtou s hero. 
 Squire's story. Traits and stones of the Uugueuots. Well 
 of Peu-morfa. 
 
 — Mary Barton 194.06 
 
 — Mao 1 land cottage 194.07 
 
 — My lady Ludlow 194.08 
 
 — North and south 194.09 
 
 — Eight lit last, and other tales 194.10 
 
 Contents ; Right at last. Manchester marriage. Lois the 
 witch. Crooked branch. 
 
 — Kuth. 2v 194.11 
 
 — Sylvia's lovers 194.13 
 
 — Wives and daughters 194.14 
 
 6.\SPAKIN (V. B., C'<im(p«.s'f A. E. de). Camille. 194.41 
 
 Gates ajar. Phelps lElizaVeth S.) .... 241.03 
 
 Gates wide open. Wood (G. ) 264.43 
 
 Gattt (Jfi'-s. Alfred). Aunt Judy's tales. . . 194.42 
 
 — Human face divine 194.43 
 
 — Parables from nature. 4 V 193.38 
 
 — Proverbs illustrated 193.42 
 
 — Worlds not realized 193.43 
 
 Gaitdentio di Lucca (Adventures of). ... 194.15 
 
 Gaut Gurley. Thompson (D. P.) 261.26 
 
 Gautier (T.) Kouiiince of the mummy. . . 194.17 
 Gat.akke (C.) School for politics 194.16 
 
 — Fernando de Lemos 195.39 
 
 Gatlord (Glance, pseud.) Nee Bradley (W. J.) 
 Gayworthys. Whitney (Mrs. A. D. '1'.) . . 263.60 
 Geier-Wally : a tale of the Tyrol. Hillekn 
 
 (W. von) 214.75 
 
 Gemma. Trollope (T. A.) 2(;2.05 
 
 General (The), or twelve nights in a hunter's camp. 
 
 Barrows (W.) 11'23.13 
 
 General Bounce. Mel-ville (G. T. Whyte) . 235.87 
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 Geoffry Ham'lyn (Recoil ctions of). Kingsley 
 
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 George Canterbury's will. Wood {Mrs. H.) . '264.73 
 George Eliot, p.seud. ^'ee Lewes (Mrs. Marian Evans). 
 George Geith of Fen court. [Riddell (Mrs. J. 
 
 ■ H.)] 243.18 
 
 George Melville, [auou.] 194.30 
 
 George Sand, pseud. See DunEVANT (A. L. A. D.) 
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 Georgib. Abbott (J.) 111.50 
 
 Geokoina Hammoud ; a novel. Daniel (.1/?-.s'.M.) 223.68 
 Geobgy Sandon ; or,a lost love. Owen i Ashford). 234.40 
 Gerald Fitzger.ild, " the chevalier. " Lever(C.) 223.47 
 Gerard (J. I. I., ccitled Grandville). Designs. 
 
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 Gerfaut. Bernard (C. de) 133.17 
 
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 German novelists. RoscoE('r.) 4 v. . . . '244.16 
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 Gertrude. Sewell (E. M.) 251.33 
 
 Gerund (History of Friar). Isla (J. F. de). . 214.()5 
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 Gibbon (Charles) and Buchanan (Robert). Storm- 
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 Giraffe hunters. Reid (Capt. M.) . . . . 242.47 
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 Giri<hood and womanhood. Tytler iSniah). 262.29 
 Girlhood of Shakespeare's heroines. Clarke 
 
 (Mrs. M. C.) 2 V 155.10 
 
 Girl's (A) romance. Robinson (F. W. ) . . 243.69 
 Girls (The) of Feversham. Mareyat (Floronce), ajler- 
 
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 GOLD-B0G. PoE (E. \.) In Little classics, v. 12. . . 227.15 
 GoLDElsie. MARLrrT(E.) [JoHS(e.i] . . 225.40 
 Gold hunters in Europe. Thomes (W. H.) . 2til.21 
 Gjld hunter's adventures, or life iu Australia. 
 
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 Gold of Caickaree. Wakneb (S. aji/J A.) . . 2(;ij.98 
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 Golde!j butterfly. By the author of ' ' Ready mouey 
 
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 Golden sorrow lAi. Hoet (Jilr.i. C.) ... 213.37 
 GoLDKN tress. Boisoobev (F. du). s . . . 177.04 
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 Goldsmith (Oliver). 'The vicar of Wakefi-ld. 211.01 
 GoMERT of MoatgomJiy. A lit uily histoiy. Inmin.] 
 
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 Good fiTht aud other tales. Re.ade(C.) . . 242.16 
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 by H. 'Vau'„'liaii. Jladonua, bj- H. Spicer. 2. The metempsy- 
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 men 3 tale. The blacksmiths of Holsby. A "ijenitout con- 
 fession. 
 
 Goodwin-Talcott {Mrs. H. B.) Dr. Howell's 
 
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 G<iRDON (Lady D.) Stella and Vanessa: a ro- 
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 Gore (-!//■.<. C. ) Banker's wife, crcou-t aud city. 211.14 
 
 — Birthright 235.9.'i ; 211.15 
 
 — Castles in the air 211.16 
 
 — Dean's daughter. 2 v. 211.19 
 
 — Life's lessons. 2v 211.20 
 
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 Same 'ill. 24 
 
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 — Progress and prejudice 211. 2(i 
 
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 — Soldier cf Lyons : a tale of the Tuderies. . 211.31 
 
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 Gorilla hunters. Ballantyne (E. M.) . . 131.22 
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 Gottsch.alck (F.) Pi pillar traditions, v. 2of 244. 17 
 Gould (E,S.) John 1 o.M^nd Richard Roe. . 211.3.! 
 Gould (Jeannie T. ) Marjo'.io's quest. . . . 195.30 
 Gould (J. W. ) Occasional wiitings. . . .1166.21 
 Gould (S. B.iring-). In exitu Israel. . . . 195.40 
 
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 in sear,'h of his children 211.40 
 
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 GouBAiT) (Jtilie). A little boy's .sUry. . . . 211.116 
 GoviNDA Samanta : or, the histoiy of a Bengal 
 
 Raiyat. Day (flee. Lai Bekiii) . . . 1031.24 
 
 Grace Lee. Kavan.vgh ( J. ) 221.49 
 
 Geacie .4mber. Denison (C. W. ) .... 273.04 
 GR.\H.iM (Eunis). Not without thorns. . . . 216.16 
 
 Graham and I. By A. H. K 134.32 
 
 Geahame : or, youth and manhood. McConnell 
 
 (J. L.) 224..-4 
 
 Gr.\h.ames (The). Whitehead (Afr.i. T.) . . 263.55 
 Grandmother's money. [Robinson (F. W.)] 211.83 
 Gr.axdpa's house. Weeks (H. C.) .... 263.47 
 
 Grandville Valley. Abbott (J.) 111.59 
 
 Grand-vtlle (J. J.), p.seud. See Gerard (J.I. I.) 185.10 
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 Scots "....".... 211.88 
 
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 Gkat (Robertson), pseud. See Baymond (R. W.) 
 
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 Optic, E. JI. Ballantyue, and otliers. . 211.53^ 
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 Geeat expectations. Dickess (C.) .... 17:i.:30 
 Geeat Huggarty diamond. Thackekay (W. M.) Mis- 
 cellanies, V. 4 255. CO 
 
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 Geeat invasion of 1813-14. Erckm a xn-C hatbiak 
 
 (Mil.) 183.16 
 
 Great lady. Dewall, ( — van) 266.74 
 
 Gre.vt mysteries and little plagues. •NE.ii.(J. ) 233.21 
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 Greene (Mrs. R. J.) Cushions and comers ; or holi- 
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 Geeenough (Henry). Apelles and his contemporaries. 
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 — Ernest Carroll ; or , artist life in Italy, [cntoii.] 211.49 
 Greenough (Mrs. R. S. ) Arabesques : Monnre, Apol- 
 
 lyona, Domitia, Ombra , . 211.52 
 
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 Greenough (S. L.) Lilian, [anon.'] . . . 223.80 
 Geken^vood (F.) Margaret Denzil's histor.y. . 225.37 
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 Greenwood (James). Adventures of Reuben 
 
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 — Trae history of a little ragamuflBn. . . . 211.51 
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 Greey (E.) Blue Jackets; or, J. Thomj^sou among 
 
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 Geettis Saga. The story of Grettir the strong. Tr. 
 
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 — Consin Harry 211.58 
 
 — Fiirt 211.59 
 
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 — Little beauty 211.61 
 
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 — Marriage iu high life 211.61 
 
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 Grif ; a story of Australian life. Farjeon (B. L. ) 
 
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 <}. The Duke of Rloumoutb. 
 
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 Gringo (Harry), pseud. Sre Wise (Henry .\. ) 
 Grumbler (The). Pickering (E. ) . ; . . 241.16 
 
 Gryll Grange. Peacock (T. L. ) 235.25 
 
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 GOAEDiAN angel. Holmes (O. W.) . . . . 213.62 
 
 GuDRUN ; a stoi-y of the North Sea 211.94 
 
 Gueensey (L. E. ) Lady Betty's governess ; or the 
 Corbet chronicles 216.19 
 
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 Corbet chronicles . 216.18 
 
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 — Manfred 211.72 
 
 GuELLETTE (T. S. ) Chinese tales. [In Novelist's mag. 
 
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 — Tartarian tales. [Novelist's mag., v. 19.] . 233. '^0 
 
 GuLLDcouRT. MacDonald (G. ) 224.57 
 
 Guilt aad innocence. Schwaktz (M. S.) . . 244.91 
 Guilty or not guilty. Connah ( .1/re. K. E. ) . 211.85 
 Guizot (Madame F. C. P. de M.) Popular tales. 211.71 
 
 — Young student 211.70 
 
 Gulliver's travels. Swift (,T.) . . 5074.23 ; 254.49 
 GuN-bcat ser.os. See Castlemon (H. ) 
 
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 GuNNAE : a taie of Norse life. Boyesen (H H.) 134.41 
 
 GuKNEY married. HooK(T.) 214.03.a 
 
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 GusTAVE Adolf ToPELros (Z.) 255,95 
 
 GusTAvus Liudorm. Caelen (E. F.) ... 145.39 
 
 GusTATus Vasa. Nieeitz(G. ) 233.81 
 
 GuTTA percha Willie . MacDonald (G.). . . 226.52 
 GuTZKOw (Karl). Through night to light. . 211.86 
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 Gut Dalesford. A. L. O. E. [Tuckee (C.)] . 121.25 
 
 Guy Deverell. LeFanuiJ. S.) 223.02 
 
 Guy Earlscourt's wife. Flemiko (M. A.) . . 192.16 
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 (W. H.) 115.15 
 
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 Gypsy's sowing and reaping. Phelps (E. S.) 241.07 
 Gypsy's year at the golden crescent. Phelpsj (E. 
 
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 HAHN-Hahn (Ida, coutitess). Endoxia ; a picture of 
 
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 -Faustina 212.20 
 
 H.AJJi Baba iu England. Moeleb (J.) . . . 232.35 
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 Moiierii Sinbad. 
 
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 i Mouse aud lion. 
 Queen of Calitoriiia. 
 I Tale of a sa auiauder. 
 Water tall!. 
 
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 Last of the Florida. 
 Last voyage of the Resolu- 
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 Man without a country. 
 
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 487 
 
 — In his name. 3ded 21-2.96 
 
 — Ingbum papers 215.05 
 
 Cmtlnifs : 
 
 Ilnw Mr. Fryo would bavo 
 p'-L^achftl it. 
 
 Monioir nl" (Vipt. I'Vdll lughaiu. 
 
 Hi;;iii;in .tiiil ijiu'w iriian. 
 Uoiliid the wot-Ill ill u hark, 
 r.iiil Jouori an I Duulii Duval. 
 
 Daily broad. 
 
 Ditl ho tako tbo priuoo to 
 
 riilo? 
 Diimor spoakiti^^. 
 Frieruls' moisting. 
 GoDii Hooioty. 
 Good uatiirod peudulmii. 
 
 — Mao without a cimntry. (/ii Ati.an nc lalca.) . . . 121.04 
 
 Saiue. In LrrrLE cla-*su's. v. 1 2'.iO.H;J 
 
 — ■ My doable aud bow be uudid me. [lu Atlantic tales. 
 
 V. 1.) IJi.Ol 
 
 — Our new crusalj. A temi^ei'iince story. . 212.SG 
 
 — Piiilip Njlau's friends : it story of tUe change of 
 
 ■western empire 214.8! 
 
 — Skolotoii iu tbo closet. \!ii Littli5 classics, v. 5.J . . 226 87 
 
 — Sybaris and Other homes 212.91 
 
 — Ten times one is ten 212.92 
 
 — Ups and downs 212.94 
 
 HALE(.l/m-L. P.) The struggle for life. . . 254.32 
 Hax,e (,1/ra. Sarah J. ) North wood 212.17 
 
 — Sketches of American character 216.'J2 
 
 H.vLF a million of money. Edwards (A. B.) 2 v. 182.24 
 Half sisters. .Tewsbuuv (J/i.v.s- G. E. ) . . . 221.20 
 Halibuutom (T. C. ) The Americans at home ; or, bye- 
 ways, backwoods, and prairies : [a selection of 
 tales and sketches, by .Vmer. authors]. 3 v. 212.08 
 
 — Letter bag of the Great Western 212.80 
 
 — Sam .Slick, the attache. . . ' . . . . 212.12 
 
 — Sam Slick, the clockruaker 212.11 
 
 — Sam Slick's wise saws and modern instances. 212.16 
 ■ — Traits of American humor ; by native authors. 
 
 3v 212 13 
 
 Hall (Clara Oakey). Sweet bells jingled ; a dramatic 
 
 love tale 216.24 
 
 Hall (James). Legends of the west. . . . 212. 19 
 Hall (R. R. ) Frank Freeman's barber-shop. . 212.18 
 H.ALL (J/r.s. S. C. ) Can wrong be right ? . . 212.21 
 
 — Midsummer eve ; a fairy tale of love. . . 212.22 
 ■ — Tales of woman's trials 212.2.5 
 
 — Village garland : tales and sketches. . . . 212.23 
 
 — Whiteboy ; a story of Ireland 212.24 
 
 Hall and the hamlet. Howitt iW.) 2 v. . . 214.27 
 Hallek (A. voni. Usong ;an Orieutal history. 212.83 
 Hat.lig (The), or the sheepfold in the waters. Bier- 
 
 N.VTZKt (J. G. ) Tr. by .Mrs. Marsh. . . 231.18 
 
 Halpine (C. G. ) Life and adventures, songs, services, 
 
 and .speeches of private Miles O'Reilly. . 214.83 
 
 — Private Miles ReiUy ; his book 212.26 
 
 — Baked meats of the funeral 212.27 
 
 Halves. Payn (.J.) 235.151 
 
 Hamel, the Obeah man. [anon.] 2 v. . . . 212.28 
 Hajiebton (P. G.) Harry Blouijt 216.28 
 
 — Wenderholme ; a story of Lancashire and York- 
 
 shire 212.97 
 
 Hamilton {Mrs. C. V. Dakin). Behind the veil. 
 
 [unoji.] 133.24 
 
 — Constance Lyndsay, or the progress of error. 
 
 lation.] 163.03 
 
 — Crown from the spear, [ano/i.] .... 165.40 
 
 — Ropes of sand, lanoii.] 214.84 
 
 — Six months henca ; passages from the life of Maria 
 
 (nee) Secretan. Innon.] 251.77 
 
 — Woven of many threads, [anon.] . . . 264.84 
 H.iMiLTON (E. ) Letters of a Hinlo) nijah. . 216.26 
 H.4MILT0N (Gail), pseud. .Se Dodge (M. A.) 
 
 HaM[lton(T.) CyrUThorutm 212.30 
 
 H.amley (E. B. ) Lidy Lee's widowhood. . . 212.32 
 Hvm.mer and anvil. Spielh-Igen (F. ) . . . 253.9S 
 H.AMMETT (S. A.) Str.iy Yankee in 'fexas. By Philip 
 
 Paxton, [pfie.ud.] 212.34 
 
 — Woud^rfal adveutur.>s of Captain Priest. . 212.31 
 Hammond (William A.) Robert Severne. . . 212.33 
 Hampde)J (Allen). Hartley Norman. . . . 212.35 
 HAMpro.-j Heights. Siarbuck iC.) .... 2.53.64 
 Hancock (S. J. ) Etna Vandemir ; a romance of Ken- 
 tucky •. 214.93 
 
 — The Montanas ; or nnder the stars. . . . 212.36 
 Hand and glove. Edwards (A. B.) . 1S2.2G ; 182.27 
 H.\ND but not the heart. Arthur (T. S.) . ; 123.08 
 Hand of Ethelberta. H.akdy(T.) 21G.38 
 
 Handel and Haydn. Barnard (C.) .... 15C1.2.5 
 Handley (^ross ; or, Mr. Jorrock's hunt. [Subtees 
 
 (R. S.l] 212.38 
 
 Hands not hearts. Wilkinson (J. A. ) . . . 264.01 
 HvNDsoME Lawrence. [Dudevant (\. L. \. D. )] 175.61 
 
 H.VNDY Andy. LnvER (Samuel) 224.211 
 
 Hankins (''"'.) Dacota land 212. :!7 
 
 JLvNN.vH Thurston ; a story of American life. Tay^lou 
 
 (B.) 205.15 
 
 Hannay (Davidl. Ned Allen ; or, the past age. 212.39 
 Hannay (James). Singleton Fontenoy. . . 212. H) 
 H.vns Brinker; or, the sdver skates. Diukse (M.E.) 17.5.19 
 
 Hans of Iceland. Hugo (V.) 214..M) 
 
 Happy boy. Bjobnson (B. ) 133.30 
 
 Happy-thought hall. Buknand (F. C. ) . . . 145.22 
 Hippy thoughts. Bubnand (F. ('.) . . . . 145.23 
 Harbour bar, a tale of Scottish life. [Phillips 
 
 (,!//■<. J.)] 212.79 
 
 Hard cash. Re.ide (C.) 242.23 
 
 Hard-scrabble of Elm Island. Kellogg (E.) 221.99 
 H.ARD times. Dickens (C.) M'ilh /li.v New stories. 174.04 
 
 Same. iri//t Ai.s Barnaby Rudge. . . . 173.16 
 
 ILvRDENBERG (F. von). ['Novalis.'] Henry of Ofter- 
 
 dingen 212..'i4 
 
 Hardy (Lmly —). Daisy Nichol 212.41 
 
 H.vRDY (T. ) Desperate remedies 216.36 
 
 — Far from the madding crowd 216.37 
 
 — Hand of Ethelberta 216.38 
 
 — A pair of blue eyes 216.35 
 
 — Under the greenwood tree 216.34 
 
 Hare (R. ) Standish ; a stoi-y of onr [civil war]. 253.62 
 H.ARLAND (Marion), tyee Terhune (^M. V. H.) 
 
 Harley (A. J.) Young Crusoe 212.78 
 
 Harold ; or the last of the Saxon kings. Bulwer- 
 
 Lytton (E. G. E. L., ?oi(/ 7.j/«o»). . . . 144.12 
 Harold Tracy : or, pliases ot life. Smith (J. F.) 252.97 
 
 Harp of a thousand strings, etc. 212.42 
 
 H.ARPEK establishment. Abbott (J.) Harper's story 
 
 books, v. 4 216.95 
 
 Harrington (George F.), pxeud. See Baker (Wm. F. ) 
 Harrington (John). Commonwealth of Oceana. 57'i8.02 
 Harrington. Edoeworth (Maria). Novels, v.l7. 182.19 
 Harrington girls. Winthrop (Sophy). . . . 266.89 
 Harris (George W.) Sut Loviugood. . . . 212.45 
 H.ARRis (.1//S. Miriam Cole). Frank Warrington. 161.21 
 
 — Lonie's last term at St. Mary's. .' . . . 161.22 
 
 — Perfect Adonis " 161.28 
 
 — Richard Vandermarck Iii4.27 
 
 — Roundhearts and other stories 1(11.23 
 
 — Rutledge 161.24 
 
 — St. Philips 161.25 
 
 — Sutherlands 161.26 
 
 HiRRY Ashton. Smtih (J. F.) 2.52.99 
 
 Harry and Lucv. Edgeworth (Maria). 2 v. 182.03 
 H.ARRY B'.onnt. " Hamerton (P. G.) .... 216.28 
 Harry Coverdale's courtship. Smedley i F. E. ) 252.70 
 Harry Heatbcote of Gangoil ; a tale of Australian bush 
 
 life. Trollops (A.) 261.78 
 
 Harry (Sir) Hotspur. Trollope (.\.) . . . 261.74 
 
 Harry Lee ; or hope for the poor 212.46 
 
 Harry Lorrequer. Lever (C.) 223.34 
 
 H.ARKY Ogilvie; or the black dragoons. Grant (.J.) 211.37 
 Harry Skipworth. Kingston (\V. H. G.) . . 222.96 
 Hart (Gerald), pseud .See Ir\tsg (T. J.) . . 212.77 
 Hakt (Joseph C.) Miriam Coffin, or the whale-fisher- 
 man 214.85 
 
 Haute (F. Bret). Condensed novels, and other 
 
 papers 212.47 
 
 — Gabriel Conroy 216.42 
 
 — Luckjof Roiiring Camp, and other sketches. 212.44 
 
 — Mrs. Skagg's husbands, and other sketches. 212.72 
 
 — Tales of the Argonauts, and other sketches. 212.73 
 
 — Tbankftd. blossom. A romance of the Jerseys. 
 
 1779 216.43 
 
 — Two men of Sandy bar : a drama 214.17 
 
 Hartley Norman ; a tale of the times. Hampden 
 
 (A.) 212.35 
 
 H.ARTM.ANN (M.) Last days of a king. [Murat.] 212.49 
 
 Hartmann(T.) Charity Green 212.50 
 
 Hautwell farm. Caxton (Laura) 152.34 
 
 IIarveys (The). Kingsley (H.) 226.06 
 
 Iu askiug for booka. use the " Book Oiiers," giving tbe AUTHOR'S NAME, the Scst part of tUs TITLE, aud tbo KUMBER.
 
 488 
 
 FICTION : Harwood to Helcisa. 
 
 Harwood. Coulsos (J. G. A.) 212.-18i 
 
 Hasheesh eater. Ludlow (F. H.) .... 221.40 
 Haste aud waste ; or the young pilot of Lake Cbam- 
 
 plaiu. Adams (W.T.) 112.21) 
 
 ILwroN (Joseph). Christopher Kenrick. . . 212.70 
 
 — Clytie. A novel of uio.lera life 214.98 
 
 — The TaUauts of Birton 212.C9 
 
 HauchcJ. C. ) Robert Fulton, an hist, novel. 212. 48 
 HAUfF(W.) Salect popular tales 212.51 
 
 Contents : The caravan. The colJ heart. The sheik of 
 Alexandria and lii3 slave,?. Legend of the HirscligiUdeu. 
 Portrait of the emperor. The giuudwiuscl dancer. 
 
 Haunted crust. S-aunders (K. ) 2-1-5.01 
 
 Haunted hearts. Cu.\imins lil. S.) .... 171.11 
 Haunted homesteatl,c(c.SourHWOKTH (E.D.E.N.) 253.32 
 Haunted mau. Dickens (C.) Christmas books. 173.22 
 Haunted tower. Wood (.!//■.?. H. ) .... 2(U..57 
 Haven (Alice B. Neal). The Coopers ; or getting under 
 
 way. 
 
 212.52 
 
 — Home stories 212.53 
 
 — Loss and gaia ; or, Margaret's home. . . 212.85 
 HiwEcs (H. R.) Pet; or pastimes and penalties. 214.91 
 Hawksview. Lee (Holme). [Pakr(H.)]. . 222.63 
 HiwsER Mirtiugale, psemi. See Sleeper [3. S.) 
 HvwrHjKNE (Julian). Bressant 212.68 
 
 — Idolatry ; a romance 212.76 
 
 Hawthorne (Nath.iniel). Blithedale romance. 212.55 
 
 — Birthmark (The). [In Little classics, v. 8.| . . . . 22B.95 
 — - — . Same. lu tiis Moasea from au old mauee. . . . 212.59 
 
 — David Swan. [In LrxrLE cla^^sies, v. 4.] 226. 8(i 
 
 Same. In ttis Twice-told tales, v. 1 212.6* 
 
 — Ethan Brand. In LirrLB classics, v. 1. .... . 226.83 
 
 , — — Same. In his Snow image 212.62 
 
 — House of the seveu gables 212.56 
 
 — Mxrble fauu; or, romauca of Moato Bcni. 2 v. 212.57 
 
 — Mosses from au old manse. 2 v 212.59 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Monsieur dn Miroir. v. 1. 
 Mew Adiini and Eve, v. 2. 
 Old apple de.iler, v. 2. 
 Old manse, v. 1. 
 P"8 correspondence, v. 2. 
 Pass iges from a 
 
 relmqnished work, v. 2. 
 Rappa.-cini's daughter, v. 1. 
 Roger Mai v die 3 burial, v. 2. 
 Select party, v. 1. 
 Sketches frmn memory, v. 2. 
 Procession of life, v. 1. 
 Virtnoso's collection, v. 2. 
 Young Goodman Brown, v 1. 
 
 Artist of the beautiful, v. 1. 
 Birthmark, v. 1. 
 Buds and bird voices, v, 1. 
 Celestial railroad, v. 1. 
 Christmas b.mquet. v. 2. 
 Drowne'B wooden image, v. 2. 
 Earth's holocaust, v. 2. 
 Egotism; or the bosom 
 
 serpent, v. 2. 
 Feathertop : a moralized 
 
 legend. 
 Fire worship, v. 1. 
 Hall of Fantasy, v. 1. 
 Int -Uigence office, v. 1, 
 Mrs. Bulll'rog, v. 1. 
 
 — Scarlet letter 212.61 
 
 — Septimius Felton 212.67 
 
 — Suow image, and other twice-told tales. . 212.62 
 
 Bell's biography (.\). 
 
 Canterbury pilgrims. 
 
 Devil in manuscript. 
 
 Ethan Brand. 
 
 Great stone face. 
 
 John Itiglefleld's thauksgiv^ 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Man ot adamant 
 
 an .ipologue. 
 Old news. 1. 
 
 2. The <-dd French war. 
 
 3. The old tory. 
 
 Old Ticonderoga : a picture 
 
 of the past. 
 Snow image; a child sh miracle. 
 Sylph Etherege. 
 Wives ot the dead. 
 
 Little Daflfydowndilly. 
 Maiu-street. 
 Major Molinoux. 
 
 — Tanglewood tales, for girls aud boys. . . 212.63 
 
 Contents. 
 Circe's palace. I Minotaur (The). 
 
 Dragon's teeth. Pomegranate seeds. 
 
 Golden fleece. | Pygmies (The). 
 
 — Twice-told tales. 2v 212.64 
 
 . 1. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Ambitious guest. V. 2. 
 Chippings from a chisel, v. 2. 
 David Swan, v. 1. 
 Dr. Heidegger's experiment, 
 
 V. 1. ' 
 Edward Fane's rosebud, v. 2. 
 Eudicott aud the red cross, v. 2. 
 Fancy's show box, v. 1. 
 Footsteps on the sea shore, v. 2. 
 Gentle buy, v. 1. 
 Gray champion, v. 1. 
 Great carbuncle, V. i. 
 Haunted mind, v. 2. 
 Hollow of the three hills, v. 1. 
 Legends of the Province house, 
 
 V. 2. 
 
 1. Howe's masiqnerado. 
 
 2. Edward Raudolplifci portrait 
 
 3. Lady Kleanore s mantle. 
 i. Old Esther Dudley. 
 
 Little Annie s ramble, v. 1. 
 
 May-pole of Merry .Mount, v. 1. 
 
 Minister's black veil. v. 1. 
 
 Mr. Higgenbotham's catastro- 
 phe, V. 1. 
 
 Night sketches, v. 2. 
 
 Peter Goldthwaite's treasOTes, 
 v. 2. 
 
 Prophetic pictures, v. 1. 
 
 RiU from the town pump, V. 1. 
 
 Seveu vagabonds, v. 2. 
 
 Shaker bridal, v. 2. 
 
 Sights from a steeple 
 Sister's years, v. 2. 
 Snowflakes (The,, v. 2. 
 Sunday at home. v. 1. 
 TuU-gatherer's day, v. 1. 
 — Wonder book for girls and boys. 
 Contents. 
 Bald-summit. Paradise of children 
 
 Village uncle, v. 2. 
 Vision of the fountain, 
 Wakelielil, v. 1. 
 Wedding knell, v. 1. 
 White old maid, v. 2. 
 
 212.66 
 
 Shadow brook. 
 Tanglewood fiieside. 
 Tanglewood play-room. 
 Tanglewood porch. 
 Three golden apples. 
 
 Chimara (The). 
 (iulilcn apples. 
 iii'Iilen touch. 
 Gorgon's head. 
 Hill side (The). 
 Miraculous pitcher. 
 
 H.iY (Elzey), pseiid. See Andrews (Fanny). 
 
 Hay (Mai-y Cecil). Arundel motto 216.31 
 
 — Hidden perils 211.82 
 
 — Niira's love test. 216.32 
 
 — Old Myddelton's money 212.81 
 
 — Squire's legacy 212.71 
 
 — Victor and vanquished 212.74 
 
 Haytime (From) to hopping. [Coulter (J/m'\] 165.13 
 Hazlett (Helen). ['M. H. Tatem.'] Gleunair ; or, 
 
 life in Scotland 212.75 
 
 — Heights of Eidelberg 254.78 
 
 He Cometh not, she said. Thomas (Anuie). . 255.73 
 
 He knew he was right. Tkollope (A.) . . . 261.72 
 
 He would be a gentleman ; or, treasme trove. Lo-vee 
 
 (S.) 224.33 
 
 Head of the family. Ckatk (D. M. Muloch). . 232.48 
 Headless horseman ; a strange tale of Texas. Reid 
 
 (Ctipl. Mayne) 242.49 
 
 Headlong hall and Nightmare abbey. Peacock 
 
 (T. L.) 235.26 
 
 Heads of the people ; or, portraits of the English. 
 
 2 V 2535.12 
 
 Headsman (The). Cooper (J. F.) 163.24 
 
 Healey : a romance. Fothekgill (J.) . . . 216.41 
 Healy (M. ) Lakeville; or, substance and shadow. 212.88 
 Heart and cross. Oliphant (J/)'.s\ M. O. W.) 234.11 
 Heart hungry. Westmoeeland (M. J.) . . 2U3.98 
 Heart (The) of Mabel Ware. [«)/on.] . . . 213.63 
 He.aet of Mid Lothian. Scott [Sir Walter). . 245.46 
 Hearts and faces ; or, home life unveiled. Cp.eyton 
 
 (P.) [Trowbridge (J. T.I ] 262.11 
 
 Hearts and hands. Reh) {Chri.stian). . . . 242.80 
 Hearts and homes. Ellis {Mrs. S. S. ) . . 183.08 
 Heartsease. Yovcn (Miss C. M.) 2 v. . . 265.35 
 Heathens of the heath. McDonnell (W.) . 227.35 
 Heavenward led. Sommers i J. R. ) .... 253.84 
 HE.IVY yokes. Hadermann (J. H. ) .... 2I1.«0 
 Hector O'Halloran. Maxwell (W. H.) . . 231.45 
 
 Hedged in. Phelps (E. S.) 235.42 
 
 Heidelberg. James (G. P. R.) 215..57 
 
 Heights of Eidelberg. ^Tatem (M. H.), pseml. of 
 
 Hazlett (Helen) 254.78 
 
 Heidenmalier. Cooper (J. F.) 163.25 
 
 Heir expectant. [«?iO».] 212.84 
 
 Heib of Mabeward ; or, restored. By the author of 
 
 'Sou and heir.' 214.94 
 
 Heir of Wast-Wayland. Ho\\itt (M.) . . . 214.22 
 Heir of Redclyffe. Yonge ( J/is.v C. M. ) 2 v. 265.37 
 Heir to Ashley. Wood (.Ur.s. H.) .... 264.58 
 Heiress, an antobiogiaphy. Stephens (A. S.) 253.68 
 Heiress of Bruges. Gratt.an (T. C.) 3 v. . 211.41 
 Hexress of Greenhurst. Stephens {Mr.-i. A. S.) 253.68 
 Heiress of Haughton. Marsh-Caldm-eia (.Vi',s'.A.) 231.16 
 Held in bondage. Ouida. [Rame (L. de lal.] 172.18 
 Helen. Edgeworth (Maria). Novels, v. 19. 182.20 
 Helen and Arthur. Hentz (J/c.s-. C. Lee). . 213.09 
 Helen Courtenay's promise. [Jervey {Mrs. C. 
 
 H. G. )] 195.24 
 
 Helen Ford. Alger (H., jc.) 121.12 
 
 Helen Gardiner's wedding-day ; or Colonel Floyd's 
 
 wards. Habland (Marion) 255.31 
 
 Helen Ethinger. Whittlesey {Mrs. E. L. ) . 263.82 
 Helen Fleetwood. Tonna {Mrs. C. E. ) Works, 
 
 V. 1 5076.13 
 
 Helen's 'babies. Habberton (J.) 214.74 
 
 Helena's household ; a tale of Rome in the first cen- 
 tury. [Charles (JTre. E.)] 212.82 
 
 Heloisa'; or, the unrevealed secret. Robinson (T. A. 
 
 V. J.) 243.42 
 
 BKOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBKARI
 
 FICTION : Heloise lo Hoffinan. 
 
 489 
 
 Heloise [&Ky;.s-/t Eloisrt]. Rousseau (J. J.) 2H.31 
 
 Hklping himd series. iVc Nowell (H. P. H. ) '2'25. 1'J 
 
 Helps (Arthur). Casimir Maremma. . . . 213.(11 
 
 — Ivan de liiron, or the Russian court in tlio middle 
 
 of the last century 213.01 
 
 -Roalmih 213.0.J 
 
 Helvas, kuigbt of the Swan. In Tuojis (\V. J. ) Early 
 
 En;.^lish romances, v. 3.] 2(il.22 
 
 Henrietta Temple. Disraf.ti (B.1 .... 175.01 
 
 HaNKT(C. S. ) Doctor Oldham at Greystones. 212.87 
 
 Henuy Cou'tland. Oline (A. J.) 15.1.3'1 
 
 Henky De La Tour, or the comrades in arms. Smith 
 
 (J. F.) . 251.81! 
 
 Hekry vra. and his court. MiJHLB.icH (L.) . 232.75 
 
 Henry De Pomeroy, or the eve of St. John. Bray 
 
 (Mr.f. A. E.) 141.37 
 
 Henry Esmond. Thackeray (W. M.) . . . 255. 3'J 
 
 Henry Masterton. James (G. P. E.) . . . 215.59 
 Henry Miln.!r. Sherwood ( M. M. ) Works, v. 1 and 
 
 15 252.01; 2.52.15 
 
 Henry of Guise. James (G. P. K.) .... 215.,"j8 
 
 Henry of Ofterdingen. Hardenberci (F. von). 212.51 
 
 Henry Powers. Kimball (R. B.) . . . . 221. 6S 
 
 Henry St. John, gentleman ; a tale of 1774-75. Cooke 
 
 (J. E.) 163.11 
 
 Hentz (Mm. Carolina Lee). 
 
 — Aunt Patty's scrap bag 213.18 
 
 — ISanisUed sou, and other t;iles of the heart. 213.13 
 
 — Courtship and marriage 213.0G 
 
 — Eoline 213.07 
 
 — Ern.ist Liuw.ood 213.08 
 
 — Helen aud Arthur 213.09 
 
 — Linda ; or, the young pilot 213.10 
 
 — Lost daughter 213.11 
 
 — Love after marriage 213.17 
 
 — Marcus Warland. 213. 12 
 
 — Planter's northern bride 213. 1-t 
 
 — Rena ; or, the snow-bh-d 213.1.') 
 
 — Robert Graham ; a s^quelto Linda. . . . 213. U! 
 Her dearest foe. Alexander ( J/r.v. ) .... 115.35 
 Her tacj was her fortune. Robinson (F. W. ) 213.71 
 Her lord aud master. Florence Marryat. [Church 
 
 (Mrs. Ross.)] 151.25 
 
 Her majesty the queen. Cooke (J.E.) . . . 1H2.27 
 
 Her two selves (Lois Carroll ; or). Vance (S.S.) 206.72 
 
 Herbert Carter's legacy. Algeh (H., j;-. i . . 122.47 
 
 Herbert (H. W.) Cavaliers of England. . . 213.23 
 
 — Chevaliers of France 213.26 
 
 — Cromwell 213.00 
 
 — Frank Forester's sporting scenes and characters, 
 
 2 v. 41)17.19 
 
 V. 1. My shooting box. The deer etalkera. 
 v. 1. AVarwick woodland. Quorudou bounds. 
 
 — Knights of England, Prance and Scotland. . 214.78 
 
 — Marmaduke Wyvil 213.19 
 
 — Roman traitor ; or, the days of Catiline. . 213.21 
 
 — Wager of battle 213.22 
 
 Here aud hereafter. Athern (Annie). . . . 124.02 
 Heretic (The). LAJETCHNiKorF ( — ). Tr. from the 
 
 Russian 222.42 
 
 HEREW.uiD, the last of the English. Kingsley(C.)221.70 
 Herman; or young knighthood. Foxton (E.) pseud. 
 
 of Palfrey ( J7is,s S. ) 2v 234.45 
 
 Herm-an Agha. Palgrave (W. G.) .... 234. G8 
 Hero (A), etc. Craik (D. M. Muloch). . . . 232.47 
 
 Hero aud martyr. Reade (C.) 242.71 
 
 Hero Carthew. Parr(L.) 235.55 
 
 Hero of the pen. Werner (E.) 2(53.90 
 
 Heroes (The) ; Greek fairy fciles. Kingsley(C.) 221 76 
 Heroes of Asgard. Keary (.\. niidE.) . . . 212. S9 
 Hesperus ; or thirty-five dog-post days ; a biography. 
 
 RicHTER (J. P. F.) 2v 243,12 
 
 Hester Howard's temi^tation. Warfield {Mrs. 
 
 C. A.) 2()2.60 
 
 HE.STER Kirton. Macquoid (K. S. ) .... 22li.54 
 Husteb Morley's promise. Siretion (Hesba), pseud, of 
 
 SMrrH(H.) 255.91 
 
 Hester Strong's life work. Southwobth {Mrs. 
 
 S. A.) 253.85 
 
 Hetty. Kinosley (Henry) 222.08 
 
 Heygate {Rev. W.E.) The scholar and trooper. 213.21 
 
 Heyse (Paul). Dead lake and other tab's. . . 212.95 
 
 — Lonely ones 225.70 
 
 Hkywood (J. C.) How will it end ? .... 213.30 
 IlicKLiNu (W.) Rector of Roxburgh, a story. 213.97 
 Hickory Hall ; or the outcast Southwobth 
 
 {Mrs.) , . 2.53.33 
 
 Hidden depths, [annn.] 213.28 
 
 Hidden path. H.uilaxd (Marionj. pseud, oj Terhune 
 Mrs.) 2.').5.22 
 
 (-1 
 
 Hidden perils. Hay (M. C.) 211 82 
 
 Hidden sin (The). [Browne (Frances.)! . . 213.29 
 Hidden siu. Sequel to ' ' The dethroned heiress. " 
 
 DupuY(E. A.) 181.43 
 
 Hide and seek. Collins (W.) . . . . ^ . 102.07 
 Hioginson (T. \V.) Malbone 213.32 
 
 — Oldport days. . 213.98 
 
 IIiGGLEDY-piggledy. Knatchbull-Hugessen (E. 
 
 H.) 186.29 
 
 High mills. Saunders (K.) 215.96 
 
 High life in New York. Suck (J., iii/.) 2 v. 213.31 
 HiGHAM(M. R.) Athol. [anon.] .... 214.95 
 
 — Cloverley 211.97 
 
 Higher law. [Maitland (E.)] 213.76 
 
 Highland widow. Scott (.sic Walter). . . . 245.29 
 HiLA Dart ; a bom romp. Mumford (M. E.) . 232.95 
 HiLDRED, the daughter. Crosland (iViA-. N.) . 105.32 
 Hell and the valley. Maetineau (H. ) lilus. of pol. 
 
 econ., v. 1 231. '.i? 
 
 HiLLERN (W. von). By his own might. . . 213.78 
 
 — Geier-Wally : a tale of the Tyrol 214. 75 
 
 — Only a girl 213.77 
 
 — Two-fold life 213.76 
 
 Hti.i.iard (H. W.) De Vane ;a story of plebeians and 
 
 patricians 213.33 
 
 Hills (Alfred C.) Macphcrson, the great confederate 
 
 philosopher 213.34 
 
 Hillsboro' Farms. Cobb (S. D.) 155.31 
 
 Hills of the Shatemuc. Warner (Susan). . 263.05 
 Hillyars aud Buitons. Kingsley (H. ) . . . 222.03 
 
 Hilt to hilt. Cooke (J.E.) I(i2.25 
 
 Hindoo rajah (Letters of a). Hamilton (E.) . 210.26 
 
 Hirell. Sapndees (J.) 245.06 
 
 His level best, and other stories. Hale (E. E.) 212.93 
 His marriage vow. Corbin (J/rs. C. F.) . . 105.31 
 
 His natural life. Clarke (M.) 155.05 
 
 His two wives. Ames (M. E.) 114.29 
 
 His young wife. Smith (Julia P.) .... 2.")4.79 
 History and pleasant chronicle of little Jehau de Saittie. 
 
 Salle (A. de la) 222.79 
 
 History and records of the Elephant Club. [Thomp.son 
 
 (JI. Jl) 261.43 
 
 History of female favourites 213.39 
 
 History of my friends ; home life with animals. 
 
 ACHAKD(E.) 114.31 
 
 History of my ptts. Greenwood (Grace). [Lippincott 
 
 {Mrs.)] 223.85 
 
 History of Pompey the little ; or the life aud adven- 
 tures of a lap-dog. Coventry (F.) . . 165.14 
 History of Sanford and Meitou. Day (T.) . 172.09 
 Hita (G. F. de). Civil wars of Granada. . . 213.79 
 HrrcHCocK (E. A. ) The story of the red book of Appin ; 
 
 a fairy tale of the middle ages 213.25 
 
 Hitherto. Whitney ( J/c.v. A. D. T. ) . . . 2(33.03 
 Hive of the bee-hunter. Thorpe (T B. ) . . 261.34 
 Ho.aryhead and M'Donncr. Abbott (J. ) . . 3513.04 
 Hoddeb (Edwin). Lost in Paris 213.70 
 
 — Tossed on the wave.s 213.69 
 
 Hoey (il/i'.9 Cashel). Blossomin..; of an aloe. 213.27 
 
 — Blau in the reservoir. In Little classics, v. 4. . . 226.86 
 
 — A golden sorrow 213.37 
 
 — A house of cards 213.35 
 
 Hofer (Edmnnd). Old countess 213.40 
 
 Hoffman (C. F. ) Greyslaer ; a romance of the 
 
 Mohawk 213.36 
 
 — Wdd scenes in the forest. 2v 1122.18 
 
 Hoff.man (David). Chronicle of Cartaphilus. 446.26 
 Hoffmann (C.T. A.) Mapter Flea. . ". . . 151.11 
 Hoffmann (E. T. W.) Strange stories ; from the 
 
 German 213.38 
 
 — Madame do Scndori. [In Holceaft (U.) Tales from the Gor- 
 
 man.] 213.83 
 
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 490 
 
 FICTION : Hoffman to Household. 
 
 — Master Martia aud his workmen. [In Beauties of German 
 
 lit. 1847.) 133.0a 
 
 — The saudmaii. Tlie elementary spirit. The Jesuit's chiir<h 
 
 iu U— . [/it OxENFoiiu 'J.) Tales trom the German. J 255.04 
 HoGQ (James). Wiuter eveuiug tuljs. . . . "21:141 
 HOHENSTEINS (The). SPIELH.IGEN (E.) . . . '/;5!.97 
 HoLBEACH (Henry), pneud. See IUnds (W. B.) 241. 'J2 
 HoLBERG (L. vou). Jouruey to the woild untler ground 
 
 of Niels Klim 21;i.84 
 
 Same. Voyage de Nicolas Klimius. . . 7027. 1'J 
 
 HoLCOMBES (The), a story of Virginia home life. Ma- 
 gill (M. T.) 22.5.17 
 
 HoLCBAFT (li. ) Tales from the German. . . 213.83 
 
 Contents: Hoffman (E. T.) Madame de Scuderi. Kouner 
 
 (T. C.) Woldemar. The harp. Lanhbein (A.T. K.) The 
 
 bridegroom'a pcobatiuu The broken let^. LAFnNTArNE(A.) 
 
 Tlie haunted castle. Hichtek (J. P. F.) The death of an 
 
 angel. The moon. ScmUiEB (J, C. F. von). The diahouored 
 
 irreclaimable. 
 
 HoLDEN with the cords. Jay(W. M. L.) . . 216.12 
 
 Hole (A) iu the pocket. [Bakeb (H. N. W.)]. 125.05 
 
 Holiday adventures. Gambieb ( J//'S. J. ) . . 193.31 
 
 HoLtDAT house ; a book for the young. Sinclair 
 
 (C.) 252.54 
 
 Holidays at Koselands : a sequel to Elsie Dinsmore. 
 
 Fabquharson (M.) 191.07 
 
 Holland (C.) Aspasia 213.74 
 
 Holl.and (.J. G.) Arthur Bonnica.stle. . . . 213.88 
 
 — Biy-path (The) ; a tale of N. E. colonial life. 213.44 
 
 — Miss Gilbert's career 213.45 
 
 — Sevenoaks 213. 71 
 
 Holland-tide. Caeleton (W. ) 151.01 
 
 Hollands (The). Town.send (V. F.) . . . . 261.48 
 Hollingshead (John). Under Bow Bells. . 213.46 
 Hollister (G.H.) Mouut Hope ; or Philip, king of 
 
 the Wampanoags 213..N5 
 
 Hollywood hall (Lucy Arden ; or). Geanx (J.) 211.90 
 Holm (Saxe), psewl. Saxe Holm's stories. . 214.99 
 HoLMBY house. Melville (G. J. W.) . . . 231.61 
 HoL.ME Lee. pseud. See Parb (H. ) 
 Holmes (J/ra. M''ry J.) The Cameron pride. 213.47 
 
 — Cousin Maude and Rosamond 213.48 
 
 — Darkness and daylight 213.49 
 
 . — Dora Deaue, and Maggie Miller. . . <i . 213.50 
 
 — Edith Lyle 213.90 
 
 — Edna Browuiug 213.72 
 
 — English orijhans 213.51 
 
 — Ethelyn's mistake 213.59 
 
 — Homestead on the hillside 213.52 
 
 — Hugh Worthiugton 213.53 
 
 — Lena Rivers 213.51 
 
 — Marian Grey 213.55 
 
 — Meadow brook 213.56 
 
 . — Millbank ; or, Roger Irving's ward. . . . 213. (13 
 
 — Rose Mather 213.58 
 
 — Tempest aud sunshine 213.57 
 
 — West^ Lawn, and the Rector of St. Mark's. . 213.73 
 Holmes (0. W.) Elsie Venuer ; a romance of 
 
 destiny 213. CO 
 
 — Guardian angel 213. ('>2 
 
 — Iris. /» Little classics, v. 7 226.89 
 
 — Professor at the breakfast table ; with the story of 
 
 Iris 2532.11 
 
 Holt (E. S.) Ashcliffe hall : a tale of the last 
 
 century 213.80 
 
 — Isoult Barry, of Wynscote : a tale of the Tudor 
 
 times 213.67 
 
 — Mistress Marjory 213.81 
 
 — Robin Tremaine, a tale of the Marian persecu- 
 
 tion 213.82 
 
 — Wbite rose of Langley : a story of the court of 
 
 Eugliind in the oldeu time 213. '.i9 
 
 Holt (J. S.) Abraham Page, Esq. [a7um.] . 111.43 
 
 — What I know about Ben Eccles 211.4! 
 
 Home. Leland (A. ) ■.'2''. 11 
 
 Home (The). Bremer (Fredrika) lit. '21 
 
 Home as found. Cooper (J. F.) 16 (.27 
 
 Home at Greylock. Prentiss (J/cs. E.) . . 246.16 
 
 Home iuiluonce. Aguilar (Grace) 1 14. 03 
 
 Home in the valley. Caelen (E. F.) ... 145. 40 
 Home life ; or, a peep across the threshold. Soule 
 
 (Afrs. C. A.) 253.19 
 
 Home memories. Brock(Mc.s. C. A.) . . . 142.07 
 
 Home narratives : or, stories from "Household 
 
 words." 213.64 
 
 Home nook ; or, the crown of duty. DonGL\s 
 
 (A. M.) 176.33 
 
 Home scenes. Arthur (T.S.) 123,12 
 
 Home seines and heart studies. Agullae (Grace). 114.04 
 
 Home stories. Haven (A. B.) 212.53 
 
 Homes abroad. Martineau (H. ) Illustrations of pol. 
 
 economy, v. 4 231.30 
 
 Homestead on the hillside. Holmes (.1/re.M J. ) 213. 52 
 Homeward bound. Coopee (J. K. ) . . . . 103.26 
 Honest John Vane. De Forest (J. W. ) . . 176.37 
 Honey-moon (The). Medina-Pomar {0)n/i( de). 235.71 
 Honob Bright ; a romance, by the author ot Malbrook. 
 
 [anon.'i 213.68 
 
 Honob May. Baetol(M.) 213.65 
 
 Hood (Thomas). Tyhiey Hall. . . 213.66 ; 5044.30 
 Hood (Tom). Essence of fun 213.K7 
 
 — Comic annual for 1870 213.86 
 
 — Love and viilor 213.91 
 
 — Rates aud taxes, and how collected. . . . 241.87 
 
 Hook (J.) Pen Owen 241.01 
 
 Hook (Theodore). All in the wrong. . . . 214.01 
 
 — Choice humorous works . 213. 02 
 
 — Cou-sin William 214.02 
 
 — Father.^ and sons 214.00 
 
 — Gilbert Gurney 214.03 
 
 — Gurncy married 214.03a 
 
 — Jack Brag 214.07 
 
 — Maxwell 214.04 
 
 — Parson's daughter •... 214.05 
 
 — Widow and the marquess 214.00 
 
 HoosiEE schoolmaster. Eggleston (E.) . . 184.26 
 Hope (Asiott Robert), pseiul. See Moncbieff (R. H. ) 
 Hope (Stanley). A new Godiva. . . . . . 216.75 
 
 Hope (Thomas). Anastasius ; or memoirs of a Greek. 
 
 2 V 214.08 ; 214.67 
 
 Hope and have ; or, Fanny Grant among the Indian,s. 
 
 Optic (OUver). [Adams (W. T.)] . . . 112. '21 
 
 Hope deferred. Pollabd (E. F.) 241.23 
 
 Hope Meredith. Tabor (E.) 251.69 
 
 Hopiis and fears. Yonge ( Ms.s- C. M. ) 2 v. . 265.39 
 
 Hopkins (EUice). Rose Turquand 214.48 
 
 Hopkins (Samuel). Youth of the old dominion. 214.10 
 Horace Templeton. Lever (Charles). . . . 223.41 
 HoEKORS of Paris ; a stquel to the Mohicans of Paris. 
 
 Dumas(A.) 181.17 
 
 Horseshoe Robinson. Kennedy (J. P.) . . 221.59 
 HoBTENSE (Queen) : an historical novel. Muhlbach 
 
 (L.) 232.77 
 
 HoBTENSE Mancini (Mademoiselle fifty millions ; or). 
 
 Dash {La comtes.se) 171.51 
 
 HoETON (3//-S. M. B.) Wife's messengers. . . 214.11 
 HosMEE (James K. ) The thinking bayonet. . 214.14 
 HosMEE (J//-S. Margaret). Blanche Gilroy. . 214.17 
 
 — The Morrisons ; a sto; y of domestic life. . 214.12 
 
 — Ten years of a lifetime 214.13 
 
 HoTspuB : a tale of the old Dutch manor. Walwoeth 
 
 (M. T) 262.49 
 
 Hostages to fortune. Bbaddon (M. E.) . . 141.05 
 HouB and the man [Toussaint I'Ouverture]. M.ujtineau 
 
 (H.) 3v 231.24 
 
 House and the brain. Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. E. L.) In Little 
 
 classics, V. 2 226.84 
 
 House by the churchyard. LeFanu(J. S. ) . 2'23.()3 
 House in town. Sequel to "Opportunities." [Waenee 
 
 (Susan).] 263.15 
 
 House of cards. HoEY(Jfrs. C. ) 213.35 
 
 House of the seven gables. H.iwthorne (N.) 212.56 
 
 House of Yorke. By M. A. T 215.00 
 
 House on the Moor. Oliphant {Mrs. M. O. W.) 2;i4.12 
 House on wheels. Stoltz {Mine, de), psemL of Begon 
 
 {GointesseF.de) 253.00 
 
 House with spectacle."?. Robinson (L. B.) . . 243.85 
 Household angel in disguise. Baker {Mrs. H. 
 
 N. W.) 131.24 
 
 Household of Bouverie. Wabfield {Mrs. 0. A. ) 
 
 2 v. 26-2.01 
 
 Household of Sir Thomas More. Manning 
 
 {Miss A.) 2-25.30 
 
 Household stories from the livnd of Hofer. . 186.12 
 
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 491 
 
 II )UiEKHEi>EU (51. E.) My husband's crime. . 211.1.') 
 II iw ft brkle \v:i,s won. GeiistXceek (F. ) . . 194.21 
 How Charley Koberts becamj a man. Thuuston 
 
 (L. M.) 2i;!.7r. 
 
 IIowcnil,lbebel;)it? EoE (A. S.) . . . . 211.01 
 Hjw E.a Ilibin-ts gained her education. Tiiuks- 
 
 Tos (L. M. ) 213. 7C. 
 
 Iliwhodiait. DupuT(E. A.) 181. .10 
 
 11 iw ho won her. Southwoktu (,Uc.s-.E. D.E.N.) 2jI1.1i1 
 How 1 ni;uia:;ed luy children from intimcy to marriage. 
 
 Wauuen (Mis.) 262.85 
 
 Hjw it all happined. Pabb(L. ) 235.53 
 
 How Marjorv helped. CaroluM.) .... ]45.2t) 
 H )W will it end ? Hetwood (J. C.) .... 213.30 
 HowvKD (Hlauche "Wyllys). One summer. . 234.41 
 
 Hjivaud(E. ) Sir Henry Morgan 211.16 
 
 Hliwakd aid bis teacher. Bakek (Mr.f. H. N. W.) 131.05 
 Hjwe (.Mary A.) Merchant mechanic ; a tale of "New 
 
 England Athen.s." 214.18 
 
 Howe (W. W.) Pasha papers 211.19 
 
 HowELLS (W. D.) A chance acquaintance. . 213.95 
 
 — Foregone coucliisiou 213.96 
 
 — Parlor car : farce 216.79 
 
 — Komance in real life. In Little classics, v. 4. 226.86 
 
 — Their wedding journey 213.94 
 
 HowiTT (Anna Mary). A school of life. . .. 214.20 
 Ho WITT (Mary). Heir of Wast-Wayland. . ". 214.22 
 — ■ Oar cousins in Ohio 214.25 
 
 — Til'siu pro.so 214.23 
 
 — Who shall be greatest ? 214.24 
 
 — Work and wages ; or, life in service. . . 214.34 
 
 — (trannlator). S'e Citizen of Prague. . . . 155.01 
 HowiTT (Wm.) Boy's adventures in Australia. 1061.21 
 
 — Hill and the bamlgt. 2v 211.27 
 
 — Jack of the mill 21 1.29 
 
 — Johuuy Darbyshii-e. Tii Little classics, v. 9. . . . 22f).96 
 
 — Tallaugetta ; the squatter's home in Australia. 214.35 
 
 — Traditions of the most ancient times. 2 v. 214.30 
 
 — Wojdbura Grange. [Nottiugham.sbire.] . 214.32 
 Hjwitt (Wm. and Mary). Stori.-s of English and 
 
 foreign life 214.33 
 
 Ho WL.i.ND ^ Marie). Papa's own girl. . . . 211.70 
 
 HuBB.ACK (3//\-,-. M.) May and Djcember. . . 214.36 
 
 — Oidvicuage 211.37 
 
 ^ Tliree marriages 214.38 
 
 — Wife's sister 214.39 
 
 Hl'bbell {Mi-s. M.S.) Shady side ; or, life in a p.ir- 
 
 sonige 211.49 
 
 HnBEB(V. .i.) Stories of Spanish life. 2 V. . 214.41 
 
 Hpbert. Abbott (J.) Juno stories. ... 111.34 
 HjBEBr Freeth's prosperity. Cbosland {Mrs. 
 
 Ne.vlou) 165.42 
 
 Hjd soy's b.iy ; or life in the wUds. Ballanty.se 
 
 (KM.) 131.23 
 
 HuaEssEN" (E. H. Kn itchbuU). Crackers for Chri.st- 
 
 mas 185.38 
 
 — Moonshine. Fairy stories 185.39 
 
 — Tiles at tea-time. Faiiy stories 185.41 
 
 — Higgledy-piggledy 186.29 
 
 ■— Qiejr-f)lk 185.41 
 
 — ^ Wuispers from f liryland 18)41 
 
 Huaa .Melton. KisciiK.) . 221.77 
 
 H wa Worthiugton. Holmes (M. J.) . . . 213..j3 
 
 Ho:iHES(r. ) Scjuring of the white horse. . 214.41 
 
 — Tom Brown at Oxford. 2v 2U. 15 
 
 — Tom Brown's SL^hool days at Rugby. . . . 211.43 
 IIuoo (Victor). Claude Gueux. Last day of a oon- 
 
 demued min 211.61 
 
 — H ins of lee Ian 1 211.5) 
 
 — Hnnchback of Notre Dame 21 1.5 1 
 
 — Jargal. [Bag Jurgal.] 214.49 
 
 — Les Miser ibles. 5 pts 214..52 
 
 Cnntfitls : Part 1. Fiintin.-. 2- Co.s.'lle. 3. M:irius. * 
 St. Djuia, ;iml Irlyl of tlm U.io Phimcst. 5. Joiu Valjo.lil 
 San;. 5 parts in 1 v 214.57 
 
 — Mm wliolaug'is 211.62 
 
 — Ninety three 214.59 
 
 Cimtenls: Pt. 1. S.'a aa.l uiaUt. Pt. 2 By tlia king's 
 coiaiuau'l. 
 
 — Toilers of the sea 214.58 
 
 HiicuENor (The), James (G. P. R. ) . . . 215.61) 
 HuQOENOT family (The). Tytleb (Sarah). . 262.34 
 
 HtiLDA, or the deliverer. Lewald (F.) . . . 226.41 
 Human face diviuo, e/c. Gattv ( .Urs. A.) . . 194.43 
 Humphhey Clinker. Smollett (T. ) .... 5067.04 
 HiiNCHB.uK of Notre Dame. Hugo ('V'.) . . 214.51 
 Hi'No.utiAN brother.s. Pouter ( .l/'i.s.'; A. M. ) . 192.17 
 HiiNCUBY (Tales and trnditions of). Piilszky(T.) 211.69 
 HuNOEKFOKi) (JaMies). The old jilaiitation. . 215.01 
 Hunt (J. I[. l.eigh). Stories fiom the Italian poets; 
 a su'.nmary in prose, of the pojms of Dante, Pulei, 
 Baiardo, Arioslo, and 'r:isso 215.02 
 
 — On3 hundred romances of reid life. . . . 214 65 
 Hunt (Robert). Panthea, the spir.t of nature. 213.92 
 Hunt (Thornton). The foster brother. . . . 215.05 
 Hunted down ; and other reprinted pieces. Dickens 
 
 (C.) • . 173.13 
 
 Hunted to death. ["»""■] 215.07 
 
 HuNTEE (Fanny), psniil. What Fanny Hunter heard 
 
 and saw in K insas and M ssouri. . . . 263.50 
 
 Hunter and Tom. Abbott (.1.) 111.57 
 
 HuNTEK naturalist. Webbeu (C.) .... 263.45 
 
 Huntek's feast. Reid ((Ji/i/. M.) 242.50 
 
 Huntington (J. V. ) Alban ; a tale of the new 
 
 world 215.04 
 
 — The forest 215.08 
 
 — Lady Alice ; or the new Una. [aium.] . . 215.09 
 
 — Rosemary ; or life and death 215.10 
 
 HuKON (The), or the pupil of nature. Voltaiee 
 
 (F. M. A. de) 5075.32 
 
 HtiRTADO (L. ) Palmerin of Englind. 4 v. . 221.80 
 HusB.4NDsa;id homes. [I'ekhune i jl/y.s. M. V. H. )] 255.23 
 Husks. Harland (M. ) [ I'erhune ( Mrs. M. V.H. )] 2.55.24 
 
 Hypatia. Kincsley (C. ) 221.71 
 
 Hyperion. Longfellow (H. W. ) 224,24 
 
 — — Same, [/ii Ai.v Works, v. 2.] . . . .5052.12 
 Hypolitus (History ofi. Aulnot (M. C. J. de B. d'). 
 
 id Crox.iU's novels, v. 2. ' 171.03 
 
 I will be a soldier. Tuthill (L. C.) . . . . 262.23 
 Ice maiden, and other tales. .\.ndekson (H. C.) 122.09 
 
 iDvCr.iven. Cadell(H. M.) 151.18 
 
 Ida Goldwin. Derby (Aleck) 172.67 
 
 Ida May. Langdon (M.) [Pike (Mrs. M. A.)] 211.20 
 
 Ida Norman. Phelps (J/i-.s'. L.) 241.10 
 
 Idalia. OurDA. p.sTuJ. o/'Rame (L. do 1:1.) . 172.19 
 Ideil attained (The). Faknham (J/r.s-. E. W.) 191.04 
 Idle mai, [a tale]. Dana (U. H.) . . . .5(126.09 
 
 Idjlatry. Hawthorne (J.) 212.76 
 
 If, yes, and perhaps. Hale (E. E. ) . . . . 212.06 
 Ik Alai-vel. pseuil. See Mitchell (,D. G.) 
 
 Illicini(B. ) Novella I v. 2 of 244.21 
 
 I'll try ; or the young housekeeper. [Baker (Mrs. 
 
 H. N. W.)] 131.36 
 
 Illu.stbations of lying. Opie (.1fj-,«.A.) Works, v.3. 234.28 
 iMPRovis.AToitE (The). Anderson (H. C. ) . . 122.10 
 
 • Same 121.30 
 
 Is a winter city. Ouida. [Kame ^I . de la)] . 172.58 
 
 In bonds. Preston iL.) 241.61 
 
 In duty bound, [anmi.] 215.12 
 
 In exitu Israel. Gould (S. Paring) 195.40 
 
 In extremis. Greenough i .!/<;,• . R. S. ) . . . 214. ^8 
 
 In exile. St (W. vou). .' 262.92 
 
 In his name. Hale (E. E.) 212.96 
 
 In school a id out. Adams (W. T.) . . . . 112.22 
 In search of the castawavs. 'Verne (J.) . . 266.75 
 
 In silk attire. Black (W.) 134.21 
 
 In the world. Daklino (Mary G.) . . . . 171.45 
 
 In th3 clearings. Wells (K. (i.) 262.98 
 
 In the days of my youth. Edwards (A.. B. ) . 182.39 
 
 In the r.ipids. Hart (Gerald) 212.77 
 
 In the saddle. Castlemon (H.) 152.46 
 
 In the year [I8]'13. Kevter (F.) 243.02 
 
 In trust, or. Dr. Bertmiu's household. Douglas 
 
 (A. M.) 175.1G 
 
 Ina. Valerio (Kathorine) 262.91 
 
 Inchbu,d (-Vr-i. E. ) Nature and art. . . . 215.06 
 
 — A simple story. [11';//* Tliree sisters]. . . 2'23.68 
 
 S.vme 215.06 
 
 Indlv. Southworth (.l/i-.s-. E. D. E. N.) . . 253.34 
 Indiana. Sand (George). [Dudevant(A.L.A.D.)]17;).28 
 
 Indian chief. A!Marc>(G. ) 114.14 
 
 Indlan scout. Aimard (G.) 114.15 
 
 Imez ; a tale of the Alamo. [Wilson (A. J. E.)] 183.28 
 
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 Infelice. Wilson (A. E.) 183.32 
 
 Infeknal marriage. Disraeli (B.) . . . . 174.46.a 
 Influence. Mackakness [Mrs. M. A.) . . . 211.28 
 Inqelow (Jean). Fated to be free 21't.8U 
 
 — Poor Mat ; or, the clouded intellect. . . . 215. l;i 
 
 — Mop ia the fairy 215.17 
 
 — Oflf the Skelligs 214.79 
 
 — Sister's bye-hour.s 215. 14 
 
 Coiiffiifj! Laui a Richmond. Marked. 'Masuhafhito mio. 
 Poor Matt, or the clouded iutellect. Prejudice, or the 
 black polyanthus. Upa aud dowuB of life. Widow Mac- 
 leaa, or leudiug to the Lord. 
 
 — Storijs told to a cinld 215.15 
 
 Contents ■ The Cumbeiers. Dr. Dean's governess. Emi- 
 ly's ambitiou. My great auufa picture. The stolen 
 treasure. 
 
 — Stiid.es lor stories 215. IG 
 
 Ingenue ; or the death of Marat. Dumas (A.) 181.41 
 
 Ingham papers. Hale (E. E. ) 212.U.3 
 
 Inglis (Heury D.) The new Gil Bias. 3 v. in 1. 215.11 
 
 — Tabs of Ardennes 94:5.18 
 
 Inglises (Thi). KoBEBTsoN (M. M.) . . . 243.62 
 
 Ingo. rREYT.VG (G.) 192.38 
 
 Ingoldsby lege ads. B.akham (R. H. ) . . . 13'2.10 
 
 Ingraban Fkeytag (G. ) 192.39 
 
 Ingsaham (Rev. J. H.) Lafitte, the pirate of the 
 
 Gulf. 214.72 
 
 — Pillar of lira ; or Israel in bondage. . . . 21.5.19 
 
 — Priuce of the house of David 215.20 
 
 — Sunny south 215.21 
 
 — Throue of David 215.22 
 
 Inheritance (The). Ferrieb ( JIf i.«s M. ) . . 191.21 
 Inklings of adventure. Willis (N. P.) . . .5076.22 
 Initials (The). Tautphoeus (I. von). . . . 25u.ll 
 Innocent : a tale of modern lite. Oliph.ant ( Mrs. M. 
 
 O. W.) ^ 234.94 
 
 Innocents abroad. Twain (Mark), pseud of Clemens 
 
 (S. L.) 915.13 
 
 Inside ; secession. Haruinqton (G. F. ) . . 212.43 
 Insidu out, a curious book, by a curious m.m. 2bj.23 
 Inside the bxr, or sketches at Soakiugton. Melville 
 
 (G. .1. W.) , 235.87 
 
 iNrERPEEPER (The) ; a tale of the [Crimean war]. Mel- 
 ville ( 6. J. W. ) 2v.ini 231.99 
 
 Into the light, or the Jewess, lannn.] . . . 215.24 
 Invasion of France iu 1814. Ebckmann (E.) and 
 
 Ch.atrian(A.) 183,40 
 
 Invisible princ:eB8. O'Connor (P.) /n Little classics, v. 8. 227.95 
 lo ; a tale of the olden fan;. Barton (K.) . 133.03 
 Ireland. Martinead (H.) Illustrations of political 
 
 economy, v. 3 -31. '-7 
 
 Ireland ( Legends and stories of). Lover ( S. ) 224.30 
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 Trollope (A.), etc, 
 
 Ireland War I, pseud. See Widdemar (I.) 
 Iris. H ilmes (O. W.) In Little classics, v. 7. 226.89 
 Irish skotch book. Th.ackek.ay (W. M) v. 2 of 255.61 
 Irish life (Realities of). Trench (W. S.) . . 952.05 
 Iron haud, or the kuight of Mauleon. . . . 181.03 
 Iron cousiu. Clarke (il//'.s, M, C) .... 155.12 
 Iron ma^k ; or ilaoiil de Bragelonne. Dumas (A,)18I.04 
 Iron shroud. Mudford (W.) In Little classics, v. 3. . 226.85 
 
 IitviNG (J. T. ) Ttie attorney 215.25 
 
 Irving (T. T.I ['Gerald Hai-t.'] Iu the rapids. 212.77 
 Irving (Wasihingto-.i I. Tales of the Alhambra. 215.26 
 
 — Adventures ot^Capt. Bouneville iu the Rocky Mouu- 
 
 tains. 1123.00 
 
 — Braeebridge Hall, or the humorists. . . . 2 15.27 
 
 Contents: The hall. St. Mark's eve. rortiine-telling. 
 The studeut of .Salaiaiinc;i. (lypaies. May-day. Auuette 
 Delarbre. Doljjh Heyliger. Tlie storm sUip, e(c. 
 
 — Chronicles of the conquest of Grauada. . 215-32 
 
 — Crayon miscellativ, [Tour on the prairies. Abbots- 
 
 ford. Newstead Abbey] ' 922.16 
 
 — History of New York. By Diedrich Knickerbocker, 
 
 pseui 
 
 215,-28 
 
 — Sketchbook 215.29 
 
 Contents: Eip Van Winkle. Boar'a head tavern. Spectre 
 bridegroom. Westmmster abbey. Christmas, The legend 
 of Sleepy Hollow, etc. 
 
 — Spanish pap^'rs aud other miscellanies. 2 v. 2533.11 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Legend of Don Roderi.k. Legend of the 
 subjugation of Spam. Count Julian. Polayo. Abderahnian. 
 
 Fernau Gonzalez, Count of Castile. Chronicle of Fer- 
 nando, the saint. 2. Letters of Jonathan Oldstyle, gent, 
 liiugiaphical sketches. Keviews aud miscellanies. 
 
 — Tales of a traveller 215.30 
 
 Contents : Strange stories by a nervous gentleman. Buck- 
 tborue and his friends. The Italian banditti. The money- 
 diggers. Hell-gate. Kidd, the pirate, fic, 
 
 — Wolf erfs roost 215.31 
 
 Contents : Wolfert's roost. Birds of spring. Creole vil- 
 lage. Moumj.iy. Tlie Bermudas. Widow's ordeal. Knight 
 of Malta. Sketches iu Paris iu 18'i5. The Mississippi bub- 
 ble A contented man. Broek, or the Dutch paradise. 
 Ouesti from Gibbet Island. Kalph Ringwood. The Sem- 
 inoles Count Van Horn. Don Jnau. Legend of the en- 
 gulled convent. The phantom i.slaud. The adalautado of 
 the seven cities. Recollections of the Alhambra. The 
 Abencerrage. 
 
 — (Wm.), rt./d Paulding (J. K.) Salmagundi. 2533.14 
 Irvington stories. Dodge (M. E. ) . , . . 174.60 
 Is it true '? Tales curious and wonderful. Craik (Mrs. 
 
 D. M. Miiloch) 234.84 
 
 Is that all? [No name series. ] 216.45 
 
 IsA, a pilgrimage. Chesebro' (C.) .... 153.29 
 
 Isabel Oarrolton. Glen (K.) 195.13 
 
 Is/VBEL of Bavaria ; or, the chronicles of France, for 
 
 the reign of Charles vi. Dumas (A.) . . ltsl.05 
 Isabel, the young wife. Je.affeesun (C. ) . . 221.04 
 Is.iBELLA Orsmi. Guekrazzi (F. D. ) . . . . 211.66 
 
 Iseulte. Demstee(C. ) 216,44 
 
 Ishmael. South worth (.1//'.s-. E. D. E. N.) . 254.85 
 
 ISKANDER (Rise of). DiSRAELI (B. ) .... 174.48 
 
 Island neighbors. Blackwell (A. B.) . . . 134.19 
 
 IsL.AND pearl. Faejeon (B. L.) 196.10 
 
 IsLA (J. r. de). History of fiiar Gerund. . . 214.65 
 IsoLiNA : or, the actor's daughter. Bv E. O. S. 215.33 
 Isora's child. [Alcott iH. H.)] •. ". . . . 215.34 
 IsouLT B.irry of AVinscote, a tale of Tudor times. 
 
 Holt (E. S.) 213.67 
 
 Israel Mort, overman. Saunders (J.) . . . 215.00 
 IsR.AEL Potter. Melville (H.) ..... 231. G6 
 It is never too late to mend. 1veade(C.) . . 212.18 
 
 It i-i the fashion. Auek (A. von) 124.23 
 
 Italian (The). Radcliffe (.\iiue). 3 v. . . 212.03 
 
 It.alian girl. Washburn (K. S.) 266.81 
 
 Italian novelists. See Roscoe (T. ■) .... 244.20 
 Itallan poets (Stories from the). Hunt (Leigh). 215.02 
 
 Italians: a novel. Elliot (F.) 183.33 
 
 Italy. Romance of history . Macfaelane (C.) 224.63 
 Iv.AN de Biion, or the Rus-ian court in the middle of 
 
 the last century. Helps (A.) .... 213.01 
 
 Iv.iNHOE. Scott (Sir Walter) 245.51 
 
 Same. Condensed by R. Johnson. . . 156.01 > 
 
 IvAR ; or, the Skjutz-boj', a romance. Garlen 
 
 [Miss 'E.F.) 14.5.41 
 
 I've been thinking. EoE(A. S.) 244.02 
 
 Ivors. Sewell(E. M.) 2v 251.35 
 
 IxioN in heaven. Disr.aeli (B. ') 174.46a 
 
 Jack Arcombe. G-AYLOrd (G. ) [Bradley (W.J. )] 194.21 
 
 Jack Br.ig. Hook (Theodore) 214.07 
 
 Jack Hazard aud his fortunes. Trowbridge (J. T. ) 262. 18 
 
 Jack Hintou. Lever (Charles) 223.48 
 
 Jack Hopeton ; or, adventures of a Georgian. Turner 
 
 (W. W.) 26'2.26 
 
 Jack in the forecastle. Sleeper (J. S. ') . . . 252.63 
 Jack Manly ; his adventures by sea and laud. Grant 
 
 (J.) 216.08 
 
 Jack of all trades. Parker (Mrs. R. A.) . . 235.02 
 ,r.ACK of all trades. Eeade (Charies). . . . 242.16 
 Jack of the mill. Howitt(Wui. i .... 214.29 
 J.ack the chimney sweeper. Baker (l/r.v. H.N. W.) 131.06 
 J.ACK the couquer.jr. Bow,cn(C. E. i . . . 115.17 
 .I.icK Sheppard. Ainsworth (W. H. ) . . . 115.16 
 
 Jack Tier. Cooper (J. F. ) 163.28 
 
 Jack's sister ; or, true to her trust, [nnon.] . 216.50 
 
 Jacks ward. Alger (H.,j)-.) 123.43 
 
 Jacob Faithful. M.arryat (F.) 225.49 
 
 Jacobs (J. P.) The massacre of the Jews at Lisbon, 
 
 1506 In 171.19 
 
 Jacquerie. James (G. P. E. ) 215.61 
 
 Jacques. S.and (George). [Dudev.ant (A.L.A.D.')] 175.29 
 Jacques Bonueval ; or, the days of the . Dragonnades. 
 
 [Manning (jUi.-.s Anne).] 225.26 
 
 J.iMES(.U)'i'. Edwin). Wanderings of a beauty. 215.90 
 
 BKOOKLTfN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 FICTION : James to John. 
 
 493 
 
 James (G. P. R.) Agincourt 215.35 
 
 _ Agnes Sorel ^^'''■■^'' 
 
 — .\iins and obstacles 
 
 — Ancient ri'^ime 
 
 — Ar.ibellii .Stiuirt 
 
 — Arrali Neil ; or, times of old 
 
 — Attila 
 
 — Bi^iiuch;imp ; or, the error 
 
 — BLick eagle ; or Ticouderogn 
 
 — Cistle of Ehrenstoin .....•■ 
 
 — Cavalier. [Time of Cromwell.] . . . 
 
 — Charles Tyrrell : or, the bitter blood. . 
 
 — Couvict. ■••:,•,••■,■■■' f)ir;j^7 
 
 — CA-se de Leon ; or, the brigand fl'^-ji^ 
 
 — Count de Castleuew. 
 
 — Dark scene.s of history 
 
 215.37 
 iil5.3S 
 21.''>.39 
 215.40 
 215.41 
 215.4-2 
 215.82 
 215.43 
 215.44 
 215.45 
 215.4ti 
 
 215,48 
 
 443.22 
 
 ,, , .... 215.49 
 
 -J^'""?;/- „ .... 215.50 
 
 — DeLOrme o|t;r;i 
 
 -Desultory man • ; ^^ 
 
 -lalseheir ^^5 g. 
 
 -Forest days 2j. 5^ 
 
 — Forgery. •••,•••,•"'■ yi^ ^t; 
 
 — Gentleman of the old school ^i»-^» 
 
 .<5'p?y. ■ : ; 215.57 
 
 . — Heidelberg 
 
 215.58 
 
 ■ Hinry of Guise yi.->=iq 
 
 . Henry Masterton. . . . • • • • • • -'^''■'"' 
 
 ■ Huguenot, a tale of the French protestants. 
 
 ■ Jacquerie (The) 
 
 - John Marston Hall 
 
 ■ Kinij's highway. 
 
 215.60 
 215.G1 
 215. i;2 
 215.63 
 
 Leonora d Oreo oitisrl 
 
 _ Life of vicissitudes |J»°'^ 
 
 215.65 
 
 215.66 
 
 215.67 
 
 21.5.68 
 
 215.83i 
 
 215.69 
 
 21.5.35 
 
 215.70 
 
 215.71 
 
 215.72 
 
 215.73 
 
 215.74 
 
 or. Laurel water. 2 v. 215.76 
 
 . . 215.78 
 
 . . 215.79 
 
 ■ ■ ■ ■ . . 21.5.81 
 
 — Lord Montagu s page 
 
 — Man at arms ; or, Henry de Cerons 
 
 — Man in black 
 
 — Mary of Burgundy 
 
 — Morley Erustem 
 
 — Old domiuion 
 
 — One in a thousand 
 
 — I'equinillo 
 
 — Philip Augustas 
 
 — Richelieu 
 
 — Robber , ,' ' 
 
 — Rose D'Albret ; or, troublous times. . . . 
 
 — Russell ; a tale of the reign of Charles ii. J. v. 
 
 — Sir Theodore Bronghton 
 
 — Smuggler 
 
 — Step-mother. 2 v. . . 
 
 String of pearls. _ . /„, •_ , J cUantable' man aud his 
 
 J^'"^'J^'^y^s^''tc,ee Il,.a,.a» ana his son 
 PaLo of tUe talisman. Travels ol pnuce Acba,-. ^^_ ^^ 
 
 — Ticonderoga 9l^'«"i 
 
 — Whim aud its consequences 215 84 
 
 jlM^rXenry, p':) ' a' passionk-e' pilgrim ^ad^other 
 
 Co<lt,-nls '■ Passionate pilgrim. Last of the Valerii. Eu- 
 oene Piokenn*. >Iadouna°of the f.u.ire. Romance of cer- 
 Uin old clothes. Madame de Mauves. ^^^^^ 
 
 — Roderick Hudson. . . ■ 9it;'«q 
 
 James Gordon's wife. [r(no«.l . • • • • • ''^^•°- 
 James (M. ) Diamond on the hearth. . 
 James Montjoy ; or, I've been thinking. 
 
 (A. S.) • •, • 
 
 J.VMESOS {M,-s. A.) Studies, stones, etc. 
 False one. Hallorau the pedlur 
 
 much care. In her Visits aud skot,;heB, 
 
 Jane Uouverie. Sincluu (C. ) 
 
 Jane Eyre. BitoNTii (Charlotte). . ■ • • • 
 Jane Kingsford, p.«utl. See Baknabd vl..) 
 
 Jane Seton. Gb.ant (James) 
 
 Jane Talbot. Brown (C. B. ) 
 
 Janet'-s homo. Keaky (.\.t . ■ ■ • • • • 
 Janets love and service. Robkutson (M. iM- ) 
 Janet Strong. Townsend i,V. F. ) . . . ■ 
 The .\merican in Pans. . . • • 
 ;i«i. .s'ee Phillips (G. S.) 
 Marry AT (F. ) 
 
 Abbott (J.) 
 
 216.90 
 
 . . 26.'. 58 
 
 Jasper ; or the spoiled child recovered. 
 
 Harper's story books, v. 11. . . . 
 
 Jasper Lyle. Ward (J/rv.) 
 
 Jaufry the knight and the fair Bruuissende. Lafon 
 
 (Mary) , ; '„ '''-^•"- 
 
 JiY (W. M. L.). p.s-««Z. .S'ee Woodruff (J. L. M.) 
 
 .lEAFPRKsoN (J. C.) Isabel 221.01 
 
 -Live it down f-^l^;' 
 
 — Lottie Darlmg ''"'•"•' 
 
 — Not dead yet 
 
 — Olive Blake's good work 
 
 Je.ALOUS wife. I'AKUOE (.Uw.s- J.) . . • 
 Jealousy ; or, Teverino. Sand (George), 
 
 1'elletan 
 
 . 221.06 
 . 221.07 
 . 231.54 
 . 175.33 
 Jeames' diary. Thackeray (W. M.) la his Miscella- 
 neo.is works. . . v. 1 of 255.61 ; v. 2 ot 25.1..57 
 
 Jean. Newman (.1//-.v.) 233.(8 
 
 Jean Jaronsseau, pastor of the des rt 
 
 /jj \ 
 
 Jean Belin.' Bbehat (A. de) }i\\^ 
 
 jEANValjean. Hugo (V.) f}^f^ 
 
 Je.4Nie's quiet Ufe. Tabor (Eliza) Ulim 
 
 Jeffrey (K.V.) Wood. .urn. 221.0 j 
 
 Jehan de Saintre. S.alle (A. de la). . . . • ^r-;-'.-' 
 Jemmy aud Jenny Jessamy. Haywood (E. ) v. 17 ot 2ii. .3- 
 Jenings(E.) [• VVyclifle Lane.-] My good-for-uothm" 
 
 brother 
 
 Jenkin {Mrs. C.) Jupiter's daughters 
 
 — Madame de Beaupre 
 
 — P.syche of to-day 
 
 — Skirmishing, [fmoii.] .... 
 
 — Who breaks— pays, [anon.] ■ ■ 
 
 — Within an ace 
 
 Jenkins (E.) Devil's chain. . . . 
 
 — Ginx's baby, a satire 
 
 — Lord Bantam , . „ 
 
 Jericho road (The); a story of western 1 le. Habberton 
 
 ,T^ ZH>.00 
 
 Jerold (D.) Cakes and ale. • ■ • • ■. . • "■rl\^ 
 
 — Caudle lectures. Story of a feathir. bick giant, 
 
 an I the Doctor dwarf. ,,""' i 
 
 — Fireside saints, Mr. Caudle's breakfast talk,^ and 
 o.herp.ipeis —1.4- 
 
 Cimlrnis : An old house in the city 
 Mr husband's ■■winnings.'' Midui„_- 
 Tutor fleud aud his three pupiU. P..pe Gcegnty audthc 
 pi.ar tree. Stage devil. Lord of Peiresc. Piijs. 
 Flesh-pots. A respeoUble man. Great paciflcator, 
 man who kuew himself. Guy Fawkes, 
 
 23.5.36 
 
 2-22.43 
 215.87 
 221.08 
 221.10 
 221 11 
 221.12 
 221. '22 
 216.51 
 ,5825.25 
 215 85 
 
 The last parachute. 
 Midnight at Madame T.' 
 
 Hans 
 The 
 
 hog letters 
 
 Heds 
 
 . Man made of money . Chronicles of Clovernook. -221.15 
 . Men of cliar.vcter. _. . • • •,; '___ ' , ' 'r:'//.. 
 
 Punch's complete letter- 
 
 . . . 221.17 
 
 221.18 
 
 Paris, or gone 
 
 . . 2'26.23 
 ' ■ . . . 226.33 
 
 Janin (J.) 
 
 jANO.vRY.Searle, p.s-ei(( 
 
 Japhet in search of a father. 
 
 Jaroal. Hugo (V.) . ■••_,• ' " 
 
 Jasmine Leigh. Tytler (C. C. Eraser). 
 
 . 215.88 
 
 Roe 
 
 . 244.02 
 
 . 221.01 
 
 Indian mother. Much coin, 
 
 3, 1835. 25;)3.17 
 
 . . 25-2.55 
 
 . . 14-2.09 
 
 216.04 
 143.09 
 215.91 
 •243.61 
 ■261.46 
 235.97 
 
 225.48 
 214.49 
 261.89 
 
 — Punch's letters to his sou, 
 
 writer. Sketches. . . 
 
 — St. Giles and St. James. . 
 Jerrold (W. B.) Coekaynes 
 
 abroad 
 
 — Disgr.ice to the family. . , ■ „ 
 jerry Jarvis' wig. Bauham (R H.) /a L.txle '=ta'»«"^|.. ^ g^ 
 
 Jebvey ('.Mi's. C.' H. , OHCfi'.V«.' Glovek). 
 
 — Fairyland, etc • • -^"to'l 
 
 — Helen Courtnay's promise, [anon.]. . ■ IJO-^* 
 
 — Vernon Grove, [cmoii..] .... • • ■ "'2;;"?" 
 
 JESS.IMINE. H.VRLAND;. Marion) [TERHUNE(3iO^,.)] 2.jb.l( 
 Jesse; or trying to be so.ue'oody. [Simonds W.] 2..2 48 
 Jessie Carlton. Lancewood tLawrence), pseud, 'irjl^f, 
 
 (D.) ^^^-^^ 
 
 Jessie Phillips. Trollope {Mrs. F.) ... 
 
 Jessie Trim. Fabjeon ^B. L.) 
 
 Jesuit executorship, [nnon.] 2 v. . . . • 
 Jettatrice ; or, the veil withdrawn. Craven 
 
 A.) .... ',■ 
 
 Jew (The). Spindlee tK) • • • -.' ' ' .^,-00 
 Jewett ( .l/r,9. S. W.) From fourteen to four score.21c..99 
 Jewsbury (.lfi.s-.s G. E.) Constance Herbert. . 
 
 — Half sisters 
 
 — Zoe, the history of two lives 
 
 Joan. Broughton (R.) . . • • ' i- ^ ' ' 
 Jocelyn's mistake. Spender ( -VL-s. J . ii.. ) • 
 JoHiNNKS Olaf. De Wille (E. i . . • . . 
 JoHN(E.) ['E. Marlitt.'] At the councillor s. 
 
 — Conntess Gisela. 
 
 — Gold E14e 
 
 262.01 
 196.14 
 221.00 
 (JZ/iie. 
 165.14 
 253.55 
 
 221.19 
 221.20 
 221.21 
 14-2.38 
 256.42 
 176.24 
 225.73 
 2'2."..42 
 225.40 
 
 la askini 
 
 for books, use tho ■' Book Order," giving the AUXaOR'S 
 
 NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the SOMBER.
 
 494 
 
 FICTION: John to Kavanagh. 
 
 John (E. ), continued. 
 
 — Little moorland j)riucess 225.71 
 
 — M.igdalena 225.70 
 
 — Over yonder 225.41 
 
 — Old mam'selle's secret 225.39 
 
 — Siicond wile 225.72 
 
 John, a love story. Oliphant (M. O. W. ) . 284.121 
 
 John Aodross. D.iVi.s (R. H.) 172.o4 
 
 Johannes Schoreel. Pichleh (C. G.) . . . 133.02 
 
 John Brent. Wintheop (T.) 2U4.30 
 
 John Dje and Kichard Hoe. Gould (E. S.) . 211.33 
 
 John Dorrien. Kavanagh^J. ) 227.11 
 
 John Drayton. [«/iort.] 221.23 
 
 John Gilderstring's sin. Biohakds (C. F. ) . 213.07 
 Johk Go:ll'rey's fortuue.s. Tatloih J. Bayard). 25.5.16 
 John Godsoe's legacy. Kellogg (E.) . . . 22(;. 12 
 John Halifax, gentleman. Ckaik ( D.M. Muloch). 232.4!) 
 John Jack.' Palmek(L.) [Peebles (M. L.)] 234.78 
 John Jasper's secret ; a sequel to " Myst -ry of Edwin 
 
 Drood." [ttrtOH.] ." 173.40 
 
 John Law. Ainsworth (W. H.) 115.24 
 
 John Marchiuout's legacy. Beaddon (M. E.) 135.25 
 John llarstou Hall. James (G. P. K.) . . . 215.62 
 JoHNiMirteu. Sherwood (M. M.) . v. 16 of 25i.01 
 John Milton and his times. Ring (Max). . . 243.31 
 John Oakley's inheritance (Luck and pluck ; or). 
 
 Alger (H., ;/■.) 121. 3G 
 
 John Paul's book. ■Wubb(C. H.) .... 2546.25 
 John Pncenix, psend. See Derby (G. H. ■> 
 John Thompson, blockhead. [Parr(Li. )] . . 235.54 
 John True. Abbott (J.) Harper's story books, v, 6. 216.07 
 John Ward's governess. McGregor ^ Annie L.) 224.60 
 John Whopper the newsboy. [Clark (T. M.)] 155.04 
 John Wortliiugtoii's name. Benedict (F. L.) 132.42 
 Johnnie Dodge. Gardette ( C. G. ) .... 194.01 
 Johnny Darbyshire. HowiiTtWiu.) in Little 
 
 classies.v. 9 226.96 
 
 Johnny Ludlow, [anon.] 226.25 
 
 JoHNNYKiN and the goblins. Leland (C. G. ) . 18o.30 
 Johnson (H. K.) Roddy's ideal 216.6S 
 
 — Rjildy's reality 216.66 
 
 — Roddy's romance 216.67 
 
 Johnson (R.I Seven champions of Christendom. 251.66 
 Johns in (Rossiter, ediUir). See Little classics. 226.83 
 Johnson (S ) History of Rasselas. 211.01 ;221. 22; 5045.10 
 Johns )N (Virgi'iia W.) Calderwood secret. . 226.28 
 
 — Catskill fairies 226.29 
 
 — Joseph the Jew. [drnon.] 215.96 
 
 — Sack of gold 226. -27 
 
 — Travels of au American owl 215.92 
 
 Johnstone (C. ) Chrysal ; or, the adventures of a guin 'a. 
 
 4v 221.21 
 
 Johnstone (Mi:i. J.) Clan-AlbjTi ; a national tale. 22 1.2 S 
 
 — (editor). Ediuburgh tales. 3v 1S4.22 
 
 JoLi.Y (Emilv). Caste, [anon.] 152.14 
 
 — G iloiiel Dacre 161.20 
 
 — My son's wife 233.16 
 
 — Safely married 256.51 
 
 Jonathan. Tvtler (C. C. Frascr-) .... 262.80 
 Jon VTHAN Jeflfer.sou Whitlaw. Trollope (F. ) 26il.5S 
 Jon VTH.IN Wild. Flbluing(H.) ]92.0j;.50J6.03;.5037.'23 
 
 Jones iCliarles H.) Davanlt's mills 216.70 
 
 Jones (E. H.) ami Cox ^G. W.) Tales of the Teutonic 
 
 lands 165.04 
 
 Jones (Just n). Virginia Graham 215.93 
 
 Jones (J. B. ) Border war ; a tale of disunion. 221.29 
 
 — Fr.aks of fortune 225.H8 
 
 — Rival b lies 215.95 
 
 — Winkles (The) 221.30 
 
 Jones (J. Hilton i. The dominie's sou. . . . 221.31 
 JoNE-i (J. R ) The Quaker soldier ; or the British in 
 
 Philadelphia 221.32 
 
 .loNEsi (J.S.) Life of Jefferson S. Batkins, [pseud."] 132.28 
 
 JoNiiUiL, p.iend. Was she engaged 262.84 
 
 Jorkock's hunt (Hundley cro.ss, or). [Surtees 
 
 (R. S.)] 212.38 
 
 Joseph and his friend. Taylor (B.iyard). . . 255.13 
 
 Joseph Andrews. Fielding (H.) 192.08 
 
 Joseph Noirel's revenge. Cherbuliez (V. ) . 153.32 
 Joseph n. and his court. MIjhlbach (L.) . . 233.01 
 
 Joseph the Jew. Johnson (Virginia W.) . . 215.96 
 Josh Billings, pseid/. i'ee Shaw ( Henry W. ) . 
 Josh Billings, his sayings. ShawiH. W.) . . 251.47 
 Josh Bilhngs on ice. SH.iW (H. W. ) . . . 251.48 
 Joshua Davidson, eommumst (True history of). [Lin- 
 ton [Mrs. E. L.)] 226.30 
 
 .Joshua Haggard's daughter. Braddon (M.E. ) 141.08 
 
 Joshua Marvel. Farjeon (B. L.) 191.41 
 
 Journey to the centre of the earth. Vebne (J.) 262.96 
 .Tourney to the world underground. HoLnERG(L. )213.84 
 Journey from this world to the next. Fielding 
 
 (H.) 5037.2,1 ; 50.36.01 
 
 -Journeyman joiner. Dudevant (A. L. A. D. ) 175.63 
 
 JuD.EA capta. ToNNA (C. E.) 5076.15 
 
 Judah's lion. Tunna (C. E.) Works, v. 2. . 5076.15 
 
 JuDD (AVr. Sylvester). Margaret; a tale of the real 
 
 and the ideal. 2v 221.34 
 
 — Philo ; an evangeliad 221.36 
 
 — Richard Edney and the govei nor's family. . 221.37 
 Judge Justiu. Abbott (J. ) In Harper's story books, 
 
 v. 11 . . . 216.90 
 
 Judge not ; or, Hester Power. Sheppard (Mrs. 
 
 (E.) 2.51.58 
 
 JuDSON (Jf/-.s\ E. C. ) Alderbrook. 2 v. . . 221. 38 
 
 — Kathayau slave. Jn Little classics, v. 3. . 226.85 
 
 Julia (The), [anon.] 221.40 
 
 Julia de Roubigiie'. Mackenzie (H.) . . . 2536.15 
 Julia de Trecoeur (The sphinx, or). Fehillet 
 
 (Octave) 196.21 
 
 JoLLAN home; tale of college life. Farrar (F. W. ) 191. 12 
 Julian, or .scenes in Judea. Warh (W.) . . 262.67 
 Julian ; or, the closeof an era. Bungener(L.F ) 145.11 
 Julie Coirveur, a romance o( the Alps. Grattan 
 
 (T. C") 235.95 
 
 Juliette ; or, now and forever. [Baker {Mrs. H. 
 
 N. W.)i 131.11 
 
 Julius, and other tales. Topjteb (R.) . . . 193.19 
 Julius ; or, the street boy out west. Algeb 
 
 (H , p:) 123.38 
 
 Jumping frog of Calaveras county. Clemens 
 
 (S. L.) 155.19 
 
 Juno and Georgie. Abbott (J.) 111.31 
 
 Juno Clifford. Moulton (L. C. ) 232.39 
 
 Juno on a journey. Abbott (J.) 111.33 
 
 Juno stories. >'ee Abbott (J. ) 111.31 
 
 Jupiter's daughters. Jenkin (Mrs. C.) . . 215.87 
 
 Justin Harley. Cooke (J. E.) 163.33 
 
 Kaloolah. Mayo (W. S.) 231.57 
 
 Kamba Thorpe, pseud. See Bellamy (E. W.) 
 K.INGAROO hunters. Bowman (A.) .... 135.11 
 Karl Krmken. Warner (S. (tnc/ A. B.) . . 263.20 
 
 Karr(A.) The Alain tamily 221.41 
 
 Kate Beaumont. De Forest (J. W. ) . . . 172.49 
 
 Kate Carlton. Wise (D.) ." 222:84 
 
 KiTE Coventry. Melville (G. J. W.) . . . 231.93 
 
 Kate Danton. Fleming (M. A.) 197.04 
 
 Kate Keunedy. Newby ( J//-.*. C. J. ) . . . 233.28 
 K.iTE Marstoue ; or, happy homes, etc. [anon.] 221.43 
 
 Kate O'Donoghue. Lever (C.) 2'23.57 
 
 Kate Vinton. McKeever (H. B.) .... 225.01 
 K.atharine Ashtcm. Sewell (i)/i.s-s E.M.) 2 v. 251.37 
 Katherine Douglas. Coppard iS. S. ) . . . 165.05 
 Katharine Walton ; or, the rebel of Dorchester. Simms 
 
 (W. G.) 252.;;2 
 
 Kathayan Blave. Jitdson (E. C.) /« Little classics, v. 3. 'i'iO.SS 
 Katherine Earle. Tr.afton ( J//ss A. ) . . . 2G6.32 
 
 Kathie Brande. [Parr (H. i] 222.64 
 
 K.athleen. [finon..] 221.85 
 
 Katie Stewart, a true story. Oliphant (Mrs. M. 
 
 O. W.) 221.44 
 
 Katsch (A. E.) Under the stork's nest. . . 221.36 
 Kavanagh (Bridget and Julia). Pearl fountain and 
 
 other fairy tales 216.56 
 
 Kavanagh (Julia). Adide 221.45 
 
 — Beatrice 221.46 
 
 — Bessie 221.,57 
 
 — Daisy Burns. 221.47 
 
 -Dora. 221.48 
 
 — Grace Lee 221.49 
 
 — John Doirien . . 227.11 
 
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 495 
 
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 — Nathiilie 2iil.">l 
 
 — Qaeen Mab 221. ;V2 
 
 — UachelUray 221.. ^.3 
 
 — Seven years, and other tales 221.51 
 
 — Silvia. 221.5(> 
 
 — Sybil's second love 221. ."jo 
 
 — Two lilies 227.12 
 
 Kav.vnagh. Lonofeijx)W (II. W. ) 221.23 
 
 Same. Prose works, v. 2 51)52.12 
 
 Keaey(A.) Castle Daly 21(i.,50 
 
 — Janet's home 215.94 
 
 — Oldbury 227.U(; 
 
 — York and Lancaster rose 21(i.()0 
 
 — and E.) Heroes of Asgard 212.89 
 
 Keddie (.l/i'.s'.f II.) [' Sar.ili Tytler.'] Citoyeune 
 
 Jacqueline 2G2.33 
 
 — Diamond rose _. . . . 2r.2.:!5 
 
 — Girl bood and womanhood. ..'.... 2()2.29 
 
 — Huguenot family 2(i2.34 
 
 — Noblesse oblige .j . 202.25 
 
 — Papers for thoughtful girls 2l'i2.2l) 
 
 Keelee (R.) Gloverson and his silent partners. 221.81 
 
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 KecitehS. F.) Orient boys 215.97 
 
 — Lyle MacDouald 215.98 
 
 Keightlet (T.) Fairy mythology 185.21 
 
 Kei.loqo(E.) Elm Island stories. 6 v. . . 221.94 
 
 1. Lion Ben. . . . 221.04 1 4. Boy farniera. . . . 221.97 
 
 2. Charlie Bell. . . 221 95 
 
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 Young ship-buililers. 221 98 
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 — Forest glen series, v. 1-3 22('.94 
 
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 .... 22(5.08 
 5. John Godeoe's lefjacy. 220.12 
 G. Fisher boys of Pleasant 
 
 Cove 226.20 
 
 -6. 
 
 226.13 
 
 — Whispering pine series, v, 1- 
 
 1. Sparks of genius. 226.13 I 4. Winniug his spurs. 226.16 
 
 2. Sophomores of Radclifife. 5. Turning of the tide. 226.17 
 
 3. Whispering pine. 226.15 | 6. Stout heart. . . . 226.19 
 
 Kelson (L) Danger in the dark, a tale of priest- 
 craft 226.33 
 
 Kelleys and O'Kelleys. Tkollope (A.) . . 261.70 
 Kenelm Chillingly, his adventures and opinions. 
 
 Bulwek-Lytton (E. G. E. L. ) . . . . 144.05 
 Kelty (M. A.) Visitiug my relations. . . . 262.44 
 
 Kenilwokth. Scott (.'■((• W.) 2 v 245.52 
 
 Kentv-edy iGracei. Dunallan 221.08 
 
 — Father Clement, a Roman Catliolic story. Profes- 
 
 sion is not principle. Decision or religion must 
 
 be all 221.91 
 
 Keiinedy ( J. P. ) Horseshoe Robinson. . . 221.59 
 
 — Quodlibet : annals, e(c 221.60 
 
 — Rob of the bowl. By Solomon Second-thoughts, 
 
 pseud 221.61 
 
 — Swallow barn, or the old dominion. . . . 221. ()2 
 
 Kenneth. Yonge (J/tss C. M. ) 265.41 
 
 Kenneth and Hugh; or sell-mastery. By "Cousin 
 
 Kate,"pso!(d 133.15 
 
 Kenneth, my king. Bkock(S. A. ) .... 142.06 
 Kennett (Story of). T.iylob (J. Bayard). . . 255. 17 
 Kentucky's loves ; or roughing it around Paris. Ki.no 
 
 (E.) 221.89 
 
 Keon (M. G.) Dion and the Sibyls 226.18 
 
 IvERR (Orpheus C. ), -jtseud. tiee Newell (R. H.) 
 Ketchum (J/cs. A. C. B.) Nellie Bracken. . 141.10 
 Kettell (S. ) Yankee notions. A medley, by Timo. 
 
 Titterwell, pseud. 261.96 
 
 K'sAUNiE Kineh-Wella, or Eastern story-teller. Shipp 
 
 (J.) 251.73 
 
 KicKLEBUKYS abroad, etc. Thackeeay (W. M.) 255.40 
 
 KiLMENY. Black (W.) 134.32 
 
 KiLosA. See Hosmek (ttirriet). 
 
 Kimball (R. B.) Henry Powers, banker; how he 
 
 achieved a fortune and married. . . . 221.68 
 
 — Prince of Kashna ; a West Indian story. . 221.63 
 
 — Romance of student life abroad 221.64 
 
 221.65 
 221.87 
 'J2i.tiG 
 221.67 
 
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 — To-day 
 
 — Undercurrents of Wall street. . . . 
 
 — Was he successful ? 
 
 Kino ;U-tliur. iS e .\HTHru (p. 462'). 
 
 King o! the golden nvcr ; or, black brothers. RrsKiN 
 
 (J.) 24 1. ,50 
 
 Same. In LrrTLK classics, v. 10 226.79 
 
 KiNO(E.) Kentucky's love; or, roughing it aroutid 
 
 P'iri.s 221. H9 
 
 King (Katherine). Hugh Melton 2?1 76 
 
 — Off the roll 221. H8 
 
 — Our detachment 221.79 
 
 — Queen of the regiment 221.78 
 
 King ( .U/.s. S. P. ) Sylvia's world, lanon.] . 2.54.51 
 King of No-land. F.arjeon iB. L.) .... 196.13 
 King of the mountains. About (E.) . . . 112.02 
 King of the Hurons. JIyirs (P..M.) . . . 233.77 
 KiNdof thepeak. Cunningham (A.) /« Littli: classics, v. 7. 226.89 
 
 Kino's own. Makryat (F. ) 22.5.50 
 
 King's highway. James iG. P. R.) .... 215.63 
 KiNGsFORD (Jane), pstud. Sir Barnard (C.) 
 Kingsley (C.) Alton Locke ; tailor and jioet. 221.69 
 
 — Hereward ; the last of the English. . . . 221.70 
 
 — Heroes ; or, Greek fairy tales 221.76 
 
 — Hypatia 221.71 
 
 — Madam How and Lady Why ; or first lessons in 
 
 earth lore for children 4723. 1 1 
 
 — Two years ago 221.72 
 
 — Water baljies 221.73 
 
 — Westw^ard ho I voyages of Sir Amyas Leigh. 221.74 
 
 — Yeast ; a problem 221.75 
 
 Kingsley (H. ) Austin Elliot 222.01 
 
 — Boy in grey. 226.05 
 
 — Hetty 222. 08 
 
 — Harvey s (The) 226.06 
 
 — The Hillyars and the Burtons 222.03 
 
 — Leighton court ; a country house stoiy. . 222.04 
 
 — Lost child, [/tt Little classics, V. 10.] .*.... 226.97 
 
 — Mademoiselle Mathilde. . ■ 226.(11 
 
 — Old Mnrgaret 222.00 
 
 — Ravcnshoe . . . . 222.05 
 
 — Recollections of Geoffry Hamlyn. . . . 222. 02 
 
 — Silcote of Sdcotes. . . . ' 222.06 
 
 — Stretton 22-'. 07 
 
 Kingston (W. H. G.) Adventures of Dick Onslow 
 
 among the red skins 222.09 
 
 — Annual lor boys 222. 10 
 
 — Antony Weymouth ; or, the gentlemen adven- 
 
 turers 222.11 
 
 — Cruise of the Frolic 222.12 
 
 — Ernest Bracebridge ; or, school-d:iys. . . 222.13 
 
 — Foxholme Hall, and other tales lor London 
 
 boys 222.95 
 
 — Fred Markham in Russia 2J1.93 
 
 — I'eiils and adventures of Harry Skipworth. 222.96 
 
 — Peter the whaler 222.14 
 
 — Pirate's treasure 222.97 
 
 — Pirate of the Mediterranean 222.99 
 
 — Rob Nixon ; the old white trapper. . . . 222. 15 
 
 — Itouud the world 222.16 
 
 — Salt water ; or, Neil D'Arcy, the n.idshipman. 222.17 
 
 — True hero, or storj' of W. Penn 222.98 
 
 Kinsman (J. B.) Cadet life at West Point. . 1J5.30 
 Kingston's annual for boys. Kingston (W.H.G.) L22.10 
 KiNKEL, paeud. See Sheppard (E. S.) 
 
 KinziE {Mrs. J. A.) Walter Ogilby. . . . 221.90 
 Kip (L. ) .ainone, a tale of slave life in Rome. 113.20 
 
 — The dead marquis 22(5.31 
 
 Kirk (Eleanor), ;)«»f?. Spc Ames (.1/r.s\ Nellie). 121.41 
 KiiiKE (Edmund), ^'ee Gilmore (J. R.) 
 
 Kismet. [No name series.! 216.64 
 
 Kissing the rod. Yates (E.) 265.17 
 
 Kit Bam's adventures. Clarke (M.C.) . . 155.15 
 
 Kitty. Edwards (M. B.) 182.41 
 
 Kitty's choice. Davis (Mrs. R. H.) . . . . 172.03 
 
 Klmiiis (Nicolasl, pseud. See Hoi.eerg (L.) 
 
 Kleist (H. von|. Michael Kohlhaus. [/« Oxen/ord J.) Tales 
 
 from the German.) 2.i5.04 
 
 Klosterheim ; or. the masque. De Quincey (T. ) 172.28 
 Knapp(S. L.) The bachelors, and other tales. 226.35 
 
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 496 
 
 FICTION : KuatohbuU lo Lawrence. 
 
 Knatchbull-Hugessen (E. H.) See Hugessen 
 
 (E. H. K.) 185.38 
 
 Knevals (i/rs. D. C.) ['P. Eastwood.'] Mai-cella of 
 
 Rome 180.07 
 
 Knics knacks from an editor's table. Clark 
 
 (L. G.) 155.06 
 
 Knickekbockeb's history of New York. Ibvinq 
 
 (W.) 215.28 
 
 Kn'ight of the golJeu molice [i. e. Sir Christopher G-ar- 
 
 diuer)]: a historical romiince. Adams (J.T.) 222.18 
 Knight of Gwynne. Lever (C.) 3 v. . . . 223.19 
 Knights of Eugland, France, aud Scotland. Hekbert 
 
 (H. W.) 213.27 
 
 Knitting work wrought by Kuth Partington. Shilla- 
 
 beb(R P.) 252.18 
 
 Knorrinq (Baroness). Peasant and his landlord. 222.20 
 
 Knowles (J. S. ) Fortesoue 222.21 
 
 KoNiNGSMARKE : a story of the new world. Paulding 
 
 (J.K.) -235.17 
 
 KoKNER (C. T.) Prose tales. In Ills Life, etc. v. 2, 
 
 1815 1G51.28 
 
 Kkiloft (I. A.) Fables msses. [In Kussian, French, 
 
 and Italian]. 2 v 185.11 
 
 — litdsloii (li. S.) Krilofif aud his fables. . . 185. OG 
 
 Labor lost. Abbott (Jacob) 111.51 
 
 Labor stands on golden feet. Zschokke (H. ) 26."). 59 
 Laboulaye (E. K. L. ) Fairy tales of all nations. 185.21 
 
 ConUiUs : Perliuo. Tvon and Fiuelte. Castle of life. 
 Destiuy. The twelve moutlie. Sswauda, the piper. The gold 
 bread. Story ut the noses. Three citrons. Story of Co- 
 querico. King Bizarre aud prince Charmiag. Abdullah, 
 or the lour-kaved clover. 
 
 — Paris in America 222.25 
 
 Lace-makers ; or, Irish character. Meredith 
 
 [Mis.l,. A.) 952. OG 
 
 Lacy diamonds. Coiilson (J. G. A.) . . . . 222.16 
 Ladder of life, a heart history. Edwards (A. B.) 182.28 
 Ladies of Beaver Hollow. Manning (Anne). . 225.27 
 Lady .\.lice; or the new IJna. Huntington (J.V.) 215.09 
 L.ADY aud the priest. Maberley (Mrs. K. C. ) 22 1.50 
 
 Lady .\nua. Trollope (Anthony) 261.92 
 
 Lady Ashley. Smith (J. F.) 252.98 
 
 L.ADY Audley's secret. Braddon (Miss M. E. ) 135.26 
 Lady Betty s governess ; or the Corbet chronicles. 
 
 Guernsey (E.) 211!. 19 
 
 Lady-bird. Fullerton (idi/i/ G. ) .... 193.11 
 Lady Erue.5tin\ Wareield (.il//-.s. C. A.) . . 262.72 
 Lady Green-satin. Chesnez (C. M. dos). . . 153.37 
 
 Lady Hester. Yonge(C. M. ) 205. G8 
 
 Lady Judith. MoC.uithy ( J. ) 223.88 
 
 Lady Lee's widowhood. Hamley (E. B.) . . 212.32 
 Lady Lisle. Braddon (M.ss M. E.) . . . . 135.27 
 
 L.ADY Maud. Egan (Pierce) 181.27 
 
 Lady of Lyndon. Blake (laiFy) 133.10 
 
 Lady of Milan. Thompson (J/ra. K. B.) . . 201.30 
 Lady of Shalott. Phelps (E. S. ) In Little classics, 
 
 V. 10 226.97 
 
 Lady of the ice. De Mille (J.) 172.35 
 
 Lady of the isle. Sodthworth (3/c.'(.E. D.E.N.) 25,3.35 
 Lady of the manor. Sherwood (M. M.) . . 252.09 
 Lady Kosamond's book. Guernsey (L. E.) . 210.18 
 
 Lady Superior. Pollard (E. F.) 211.19 
 
 Lady Sweetapple ; or, three to one. Dasent 
 
 (G. W.) 171.35 
 
 Lady Willoughby. [Eathbone (H. M. )] . . 222.23 
 Lady's mile. Braddon (.V/ss M. E.) . . . 135.28 
 
 L.AFITTE ( J. P. ) The red doctor 222.26 
 
 L.1FITTE, the pirate of the Gulf Ingraham (.J.H.) 211.72 
 LviNG (C. H. B.) The old farm house. . . . 222.27 
 
 Laird's Jock. Scott (.Sir W. ) 245.37 
 
 Laird of Norlaw. Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) 231.13 
 
 Lajetounikoff ( — ). The heretic 222.28 
 
 Lakh house. Lewald (F.) 223.69 
 
 Lake shore ; or, the slave, the serf, the apprentice. 
 
 Souvestre (E.) 253.49 
 
 Lake shore series. .See Adams (W. T. ) . . . 112.33 
 Lakeville ; or, substance aud shadow. Healy 
 
 (M.) 212.88 
 
 Lamartine (A. P. de). Fior d'Aliza. . . . 222.21 
 
 — Geaevifeve 222.29 
 
 — Graziella 222.75 
 
 — Memoirs of my youth. [With Genevifeve. ] 222.29 
 
 — Raphael 222]30 
 
 — Stone mason (The) 222.31 
 
 LiAMB(C. ) liosamoud Grr.y. . . 5047.01 ; 5047.07 
 
 — Dissertation upon roast pig. In Little classics, v. 6. 226.86 
 
 — Dream children. In Little c]:is6icc, v. 4 226.87 
 
 Lamb (G. and M.) 'lales fi'om Shakespeare. 
 
 2 V. in 1 222.32 
 
 Lamb (J//S. M. J.) Spicy 222.93 
 
 Lame devil. LeSage(A. K.) 223.93 
 
 La Motte Fouquii ^F. H. C, haron). Hee Fouque. 
 
 Lamplighter. Cummins (M. S. ) 171.12 
 
 Lamplighter's story, dc. Dickens (C.) . . 173.36 
 Lancashire witches. Ainsworth (W. H. ) . . 115.03 
 Lancewood (L.), pseitd. See Wise (D.) 
 Lances of Lyn wood. Yonge (J/iis C. M.) . 265.12 
 
 Land at last. Yates (Edmund) 2t'>5.18 
 
 Lander (Meta). Esperance 222.39 
 
 — Marion Graham' or " higher than happiness. " 222.41 
 Lander (Sarah W. ) Spectacles for young eyes. 
 
 8 v. 222.85 
 
 Conffnts : 1. Boston. 2. St. Petersbnryh. 3. Pekin. 
 
 4. Moscow. 5. Zurich. 6. Berliu. 7. liome. 8. New York. 
 
 Lando(0. ) Novels, //t RoscoE (T. ) Italian novelists, 
 
 V. 3 244.22 
 
 Landon (L. E.) Complete works. 2 v. in 1. 6017.05 
 Contents: Romance and reality. Francesco Carrara. 
 Traits and trials of early life. LtUel Churchill. 
 
 — Romance and reality 222. 38 
 
 Landon (M. D. ) Eli Perkins (at large) : his tayings 
 
 and doings 2'.;2.'^8 
 
 — Saratoga in 1901 •. . 222.19 
 
 Landor (W. S.) Pericles and Aspasia. 222.22 ; 5047.04 
 Lane (Wickliflfe), pseud. .See Jenings (E. ) . 222.43 
 Laneton parsonage. Sewell(E. M. ) . . . 251.39 
 Langbein (A. F. ) Novels, hi Roscoe (T. ) German 
 
 novelists, v. 4 '. . 244.19 
 
 Langdon (Mary), pseud. See Pike (Mrs. F. W. A.) 
 Langhorne (J.)History of Solymau and Almena. 222.94 
 
 — Theodosius aud Constantia 222. 94 
 
 Langstaff (Lancelot), pseud. See Irving (W. ) 
 
 Lanier (Sidney). Tiger lilies 222.44 
 
 Lanmere. Dorr (Jfr.v. J. C. R. ) 175.12 
 
 Lapstone ; or, the suilor turned shoemaker. Abbott 
 
 (J.) Harper's story books, V. 10. . . . 216,89 
 La Salle (A. de). Little Jehan de Saintre. . 222.79 
 Lascelle (L. E. ) Magdalen the tncLanlress. 225.12 
 Lascet.lf.s (Lady Caroiine), pseud. .See Braddon (M. E. ) 
 
 Lasgine. By an Oxford man 226.37 
 
 Lasselle (Mrs. N. P.) The belle of Washington. 222.46 
 L.iST Aldini (The). Dudevant ( J/we. A. L. A. D.) 175.57 
 Last Athenian (The). Rydberg (V.) . . . 244.51 
 Last baron of Crana (The denounced, or the). Bamim 
 
 (M.) 132.33 
 
 L.isT chronicle of Barset. Trollope (A.) . . 201.59 
 L.\.ST day of a eoudemned man. Hugo (V. ) . 214.61 
 Last days of a king. [Murat. ] HARTMANN(r.) 212.49 
 L.1ST days of Pompeii. Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. 
 
 E. L.) 114.13 
 
 Last of the barons. Bulweb-LtttonCE.G.E.L.) 111.14 
 Last of the foresters. Cooke (J. E.) . . . '163.12 
 Last of the Mohicans. Cooper (J. F.) . . . 164.01 
 Last of the Mortimers. Oliphant (Mrs. M. 0. 
 
 W.) 234.13* 
 
 Last of his name. Perce (E.) 211.02 
 
 Later tales. 1807-68. Andersen (H. C. ) . . 121.35 
 
 Later years. Prime (W. C. ) 211. 65 
 
 Latter days. Sherwood (M. M.) Works, v. 2. 252.02 
 Launcelot Greaves. Smollett (T.). Works, v. 5. 5067.08 
 
 Laura Everinghara. Grant (J.) 216.05 
 
 Laurel bush. Craik (.1//<. D. M. Muloch). . 235.80 
 Lacson tragedy. De Forest (W.) In. Little classics, v. 3. 226.85 
 Lavengro ; the scholar, the gipsy, the priest. Borrow 
 
 (G.) 13,5.03 
 
 Same. • 3 v 135.04 
 
 Lavenu (L. S.) Erlesmere ; or contrasts of 
 
 character 222.45 
 
 Lavtnia. KuFnNi(G. ) 244.15 
 
 Lavinia; or one year of wedlock. Cablen lE. F. ) 115.42 
 Law and the lady. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . 162.38 
 Lawrence (G. A.) Anteros 2-'2.77 
 
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 497 
 
 — BKaking a butterfly ; or, Blanche EUereUe's 
 
 ending 222.52 
 
 — Brakespeare ; or, fortunes of a fi'ee lance. . 222.48 
 
 — Guy Livingstone 222.53 
 
 — Hagarene 224.17 
 
 — Maurice Dering ; or, the quadrilateral. . . 222.40 
 
 — S;uis Merci ; or, kestrels and falcons. . . 222. 51) 
 
 — Sword and gown 222.51 
 
 Lawresce Lancewood, pseud. See Wise (D.) 
 Lawrence's adventures. Tkowbridge iJ. T. ) 262.17 
 Lawrences (Tlie). TuRNBcii, (Charlotte). . 266.45 
 
 LAWEiETodd. G.ii.T(J.) 193.23 
 
 LazakusiE. ) Alid-3 ; an episode of Goethe's life. 223.00 
 Leaf in the siorm. " Ouida." [RAiiE (L. dela).] 172.26 
 
 Same. In Little classics, v. 11 226.99 
 
 Leah : a womau of fashion. Edwards {Mrs. A.) 182.43 
 Leah llordecai. Abbott (J/re. B. K.) . . . 113.21 
 liEAM Duudas (Atonement of}. Linton {Mrs. 
 
 E. L.) 224.03 
 
 Lear of the Steppe. Tourgeneft (L. ) . . . 266.67 
 ' Leather-stocking tales. Cooper (J. F. ) 
 
 1. Decrslayer. . . 163.23 j 3. Pathfinder. . . 164.08 
 
 2. Last 01 the MoUi- 4. Pioneers. . . 164.10 
 cans 164.01 I .I. Prairie. . . . 164.11 
 
 LE.iTHEB stocking and silk. Cooke (J. E.) . 163.18 
 Leaves from a family journal . Souvestre (E ) 253.52 
 Leaves from Margaret's Smith's journal. Whittieb 
 
 (J. G.) 263..57 
 
 Leatitt (J. M. ) The American cardinal, [anon.] 114.30 
 Led astray, or la petite comtesse. FEun.r.ET (0. ) 192. Jl 
 Ledbury I Adventures of JTr. ) Smith (A.) . 252.75 
 Lee(D. K.) Master-builder 222.54 
 
 — Merrimack ; or, life at the loom 225.55 
 
 Lee ( J/.s. E. B. ) Parthenia 222.56 
 
 Lee (Harriet). Canterbury tales. 2v. . . . 222.57 
 
 Cim!ents : v. 1. Introduction. Tlie landlady's tale — Mary 
 Lawson. Tiie friend's tale — Stanhope. The wife s tale — 
 Julia Tbe traveler's tale— MontforJ. Ttie poet s tale— 
 Arundel. The old woman's tale — Lotliaiie. a legend. 
 
 2. The German's t^le — Kruitziier. The Scotsman's tale. 
 — Claudiue. The Frenchman's tale— CoustaQce. The offi- 
 cer's tale— Cavendish. 
 
 Lee (Holmel, pseicl. See Pars (H.) 
 
 Lee (Margaret). Dr. WUmer's love. . . . 222.73 
 
 Lee (Sophia). Canterbury tales 222.59 
 
 Conients ; Introduction. The clergyman's tale Pem- 
 broke. Memoir of Sopliia Lee. The young Luly's tale. 
 The two Emilys. 
 
 Leech club ; or, the mystery of the Catskill. Owen 
 (G. W.) 236.01 
 
 Leeds (W. H., iranslafor). Popular tales and romances 
 of northern nations. 3 v 255.01 
 
 LeFanu (J. S.) Ail in the dark 223.01 
 
 — Checkmate 223.08 
 
 — Guy DeverelL 223.02 
 
 — House by the churchyard 223.03 
 
 — Lost name 2'23. 04 
 
 — Tenants of Malory 223.04 
 
 — Uncle SUas 223.07 
 
 — Wylder's hand 223.06 
 
 LEFT-handed Elsa. [/dwh.] 226.40 
 
 Left on Labrador. Stephens ( C. A. ) . . , 256. 10 
 Legend of Montrose. Scorr (Sir Waltart. . 245.31 
 Legend of Reading Abbey. Macfarlvne (C. ) 224.62 
 Legend of the Khiue. Thackeray (W. M.) . 255.57 
 Legends and stories of Ireland. Lover (S.) 2 v. 224.30 
 Legends of the American revolution. Lippabd 
 
 (G.) 2'23.94 
 
 Legends of Charlemagne. Buuinch (T. ) . 143. 30 
 
 IjEgends of number Nip. Lemon (M.) . . 185.36 
 
 Legends of the Black Watch. Grant (J. ) . 216.06 
 
 Legends of the Christian east. St. John (B. ) 244.70 
 
 Legends of Mexico. Lippard (G.) .... 223.89 
 
 Legends of the West. HAii,(J.) 212.19 
 
 Legr-and (M. ) The Cambridge freshman ; or, memoirs 
 
 of Mr. Golightly 223.09 
 
 Leigh (Marian). My own story 223.10 
 
 Leighton court. Kingsley (H. ) 222.04 
 
 Leiia ; or the island. Tytler(A. F.) . . . 262.30 
 
 Leila in England. Tytleb (.\. F. ) .... 262.31 
 
 Leila, at home. Tytler (A. F.) 26'2.32 
 
 Leila, or the siege of Granada. BulwebLytton iE. 
 
 G. E. L., (orcZi^n) 144.15 
 
 Leisure hour series, l^am&'y: — 
 
 About (E.) Mau with a broken e«r 112.03 
 
 — Notary's nose 112.04 
 
 Alcestis 114.26 
 
 Alexander (.Vrf.) Her deareat foe 115.35 
 
 — Heritage of LaiJgdale 115.36 
 
 — Kalph Wilton 8 weird 11.1.34 
 
 — Which shall it be ? 266.70 
 
 — Wooing ot 204.82 
 
 Auerbach (B.) Aloys 124.27 
 
 — Black inrest village ptories 124 20 
 
 — Convicts (The) end their children. . . . 124.25 
 
 — E(lelwei8S l'J4.]5 
 
 — German tales 124.21 
 
 — Joseph in the snow 124.22 
 
 — Little barefoot 124 08 
 
 — I/irley aud Keiiihard 124.26 
 
 — On the heights 124.09 
 
 — Villa on the Rhine 124.19 
 
 Butt (B. M.) Miss Molly 143.:)7 
 
 Bjoruson (B.; Usher niaiden 133.29 
 
 Ca<lell (H. M.| Ida Craven 151.18 
 
 Cherbuliez (V.| Count Kostia 15:i.33 
 
 — Joseph Noirel's revenge 1.53.32 
 
 — Prosper 153 34 
 
 Clarke (C. C.) Noblesse oblige 233.87 
 
 Corki-au (A.) Bessie Lang 166.03 
 
 Craven (P.) Fleiirange 165.39 
 
 Droz (G.) Around a spring ITo.-'iS 
 
 — Babolain 1T6.30 
 
 Erskiue (J/i's. T.) WyucotB 186.08 
 
 Freytag (G.) Ingo 192.38 
 
 — Ingraban 192.39 
 
 Gift (T.) Pretty Miss Bcllew 196.33 
 
 Goethe (J. W. von). Elective affinities. . . 195-22 
 Hardy (T.) Desperate remedies 216.36 
 
 — Far from the madding crowd 216.37 
 
 — Hand of EthelberU 216.38 
 
 — Pair of blue eyes 216.35 
 
 — Under the greenwood tree 216.34 
 
 Jenkin (.l/rt. C.l Jupiter's daughters. . . 215.87 
 
 — Madame de Beaupre 221.03 
 
 — Psyche of today 221.10 
 
 — Skirmishing 221.11 
 
 — Who breaks pays 221.12 
 
 — Witliin an ace 221.22 
 
 Majendie {Lady M. E.) Gianuetto 225.98 
 
 Maxwell (C.) Stoi-y of three sisters. . . . 231.17 
 Oliphant {Mrs. M. O. W.) Whiteladies. . . 234.89 
 
 Palgrave (W. G.) Hermann Agha 2*4.68 
 
 Parr (L.) Hero Carthew 235.55 
 
 Poynter (E. F.) ErsUia 186.'20 
 
 — My little lady 232.94 
 
 Richardson (S.l Clarissa Havlowe 243.09 
 
 Schmid (H ) The habermeister 244.86 
 
 Slip (Al in the lens 251.79 
 
 Spielhagen (F.) AVhat the swallows sang. . 253.99 
 Tourgeneff (I. S.) Itiiuitri Koudine. . . . 266.66 
 
 — Fathers and sons 262.21 
 
 — Liza 2.56.24 
 
 — On the eve 262.22 
 
 — Smoke 256.23 
 
 — Spring floods : a Lear of the steppe. . . 266.67 
 Tytler (C. C. F.) Jonathan 2r,2.80 
 
 — Mistress Judith 261.95 
 
 Wallord (L. B.) Mr. Smith 262.74 
 
 •Winthrop (T.) Cecil Dreeme 264.28 
 
 — Edwin Brothenoft 204.29 
 
 — John Brent 264.30 
 
 Leisure moments. Bennett (M. H. B.) . . 133.18 
 
 Leiand (Anna). Home 223.11 
 
 Leland(C. G. ) Johunykin and the goblins. . 186.30 
 Lemon (M.) Leyton Hall, a tale of love and 
 
 jealousy 223.12 
 
 — Legends of Number Nip 185.36 
 
 Lena Kivers. Holmes iMrs. M. J.) . . . . 213.54 
 Lennard (D. B. ) Tales fi-om Mobfere's plays. . 223.13 
 Lennox (C.) Female Quixote ; or adventures ot Ara- 
 bella. 2 V. l^aaon.l 223.15 
 
 Len'nox (Mary). See Cook (M. L.) 
 
 Lenzen (Maije). Not in their set. From the German 
 
 byM. S 223.17 
 
 Leo, psnul. The scape-goat 244.95 
 
 Leonard and Gertrude. Pestalozzi (J.H.) 2 v. 235 34 
 Leonora. Edgewokth (Maria). . . v. 8 of 182.07 
 Leonor.i Casaloni. Trollope (T. A.). . . . 261.82 
 Leonora d'Orco. James (G. P. R.) .... 215.66 
 Leontine ; or, the court of Louis sv. Mabeelt ^ 
 
 {Mrs. K. C.) 224.51 
 
 Le Sage (A. R.) Bachelor of Salamanca. 2 v. 223.18 
 
 -Gil Bias 223.'20 
 
 Same. 3 v 223.21 
 
 Same. 2 v 223.24 
 
 — Lame devU 2'23.93 
 
 Leslie {Miss E.) Pencil sketches 223.26 
 
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 498 
 
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 Leslie (Madeline), pseud. See Bakeb (H. N. W.) 
 
 Leslie Tyrrell. Craik (G. M.) 165.20 
 
 Lessing (Gr. E. ) Fables and epigrams, with Eosays ou 
 
 fable and epigram 185.08 
 
 Lessons in life. Akthuk (T. S.) 123.13 
 
 Lester (C. E.) Stauhope Burleigh ; or the Jesuits in 
 
 our own homes 223.27 
 
 Lettek-bag of the Great Western. HALienBTON 
 
 (T.) 212.80 
 
 Letters of Ortis. Foscolo (Dgo) .... 192.24 
 
 ■ Letters to au incognita. Meroiee (P.) . . 32)1.16 
 
 Lever (Ohaiies). Arthur O'Leary 223.28 
 
 — Baringtoa 223.29 
 
 — Braml'ighs of Bishop's Folly. ..... 223.31 
 
 — Charles O'ilalley, the Irish dragoon. . . . 223.30 
 
 — Con Giegan, the Irish Gil Bias 223.33 
 
 — CJQfe.ssious of Harry Lorrequer. 2 v. . . 223.34 
 
 — Daltous, or three ro.ids in hfe 223.36 
 
 — Davunport Dunn : a man of our day. . . 223.39 
 
 — Day's ride : a life's romance 223.40 
 
 — Diary and notes of Horace Templeton. . . 223.41 
 
 — Dodd family abroad 223.42 
 
 — Fortunes of Glencore 223.46 
 
 — Gerald Fitzgerald, " the chevalier." . . . 223.47 
 
 — .lack Hiuton the guardsman 223.48 
 
 — Kate O'Donoghue. [.b'a"ie ((.b- O'Donoghue.] 223. .07 
 
 — Kuight of Gwynne 223.49 
 
 — Lord Kilgobbin 223.04 
 
 — Luttrell of Arrau 223.52 
 
 — Martins of Cro' Martin. 3 v 223.53 
 
 — Maurice Tierney, the soldier of fortune. . 223.56 
 
 — O'Donoghue (The) 223.57 
 
 — One of them 223.58 
 
 — Rent in a cloud 223.63 
 
 — Roliud Cashel 223.59 
 
 — St. Patrick's eve 223.63 
 
 — • Sir Brooke Fosbrooke 223. 60 
 
 — Sir Jasper Carew 22!.61 
 
 — That boy of Norcott's 223.66 
 
 1— Tom Burke of "Ours." 223.62 
 
 — Tony Butler 261.41 
 
 Lewald (Fanny). Hulda, or the deliverer. From the 
 
 German, by Mrs. A. L. Wister 22i;.4l 
 
 — Lake house 22i.U9 
 
 Lewes (George H.) Ranthorpe 223.67 
 
 — Three sisters and three fortunes ; or, Rose, Blanche, 
 
 and Violet 223. GS 
 
 Lewes (Marian Evans, wife of G.B..) [' George Eliot.'] 
 Adam Bede 184.01 
 
 — Daniel Deronda. 2 v 186.32 
 
 — Felix Holt, the radical 181.02 
 
 — Middlemarch. 2 v 184.08 
 
 — Mill on the floss 184.03 
 
 — Romoli 184.04 
 
 — Silas Marner . 184.0.5 
 
 — Scenes of clerical life 184.06 
 
 Lewis (G. B., lite Ddroil Free Pi-ess man). "Quads 
 
 odds;" anecdote, humor, and pathos. . 223.83 
 Lewis (M. G.) Bravo of 'Veiiice. .... 223.70 
 
 — Tales of wonder 1663.23 
 
 Lewis Arundel. Smedley (F. E. ) .... 252.61 
 Leyton Hall, a tale of jealousy. Lemon (Mark). 223.12 
 LiBER.vroRS of HoUaud. Chables (E. ) . . . 153.16 
 LiBKARY of fiction, or family story-teller. 2 v. 223.91 
 LiBUss.^. Musics (J. O. X.) [In TALKs'from the German.) 151.13 
 Lie (J. ) The pilot and his wife : a Norse love 
 
 story 223.90 
 
 Liefde ( liev. J. da). See De Liepde. 
 
 Life aud alone, [anon.] 223.96 
 
 Lite and adventures of Robin Hood. Mabsh 
 
 (J. B.) 22.5.78 
 
 Life and love in Norway. j5ee Afraja. . . 232.43 
 Life and sayings of Mi-s. Partington. Shillaber 
 
 (B. P. ) 2.52.17 
 
 Life before him. [anon.] 223.71 
 
 Life-boat : a tale of our coast heroes. Ballantyne 
 
 (R. M.) 131.24 
 
 Life for a life. Craik (D. M. Muloeh). . . 232.50 
 Life here and there. Willis (N. P.) . . . 264.12 
 Life in a whaler. By Sailor Charley, pseudon. 223.95 
 
 Life in Dalecarlia. Bremer (F.) 2!5.99 
 
 Life in Daubury. Bailey (J. M.) .... 125.40 
 
 Life in Israel. Richards (M. T ) .... 243.06 
 
 Life in the East Indies. 'Thomes (W. H. ) . 266.17 
 Life in the iron mills. Davis (J//-i. R. H.) [In Atlantic 
 
 tales.) 121.04 
 
 Life in the new world. Se.alsfield (Charles). 251.07 
 Life in the wilds. Mabtineau (H. ) .... ii31.27 
 Life of Jefferson S. Batkins, member from Crauberry 
 
 C;ntre. Written by himself Jones (J. S.) 132.28 
 Life of Mansie Wauch, taUor in Dalkeith. MoiB 
 
 (D. M.) 232.21 
 
 Life of Sir John Falstaff. Brough (Robert B.) 1755.02 
 Lite of vicissitudes. James (G. P. K. ) . . . 215.86 
 
 Life on the lakes, [anon.] 226.38 
 
 Life sketches. Dumont {Mrs. J. L.) . . . 181.21 
 
 Life straggle. Paedoe (JV/iss J.) 234.55 
 
 Life's assize (A). Riddell (.l/r.s. J. H.) . . 243.29 
 Life's discipline, a tale of Hungary. Robinson {Mrs. 
 
 T. A. L. V. J.) 243.43 
 
 Life's lesson. [Thomas (Martha M.)] . . . 223.72 
 Life's lessons. Gore (.Afrs. C.) 2 v. . . . 211.20 
 
 Life's secret. Wood (Mi-.s. H.) 264.59 
 
 LiFFiTH Lank ; or lunacy. Webb (C. H. ) . . 263.40 
 
 Light. Modet(H.) 232.19 
 
 Light and darkness. [Cutler (il/;-,<. L. P.)] . 223.73 
 Light and shade. Baker (il//«. H. N. W.) . 131.10 
 Light and shade ; or, the young artist. Drury 
 
 (A. H.) 175.20 
 
 Lights and shadows of Scottish life. Wilson (J. ) 264. 20 
 Light on shadowed paths. Arthur (T.S.) . 123.09 
 
 Like and unlike. Roe (A. S.) 244.03 
 
 Likes and dislikes, [anon.] 223.74 
 
 Lilian. [Greenough (S. L.)] 223.80 
 
 Lillian ; or, or did she do right ? Faequhakson 
 
 (Martha) 191.16 
 
 Lillian ; or, the adventures of an heiress. Smith 
 
 (J. F.) 25-2.85 
 
 Lillian ; or, a woman's endurance. Sheimpton 
 
 (C.) 251.89 
 
 LiLLiESLEAF. Oliphant ( M. 0. W. ) .... 234.15 
 Lillingstones of Lillingstoue. Woeboisb (E. J.) 264.86 
 
 Lilly White. Goodwin (E.) 211.08 
 
 Lily and the bee. Wareen(S.) 263.34 
 
 Lily and the cross. De Mille (J. ) .... 172.61 
 Linda ; or, the young pUot. Hentz (Mrs. C. L.) 213.10 
 Linden (Liele), pseud. Chesnut wood. 2 v. . 223.75 
 LiNDEND.ALE stories. Lancewood (L.) See Wise (D.) 
 Lindisfarn chase. Trollope (T. A.) . . . 262.06 
 LiNLEY Rochford. McCarthy (J.) .... 226.90 
 Linnet's trial. Smedley (M. B. ) .... 223.76 
 
 LiNNY Lockwood. Crowe (C.) 171.01 
 
 Linton (E. L.) Atonement of Leam Dundas. 224.03 
 
 — From dreams to waking 224.10 
 
 — Joshua Davidson, communist, [dnon.] . . 226.30 
 
 — Lizzie Lorton of Greyrigg 224.01 
 
 — Patricia Kemball 224.00 
 
 — Sowing the wind 224.02 
 
 — Witch stories 3812.11 
 
 Linton family. Bradford (S. H.) .... 141.09 
 LrNwooDs ; or, sixty years since. Sedgwick {Miss C. 
 
 M.) 2v 251.10 
 
 Lion Ben of Elm Island. Kellogg (E.) . ^ 221.94 
 Lion Jack. Barnum (P. T.) ..... . 132.29 
 
 Lionel Lincoln ; or, the leaguer of Boston. Csopee 
 
 (J. P.) 164.02 
 
 LippAED (G.) Legends of the Amer. revolution. 223.94 
 
 — Legends of Mexico 223.99 
 
 Lippincott {Mrs. S. J. C.) ['Grace Greenwood.'] 
 
 — Forest tragedy and other tales 224. 04 
 
 — Greenwood leaves 224.06 
 
 — History of my pets 223.85 
 
 — Recollections of my childhood, etc. . . . 223.84 
 — ■ Stories from famous ballads 223.86 
 
 — Stories of many lands 224.07 
 
 Lisle (Mary). ' Long, long ago.' .... 223.79 
 Little Agnes. Baker (jl/r.v. 11. N. W.) . . 131.37 
 
 Little barefoot. Auerbach(B. ) 124.08 
 
 Ltttle beauty. Grey (Jfr.s-. E. C.) . . . . 211.61 
 
 Little Bobtail. Adams (W.T.) 113.37 
 
 Little boy's story. Gouraud (J.) .... 211.06 
 Little Briggs and I. Ludlow (F H.)/ft Little classics, v. 11. 226,99 
 
 Little duke. Yonge (C. M.) 2C5.5n 
 
 Little brother, e(c. Ludlow (F.K) . . . 221.41 
 
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 499 
 
 Little by little. Adams (W. T.) 11'2.23 
 
 LiiTLE Ciimp ou Eagle Hill. Wabnek(S.) . . 2G3.25 
 Little classics. E 1. by U. Jolinsou. 10 v. . •22J.a3 
 V. 1. Kzile. — Kthau Briiud. by N. Hawthorne. Swaus of 
 Lir, by U. Grifliu. \ uv^ht iu a workshop, by J. Greeu- 
 wooil. Outcaats o( Pokur Flat, by Bret Harte. The mau 
 without a coimtry, by K. E liale. FlijjUt of a Tartar tribe, 
 by T. De Quiucey. 
 
 2. Int';lir:ct.— House and the brain, by E. Bulwer-Lytton. 
 D'ontre mort, by H. P. Spofford. The fall ol the house of 
 Usher, by E. A. Poe. Chops the dwarf, by C. Dickens. 
 Wakefield, by N. Uawtliorue. Murder, considered as one 
 of the fine arts, by T. De Quiucey. Captains story, by Mrs. 
 R. H. Davis. 
 
 3. Ti-iiijtd]/. — The murders m the Rue Morgue, by E. A. 
 Poe. The Lauson tragedy, by J. W. Deforest. The iron 
 Bhroud, by W. Mudford. The bell-tower, by H. Melville. 
 The Kathayau slave, by E. C. Judson. Tee story of Li 
 Koche, by H. Mackenzie. The vision of sudden death, by 
 T. De Quiucey. 
 
 4. Lift. — Kab and his friends, by John Brown. A ro- 
 mance of real life, by W. D. Howells. The luck of Roaring 
 Camp, by Bret Harte. Jerry Jarvis's wig, by K. H. Bar- 
 ham. Beauty and the beast, by N. P. Willis. David Swan. 
 by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Dreamthorp. by Alexander 
 Smith. A bachelor's revery, by D. G. Mitchell. The 
 grammar of life, by B. F. Taylor. My chateaux, by G W. 
 Curtis. Dream-children, by C. Lamb. The man in the 
 reservoir, by C. F. Hoffman. Westminster Abbey, by 
 Joseph .\ddison. The puritans, by T. B. Maeaulay. Get- 
 tysburg, by Abraham Lincoln. 
 
 5. L lughUr. — A. Christmas carol, by C. Dickens, The 
 haunted crust, by Katherine Saunders. A dissertation upon 
 roast pig, by C. Lamb. The total depravity of inanimate 
 things, by Mrs. E. A Walker. The skeleton in the closet, 
 be E. E. Hale. Sandy Wood's sepulchre, by Hugh Miller. 
 A visit to the asylum for aged and decayed punsters, by 
 O. W. Holmes. Mr. Tibbot O'Leary, the curious, by Ger- 
 ald GriUiu. Meal Malone. by W. Carleton. 
 
 6. Love. — Love and skates, by T. Wiuthrop. The maid 
 of Maliues, by E. B. Lytton. The story of Ruth — Holy 
 Bible. The Rise of Iskauder, by B- Disraeli. 
 
 7. Romance. — Iris, by O. W. Holmes. The Rosicrnciau, 
 by D. M. M. Craik. The South Breaker, by H. P. Spoffijrd, 
 The snow-storm, by J. Wilson. The king of the peak, by 
 A. Cunningham. 
 
 8. Jfysferj/.— The ghost, by W. D. O'Connor. The four- 
 fifteen express, by A. B. Edwards. The sigual-mau, by C. 
 Diokeus. The haunted ships, by A. Cunningham. A rait 
 that no man made, by R T. S. Lowell. The invisible prin- 
 cess, by F. O'Connor. The advocate's wedding-day, by C. 
 Crowe. The birthmark, by N. Hawthorne. 
 
 9. Comedy .—Bd.t ay O'Reirdon, the navigator, by Samuel 
 Lover. Haddad-Ben-Ahab the traveller, by John Gait. 
 Bluebeard's ghost, by Wm. M. Thackeray. The picnic 
 party, by Horace Smith. Father Tom aud the pope, by 
 Samuel Ferguson Johnny Darbyshire, by Win." Howitt. 
 The gridiron, by 3. Lover. The box tunnel, by C. Reade. 
 
 10 Cliildliood.— Dog of FUnders, by L. De la Rame. 
 King of the Golden river, by Ruskin. Lady of Shalott. by 
 E. S. Phelps. Marjorie Fleming, bv John Brown. Little 
 Jakey, by Mrs. 8. H. De Kroyft. Lost child, by Henry 
 Kingsley. Goody gracious 1 and the f irget-me-not. by 
 John Neal, Faded leaf of history, by Mrs. R. H. Davis. 
 Child's dream of a star, by Dickens. 
 
 11. Heroism. — Little Briggs and I, by F. H. Ludlow. 
 Ray. by H. P. SpoflFord. Three November days, by B. F. 
 Taylor. The forty-seven Rouins, by A. B. Mitford. A 
 chance child, by I. M.Mayo. A leaf iu the storm, by L. 
 De la Rame. 
 
 12. Fortune.— The gold-bug. by E. A. Poe The fairy- 
 finder, by 3. Lover. Muvad the unlucky, by Maria Edge- 
 worth. The children of the public, by E E. Hale The 
 rival dreamers, by John Bauim. The threefold destiny, 
 by N. Hawthorne. 
 
 13. IWni^ narrative. — Deserted village, by Goldsmith. 
 Ancient mariner, by Coleridge. Prisoner of Chillou, by 
 Byron. Bingen on the Rhine, by Caroline Norton. O'Con- 
 nor's child, by Campbell. Culprit Fay, by Drake, Sensi- 
 tive plant, by ShiUey. Eve of St. Agues, by Keats, Para- 
 dise aud the peri, by Moore. The raven, by Poe. Skele- 
 ton in armor, by Longfellow. Hauuted house, by Hood. 
 Writing ou the image, by Morris. Tarn O'Shanter, by 
 Burns. Forging of the anchor, by Samuel Ferguson, 
 Morte d'Arthur. by Tennyson, Horatius, by Jlacaulay. 
 
 14. Poems lyrical. 15. Minor poems. 
 
 16. Biographical sketches of the authors represented 
 iu the series. With a general index. 
 Ltptle Dorrit. Dickens (C.) 2 v. ... . 173.31 
 Little duke. Yongb (Sfiss C. M.) .... 2G5.06 
 Little folk Ufe. Hamilton i^Gail). [Dodge 
 
 (M. A.) 174..59 
 
 Little folks astray. JIay (SopMa) 228.7-1 
 
 Little fox (The) ; or, story of M'Gllutook's Arctic ex- 
 pedition 22:i.77 
 
 Ltttle foxes. Sto'we (H. E. B.) 5i27.09 
 
 Little Jakey. De Kkoyft (JLs. S. H.) [/ii Little 
 
 classics, V. 10 226.97 
 
 LrrrLE Joanna. Thokpe(K.) 261.38 
 
 Little Kate Kirby. Robisson (F. \V. ) . . . 243.70 
 Little lame priiice. Ckvik (D. M. Muloch). 231.b5 
 Little Louvre. ABBorr (J.) Hahpeb's story books. 
 
 V. 2 21G.93 
 
 Little maid of Oxbow. MiNNEBisa (May). . 221.92 
 
 Little men. Ar-avrx (L. M. ) 12'2.il 
 
 Li I'TLE moorland princess. JLvelitt(E. ) . . 225.71 
 
 Littlepaoe series. .See Coopek (J. F.) 
 
 Little Paul. Abbott (Jacob). Harper's story books, 
 
 V. 12 216.91 
 
 Little Peddlington and the Feddlin^uians. Poole 
 
 (J.) 241.48 
 
 Little Prudy's flyaway series. .See Ciabke (E. S. ) 
 
 [•Sophie May.'] 226.74 
 
 Little Prudy stories. See Clabke (K. S. ) ['Sophie 
 
 May.'] 226.68 
 
 Little Ragamuffin. Greenwood (J. ) . . . 211.. 54 
 
 Ijittle red cloak, [anon.] 224.10 
 
 Little Red-riding-hood. Thackeoay (Miis .\. I.) Fairy tales 
 
 for grown folks 261.04 
 
 Little savage. Maekyat (F.) 225.51 
 
 Little Spiiniard. Mannekino (May). . . . 224.90 
 Little Sunshine's holiday. Craik (D.M.Muloch). 232.61 
 Little whaler. Geestackek (F. ) .... 194.2G 
 Little women. Alcott (M. L.) 2 v. . . . 121.02 
 Lite aud learn. Leslie (Madeline). [Baxeb {^frs. H. 
 
 N. W.)] 131.09 
 
 Live and let live. Sedgwick (Jlfos C. M. ) . 251.12 
 Live it do«-n. Je.affkeson (J. C.) . . . . 221.05 
 LivEEMORE (Mrs. E. D. ) Zoe ; or the quadroon's 
 
 triumph. 2 V. 226.42 
 
 Living for those we love (Self-made ; or). Welty 
 
 (E. A.) 263.48 
 
 Living link. De Mtlle (J.) 172.60 
 
 Living too fast. Adams (W.T.) 113.14 
 
 LrvoNiAN tales. [Eastlake (ir«?i/ C. L. )] . . 224.11 
 
 Contents : The disponent. The wolves. The Jewess. 
 Liza, a Russian novel. Tourgenefp iX. S. ) . 256.21 
 Lizzie Leigh, etc. Gasket ,l (Mrs. E. C.) . . 194.05 
 Lizzie Lorton, of Greyrigg. Linton (E.L.) . 221.01 
 Llewellyn (E. L.) I'he deserted mill. . . 224.12 
 
 — Titla hunting 224.13 
 
 LoBEiEA (V. ) Amadis de Gaul. 3 v. ... 226.44 
 Locke (D. B.) [' Petroleum V. Nasby.'] 
 
 — Ekkoes from Kentucky 224.15 
 
 — Morals of Abou Ben Adhem 224.45 
 
 — Swiugin' round the cirkle 22416 
 
 Locke (Una). .See Locke ( .Ui'.s-. Ur.mia). 
 
 Lockhaet (J. G.) Adam Blair and Matthew Wald. 224.19 
 
 — Valerius 224.20 
 
 Lockhaet (L. W. M.) Fair to see 223.81 
 
 Lodoke. Shelley (.1/rs. M. W.) 251.52 
 
 Lofty and the lowly. Mackintosh (M. J.) . 224.71 
 
 Logan (Olive). See Sixes (.1//'a-. Wirt). 
 
 LoHM.ANN(F.) The mill of the vale. . . In 171.19 
 
 LoisCarroU. Vance (S. S.) 266.72 
 
 Lois the witch. Gaskell (J//'s. E. C.) . . . 194.10 
 Loiteeings of traveL Willis (N. P.) Miscellaneous 
 
 works 5076.22 
 
 Lonely ones. Heyse (Paul) 225.70 
 
 Long engagements : a tale of the Aflfghau rebellion. 
 
 Kaye (.JohnW.) 234.34 
 
 Long, long ago. Lisle (Mary) 223.79 
 
 Long look ahead. Koe (A. S.) 244.04 
 
 Long look house. Abbott (Edw.) .... 113.22 
 Long time ago. Orred (Meta), psewZ. . . . 236.21 
 Longfellow (H. W.) Hypsrion ; a romance. 221.24 
 Same. [Jn /as Prose works, v. 2. J . . 50-52.12 
 
 — Kavanagh 224.23 
 
 Same. [7u /li.s' Prose wo.-ks, v. 2.] . . 5052 12 
 
 — Outre-mer. Drift-wood. 50.52.11 
 
 Longstreet (.V. B. ) Georgia scenes. . . . 224.22 
 
 Looking around. EoE (A. S.) 244.09 
 
 Look to the end. Ellis (.V)-.*. S. S.) 2 v. . 18106 
 Loom and the lugger. Maetineau (H.) Dlustrafons 
 
 of political economy, v. 6 221. 3'2 
 
 Loed Bantam. Jenkins (Edward) 215.85 
 
 Lord Hope's choice. Stephens (.l/r.s. A. S.) . 254.96 
 Lord mayor of London. Ainsworth (W. H.) 115.17 
 Lord Montagu's page. James (G. P. R.) . . 215.64 
 Lord Oakburn's daughter. Wood iJI/rs. H.) . 264.62 
 Lord of himself. Underwood (F. H.) . . . 266.40 
 
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 FICTION : Lords to MacDonaia. 
 
 Lords and ladies, [anon.] 224.25 
 
 Lorenzo Benoui. EnrriNi(G. ) 214.46 
 
 LOKGNETTE. MiTCHELL (D. G. ) 232.05 
 
 LoaiMEE Littlegood, Esq. Smedlev (F. E. ) . 252. IJ5 
 LoBiNO (F. W.) Two college frieuds. . . . 22:198 
 LoKLEY and Reinhard. Auerbach (B.) . . 124.26 
 LoKN.i Dooiie. Blackmore (B,. D.) . . . . 133.4:! 
 
 Losing to will. Davies(T. ) 176.22 
 
 Loss and gain. Haves (Alice B.) 212.85 
 
 Loss and gain : story of a convert to Romanism. 
 
 Newman (J. H.) 3.j78.10 
 
 Lost a-jiong the wild men. Daxton (W. ; . . 171.25 
 Lost a id saved. Norton (.Vrs. C. E.) . . . 233.46 
 
 Lost and won. Arthur (T. S. ) 123.20 
 
 Lost bank note. V/oov (Mrs. H..) .... 264.60 
 Lost, but found ; or the Jewish home. [Bakeb 
 
 (H N. W.)] 125.03 
 
 Lost child. Kinoslet (H.) /;i Littu: classics, 
 
 V. 10. 226.97 
 
 Lost daughter. Hentz (Mrs. C. L.) . . . 213.U 
 
 Lost daspatch. Friedrich (F. ) 193.41 
 
 Lost for love. Braddon (M. E.) 141.04 
 
 Lost heir of Linlithgow. Sohthworth (Mrs. E. 
 
 D. E. N.) 254.83 
 
 Lost heiress. Southworth (.Jfcs. E. D. E. N.) 253.36 
 Lost in Paris, and other tales. Hodder (E.) . 213.70 
 
 Lost in a fog. Ue Mille (J.) 172.37 
 
 Lost Lenore ; or a roUing stone. Beach (C.) 133.04 
 
 Lost 1ov3. Owes (Ashfordi 2:34.40 
 
 Lost manuscript. Fkeytao (6. ) 3 v. . . . 192. 35 
 
 Same 19:j.03 
 
 Lost name. LeFanu(J. S.) 223.04 
 
 Lost ship. Neale (W. J.) 2:i3.25 
 
 Lost Sir Massingberd. Path i James). . . 224.14 
 Lost will and the diamond bracelet. Wood (Afrs. 
 
 H.) 264.61 
 
 Lothair. Disraeli (B. ) 174.49 
 
 LoTHBOP (Amy), psend. See Warner (A. B.) 
 
 Lottie Cirling. Jeafpreson ( J. C. ) . . . 216.09 
 
 LoDD (J.) Gabriel Vane ; his fortune and his 
 
 friends 224.26 
 
 LoHDON (Jf/-s. — ). The mummy ; a tale. . . 224.09 
 Louie's last term at St. Mary's. Harris (Mrs. 
 
 M C.) 161.22 
 
 Louis Sinclair. Lancewood (Lawrence). [Wise 
 
 (D.i] 222.33 
 
 Louisa Mildmay. Marsh (.Ui-,«. A. C.) . . . 235.95 
 Louisa of Prassia and her times. MiJHLBACK (Louisa), 
 
 pseui. of MuNDT (C. ) 233.02 
 
 Louisa von Plettenhaus [anon.] 221.27 
 
 Louise de la Vallifere. Dum.as (A. ) .... 181.06 
 
 LovEafliat. Sheppard iF. H.) 251.63 
 
 Love after marriage. Hentz (J/y,5. C. L.) . . 213.17 
 Love and duty. Opie (.1/,-s. A.) Works, v. 1. 234.28 
 
 Love and liberty. Dumas (A.) 181.13 
 
 Love and mesmerism. Smith (H.) .... 253.05 
 Love aad skates. Winthrop (T.) In Little classics, v. 6. 226.88 
 — . — ■ Samo. WiNTHUop (T.) Lite iu the open air. . . 26i.3l 
 
 Love and valoi". Hood (Tom i 213.91 
 
 Love in idlenass. Olney(E. W. ) 234.74 
 
 Love in the 19th century. Preston (Miss H. W. ) 241.76 
 
 LovEmitoh. CocKTON (H. ) 161.01 
 
 Love m3 little love me long. Reade(C. ) . . 2 12.20 
 
 Love or marriage. Black (W.) 134.03 
 
 Love story. Southey (R.) 5075.22 
 
 Love stories of the English watering-places. . 224.37 
 Love thit lived. Eiloart (.!/«. C. J.) . . . 186.18 
 Love token for children. Sedowick ( Miss C. M.) 251.13 
 Love's coafliet. Marry.vt (F.) [Church (3f)-s. 
 
 Ro^si.] • 154.15 
 
 Love's labor won. Southworth (J/i-s.E. D.E.N.) 253.37 
 
 Love's v.iotory. Fakjeon (B. L) 196.16 
 
 LovEL the widower. Thackeray (W. M.) . . 255.42 
 LovELS of Arden. Braddon (M. E.) . . . 135.40 
 Lover i Samuel). Barney O'Rierdon. . . . 224.28 
 Same. In Little classics, v. 9. . . . 226.96 
 
 — Fairv-flniler. In Little classics, v. 12 227.15 
 
 — Gridiron (The). In Litxle classics, v. 9 226.96 
 
 — Hiudy Andy 224.29 
 
 — Hi would be a gentleman ; or, treasure trove. 224.33 
 
 — Legends and stories of Ireland 224.30 
 
 Contents ■ Barney O'Eierdon, tlie navigator. Tlie fairy 
 finder. The gndirou. Essays on fools, etc. 
 
 — Rory O'More 224.32 
 
 — Treasure trove 224.33 
 
 Lover's stratagem. Carlen (i/i.ss E. F.) . . 145.44 
 Lover's trials ; or, the days before the Revolution. 
 
 Denison (Mrs. M. A.) 173.05 
 
 Lovers and thinkers. Gordon (Hewes). [Cl^MiKE (E. 
 
 G.H.i] 155.08 
 
 Low(C. R.) Tales of old Ocean 224.18 
 
 Lowell (R. T. S. ) Antony Brade 224.42 
 
 — The new priest in Conception Bay. . . . 224.35 
 
 — A raft that no man made. In Little classics, v. 8. . 226.96 
 Lowly ways ; or Louisa von PlettenhauR. . . 221.27 
 Loyal unto death, [anon.] 226.47 
 
 Note. — Originally published as Loyal, a novel. 
 Lucia: her problem. Douglas ^A. M. ) . . . 174.56 
 
 Luck and pluck. Alger (H.,jV.) 121.36 
 
 Luck and pluck series, ice Alger (H., jr. ) . 121.36 
 
 Same. 2d series 122.44 
 
 Luck of Barry Lyndon. 2 v. Thackeray (W.M.) 255.43 
 
 Same. Z;i. Ais Miscellanies, v. 3. . . 255.59 
 
 Luck of Ladysmede. [wion.] 224.38 
 
 Luck (The) of Roaring Camp. Hakte (F.Bret). 212.44 
 
 Same. Jii- Little classics, v. 4. . . . 226.86 
 
 LucEETLi. Bulwer-Lytton ( Sir E. ) . . . 144.36 
 Lucy Arden ; or Holywood Hall. Grant (J.) 211.9 
 Lucy Arlyn. Trowekidge ( J. T. ) .... 262.12 
 Lucy Boston ; or woman's rights and spiritualism. 
 
 Folio (Fred), psmd 224.39 
 
 Lucy Clare. Sherwood i J/rs. M. M. ) Works, v. 3. 252.03 
 Lucy Crofton. Oliphakt (J/cs. M. 0. W.) . 234.16 
 
 Lucy M;iria. Diaz (iU)s. A. M.) 174.43 
 
 Lucys visit. Abbott (J.) 111.55 
 
 Ludlow (F. H. ) The hasheesh-eater. . . . 224.40 
 
 — Little Briggs and I. /n Little classics, v. 11. . . . 226.99 
 
 — Little brother, and other genre-pictures. . 224.41 
 LuDovici (Louis). ['Monk.'] Going and sons. 224.43 
 
 Luke |J/r.s'. S. ) The female Jesuit 224.44 
 
 Lulu. Walworth (M. T.) 262.50 
 
 Lulu's novel. Polka iE. ) From the German. 241.41 
 Lutfullah. Ed. by E. B. Eastwick. 
 
 Luttrell of Arran. Lever (C. ) 223.52 
 
 Lydia ; or a woman's book. Ceosland (Jfr,?. N.) 165.34 
 Lying (Illustrations of). Opie (Mrs. A.) Works, 
 
 V. 3 234.29J 
 
 Lyle McDonald. Keene (Mrs. S. F. ) . . . 215.98 
 Lynde Palmer, psmd. See Peebles (M. L. ) 
 Lyndon, pseud. .See Bright (M. A.) 
 Lytton. See Bulwee-Lytton (E. G. E. L.) 
 
 M. orN. Melville (G. J. W.) 231.97 
 
 Mabel ; or, heart histories. Rice (R.) . . . 243.05 
 
 Mabel Lee. Reid (C.) 224.48 
 
 Mabel Vaughan. Cummins (Maria). . . . 171.13 
 Mabel's mistake. Stephens (J/ra. A. S.) . . 253.74 
 Mabel's progress. [Tkollope (iVr.s. T.A.)] . 266.52 
 Mabeely (Mrs. K. C. ) Lady and the priest. . 224.50 
 
 — Leontine ; or, the court of Louis 15th. . . 224.51 
 Mabinogeon. Buleinch (T. ) Age of chivalry. 143.31 
 
 Mac.aeli. Evans (A. J.) 183.29 
 
 McCabe (James D.,jV.) Planting the wilderness. 224.47 
 Maccallum Lothair. By the Right Hon. B — D— . 
 
 pseud 174.55 
 
 McCarthy (J.) A fair Saxon 225.68 
 
 — Dear Ladv Disdain 227.25 
 
 — Ladv Judith 223.88 
 
 — Liniey Roehford. 226.90 
 
 — My enemy's daughter 223.87 
 
 — Paul Massie 226.91 
 
 — Waterdale neighbors 224. 52 
 
 M'CoNNtL (J. L.) Grahame; or, youth and man- 
 hood 224.54 
 
 — Talbot and Vernon 224.55 
 
 — The Gleims, a family history 224.53 
 
 Macdeemots of Ballyeloran. Teollope (A.) 3v. 261.60 
 Macdonald ( F. ) Nathaniel Vaughan : priest and 
 
 man 226.50 
 
 MacPonald (G.) Adela Cathcart 224.85 
 
 — AlfiC Forbes of Howglen 224.56 
 
 — Annals of a quiet neighborhood 224.58 
 
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 FICTION : MacDonald to Maitland. 
 
 501 
 
 — At the back of the north wind 221.9:! 
 
 — David Eltjinbrod 224.82 
 
 — Dealings with the fairies 185.16 
 
 — Double story 227.80 
 
 — Guild Court 224.57 
 
 — Gutta-percha Willie 226.52 
 
 — Malcolm 226.63 
 
 — Phantastes, a faerie romance 221.59 
 
 — Portent (The) 224.81 
 
 — Princess and the goblin 224.87 
 
 — Hanald Bannermau's boyhood 224.84 
 
 — Bobert Falconer 224.83 
 
 — St. George and St. Michael 227.81 
 
 — Seaboard parish 224. 66 
 
 — Thomas Wmgf old, curate 227.82 
 
 — Vicar's daughter 226. 51 
 
 — Wilfrid Cumbermede 224.95 
 
 Macdonell (Agnes). For the king's dues. . 223.08 
 
 MiCDONNELL (Wm.) Heathens of the heath. . 227.35 
 Macpablakd (Mis. AbbySage). 6'ec Richardson 
 
 (Mrs. A. S. M.) 244.92 
 
 Macfaklane (Ch. ) The camp of refuge. . . 224.61 
 
 — Dutch in the Medway 224.62 
 
 — Legend of Reading abbey 224.62 
 
 — Romance of history. Italy. 3v 224.63 
 
 MACaKEGOK (A. L.) John "Ward's governess. 224.60 
 
 — Professor's wife 224.46 
 
 Macillitelli (N. ) Story of Belphagor. la Rosooe (T. ) 
 
 Italian novelists, v. 2 244.21 
 
 McIntosh (Miss U. J.) Aunt Kitty's tales. . 224. 67J 
 
 — Charms and counter-charms 224.67 
 
 — Conquest and self-eouquest 224.68 
 
 — Cousins 224.69 
 
 — Evenings at Donaldson manor 224.70 
 
 — Lofty and lowly. 2 v 224.71 
 
 — Meta Gray ; or, what makes home happy. . 224.73 
 
 — Praise and principle 22 4. 74 
 
 — Two lives ; or, to seem and to be 224.75 
 
 — Two pictures 224.76 
 
 — Violet 224.77 
 
 — Woman an enigma 224.78 
 
 — Year with Maggie and Emma 224.79 
 
 Mackarness I J//-S. M. A., formerly Miss Planche). 
 
 — Children of the olden time 224.49 
 
 — Cloud with the sUver lining 241.24 
 
 — Coming home 211.25 
 
 — Dream chintz 241.27 
 
 — Influence 241.2S 
 
 — Merry Christmas. 241.29 
 
 — OldJoUiffe. [With sequel.] 2 v. ... 241.30 
 
 — Only 241.31 
 
 — Star in the desert 241.32 
 
 — rr.ip to catch a sunbeam 241.33 
 
 McKeen (Phebe F.) Theodora : a home story. 227.«9 
 
 — Thornton hall 227.88 
 
 MoKeever(H.i Edith's ministrj' 224.80 
 
 ^ Maude and Miriam, or the fair crusader. . 225.16 
 
 — Nothing but leaves 225.00 
 
 — Silver threads 225.03 
 
 — Sunshine ; or, Kate Vinton 225.01 
 
 — Twice crowned : a story of the days of Queen 
 
 Mary 225.09 
 
 — Westbrook parsonage 225.1:! 
 
 — Woodcliff. 225.02 
 
 Mackenzie (Mrs. A. S.) Aureola, or the black 
 
 sheep 226.48 
 
 — Married against reason 221.88 
 
 Mackenzie (E.) Bona pass ^ 224.8ii 
 
 M.ACKENziE (H. ) Miscellaneous works. . . . 5053.07 
 
 Contents : Mau of I'eeliug. Muu of tlie world. Julia de 
 Boubignij. 
 
 — Story of La Roche. In Little classics, v. 3. 226.85 
 Mackenzie (R. S. ) Bits of blarney 225.01 
 
 — Tres.silian and his friends 225.05 
 
 McLain (M. W.) Wedding garments ; or, Bessie Mor- 
 ris's diaiy 226.98 
 
 McLandbuboh (F.) Automaton ear, and other 
 
 sketches 227.37 
 
 Maclaren (A.) Fairy family : fairy mythology of 
 
 Europe 185.22 
 
 MACLEOD (Norman). The starling 224.94 
 
 MACLEOD (Donald I. Bloodstone 225.77 
 
 — PynusLurst ; his wanderings, etc 225.06 
 
 Macnish iR.) Tales, essays, and sketches. 2 v. 22r).09 
 Macpheeson, the great confederate philosopher. Hiixs 
 
 (A. C.) 213.:!4 
 
 Macquoid (Katharine S. ) Charming widow ; or, wild 
 as a hawk 226.57 
 
 — Forgotten by the world, lanoii.] .... 192.33 
 
 — Hester Kirton 226.51 
 
 — My story 226.f,8 
 
 — I'atty 226.55 
 
 — Rookstone 226.53 
 
 — Too soon 226.56 
 
 Mad marriage. Flemino (M. A.) .... 192.02 
 Mad Monkton ; e(c. Collins (W. Wilkie). . 162.32 
 Madam How and lady Why. Kingslex (C.) . 4723.11 
 
 Madame. Benedict ( F. L. ) 133. 09 
 
 Madame Agnes. Dubois (C.) 177.01 
 
 Mad-ame de Beaupre. Jenkin ( .l/is. C. ) . . 221.08 
 Mad.ame de Scuderi. Hoffmann (E. T. W.) . 213.83 
 
 Madame de Stael. Bolte (A.) 134.23 
 
 Madame Fontenoy. [Clarke (C. C. )] . . . 226.64 
 Madame Thdr^se. Erckmann (E. ) and Chatrlan 
 
 (A.) 183.22 
 
 Madcap Violet. Black (Wm.) 134.43 
 
 Madeleine : a tale of Auvergne. Kavanagh (J.) 221.50 
 Madeline LesUe, pseud. See Baker (H. N. W.) 
 Mademoiselle fifty millions. Dash (La comtesse), 
 pseud, of Saint-Mars (C. de C. de). . . 171.51 
 Mademoiselle Mathilde. Kingsley (H.) . . 226.01 
 Mademoiselle Merquem. Dudevant (A.L.A.D.) 175.30 
 Mademoiselle Mori, a tale of modern Rome. Clarke 
 
 (C. C.) 225.10 
 
 MiADGe ; or night and morning. Goodwin (Mrs. 
 
 H. B.) 211.09 
 
 Madonna Mary. Oliphant (Mrs. M. 0. W.) . 234.17 
 
 Mae Madden. Mason (M.M.) 227.74 
 
 M.1GA stories. From Putnam's monthly. . . 225.11 
 Contents : Found and lost. My three conversations with 
 Miss Cliester. Mrs. Macsimum'a bill. The least of the cran- 
 berries. Tolliwotte's ghost. Professor Pbaulillo. The mor- 
 mon's wile. The rich merchant ol Cairo. The legend of 
 Goodman Poverty. The dontjle veil. My husband's mother. 
 The old woman who dried up and blew away. The ambas- 
 sador in spite of himself. Elegant Tom Iiillar. A toss-up 
 for a husband. Uncle Bernard's story. How 1 came to be 
 married. 
 Magdalena. Mai!litt(E.) [John(E.)] . . 22.J.70 
 Magdalen Hepburn. Oliphant {Mrs. M. O. W. ) 2:i4. 18 
 Magdalen the enchantress. Lascelle (L. E. ) 225.12 
 Maggie and Emma. Mackintosh (M. J.) . . 2'24.79 
 
 Maggie Miller. Holmes (M.J.) 213.50 
 
 Magic goblet. Carlen (E.) 2 v. in 1. . . . 145.45 
 
 Magic minor : tales. Gilbert iW.) .... 194.29 
 
 Magill (M. T. ) The Holcombes. A story of Virginia 
 
 home life 225.17 
 
 — Women, or chronicles of the late war. . . 22.J.22 
 Magnet stories. .See Peebles (M. L. ) . . . 234.48 
 Maid Marian, /n Peacock (T. L.) Works, v. 2. 5062.16 
 Maid of Killeena, and other stories. Black (W.) 134. ,39 
 Maid of Maliiies. Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. E. L.) In 
 
 Little classics, v. 6 226. b8 
 
 Maid of Sker. Blackmore (R. D.) .... 134.30 
 Maid of Stralsund. Liefde (J. B. de). . . . 172.59 
 Maid, wife, and widow ; or, the cloister and the hearth. 
 
 Reade(C.) 242.14 
 
 Maiden and married life of Mary Powell. [Manning 
 
 (A.)] 225.28 
 
 Maiden aunt. [Smedlet (M. B.)] .... 132.20 
 JIaiden widow. Southwokth (Mrs. E. D. E. N.) 253.90 
 Maidenhood series. Kuinety : — 
 
 Asbury twins. Clarke (R. S.) 227.93 
 
 Daisy Travers ; or the girls of Hive hall. S.kmuels 
 
 (A. F.) 24r..98 
 
 Our Helen. Clakke (US.) 2'26.i'.7 
 
 Seven daughters. Douglas (A. M) . . . ITG.a* 
 
 That queer girl. Townsend (V. F.) . . . . 266.30 
 
 Mainstone's housekeeper. Metey.ard lE.) . 231.82 
 
 Maitland (E.) ['Herbert Ainslie.'] By and by; an 
 
 historical romance of the future. . . . 235.90 
 
 — Higher law 213.76 
 
 — Pilgrim and the shrine 3584.21 
 
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 502 
 
 FICTION : Maitlaud to Manied. 
 
 Maitland (James a.) The old patroon ; or, the great 
 
 Van Brock property '225. 1 i 
 
 — Sartaroe, a tale of Norway 225.15 
 
 Majendie (Lady Margaret). Giannetto. . . 225.98 
 Majob Gahagan. Thackeeat (W. M.) Miscellanies, 
 
 V. 1 255.57 
 
 Major Jones's courtship. Thompson (W. T. ) . 256.29 
 Major Roger Sherman Potter (Life and adventures of). 
 
 Tkuesdale (Pheleg von). [Adams (F. O] 112.11 
 Make or break. Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W. T.)] 113.11 
 Malboke : an Oldjiort romance. Higginson 
 
 (T. W.) 213.32 
 
 Malbkook. [ancm.'\ 225.18 
 
 Malcolm. MacDonald (G. ) 226. CS 
 
 MiLESPiNi (0.) Novels v. 3 of 244.22 
 
 MiLLEViLLE. Abbott (J.) 111.02 
 
 Maloky {Sir T. ) History of King Arthur, and of the 
 
 knights of the round table 3 v. 123.28 
 
 Malot (H. ) liomain Kalbria : his adventures by sea 
 
 and shore 226.93 
 
 MvM.MON. G0KE(J/)-S. C.) 211.22 
 
 Man and money. Souvestee (E. ) .... 253.51 
 Man and wife. Collins (W. VVilkie). . . . 162.14 
 M.vN at arms ; or, Henry de Cerou. James (G. 
 
 P. R.) 215.G5 
 
 Man in black. James ( G. P. R. ) 215.66 
 
 Man in the moon. Raymond (K. W.) . . . 242.88 
 Man in til© reservoir. Hoffman (C. F.) In Little claesica, 
 
 V. 4 226.86 
 
 Man is love. An Ameiican story. [^anon.''i . 226.59 
 Man made of money. Jeukold(D.) . . . 221.15 
 Man of feeling. Mackenzie (H.) .... 5053.07 
 Man of honor. Eggleston (G. C.) .... 184.33 
 Man of the world. Mackenzie (H.) . . . 5053-07 
 Man with the broken ear. About (E.) . . . 112.03 
 
 Man who laughs. Hugo (Victor) 214.(52 
 
 Man who was like Shakespeare. Black (W.) WUh his Maid 
 01 Killeua. etc 134.39 
 
 Man who was not a colonel. By a high private. 227.70 
 
 M.1N without a country. Hale (E. E.) In 212.06 
 
 Same. In Atl.\ntio tales 124.04 
 
 .Same. In Little classics, v. 1 226.83 
 
 Manchester strike. M.^rtineau (H. ) . . . 231.29 
 
 Manfred. Guere.azzi (F. D. ) 211.72 
 
 MiNiOAULT (G.) St. Cecilia. Parti. Adversily. 244.63 
 Mannerino (May), psmdon. See Nowell (H. P. H. ) 
 Manners (Mrs.) See Kich.ards (il/cs-. Wm. C. ) 
 Manning (Miss Anne). Cherry and violet ; a tale of 
 the great plague 225.23 
 
 — Colloquies of Edward Osborne, citizen and cloth 
 
 worker, of London, [1547-59] 225.24 
 
 — Deborah's diary 225.31 
 
 — Diana's crescent 224.99 
 
 — Good old times 224.97 
 
 — Household of Sir Thomas More 225.30 
 
 — Jacques Bonneval ; or, the days of the Dra- 
 
 gonnades 225.26 
 
 — Ladies of Beaver Hollow 225.27 
 
 — Maiden and married life of Mary Powell, afterwards 
 
 Mistress Milton 225.28 
 
 — Old Chelsea buu-house 22.5.29 
 
 ^ Passages in the life of the faire gospeller, mistress 
 
 Anne Askew 22-5.25 
 
 — Provocations of madame Palissy 224.96 
 
 — Spanish barber 224.98 
 
 M.an(Edverino. Edgewobth (M.) Novels, v. 7. 182.14 
 
 M iNSFiELD ( L. W. ) Up country letters. . . 225.32 
 
 MiNSFiELD Park. Austen (Jane) 125.14 
 
 MiNSiE Wauch. MaiR(D. M.) 23>.21 
 
 Mvntle (The). [Naubebt (B.)1 151.12 
 
 MvNZONi(A. ) The betrothed lovers; [or, I promessi 
 
 sposi] : a Milanese story of the 17th century. 
 With the Column of infamy. 3 v. . . 225.33 
 MvR (Helen). Sie Walker (Mrs. D. M.) 
 M iRBLE fawn ; or, romance of Monte Beni. Haw- 
 thorne iN.) 212.57 
 
 MvRCELLAof Rome. [Knevels (ilfi-s. D. C.)] 186 07 
 
 March (Anne). The old stone house. . . . 226. G2 
 March (Walter), pseud. See Willcox (O. B.) 
 
 Marchioness of BrinviUiers. Smith (A.) . . 2.52.42 
 
 MiEcus. Aimwell (Walter). [Slmonds (W.)] 252.47 
 
 Marcus Blair ; a story of provincial times. Weight 
 
 (C. E.) 266.78 
 
 Marcus Warland. Hentz (C. L.) .... 213.12 
 Maedi, »ud a voyage thither. Melville (H.) 231.67 
 
 MAEG.iEET. Tytler (G. C. F.) 261.90 
 
 Margaket, a prairie home. Bright (Mrs. M. A.) 142.03 
 Maegarft, a tale of the real and ideal. Judd (liev. 
 
 Sylvester) 221.34 
 
 M.iRGAEET and her bridesmaids. [Stretton (J. )] 225. 3G 
 
 Maegaeet Cecil. Bell (C. D.) 133.21 
 
 Margaret Denzil's history. [Greenwood (F.)] 225.37 
 Maegaeet Hamilton. Newby (J/rs. C. J.) . 233.29 
 Maegeet Howth, a story of to-day. Davis (Mrs. 
 
 K. H.) 172.01' 
 
 Margaret Lyudsay. Wilson (J.) .... 264.20 
 Maegaeet Maitlaud. Oliphant (jlfi-s. M. 0. W.) 234. 19 1 
 Maegaeet Moncrieffe. Burdett (Charles). . 145.18 
 Maegaeet Percival. Sewell (E. M.) . . . 251.42 
 Margaret Smith's journal. Whiitier (J. G. ) 263.57 
 
 Same, //i /us Prose works, v. 1. . . . 5077.10 
 
 Margaret's engagement, [anon.] .... 225.38 
 Mabgaret's home (Loss and gain ; or). Haven 
 
 (A. B.) 212.85 
 
 M,uiGRET Howth. Davis (J/)s. R. H. ) . . . 172.01 
 Maegueeite Kent. Wayne (M. W. ) . . . . 263. 70 
 Marguerite de Valois. Dumas (A.) .... 181.07 
 M.AEIA ; or the wrongs of women. Godwin (Mrs. M.W.) 
 
 Ill hrr Posthumous works, v. 1-2. . '. . 5823.20 
 Marlan Drayton (Leaves from ye journal of). . 225.44 
 Marian Grey. Holmes (J/j-s. M. J.) .... 213.55 
 SIaeian Rooke ; or, the guest of fortune. Sedley 
 
 (H.) 251.23 
 
 Marie Antoinette and her son. Muhleach(L.) 233.03 
 Maeie Dorville ; a story of a French boarding-school. 
 
 Witt (Madame G. de) 172.47 
 
 M.iEiEiTA. Trollope (T. A.) 261.80 
 
 Marion Barnard. Smith (J. F.) 251.96 
 
 Maeion Berkley. Caxton(L.) [CoMiNS(LizzieB.)] 152.33 
 Marion Graham, or "higher than happiness." Lander 
 
 (Mflta). 222.41 
 
 Marion Harland, pseud. See Teehune (Mrs. M. V. H. ) 
 Marius. Hugo (Victor). Les Miserables, part 3. 214.54 
 Maejoeie Daw, c/c. Aldeich (T. B.) . . . 121.43 
 Maejoeie Fleming ; a sketch. Brown (J.) . 143.18 
 
 Same. In Little classics, v. 10 226.97 
 
 Maejorie's quest. Gould (J, T.) 195.30 
 
 Marjory. Deane(M.) 172.55 
 
 Mark Gildersleeve. Saczade (.7. S. ) .... 245.91 
 M.4RK Rowland. Martingale (Hawser). [Sleepee 
 
 (J. S.)] 252.62 
 
 M.ARK, the match boy. Alger (H.) .... 121.26 
 
 Mark Twain. See Clemens (S. L.) 
 
 Maek Twain's Sketches, new and old. [Clemens 
 
 (S. L.)] 155.30 
 
 Maek Wilton, the clerk. Taylor (G. B. ) . . 25.5.14 
 Market Harborough. Melville (W.) . . . 235.86 
 Marlitt (E. ), j}seud. See John (E. ) 
 Maemaduke Herbert. Blessington (Lady) . 134.10 
 Marmaduke Wyvil. Heeeert (H. W.) . . . 213.19 
 
 IVLiRMONTEL (J. P. ) Belisurius 225.43 
 
 Same. [Another translation] 2'25.87 
 
 Maeoon. Reid (Cnpt. Maynei 242.51 
 
 iVoi^.— Sometimes occurs with the name of W, G. Simms 
 
 on the title-page. 
 MiEOONER's Island. Goulding (F. R.) . . . 211.40 
 
 Marque-ss (The). Hook(T. E.) 214.06 
 
 Marquis and merchant. Collins (Mortimer). 162.30 
 M.iBQUis de ViHemer. Sand (George). . . . 175.56 
 
 Maeeiage. Feeeiek (J/i.ss M.) 191.22 
 
 Maeeiage, a lottery. Geey (3/rs. E. C.) . . 211.62 
 Maeei.\ge in high life. Feuillet (O.) . . . 19(i.22 
 Maeeiage in high life. Geey ( 3/r.9. E. C. ) . . 211.61 
 Marriage of Belphagor. Machia'S'elli (N. ) v.l of 171.02 
 Maeeuge of Moira Fergus. Black (W.) . . 134.42 
 Maeeied against reason. SLickenzie (A. S.) . 224.88 
 
 M.iEEiED at last. Thomas (Annie) 255.69 
 
 Married beneath him. Payn (J.) .... 235.60 
 
 Maeeied belle. Smpth ( Julie P. ) 254.86 
 
 Maeeied for both worlds. Porter (Mrs. A. E. ) 241.84 
 Maeeied in haste. Stephens (Mrs. K. S. ) . 253. 78 
 Married life. Aethue(T. S.) 123.14 
 
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 Married life at Hillside. Gbay (Barry). [Coffin 
 
 (R. B.)] 1G1.13 
 
 Married uot mated. Cart ( jI/i'.w Alice). . . 15'2.0;i 
 Married or siugle. Sedowick ( .l/w.s C. M. ) 2 v. 251.14 
 Marryat (Florence). .SVe Church (Mrs. Ross). 
 Mabryat ( Capt. F. ) Children of the new forest 225.46 
 --Jacob Faithful 22r,.49 
 
 — Japhet in search of a father 22.'). 48 
 
 — Kintj'sown 22").50 
 
 — Little savage 22.5.51 
 
 — Mastermnn Readj' ; or, the wreck of the Pacific. 225. 52 
 
 — Midshipman Easy 225.53 
 
 — Missiou ; or, scenes in Africa 225..54 
 
 — Naval officer, or Frank Mildm ay 225.47 
 
 — Newton Forster. .' 225.55 
 
 — Pacha of many tales '. . . 225. 5B 
 
 — Percival Keene 225.57 
 
 — Peter Simple 225.574 
 
 — Phantom ship 225.58 
 
 — Pirate and the three cutters 225. 6() 
 
 — Poacher. 225.67 
 
 — Poor Jack 225.59 
 
 — Privateer's-man one hundred vears ago. . 225.60 
 
 — Ratlin the reefer " 225.61 
 
 — Settlers iu Canada 225.62 
 
 — Snarleyyow ; or, the dog fiend 225.63 
 
 — Travels and adventm-es of Monsieur Violet. 225.64 
 
 — Valerie, an autobiography 225.65 
 
 "Marrying by lot. Mortimer (C. B.) .... 232.36 
 MiUBYiNG for money. D aniel ( .^/cs. M. ) . . 171.32 
 Mabrytn'g too late. Wood (George). . . . 264.44 
 Maesh-Caldwell ( Ji)s. A. ) Adelaide Lindsay. 231.03 
 
 — Aubrey. 2 v 231.01 
 
 — Castle Avon. 2v 231.07 ; 231.02 
 
 — Emilia Wyndham. 2v 231.01 ; 231.10 
 
 — Father Darcy 231.01 
 
 — Heiress of Haughton 231.16 
 
 — Mordauut hall ; or, a September night. . . 231.12 
 
 — Mount Sorel ; or the heiress of the De Veres. 231.01 
 
 — Norman's bridge; or, the modern Midas. 231. 13; 231.01 
 
 — RavenscUfle. 2v 231.14 ; 231.01 
 
 — Time, the avenger. 231.02 
 
 — Tiiumphs of time 231.01 
 
 Contr^nts : Sealed orders. Previsions of lady Evelyn, A 
 soldier's fortune. 
 
 — Two old men's tales : the Deformed, and the Ad- 
 
 miral's daughter 225.76 
 
 — Wilmingtons 231 .02 
 
 Marsh ( Mrs. G. P. ), translator. See Hallig (The). 231. 1 8 
 
 Marsh (J. B.) Life of Robin Hood 225.78 
 
 MarshaUj (Emma). Mrs. Mainwariug's journal. 226. G5 
 M.iRSHAi-i, (Mss Nellie). As by fire. . . . 225.75 
 Marston ; or memoirs of a statesman. Croly (G. ) 165. 26 
 Martin Chuzzlewit. Dickens (Charles). . . 173.33 
 Martin Merivale. Creyton (Paul). [Trowbridge 
 
 (J. T.)] 262.13 
 
 Mabtin Paz. Vebke (J.) [In his Sm-vivors of the 
 
 Chancellor.) 266.82 
 
 Martin Pole. Saunders (John) 245.04 
 
 Maetineau (Harriet). Croftou boys. . . . 231.20 
 
 — Deerbrook 231.21 
 
 — Feats on the fiord 231.22 
 
 — Hour (The) and the man. [Toussaint Louverture.] 
 
 3 V. 231.24 
 
 — Illustrations of political economy. 9 v. . 231.27 
 
 1. Life in the ^vild8. Tlie hill and the valley. 
 
 Brooke and Brooke farm. 
 
 2. Demerara. Ella of Garveloch. Weal and woe in 
 
 Garveloeh. 
 
 3. Manchester strike. Cousin Marshall. Ireland. 
 
 4. Homes abroad. For each and for all. French 
 
 wines and pohtics. 
 8. The charmed sea. Berkeley, the Ijanker. 
 
 6. Messrs. Vanderput and Suoek. The loom and 
 
 the lugger. 
 
 7. Sowers and reapers. Cinnamon and pearls. 
 
 8. Briery Creek. Tiiree aees. 
 
 9. The Farrers of Budge-Row. The moral of many 
 
 fables. 
 
 — Peasant and prince 231.23 
 
 — Settlers at home 231.37 
 
 Martingai,e (Hawser), psmd. See Sleeper (J. S. ) 
 Maetins of Cro" Martin. Levee (Charles). . 223.53 
 Maetyn Ware's temptation. Wood (iWr.s. H.) 261.60 
 
 Martyria(W.) Mountford ( W. ) 232.09 
 
 M.vrtyrs. Chateaubriand (F. de.) .... 153.23 
 Maetyes of Spain. Chables (Jl/r.v. E. ) . . . 153.16 
 Maevel (Ik), pseud. See Mitcheli, (D. G.) 
 Mabvellous adveutures of Master Tyll Owlglass. 
 
 MuRNER (T.) 234.42 
 
 Mary and Hugo. Smith (3/>-s. E. O.) . . . 252.77 
 Mary Barton. Gaskell {Mis. E. C.) . . . 194.06 
 
 Mary Bell. Abbott (Jacob) 111.04 
 
 Mary Brandegee ; an autobiography. [Peck (E. )] 235.2S 
 Mary Derwent. Stephens (iUc*. A. S.) . . . 253.69 
 
 Mary Erskine. Abbott (J.) 111.03 
 
 Mary Lj-ndon ; or revelations of a life, [anon.] 231.38 
 Mary Lyndsay. Ponsonby (Lady E.) . . . 241.46 
 Mary of Burgundy. James (G. P. R.) . . . 215.67 
 
 Mary of Lorraine. Grant (J.) 211.92 
 
 Mary Osborne. Abbott (J.) Juno stories, v. 3. 111. ,32 
 Mary Powell. [Manning (Anne). 1 .... 225.28 
 Mary Schweidler, the amber witch. Meinhold 
 
 (J. W.) 231..59 
 
 Maey Staunton, [anon.] 231.39 
 
 Mary, the handmaid of the Lord. Charles (Mrs. 
 
 E.) 153.09 
 
 Mason (C. Welch). Rape of the gamp. . . 225.86 
 Mason (James, cd.) Old fairy tales. . . . 185.44 
 Mason (M. M.) Mae Madden, with an introductory 
 
 poem by Joaquin Miller 227.74 
 
 Massacre of the Jews iu Lisbon [in 1506]. Jacobs 
 
 (J.F.) In 171.19 
 
 Master builder. Lee(D. K.) 222.54 
 
 Master Flea. [Hoffman (C. T. A.)] . . . 151.11 
 Master Humphrey's clock. Dickens (C.) . . 174.34 
 Master Martin and his workmen. Hoffmann (E. 
 
 T. W.) 133.02 
 
 Master of Greenway Court (Fairfax ; or). Cooke 
 
 (J. E.) 163.10 
 
 Master of Grey lands. Wood (.Vi-.s. H.) . . 264.78 
 Mastebm AN Ready. Maeryat(F. ) .... 225.52 
 Mathews (C. ) Chanticleer ; a thanksgiving story of 
 
 the Peabody family 225.89 ' 
 
 — Various writings 5053.05 
 
 Coiitimts : The Motley book. Behemoth : a legend of the 
 
 mound-builders. Career of PuffiT Hopkins. 
 Mathews (J. H.) The Bessie books. 6 v. . 225.80 
 v. 1. Bessie at the sea-side. I 4. Bessie among the moun- 
 
 2. Bessie in the city. | tains. 
 
 4. Bessie and her friends. I 5. Bessie at school. 
 
 I 6. Bessie on her travels. 
 
 JIathteu Kopars. [anon.] 231.40 
 
 Matilda. Sue (Eugene) 254.36 
 
 Matilda Douglas (Doings in Maryland ; or). . 175.11 
 
 Matilda Lonsdale. Adams (C.) 112.09 
 
 Mateimonial infelicities. Gray (Barry). [Coffin 
 
 (R. B.)] 161.12 
 
 Matt's follies, and other stories. Peescott (M.N.) 241.88 
 SIatthew Caraby. By Benauly, pseud, of Abbott (B., 
 
 A., and L.) 231.41 
 
 Matthew Wald (History of). Lookhart (J. G.) 224.19 
 Mattie : a stray. [Robinson (F. W.)] . . . 231.42 
 Maud and Miriam. McKeever (H. B. ) . . . 225.16 
 
 Maud Mohan. Thomas (Annie) 255.72 
 
 Maud or Nina. Melville (J. G. W.) . . . 235.89 
 
 Maude Talbot. [Paeb (H.)] 222.65 
 
 Maudit (Le). Under the ban. [anon..] . . 231.43 
 
 Mauprat. Sand (George) 175.31 
 
 Maurice. Bechabd(F. ) 132.23 
 
 Maurice Dering ; or, the quadrilateral. Lawrence 
 
 (G. A.) 222.49 
 
 Maueice Tiemey. Levee (C.) 223.56 
 
 Max Havelaer. By Multaluli. [Dekkee (E. D. )] 10i!4.18 
 Mas Kromer. [Sjhth (Hannah).] .... 225.79 
 Max Meredith's millennium. Townsend (V. F. ) 261.96 
 
 Maxwell. Hook (T. E.) 214.04 
 
 Maxwell (Cecil). Story of three sisters. . . 231.17 
 Maxwell (Mrs. Johni. See Beaddon (,Miss M. E.) 
 Maxwell (W. H.) Bivouac 231.43 
 
 — Captain Blake 231.44 
 
 — Hector OHalloran 231.45 
 
 — Stories of Waterloo 231.46 
 
 Maxwell Drewitt. Traffoed ( F. G. ) [Eiddell ( Mrs. 
 
 (J. H.)] 243.19 
 
 May. Oliphant (.Urs. M. O. W.) .... 234.93 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the A0 FHOB'S HAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 504 
 
 FICTION : May <o Mill. 
 
 May (E. J.) Bertram Noel, a story for youth. 231.48 
 
 — Dashwood priory 231.49 
 
 — Saxelford 231.50 
 
 iUY (Sophie), p.<ieuJ. 6'ee Clabke (R. S. ) . . 226.68 
 May and December. Hubback (Jira. J.) . . 214.36 
 May-flowee. Stowe {Mrs. H. B.) . . . . 254.19 
 May Mannering, p/reud. See Nowell (H. P. H. ) 
 
 MiY Murtin, e<a Thompson (D. P.) . . . . 201.28 
 
 Mayhew (A. ) Payed with gold 231,53 
 
 Mayhew (H. oiwi A. ) The good genius. . . 231.51 
 
 — The magic of kindness 231.52 
 
 — Whom to marry 231.54 
 
 Mayo {^frs. Isabella F.) ['Edward and Ruth Gtarrett.'] 
 
 — By still waters 196.03 
 
 — Chance child 193.34 
 
 — Crooked places 196.02 
 
 ^ Crust and cake 193.32 
 
 — Dead sin and other stories 19(1.01 
 
 — Doing and dreaming 196.05 
 
 — Gold and dross 196.04 
 
 ^ Occupations of a retired life 193.31 
 
 — Premiums paid to experience 194.32 
 
 — Quiet miss Godolphin 193.34 
 
 — White as snow 193.33 
 
 MiY0(W. S.) The Berber 231.56 
 
 — Kaloolah ; or, the adventures of Jonathan Bomer of 
 
 Naatucket 231.57 
 
 — Never again 235.74 
 
 — Eonance dust from the historic placer. . . 231.58 
 Mayor of Wind-gap. Banim (M.) .... 132.34 
 IvIsiDow brook. Holmes (J/rs. M. J.) . . . 213.56 
 i.XsAvs and ends; or, self-training. Sedgwick (Jlfiss 
 
 CM.) 251.16 
 
 Il23i\A Pomar (CbijiiJ de). The honeymoon. Remem- 
 brances of a bridal tour through Scotland. 235. 71 
 T.Ted.tsa. Saktokis {Mrs. A. Kemble). . . . 244.74 
 I.Ie.'.'Ihold (J. W. ) Sidonia the sorceress. . . 231.59 
 - M iry Schweidler, the amber-witch. . . 231.r'9.a 
 MiLBouKNE hoiise. [Waknek (S.)] . . . . 263.06 
 
 Melechsala. Mussus (J. C. A.) 151.13 
 
 Melincouet. Peacock (T. L.) Works, v. 1. . 5062.15 
 Melinda the cabooe;r, a tale of the gold coast [of Afri- 
 ca]. Skertchly ( J. A. ) 1092.21 
 
 Meune (Mary M.) Charteris 231.47 
 
 Mellichajipe ; a legend of the Santee. Semms 
 
 W. G.) 252.33 
 
 MEiiS (A.) Baron Leo Von Oberg, a story of love 
 
 unspoken 231.76 
 
 Melville (G. J. Whyte). Bones and I. [Light 
 
 essays.] 231.84 
 
 — Brookes of Bridlemere 23.5.86 
 
 — Cerise : a tale of the last century 2.51.60 
 
 — Contraband, or a lo-sing hazard 2U.79 
 
 — General Bounce, or the lady and the locusts. 235.87 
 
 — Gladiator.5 ; a tale of Rome and Judea. . . 231.64 
 
 — Holmby house, a tale 231.61 
 
 — Inside the bar, or sketches of Soakington. 235.86i 
 . — Interpreter ; a tale of the Crimean war. . 231.99 
 
 — Kate Coventry 231.93 
 
 — Market Harborough 235. 86 i 
 
 — M. or N 231.97 
 
 — Maud or Nina. [Same as M. or N.] . . . 235.89 
 
 — Queen's Maries : a romance of Holyrood. . 231.98 
 
 — Sarchedon, a legend of the great queen [Sem- 
 
 iramis] 235.70 
 
 — Satanella, a story of Punchestown. . . . 231.55 
 
 — Tilbury Nogo ; or, passages in the life of an unsuc- 
 
 cessful man 231.62 
 
 — Uncle John 235.88 
 
 — The white rose 231.63 
 
 MiiLViLLE (.Herman). Bell tower. In Little classics, 
 
 v.. 3 226.85 
 
 — Confidence man 231.65 
 
 . — Israel Potter ; his fifty years of exile. . . 231.66 
 
 — Mardi, and a voyage thither. 2 v. ... 231.67 
 
 — Moby Dick ; or. the whale 231.69 
 
 — Omoo ; adventures iu the south seas. . . 231.70 
 
 — Piazza tales 231.71 
 
 — Pierre ; or, the ambiguities. . ._.... 231.72 
 
 — Redbura ; his first voyage 231.73 
 
 — Typee ; a peep at Polynesian life 231.74 
 
 — White-Jacket ; or, the world in a man-of-war. 231.75 
 
 Membkr for Paris (The) ; a tale of the second empire. 
 By Trois-Etoiles. [Mueeay (G.)] . . . 231.92 
 Memoirs of a cavalier. De Foe (D.) 5032.06 ; 5037.14 
 Memoies of a femme de chambre. Blessington 
 
 (M.) 134.12 
 
 Memoies of a phy.sician. Dumas (A.) . . . 181.08 
 Memoies of a water drinker. Dunl.ap (W.) . 181.20 
 Memoies of Barry Lyndon. Thackeeay (W. M.) 
 
 V. 1 of 255.61 ; v. 3 of 255.57 
 Memoirs of Captain Carleton. DeFoe(D.) 5032.01 
 
 Memoirs of Gaudentio de Lucca 194.15 
 
 Memoies of my youth. Lamaetine (.\. P. de). 222.29 
 
 Memoirs of the year 2500. [Meeclee (H.)] . 231.77 
 
 Memories : a story of Germau love. Mijllee (F. Max). 
 
 From the German, by G. P. Upton. . . 231.19 
 
 Men of character. Jeeeold (D.) 221.14 
 
 Men, women, and ghosts. Phelps (E. S.) . 241.09 
 Men's wives. Thackeeay (W. M.) .... 255.45 
 
 Same v. 3 of 255.61 ; v. 4 of 255.57 
 
 Meecedes of Castile. Coopee (J. F.) . . . 164.03 
 Merchant and the friar. [Marco Polo and Roger Ba- 
 con.] Palgeave ( >"i;- F. ) 443.08 
 
 Merchant mechanic. Howe (M. A.) . . . 214.18 
 Merchant of Berlin. Muhibach (L. ) [Mundt 
 
 (C.)] 232.73 
 
 Merciee de Lacombe (H. ) Memoirs of the year 
 
 2.500 231.77 
 
 Meecy Philbrick's choice, [finon.] .... 235.73 
 
 i\'o«e.— Attributed to Mrs. Jackson, formerly Mrs. Helen Hunt. 
 
 Meeedith (George). EmiUa in Engl;md. 3 v. 231.91 
 
 — Evan Harrington ; or, he would be a gentle- 
 
 man 231.78 
 
 Meredith (il/rs. L. A. ) The lacemakers : Lish 
 
 character 952.06 
 
 Meredith (Owen), pseud. See Bul'wee-Lytton (R. L. ) 
 Meredith. Blessington (indy M. ) . . . 134.12 
 
 Meridiana. Verne (J.) 206.77 
 
 Mekimee(P.) Colomba 231.81 
 
 — 1572 : times of Charles IX 235.67 
 
 — Letters to an incognita 3251.16 
 
 Meekland ; or, self-sacrifice. Oliphant {Mrs. M. 0. 
 
 W.) 234.20 
 
 Merrimack ; or, life at the loom. Lee (D. K. ) 222.55 
 Meeey Christmas. Mackarness (.l/cs. M. A. ) 241.29 
 Merry mount ; a romance of the Massachusetts colony. 
 
 Motley (J. L.) 232. 3S 
 
 Mery (Joseph) Through thick and thin : or, " La 
 
 guerre du Nizam." Tr. by O. Vibeur. . 226.92 
 Message from the sea. Dickens (C.) . . . 174.01 
 Messes. Vauderput and Snoek. Maetineau ( H. ) 231.32 
 
 Meta Gray. McIntosh (M. J. ) 224.73 
 
 META'sfai'th. Tabor (E.) 231.80 
 
 Meteyaed (Eliza). Mainstone's housekeeper. 231.82 
 Methodist (The). Fletcher (M.) 2 v. . . 192.19 
 Meteopolites (The) ; or, kuow thy neighbor. St. Clak 
 
 (R.) 244.56 
 
 Mexico versus Texas, a descriptive novel. By a 
 
 Texian 227.31 
 
 Mice at play. Forest (Neil) 186.31 
 
 Michael Armstroug. Tbollope (J/re. F. ) . . 262.02 
 Michael Rudolph. Dupuy(E. A.) .... 181.31 
 
 Michael Strogoff. Veene (J.) 266.91 
 
 IIiddlemaech. Eliot (George). [Lewes {Mrs. 
 
 M. E.)] 184.08 
 
 MrosHiPMAN Easy. Markyat ( (7((p(. F. ) . . . 22.5.53 
 Midsummer eve : a fairy tale. Hall ( .U)-«. S. C. ) 212.22 
 
 JIldsummer fays. Pindek (Susan) 235.38 
 
 MiGNON ; a tale, [anon.l 231.83 
 
 MiGNON. Foeeestee ( .Ifj-s. ) 196.43 
 
 MiLDEED. Ceaik(G. M.) 165.21 
 
 MiLDEED Arkell. Wood (3/re. H.) .... 264.63 
 MiLDEED Norman, the Nazarene. [nnon.l . . 231.85 
 Mildeed's wedding. Deekick (F. ) [Notley 
 
 {Mrs.)-\ 173.12 
 
 Miles O'Riley, p.seud. See Halpine (C. G.) . 212.26 
 Miles Wallingford. Coopee (J. F.) .... 164.04 
 Mlllbank : or Roger Irving's ward. Ho lme s {Mrs. M. 
 
 J.) 213.63 
 
 Mill of the vale. Lohmann(F.) .... 7n. 171.19 
 Mill on the floss. Eliot (George i. [Lewes (Mrs. 
 
 G. H.) 184.03 
 
 BBOOKLYK MERCANTILK LIBRAKY,
 
 FICTION : MiUer to Moonshine. 
 
 505 
 
 Mii-LER (Christine). See Van Walrke (.1/r.v. E. C. W. i 
 AIiLLEB (Hugli). Tales and sketches. . . . 2!1.8(> 
 MiLUiit (.Joaquin). First lam'lii.s of the Sierras. 232.118 
 
 — The ouo lair woman 2:i:t.l)") 
 
 Miller (S. F.) Wilkins Wjlder 2:jl.87 
 
 Miller of Ant,'il)ault. [Dudevant (A.L..\.l).)] 17'i.5.5 
 MiLLEi: of Silcott mill. Deslonbe (,l/i-.s-. D. ) . 172. Ii.5 
 Miller's story of the war. Ekcksi.vnn (E. ) wul Chatrian 
 
 (A.) 18:5.43 
 
 MtLi.s of the gods. Twells (.l/i-.v. J. H.) . . 2i;<i.0'.» 
 Mills (The) ofTiixbury. To\vNSEND(Vii'gin'a F.j2(il.'.l7 
 MiLLY , or the hidden cross. Guernsey (L. E.) 212.00 
 MiLLY D.uroll, and other tales. Bkaddon i M. E. ) 141.30 
 MtLLY Xloyue ; or broken at last. Smiiu (J. F. ) 2.'J2.79 
 Mllman (E. H. ) Arthur Conway, or scones in the 
 
 tropics 231.88 
 
 Milton (John) and his times. Kino (Max.) . 213.31 
 Mimic life. KrrcHiE ( il/ra. A. C. M. ) . . . 2-13.35 
 MiNiQO ; or, the fairy of Cairnstouo abbey. Abbutt 
 
 (J.) Harpke's story books, v. 11. . . . 216,90 
 Ministemno childreu. Chaeleswoeth (M. L.) 1-53. 1'J 
 Minister's wife. Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) . 234.21 
 Minister's wooing. Stowe (.)//■.■>■. H. H.) . . 254.20 
 Ministry of lite. Charleswoeth (M. L. ) . . 153.20 
 Minnie Grey ; or who is the heir. S.mith !,J. F. ) 252.81 
 Minstrel love. Fooque (F. H.C. de la Motte). l'J2.2fi 
 MiR.iMicm. [S.IVAGB (.1//-.S-. W. T.i] . . . . 231.89 
 Miriam. Harland (Marion). [Ti:ehune {Mrs. M. V. 
 
 H.)] 255.25 
 
 Miriam Ciffin. HaetiJ. C.) 214.83 
 
 MiRi.AM Monfort. Waefield (Mis. C. A.) . . 262.01 
 Miriam's memoiis. ■W.irfield (.U/x. C. A.) . 202.78 
 Mischief's Thanksgiving, elc. Coolidoe (Susan). Kil. 38 
 Misfortdnes of Elphin. Peacock (T. L.) Works 
 
 V. 2 50C2.16 
 
 Miserables (Les). ,Sfee Hugo (Victor). . . . 214.57 
 Misrspresent-ation. DEnRY(A. H.) . . . 175.21 
 Miss Angel. Thackeeay ( J/is.s A. 1. ) . . . 2.J5.82 
 
 MissOardw. Edwaeds (A. B.) 182.29 
 
 Miss Columbia's Pubho School. Illus. by T. Nast.232.00 
 Miss Djrothy's charge. [Benedict (F. L.)] . 132.41 
 Mlss Foire.ster. Edwards (J/iss- A. B. ) . . . 182.32 
 Miss Gdbart's career. Holland (J. G.) . . 213.4j 
 Miss Hitchcock's wedding dress. By the author of 
 
 Mrs. Jemiugham's jomnal 2'i3.91 
 
 Miss Mackenzie. Teollope (A.) '2(il.58 
 
 Miss .Majoribanks. Oliphani (Mrs. M. O. W.) 2)4.21 
 
 Mis^Milly. BuTT(B. M.) 143.37 
 
 Miss Moore. Craik (G. M.) 1G5.37 
 
 Miss Nancy's i^il^jrimage : a story of travel. Johnson 
 
 (V. W.) . . . . 22U.2G 
 
 Miss Oona lIcQuirrie. Smith (A.) .... 252.72 
 
 Miss or Mrs'? Collins (W. W ) 162.40 
 
 Miss Patience Hathaway. [Beadley (W. J.)] 191.23 
 Miss K iveuel's conversion from secession to loyalty. 
 
 De Forest (J. W. ) 172.13 
 
 Miss Rovel. Chehbuliez (V.) 153.36 
 
 Miss ISlimmens's window. Peabody (Mrs. Mark). 
 
 [Vi0TOB(jr;s. V. F.)] 262.43 
 
 Miss Van Kortlaud. [Benedict (F. L.)] . . 231.91 
 Missing bride. Southworth (.U/'s. E.D.E.N. ) 253.38 
 Mission ; or, scenes in Africa. Makey.at (Vapt.V.) 225.54 
 
 MIST.AKEN. Fuller (L.) 193.18 
 
 Mr. and Mrs. F. Berry. Thackeray CSV. M.) v.3of2)5.61 
 Mr. Brown's letters. Thackeeay (W. M.) . 255.44 
 
 S.ime V. 3 of 255.01 
 
 Mr. Pendleton's cup. Gayloed(G.) [Beadley 
 
 (W. J. )] 191.31 
 
 Mr. Ratherford's children. Warner (A.. B. and S. ) 
 
 2 V 263.21 
 
 Mr. Smith. Walfobd (L. B.) 2(52.74 
 
 Mr. Sponge's sporting tour. Surtees (R. S. ) 213.20 
 Mb. Stiwatt's intentions. Robinson (F. \V.) . 243. 40 
 Mtt. Tibbot OXeary, the carious. Griffis (G.) la Little claa- 
 
 Bics, V. 5 226.87 
 
 Mb. Vaughan's heir. Benedict ( F. L. ) . . . 132.43 
 Mr. Wynyard's ward. [Paer(H.)] .... 222.68 
 Mrs. Ben Darby. Collins (A. M.) . . . . 162.01 
 Mrs. Brown in London. Sketchi.ey (Arthur). [Rose 
 
 (G.)] 244.27 
 
 Mrs. Brown in the Highlands. Sketchley (Arthur). 
 
 [Rose (G.)] 244.40 
 
 Mrs. Caudles curtain lictures. Jerrold(D. ) 221.16 
 Mrs. Gerald's nieci 1''ulleuton ( //k/// G. ) . 193.14 
 Mrs. Hallil>urton's troubles. Wood (ilrs. H.) 2«;4.56 
 
 Mrs. Jumn,'iiam's journal 16G2.31 
 
 Mrs. Limber's raffle ; or a church fair and its victims. 
 
 [Butler (W. A.)] 233.00 
 
 Mrs. LiiTiper's legacy. Dickens (C. ) . . . 174.02 
 Mrs. Lir.iper's lodgings. Dickens (C. ) . . 174.03 
 Mes. Mainwaring's journal. M.iEsaALL (Emma). 226.05 
 Mes. Partington's carpet bag of fun Avery(S.P. )12.5.27 
 Mrs. Skagg's husbands, (d:. IIaete (Bret). . 212.72 
 Mistletoe. By the author of the Wedding bells. 231.90 
 Mistress and maid. Ceaik (Mrs. Dinah Maria 
 
 Mulcch) 232.51 
 
 MisTEEss Judith. Tytleb (C.C. Fraser). . . 261.95 
 Misteess Margery : a talc of the LoUards. Holt 
 
 (Emily S.) 213.81 
 
 Misunderstood. Montgomery (F.) . . . . 232.92 
 Mitchell (D. G.) ['Ik Marvtl.'] Doctor Johns; 
 
 ortho(iox minister of Connecticut. 2 v. . 232.01 
 
 — Dream life 232.03 
 
 — Fudge doings. 2 v 232. 04 
 
 — Lorgnette ; or studies of the town. . . . 232.05 
 
 — Reveries ot a bachelor 232.06 
 
 — Seven stoiies, with basement and attic. . . 232.07 
 Mitchel (7^fi;. Walter). Bryan Maurice. . . 232.10 
 MiXFoBD (A. B.) The furty-Beveu KOui'us. In Little classics, 
 
 V. 11 226.99 
 
 Mitfoed I Miss M.R. ) Atherton, and other tales. 232. H 
 
 — Belford Regis; or, sketches of a couiitiy town. 232. 12 
 
 — Our village : sketches of rui'al charaoter aud scenery. 
 
 2 T 232.13 
 
 — Stories of American life ; by American writers 
 
 3t 232.15 
 
 Moby Dick ; or, the whale. Melville iH.) . 231.69 
 Modern chivalry. Brackenridge (H. H.) . . 135.13 
 Modern (A) Mephistopheles. [No Najie series.] 232.89 
 Modern pilgrims. Wood (George). 2 v. . . 264.45 
 Modern pythagorean. Macnish (R.) . . . 225.09 
 Modeen society ; or, the march of intellect. Sinclair 
 
 (C.) 252.56 
 
 Modern story-teller ; or. the best stories of the best 
 
 authors 332.18 
 
 MoDET (Helen). Light 232.19 
 
 Moffat (Mrs. A. S.) One-armed Hugh, the little corn- 
 merchant ; or, Ralph and Tib 232.20 
 
 Moffett (Emma L. ) Crown jewels. . . . 232.85 
 Mohammed Ali and his house. Muhlbach (L.) 232.78 
 
 Mohicans of Paris. Dumas (A ) 181.09 
 
 MoauN ; or, the last days of Lee aud his paladins. 
 
 Cooke (J. E.) . . . . 163 17 
 
 MoiR (D. M.) Life of Mansie Wauch, tailor. 232.21 
 Moliere (Tales from). Lennakd (D. P. ) . » 223.13 
 MoNALDL Allston (Washington). . . . 121.16 
 
 Monarch of Mincing-Lane. Black (W. ) . . 134. 34 
 
 Monastery. Scott (Walter). 2 v 245.55 
 
 Monceleff (H. W.) Visit to my discontented cousin. 
 
 ['jiion. ] . . 262.95 
 
 Monceleff (R. H.) ['A. R. Hope.'] Stories of French 
 
 school life. ....... . 213.93 
 
 Moncrieffe (Margaret), the first love of Aaron Burr. 
 
 BnRDETT(C.) 145.18 
 
 Monday work ; or the minister's family. Putnam (E. 
 
 T. H.) 241.72 
 
 Money and music. Barnard (C, ;')•.) . . . 132.09 
 
 Money-makers. Adams (W. T.) 113.39 
 
 Monfort hall. Warfield ( ,Vr.s-. C. A. ) . . . 262.77 
 jVoie. — Same as Miriam Monfort. 
 
 MoNTKiNs. Cooper (J. F.) 164.05 
 
 '• Monk," pseuil. See Lunovici (L.) 
 Monk of Cimies. Sherwood ( -Ure. M. M. ) . 252.16 
 Monsieur Antoine. Dudevant (A. L. A. D. ) . 175.62 
 Monsieur Sylvestre. Dudevant (A. L. A. D.) 175.34 
 
 Monsieur Violet. Marry.vt(F. ) 225.64 
 
 Montalban. [Pacheco ( .1/ra. R. )] .... 232.25 
 Montanas ; or under the stars. Hancock (S. J.) 212.36 
 Montgomery (Flonnce). Misunderstood. . 232.92 
 
 — Thrown together 232.93 
 
 Moods. Olcott (Miss L. M.) 121.01 
 
 Moonfolk. Austin (J. G. ) 186.13 
 
 Moonshine : fairy stories. Hugessen (E. H. Knatch- 
 
 bull) 185.39 
 
 luasUiii- for books, use the " Book Order," glvin;; tlie AUTHOK'S NAUE, the first part of the TITLE, aud llio NUMUER.
 
 506 
 
 FICTION : Moonstone to My. 
 
 Moonstone. Collins (W. Wilkie) 162.13 
 
 MooKE(M. A.) Dinah, [mion.] 232.22 
 
 MooKE {Mrs. B. H. ) On dangerous ground ; or Agati;a's 
 
 friendship 233.88 
 
 MooKE (D. W. ) Time's ungentle tide. . . . 233.85 
 MooEE (George). Tales of the passions. . . 5056.17 
 MooKE {.l/)s. H. T.) The golden legacy. . . 195.29 
 MooBE (John). Edward. 2 v. 5056.01 
 
 — Monlaunt. 3v 505(5.13 
 
 — Zeluco. 2 V 5056.11 
 
 •MooKE (Thomas). The epicurean 232.23 
 
 MooKLAND cottage. Gaskell (Mrs. E. C. ) . 194.07 
 
 MoPSA, the fairy. Ingelow (Jean) 215.17 
 
 MoBiis and mysteries. Aide(H. ) .... 114.11 
 MouAis of Abou Ben Adhem. Locke (R. D.) 224.45 
 Morals of May fair. Edwauds (J/r6-. Annie). 182.36 
 
 MoKDAUNT. MooKE (Johu). 3 V 5056.13 
 
 MoHDAUNT Hall. Maesh-Caldwell (.1/rs. A.) 231.12 
 
 JMoKE ( H. ) Ctelebs in search of a wife. In her Works, 
 
 V. 2 5057.02 
 
 — Kepository tales, [/n her Works, v. 1.] . 5057.01 
 
 Contents: History of Mr. Fantom. Two wealthy farmers. 
 
 Shepherd of Salisbury plaiu. Two shoemakers. Black 
 
 Giles the poacher, etc., etc. 
 
 More (,S'i> T.) Utopia 232.24 ; 5011.06 
 
 More bed-time stories. Moulton (L. C.) . . 235.69 
 More (Household of Sir Thomas). Manning{A.) 225.30 
 More Happy thoughts. Buenand (F. C.) . . 145.24 
 Moke than she could bear. Bendbow (H.) . 133.22 
 MoRFOED (Henry). The coward 232.29 
 
 — Days of shoddy 232.2(5 
 
 — Shoulder straps 232.27 
 
 — Sprees and splashes 232.28 
 
 — Utterly wrecked ; a novel of American coast 
 
 life 232.30 
 
 MoKG.AN (Henry). Ned Kevins, the news-boy. 232.31 
 Morgan (S. O., Xai/?/). Florence Macarthy. . 233.74 
 
 — O'Briens and O'Flahertys 2 v 232.32 
 
 — St. Clair ; or, the heiress of Desmond. 2 v. 233.72 
 
 — Wild Irish girl 232.34 
 
 MOBGESONS. Stodd.aed (Jfcs. E. ) .... 254.07 
 MoRiEE(J.) Hajji Baba in England. . . . 232.35 
 MoELEY (H. ) Fables and fairy tales. . . . 185.13 
 MoRLEY (Susan). Aileen Ferreis 234.62 
 
 — Throstlethwaite 232.80 
 
 MoKLEY Ernsteiu. James (G. P. K.) . . . 215.6s 
 Morning glories, di;. Alcott (Louisa M.) . 121.00 
 
 Morrisons. Hosmee [Mrs. M.) 214.12 
 
 MoETE (La) d' Arthur. Compiled by T. Malory. 123.28 
 Moetimer (Charlotte B. ) Manning by lot ; a tale of 
 
 the primitive Moravians 232.36 
 
 Mortimer (Grace). Two Barbaras 232.90 
 
 MoETON house. [Fisher (il/m- F. C.)] . . . 242.76 
 Moscow. Spectacles for young eyes. Lander 
 
 (S. W.) 225.88 
 
 MosE Evans. Bakee (W. M.) 125.36 
 
 Mosses from an old manse. Hawthorne (N.) 212.59 
 Moss-siDE. Habland (Marion). [Teehune (Mrs. M. 
 
 V. H.)] 255.26 
 
 Moth and rust, [anon.] 232.84 
 
 Mother and son. Opie (jUis. A.) Works, v. 1. 234.28 
 MoTHEE-in-law. Southworth (Mrs. E. D. E. N. ) 2.53.86 
 Mother's recompense. Aguxlar (Grace). . . 114.05 
 MoTHERLf ss ; or, a Parisian family. Witt (Mine. Gui- 
 
 zot de) 172.46 
 
 Motherless children [Baker (Mrs. H. N. W. )] 131.04 
 Motley (J. L.) Merry mount ; a romance of the Mas- 
 sachusetts colony 232.3s 
 
 Motley book. Mathews (C. ) 5053.05 
 
 Moulton (J/rs. L. C.) Bed-time stories. . . 235.68 
 
 — Juno Clifford 232.39 
 
 — More bed-time stories 235.69 
 
 — My third book ; a collection of tales. . . 232. 40 
 
 — Some women's hearts . 232,81 
 
 — This, that, and the other 232.41 
 
 Mountford (Wm.) Thorpe : a quiet English town, 
 
 and human life therein 232. 42 
 
 — Martyna 232.09 
 
 Mount Hope ; or Philip, King of the Wampanoags. 
 
 Hollistee (G. H.) 213,85 
 
 Moustache (Vieux). i'ee Goedon (C. ) 
 
 Mowatt (Mrs. A. C.) See Ritchie {Mrs. A. C. M.) 
 Mozart ; a biographical romance. Rau(H. ) 242.09 
 Mozart and Mendelssohn. Barnard (C. ) . . 1561.24 
 ]\Iit. autl Mrs. if^ For titles thus coiiimenring5*?r p, 505. 
 jVIUDFORU (W.) Iron bhruud. In Little clasBics. v. 3. . 226.85 
 Mugge (T. ) Afraja : or, life and love in Korway. 232.43 
 MiJHLBACH (Louise). See Mundt (C. M.) 
 Muller (Christine), pseud. See Walree (E. C. W. van). 
 Mlillee (F. Paludan). The fountain of youth. 234.73 
 MiJLLEB (Otto). Charlotte Ackerman : a [Hamburg] 
 
 theatrical romance 232.83 
 
 MuLOCH (D. M.) See Ceaik (Mrs. D. M. Muloch). 
 MuMFOED (Marj- E. ) Hila Dart : a romp. . . 232.95 
 Mummy (Romance of the). Gautiee (T.) . 194..17 
 Mummy (The) : a tale. Loudon (3/rs.) . . . 224.09 
 Munchausen (Travels of baron). 1{aspe(R. E.) 133.01 
 Munchausen at Walcheren. [(ojon.] . . . 5091.05 
 Mundt (Clara M.) [' Louise Miihlbach.'] 
 
 — Andreas Hofer : an historical novel. . . . 232.63 
 
 — Berlin and Sans-Souci ; or, Frederick the Great and 
 
 his friends : an hist, romance 232.64 
 
 — Bernthal ; or, the sou's revenge 232.65 
 
 — Daughter of an empress 232. 68 
 
 — Empress Josephine 232.69 
 
 — Frederick the Great and his court. . . . 232. 70 
 
 — Frederick the Great and his family. . . . 232.71 
 
 — (jflethe and Schiller 232.76 
 
 — Henry vui. and his court : or, Catharine Parr. 232. 75 
 
 — Joseph II. and his court : an hist, novel. . 233,01 
 
 — Louisa of Prussia and her times 233.02 
 
 — Marie Antoinette and her son 233.03 
 
 — Merchant of Berlin : an historical novel. . 232.72 
 Same. [ With title] Frederick the Great and his 
 
 merchant. 2 V 232.73 
 
 — Mohammed All and his house 232. 78 
 
 — Napoleon and Bliicher. 233.04 
 
 — Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia. . . 233.05 
 
 — Old Fritz and the new era 233.06 
 
 — Prince Eugene and his times 233.07 
 
 — Queeu Hortense 232. 7'7 
 
 — Story of a millionaire 232.79 
 
 — Two life paths 233.08 
 
 Mundt (Theodor). Count Mirabeau : an historical 
 
 novel 232.66 
 
 MuBAD the unlucky. Edgeworth (Maria). In Little classics, 
 V. 12 227.15 
 
 Murder and the fortune teller. Pinkerton (A. ) 236.12 
 Murdee will out. OpiE(J/rA-. A. ) Works, V. 1. 234.28 
 Murdoch (Rev. David). Dutch Dominie of the Cats- 
 kills 233.11 
 
 Muephy's master. Payn (J.) 235.63 
 
 Murray (C. A.) Prairie bird 233.12 
 
 Murray (Grenville). The member for Paris . 231.92 
 
 — Young Brown 235.84 
 
 Murray (John Fisher). Father Tom and the Pope ; 
 
 or, a night at the Vatican 233.13 
 
 Mus,sus (J. C. A.) Dumb love, Libussa, Melech- 
 
 sala 151.13 
 
 — Libussa 255.04 
 
 Museum (The). Abbott (J.) Haepee's story books, 
 
 V. 6 216.97 
 
 Musings and prosings. Bayly (T. H.) . . . 1613.33 
 Muskingum legends. Powers (S.) . . . . 2538.28 
 
 Must it be? Detlef (Karl) 176.03 
 
 Mustang Grey. Clemens (J.) 155.18 
 
 Mu.sTEE ; or, love and liberty. Presbury (B. F.) 241.59 
 Mute singer. Ritchie (Anna C. M. ) ... 243.36 
 My aunt Margaret's mirror. Scott (W.) . . 245.76 
 My brother's keeper. Warner (A. B. ) . . . 263.00 
 My brother's wife. Edwards (A. B.) . . . 182.30 
 My chateaux. Curtis (G. W.) In LrrrLE classics, v. 4. 226,86 
 
 Note. — Reprinted from his Prue and I. 
 My comrades, adventures in the Highlands, and le- 
 gends of the neutral ground. By Hd. H. 235.94 
 My cousin Nicolas. Bauham(R. H.) . . . 132.12 
 My daughter Elinor. [Benedict (P. L.]) . . 233,10 
 My double and how he uudid me. Hale (E, E.) In his If. yes, 
 
 and perhaps 212. U5 
 
 Same. In Atlantic tales 124 ,01 
 
 My early days. Fabnham (E. W. ) .... 195.05 
 My enemy's daughter. McCarthy (.J.) . . . 223.87 
 Mi good for nothing brother. [.Jenings (E. )] 222.43 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY,
 
 FICTION : My health to NeweU. 
 
 507 
 
 Mv health. Bcknand (F. C.) ...... 145.21 
 
 My hero. Forrester (-l/r.s-. ) 19G.42 
 
 Jtv h.io. Porter C.U)-,v. A. E.) 241.8.> 
 
 My heroine : a stoiy. [0)1011.] 232.98 
 
 My husbaml's crime. Housekeeper (M. R.) . 214.1.5 
 Mv iu.seot queen. l!y the author ol "Margaret's En- 
 
 g;ic;emeut. " [anoti.] 3 V 232.99 
 
 MYKalulu. .Staxley(H. M.) 256.07 
 
 Milady: a tale of modern life, [row)!.] . . 233.14 
 My huly Ludlow. Ciskell ( J/ra. E. C. ) . . 194.U8 
 My little :?irl. Brsant (W.) ami Rice (J.) . . 233.75 
 My little lady. Poynter (Jfiss E. F.) . . . 232.94 
 My little love. Terhune ( .Wcs. M. V. H. ) . . 256.20 
 My mnrried life at Hillside. Gray (Barry). [Coffin 
 
 (R. B.)] 161.13 
 
 My mother audi. Craik (Mrs. T>. M. Muloch). 235.79 
 My novel. Bulwee-Lytton (E. G. E. L.) 2 v. 144.18 
 My opiuion of her. Sorelli (G. ) .... 250.36 
 My opinions and Betsey Bobbet's. By Josiah Allen's 
 
 wife 234.97 
 
 My own child. Chuech (Florence Marryat, Mrs. 
 
 Ross) 154.32 
 
 My own people. Vese y ( .Vrs. F. G. ) . . . 265.88 
 
 My own storj'. Leioh (M.) 223.10 
 
 My roses. 'I'he romance of a June d.iy. French (L. 
 
 V.) 193.40 
 
 My shooting box. Heebert (H. W.) . . .4617.19 
 
 My sister Jeannie. S.ind (George) 175. 'iS 
 
 My son's wife. [Jolly (Emily).] 2!3.10 
 
 My southern friends. Kjrke (Edmund). [Gilsioke 
 
 (J. R.)] 19.5.06 
 
 Mt story. Macquoid (Mrs. K. S.) .... 226.58 
 My third book. Moulton (J/re. L. C.) . . . 232.40 
 My thirty years out of the senate. Downing ( Major 
 
 Jack). [Ssuth (Seba).] 253.08 
 
 My uncle the curate. Sav.\ge (M. W. ) . . . 245.10 
 My uucle Timothy. Sherwood ^M. M. ) Works, 
 
 V. 6 25-2.06 
 
 Mr wife and I. Stowe (>//•«. H. B.) . . . 254.23 
 Mr young Alcides. Yonge (C. M.) .... 265.71 
 Myers (P. H.) King of the Hurons. [.awii.] 233.77 
 Myrthe (.4.. F. ) Ambrosio de Letinez, a Texiau 
 
 novel 231.96 
 
 Myrtis, with other etchings. Sigourney (L. H. ) 252.20 
 Myself, a romance of New England life. Emery 
 
 (E.) 232.97 
 
 Mysteries of Paris. Sue (Eugene). . . . 254.37 
 Mysteries of Udolpho. Radgliffe ( 3/,x. A. ) 242.05 
 Mysterious bridal. Stone ( W. L. ) 'Tales, e/o. 254.12 
 Mysterious guest. Dupuy (E. A. ) .... 181.35 
 Mysterious island. Shipwrecked in the air. Verne 
 
 (J.) 266.83 
 
 Same. Abandoned 266.86 
 
 Secret of the island 266.87 
 
 Mysterious marriage ; or Sir Edward Graham. SiN- 
 
 . CL.UR(C.) 252.57 
 
 Mysterious parchment. Wakeman (Joel). . 262.49 
 Mysterious stranger. Opie ( J/iw.A. ) Works, v. 2. 234.29 
 Mystery (The). Wood (.!//>■. H.) .... 261.67 
 ■ Mystery of Edwin Drood. Dickens (C.i . . 172.39 
 Same. [With a so-cciUed part 2, by '1'. P. James, 
 
 a "medium."] 173.41 
 
 Mystery of Metropolisville. Eogleston (E. ) 181.31 
 Mystery of Orcival. G.abokiau (Emile). . . 193.16 
 Mystery, or Platonic love. Crosby (G.S.) . 165.43 
 
 Mystic b.ill ; a woiuler story 233.09 
 
 NACHTIG.AL (J. C. C. ) Local popular traditions of the 
 
 Hartz Mountains v. 2 of 244. 1 7 
 
 Nameless liistory. Marlitt (E.) .... 225.73 
 
 Nancy. Beoughton ( .)/ws Rhoda) 142.37 
 
 Nanette and her lovers. Gwynne (T.) . . . 212.02 
 N ANON ; or, women's war. Domas(A.) . . 181.41 
 Napier (Sir C. ) William the Couqueror ; an historical 
 
 romance 233.18 
 
 Napier (0. 0. G.) Tommy Try and what he did in 
 
 science. 3913.15 
 
 Napoleon and Bliicher. MiiHLBACH (Louise). 233.04 
 Napoleon and the queen of Prussia. MiJHLBAca 
 
 (Loui.se) 233.05 
 
 N.\res(E.) Thinks-T tomyself. 233.51 
 
 Naeeow escape. Thom.as (Annie) 256.55 
 
 Nathalie. Kavanaoh (J.) 221.51 
 
 NATH.ANIEL Vaughau : priest and mau. Macdosald 
 
 (F.) 226.50 
 
 Nathusius (Maria). Above her station. . . 233. 17 
 Nature ami art. Inchbald (iWissE. ) . . . 215.06 
 
 N.iture's nobleman, [nnon.] 233.19 
 
 N.iture's school ; or, lessons in the garden and field. 
 
 BuNNETP (F. E. ) 145. 17 
 
 Naughty boys: or, the sufferings of Mr. Delteil. Champ- 
 
 FLEURY(J. ) 1.52.18 
 
 NAU.MAN ( M. D.) Sidney EUiott. . .... 2.52.87 
 
 — Twisted threads 232 88 
 
 N.vval officer. M,ieryat (C'a;)<. F. ) .... 22-5.47 
 Neal (Alice B. ) &e Haven (Alice 15. ) 
 
 Neal (.John). Goody gracious! aud the tuL-.tjet-me-uot. In 
 
 Little classiL-8, v. 10 220.97 
 
 ^ Great mysteries and little plagues. . . . 233.21 
 
 — True wom vuhood , . . 233. 20 
 
 Neal (Joseph C.) Charcoal sketches. . . . 233.22 
 Neal Malone. Cakleton ( \V. ) In Little classics, 
 
 V. 5 226.87 
 
 Neale(W. J.) Cavendish 233.24 
 
 — The lost ship ; or, the Atlantic steamer. . . 233. 25 
 Near to nature's heart. Roe(E. P.) . . . 243.93 
 Nearer and dearer. Bede(C. ) [Bradley (E.)] 141.12 
 Ned Allen ; or, the past age. Hannay(D. ) . 212.39 
 Ned Myers ; or, before the mast Cooper (J. F.) 164.06 
 Ned Nevins, the newsboy. Moeg.an(H. ) . . 232.31 
 Neele (H.) Romance of history. England. 233.80 
 
 — Tales. in 5027.21 
 
 Neighbor .Jackwood. Trowbridge (J. T. ) . . 262. 14 
 Neighbors (The). Bremer (Fredrika). . . . 141.22 
 Neighbors' wives. TeowbeidgeiJ. T.) . . . 2()2.15 
 Nellie Br.ieken. Ketcham (A. C. Bradford). 141.10 
 Nellie Brooke. Marryat (F.) [Church (il//s. 
 
 Ross).] 154.22 
 
 Nellie of Truro. By the author of " Vara. " . 233.50 
 Nellie Warren ; or, theloit watch. [Wise (D.)] 222.34 
 Nelly's dark day. s. STRETroN(H. ) .... 254.55 
 Nelly Kiunard's kingdom. Douglas (.\. M.) 176.31 
 Nemesis. Haeland (Marion). [Terhune (.li/'x. M. 
 
 V. H.) 255.27 
 
 Nepenthe. By the author of Olie. Innon.] . 233.26 
 
 Never again. Mayo(W. S. ) 235.74 
 
 Never too late to mend. Reade (Ch,irles). 2 v. 242.18 
 New Atlantis. Bacon (F.) Works, v. 5. . .5014.07 
 
 Same, in /i is Moral works 5015.01 
 
 New Don Quixote. DAnDET(A. ) 171.52 
 
 New England tale. Sedgwick (.1/m- G. M.) . 251.17 
 New Gil Bias. Inglis (H. D.) 3 v. iu 1. . . 215.11 
 
 NEwGodiva. Hope(S.) 216.75 
 
 New grooves ; or, a novel. Thomas (Annie). [Cudup 
 
 (J/r.5. Pender).] 266.01 
 
 New History of Sanford and Mertoa. Burnand 
 
 (F. C.) 145.19 
 
 New hope, a tale of the Great Kanawha. . . 233. 79 
 New Magdalen. Collins (W. W. ) .... 162. 16 
 New priest in Conception bay. Lowell (R.T..S. ) 
 
 2 v 224.36 
 
 New stories. Dickens (Charles) 174.04 
 
 New stories bv the Christmas fire. Dickens (C.) 173.23 
 
 New Timothy. B.iker(W. M.) 12.5.35 
 
 New voyage round the world. DeFoe(D. ) . 5032.07 
 New way to win a fortune. Dupuy(E. A.) . 18(5.23 
 New year's bargain. Coolidge (Susan). . . 161.35 
 New Vork. Spectacles for youug eyes. Lander 
 
 (S. W.) 222.92 
 
 New York (Kuickerbocker's history of). Irving 
 
 (W.) 21.5.28 
 
 New York boarding house.s. Gunn (T. B.) . 212.04 
 New York needle-woman. Wright(J//-s.J.McN.) 264.89 
 Newby (.U/\s-. C. J. ) Kate Kennedy. . . . 233.28 
 
 — Margaret Hamilton 233.29 
 
 — Only temper. 233.30 
 
 — Right and left 2.33.27 
 
 — Sunshine and shadow 233.23 
 
 — Wondrous strange 233.31 
 
 Newcomes. Thackeray (W. M. ) 255.40 
 
 Newell (Robert H. ) ['Oq)heus C. Kerr.'] 
 
 — Avery Glibuu ; or, between two fires. . . 233.3.5 
 
 — Cloveu foot 233.41 
 
 Iu aukiug for boolia, use tUa " Book Order," gWiug tlis AUTUOR^ NAMIS, tUo flrst part of the TITLE, ana tlie NU.\IBER.
 
 503 
 
 FICTION : NeweU (.. OLl Curiosity Shop. 
 
 Neweli. (Robert H.) conlinued. 
 
 — Orpheus C. Kerr papers. 3v 233. Sfi 
 
 — S uoked glass 2«.3'J 
 
 — Walking doU 233.33 
 
 Newmant (Mrs. M. W.) Jean 233.78 
 
 Newman (John Henry). Callista : a sketch of the 3 J 
 
 century 233.4'J 
 
 — Loss and gain : story of a convert [to Roman- 
 
 ism] 3578.10 
 
 News-boy. [Smith (E. Oakes. )] 213.34 
 
 NEWroN Forster. Mabbyat ( Ui;)(. F. ) . . . 22j..')5 
 Nicholas Nickleby. Dickens (Charles). . . 174.05 
 NicHor.LS (J/rs-. C.) ii'ee Beonte (CbarloSte) 
 Nichols (G. W.) The sanctuary ; a story of the civil 
 
 war -233.41) 
 
 Nick of the woods. Bibd (R. M.) .... 134.02 
 NicK Whiffles, the trapper's guide : a tale of the north- 
 west. Robinson (J. H. ) 213.U3 
 
 NiDwoBTH, and his three magic wands. Peentiss 
 
 (E.) 235.40 
 
 Niels Klim (Journey uoder ground of). Holbekg 
 
 (L. von) 213.St 
 
 Niebitz (G. ) Gustavus Vasa 233.S1 
 
 Nigel Bertram's ideal. WtLFOKD (Florence). 2(J3. 87 
 NioHT andmoming. Bulweb-Lyiton (E.G.E.L.)144.22 
 NioHT iu a workshoi). Greenwood (J. ) la Ijitile 
 
 classics, V. 1 2211.83 
 
 NiOHTMAEE abbey. Peacock (T. L.) . . . . 23.3. 2C 
 
 Same. Peacock ( T. L. ) Works, v. 1. 50(i2.15 
 
 NioHTs in a block house. Watson (H. C.) . 2(53.43 
 NiLEs (Willis). Five hundred majority ; or, the days 
 
 ofTammauy 2:(3.76 
 
 Nina. Beemeb (Fredrika) 141.24 
 
 Nina. Smedley (M. B.) In her Other folk's 
 
 lives 252.82 
 
 Nina ; or, life's caprices. Smith (P. J. Burge.) 253.02 
 Nina's atonement. [FisfiER (yfiss P. C.)] . 212.78 
 Nina Gjrdou. [Same as Dred.] Stowe {Mrs. 
 
 H. 3.) 254.17 
 
 NiNE-days wonder. Hamilton (AidtJ). . . . 114.12 
 
 NiNETY-three. Hugo (Victor) 214.59 
 
 No alternative. Thomas (.\nnie) 26(5.04 
 
 No church. Robinsoj^ (F. W. ) 243.78 
 
 No iiiteutioas. Church (J/cs. Ross). . . . 151.29 
 No man's friend. Robinson (F. W.) . . . 213 47 
 
 No moss. Castlemon (H. ) 152.2 1 
 
 No name. Collins (W. Wilkie). 2 v. . . . 162.0S 
 Nomina series. V^iz. : — 
 
 Great (The) matcli, aiul other luatchea. . , 197.06 
 
 Is that all ? 216.43 
 
 Kismet 216.64 
 
 Mercy Philbrick's ch.iiia 235.73 
 
 MoLlera MepUist.njheles 232.89 
 
 No thoroighfare. Dicken.4 (C.) 173.37 
 
 Noble life. Cbaik (J/r.s. I). M. Muloch). . . 232. .52 
 Noble l)rd. Souihwoeth (Mrs. E. X>. E. N.) 254.81 
 Noble woman (.\). Stephens (Mr.<:. A. S.) . 253.82 
 Noblesse oblige. [Gl.arke iC. Carlos).] . . 233.87 
 "Noblesse oblige;" an English story of to-day. 
 
 TriLEB(S.) 262.25 
 
 Nobody s fortune. Y.ate^ (E.) 265.21 
 
 Noel (Lidy Augusta). Owen Gwynue's great 
 
 work 23G.05 
 
 — Story of Wanderiu:; Willie 254.55 
 
 Non3en-3e. Pomeroy (Mark M.) 241.13 
 
 Nora and Archibald Lse. Blaoden (I.) . . 233.42 
 
 Nor I's love test. HaY(M. C. ) 216.32 
 
 NoRDHOFF (0.) C.ipe Cod and all along shore. 233.43 
 Nobine's revenge aud Sir Noel's heir. Fleming 
 
 (M. A.) 192.41 
 
 NoBMAN Leslie. FayiT. S.) 191.14 
 
 Noemvn's bridge. Maesh-Caldwell (.l//s. A.) 231.13 
 
 NoasE (Popular tales from the). D.asent (G. W.) 171.39 
 
 Noeseman's pilgrimage. Boyesen (H. H. ) . . 13.5.12 
 Nobseme:^ (The) iu the West. B.vllantyne (R.M.) 131.32 
 NoBrH (Oliristopher), psewl. .S'-e Wilson (J.) 
 
 North (W.) The slave of the lamp. . . . 233.45 
 
 — Trade in souls 233.44 
 
 North aud South. Gaskell (3fra. E. C.) . . 194.09 
 
 NoBTHANOEB Abbey. Austen (J.) .... 125.15 
 
 Saaij. [With Pride and prejudice.] . 12.5.16 
 
 NxiTaEKN lands. [Adams (W. T.)] .... 113.32 
 
 Noethebn lights. Stories from Swedish and Finnish 
 authors. Tr. by S. Borg aud M. A. Brown. 23 >.93 
 
 Noethwood. Hale (.Ui-i-. S. J. ) 212.17 
 
 NoETON ( lira. Caroline). Lost and saved. . . 233.46 
 
 — Old Sir Douglas 233.48 
 
 — Stuart of Dunleath 233.47 
 
 — Woman's reward 235.99 
 
 Norwood. Beecheb (H. W.) 133.08 
 
 Nose of a notary. AbouT (Edmond). . . . 112.04 
 Not de id yet. Jeaffreson (J. C.) .... 221.06 
 
 Not easily jealous. [«no)i.] 233.83 
 
 Not in their set. Lenzen (M.) 223.17 
 
 Not ijretty. but precious, and other short stories. 233.84 
 
 Contents . Not pretty, but precious, by IHargaret Field. 
 
 Victims of dreams, by Margaret Hi-ismer. Tlie cold band. 
 
 by Clara I-'. Guernsey. The blood seedling, by Jobu Hay. 
 
 The marquis, by Chauncey Hickox. Under false colors, by 
 
 Lucy Hooper, The huu^jry heart, by J, W. De Forest. 
 
 " IIuw mother did it,*' by J. R. Hadermanu. The red fox, 
 
 by Clara F. Ouerusey. Louie, by Harriet I'rescott Spoflfurd. 
 
 Old yadler's resurrection, by It. L>. Minor. 
 Not wisi;l,y, but too well. [Bkoughton (Rhoda).] 142.35 
 Not without tliorus. Graham (E.) .... 216.16 
 Nothing but leaves. McKeever (H. B. ) . . 225.00 
 Nothing new. Craik ( J/i-.s'. D. M. Muloch). . 232.53 
 
 Notice to quit. Wills (W.G.) 264.13 
 
 Notley (Mrs. — ). ['Francis Derrick.'] . Mildred's 
 
 weddmg 173.12 
 
 — Olive Varcoe 173.10 
 
 Nouvelettes of the musicians. Ellet (Mrs. 
 
 E. F.) 1561.23 
 
 Nov.ALis, pseud. .See Haedenbero (F. ) 
 
 Novelist's magazine, v. 1-20 233.52 
 
 A'lt':. — Tlie works which are included iu this collectiou 
 
 are entered elsewhere under their respective headings. 
 
 Now and then. Warren (Samuel) 263.33 
 
 Now or never ; the adventures of Bobby Bright. Optic 
 
 (Oliver). [AD.AMS (W. T. )] 112.24 
 
 NowELL (H. p. H. ) ['May Mannt;riug.'] Helping 
 hand series. 
 
 1. Climbingthorope. 22S.20 
 
 2. Billy Orimes' la- 
 
 v.nito. . . . 225.19 
 
 3. Cruise of the Dash- 
 
 away 224.89 
 
 NoMv Pompihus. Florian (J. B. C. de\ . . 225.87 
 Nun (The). Sherwood (Mrs. M. M.) Works, v. 7. '25:2.07 
 Nutshell of knowledge. A.L.O.E. [Tucker (C.)] 121.19 
 O. T., a Danish romance. Andersen (H. C. ) . 121.32 
 Oakfield ; or fellowship in the East. Aenold 
 
 (\V. D.) 123.0S 
 
 Oak openings; or the bee-hunters. Coopee (J.F. ) 164.07 
 Oakeidge : an old-time story. Smith (J. E.) '253.09 
 O'Beiens and O'Flahertys. Mobgan (S. O. ) 2 v. 232.32 
 Occupations of a retired life. Gareett (E. ) [Mayo 
 
 (Mrs. I. F.)] 193.31 
 
 OcEAN-borii. Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W. T.)] [Y. 0. 
 
 series, v. 6.] 113.42 
 
 Ocean waifs. Reid ( C«p«. M. ) 242.52 
 
 Oceana (Commonwealth of). Harrington (J.) 5728.02 
 O'Connor (F.) Invisible princess. In Little classics, v. 8. 226.95 
 O'Connor (Wm. D.) The ghost. In Little classics, 
 
 v. 8 226.95 
 
 ODDconpU. Oliphant (J/c.5. M. O. W.) . . 234.79 
 Odd trump. [Coulson (J. G. A,)] . . . . 234.01 
 Odds (At). Tautphoeus (Baroness I. von). . 2.55.08 
 O'Donoohue, a tale of Ii-elaud. Lever (C. ) . 223.57 
 Oehlenschlaeger (Adam). Ali aud Gulhyndi. 255.04 
 O'eii moor and fen. Walsingham (C.) . . . 266.37 
 Oeetel (P. F. W. ) ['Van Horn.'] Schoolmaster of 
 
 Ab'oaeh, and other sketches 262.88 
 
 Off lor the Geysers. Stephens (C. A.) . . . 256.09 
 Off-hand sketches. Aethue(T. S. ) . . . 1'23.15 
 Off Land's End, homeward bound. Eeii>(W. ) 242.77 
 
 Off the roll. King(K.) 221.88 
 
 Off the Skelligs. Ingelow(J.) 214.79 
 
 Ogilvies. Craik (D. M. Muloch) 232.54 
 
 Oiled feather tracts. Power ( i?er. D. P. ) v. 1 -2. 241.45 
 Olcott (H. a.) The torchlight ; or, through the 
 
 wood 234.02 
 
 Old Chelsea bun-house. Manning (lfis.9 Anne). 225.29 
 
 Old countess. Hoeter (E.) 213.40 
 
 Old countess. Stephens (.1/r.s. A. S.) . . . 254.97 
 Old curiosity shop. Dickens (Charles). . . 174.08 
 
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 5. Saltwater Dii-U. . . 224.91 
 
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 Old fill ry tale.s. CoUecteil by J. Mason. . . 185.44 
 
 Old furin house. LiiNQ (C. H. B.) .... 222.'J7 
 Old faOiionel boy (.\n). FiSQnH.vBSON (M irtha). 191.10 
 
 Old fashiono.l sill (.\n). Alcott (Ij. M. ) . . 121.01 
 Old frieu is and new acquaintances. Stkicki..ujd 
 
 (.V,Ties). 2 V 251.2:) 
 
 Old Fritz and the new era. Muhlb.4.ch (L.) . 2:!;5.()6 
 
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 OLDiuQ. Barnes (.J.) 132.18 
 
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 Old mam'selle's secret. Marlitt (E.) . . . 225.30 
 
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 OLopatroon (The). Maitland (-J. A.) . . . 225.14 
 
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 Old town firesid3 stories. Stowe (Mrs. H. B. ) 254.25 
 
 Old t )wn folks. Stowe (.]/«. H. B.) . . . 253.80 
 
 Old vicarag3. Hubback (.V/-s. J.) . . . . 214.37 
 Old woman who lived in a shoe. Douol.is (A. 
 
 M.) 176.35 
 
 Olobctby. Keary (A.) 227.06 
 
 Oloport days. Hiqginson (T. W.) .... 213.9S 
 
 Olie ; or, the old west room 234.00 
 
 Oliphant (Laurence). Piccadilly 234.35 
 
 OLtPHANT {.Ms. M. O W.) 
 
 — Adam Graeme of Mossgray 234.03 
 
 — Agnes 234.01 
 
 — Agnes Hopetoun's school and holidays. . 231.05 
 
 — Atheliugs ; or, the three gifts 234.01) 
 
 — At his gates 234.92 
 
 — Brovnlows 234.07 
 
 — Caleb Field ; a tale of the Puritans. . . . 234.08 
 
 — Chronicles of Carlingford. [Executor. Kector Doo- 
 
 toi's family.] 234.09 
 
 Rector, and doctor's family 254.7<! 
 
 — — Salem chapel 234.77 
 
 ■ Perpetual curate 234.22 
 
 Miss Majoribauks 234.21 
 
 Pnoaba, jr 234.81 
 
 — Curate in charge 235.75 
 
 — Days of my life 234.10 
 
 — For love and life 234.95 
 
 — Heart and cross 234. 1 1 
 
 — House on the mojr 231.12 
 
 — luuooent 234.94 
 
 — John: a love story 234.12,V 
 
 — Katie Stewart 221 41 
 
 — Liird of Norlaw ; a Scottish story. . . . 234.13 
 
 — List of the Mortimers 234. 13i 
 
 — Lilliesleaf, concluding Margaret Miitlaul. . 231.1') 
 
 — Lucy Crofton 234. 16 
 
 — MidonuaMary 214.17 
 
 — Magdalen Hepburn 234. 18 
 
 — Margaret Maitland of Suunyside. . . . 231.19 
 
 NoU. — For coaclusioQ, see Lilliesleaf, abooe. 
 
 — May 234.93 
 
 — Merkland ; or, self-sacrifice 234.20 
 
 — Mini -iter's wife 234. '24 
 
 — Miss Majoribauks. 234.21 
 
 — Oid couple 2!4.79 
 
 — Ombra 234.91 
 
 — Perp,=;tuil curate 234.22 
 
 — Phoebe, jr. A last chronicle of Carlingford. 234 81 
 
 — Quiet heart. 234.25 
 
 — Rector and the doctor's family 234.76 
 
 — Rose in June 234.90 
 
 — Salem chapel 234.77 
 
 — Soa of the soil. 253.18 
 
 — Squire Ardeu 234. 1 1 
 
 — Story of Valentine and his brother. . . 231.99 
 
 — Three brothers 234. 75 
 
 — WhitLladies. , 234.89 
 
 — Zaidee 234.23 
 
 Olive. Craik (D. M. Muloch) 232.-55 
 
 Olive Blaki's good work. Jeaftresox iJ. C. ) 221.07 
 Olh'E Vareo •. Derrick (F. i [Notley (.l/r.s\ — ).] 173.10 
 OrjVER Ellis : or the fusiliers. (1eakt(J.) . 211.93 
 Oliver of the mill- Chableswobtu (M. L. ) . 153.10 
 Oliver Optic, psnul. See, Adams ( W. T. ) 
 
 Oliver Twist- Dickens (Charles). 2 v. . . 174.12 
 Olivia Ral igh. Synoe (W. W. F.) .... 246.09 
 Olney (Ellen W.) Love in idleness. A summer 
 
 story 234.74 
 
 Omeba. Oliphant ( Mrs. M. O. W. ) ... 234.91 
 Omoo ; adventures in the south seas. Melville 
 
 (H.) 231.70 
 
 On both sides of the sea. Chaeles (J//-s. E.) 153.11 
 On dangerous ground. Moore (J/i-.s. B. H.) . 233.81 
 
 On guard. Thomas (Annie) 261.12 
 
 On the Amazons. Stephens (C. A.) .... 256.14 
 On the border. Kirke (Edmund). [Gilmoee 
 
 (J. R-)] 195.07 
 
 On the edge of the storm. Clarke (C. C.) . 234.33 
 On the eve. Tourgeseff (Ivan S.) .... 262.22 
 
 On the heights. Acerbach (B.) 124.09 
 
 Same. From the German by S. A. Stem. 124.24 
 
 On the way. A. L. O. E. [Tucker (C.)] . . 121.20 
 
 On the wing. Eyster (Nellie) 18414 
 
 On time. Adams (AV. T.) 112.35 
 
 O.NE and twenty. [Robinson (F. W.)] . . . 234.26 
 ONE-armed Hugh. Moffat (.l/j-.?. A. S.) . . 232.20 
 One day's weaving. [Peebles (M. L.)] . . . 2-34-49 
 
 One fair woman. Miller (J.) 233.95 
 
 One lumtlred romances of real life. Hunt(L.) 215.03 
 One in a thoasand. Ja.mes (G. P. R.) . . . 215.69 
 One night's mystery. Flemiso (M. A.) . . 197.03 
 
 One of the family. Payn iJames) 234.27 
 
 One of them. Lever (Charles) 223.5o 
 
 One of two. FkiswelliH. ) 193.07 
 
 OsE poor girl. Sikes (Wirt) 252.86 
 
 One summer. Howard (.Uiss Blanche W.) . 234.41 
 One woman's two lovers ; or Jacqueline Thayne'a 
 
 choice. TowNSEND (F. V.) . .... 261.17 
 O.NE year ; a tale of wedlock. Carlen (E. F.) 115.42 
 
 O.NLY. Mackarness (M. A.) 241.31 
 
 OKLYaclod. Braddon (.l/i.s-.sM. E.) . . . 135.29 
 Only a fiddler ; and O. T. Axdersen (H. C.) 
 
 122.11; 121.33 
 
 Only a girl. Hilleen (W. von) 213 77 
 
 Only a woman's heart. Clare (Ada). . . . 155.03 
 
 O.NLY girls. TowNSEND (V. F. ) 266.28 
 
 Only herself. Thom.as (.\unie) 255.71 
 
 Only temper. Newby (.Vr.s. C. J.) .... 233.30 
 
 Only three weeks. [«)ion.] 234.30 
 
 Onward. Winscom (J. A. ) 264.27 
 
 Onward and upward series. See Adams (W. T. ) 
 Onyx ring. Sterling (J. i Essays and tales, v. 2. 2547.10 
 Open (An) question. De Mitj.f. (J.) . . . 176.13 
 Open! Sesame! Church (.l/i-.-i. Ross). . . . 154.30 
 Opening a chestnut burr. Roe(E. P.). . . 243.90 
 Opera singer's wife. Grey (.1/i-.?.) .... 211.65 
 Operas (Tales from the). Pardon (G. F.) . . 234.60 
 Ophelia (Histoi-y of). Fielding (Susan), v. 19 of 233. 52 
 
 Opie (Amelia). Works. 3 v 234.28 
 
 ConU-nis: v. 1. Madeliue. Adeline Mowbray. Simple 
 
 tales. Father aud daughter. Happy facta, 2. Tales of 
 
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 tei-y, and siiperetitiou. After the ball. FaUe or true. 
 
 Confessions of an odd tempered man. Illiistiatiousof lying. 
 Opportunities. A sequel to " What she could. " Wab- 
 
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 Opportunity. Seemuxxeb (A. M. Crane) . . 1C5.23 
 Opposfte neighbor. Opie (Mrs. A.) . v. 3 of 234.294 
 Optic ( Oliver i, pseud. See Adams (W. T. ) 
 Orange blnssoms fresh and faded. Arthur (T.S.) 123.37 
 Okdeal for wives. Edwards (.Vrs-. Annie). . 234.31 
 O'Reilly (Milesi. See ILalpine (C. G. ) 
 
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 Orkney the peacemaker. Abbott (J. ) Harper's story 
 
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 Orphan (The). Opie {Mrs. A.) Works, v. 1. . 234.28 
 OiiPHAN boy. Shekwood (.1//-.S-. M. M. ) V. 8 of 2y2.01 
 Orphan in the Old Domiuion. Silverdale (D.) 251.70 
 Orphans of Normandy. Sherwood (Mr«. M. M.) 
 
 Works, V. 2 252.02 
 
 Orpheus 0. Kerr paper.;. Newell (R. H. ) 3 v. 2;i3.30 
 Orked (Meta), p.seud. A long time ago. . . 230.21 
 Orsay (Coi)ite.s-se d'). Clouded hapinuess. . . 134.07 
 Ortis (Letters of). Foscolo (H.) From the Italian. 192. 21 
 Orville eoUege. Wood (J/re. Henry). . . . 2(i4.65 
 OSCIR. AlMWELL(W.) [SiMONDS (W.)] . . 252.43 
 
 O.scAB Bertraud. Bkaddon (3/i.v,-; M. E. ) . . 13ri.31 
 Osceola, the Seminole. Keid (C'up(. Mayne). 212.53 
 Oswald Cray. Wood {Mm. Henry). . . . 204.00 
 O. T. a Danish romance. Andersen (H. C.) . 121.32 
 Other folks' lives. Smedley (M. B. ) . . . 252.82 
 Other girls. AVhit.ney (.l/rs. A. D. T.) . . 203.71 
 Other people's money. G-abori.vu (E. ) . . 190.37 
 Other people's windows. [Friswell (.J. H.)] 234.39 
 Oris (Belle). ,Sre Woods (C. H.) .... 2.J4.34 
 Otis (.l//-,s-. H. G.) The Barclays of Boston. . 234.88 
 Ot.m.\r (Vou). .See Nachtioal (J. C. C.) 
 OuoHT Wb to visit her? Edw.ards (J//-s. A.) . 182.35 
 OuiDA, p.ienil. Sit Eame (L. de la). 
 OoR Charley. Stowe (.1/ra. H. B.) .... 251.21 
 Our cousin "Veronica. Wormley (JI. E. ) . . 2G5.0G 
 OuB cousins iu Ohio. Howitt (Mary). . . . 214.25 
 Our detachment. King (Katherine). .' . . 221.79 
 Our forefathers, v. 1. Ingo. 2. Ingraban. Fbettag 
 
 (G.) 192.38; 39 
 
 OuK Fred. Farquhaeson (M. F. ) 190. 17 
 
 Our guardian. Daniel ( .1/m. M. ) 223. GS 
 
 Our Helen. Cl.arke (11. S.) 220.07 
 
 OuB honeymoon, and other comicalities, from 
 
 Punch 234.37 
 
 OuB mutual friend. Dickens (Charles). . . 174.17 
 
 Same. Condensed by K. Johnson. . . 150.02 
 
 OuB neighborsinthecorni.rhou.se. Arthur(T.S.)123.11 
 Our new crusade; temperance story. H.ile (E.E. )212.86 
 OuB parish ; or annals of pastor, and people. 
 
 [«n<)H.] 234.30 
 
 Our two lives ; or, Graham and I. By A.H.K. 234.32 
 OuK village. Mitford ( Jim- M. R. ) 2 v. . . 232.13 
 OuB year ; a child's book. Muloch(D. M. ) . '232.50 
 OuB young yachter's series. »bVe Stephens (C. A. ) 250.09 
 Out iu the world. Arthur (T.S.) .... 123.10 
 Out of his head ; a romance. Aldbich (T. B.) 121.07 
 
 Out of the cage. Owen(G. W.) 235.92 
 
 Out of the deep. Wood (J/ra. H.) .... 204.91 
 Out of the depths; story of a woman's life, [ajion.] 234.38 
 
 Out of the foam. Cooke (J. E.) 163.31 
 
 Out of the hurly-burly. Adeleb (Max). [Clark 
 
 (C. H.)] 113.19 
 
 Out of the question : a comedj-. Howells ( W.D.)210.HO 
 OuToftowu. Gray (Barry). [Cofein (K. B. )] 161.14 
 
 Outcasts. BBiDDON (M. E.) 135.35 
 
 Outcasts of Poker Flat. H-abte (B, ) la Little 
 
 classics, V. 1 • . 220.83 
 
 Outlaw's daughter. Bennett (E.) .... 133.34 
 
 Outpost. Austin (J. G.) 125.20 
 
 Outre-meb. Longfellow (H. W. ) . . . . 5052.11 
 Outre mort. Spofford (H. E. P.) In Little classics, v. 2. 220.81 
 Outward bound ; or, young America afloat. Adams 
 
 (W. T.) 112.25 
 
 Over the cliff.;. Chanter (C.) 152.20 
 
 Over yonder. Marlitt (E. ) 225.41 
 
 OVERL.1ND. Deforest (J. W.) 172.48 
 
 OviND ; life iu Norway. Bjornson(B. ) . . . 133.32 
 Owen (Ashford), pseud. Georgy Saudon ; or a lost 
 
 love 231.40 
 
 O-JXN (F.) Aden Power 234.44 
 
 Ov/EN (G. W. ) The Leech club ; or, the mysteries of 
 
 theCatskills " . 230.01 
 
 — Out of the cage. An o'er true tale. . . . 235.92 
 OwEN(lJ. D.) Bevoud the breakers. . . . 231.72 
 Owen; a waif. [Robi.nson (F. W. )] . . . . 2!4.G3 
 Owen G Wynne's great work. Noel(Z,(((Z^ Augusta). 236. 05 
 
 Owen Meredith, p^eud. See Bulwee-Lytton (R. ) 
 OwLGLAss (Marvellous adventures of). Muenek 
 
 (T.) 234.42 
 
 OxENFOED (J.) and Feeiling (C. a.) Tales from the 
 
 German 255.04 
 
 C'mti^nls : Libussa, J. H. IMusfens. Oriminat from lost 
 
 honour, F. Scbiller. The coUl beai-t. W. Hanff. Wonders 
 
 in the Spessart, K. Inimerinanu. Nose, tbe dwarf. W. 
 
 Hauff. Axel, C. F. Vandervelde. Tbe saudniHii, E. T. W. 
 
 Hotfman. St. Cecilia, or, lue power of lunsic, H. von 
 
 Kleist. Tbe new Paris. J. W. vou Goetbe. Ali aud Gul- 
 
 byudi, Adam Oeblenscldaeger. Alaniontade. H. Zscbokke. 
 
 Tbe Jesuits' church iu G , E. T. W. Hoffmau. Tbo 
 
 severed baud, W. Hauff. 
 OxLEY. By Lyndon. [Bright (3/re. M. A.)] . 142.20 
 P's aud Q's ; or the question of putting uj)on. Yonge 
 
 (CM.) 205.65 
 
 Pacha of many tales. Mabryat ( Cap(. F. ) . 225. 5G 
 
 Pacheco(3/)'s. R.) Montalban 232,25 
 
 Page (Abraham), pseud. See Holt (J. S.) 
 
 Page of the Duke of Savoy. Dumas(A.) . . 181.14 
 
 P.AGEs in waiting. Yates (E.) 205.22 
 
 Paie of blue eyes. Hardy ("Thomas). . . . 21C.35 
 Palace and cottage. Optic (Oliver). [Adams 
 
 (W. T.)] 113.12 
 
 Palaces and prisons. Stephens ( .1//'.';. Ann S. ) 253. 79 
 Palfbey ( .1/(.ss Sarah H. ) ['E. Foxton.'] Agnes 
 
 Weutwonh 234.05 
 
 — Herman ; or young knighthood. 2 v. . . 233.45 
 PALGR.iVE (Sir Francis). 'I'he merchant and the friar. 
 
 [Marco Polo and Roger Bacon. ] . . . 443.08 
 
 Palgrave (W.G. ) Hermann Agha 234.08 
 
 Palmer (Lynde), pseud. See Peebles (L. M. ) 
 Palmeein of England. Hubtado (Luis de). . 221.80 
 Palmyra (Letters fi'om). Wabe (William). . 26'2.68 
 Paludan-ML'ller (F.) The foimtaiu of youih. 234.73 
 
 Pamela. Kich.ardson (S.) 243.08 
 
 Pansy, pseud. Three people 206.21 
 
 Panthea, the spirit of Nature. Hunt (R.) . 213.92 
 
 Pap.a's own girl. Howland(M.) 214.70 
 
 Papers for thoughtful girls. TytleK(S. F.) . 26'2.26 
 
 Paeibles. Krummacher (F. A.) G214.30 
 
 Paeables from nature. Gatty ( .l/rs. A. ) 4 v. 193.38 
 Pabageeens in Paris. Ruffini(G. ) .... 244.43 
 Paedoe (-V(S6- Jaue). Adopted heir 234.51 
 
 — Coufessiou of a pretty woman 234.52 
 
 — Earl's secret : a love story 234.53 
 
 — Jealous wife 234. 54 
 
 — Life-struggle 234. 55 
 
 — Pilgrimages in Paris 234.69 
 
 — Reginald Lyle 234.50 
 
 -- Rival beauties 234.58 
 
 — Romauce of the harem 234.57 
 
 Paedon (G. F.) Tales from the operas. . . 234.60 
 Parent's assistant. Edgeworth (M. ) . . . 182.07 
 
 Paeis and Vienna. Thystorye, eU; 234.83 
 
 Paeis iu America. Laboulaye (E. R. L. ) . . 222.25 
 P.Aius sketch-book. Th.ackeeay (W. M. ) Miscellaneous 
 
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 Parish side. [riHon.] 234.61 
 
 I'aeislans (Thei. Bulwee-Lytton (E. G. E. L.) 144.38 
 
 Paekee (J. ) Springdale Abbey 235.06 
 
 Paeker (J/i's. H. F.) Constance Aylmer. . . 163.04 
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 6. rinks aud blues, or orphan asvluui, . . 235.00 
 
 Paekwateb. Wood (jI/i.v. H. ) .' 264.92 
 
 Parlor car. Howells (W. D.) 216.79 
 
 Pare (Harriet). [' Holme Lee.'] 
 
 — .Sgaiust wiud and tide 222.60 
 
 — Annis Warleigh's fiu'tune 222.01 
 
 — Basil Godfrey's caprice 222.78 
 
 — Beautiful Mi.ss Barringtou 227.57 
 
 — Bin Milner's wooing 22'2.70 
 
 — For richer, for poorer 227.58 
 
 — Gilbert Massenger 222.02 
 
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 — Kathie Braude 222.04 
 
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 — Vicissitiuk-s of Bessin Fairfax 222.71 
 
 Paru (Louisa). Dorothy Fox 235.52 
 
 — Hero CartUew 23.5.55 
 
 — How it all happened 235.53 
 
 — John Thompson, blockhead 235.51 
 
 Parson's daughter. Hook (T. E.) .... 214.03 
 
 Pabthknu. Lee (il/is. E. B.) 222. .56 
 
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 Partisan ; a romance of the revolution. Simms 
 
 (W. G.) 252.35 
 
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 — Select writings 3136.2-t 
 
 Pasoarel. Only a story. [Rame (L. de la). ] . 172.29 
 
 Pasha papers. HowE(W. W.) 214.19 
 
 Passages in the life of the fair gospeller, Mistress Anne 
 
 Askew. M.4NNINQ (Jii.vs A.) 225.25 
 
 Passing the portal : an autobiography. Victor 
 
 (M. V.) 26(5.44 
 
 Passion (A) in tatters. Thomas (A.) . . . 266.02 
 Passionate pilgrim, and other tales. James 
 
 {H.,i)-.) 216.10 
 
 Pastimes with my little friends. Bennett {M. 
 
 H. B.) 133.111 
 
 Pastor of the desert. Pelletan (E.) . . . 235.36 
 
 Pathfindep,. Cooper (J. F. ) 164.08 
 
 Patience Strong's outings. Whttney {Mis. A. 
 
 D. T.) 263.02 
 
 Patranas ; or, Spanish stories, legendary and tradi- 
 tional. Innon.] 186.11 
 
 Patricia Kemball. Linton (E.E.) .... 224.00 
 Patricians (The). [Velde(C.F. van der).] . 151.10 
 Patriot boys and prison pictures. Gilmoke (.1. R. ) 1 95.08 
 Patronage. Edgeworth (Maria). Novels, v. 15-16. 182.18 
 
 Patty. Macquoid (K. S.) 226.55 
 
 Patty Gray '.s journaJ. See Baim (C. H.) . . 171.16 
 Paul (John), pseud. See Webb (C. H.) 
 Paul and Virginia. St. Pierre (.1. H. B. de). 244.73 
 Paul Clifford. Bulwer-Lttton (E. G. E. L.) 144.23 
 
 Paul Pane. Willis (N. P.) 261.16 
 
 Paul Felton. Dana (R. H.). Writings, v. 1. 5026.09 
 
 PAULFerrol. Clive (C.) 155.22 
 
 Paul Massie. McCarthy (Justin) 226.91 
 
 Paul Prescott's charge. Alger (H., jr. ) . . 121.15 
 Paul the peddler, .\lger (H.. jr. ) .... 122.35 
 Paulding (J. K.) Book of St. Nicholas. . . 235.13 
 
 — Book of vagaries 235.15 
 
 — Bulls (The) and the Jonathans 235.16 
 
 — Dutchman's fireside 235.14 
 
 — Koniiigsuiarke: a story of the new world. 2 v. 235.17 
 
 — Puritan and his daughter 235,19 
 
 — Tales of a good woman 235.20 
 
 — Westwai-d ho ! 235.21 
 
 Pauline's trials. Courtney (L. L. D.) . . 155.43 
 Pausanias, the Spartan. Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. E. 
 
 L.) 144.41 
 
 Paved with gold. Mayhew(A.) 231.53 
 
 Paxton (P.), pseud. Sue Hammrtt (S. A.) 
 
 Payn (James). At her mercy 235.64 
 
 — Beggar on horseback. 133. 13 
 
 — Best of husbands 235.65 
 
 — Bred in the bone 141.07 
 
 — Carlyon's year 151.14 
 
 — Cecil's tryst 152.39 
 
 — Fallen fortunes 235.57 
 
 — Found dead 192.43 
 
 — Gwendoline's harvest 211.81 
 
 — Halves 235.61 
 
 — Lost Sir Massingberd 224.14 
 
 — Married beneath him 235. 60 
 
 — Murphy's mastiT 235.63 
 
 — One of the family 234.27 
 
 — Walter's word 2.35.66 
 
 — Woman's vengeance 225.62 
 
 — Won— not wooed 264.83 
 
 Payson(G.I Totemwell 235.23 
 
 Peabody (.l/ri. Mark), ps«(d. Si"* Victor ( il/i«. M.V.F. ) 
 
 Peacock (J. L.) Creole orphans 23.5.24 
 
 Peacock (T. L.) Gryll Grange 235.25 
 
 — Headlong hall, and nightmare abbey. . . 235.26 
 
 — Works, v. 1-2 5062.15 
 
 Crtntcnts : V. 1. Headlong hall. Melinconrt. Nightmaro 
 abbey, v. 2. Maid IMariaii, MiafortUDOs of Klptiiu. Crot- 
 chet castlo. Gryll graiiyo. 
 Peard(F. M.) The nwc garden. [nnon.'\ . 244.28 
 
 — Thorpe Regis ; a novel, laium.] .... 234..'-0 
 
 — Unawares, [nnon.] 262.86 
 
 — Winter story (A) 234.82 
 
 Pearl fountain and other fairy tales. Kavanagh 
 
 (B. audi.) 21fi..56 
 
 Pearl of Orr's Island. Stowe(H. B.). . . 254.22 
 Pearl of the Andes. AiMAiiD(G. ) .... 114.33 
 Pearson {Hei:. C. H.) Cabin on the prairie. . 235.32 
 Peasant and his landlord. Knokring (Btirone.'is). 222.20 
 Peasant and the prince. Martineau (H.) . . 231.23 
 Peasant life [in the north]. Sketches in Glenaldie. 
 
 2v 235.30 
 
 V. 1. Introduction. Milrklo -Tacit. Kato Rose and her 
 
 bairiia. Th« daudy drainer. 'I he mason's danghter. The 
 
 boiu'tree. The red-tiled cottage. 2. The dyke-bnililer. 
 
 The dressmakers. Jampliu Jamie. Widow Macraw. 
 
 Hetty. ' gueen Jean.' 
 Peas.ant life in Norway (Arno ; or). Bjornson 
 
 (B.) 133.27 
 
 Peebles and pearls for the young folks. Richardson 
 
 (Abby Sage) 244.92 
 
 Peck ( .Uis.-i E. ) ['Cuyler Pine-.'] Ecco Femina ; or, 
 the woman Zoe 241.39 
 
 — Mary Brandegee 235.28 
 
 — lleushawe 235.29 
 
 Peculiar ; a tale of the great [anti-slavery] transition. 
 
 Sargent (E.) 244.65 
 
 Pedlington (Little) and the Pedlingtonians. Poole 
 
 (J.) 241.48 
 
 Peebles (M. L. ) ['Lyndo I'almer.'] Magnet stories. 
 
 4 V 234.48 
 
 1. Drifting and steer- 
 ing 
 
 Archie's shallow. . 234.50 
 John Jack 234.78 
 
 . . . 234 .4.S 
 2. One day's weaving. 234. 4'J 
 Pekp o'day, or .John Doe. B.anim (J.) . . . 132.35 
 Peeps from a belfry. Sheltdn (F. ) .... 2543.03 
 Peerless Cathleeu ; or the stolen casket. Agnew 
 
 (C.) 113.27 
 
 Peers and parvenus. Gore ( .1/j's. C. ) . . . 211.25 
 
 Peg Woiiington. Reade (Charles) 242.22 
 
 Pekin. L.\nder (S. W. ) 2'2'_'.87 
 
 Pelayo. SIMMS (W.G.) 2.52.28 
 
 Pelham. Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. E. L. ) 2 v. 144.25 
 Pelletan (E.) Jean Jarousseau, the pastor of the 
 
 desert. 235.36 
 
 Pemberton, or one hundred years ago. Peterson 
 
 (H.) 234.98 
 
 Pencil sketches. Leslie (jV/.v.s- E.) .... 223.26 
 1'endennis. Tn.iCKERAY (W. M.) 2 V. . . . 255.47 
 Pennot {Jlei: Peter), psiAul. i'ce Round (Wm. M. F. ) 
 
 Pen Owen. [Hook (J. )] 241.01 
 
 Pequinillo. .James (G. P. R.) 215.35 
 
 Perce (E.) The last of his name 241.02 
 
 Percival Keene. Marry.it (('«(;)(. F.) . . . 225.57 
 
 Percy Effingham. Cockton(H.) 161.02 
 
 Percy (Florence). See Allen (Mrs. Elizabeth Akers). 
 Percy (.S. ) Robin Hood and his merry foresters. 235. 37 
 
 Percy. Hentz (Mr.i. C. L.) 213.13 
 
 Note. — Same na her Banished aou. 
 Percys (The). Prentiss ( .l/r.v. E. ) .... 235.47 
 Peregrine Pickle (Adventures ofi. S.mollett 
 
 (T.) 253.14 
 
 Perfect Adonis. Harris (.I/i-.v. Miriam Cole). 161.28 
 Perfect love casteth out fear. Washburn (K..S.) 266.99 
 Pericles and .\.spasia. LandoriW. S. ) . . 2'22.22 
 Perils and adventures of Harry Skipworth. Kincjston 
 
 (W. H. G.) 22-2.96 
 
 In aslllui! for boo'js, use the " Dook Order," giving the AUfUOB'S N.VME, the first part of tho TITLE, aud the NUMBER.
 
 512 
 
 FICTION : Perkins to Playing the Mischief. 
 
 Perkins (Eli), pseud. See Landon (M. D.) 
 
 Pekkins (!•". B.) Scropa ; or the lost library : a novel 
 
 of New York and Hartford '241.00 
 
 PERPETU.vii curate. Oliphant (3//-.s'. M. O. W. ) 234.22 
 Perrahlt (C), and othirs. Fairy tales. Tr. by J. R. 
 
 Phnche ^^^•"^^ 
 
 Persian recreations, or new tales. Weston (S.) 26j.93 
 
 Persuasion. Austen (Jane) 1'25.18 
 
 Perversion. Conybeare (W. J.) .... 1C3.05 
 Pestalozzi ( J. H. ) Leonard and Gertrude. 2 v. 23.').34 
 Pet ; or pastimes and penalties. HaweiscH.E.) 214.yi 
 Peier and Polly ; or, home life in New Englanfl a 
 
 hundred years a^o. Douglas (M. ) . . 171.57 
 Peteh Carradiue. Chesebro' (C.) .... 151.01 
 Peter Clinton. L.incewood (L.) [Wise (D.)] 222.37 
 Peter Gott, the Cape Ann fisherman. Reynolds 
 
 (,J.) 243.04 
 
 Peter of the castle. Banim (J.) 132.30 
 
 Peter Suhlemihl. Chamisso (A. von). . . . 23''.9J 
 Peter Schlemilil in America. Wood (George). 2G4.47 
 
 Peter Simple. Marrtat (F.) 225.57.V 
 
 Peter the whaler. Kingston (W. H. G.) . . 222.14 
 Petes Wilkins (Life and adventures of). [Paltock 
 
 (R.)] 223.78 
 
 Peterson (H.) Pembcrion ; or, 100 years ago. 231.98 
 Petronel. Mabrtat (F.) [Church {Mrs. Ross).] 154 23 
 Petty annoyances of married life. Balzac (H.de). 132.04 
 PEVEiuLof thepeak. ScoiT (Sic Walter). . . 24'i.CO 
 Phant.asmion, a fairy tale. Coleridge (Sara). ]i!1.39 
 Phantasies : a faery romance. MacDonald (G.) 224 59 
 
 Phantoji ship. MiRBYAT(F.) 22.").58 
 
 Phelps (j¥i'.<.s E. Stuart). The gates ajar. . 241.03 
 
 — Gypsey Breynton 241.04 
 
 — Gypsey's cousin Joy 211.05 
 
 — Gypsey's sowing and reaping 241.07 
 
 — Gypsey's year at the golden crescent. . . 211.0G 
 
 — Lady nl Slialott. In Ln-rLE clasBicB, v. 10 220.97 
 
 — H^^dgedin 235.42 
 
 — Men, women, and ghosts 241.09 
 
 Contitnfs : Calico. Day of my death. lu the Rray fioth. 
 Keutucky's ghost. Little Tommy Tucker. Ni^jht watches. 
 Due of tUo elect. Teuth of Jauuary [Pembertou mills 
 disaBtcr]. What is the matter ? 
 
 — Silent partner 235.43 
 
 — Tiny's Sunday nights 241.08 
 
 — Trotty l)ook 235.41 
 
 — Trotty 's wedding tour, and story-book. . . 235.41 
 Phelps ( .Mrs. E. Stuart). Sunnyside ; or the country 
 
 miai3tei''.s wife 254.46 
 
 Phemie Frost's experiences. Stephens (Ann S. ) '254.98 
 Phcimie Keller. [Riddell ( J/ra. J. H. )] . . 243.20 
 Pueiue's temptation. Terhune (J//s. M.V.II. ) 2.55.30 
 
 Phil the fiddler. Alger (H., jr.) 122.3(! 
 
 PntLip (Adventures of). Thackeray (W. M. ) 255.32 
 Philip Augustus. James (G. P. Iv.) .... 215.70 
 
 Philip Blandford. Smith (J. F.) 252.95 
 
 Philip Bmntley's Life Work. By M. E. M. . 241.12 
 Philip Earuscliffe. Edwards (iV//-.f. Annie). . 18'2.36 
 
 Aote. — Same as Morals of May Fair. 
 Philip Nolan's friends. Hale(E. E.) . . . 214.86 
 Philip RoUo ; or, the Scottish musketeers. Grant 
 
 (J.) '211.95 
 
 Philip Thaxter. [Washburn (C. A.)] . . . '241.11 
 
 I'uiLLiPS (George S.) ['January Searle.'l The Gypsies 
 
 of the Danes' Dike : a story of hedge-side life in 
 
 England, in 1855 241.13 
 
 Phillips (Mrs. J.) Harbour bar: a tale of Scottish 
 
 life 212.79 
 
 Phillips ( William B. ) The diamond cross : a tale of 
 
 American society 241.14 
 
 Philly an 1 Kit. Chesebro' (C.) 154.02 
 
 Philo : an Evangeliad. Judd (Sylvester). . . 221.36 
 Philosophers of Foufouville. Freelance (11. 
 
 E-:q.), psnvi 193.05 
 
 PHiLOTnEA : a Grecian romance. Child (Mrs. 
 
 L. M.) 154.06 
 
 Thine IS Finn, the Iiish member. Tboixope 
 
 (Anthony) 2G1.71 
 
 Phineas Redux. Trollope (Anthony). . . . 261.88 
 Phiebe, junior. Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W. ) . 234.81 
 Phcenix (John), psexid. iSVe Derby (G. H.) 
 Phqsnixian.^. Derby (G.H.) 173.08 
 
 Piazza talcs. Melville (H.) 231.71 
 
 I'ICCADILLY. OLIPH.ANT (L.) '234.35 
 
 PiccioLA ; or, captivity captive. Saintine (X.B. ) 214.55 
 Pichler (J/mc. C. G. ) The Swedes in Plague. 211.84 
 
 — Johannes Schoreel 133.02 
 
 — Siege of Vienna.a hist, romance. [la Waldie 
 
 library, V. 5.] 5078.15 
 
 Picked up adrift. DeMille(J. ) 172.52 
 
 PiCKEN (A. ),ei?i(or. The Club-book I."i5.27 
 
 — Traditionary stories of old families. 2 v. . 241.17 
 
 Contents : 1. The Forbcsps and the Gordons. Lady Bar- 
 bara of Carloghie and tlie Jnlmstoiies of fairly. Tlie three 
 maids of London. 2. The Hays and tlie ii^ht of Lnncarty, 
 The priors of Lawford. Macdouald of Gleuco, and Jcauio 
 Halliday of Auuam. 
 
 Pickering (.V/.ss Ellen). The fright. 2 v. in 1. 23C.10 
 
 — The grumbler 241. IC; '235.95 
 
 Picnic papers. Dickens (Charles) 174.18 
 
 Picnic party. Smith (Hoi-acc). In Little classics, v. 9. 226,9G 
 Pickwick abroad, or the (our in France. Reynolds 
 
 (G. W. M.) 240.01 
 
 Pickwick papers. Dickens (diaries). . . . 171.22 
 Pictures of country life. Cary (Alice). . . 152.04 
 Pictures of the olden time. Sears (E. 11.) . 251.08 
 Pictures of the period. Collier (W.F.) . . 102.28 
 Pictures of jirivate life. Ellis i.1/'r,«. S.) 3 v. 183.09 
 Pierre ; or, the ambiguities. MEL■^^LLE (H. ) . 231.72 
 Pigeon pie ; a tale of Roundhead times. Yonge 
 
 (Miss CM.) 265.43 
 
 Pike (.l/r,?,M.H.G.) ['Mary Laugdon.'] Agnes. 241.19 
 
 — Ida May 241.20 
 
 Pilgrim and the shrine. [Maitland (Edward).] 3584.21 
 Pilgrimage (The) ; a tale of our times. [annu.J 2ti3.(j8 
 Pilgrimages in Paris. Pardoe (Julia). . . . 234.60 
 Pilgrims of fashion. Cornw.allis (K. ) . . . KiS.OO 
 Pilgrims of New England. Webb (Mrs. J. B.) 263.94 
 Pilgrims of Walsiugham. Strickland ^A.) . 256.21 
 
 Same. [7/t WALDiElibraiy, v. 6.] . . .5078.20 
 
 Pilgrims of the Rhine. Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. 
 
 E. L.) 144.27 
 
 Pilgrims on the Thames. E«an (PierceK . . 181. 28 
 Pilgrim's progress. Buny.an (John). 3525.26 ; 145.14 
 Pillar of fire ; or, Israel in bondage. Ingraham (lier. 
 
 J. H.) 215.19 
 
 Pillars of the house. Yosge ( J/isa G. M. ) 2 v. 2C5.(;6 
 
 Pilot. Cooper (J. F.) li;4.09 
 
 I'lLOT and his wile ; a Korso love storj'. Lie (J. ) 22:i.90 
 PiLPAY or Bidpai. Kalila and Dimna ; or, the fables 
 
 ofBidpai. Tr. by W. Kuatchbull. . . . 185.01 
 — ■ — Same. [Different translation.] Revised cd.l85.01a 
 
 PiNDAB (Susan). Midsummer fays 235.38 
 
 Pine (Cuyleri, p.fnul. See Peck (Jfi's.s- E.) 
 
 Pine needles. Warner (Susan) 266.9."; 
 
 PiNEY Woods tavern ; or, Sam Slick in Texa.s. 241.24 
 PiNKERTON (A.) The detective and the Eomnambulist. 
 
 The murderer and the fortune teller. . . '2.!0.r2 
 
 — The spiritualists and the detective. . . . '23(). 13 
 Pink and white tyranny. Stowe (Mrs. H. B. | 253.81 
 Pinks and blues ; or, orphan asylum. Abbott 
 
 (Rosa) 235.00 
 
 Pioneers. Cooper (J. F.) 161.10 
 
 Pique. [n»OH.] 241.22 
 
 Pirate. Scott (Sir Walter) 245.64 
 
 PiH.iTE and three cutters. Mabryat(F. ) . . '225.66 
 I'iRATE of the Mediterranean. Kingston (\V. H. 
 
 G.) 222.99 
 
 Pirate'.s treasure. Kingston (W. H. G.) . . 22'2.97 
 
 Pirates of the prairies. Aimard(G.) . . . 114.16 
 Plague in London. De Foe (I).) Works, v. 9. 5032.09 
 
 Planche (Miss M. A.) See ]VIackarnes3 (Mrs. M. A., 
 
 formerly Miss Planclii). 
 Plane and plank. Optic (Oliver"). [Adams (W. 
 
 T.)] . 112.40 
 
 Plant hunter's. Reid (Mayne) 242.54 
 
 Planter's daughter. Dupuy (E. A.) . . . '241.35 
 
 Planter's northern bride. Hentz(C. L). . 213.14 
 
 Pl.anting the wilderness. McCabe (J. D.,j>.) 224.47 
 
 Play and stud}'. By Aunt Hattie, ])seud of Baker 
 
 (J/re. H. N. W.) 131.03 
 
 Played out. Thomas (Annie) 261.13 
 
 Playing for high stakes. Thomas (.\nnie). . 261.16 
 
 Pl.ayino the mischief. De Forest (J. W. ) . 172.45 
 
 BROOKLYN MEUCANXILE LIBRARY.
 
 FICTION : Pleasant Cove to President's Daughters. 
 
 513 
 
 Pi^ASANT Cove series. Kellogg (E.) . . . 226. 0:i 
 
 1. Arthur Brown, the young I 4. Child of the island glen. 
 Captain. 1 6. John (Jodsoe'B legacy. 
 
 2. Youut? deliverers. I G. Fiaher buys. 
 
 3. Cruise of the Caaco. i 
 
 Pleasant-s (Julia). Callamura 241.34 
 
 Pleasures of oM age. Souvestre (E. ) . . 253.21 
 Ploennies (L. von). Princess Use, and the Will o' the 
 
 wisps, [coiort.] 241.67 
 
 Plumpibe (Anne (inl Arabella). Tales of wonder, of 
 humor, and of sentiment ; original and translated. 
 
 3 V 2U.36 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Zclis. an Indian tale. The weathercock. 
 a Biirguudiau tale. Ma^ic dollar, n tale of Alsace. 2- Spec- 
 tre of Presburt». a Hungarian tale. The fair ol Beaucaire, 
 a PruvenQal tale. Zschin^-Qnailg, or the true philosopher. 
 a Uhint-8o tale. 3. The family of Valencia. Fanny, a tale 
 of Lorraine. Omar and Zeiuida, a Peruvian tale. Philo- 
 sophy and love, a Milesian tale. 
 POACHEK, M.4KEYAT ( C'((p/, F. ) 22-3. f)7 
 
 PoE (Edgar Allan I. Prose tales. 2 v. . . . 241.4U 
 Same, In hU Works, v, 1-2 5U63,05 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Adventures ol one Hans Pfaall, 
 
 T. 1. 
 
 Angel of the odd (The), v, 2. 
 Assignation (The), v. 1, 
 B.illooii hoax (The), v, 1. 
 Berenice, v. 1. 
 Black cat (The), v, 1. 
 Bon ton, v. 2. 
 BuBinesa man (The), v. 2. 
 Cask ol Amontillado, v. 1. 
 iJesceut into the maelstrom, v. 1. 
 Devil in the belfry, v. 2. 
 Diddling considered as one of 
 
 the exact sciences, v. 2. 
 Domain of Aruheim, v. 1. 
 Due de L'Omelette, v, 2. 
 Eleanora. v. 1. 
 Facts in the case of M. Valde- 
 
 mar. v. 1. 
 Fall of the house of TJaher, v. 1. 
 Four beasts in one, T. 2. 
 Gold-bug (The), v, 1, 
 Hop-frog, v. 2. 
 Imp of tlie perverse, v. 1. 
 Islaufl of the fay, v. 1. 
 King Peat, v. 2. 
 Landor's cottage, v. 1, 
 Ligeia. v. 1. 
 Lionizing, v. 2. 
 Literary life of Thingum Bob, 
 
 esq., V. 2. 
 Loss of breath, v. 2. 
 Man of the crowd, v. 2. 
 Man that was used up, t, 2. 
 Ms. found in a bottle, v. 1. 
 Masque of the Red Death, v. 1. 
 Mesmeric revelation, v. 1. 
 
 Metzengerstein, v. 1, 
 Morella, v. 1. 
 
 Murders of the rue Morgue, v,l. 
 Mystery of Marie Roget, v, 1. 
 Mystificatiou, v. 2. 
 Narrative of A. Gordon Pym, 
 
 V.2. 
 Never bet the devil your head, 
 
 V. 2. 
 Oblong box (The), v. 2. 
 Oval portrait (The), v. 1. 
 Pit (The), and the pendulum, 
 
 V. I. 
 Predicament (A), v. 2, 
 Premature burial, v. ]. 
 Purloined letter (The), v, 1, 
 Shadow : a parable, v. 2. 
 Silence : a fable, v. 2. 
 Some words with a mummy,v.2. 
 Spectacles (The), v. 2. 
 Sphuix (The), v, 2. 
 System of Dr. Tarr and Profes- 
 sor Fetlier, v. 2. 
 Tales of Jerusalem, v, 2. 
 Tale of the ragged mountains, 
 
 V. 2. 
 Tell-tale heart (The), v, 1. 
 Thou art the man, v. 2. 
 Thousand and second tale of 
 
 Scheherazade, v. 1. 
 Three Sundays in a week, v. 2. 
 Von Kempelen and his diacoV' 
 
 ery, v. 1. 
 Why the little Frenchman wears 
 
 his band in a sling, v. 2. 
 William Wilson, v. 1. 
 
 X-ing a paragrab, v. 3. 
 Note.— la the N. y. ed. of 1870 (1 vols.) the stories—' An- 
 gel of the odd,* ' Business man.' ' Diddling considered as 
 one of the exact sciences.' ' Literary life of Thingum Bob, 
 esq.,' ' Loss of breath,' ' Man that was used up,' ' Mystifi- 
 cation,' ' Narrative of A. Gordon Pym.' ' Predicament (.\),' 
 and ' X-ing a paragrab,* are to be found in v. i. 
 
 — Fall of the house of Usher. In Little classiLS, v. 2. 226.84 
 
 — «old bug. In Little classics, v. 12 227.15 
 
 ^ Murders in the Rue Morgue. In Little classics, v. 3. 22fi.8,5 
 Point of honor, Edwards (Jfcs, Annie). . . 1S2.44 
 Poison of asps. Church (Mrs. Koss). . . . 154.24 
 Polish Jew. Ebckmann (E. ) and Chatkian (A.) 184.40 
 PoLKo (Elise). Lulu's novel and Alessaudro Stradella. 
 
 From the German 241.41 
 
 — Musical sketches 15B1.12 
 
 Pollard (Eliza F.) Hope deferred. . . . 241.23 
 
 — Lady Supsrior 241.19 
 
 PoMEROY (Mark M. ) Nonsense 241.43 
 
 PoMPEY the little ; life of a lap-dog. Coventry (F, ) 165. 14 
 PoNsoNBY (,Lidy E.) Mary Lyndsay. . . . 241,46 
 Poole (John). Christmas festivities : tales, sketches. 
 
 and characters 241.47 
 
 — Comic sketch-book 241.90 
 
 — Little Peddliagtou and the Peddlingtonians. 241. 4S 
 Poor and proud ; or, Katy Rodbum. Adams 
 
 (W. T.) 112.26 
 
 Poor humanity. Robinson (F. W.) .... 243.48 
 
 Poor Jack. Maeryat (ftipf. F.) 225.59 
 
 Poor Mat; or, the clouded intellect. Inoelow (J.) 215.13 
 Poor Miss Finch. Collins (W, Wilkie), . . 162.36 
 Poor rich man, and rich poor man. Sedgwick 
 
 (CM,) 251,18 
 
 Poor traveller. Dickens (C.) Christmas stories. 173.23 
 
 Pop.iNiLLA. Disraeli (B.) 174.4(i.a 
 
 Popular legends of Brittany. Souve.stbe (E. ) 253.50 
 Popular romances of the middle ages. Cox (G. W. ) 
 
 a(i(Z Jones (E. H. ) 165.03 
 
 Popular tales, Edgeworth (M, ) 2 v, . . . 182.08 
 Popular tales and romances of the Northern nations 
 
 [Tr. by W, H. Leeds. ] 3 v 255.oi 
 
 1. The treasure seeker. The bottle imp. The sor- 
 cerers. The enchanted castle. Wake not the dead. 
 Auburn Egbert. 
 
 2. The spectre barber. The magic dollar. The col- 
 lier s family. The victim of priestcraft. Kibitz. 
 
 3. The field of terror. Elfiulaud. Tlie fcilo. The 
 fatal marksman. The hoard of the Nibelungen. The 
 erlkiug's daughter. 
 
 Popular tales from the Norse. Dasent(G. W.) 171.39 
 Popular tales of the Germans. 2 v 241.51 
 
 1. Bichilda Three sisters Stealing of the veil. 
 
 2. Seven legends of Number-nip. The Nymph of 
 the fountain. 
 
 Porte Crayon, pseiwi. 6'ee Strother (D. H.) . 254.31 
 Portent (The) ; a story of second sight. MacDonald 
 
 (G.) 224.81 
 
 Porter (Jfcs. A. E.) Married for both worlds. 241.84 
 
 — My hero, or contrasted lives 241.85 
 
 Porter ( .l/i.5s A. M. ) Hungarian brothers. . 192.17 
 Porter (Jane. ) The pastor's fireside. . . . 192.17 
 
 — Scottish chiefs. 2 v 241.54 
 
 — Sir Edward Seaward's narrative of his shin- 
 
 wreck "5075.26 
 
 — Thaddeus of Warsaw 241.56 
 
 Porter (Linn Boyd). Caring for no man. . '241.86 
 Porter (Rose). Foundations, or castles in the air. 211.50 
 
 — Summer driftwood for the winter fire. . . 241,53 
 
 — Uplands and lowlands ; or, three chapters in a 
 
 life 241.96 
 
 — The years that are told 23C.17 
 
 Porter (W. T., editor). Quarter race in Kentucky, 
 
 and other sketches 261.91 
 
 Portraits of my married friends. By uncle Ben. 241.57 
 Porto (L. da). Novel of Juliet. In Roscoe (T. ) 
 
 Italian poets, v. 2 214.21 
 
 Pobtel (Karl). [' Charles Sealsfield.'] The cabin book ; 
 
 or, national characteristics 251.05 
 
 — The cabin book ; or, life in Texas 251.06 
 
 — Life in the new world 251.07 
 
 — Rambleton : a romance of fashionable life in New 
 
 York 251.09 
 
 PoTTPHAR papers. Curtis (G. W.) .... 171.20 
 Potter, Roger Sherman, (Life and adventures of). 
 
 Truesd.ale (P. Van). [Adams (F. C.)] . 112.11 
 
 Pottleton legacy. Smith (Albert) 252.83 
 
 Powell (ilury). [Manning (Aune).] . . . 225.28 
 Power (TJei'. P.B.) " Oiled feather" tracts. v.l-'2. '241.44 
 
 Powers (S.) Muskingum legends 2538.28 
 
 PoYNTER (E. F.) Er.^ilia 1^6.20 
 
 — My little lady 232.94 
 
 Prairie. Cooper (J. F.) 164.11 
 
 Prairie bird. Murray (C. A.) 233.12 
 
 Prairie Crusoe ; or. the far west lanon.] . . 241.58 
 
 Prairie flower. Aimaed (G. ) 114.22 
 
 Praise and principle. McIntosh {Miss M. J.) 224.74 
 
 Pratt (J/i.ssL. J, ) Sheaves of love 235,59 
 
 Pratt (Mary E,) Rhoda Thornton's girlhood, 211.81 
 Pratt (S. J. ) Emma Corbett ; or, miseries of civil 
 
 war 241.77 
 
 Preacher and the king. Bungener (L. F.) . 145,12 
 
 Precaution. Cooper (J. F.) 164.12 
 
 Premiums paid to expeiience. Mayo (Isabella F. ) 194.32 
 Prentlss (E. ) Aunt Jane's hero 211.82 
 
 — Fred, Maria, and me . 193.01 
 
 — Home at Grej'lock 246.16 
 
 — Nidworth and his three magic wands. . . 235.40' 
 
 — Percys (Thai 235.47 
 
 — Stepping heaven ward 241.64 
 
 — Story Lizzie told, 241.83 
 
 — Urbane and his friends '241.97 
 
 Pre-sbury (B.F.) The Mustee; or.love and liberty.241.59 
 Prescott (H. E. ) See Spofford {Mrs. H. E. P.) 
 Prescott (Mary N. ) Matt's follies, and other 
 
 stories 241.88 
 
 Pbesidekt's daughters. Bremer (Frediika). . 141.23 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUfHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMLiER.
 
 514 
 
 FICTION : Prosaeuse to Hame. 
 
 Pkessense ( Mme E. de). Bosa ; or, the Parisian 
 
 girl. 241.62 
 
 Preston {Harriet W.) Aspendale 2H.08 
 
 — Love in the 13th ceatiiry 241.76 
 
 Preston (Laura). Aldeane 241.60 
 
 — Boys trip across the plains 23.5.49 
 
 — In bonds 211.61 
 
 Pretty Miss Bellew. GrPT (T.) 196.33 
 
 Pretty Mrs. Gaston. e(c. Cooke (J. E.) . . 163.32 
 Prey of the gods. Mabkyat (F. ) [Church ( Mrs. 
 
 Boss).] • • 15117 
 
 Pkids aad prejudice. Austen (Jane). . . . 125.16 
 
 Pride of life. Hcott {Lady J.) 245.14 
 
 Priest and the huguenot. Bunoener (L. F. ) . 145.13 
 Priest and nun. Wright (Jfcs. J. McN.) . . 265.02 
 Prime (W. C.) Later years, [anon.] . . . 241.65 
 
 — Old house by the river, [anon.] .... 241.66 
 Pri -.IE minister. Trollope (Anthony). . . . 266.12 
 Prince aad the page. Yonge i,C. M.) . . . 263.51 
 Prince Charles ; or, the young pretender. Smith 
 
 (J. F.) . . . 251.98 
 
 Prince Eugene, and his time. Mondt {Mrs. C. ) 2 J3.07 
 Prince of darkness. SonrHwoBTH(.l//'.s.E.D.E.N.)253.88 
 Pni.^cE of the house of David. Ingrahim {Reu. 
 
 J. H ) 215.20 
 
 Prince of Kashna : a West Indian story. Kimbat.t. 
 
 (B. B.) 221.63 
 
 Princes, public men, and pretty women. 2 v. 171.54 
 Princess and the goblin. Mac Donald (G.) . 224.87 
 Princess Use : a story of the Hartz mountains. [Ploen- 
 
 NiES (L. von).] 241.67 
 
 Princess of Babylon. Voltaire (F. M. A. da). [In 
 
 VOLTAIRIANA, V. 3.] 5075.33 
 
 Princess (The) of Brunswick- Wolfenbiittjl. Zschokke 
 
 (H.) 265.58 
 
 Princess of Thiile. Black (W.) 134.38 
 
 Priscilla; or, trial i for the truth. Bantard (J. ) . 132.07 
 Privateer's man. Mareyat (Cap!. F.) . . . 225.60 
 Prize novelists, etc. Thackeray (W. M. ) . . 255.48 
 Proble.matic characters. Splelhagen (F. ) . 253.53 
 PaoBUS ; or, Aureliai. Ware (William). . . 2fi2. 66 
 Proctor (B. W. ) Essays and tales in prosa. By Barry 
 
 Cornwall. 2 v 2537.27 
 
 PRODiG.iL son. CooK (Duttou) 163.07 
 
 Prodigy (A) : a tale of music. Choeley (H. F. ) 154.26 
 Professor (The). Bronte (Charlotte). . . 142.10 
 Professor's lady. Auerbach (B. ) .... 124.14 
 Propessoe's wife. Macgregor (A. L.) . . . 224.46 
 Progress and prejudice. Goee ( .1/rs. C. ) . . 2ll.2i> 
 Progressive pettioo.its ; or, dressed to death. Roose- 
 velt (R. B.) 244.57 
 
 Propria quae maribus, and Box tunnel. Reade 
 
 (C.) 242.07 
 
 Prosper [Randoce]. CaERBnLiEz (V. ) . . . 153.34 
 Prosser (.!//■.«. — ). Clackitts of luglebiook Hall. 235.56 
 
 — Original tables 185.09 
 
 Protestant (The) ; a tale of the reign of queen Mary. 
 
 BRAY(.¥is. A. E.) 141.31 
 
 Proverbs illustrated. Gatty ( Jf/s. A. ) . . 193.42 
 Provocations of madame Palissy. [Manning^A. )] 224.96 
 Prude>jce Palfrey. Aldrich (T. B.) . . . 121.09 
 Prudy stories. See Clarke (B. S. ) . . . . 226. 68 
 
 Prue and L Curtis (G. W.) 171.21 
 
 Psyche of to-day. Jenkins (ili/s. C.) . . . 221.10 
 Pdblicans and sinners. Braddon (M. E. ) . 141.02 
 PacK. 'OOID.A." tRAME (L. de la).] . . . 172.24 
 PnDDLEFORD and its people. Riley (H. H.) . 243.30 
 
 PuFFiiR Hopkins. Mathews (C.) 5053.05 
 
 PuLLEN (H. W. ) Fight at DameEuropa's school. 
 
 [aium.] 184.38 
 
 — Tom Pippin's wedding, [imon.] .... 261. 2J 
 PuLSZKi (T. ) Tales and traditions of Hungary. 241.69 
 Punch's letters to his sons. Punch's complete letter 
 writer, dc. Jerrold (Douglis). . . . 221.17 
 Punch's priz3 uovelists. Thackeray (W. M.) 
 
 v. 2 of 235.48; v. 1 of 255.61 
 Pupil of the Legion of honor. Enault(L.) . . 183.35 
 Puritan and his daughter. Paulding (J. K.) 235.19 
 Purple and fine linen. Fawcett(E.) . . . 184.36 
 Puss-CAT mew, etc. Hugesses (E. H. K. ) . . 185 37 
 Pot yourself in his place. Keai)e(G.). . . 242.26 
 
 Putnam (Ellen T. H.) Monday work ; or, how the 
 minister's family built them a house. . . 241.72 
 
 Putnam (Mrs. Mary Lowell). Fifteen days : au extract 
 from Edwin Colvill's journal, [nmrn.] . 241.70 
 
 — Record of an obscure man. [anon.] . . 241.71 
 Pynnshuest: his waaderings, etc. MacLeod (D.) 225.06 
 Quad (M.), pseud. See Lewis (C. B.) 
 
 Quadroon. Beid (Oipi. M.) 242.55 
 
 "Quads odds." Lewis (C. B.) 223.83 
 
 Quaker, and young man of the world. Opie {Mrs. A.) 
 
 Works, V. 2 234.29 
 
 Quaker soldier ; or the British in Philadelphia. Jones 
 
 (J. R.) 221.32 
 
 Quarter race in Kentucky. Porter (W. T.) . 261.91 
 
 Queechy. Warner (Susan). 2 v 263.10 
 
 Queen Hortense. [Mundt (J/c*. C. )] . . . 232.77 
 
 Queen Mab. Kavanagh (J.) 221.52 
 
 Queen of Conuaught. [nnon.] 242.65 
 
 Queen of the county. [Steetton (J. C. )] . . 241.73 
 Queen of Denmark. GoRE(J/r.?.) .... 211.29 
 Queen of hearts. Collins (W. Wjlkie). . . 162.11 
 Queen of the regiment. King(K. ) .... 221.78 
 Queen's Maries. Melville (G. J. W.) . . . 231.98 
 Queen's necklace. Dumas (A.) 2 v. ... 181.10 
 Queen's revenge. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . 162.15 
 
 Queens. Emory (E.B.) 184.19 
 
 Queer folk. Knatchbull-Hugessen (E. H.) . 185.41 
 Queer little people. Stowe (H. B. ) . . . . 254.24 
 Quentin Durward. Scott (Sir AValter). . . 245.68 
 
 Quest. [B-ates (J. C. )] 241.74 
 
 Question of honor. Beid (C.) [Fisher (F. C.)] 242.81 
 Quevedo y ViUegas (F. G. de). Works. 3 v. 241.78 
 Contejits : v. 1. The author's life. The vision. 2. Cu- 
 rious history of the uight adventurer. Paul, the Spanish 
 sharper. 3. Fortune iu her wits. Proclaraatiou by old 
 father Time. Treatise of all things, letters, etc. 
 Quiet English town, and human life therein. Mount- 
 ford (W.T.) 232.42 
 
 Quiet heart. Oliphant (Jl/i-.s. M. O. W.) . . 234.25 
 Quiet Miss Go.lolphin. Garrett (E.) . . . 193.34 
 Qulet nook in the Jura. RnFriNi(G. ) . . . 9S2.02 
 QuiNCY (E. ) Wensley : a story without a moral. 241.75 
 QuisTus Fixlein. Richter (J. P. F. ) 151.13 ; 3.587.01 
 
 Quite alone. Sala (G. A.) 244.59 
 
 Quits. Tautphoeus (I , Baroness vou). . . 255.12 
 
 QuixsTAR. [Taylor (3/(ss —).] 241.99 
 
 QuoDLiBET : annals, etc. Kennedy (J. P.) . . 221.60 
 Quoendon hounds. Herbert (H. W. ) . . . 4617.20 
 Rab and his Irieniis. Brown (J.) Spare hours, v.l. 2514.13 
 
 — — Same. In Little classics, v. 4. . . . 226.86 
 
 RiBELAis(F.) Works. 2v 242.01 
 
 Race for a wife. Smart (H.) 252.93 
 
 Race for wealth. Riddell ( 3/»-.s. J. H. ) . . 243.21 
 
 Rachel Gray. Kavanagh (Julia) 221.53 
 
 Rachel Ray. Thollope (Anthony) 261. (i5 
 
 Rachel's secret 212.00 
 
 Rvdcliffe (Mrs. Anne). The Italian. 3 v. . 242.03 
 
 — Mysteries of Udolpho 242.05 
 
 — Romance of the forest 242.06 
 
 RAFr that no man made. Lowell*(R. T. S.) J)t Little classics, 
 
 v. 8 226.95 
 
 Ragged Dick. Alger (H., jr.) 121.13 
 
 RvGGED Dick saries. See Alger (H., jV.) . . 121.13 
 
 R.viNBOW creed, [anon.] 242.10 
 
 Ralph, tlie heir. Trollope(A. ) 261.75 
 
 Ralph Wilton's weird. Alexander {Mrs.) . 115.34 
 Ralston (W. R, S.) Krilof aad his fables. . 185.(i6 
 Rambles among the Alps. Abbott (J. ) Harper's story 
 
 books, V. 7 216.98 
 
 Rambleton ; a romance of fashionable life in New 
 
 York. Sealsfleld (C. ) 251.09 
 
 Rambling stor3'. Clarke (Mary Cowden). . 155.13 
 Rame (L. de la). [' 0uiD.i.'j Beatrice BoviUe and other 
 
 stories 172.15 
 
 Contents: Beatrice BoviUe. Holly wreaths and rose chains. 
 
 Lady Marabout's troubles, yilver chimes a;id golden 
 
 fetters. Slander aud sillei-y. 
 
 — Bebee, or two little shoes 172.50 
 
 — Cecil Castelmaine's gage, Lady Marabout's troubles, 
 
 and other stories 172. Ill 
 
 Contents : Beauty of Vicq. d'Azyr. Cecil Castleiuaiue's 
 gaffe. " Deadly dash." The General's raatch-makinti. Laily 
 Marabout's ti-oubles. Little (iraud a. id the marcliioness. 
 
 BnOOKT.'VN MKHDANTILE LIDRART,
 
 FICTION : Rame to Reid. 
 
 515 
 
 story of a crayon bead. Study u la Louis Quatorze. Study 
 u la Louis Quiuze. 
 
 — Chandos 172.17 
 
 — Dog of Flauders. Jn LrriLE claaaics, v. 10 226.97 
 
 — FolleFurme 172.25 
 
 — Held in bondage 172.18 
 
 -Idiilia 172.19 
 
 — la a winter city 172.58 
 
 — Leaf in the storm, etc 172.26 
 
 Contents : Brauch of lilac. Dog of Flanders. Leaf in the 
 storm. Provence rose. 
 Leaf in the storm, /k Little classics, v. 11. . . . 226.99 
 
 — Pascarel, only a storv 172.29 
 
 — Puck .' 172.24 
 
 — Kandolph Gordon, and other stories. . . 172.20 
 
 Contents : Bells and blackcock. Blue and yellow. Don- 
 keyahire militia. How I was tracked by trappers. How 
 one fire lit another. The marquis's tactics. Randolph 
 Gordon, Treute-et-un. 
 
 — Signa 172.57 
 
 — Strathmore, or wrought by his own hand. . 172.21 
 
 — Triootrin, or the story of a waif and stray. 172.23 
 
 — Under two flags 172.22 
 
 R.iMSAY (Grace). Are you my wife ? . . . 123.01 
 
 — A .salon in the last days of the empire, and other 
 
 sketches \_viz.. Mademoiselle Adrienne, a sketch 
 after the blocus ; Number thirteen, an episode of 
 
 two sieges] 241.98 
 
 Ran away to sea. Reid (M. ) 242.56 
 
 llANDiLL Banerman's boyhood. SIacdonald (G.) 224.81 
 Randolph (Mrs.) Gcntianella 242.08 
 
 — Wild Hyacinth 246.11 
 
 Randolph Gordon. "Ouida." [Rame (L. dela).] 172.20 
 
 Randolph Honor. [nnon.'\ 242.12 
 
 Rands (W. B.) ['Henry Holbeacb.'] Shoemaker's 
 
 village 241.92 
 
 Rangeks and regulators of the Tanaba. Arlington 
 
 (A. W.) 123.04 
 
 Rangees ; or the tory's daughter. Thompson 
 
 (D. P.) 261.30 
 
 Ranthobpe. Lewes (George H.) 223.67 
 
 R.iPE of the Gamp. Mason (0. Welsh). . . 22.5.86 
 
 Raph.ael. Lamaktine (A. de) 222.30 
 
 Rapids of Niagara. Warner (Susant. . . . 26i;.94 
 Rare good luck. Fhancillon (R. E. ) . . . 197.13 
 
 Raspe(R. E. ) Barou Munchausen 133.01 
 
 Rasselas, prince of Abyssinia. Johnson (Samuel). 
 
 5045.10 ; 221.224 
 Rates and taxes. [Tales.] Hood (T.) [and others]. 211.87 
 Rathbone (H. M. ) Lady WiUoughby. [anon.^ 222.23 
 R.ATTLiN, the reefer. AIaertat (Cupl. F. ) . . 22-5.61 
 R.io (H. ) Mozart : a biographical romance. . 242.09 
 
 Raven.scliffe. Marsh (J//S.) 2v 231.14 
 
 Ravenshoe. Kingsley (Henry) 222.05 
 
 Ray. Spofford (H. P.) In Little classics, v. 11. , . 226.99 
 
 R.iymond'3 heroine, [anon.'] 242.11 
 
 R.WMOND (R. W. ) [' Robertson Gray.'] Brave 
 
 hearts 242.87 
 
 — Children's week : seven stories for seven days. 242. 89 
 
 — Man in the moon and other people. . . . 242.88 
 Reade (Charles). Christie .Johnstone. . . . 242.13 
 
 — Box tunnel /« Little classics, v. 9 226.96 
 
 — Cloister and the hearth ; or maid, wife, and 
 
 widow 242.14 
 
 ^ Clouds and sunshine, and art, 242.15 
 
 — Double marriage, or white lies 242.24 
 
 — Foul play 242.25 
 
 — Good fight. [.Autobiography of a thief. Jack of all 
 
 trades.] 242.16 
 
 — Griffith Gaunt ; or, jealousy 242.17 
 
 — Hero (A) and a martyr 242.71 
 
 — It is never too late to mend. 2 v. ... 212.18 
 
 — Love me little, love me long 242.20 
 
 — Peg Woffington 212.22 
 
 — Propria quae maribus, and the Box tunnel. . 242.07 
 
 — Put yourself in his place 242.26 
 
 — Simpleton (A) 242.29 
 
 — Terrible temptation 242.27 
 
 — Very hard cash 242.23 
 
 — Wandering heir. 242. 2S 
 
 — White lies 212.21 
 
 READY-money Mortiboy. Besant (W.) and KicE 
 
 (J.) 242.84 
 
 Real and the beau ideal. Kelty (Mary Ann). 2542.01 
 Real folks. Whitney (.1/ra. (A. D. T.) . . 263.69 
 Realities of Irish lie. Trench (W. S.) . . 952.05 
 
 Realmah. Helps (Arthur) 213.05 
 
 Rebecca and Roweiia. Thackeray (W. M. ) . 255.41 
 
 Same. Miscel. works, v. 3 of 2.55.57 ; v. 1 of 255.61 
 
 Rebecca ; or, a woman's secret. Corein (Mrs. 
 
 F. C. ) 165.0G 
 
 Rebels ; or, Boston before the revolution. Child 
 
 (L. M.) . 154.08 
 
 Recollections of a policeman. Waters (T.) 263.39 
 Recollections of an Irish poUce magistra e. Addison 
 
 (H. R.) 113.28 
 
 Recollections of Eton, [anon.] 242.34 
 
 Recollections of Geoffry Hamlyn. KlngsleyH.) 222.02 
 Recollections of my childhood. Greenwood (Giace). 
 
 [LippiNcoTT (J/cs. S. J. C. )] 223.83 
 
 Recommended to mercy, [anon.] .... 2'12.30 
 Recompense. Seymocb (Mrs. M. H.) . . . 246.05 
 Record of an obscuie man. Putnam (M. L.) ',;41.71 
 
 Records of the Bubbleton jarish 242.32 
 
 Rector (The), and the doctor's family. Oliphant 
 
 (J/c.s-. M. O. W.) i;34. (.9 ; 234.76 
 
 Rector of Roxburgh, a story. Hickling ( W. ) 213.97 
 Rector of St. Bardolph's. Shelton (F. W. ) . 251.55 
 Rector of St. Mark's. Holmes (Mrs. M. J.) 213.73 
 Rector's wife (The). [Stretton (J.)] . . . 242.33 
 Rectory of Moreland ; or my duty, [anon.] . 242.31 
 Red as a rose is she. [Broughton (Ehoda).] . 142.36 
 Red book of Appin. Hitchcock (E. A.) . . 213.25 
 
 Red camelia. Boisgoeey (F. du) 146.01 
 
 Red court farm ; and the nobleman's wife. Wood 
 
 (Mrs. H.) 264.67 
 
 Red cross. Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W. T.)] 112.27 
 
 Red doctor. Lafitte (J. P.) 222.26 
 
 Red Eric ; or, the whaler's last cruise. Ballanttne 
 
 (R. M.) 131.25 
 
 RED-letter days in Applethorpe. Hamilton (Gaili. 
 
 [Dodge (M. A.)] 175.10 
 
 Red Rover. Cooper ( J. F.) 164.13 
 
 EED-skins. Coopib (J. F. ) 164.14 
 
 Red track (The). Aimaed (G.) 114.17 
 
 Redbuen : his first voyage. Melville (H.) . 231.73 
 
 Redoauntlet. Scott (Sir Walter) 245.69 
 
 Redmond O'Neil. Smith (J. F.) 251.97 
 
 Reed shaken by the wind. FAiTHrtrLL (E. ) . 184.35 
 Reeve ( Miss Clara). The old English baron : a Gothic 
 
 story 242.36 
 
 Reginald Archer. Seemullek (A. M. C. ) . . 165.24 
 Reginald Hastings. Waebueton (E.) . . . 262.53 
 Reginald Lyle. Paedoe (Miss 3.) .... 234.56 
 Register ( Seeley ), pseud. See Victor i M. V. F. ) 
 Reid (Christian), pseud. See Fisher (Miss F. C.) 
 Reid (Capt. Mayne). Afloat in the forest ; or, a voyage 
 
 among the tree-tops 242.38 
 
 — Boy hunters 212.39 
 
 — Boy slaves 242.40 
 
 — Boy tar ; or, a voyage in the dark. . . . 242.41 
 
 — Bruin, the grand bear hunt 242.42 
 
 — Bush boys 242.43 
 
 — Castaways 242.48 
 
 — Child wife, a tale of the two worlds. . . . 242.37 
 
 — Cliff climbers, a sequel to Plant hmiters. . 242.44 
 
 — Desert home 242.45 
 
 — Flag of distress : a tale of the south. . . 242.69 
 
 — Forest exiles 242.46 
 
 — Giraffe hunters 242.47 
 
 — Headless horseman, tale of Texas. . . . 242.49 
 
 — Hunter's feast 212.50 
 
 — Maroon , or a planter's life in Jamaica. . . 242.51 
 
 — Ocean waifs 242.52 
 
 — Osceola the Seminole 242.53 
 
 — Plant hunters ; or adventures among the Himalaya 
 
 Mountains 242.54 
 
 — Quadroon, or adventures in Louisiana. . . 242.55 
 
 — Ran away to sea 242. &6 
 
 — Rifli rangers, or adventures in southern Africa. 2 42. 67 
 
 — Scalp hunters 242.58 
 
 — Tiger hunter 242. 59 
 
 — War trail 242.60 
 
 — White chief, a legend of north Mexico. . . 242. 61 
 
 lu asking' for books, use the " Book Order," giving f.ie ADTaOR'3 N.UIE. the ftrst part of the TITLE, aud the NUMBER.
 
 516 
 
 FICTION : Re;d to Robinsoa 
 
 Beh) {Capl. Mayne), continued. 
 
 — White gauntlet 242. G8 
 
 — Wild huntress ; or love in the wilderness. . 242.62 
 
 — Wild life ; or, adventures on the frontier. . 242.6.1 
 
 — Wood rangers, or the tmpperd of Sonora. . 2i2.G4 
 
 — Yonng voyageurs ; or the boy Lunters ia the 
 
 north 242.G6 
 
 — Young vagers 242. 67 
 
 Keid (Walter). Off Land's End 242.77 
 
 Keigni.n'G belle. Stephens (il/rs. A. S.) . . 2)3.83 
 Kejecied wife. Stephens (Jfes. A. S. ) . . 255.71 
 Kellstab (Louis'). The romance of war ; or Napoleon's 
 
 campaigns in Ilassia 243.01 
 
 Eeminisoences of a canoness ; reign of Louis xiv. and 
 
 XV. Kekkadec ( Ficomics.'ie de). . . . 309S.2i 
 
 Rena ; or the snow-bird. Hentz (.l/is. C. L. ) 213.15 
 
 Kenshawe. Ed. by Cuyler Pine. [Peck {Miss}.] 235.29 
 
 Rent in a cloud. Lever (Charles) 223.63 
 
 Kepealeks. Blessisgton (Lady) 134,16 
 
 Kepo.sitory tracts. More(H.) . . v. 1 of 5037.01 
 Repdblig of fools. WiELAND (C. M. von). 2 V. 5713.10 
 Rescued from Egypt. A.L.O.E. [Tucker (C. i] 121.21 
 Resolution ; or the soul of power. Roe (A. S. ) 243.96 
 Retribution. Southwokth (Afrs. E. D. E. N. ) 253.39 
 Reuben Medlicott ; or, the coming man. Savage 
 
 (M. W.) 24.5.11 
 
 Redteh (Fritz). In the j'ear '13 ; a tale of Mecklen- 
 burg life 243.02 
 
 — Seed time and harvest ; or, during my appren- 
 
 ticeship 213.03 
 
 Revenge (The). Opee (J>/c.5. A.) Works, v. 1. 234.28 
 Reveries of a bachelor. Mitchell (D. O. ) . 232.06 
 Ret.vard, the fox. In Roscoe (T. ) German novelists, 
 
 V. 1 244.16 
 
 Ret.nolds (G. W. M. ) Pickwick abroad, or the tour in 
 
 France 246.01 
 
 Reynolds ( J. ) Peter Gott ; or, the Cape Ann fisher- 
 man 243.04 
 
 Rheil (Marie). The farm of Muiceron. . . 177.01 
 RnoDAThoi-ntou's girlhood. Pr,\tx (3//s. M. E.i 241.81 
 Rice (J.), joint author. See Besant (W.) and Rice (J.) 
 Rice (Rosella). Mabel ; or, he irt histories. . 243.05 
 Rich and humble. Optio (Oliver;. [Adams (W. 
 
 T.)] 112.28 
 
 Rich husband. Riddell (J/rs\ J. H.) . . . 213.22 
 Rich Medway's two loves. Gardner (C. E.) . 195.21 
 Rich.ard Edny and the governor's family. Judd {Rtv. 
 
 Sylvester) 221.37 
 
 Richard Hurdis ; a tale of Alabama. Simms (W. 
 
 G.) 252.36 
 
 Richard the fearless ; or, the little duke. Yonoe ( Miss 
 
 CM.) 265.44 
 
 Rica.iRD Vandermarck. Harris (Miriam Cole). 161.27 
 Richards (C. F.) John Guilderstring's sin. . 243.07 
 
 Richards (il. T.) Life in Israel 243.06 
 
 Richardson (Abby Sage). Pebbles and pearls for the 
 
 young folks 244. 92 
 
 — Stories from old English poetry 243. 1 1 
 
 Richardson (Samuel). Novels. 3 v. . . . 243.08 
 
 1. Pamela. 2. Clarissa Harlowe. 3. Sir Cbarlea Graudison. 
 
 — Clarissa [Hflilowe]. Ed. by E. S. Dallas. 3 v. 243,23 
 
 — — Sime. Condensed by C. H. Jones. . . 243.09a 
 
 Richelieu. James (G. P. R.) 215.71 
 
 RiCHiER (J. P. P. ) Campaner thai. [Life of Quintiis 
 
 Fixleiu. Schmelzle's journey to Fliitz. Death of 
 an angel] 3587.01 
 
 — Daath of anangel. The moon. . . . /« 213.83 
 
 — Hesperus ; or, forty-five dog-post-days ; a biography. 
 
 2 V 243.12 
 
 — Flower, fruit and thorn pieces. 2 v. . . . 243. 26 
 
 — Sohmelzls's journey to Flatz. Life of Quintus 
 
 Fixleiu In 151.13 
 
 — Titan ; a romance. 2v 243.14 
 
 — Walt end Vult, or the twins. 2 v. iu 1. . 243.16 
 Riddell (Mrs. J. H.) ['George Tr.xfford.'] 
 
 — Above suspicion 243.60 
 
 — Far above rubies 243. 1 7 
 
 — GeorgoGeith of Fen Court. 243.18 
 
 — Lifa'sassizs 243.29 
 
 — Maxwell Drewitt 243. 19 
 
 — Phemie Keller 243.20 
 
 — liace for wealth 243.21 
 
 — Rich husband 243.22 
 
 — Too much alone 213.28 
 
 Riddle (A. G.) Alice Brand 243.59 
 
 Ridley (James). Tales of the genii 255.05 
 
 RiENzi. The last of the Roman tribunes. Lttton 
 
 (E. G. E. L.) 144.28 
 
 Rifle rangers. Reed (Maj-ne) 242.57 
 
 Right and left. Newby ( Jfra. C. J. ) . . . . 233.27 
 Right at last, and other tales. Gaskell {3£rs. 
 
 E.G.) 194.10 
 
 Righted at last. [anon. ] 243.39 
 
 Riley (H.H.) Puddleford and its people. . . 213..30 
 Ring (Max). John Milton and his times. . . 243.31 
 Ring of Amasis. Bulwer-Lytton (Robert). . 145.07 
 Rip Van Winkle. lBvrNo(W. ) [/u /(is Sketch- 
 book.] 215.29 
 
 Rise of Iskander. Dise.aeli (B.) 174.48 
 
 Sime. /u Little classics, V. 6. . . . 226.88 
 
 Rita : an autobiography. [Aide(H. )] . . . 243.32 
 
 Ritchie (Anna Cora Mowatt). Clergyman's wife, and 
 
 other sketches 243.33 
 
 — Fairy fingers 243.34 
 
 — Mimic life : or, before and behind the curtain.243.35 
 
 — Mute singer 243.30 
 
 — Twin roses 243.37 
 
 Ritchie (L.) Romance of history. France. . 243.38 
 
 RiTsoN (J.) Fairytales 185.35 
 
 Rival beauties. P.ikdoe (.Jane) 231.58 
 
 ItivAL dreamers. Banim (J.) //( Little claasics. v. 12. . 227.15 
 
 Itiv.iL ladies. Cerv.intes (M. do 171.05 
 
 Rivals (The). Griffin (Gerald) 211.74 
 
 Rivals : a tale. Clemens (.Jeremiah). . . . 155.24 
 Rob Nixon, the trapper. Kingston (W. H. G.) 222.15 
 Rob of the bowl. Kennedy (J. P. ) .... 221.61 
 
 Rob Roy. Scott {Sir Walter) 245.74 
 
 Robber (The). James (G. P. R.) 21.5.72 
 
 Robber (The). Opie (i)/)-.s. A.) Works, v. 1. 234.28 
 RoBKRT Atnsleigh. Braddon uJ/i.s-.s M. E. ) . . 135.41 
 
 Xo/e. — A revised ed. of her IJouud to John Company. 
 Robert Dalby : early days of a connoisseur, [anon. ]243. 40 
 Robert Falconer. MacDonald (G.) ... 224.83 
 Robert Fulton : historical novel. Hauch(J.C. ) 212 48 
 Robert Graham : a sequel to Linda. Hentz (Mr.i. 
 
 C. L.) 213.16 
 
 Robert the Deny 11 v. 1 of 261.22 
 
 Robert Se verne, his friends and his enemies. Hammond 
 
 (W. A.) 212.33 
 
 Roberts (Charley) series. [Thurston (L. M. )] 243.74 
 Robertson (M. M.) The luglises 243.62 
 
 — Janet's love and service 243.61 
 
 Robin Gray. Gibbon (Charles) 195.25 
 
 Robin Hood and his merry foresters. Percy (S.) 235.37 
 Robin Hood(Life and adveutiires of). Marsh( J. B. )225. 78 
 Robin Tremayne : a tale of the Marian persecution. 
 
 Holt (E. S.) 213.82 
 
 Robinson Crusoe. Defoe (Daniel). . 172.11 ; 5032.01 
 Robinson Crusoe's monkey. Wells (D. A.) . 5913.29 
 Robinson (F. W.) Anne Judge, spinster. . . 243.52 
 
 — As long as she lived 243.73 
 
 — Bridge of glass 243.66 
 
 - Carrie's confession 151.15 
 
 — Christie's faith 154.10 
 
 — For her Rake 243.53 
 
 — Girl's romance and other tales 243.69 
 
 — Grandmother's money 211.83 
 
 — Her lat-e was her fortune 243. 71 
 
 — Little Kate Kirby 243.70 
 
 — Mr. Stewart's intentions 243.46 
 
 — M ittie : a stray 243.67 
 
 — No church 243.78 
 
 — No man's friend 243.47 
 
 — On- and twenty 234.26 
 
 — Owen : a waif. 2 v. 234.63 
 
 — Poor humanity 243.48 
 
 — Secoiid-cousiu Sarah 243.72 
 
 — Slaves of the ring 243.68 
 
 — Stern necessity 243. 64 
 
 — True to herself. 243.65 
 
 — Under the spell 243.54 
 
 — Woman's (A) ransom 243.49 
 
 BIKJOKLYN MEKCANTILE LIBRAEY.
 
 FICTION : Robinson It Rough and Ready. 
 
 517 
 
 KoBijJsoN (Jane). Whitefriari ; or, tbe days of Charlei 
 II 243. oU 
 
 — Whitehall ; or, tlio day.s of Charles i. . . 21:i.51 
 RoBiNsov (Ui: J. H.) Nick Whiffles, the trapper guide: 
 
 a tiili! of the northwest 213.G3 
 
 KoBiNsoN (Leora Bittison). The house with spec- 
 tacles 243.S5 
 
 RjBrasoK (J//-S. T. A. L. v. J.) [■Talvi.'] 
 
 — Exiles (The) 2J3.41 
 
 — Fifcaeu years 2i:i.45 
 
 — Heloiso ; or, the unrevealed seciet. . . . 213. 4i 
 
 — Life's discipline ; a tale of Hungary. . . 213.43 
 
 — Woo;lhill ; or, the ways of providence. . . 213.44 
 RjBT (J. ) Popular traditions of England. 1st series : 
 
 Lmcasliire. 3 v 213.55 
 
 Roche (R.il.) The children of the abbey. . 243.58 
 RjCHESTEE, Of merry days of England. Surra 
 
 (J. i\) 251.92 
 
 RocKFORD ; or, sunshine and storm. Umsted 
 
 (.l/,w.L. D.) 262.36 
 
 Rocky Mountain series, ,'^ee Castlemon (H.) . 152.2 ) 
 Roddy's ideal. Jounsok (Helen K.) .... 21(i.(i8 
 Roddy's reality. Johmson (Hi4en K. ) . . . 21(!.ll6 
 Roddy's romance. Johnsox (Helen K.) . . 21G.()7 
 RoDEEicK Hudson. James ( H. , /r. ) .... 221.01 
 RoDEKicK Random (Adventures of). SiioLL.ETr (T. ) 
 
 253.lt) ; 5067.04 
 R5DXEY(.V/s. M. R. L.) Wearythome. . . 263.84 
 
 RoDOLPHCs. ABBorr (Jacobs lll.Oi! 
 
 RoE(A. S.) Cioud on the heart 213.95 
 
 — How could he help it? the heart triumphant. 214.111 
 ^ James Hontjoy ; or, I've been thinking. . 214.02 
 
 — Like and unlike 241.03 
 
 — Long look ahead 241.04 
 
 — Looking around 244.09 
 
 — Itesolution ; or, the soul of power. . . . 243.96 
 
 — Star and the cloud 214.05 
 
 — Time and tide 244.00 
 
 — To love and to be loved, and the Minister's 
 
 story 244.06 
 
 — True to the last. ■ 244.07 
 
 — Woman our angel 244.08 
 
 Eoe (A'eu. E. P. ) Barriers burned away. . . 244.25 
 
 — From jest to earnest 243.92 
 
 — Near to nature's heart 243.93 
 
 — Opening a chestnut burr 243.90 
 
 — What can she do? 243.89 
 
 Roebuck, lanon.] 244.11 
 
 R JGEB Irving's ward, (Millbauk ; or). Holhes 
 
 (M.J.) 213.63 
 
 RjOER Sherman Potter, pseud. See Adams (P. C.) 
 
 Roland Cashel. Leveb(C. ) 253.59 
 
 R )LAND Trevor ; or, the pilot of human life. . 214.12 
 
 R)L.VND Yorke. Wood (Mrs. H.) 264.72 
 
 RoLLiNO slone. [DinjEVAST (.\. L. A. D. )] . 175.60 
 R >LLisG-SToNE series, .b'^e Fosdtck (G. .\. ) . 1.52.23 
 R iLLo in the woods. Abbott (J.) .... 111.51 
 R:)Li,o story books. &e .\bbott (J.) . . . . 111.41 
 
 RoLLo's garden. Abbott (J.) 111.52 
 
 RoLLo's tour in Europe. .S^e Abbott (J. ) . . 111.19 
 RoMAiK Kalbris : his adventures by sea a id shore. 
 
 M.AL0T(H.) 220.93 
 
 Roman i)ainter end his model. Sibbee (M.) . 251.75 
 
 Roman stories, lanon.] 243.88 
 
 Roman traitor ; or, the days of Catiline. Herbekt 
 
 (H. W.) 213.21 
 
 Romance and its hero, [xnort.] 244.13 
 
 Romance and reality. L.andon (L. E.) 222.38 ; 5047.05 
 
 Romance dust, lllvo (W. S.) 231. 5S 
 
 Romance of an honest woman. Chekbitliez (V.) 153.35 
 Romance of ancient history ; Egypt. 2 v. . . 241.14 
 RiMANCE of Beau.seincoart. Wabfield (Mrs. C.) 262.C3 
 NnU. — Same aa Aliriam's memoirs. 
 
 EoM.iNCE of a dull life, [imon.} 244.10 
 
 Romance of a poor young man. Feutllet (0.) 191. 2S 
 RoM-vNCE of history"; England. Neele (H. ) . 233.80 
 Romance of history ; France. Ritchie (L.) . 213.38 
 Romance of history ; In;lia. CAUNTEit (H. ) . 152.38 
 R JMANCE of history ; Italy. Macfarlane (C. ^ 3 v. 224. G3 
 Romance of history ; Spain. Tkueea v Cosio 
 
 (T. de) 266.62 
 
 RoMANcn cf old court life in France. Elliot (F. ) 183.01 
 
 Romance of real life. Howells (W. D. ) \_In. Little 
 
 classics, v. 4 226.86 
 
 Romance o: .sporting. Webber (CVV.) . . 263.45 
 Romance of student life aliroad. Kimball (R.B.) 221.64 
 Romance of the Charter Oak ; a picture of the colonial 
 
 times. Seton (William) 251.25 
 
 Romance of the forct. Radcliffe (J//.s-. A.) 242.06 
 Romance of the forum. Burke (P. I .... 14.5.20 
 Romance of the hart m. Paedoe ( J/w.s J. ) . 234.57 
 Romance of the muiumy. Gautier iT. ) . . 194.17 
 Romance of thj republic. Child (Maria L.) . 154.07 
 
 Romance of war. Grant (James) 211.38 
 
 Romance of war (The) ; or. Napoleon's campaign in 
 
 Riis.-iia. Rellstab (L.) 243.01 
 
 Romany rye (The). Borrow (G.) 2 v. . . . 135.07 
 
 NoU. — Sequel t ) Laveugro. 
 Rome. Lander (S. W. ) Spectacles for young eyes. 222.91 
 RoMOLA. Eliot (George). Lewes (.M.E.) . 184.04 
 RooKSTONE. Macquoid (Katharine S.) . . . 2-6 53 
 
 RooKwooD, Ainswoeth (W. H.) 115.14 
 
 Roosevelt (Robert B. ) Progressive petticoats; or 
 dressed to death : an autobiogr.iphy of a married 
 
 man 244.57 
 
 Ropes of sand. [Hamilton (3/>s. C. V. D.)] . 214.84 
 
 RoEY O'More. Lovee (Samuel) 224.32 
 
 Rosa ; or the Parisian girl. Pkessensk (Mme. 
 
 (E. de) 241.62 
 
 Rosa Abbott stories. See Parker (Rosa Abbott). 235.00 
 Ros.iMOND (Cousin Maude and). Holmes (Mrs. 
 
 M.J.) 213.48 
 
 Ros iMOND, and other tales. Edgewobth (M. ) 182.10 
 Rosamond Gray. Lamb (C.) . . 5047.01 ; 5047.07 
 RoscoE (Thomas). The German novelists ; tales trans- 
 lated with biographical notice. 4 V. . . 214.16 
 
 1. Reyuard tbe fox. Howleglasg. Dr. Faustus. 
 
 2. Popular traditions, collected by Otmar, Gottschalck, 
 Eberhardt, Biiscliiug, MM. Grimui, Lolliar. Fouque. 
 
 3. 5IU3.EOS (J. A.i Tae dumb lover. Schiller (J. C. F. 
 von). The apparitionist (Ghost seer], a fi-agmeut. The eport 
 of destiny. The criminal, or martyr tj Inst bouuur. Fiater- 
 ual maguauiiiiity. A walk among the linden trees. 
 
 4. TiECK (L.) Love magic. The Faithful Fckart and the 
 Taunenhauser. Auburn Egbert. Langbein (A. F.) Marienue 
 Uifhards. or memoirs of an actress. Seveu marriages and 
 never a husband. The irrecoucilable man. Albert Limbach. 
 or a maityr to tbe fair. Hour's iustructiuu in political 
 economy. The lady's palfrey, a tale of tbe court. Engkl 
 (.M. E.) The anti-speculator. Toby Witt. Lady Elizabi-tU 
 Hill. 
 
 — The Itahan novelists ; translated with notes critical 
 
 and biographical. 4 v 244. 20 
 
 1. Preface. Xovelle anticUe. Novels of Boccaccio. Sac- 
 chetti. Giovanni fiorentiuo. Massuccio. 
 
 2. Arienti. Luigi da Porto. Illiciiii. Snzzini. N. Ma- 
 chiavelli. A. Firenzuola. Furtini. Sermini. Breviu. Pa- 
 rabosco. Cademoato da Lodi. Cintbio. Grazziui. 
 
 a. Laiido. Straparola. Bandello. Sausovino. Doui. Er- 
 izzo. Granucci. Ceno. Malespini. Salvucci. Auonynious 
 authors. 
 
 4. Bisaccioni. Colombo. Bargagli. Bottari. Capacelli. 
 Slave. Altanesi. JIagalotti. Lodoli. Jlaum. Padovam. 
 Siuvitale. Gozzi. Bramieri. Giroui. 
 Rose (George). [' Arthur Sketchley.'] 
 
 — Ms. Brown in London 244.27 
 
 — Mrs. Brown in the Highlands 244.40 
 
 Rose and the ring. Thackeray (W. M.) v. 5 of 255.61 
 
 Rose Clark. Pabton (Mrs. J.) 235.09 
 
 Rose d'Albret. James (G. P. R.) 215.73 
 
 Rose Douglas. [amn.'\ 214.29 
 
 Rose garden. [Pe.aed (F. M.)] 244.28 
 
 Ro.sE in bloom. Alcott (L. M.) 122.01 
 
 Rose in June (.K). Oliphant (Mrs. M. 0. W.) 231.90 
 Rose Mather. Holmes ( .1/,-s. Mary J. ) . . . 213.58 
 Rose of Disentis. Zschokke (H.) .... 265.60 
 
 R isE Turquaud. Hopkins (E.) 214.48 
 
 Rosem.ary; or, life and death. Huntington (.J.V.) 215.10 
 RosicituciAN. Craik (D. M. M.) In Little classics, v. 7. 226.89 
 Ross (C. H. ) and Clarke ( A. ) Story of a honey- 
 moon 244.26 
 
 RossETTi (C. G. ) Commonplace 243.91 
 
 — Speaking likenesses 243. 82 
 
 RoTHENFELS (E. von). Eleonore 244.24 
 
 RoUA pass ; or Englishmen in the nighlaiids. Macken- 
 zie (E.) 221.86 
 
 XlonGEGORQE aud other short stories. Spofpoed (H. P. ) 
 
 [and others]. . . . ._ 244.39 
 
 Rough and ready. Alger (Lt. , j>. ) .... 121.27 
 
 la askin;; for books, use the " Book Or.lers," giviusj tho .VUraor.'.S NaML:. fja first part of the TITLE, aud the NUMBEP
 
 518 
 
 FICTION : Rouga (o Saunders. 
 
 RooGE et noir. A tale of Baden-Baden. About 
 
 (E.) 112.07 
 
 KatroHiNo it with Alick Baillie. Stewabt (W. J.) 254.01 
 KouGHiNo it. Twain (Mark). [Clemens (S. L.)] 1125.20 
 KooND (W. M. F. ) Achsah ; a New England life 
 
 study 230.08 
 
 R lUND the block. BonTON (J. B.) . . . . 241.30 
 KonND the world. Kingston (W. H. G.) . . 222. IG 
 RooNDABOuT papers. Thackeb.\y ( W. M. ) . . 255.61 
 KouNDHEAKTS. Habbis ( Afre. M. C. ) . . . 161.23 
 Rousseau (Jean Jacques). Eloisa. Added the sequel 
 of Julia, or the new Eloisa. 4 v. . . . 244.31 
 Emilius aud Sophia ; or, a new system of educa- 
 tion. 4 V 244.35 
 
 EijwcROFT (Charles). Tales of the colonies. . 244.41 
 
 RowNiE. HiGHAM(M. R.) 214.96 
 
 Roxobel. Shebwood (Jfrs.) 3 v. .... 251.68 
 
 Royal favorite. Gobe (3//s. C.) 211.32 
 
 RoBEZAHL (Legends of). In CnuuiNGHAM (G. G.) Tales 
 
 from the German 171.19 
 
 RaeiNA. [anon.] 244.42 
 
 Ruby Gray's strategy. Stephens (M)-.v. A. S.) 2.53.76 
 Ruby's husband. [Terhune (Mis. M. V. H.)] 225.29 
 RoFFiNi (G.) Carlino . 244.49 
 
 — Dear experience ; or, Paragreens on a visit to 
 
 Paris 244.43 
 
 — Dr Antonio, a tale of Italy 244.41 
 
 — Livinia - 244.45 
 
 — Lorenzo Beuoni ; or, passages in the life of an 
 
 Italian 244.46 
 
 — Quiet nook in the Jura 982.02 
 
 — Vinceuzo ; or, sunken rocks 214.48 
 
 RuFDS and Rose. Alger (H., jr.) .... 121.29 
 Rule of the monk. Gaeibaldi (G.) . . . 193.36 
 
 R'jMJB. Sheppabd (E. .S. ) 251.62 
 
 Run to earth. Bbaddon (M. E.) 2 v. . . . 135.37 
 
 Runenbebo. Tieck (L. Ton) 151.13 
 
 Running the gauntlet. Y.ite3 (E.) .... 265.19 
 Running to waste : story of a tomboy. Bakeb 
 
 (G. M.) 131.40 
 
 Rupert Godwin. Bbaddon (ilfos M. E.) . . 135.30 
 Rupert Sinclair. Waeeen (Samuel). . . . 235.99 
 RusKiN (John). King of the Golden river ; or, the 
 
 black brothers 244.50 
 
 Same. In Little clasBics, v. 10 226.97 
 
 Russell : a tale of the reign of Charles u. James (G. 
 
 P. R.) 2v 21.5.74 
 
 Eus=;ell (M.) Leaves from the tree Igdrasyl. 214.52 
 liussELL (W. H. ) Adventures of Doctor Br.idy. 243.98 
 Russian princess (Vera ; or the), [anon.] . . 262.93 
 KuTH. Gaskell (J/cv. E. C. ) 
 
 RuTHHdl Pabton (J//S. S. P.) 235.10 
 
 Ruth Maxwell. Blake (Lady) 133.39 
 
 RuTLEDaE. Haebis {Mrs. Miriam Cole). . . 161.24 
 
 Rydbebg (V.) 4f he last Athenian 244.51 
 
 Sable cloud ; a southern tale. Adams (N.) . 112.13 
 
 Sacuhetti (F.) Novels v. 1 of 244.20 
 
 Sack of gold. Johnson (V. W.) 226.27 
 
 Sacbifice. Roe (A. S.) [With Time and tide.] 244.00 
 Sacbistan's household. Teollope (Mrs. T. A.) 266.53 
 Sadlieb (il/re. J., /m)is(.) Spanish cavaliers. . 244.77 
 
 Safely married. Jolly (E.) 2.56.51 
 
 Sage (Abby). .See Richaedson (Mrs. A. S. M.) 
 Sailor boy ; or Jack Somers in the navy. Optic (Oliver'). 
 
 [AD.iMs (W. T.)] 112.29 
 
 Sailor Charley, pseud. Life in a whaler. . . 223.95 
 Sainclaie ; or, the victim of the arts aud sciences. 
 
 From the French of S. F. de Genlis. . . 196.31 
 Saint Cecilia. Part first, adversity. Manigault(G.)244. 63 
 
 St. Claib. Moboan (iadwS. O.) 233.72 
 
 St. Clar (Robert). The Metropolitea ; or know thy 
 
 ' neighbor. 244 .-56 
 
 St. Elmo. Evans (A. J.) 183.30 
 
 .St. George and St. Michafl. MacDonald (G.) 227.81 
 Saint Georges (H. de). Count Monte Leone : a legend 
 
 of the (!!arbonari 244. 53 
 
 .St. Gdes and St. James. Jereold(D.). . . 221.18 
 St. James ; or the court of queen Anne. Ainswobth 
 
 (W. H.) 115.07 
 
 St. John (Bayle). Francis Croft. 3 v. . . . 244.67 
 — Legends of the Christian East 241.70 
 
 .■^T. John (Percy B. ) The sea of ice 214.71 
 
 St. Lawrence. Waed (R. P.) In ■Waldie library, 
 
 V. 10 5078.24 
 
 St. Leger ; or threads of life. Kimball (R. B. ) •221.65 
 St. Martin's eve. Wood (Mrs. H.) . . . . 264.70 
 St. Mars (N. C. de C, vicomtesse de). ['Lacomtesse 
 
 Dash.'] Mademoiselle Fifty Millions. . 171.51 
 St. Martin's summer. Beewsteb (A. H. M.) . 142.U2 
 St. Nicholas (Book of). Paulding (J. K.) . 235.13 
 
 St. Olave's. [Taboe (Eliza).] 214.72 
 
 St. Patrick's eve. Levee (C.) '223.63 
 
 St. Petersburg. Landee (S. W. ) Spectacles for young 
 
 eyes, v. 2 222.86 
 
 St. Philip's. Hareis (Mrs. Miriam Cole). . . 161. '25 
 St. Pierre (J. H. B. de). Indian cottage. [In Classic 
 
 tales.] 155.15 
 
 — Paul and Virginia 244.73 
 
 — Voyages of Amasis 244.79 
 
 Saint Real (C. V. de). Don Carlos: an historical novel. 
 
 [In Ceoxall (S.) Novels, v. 3.] . . . 171.04 
 St. Eonan's well. Scott (SirVf.) .... 245.75 
 St. Simon's niece. Benedict (F. L.) . . . 132.44 
 
 St. Twel'mo. Webb (C. H.) 263.41 
 
 St. Valentine's day. Scott (Sir Walter). . . 245.80 
 St. Winifred's ; or, the world of school, [anon.] 191.13 
 SAiNTrNE(X.B. ) Chrisna, the queen of the Danube. 244. 54 
 
 — Dame Naure aud her three daughters. . . 244.81 
 
 — Picciola ; or, captivity captive 244.55 
 
 — Solitary of Juan Fernandez 244 .(•2 
 
 Sala (George A. ) Dutch pictures 244.58 
 
 — Quite alone 244.59 
 
 — Seven sons of mammon. . . .... '244.60 
 
 — Strange iid ventures of Captain Dangerous. . 244.66 
 
 — (editor), ^ee Yankee drolleries 264.93 
 
 Sai,andee and the dragon. Shelton (F. W.) . 251.56 
 Salathikl, the immortal. Ceoly (George). . 165.27 
 
 Salem. Castleton (D. R.) 151.38 
 
 Salem chapel. Oliphant (3/>-5. M. O. W.) . 234.77 
 
 Salmagundi. Ieving (W.), etc 2533.14 
 
 Salon in the last days of the empire. Ramsay 
 
 (Grace) 241.98 
 
 Salt water, or the midshipman. Kingston (W. 
 
 H. G.) 222.17 
 
 Salt water Dick. MANNEBrNo (May). . . . 224.91 
 Salzman (C. G.) Elements of morality. [Yonge (CM.) 
 
 Stor chouse of stories, V. 2.] 263.63 
 
 Sam Slick iu Texas ; or, Pinev- woods tavem. . 241.21 
 Sajm Slick, the attache. Hallbubton (T. C.) . 212.12 
 Sam Slick, the clockmaker. Hallbukton (T. C.) 212.11 
 S.VM Slick's wise saws and modern instances. Hali- 
 
 EUETON (T. C.) 212.16 
 
 Sam's chance. Algee (H., j?'.) 123.40 
 
 Sammy Tubbs, the boy doctor. Foote (E.B. ) 4 v. 196.25 
 Samuels (Adelaide F. ) Daisy Travers ; or the girls of 
 
 Hive hall '245.98 
 
 Sanctuary (The) ; a story of the civil war. Nichols 
 
 (G. W.) 233.40 
 
 Sand (George), pseud. See Dudevant (A. L. A. D. ) 
 S.iND (Maurice), pseud. See Dudevant (J. F. M. A.) 
 
 Sandeau (Jules). Seagull rock 244.61 
 
 SASD-hills of Jutland. Andeesen (H. C.) . . 122.12 
 
 Sanfoed and Merlon. Day(T. ) 172.09 
 
 Sans Merci. Lawrence (G. A. ) 222.50 
 
 S.\r.itooa in 1901. Landon (M. D.) . . . . 222.19 
 Saechedon ; a legend of the great Queen [Semiramis]. 
 
 Melville (G. J. Whyte) 235.70 
 
 Sargent (Epes). Peculiar 244.65 
 
 Saetaroe : a tale of Norway. Maitland (J. A. ) 225. 15 
 Sabtoeis (J/r.s. A. K. ) Medusa 244.74 
 
 — Week in a French country house. . . . 244. 76 
 Sat.anella. Melville (J. G. Whyte). . . . 231.55 
 .Satansioe ; or, the Littlepage Mss. Coopek (J.F.) 164. 15 
 Saundees(J. ) Abel Drake's wife 245.02 
 
 — Bound to the wheel 245.03 
 
 — Hirell 245.06 
 
 — Israel Mort, overman '245.00 
 
 — Martin Pole 245.04 
 
 — Shadow in the house 245 05 
 
 Saundees (Katherine). Gideon's rock. . . . 245.95 
 
 — The haunted crust, eic "245.01 
 
 Same. In Little classics, v. 5. . . . 226.87 
 
 BROOKLYN MKROANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 FICTION : Saunders to Seacllff. 
 
 519 
 
 — The high mills 245.9G 
 
 Sauzade (John S. ) Garret Van Horn ; or, the beggar 
 
 oil horsebuck 245.07 
 
 — Mark Gildiirsleeve 245.91 
 
 Savaoe (II. W.) Bachelor of the Albany. . . 245.08 
 -— Falci>u family ; or, yoimg Irelaud. . . . 245. 0'J 
 
 — My uncle, thje curate 245.10 
 
 — Reuben Meillicott ; or, the coming man. . 245.11 
 
 — Woman of business 245.92 
 
 Savaoe (Mrs. W. T.) Miramichi [or Adfele Du- 
 bois] 231.89 
 
 SiXE Holm's stories, [anon.} 214.99 
 
 Saxerford. May (E.J.) 231.50 
 
 Say and seal. Waeneb (S. and A. B.) . . . 263.12 
 S.4.YINOS of Dr. Bushwhacker. Cozzens (F. S.) 165.15 
 
 SoALP hunter.-). Beid (Majiie) 242.58 
 
 SoAPEQOAT (The). By Leo, pfieud 244.95 
 
 Scarlet letter. Hawthorne (N.) .... 212.61 
 ScARBON (P. ) Whole comical works. . . . 245.18 
 ScATiERGooD family. Smith (Albert). . . . 252.68 
 Scenes in Aikausaw. Thorpe (T. B.) . . . 261.91 
 Scenes in JuJea (Julian, or). Ware (W.) . . 262.67 
 Scenes of clerical life. Eliot (George). . . 184.06 
 Sceptres and crowns. Warner (Susan). . . 263.24 
 ScHEFER (Ljopold). Artist's married life ; being that 
 
 of Albert Diirer 215.12 
 
 SoHiLLER (J. C. F. von). The npparitionist. Sport of 
 
 destiny. The criminal. Fraternal magnanimity. 
 
 [7h KoscoE (T.) German novelists, V. 3.] 244.18 
 
 — Dishonoured irreclaimable 213.82 
 
 — Ghost seer ; or, npparitionist 50G4.27 
 
 SoHMELZLES joamey to Fliitz. Kichter (J. P. F. ) 
 
 151.13 ; 3587.01 
 
 ScH5nD(H. ) Hibermeister 244.86 
 
 ScaoLAR and the trooper. Hetgate (Hev. W. E.) 213.24 
 So aoNBERO-GoTTA family. [Charles (Jfcs. E. )] 153.10 
 School days at Rugbv. Hughes (Thomas). . 214.43 
 SCH03L for fathers. Gwynne (T.) .... 212.03 
 School for politics. Gayarre (C.) .... 194.16 
 
 ScaooL of life. Howrri (A. M.) 214.20 
 
 SoaooLCRAFT ( H. R. ) The myth of Hiawatha, and other 
 
 oral legends of the Indians 3816.06 
 
 Schoolmaster of Abbaoh. By Van Horn, pseud, of 
 
 Oertel(\V.) 262.88 
 
 Schoolmaster's (The) trunk. Diaz (Mrs. A.M.) 174.40 
 Schooner Mary Ann. Abbott (Jacob). . . 111.58 
 SoaiicKiNQ (Levin). Fire and flame. . . . 251.78 
 Schwartz (M. S.) Birth and education. . . 244.90 
 
 — Gerda ; or the children of work. From the 
 
 Swedish 244.96 
 
 — Gold and name 214.89 
 
 — Guilt and innocence 241.91 
 
 — Sou of an organ-grinder. . 244.88 
 
 — Two family mothers 244.94 
 
 — Wife of a vain man 244.93 
 
 Science in story. Foote(E. B.) 4 v. ... 196.25 
 Scott (Lddv C. L.) Trevelyan 245.19 
 
 — Pride of life 245.14 
 
 Scott (J. F. ) Bruder Bones' book of stump 
 
 speeches 245.13 
 
 Scott (M.) Cruise of the Midge 245.16 
 
 — Tom Cringle's log 245.17 
 
 Scott (6V Walter). Abbot 245.22 
 
 — Anns of Geierstein 245.23 
 
 — Antiquary 245. 28 
 
 — Betrothed 245.29 
 
 — Black dwarf. 245.31 
 
 — Bride of Lammermoor. 245. 33 
 
 — Castle Dangerous. [T. of a grandfather. 1st s.] 245.36 
 
 — Chrouieles of the Canongate. 1st series. Highland 
 
 widow. Two drovers. Surgeon's daughter. 215.37 
 
 Same. 2d series. Fair maid of Perth, or St. 
 
 Valentino's day 215.80 
 
 — Count Robert of Paris 245.39 
 
 — Fair maid of Perth ; or, St. 'Valentine's day. 215.80 
 
 — Fortunes of Nigel 215.42 
 
 — Guy Mannering 245.43 
 
 — Heart of Mid-Lothian 245.46 
 
 — Highland widow 245.29 
 
 — Ivanhoe , 215.51 
 
 Same. Condensed by E. Johnson. . . 156.01 
 
 — Kenilworth 24.J.52 
 
 — Laird's Jock 24.).37 
 
 — Legend of Montrose 215.31 
 
 — Monastery 245.57 
 
 — My Aunt Margaret's mirror. Tapestried chamber. 
 
 The Laird's jock 245.37 
 
 li'otr. — Three ebort etories contributed tu Horials, and 
 usually printed with CimoHiCLEK of ttie Oanungatu. I 
 
 — Old Mortality ■J45.:U ; 24.J.5H 
 
 — Peveril of the peak 245,60 
 
 — Pirate 245.65 
 
 — Quentin Durward 245.6s 
 
 — Red Gauntlet 245.71 
 
 — Rob Roy 215.74 
 
 — St. Ronan's Well 215.75 
 
 — St. Valentine's day :i45.b0 
 
 — Tales of my landlord. 4 serios, [more generally 
 
 known as : -] 
 
 1. Black dwaif, and Old Mortality 215.31 
 
 2. Haart of Midlothian 215 4U 
 
 3. Bi'ide of Laiuuierimior, and Legend <if IMoutroae. 215.311 
 
 4. Count ltol>eit of Paris, and Castle Dangerous. . . 245 39 
 
 — Tales of a grandfather. 4 series. . . . 472.06 
 
 1.3. Scotland. | 4. Franco. 
 
 — Talisman 245.76 
 
 — Waverley 215. b3 
 
 — Woodstock 215.84 
 
 i\oU.— For au analysis of characters, incidents, etc.. in 
 Scott's iiuveis. see Cornish's Waverley Manual. . . 245.8S 
 
 The following table gives, in hruj, the time, the place, 
 and some of the chief characters in Ibe various novels : 
 
 Count HobiTt of Paris, lUUO. Crusades, and ilastern em- 
 pire under Alexia ComnenuB, 
 
 Bt^trothtd. 1187. Marches of Wales in the time of the 2d 
 crusade. 
 
 Talisman. 1193, Coeur-de-Lion. Salailin. The crupades. 
 
 Ivankoe. 1194. Cceui--de-Lion. Templars. Itobin Hood. 
 Rebecca the Jewess. 
 
 t'astl.' Danytrous. 1306-7. Douglas castle, Scotland. 
 
 Fair Maid of Perth. 1402. Siottish. King Robert III. 
 
 Qiienlui Durward. 1470. France. Netherlandu. Louis 
 XI. Charles the Bold. 
 
 A nite of Geierstein. 1474-7. France. Burgundy. Charlea 
 the liold. Margaret of Anjou. The Vehmic tribunal. The 
 Switzera. 
 
 Monastery. 1559. etc. Avenel castle. 'White lady of 
 Aveuel. Sir Pierce Sliaftou, the euphuist. Scotland. 
 
 Abbot. 1568. Mary, Queen of Scots. 
 
 Kenilwortfi. 1575, Queen Elizabeth. £ail of Leicester. 
 Amy Kobsait. 
 
 Lairds Jock. 1600, Scottish. 
 
 Fortunes of Nigel. 1620 James I. of England and court. 
 Richie Mouiplies. George Heriot. 
 
 Legend of Montrose. 1645-6. Scottish. Marquis of Mont- 
 rose. Duke of Argyl. Du^^ald Dalgettv. 
 
 Woodstock. 1652. Cromwell, Charfea II, 
 
 Peveril of tlie Peak. 16i;0 80, Court of Charles II. 
 
 Old Mortality. 1679 9i I. Scotch Covenaut.rj. 
 
 Pirate. 1700. Zetland and Orkney. 
 
 Aunt Margaret's mirror. 1700. Scottish. 
 
 Bride of Lammermoor. 1700. Scottish. Ravenawood. 
 Caleb Balderstoue. 
 
 Black dwarf. 1708. Scottish Jacobites. 
 
 Bob Roy. 1715. English aud Scotch Highlanders. 
 
 Heart if Mid-Lothian. 1736-51. Scotch. Jeanie Deans. 
 Pvirteua mob. 
 
 n'aiierley. 1745. Scottish. Cbarle.^ Edward, the Pre. 
 tender. Jacobite rebellion. 
 
 Highland widow. 1755. Scottish. 
 
 Surgeon's daughter. 1750-70. England and ludia. 
 
 Guy Mannering. 1750-70 Scottish. Dirk liatteraick. 
 Meg Merrilee. Dominie Sampson. 
 
 Two drovers. 1765. Scottish. 
 
 Bedgauntlet. 1770. Charles Edward, the Pretender. 
 
 Tapedried chamtier. 1780. English. 
 
 Anti.juary. 1798, Scottish. Edie Ochiltrie. Jonathan 
 Oldbuck. Mucklebaekits. 
 
 St. Ronan's ivell. 18U0. Manners of Scott's day. Clara 
 Mowbray. Meg Dods. 
 
 ScouRiNQ of the white horse. Hughes (T.) . 214.44 
 ScoDT ; or, the black riders of Congaree. Simms 
 
 (W. G.) 252.37 
 
 Screamers. Twain (Mark). [Clejiens (S. L. )] 15.5.16 
 ScROPE ; or the lost librarj*. Perkins (F. B. ) . 241.00 
 ScuDDER (H. E) Doings of the Bodley family. 251,04 
 
 — Dream children 251,03 
 
 — Dwellers in five sisters' court 251.00 
 
 — Stories from my attic 251.02 
 
 Sea and shore. Optic (Oliver^ 112.H 
 
 Sea and shore. Warflei.d (J/i.s. C. A.) . . 262.82 
 Seaboard parish. MacDon*ld (George). . . 224.66 
 Seacliff ; or the mystei-y of the Wcstervelts. De For- 
 est (J. W.) 17-2.12 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUXHOa'S NAME, the first pirl of the TITLE, an 1 t'ao NUMBER.
 
 520 
 
 FICTION 
 
 DiguU Rock fo Sherwood. 
 
 SEAonLL rock. Sandeao (J. ) 2 14. 61 
 
 Sea lions. Cooper (J. F. ) 1(J4. 16 
 
 Sea of ice. St. John (P. B.) 214.71 
 
 Sealsfleu) (Cuarlesi. pseud. S-C Postel (Karl). 
 Sea-spbay: a Long Island village. WicKHAM (M.) 263.fi6 
 Search for the Grjel. GoDDAitD(J. ) . . . iy.5.32 
 Seable (Januiiry), pseud. S-e Phillips (Gaorge S. ) 
 Seabs (E. H. ) Pictures of the olden time, as shown 
 in the fortunes of a family of the [Plymouth] pil- 
 grims 251.(18 
 
 Se.awaed's shipwreck (Sic E Iwardi. Pobteb{J. ) 507-5,2(i 
 oECOND-cocsiN Sarah. Robinson (,F. W. I . . 2 13.7::! 
 Second Mrs. Tillotson. Pitzgee.ujj (.P.) 3 v. 191. :iO 
 
 Second to none. Grant (James) 216.07 
 
 Second wife. Maelitt (E.) 225. 72 
 
 SECOND-THonoHTS (Solo'-Qou). See Kennedy (John P. ) 
 Secbet memoirs of illustrious princess. Ago (J. ) 113.2'J 
 Secbet of happiness. Feydeao (E.) 2 v. . 191.34 
 Secret of the convent and confessional. Wright 
 
 {.Mrs. J. M'N.) 2(i7.09 
 
 Secret of the island. Verne (Jules). . . . 26 5.87 
 
 Secbet passion. Williams (B. F.) 3 v. . . 2i'j4.02 
 
 bj:DowicK {Miss C. M. ) Clarence, or, a tale of our 
 
 own time 25 1.2 J 
 
 — Lin woods ; or, "sixty years since." 2 v. . 251.10 
 
 — Live and let live ; or domestic service . . 251.12 
 
 — Love token for childreu 251.13 
 
 — Mirried or siugle. 2v 251.14 
 
 — Means and ends ; or, self-training. . . . 251.16 
 
 — New England tale, and miscellanies. . . 251.17 
 
 — Poor rich man, and rich poor mau. . . . 2'il.l8 
 
 — Stories for young persons 251.19 
 
 — Tales aod sketches 251.21 
 
 Sedgwick (James). Timon, but not of Athens. 
 
 [fijioii.] 2 T 256.08 
 
 Sedgwick {Mrs. T.) Walter Thomley ; or, a peep at 
 
 the past, [anon.l 251.2.2 
 
 Sedley (Henry). Daugerfield's rest. . . . 171.30 
 
 — Marian Kooke 251.2 ! 
 
 Seed time and harvest. ABTHnB(T. S.) . . 123.16 
 Seed time and harvest. Keuteb (Fritz). . . 213.03 
 Seefeld (C), pseud. See Postel (Karl). 
 
 Seek and find. Optic (Oliver) 113.01 
 
 Seeking his fortune, aad other dialogues. Algee (H., 
 
 jr.) ftfiii Cheney (0. A.) 121.34 
 
 Seemiilleb (Jfi-s. A. M. C.) Emily Chester. . 165.22 
 
 — Opportunity 165.23 
 
 — Reginald Archer. 165.24 
 
 Select popular tales. Haufp (Wilhelm). . . 212.51 
 
 Self. Goue (3/r9. C.) 211.30 
 
 Self-conteol. Bbdnton ( M. B. ) 143. 27 
 
 Self-love; or the afternoon of single life.[«[uo)i.] 251.21 
 
 Self-made. Welty(E. A.) 263. J8 
 
 Self-eaised. Sodthwobth {Mrs. E. D. E. N. ) 251.81 
 SEt,F-s.icaiFicE. Oliphant (J//.S. M. O. W. ) . 231.20 
 Semi-attached couple. [Eden (/fj/t. Emily).] 181.24 
 Semi-deiiched house. [Eden' (ifoii. EmUy).] 181.25 
 Sense and seusibility. Adsten (Jane). . . . 125.17 
 Sentimental journey. Sterne (Lawrence). . 251.03 
 Septimius Felton, or the elixir of Ufe. Hawthorne 
 
 (N.) 212.67 
 
 Sethos (Life of). [Tebeasson (J.)] .... 5713.15 
 SEroN(W. ) Romance of the Charter Oak. . 251.25 
 Settlers at home. Martineau (Harriet). . . 231.37 
 Settlees in Canada. Marry at (Florence). . 225.62 
 Seven champions of chiistsndom. Johnson (R.) 251.66 
 Seven daughters. Douglas (A. M.) .... 176.31 
 Seven hills (The). DeMille(J.) .... Ir2.42 
 Seven sous of mammon. .Sala (G. A.) . . • 241.60 
 Seven stories, with basement and attic. Mitchell 
 
 (D. G.) 232.07 
 
 Seven years, and other tales. Kavanagh (J.) 221.51 
 
 Seveso.aks. Holland (J. G.) 213.71 
 
 Severn (E.) Aime Hathaway ; or, Shakspeare in 
 
 love. 3 V 251.26 
 
 Sewell (E. M.) Amy Herbert 251.29 
 
 — Cleve HaU 251.30 
 
 — Eirl's daughter. 251.31 
 
 — Experience of life 251.32 
 
 — Gertr.ide 251.33 
 
 — Glimpse of the world 2)1.31 
 
 — Ivors. 2 V 251.35 
 
 — KatherJne Ashton. 2v 251.37 
 
 — Laneton parsonage. 3 v 251.39 
 
 — Margaret Percival. 2 v 251.42 
 
 — Ursula. 2 V 251.44 
 
 — Walter Loiimer. 251.46 
 
 Seymode (^IZj-a-. Mary H.) Ivecompcnse. . . . 246.05 
 Shabby genteel story. TH.iCKERAY ( \V. M. ) . 255.49 
 
 Same, /n /iw Miscellanies, v. 4. . . . 255.60 
 
 Shades of character. Woodroofe (A.) 2 v. . 265.04 
 SH.iDow in the house. Saunders (J.) . . . 245.05 
 Shadow of Ashlydyat. Wood {Mrs. Heury). . 264.68 
 SH.1DOW uf Moloch mounbiin. Austin {.Mrs.J.G. ) 125.21 
 Shadow of the sword. Buchanan (R.) . . . 143.26 
 Shadows on the snow. Faejeon (B. L. ) . . 196.09 
 Shady side ; or, life in a parsonage. HuBBijix 
 
 {Mrs. M. S.) 214.40 
 
 Shakspe:vee and his friends. Williams (R. F. ) 264.05 
 Shakspeabe in love i^Auue Hathaw.iy ; or). Sevebn 
 
 (Emma). 3v 251.26 
 
 Shaespebe : the poet, the lover, the aelor, the man. 
 
 CUBLING (H ) 3v 171.16 
 
 Shakspeee (Tales from). Lamb (C. (/ji^Z M. ) . 222.32 
 Shakespeaee's heroines (Girlhood of). Clarke (Mary 
 
 Cowdeu). ■ 2v 155.10 
 
 Shambock and thistle. Optic (Oliver). [Adams 
 
 (W. T.)] 113.02 
 
 Shannons ; or, from darkness to light. Faequhaeson 
 
 (M.) 191.09 
 
 Shaw (H. W.) Everybody's friend ; or Jo.sh Billings' 
 
 eucyclopmdia of wit and humor. . . . 251.72 
 
 — Josh Billings— his sayings 251.47 
 
 — Josh Billings on ice, and other things. . . 251.48 
 She loved him madiy. Boeys (G.) .... 135.02 
 
 Sheaves of love. Pb.\tt (L. J.) 235.59 
 
 Sheer off. A. L. 0. E., pseud. o/Tuckee (C.) 121.22 
 Shelley (lf/-.v. M. W.) Falkner 251.49 
 
 — Frankenstein ; or, the modern Prometheus. 251.50 
 
 — Lodore. 3 v 251.52 
 
 Sheltebn. Coningsby (C. ) 163.1)2 
 
 Shelton (F. W. ) Peeps from a beh'ry. . . 2543.03 
 
 — Rector of St. Bardolph's 251.55 
 
 — Salander and the dragon 251.56 
 
 — Up the river 251. -57 
 
 Sheppaed (Mrs. Edwin). "Judge not;" or, Hester 
 
 Power's girlhood 251.58 
 
 Sheppaed (E. S.) Almost a heroine. . . . 251.59 
 
 — Charles Auchester ; a memorial 251.6U 
 
 — Counterparts ; or, the cross of love. . . . 251.61 
 
 — Rumor 251.62 
 
 Sheppaed (F. H., U. S. iV. ) Love afloat : a story of the 
 
 Ameriean navy 251.63 
 
 Sheppaed Lee. Bied (R. M.) 2v 251. f4 
 
 Shekbrooke. [Goodwin (.1//-.S'. H. B.)] . . . 251.67 
 Sherwood (3/;-.?. M. M.) Roxobel. 3 v. . . 251.68 
 
 — Works. 16 V. 252.01 
 
 Contfnts : V. 1. Henry Miluer. 
 
 2 The Faircliild family. OrpliatiB of Normaudy. Ttie 
 latter days. 
 
 3. Little Henry and his bearer. Little Lucy and her 
 dbaye. Sergeant Dale, his daughter, and the orphan Mary. 
 History of Snaau Gray. Liuy Clare. The hedge of thorns. 
 The recaptured uegro. Susannah, or the three gnardiuna. 
 TheophUus and Sophia. Abdaliah, or the merchant uf 
 Bajidad. 
 
 4. The Indian pilgrim. The broken hyacinth. The little 
 woodinau. The babes in the wood. Ciara StepheuH. 
 Golden clew. Katberiue Seward. Mary Aune. The iron 
 cage. The little beggars. 
 
 5- The infant's progress. The flowers of the forest. 
 Juliana Oaliley. Ermiua. Emancipation. 
 
 6. The governess. The little Momiere. The stranger at 
 home. Pere La Chaise. English Mary. My uncle Timothy. 
 
 7. Tlie nun. Intimate Irieuds. My aunt Kate. Emme- 
 liue. Obedience. The gipsy babes. The basket maker. 
 The bultertly. Aluue. Procrastination. The mourning 
 queen. 
 
 8. Victoria. Arzomnund. The birth. lay present. The 
 errand boy. The orphan br)y. The two sisters. Juliau 
 Percival. Edward Mansfield. The infirniary. Mrs Cather- 
 ine Crawley. Joan, or trustwortliy. The young forester. 
 The bitter sweet. Common errors. 
 
 9-12 Tlio lady of the manor. 
 
 13. Ttie mailcoach. My three uncles. The old lady's 
 complaint. Tiie shepherd's fountain. The hours of in- 
 fancy. Eronomy. " Hoc age '' Old things and new things. 
 The Smss cottage. Obstinacy punished. The infant's 
 grave. The father's eye. The red book. Dudley castle. 
 
 BROOKLTN MERCANTILE LIBHARY,
 
 FICTION : Sherwood lo Six. 
 
 521 
 
 Ths happy granJmjtber. Tb-i Bloasad family. My guil- 
 mother. Tha useful liltls girl. Oaioliue llDidamit Le 
 Pavre. The peuuy tr.ict. Tha pottais' cnraiu'in. The 
 china manufactory. Emily and her brnthers. 
 
 14. TUemoultof Cimies. TheDsaiy. Th" Rmian baths. 
 Saint H'jspioa. The violet leaf. The couvaut of St. Cliiir. 
 
 15. Henry Milner. Sabbath.s on tlie i-ontinaut The Idiei-. 
 
 16. John Mai'tiu, a Beipiel to Henry Miluer. 
 SHipriNG for himself. Alger (H, >r.) . . . 123.44 
 SmFiLEiS folks. Goldsmith (Chiistabel). [Smith 
 
 (Fannie N.l] 254.88 
 
 SuiLLABER (B. P.) Knitting work ; wrought by Ruth 
 Partington .... 25i.l8 
 
 — Life and sxyings of Mrs Partington. . . . 202.17 
 
 — P.irtiugtouian patchwork. ... . . 251.17 
 
 San-oa. J.\Y (W. L. M.) Woodruff cJ. L. M.) 215.91 
 Ship ahoy ! a yam in 36 cable lengths. . . . 256.01 
 
 Shipp(-T.> Eastern story teller 251.73 
 
 Sh[R.\. [annn.] 252.19 
 
 Shirley. Bell (Currerl. [Bronte (Charlotte).] 142.11 
 Shirley Hall asylum. Gileebt ( W. ) . . . 194.37 
 Shoebwders of New York. Wright ( .Ifr.s-.J.MoN. ) 264.88 
 SaoBM.iKERS village. Holee.voh (Henry). [Rand 
 
 (W. B.)] 2v 241.92 
 
 Shoep.vc rcoUections. M.U!CH (Walter). [Willcox 
 
 (Orlaido B. )] 225.35 
 
 Short stories. Dickens (Charles) 174.25 
 
 Short stories for spare moments. From Lippiucott's 
 
 magazine, 1869 251.80 
 
 Cml--iits- Kip (L.) " .Mas. poor E'lo-'t I " TuoMiS (A.) 
 Lady Houghton's mistake. Hosmer (M.) To please aunt 
 Martha. McK.\y (J. T.) Raulook branch. Putlitz (O. zu|. 
 The forget-me-not. Davis (L. C.) A wre.-k upon the shore. 
 Spqfford (H. p.) The striiiige passentieis. Dorset (D. B.l 
 Love and ghosts. Kereven (K. P.) "Loyal en tout." 
 WiL-soN (R ) The legend of Ball's lake. Brewster (A.) 
 Vox humana. Owen (R. T>.) Willie's wife. Pool (M. L. 
 Made whole. Dorsev (D. B.) Love on the Ohio. 
 SaoRTFiELD (Luke), pseud. The Western mer- 
 chant 251. R4 
 
 SnouLDER-straps. Morford(H. ) 232.27 
 
 Shsimpton (C.) LiUian ; or, a woman's endur- 
 ance 251.89 
 
 Sibyl iS'ee also Sybil. 
 
 Sibyl Hiintiugtoii. Dorr (J/i's. J. R.) . . . 175.13 
 Sidney (Edwa-'d William), pseud. See Tucker (B.) 
 Sidney (Sir P. ) Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia. 5066.06 
 Sidney De Gray , or, the rival school boys. [Wise 
 
 (D.)] 222.35 
 
 SiDiiEY Elliott. Nausu-vn (51. D ) . . . . 232.87 
 SiDNia Adrianoe. Douglas (A. M ) . . . . 175.09 
 SiDONii, the sorceress. Meinhold (W.) . . 231.59 
 SiDONiE. Daudet (A.) From the French. . 171.66 
 SiE3E of Vienna, a hist, romance. Picbleb (C. G.) 
 
 /)i Waldie library, V. 5 5078.19 
 
 Sights and insights. Whitney (J/rs. AD. T.) 2v. 263.72 
 SiGNA. OniDA, pseud, of Rame (L. de lat. . . 172.57 
 SioNAL-man. Dickens (C. ) In Little classics, v.8. 226.95 
 SiGOURNEY (Mrs. L. H.) Myrtis ; with other etchings 
 
 and sketchings. = 252.20 
 
 SiKEs (W. Wirt). One poor girl 252.86 
 
 SiKEs (Olive Logan, Mrs. Wirt). Chateau Frissac, or 
 home scenes in France 224.21 
 
 — They met by chance. 223.97 
 
 Silas Barnstarke Gwynne (Talbot). . . 212.01 
 
 Silas Mamer. Eliot (George), pseud, of Lewes {Mrs. 
 
 M. E. ) 184.05 
 
 Silcote of Silcotes. Kingsley (Henry). . . 222.06 
 
 Silen'T partner. Phelps (E.S.) 235.43 
 
 Silent struggles. Stephens (Mrs. A. S.) . . 253.72 
 
 Silent witness. Yates (E.) 265.77 
 
 Silent woman. Author of King's cope, etc. . 252.21 
 
 Silver cord. Brooks (Shirley) 14'2.21 
 
 Silver lake ; or, lost in the snow. Ballantyne 
 
 (11. M.I . 131.28 
 
 Silver pitchers and Independence. Alcott (L.M.)r22.32 
 Silver skates (HansBrinker ; or). Dodge (^Ifiss 
 
 XL M.) 175.19 
 
 Silver threads. JIcKeeveb (H. B.) . . . 225 03 
 Silverdale (Lumina), pseud. An orphan in the Old 
 
 Dominion 251.76 
 
 SiLVERPEN, pseud. See Metetard (Eliza). 
 StLVERWOoD ; a book of memories, [anon.] . 252.22 
 Silvia. Katanaoh (J.i 221.56 
 
 SiMMS (W. G. ) Beauchainpe ; or, the Kentucky 
 
 tragedy 252.23 
 
 — Border beagles ;» tnle of Missitisippi. . . 252.24 
 
 — Carl Werner ; with other tales of imagination. 2 v. 
 
 in 1 2.52.27 
 
 — Cassique of Kiawah ; a colonial romance [South 
 
 Carolina, 1G84]. . , 252.25 
 
 — Charlemout ; or, the pride of the village ; a tale of 
 
 Kentucky 2.52.26 
 
 — Confession ; or, the blind heart 252.27 
 
 — Damsel of Darien . 253.51 
 
 — Eutaw ; a sequel to the Forayers (6) . . 252.29 
 
 — Forayers ; or, the raid of the dog-days. (5) 2.52.30 
 
 — Guy Rivers , a tale of Georgia 252.31 
 
 — Katharine Walton ; a romance of the revolution in 
 
 S. C. (4) 252.32 
 
 — Mellichampe ; a legend of the Santee. (2) 252.33 
 
 — Partisan ; s tale of the revi lutinn. (1) . . 252,35 
 
 — Pelayo : a story of the (iotb. 2 v. in 1. 
 
 — Richard Hurdis ; a tale of Alabama. . . 
 
 — Sco'it ; or, black riders of Congaree. (3) 
 
 — Vasconcelos, a romance of the new world [De Soto 
 
 and his followers. 1538] 252.38 
 
 — Wigwam and the cabin 252.39 
 
 — Woodcraft ; or, hawks about the dove-cote. 252.40 
 
 — Yemassee ; a romance of Carolina. . . . 252.41 
 
 Note. — The numerals which follow certain of the abova 
 titles indicate the order of succession oi the lluvolutiouary 
 series. 
 SiMONDS (W.) Aim well stories. 
 
 252.28 
 252.36 
 252.37 
 
 7v. . 
 Marcus, 
 .lesse. 
 Jerry. 
 
 252.43 
 
 E.) 
 
 215.0S 
 
 1 Oscar. 
 
 2. ClintoD. 
 
 3. Ella. 
 
 4. Whistler. 
 Simple story. Inchbald {Mrs. 
 
 Simpleton (A.) Reade (Charles) 212.29 
 
 Simplicity and fascination. Beale (A.) . . 133.05 
 Sinclair (C.) Beatrice 252.50 
 
 — Count'-y hospitalities ; or, lord and lady Bar- 
 
 court 2.52.52 
 
 — Flirtations in fashionable life 252.53 
 
 — Holiday house. . . 252.54 
 
 — Jane Bouverie, and how she became an old 
 
 maid 252.55 
 
 — Modern society ; cr, the march of intellect. 252.56 
 
 — Mysterious marriage; or. Sir Edivard Graham. 252.57 
 Singleton Fontenoy. Hannay (J. ) . . . . 212.40 
 
 Sink or swim. Alger (H., jr. ) 121.37 
 
 SiNTBAM and his companions. Fouque (F. H. K. de la 
 
 Motte) 19-2.31 
 
 Sib Amyas Leigh (Westward ho ! or). Kinosley 
 
 (C.) 221.74 
 
 Sir Andrew Wylie. Galt (John) 193.26 
 
 Sir Bernard Gaston ; or, the secret of Moultree hall. 
 
 Smith (J. F.) ... .... 253.05 
 
 Sir Brook Fossbrooke. Lever iCharles). . . 223.60 
 Sir Charles Grandison. Rich.vrdson (Samuel). 243.10 
 Sir Edward Graham (Mysterious stranger.or). Sinclair 
 
 (Catherine). .... '252.58 
 
 Sib Edward Seward's narrative of his shipwreck. Porter 
 
 (Jane) 5075.26 
 
 Sir Gilbert, [anon.] 252.59 
 
 Sir Harry Hotspur. Trollope (Anthony). . 261.74 
 Sir Henry Morgan. Howard (E.) .... 214. IB 
 Sir Ja.'iper Carew. Lever (Charles). . . . 223.61 
 Sir Jasper's tenant. Braddon ( J7i.s'< M. E.) . 135.31 
 Sir Launcelot Greaves. SMOLLirrT (Tobias). . 5067.06 
 Sir No Is heir. Fleming (May Agnes). . . 192.44 
 Sir Roger de Coverley. Addison (Joseph). . 5075.27 
 Sir Rohan's ghost. SporrOBD (H. E. Prescott). 253.58 
 Sir Theodore Broughton. James (G.P.R.) 2 v. 215.76 
 
 SiHES. Trollope (T. A.) 261.86 
 
 Sister Rose. Collins (W.Wilkie) 162.33 
 
 Sis x-ers bye-hours. Ingelow (J.) .... 215.14 
 Sister's story. Craven (Mnie. A.) .... 3044.16 
 Sisters ; or the fatal marriage. Cockton (H. ) 1B1.03 
 
 Six in all. Townsend ( V, F. ) 2t?6.29 
 
 Six mouths hence ; passages from the life of Maria ( 7tM 
 
 Secretan. [Hamilton (C.V.Dakin).] . . 25177 
 Six of one by half a dozen of the other. Sto\ve (H. B. ) 
 
 [and others]. 254.93 
 
 Six to sixteen. EwrNO(J. H.) 186.21 
 
 In aakint; for books, nee the " Book Order, " giving the AUTHOR'S SaMS, the Arst pari of the TITbB, au I the Ni;.MBIiR,
 
 522 
 
 FICTION : Six to Soldier. 
 
 Six years later ; or the taking of the Bastile. Dumas 
 (A.) 181.11 
 
 Skeleton in the closet. Hale (E. E.) In Little classics. 
 V. 5 220.87 
 
 SKETCH-book. Ikvino (Washington). . . . 215.21) 
 
 yKETCHES by Boz. Dickens (C.) 174. 2() 
 
 Sketches from life. Blanchard (L.) 3 v. . 134. 2i 
 Sketches of American character. Hale{.M)-s.S.J.)2I6.22 
 Sketches of olub life, hunting and sporting. . 252.60 
 Sketches of Flemish life. Conscience (H.) . I63.0(i 
 Sketches of foreign novelists. Gordon (G.) . 211.10 
 Sketghlet (Arthur) , pfieud. See Ro.-5E (George). 
 
 Skcrmishing. [Jenkin ( J/i-s. C. )] 221.11 
 
 Skunks iMajor, psmd. ) Great battle of Patch- 
 
 umup 143.33 
 
 Slave of the lamp. North (W.) 233.45 
 
 Slave (The), the serf, antl the freeman. [Same an 
 
 Lake shore]. Souvestke (E.) Tr. by Mrs. C. 
 
 Overend 2:)2.49 
 
 Slaver's adventures. Thomes (W. H. ) . . . 26(i. IG 
 Slaves of the ring ; or, before and after. Koeinson 
 
 (F. W.) 243.6S 
 
 Sleeper (J. S.) ['Hawser Martingale.'] 
 
 — Jack in the forecastle 252. 63 
 
 — Mark Rowland : a tale of the sea 252.62 
 
 Sleepy hollow legend. Irving (W.) In his SUetch book. 2i5.29 
 Slick (Sam), pseud. See Haliburton (T. C.) 
 
 Sup iu the fens, [aiio/i.] 251.79 
 
 S.M-ALL house at AUington. Teollope (A.) . 261.66 
 Smart (C ), «(i((or. Driven from the path. . . 256.32 
 Smart (H.) Breezio Langton 252.92 
 
 — Courtship in 1720 and 1860. Romances of two 
 
 centuries. 253.00 
 
 — Race for a wife 2">2.93 
 
 Smedlet (F. E.) Frank Fairleigh 252.66 
 
 — Harry Coverdale's courtship 252. 70 
 
 — Lewis Arundel 252.64 
 
 — Lorimer Littlegood, esq 252. 65 
 
 Smedlet (M. B.) Linnet's trial, [niion.] . . 223.76 
 
 — Maiden aunt. The Alceste. Dunoombe Parke. Edith 
 
 Kinnaird 132.20 
 
 — Other folk's lives. [ Viz. : Twice lost, and Nina. ] 252. 82 
 
 — Twice lost 262.27 
 
 — Use of sunshine 132.21 
 
 Smith (Albert). Adventures of Christopher Tad- 
 pole 2-.2.67 
 
 — Adventures of Mr. Ledbury 252.75 
 
 — Armoarerof Paris : romance of 15th century. 252.68 
 
 — Fortunes of the Scattergood family. . . . 25'2.68 
 
 — Marchioaess of Brinvilliers 252.4-2 
 
 — Pottleton legacy 252.83 
 
 — Wild oats and dead leaves 252.69 
 
 Smith (Alexander). Alfred Hagart's household. 252.71 
 
 — Dreamtborp. In Little classics, v. 4 22G.86 
 
 — Miss Ooua McQuarrie ; a sequel to Alfred Hagart's 
 
 household 252.72 
 
 Smith ( Miss C. M. ) The Vemeys ; or chaos dis- 
 pelled 252.73 
 
 Smth (E. E.) Three eras of woman's life. . 252.74 
 
 Smith (3r)-4-. E. O.) Bertha and Lily. . . . 2'i2.76 
 
 — Mary and Hugo 252. 77 
 
 — Newsboy 233.34 
 
 Smith (F. LB.) Elm tree tales 253.01 
 
 — Nina ; or, life's caprices 253.02 
 
 Smith (Fanny N.) ['Christabel Goldsmith.'] Brazen 
 
 gates 252.90 
 
 — Shiftless folks 254.88 
 
 .Smith (Hannah). [ ' Hesba Stretton. '] 
 
 — Bede's charity 255 89 
 
 — Cassy 255.92 
 
 — Grew of the Dolphin 255.93 
 
 — D.ivid Lloyd's last will 171.53 
 
 — Doctor's dilemma 255.90 
 
 — Max Kromer ; a story of the siege of Strasburg, 
 
 1870 225.79 
 
 — Nellie's dark days 251.55 
 
 Smith (H.) Adam Brown, the merchant. . . 253.03 
 
 — Arthur Arundel : a tale of the English revolu- 
 
 tion ■ 253.04 
 
 — Love, and Mesmerism 253.05 
 
 — The picnic party. In Little classics, v. 9 226.9G 
 
 Smith ^J. Emerson). O.vkridge: an old time story.2.i3.09 
 
 Smith (J. F.) Alice Arran : 100 ycar.-i ago. [Sequel 
 to Prince Charles.] 251.99 
 
 — Amy Lawrence ; or, freemason's daughter. . 252. 80 
 
 — Banker's secret 251.83 
 
 — Bella Trelawny. [Sequel to Harold Tracy. ] 251.82 
 
 — Charles Vavasseur ; or, outcast heir. . . . 251.85 
 ^— Dick Markham. [Continued iu Lillian.] . 252.78 
 
 — Dick Tarleton. [Continued iu Maiion Barnard. ]25i .87 
 
 — Ellen De Vere. [Sequel to Ha ry Ashtoa.] 2.52.81 
 
 — Frdd Arden ; or, the Jesuit's revenge. . . . 251.88 
 
 — Fred Graham ; or masks and faces. . . . 252.96 
 
 — Fred Vernon ; or, victim of avarice. . . . 251.90 
 
 — Gus Howard. Sequel to Minnie Grey. . . 251.94 
 
 — Harold Tracy. [Continued in Bella Trelawney . ] 252. 97 
 
 — Harry Ashtou. [Continued in Ellen De Vere.] 252.99 
 
 — Henry D3 La Tour ; or, comrades in arms. . 251.86 
 
 — Lady Ashley ; or, rejected inheritance. . . 252.98 
 
 — Lillian ; or, adventures of an heiress. [Sequel to 
 
 Dick Markham.] 252.85 
 
 — Marion Barnard ; or, adventures of an heiress. 
 
 [Sequel to Dick Tarleton.] 251.96 
 
 — Milly Moyne. [S- quel to Philip Blandford. ] 252. 79 
 
 — Minnie Grey. [Continued in Gus Howard.] 252.84 
 
 — Philip Blandford. [Continued iu Milly 
 
 Moyne.] ' 252.95 
 
 — Prince Charles ; or, the young pretender. [Contin- 
 
 ued in Alice Arran. ] 251.98 
 
 — Redmond O'Neil 251.97 
 
 — Rochester ; or, merry days of England. . . 251.92 
 
 — Sir Bernard Gaston 253.06 
 
 — Stanfield Hall 251.93 
 
 — Temptation ; or, the unknown heiress. . . 251.95 
 — ^ The Virgin queen, [i.e. queeu Elizabeth]. . 251.91 
 
 — Woman and her master. 252.94 
 
 Smith (J. H. ) Gilead ; or, the vision of All souls' 
 
 hospital 253.07 
 
 Smith (Julie P.) Chris and Otho. Sequel to AVidow 
 Goldsmith's daughter. (2) 154.11 
 
 — Courting and farming ; or which is the gentle- 
 
 man 254.92 
 
 — His young wife 254.79 
 
 — Married belle, (4) 254.86 
 
 — Ten old maids 254.87 
 
 — Widow Goldsmith's daughter. (1) . . . 252.88 
 
 — Widower (The). (3) 252.87 
 
 Smith (Seba). Major Jack Downing's "Thirty years 
 
 out of the Senate." 253.08 
 
 — Way down east 253.09 
 
 Smith (W.) Thorndale ; or, the conflict of 
 
 opinion 253.11 
 
 Smoke : a Russian novel. Touroeneff (I. S.) 256.23 
 Smoked Glass. Kerb (Orpheus C. ) [Newell 
 
 (R. H. )] 233.39 
 
 Smollett (T.) Ferdinand Count Fathom. . 253.12 
 
 — Humphrey Clinker 253.13 
 
 — Peregrine Pickle 253.14 
 
 — Roderick Random '253.16 ; 5067.04 
 
 — Sir Lancelot Greaves ; and the History and adven- 
 
 tures of an atom 253.17 
 
 Smuggler (The). James (G. P. R. ) . . . . 215.78 
 Snarletyow, or the dog fiend. Marryat(F. ) 225.63 
 Snow image, and other twice-told tales. Hawthorne 
 
 (N.) 212.62 
 
 Snow man. Dudevani (A. L. A. D. ) . . . 175.54 
 
 Snowberries. Cart (Alice) 152.05 
 
 Snowflakes and sunbeams. Ballantyne (H.M. ) 131.26 
 SNow-storm. Wilson (J ) In Little classics, v. 7. . . 226.89 
 
 .Snowed up. Castlemon (H. ) 152.50 
 
 So fair, yet (nUe; or " Pourquoi?" Chavette (E.) 153.38 
 So runsthe world away. Steele (J//n. A. C.) 252.89 
 SoAKE (G. ) Specimens of Genur.n romance. [rt»on.] 
 
 3 V 151.10 
 
 v. 1, The patrleiaiiR. by C. F. van der Vf Ide. 
 
 2. Master Flea, by C, T. A, Hoffiiiaiin. 
 
 3. Tlie blind pasKeiiyer, F. Lauu The adventurer, by 
 A. G. Oehlenschlaeger.The mantle, by B. Naiibert. 
 
 SoAVE(F. ) Novels. iuRoscoE(T. ) Itahun uovt lists, 
 
 V. 4 244.23 
 
 SocML distinctions. Ellis iS. S.) . . . . 183.08 
 
 Sola. Thackerat (A. L) To Esther, ric. . 255.79 
 
 Soldier bov ; or Tom Somers in the armv. Optic 
 
 (Oliver). [Adams (W. T.)] . . . .'. 113.03 
 
 SROOKLYK MEROANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 FICTION : Soldier of Lyons (o Star and a Cloud. 
 
 523 
 
 SoDDiEK of Lyons. Gotle {^[:S. C.) .... 211.31 
 
 Sou)iek's oiphaus. Stephens (Mis. A. S. ) . 253.73 
 
 Soldleb's return. Opie I -U™. A. ) WorkR, v. 1. 23428 
 
 Solitary of Juan Fernandez. Saintlne (J.X.B.) 214.82 
 
 SoLYBiAN and Almena. Langhorne (J. ) . . 222.91 
 
 Some women's hearts. Moulton (L. C. ) . . 232.81 
 
 Somebodt's luggage. Dkkens(C.) .... 17-t.2s 
 
 Somethejo to do. [nnon.'\ 253.93 
 
 SoMMERS (Jiine E. ), pseud, of Jones (Cornelia). 
 
 Heavenward led 253.84 
 
 Son of the orgau-grinder. Schwartz (M. S. ) . 244. 8S 
 
 Son of Ihc soil. [Oliphant {Mrs. M. O. W.)] 253.18 
 
 SoNQ without words. Charles (.1/rs. E.) . . 153.15 
 
 Sooner or later. Brooks (Shirley) 142.22 
 
 Sophomores of Kadcliffe. KelloogiE.) . . 226.14 
 
 Soprano (The). Kingsford (J.) [Barnard (C.)] 221.92 
 
 Sorelli (G.) My opinion of her ! .... 256.36 
 
 Sorrows of Werther. Goethe (J. W. Ton). . 195.18 
 
 SouLE(J/ra. C. A.) Home life 253.19 
 
 — Wine or water 253.20 
 
 South breakers. Spofford {H. P.) In Littlt. claesics, v. 7. 226.89 
 
 South meadows. Disoswat (E. T.) .... 176.02 
 
 South sea bubble. Ains worth (W. H.) . . 115.10 
 
 SouTHEY (Mrs. C.) Chapters on churehyards. 253.22 
 
 SouTHET (Robert). Love story 5075.27 
 
 Southwold. Umsted {Mrs. L. D.I . . . . 202.37 
 
 SouTHwoRTH {3Irs. E. D. E. H.) AUworth abbey. 253.23 
 
 — Artist's love 253.94 
 
 — Beautiful fiend 254.90 
 
 Kote. — For sequel, see Victor's Triumph. 
 
 — Bridal eve 253.24 
 
 — Bride of Llewellyn 253.25 
 
 — Bride's fate. Sequel to Changed brides. . 253.87 
 
 — Changed brides 253.48 
 
 IiToU. — For sequel, see Bride's fate. 
 
 — Christmas guest. . . ' 253.89 
 
 — Cruel as the grave 253.92 
 
 KoU. — For sequel, see Tried for lier life. 
 
 — Curse of CUfton 253.26 
 
 Note. — Same as Fallen jiride. 
 
 — Deserted wife 253.27 
 
 — Discarded daughter 253.28 
 
 — Fair play 253.45 
 
 Kote. — For sequel, see How he won her. 
 
 — Fallen pride ; or the mouutnin girl's lovo. . 254.80 
 
 Note. — Same as Curse of CJiftou. 
 
 — Family doom 253.91 
 
 Note. — For sequel, see Ma;deu widow. 
 
 — Fatal marriage 253.29 
 
 — Fortune seeker 253.30 
 
 — Gipsy's prophecy 253.31 
 
 — Haunted homestead, and other novelettes. . 253.32 
 
 — Hickory hall ; or, the outcasts 253.33 
 
 — How he won her. Sequel to Fair play. . . 253.46 
 
 — India 253.34 
 
 — Ishmael ; or in the depths 254.85 
 
 Note. — For sequel, see Self raised. 
 
 — Lady of the isle 253.35 
 
 — Lost heir of Linlithgow 254.83 
 
 Note. — For sequel, see Koblo lord. 
 
 — Lost heiress 253.36 
 
 — • Love's labor won 253. 37 
 
 — Maiden widow. Sequel to Family doom. . 253. 90 
 
 — Missing bride 253.38 
 
 — Mother-in-law. Sequel to Lost heir of Lin- 
 
 lithgow 253.86 
 
 — Noble lord. 254.84 
 
 — Prince of darkness 253.88 
 
 — Retribution 253.39 
 
 — Self-raised ; or from the depths. Sequel to 
 
 Ishmael 254.81 
 
 — Three beauties 253.40 
 
 — Tried for her life. Sequel ti Cruel as the grave. 254. H2 
 
 — Two sisters 253.41 
 
 — Victor's triumph. Sequel to Beautiful fieud. 254.91 
 
 — Vivia ; or, the secret of power 253.42 
 
 — Widow's son 253.43 
 
 — Wife's victory 253.44 
 
 — and B.ADEN (Mrs. Frances Henshaw). Fatal secret 
 
 and other stories 253.47 
 
 RouTHWOBTH (Mrs. S. A.) Hester Strong's life 
 
 work 253.85 
 
 SouvESTiiE (E. ) An attic philosopher in Paris. [In 
 T. L., V. 21.] 5075.26 
 
 — Confessions of a, working man. [In Traveller'a 
 
 library, v. 21.] .')075.26 
 
 — • Lake-shore ; vr, tlie slave, the Berf, the appren- 
 tice 253.49 
 
 — Leaves from a family journal •J53..52 
 
 — Slau and money 253.51 
 
 — Pleasures of old age 253.21 
 
 — Popular legends of Brittany 253.50 
 
 Sowed by the wind. Kellogo (E.) .... 226.94 
 Sowers not reapers. Maktineau (H.) Iilustrafons of 
 
 political economy, v. 7 231. :13 
 
 Sowing th'3 wind. Linton (Mrs. E. Lynn). . 224.02 
 Sp.un fifty years ago (Elia ; or). Cabaixebo(F.) 145.2m 
 
 Spanish barber. Manning (A.) 2'.i4.98 
 
 Sp.inish cavaliers. S.iDLiEit (Mrs. J.) ... 244.77 
 Spanish match. Ainswoeth (W. H.) . . . 115.12 
 Sp.iNisH papers. Irving (Washington). 2 v. 2533.11 
 
 Spark of gtnius. Kellogg (E.) i:26.13 
 
 Spabeowgrass papers. Cozzens (Frederick S.) 165.16 
 Speaking likenesses. Rossetti (Christina). . '.43.82 
 Specimens of early English romance. Ellis (G.) 183.04 
 Specimens of German romance. <See Soane ( G. ) 151.10 
 Spectacles for young eyes. See Lander (S. W. ) 222. 85 
 Speight (T. W.) Under lock and key. . . . 253. Ii3 
 Spencers ; a story of home influence. Tvno 
 
 (S. H.) 261.93 
 
 Spender (jii's. J. .K. ) Jocelyn's mistake. . . 256.42 
 Spendthrift. Ainswokih (W. H.) , , . . 115.08 
 
 Sphinx. Bayer (K.K.) 132.39 
 
 Sphinx (The); or .Julia de Trecoeur. Feulllet (O. ) 196.21 
 Spicy. Lamb (Mrs. M. J.) . . . . . . . 222.93 
 
 Spielhagen (F.) Hammer and anvil. . . . 253.99 
 
 — Hoheustains 253.97 
 
 — Problematic characters 253.53 
 
 — Through night to light. [Sequel to Problematic 
 
 chariicters. ] 253.90 
 
 — What the swallows sang 253.99 
 
 SpmoLEB (K. ) The Jew 253.55 
 
 Spinstek's story, [anon.l 253.54 
 
 Spiritual Quixote. [Graves (B.)] .... 195.34 
 Spiritualists (The) and the deteciivi-s. Pinkeeton 
 
 (A.) 236.13 
 
 Spofford (H. E. Prescott). 
 
 — .^.mber gods, and other stories. . . . 253.56 
 
 — Azarian, an episode 253.57 
 
 — D'outreniort. /« Little classics, v. 2 22G.84 
 
 — Ray. /n Little classics, v. 11 226.'.'9 
 
 — Rougegorge, etc 244.39 
 
 — Sir Rohan's ghost 253.58 
 
 — South breaker. In LriTLE classics, v. 7 226.89 
 
 — The thief in the night 256.02 
 
 Sponge's sporting tour. Suetijes (R. S. ) . . 213.20 
 Sporting scenes and characters. Herbert i H. W. ) 461 7. 19 
 Spoetsm.an's club series. .Sfe Fosdick (C A.) 152.46 
 Sprees and splashes. Morford (Henry). . . 232.28 
 
 Spring floods. Tourgenefp (L. ) 266.67 
 
 Spbingdale Abbey. Parker (J.) 235.06 
 
 Springer (R. li. i Beechwood 256.05 
 
 Springfield armory. Abbott (Jacob). . . . 111.16 
 Spcytenduyvel chronicle, [atioii.] .... 253.59 
 
 Spy (The). Cooper (J F.) 164.17 
 
 Squanders of Castle Squander. Caeleton (W.) 151.04 
 SQumoB papera. Phoenix (John). [Derby (G.H.t] 173.09 
 Sqitirb Arden. Oliphant (.Ure. M. 0. W. ) . 234.14 
 Squire Trevlyn s heir. Wood (.1/ra. Henry). . 264.<i9 
 
 Squire's legacy. Hay (Mary C.) 212.71 
 
 SrAEL-HoL.sTEiN (A. L. G. N. dc I. Corinne, or 
 
 Italy 253.61 
 
 SxAJin (Madame de): an hist, novel. BaLTE(A. ) 134.23 
 Standish ; a story of oar [civil war]. Hare (R.) 2'i3.62 
 
 Stanfield Hall. SMrrH(J. F.) 25193 
 
 Stan-hope Burleigh. Lestet. (C. E.) ... 223.27 
 .ST.iNi.EY (H. JI.) My Kalvdu, prince, king, and 
 
 slave 256.07 
 
 Stanley Thorn. Cockton (Henry) 161.06 
 
 Stanton (J. S. ) Corry O'Lanus : his view.s and expe- 
 riences. 263. 63 
 
 Star and a heart Chubck (3/is. Ross). . . 154 31 
 Stab and a cloud. Roe(A. S.) 244.05 
 
 luaskiu^'for booka, use the •■ Book Order," t'iviug t'je AOTHOK'.S NAME, the first jiirt of the TITLE, au 1 the NUMBER.
 
 524 
 
 FICTION : star Chamber to Stowe. 
 
 Star chamber. Ainswjktii OV- H. ) 2 v. . . 1:5.09 
 
 Star in the desert. ilACK.vBSfcss (.Jfi'.~-. JI. A. ) viil.3J 
 SriR sririe.s. VU. : — 
 
 Uealy (M.) storm driven 2H.90 
 
 SilAar (ii.) OoartsUip in 1720 and iu laOU. Bo- 
 
 Ijiaace oi t\vo ccutuncs 253.00 
 
 Sl•^^oE (W. iV. F.) Olivia Ealeigli -.'Ki.og 
 
 Sr.iKBn:;s :C. ) H.imptou heights 2")3.61 
 
 SiABLiNa (.Tlie) ; a Scotch story. Macleod (N.) 224.94 
 
 STABBvflig series. *■ Adams (.W- T.) . . • 113.0i 
 
 .iteaiibo.it (The). GALT(.f.) 193.37 
 
 OIEBBIN3 iS. B. ) Anuals of a baby llbAi 
 
 brisELE iJf/-.s-. A. C.) Broken toys 252.91 
 
 — .So ra as the world away 252.89 
 
 Steeple tr.ip (The). Abbott (J.) .... 111.5.J 
 
 Stella nud \'anes.sa. Ouryxis (LkiIi/'D.) . . 211.11 
 Stephen (Sir George). Adveiituris ol an attorney in 
 
 seiroh of priiotics 256- :i3 
 
 Stephen Dane. Douglab (A. M ) 175.17 
 
 Stephens I Ann S.) Bellehood and bondage. . 251.99 
 
 — Bertha's engagement 254.95 
 
 — Carseofgoid 253.65 
 
 — Doubly fal^e 253.66 
 
 — I'ashioa and famine 253.67 
 
 — Gold brick 251.77 
 
 — Heiress of Greenhurst 253. 68 
 
 — Lord Hope's choice 25496 
 
 iVofe. — For sequel, see Old couut63«. 
 
 — Mibel's mistake 253.71 
 
 — Married in haste 253.78 
 
 — Mary Der*ent 253.69 
 
 — NobU woman 253.82 
 
 — Old countess ; a sequel to Lord Hope's choice.2j4. 97 
 
 — Old homestead 253. 7<1 
 
 — Palaces and prisons 253.79 
 
 — Phemie Frost's experiences 251.98 
 
 — Keignmg belle 253. 83 
 
 — K ejected wife 253.71 
 
 — Kuby Gray's strategy 253.76 
 
 — Silent struggles 253. 72 
 
 — Soldier's orphans 253.73 
 
 — Wife's secret 2.}3.75 
 
 — Wives and widows 2i3.77 
 
 Stephens (C. A.) Our young yae'nters' series. 256. U9 
 
 1. Camping out. I J. Off lor tlis Geysers, 
 
 2. Lett ou Labrador. . [ 
 
 — Camping out series 256. 12 
 
 4. Lynx hunting. . C. Ou the Amazoua. 
 
 6. Fox hunting. | 
 Step-mother. jAimg (G. P. B.) 2 t. . . . 215. '79 
 Stepping heavenward. Prentiss (E.) . . . 211.61 
 Steps upward. G.aoe (.!//;>•. F. D. ) .... 193.27 
 SiEBLiNQ (J.) Onyx ring. In las Essays and tales, 
 V. 2 2547.19 
 
 — Tales and apologues. In his Essays and tales, 
 
 V. 2. . f 2547.10 
 
 Stern necessity. Robinson (P. W.) . . . . 213.61 
 Sterne (L.) Life and opinions of Tristram 
 
 Shandy 254.02 
 
 — Seutimeutal journey through France and Italy. 254. 03 
 
 — Story of my vmole 'i'oby 254.10 
 
 Stehnbehq (A. von). The Breughel brothers : [a story 
 
 of the times of Rubens] 254.00 
 
 Steven Lawrence, yeoman. EDW.AaDs (.U/s. A. ) 182.31 
 
 Steward iThe). Cockton (Henry) 161.01 
 
 SrEW-UiT(W.J.) Roughing it with Alick Baillie. 251.01 
 
 Still waters, [anon.] 251.04 
 
 Stilling (.J.H. Jung-). Theobald; or, the fanatic. 2.54.05 
 
 Stimson(A.L.) Easy Nat ; or, three apprentices. 251.06 
 
 Stockton (Frank R. ) Tales out of school. . . 251.59 
 
 — Wnat might have been expected 256. 39 
 
 Stoddard {Sirs. E.) The Morgesoas. . . . 254.07 
 
 — Temple house 254.08 
 
 — Twomou 254.09 
 
 Stoddard (E.H.,e(J.) See 'rEEAsuBE-TROvE series. 267.00 
 
 Stolen mask. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . . 162.34 
 Stolz {M/tdume de), pseud. See Beoon (C'inlesse F.de.) 
 
 Sto.nb (Wm. L.) Tales and ^ketche,^. 2 v. . 254.11 
 
 Stone edge, [anon.] 254.13 
 
 Sto.-«:heart. Aimard (Gustavo) 114.34 
 
 Stone-mason of Saiut Point. Lamabtine (.V. de). 222.31 
 
 Stopping the Uak. [Baker (Jfrs. H N. W. )] 125.02 
 
 SioREHoasE of stories. Ed. by G. M. Youge. . 265.62 
 
 Stories and poems, by mother and daughter. Gllman 
 
 (C. ) ani Jehvey (C. H. ) 1613.33 
 
 Storiks and sketches by our best authors. [a(ion.]254. 14 
 Stories for parents. Aethuk (T. S.) ... 1::3.17 
 Stories lor young hous-keepeis. Abthub (T.S.) 123.18 
 
 Stories from "Blackwood." 254.15 
 
 Cy/i(''riii- .- The first .and last dinner. Malavolti. The iron 
 shroud. The .avenger. The announcements and three 
 ro iins. Nicholas Dimks, ur Iried mackerel lur diiiuer. 
 Fortune-hunting extraordinary. 
 
 Stokie.1 from famous ballads. Gbeenwood (Grace). 
 
 [LiPPiNCoTT (iV/rs. S. J. G.)] 223.86 
 
 Stories from my attic. Scuddeb (H. E. ) . . 251.U2 
 Stories from old English poetiy. Richakdson 
 
 (Abby Sage) 213.11 
 
 .Stories from the Italian poets. Hunt (Leigh). 215.02 
 Siobies of American bte : liy American writers. Ed. 
 
 by M. E. jUitford. 3 v 232. 15 
 
 Stobii's of an old maid. Girabdin ( Mrne E. de). 193.10 
 Stories of English and foreign Ufe. Howiii (W. 
 
 andM.) 214.33 
 
 Stories of French school life Hope (A. R. ), pseud, of 
 
 MoNCElEFFtB. H.) 213.93 
 
 Stobies of frontier adventure in the south and west. 
 
 COOGESHALL (W. E. ) 161.19 
 
 Stories of many linds. Gree>jwood (Grace). [Lippin- 
 
 coTT (S. J. C. )1 224.07 
 
 Stories of Spanish life. Hober (V. A-) . . 214.41 
 Stories of the sea. Cooper (J. F.) .... 164.18 
 .Stories of the wooas. Cooper (.J. F. ) . . . 164.19 
 Stomes of Waterloo. Maxwell (W. H. ) . . 231.46 
 Stobm beaten. Buchanan (R.) and Gibbon (C.) 143.33 
 
 Storm driven. Healy (Mary) 214.90 
 
 SToaMCLiFi' ; a tale of the liighltinds. Walworth 
 
 (M. T.) 262.51 
 
 .Stormy life. Fclleeton (G.) 193.12 
 
 Story (J. P.) Choisy 254.89 
 
 S roE Y (Sidney A. , jr. ), pseud. See Pike ( Mrs. ) 
 Story book for the children. Diaz (Mrs. A. M. ) 174.39 
 Story (The) Lizzie told. Prentiss (J-Zrs. E. ) 241.83 
 Story of a bad boy. Aldrich (T. B.) . . . 121.08 
 Story of a conscript, lsl3. Eeckmann (E.) and 
 
 Ch.atei.an (A.) 183.23 
 
 Story of a feather. Jeerold (Douglas). . . 221.16 
 Story of a honeymoon. Ross (C. H. ) and Clabke 
 
 (A) 2-44.26 
 
 Story of a millionuaire. Mundt (Jlij-s. C. ) . 232.79 
 Stoey of a peasant. Erckmann (E. ) and Chateian 
 
 (A.) 183.41 
 
 Story of a royal favorite. Goee(3//s. C) . . 211.32 
 Stoby of a shower. Decry (A. H.) .... 175.65 
 .Stoby of Elizabeth. '1'hackeray (J/tss A. I.) . 261.01 
 Story of American history. Abbott (J.) Harper's 
 
 story books, v. 5 216.96 
 
 Stoey of ancient history. Abbott (J. ) Hai-per's story 
 
 books, V. 5 216.96 
 
 Story of English history to the American revolution. 
 
 Abbott (J.) Harpi-r'sstory books, v. 5. . 216.96 
 Stoey of Keiiuett. Tayloe (J. Bayard). . . 255.17 
 Stoby of La Roche. Mackenzie (H. ) In Little classics, 
 
 V.3 226.85 
 
 Stoey of my Uncle Toby, etc. Sterne (L. ) Newly 
 
 arranged by P. Fitzgerald 254.10 
 
 Stoey of Sibylle. Feuillet (O.) 191.36 
 
 Story oftheredbookof Appin. Hitchcock(E.A.)213.25 
 .Story of three sisters. Maxwell (C.) . . . 231.17 
 Story of Valentine nnd his brother. Oliphant (Mrs. 
 
 M. 0. W.) 234.99 
 
 Story of Waldemar Krone's youth. Ewald(H. F. )184.11 
 Stoey of wandering WiUie. NoEL(/,a(/^Augu.sta). 254.56 
 
 Stout heart. Kellogg (E.) 226.19 
 
 Stowe (J/i-s. H. E. B.) Agnes of SoiTento. . 254.16 
 
 — Dred, [or Nina Gordon], 2 v 254. 17 
 
 — LitUo foxes 5427.09 
 
 — Mayflower 2-54.19 
 
 — Minister's wooing 254.20 
 
 — My wife and 1 254.23 
 
 — ^ Nina Gordon. [Same as Dred. abom.] . . 2.54.17 
 
 — Old town fire-side stories 251.25 
 
 — Old town folks 253.80 
 
 — Our Charley 254.21 
 
 — Pearl of Oil's island 254.22 
 
 BROOKLYN MEUCAKTILE LIBBARV.
 
 FICTION ; stowe to Tales from Bentley. 
 
 525 
 
 — Pink anil white tyrauuy '2.J3.81 
 
 — Queur liUle puoplo. " 2>t.21 
 
 — bam Lawsou's Old town stories. [Siim':a.i OlJtowa 
 
 flresiilo stories. ] 2o4.'2.3 
 
 — Undo Toiu'.s cabin. 2 v. in 1 25i.'27 
 
 — We aud our ueighbor.i ; or tlio record:^ of au un- 
 
 fasLiouable street 254.94 
 
 — and oihers). Sii of ono by a half-a-dozen of t'lo 
 
 other 2)4.93 
 
 Strait gate. Abboti: (J. ) Harper's story books, 
 
 V. 1 21G.92 
 
 Stranded ship. Davis (L. C.) 171.43 
 
 Stuanue adventures of captain Daugcroiis. Sala 
 
 ((i. A.) 244.6C, 
 
 Stranqe adventures of a phaeton. Black (\V.) 134.37 
 S i-KANOE stories. Hoffman.v (E. T. W. ) . . 213.3S 
 SfRANOE story. Bux,web-Lytion (E. G. E. L. ). 144.'29 
 SraiNGE world. Braddon (Jf/.w M. E. ), . . 135.44 
 
 brBATHEBN. BlESSINOTON (Lrt(Z^). 2 V. . . 134.11 
 
 fcirBATHaoBE ; ov, wrought by his own h:m;l. "Ouida." 
 K.IMB tL. de k) 172.21 
 
 Stbauss (G. F. a.) Tha glory of the house of 
 
 Israel 254.28 
 
 SfBiT Yankee in Texas. Paxion (PhiUp). [Hammett 
 (S. -L)] 212.34 
 
 Stretton (Hesbal, pseudim. .See Smith iHrtnnah). 
 
 Stretton (J.) Margaret and her bridesmaids. 223.36 
 
 — Queen of the county 2U.73 
 
 — Kector's wife 212.33 
 
 Stretton. Kinoslet(H.) 222.07 
 
 S ruETTON's .summer iu Normauuy ^Holiday adveutiiros ; 
 
 or). GAitBiEB ( .Ur.'s. J. ) 19.J.35 
 
 Strickland (Agnes). Old friends and naw acquaint- 
 ances. 2v 254.29 
 
 Catitsnts : Family ghost. Eeiresa of tlie ball Lancelot 
 Corby. Man who carried his owu trundle. Marianne Moore. 
 Uarquis and the mole-catcher. NehemiaU Dowtou, our 
 pariah clerk. Old Hannah Pearson, old Michaelmiia day 
 in the eastern counties. 
 
 — PUgrims ot AValsingham ; or, tales of the middle 
 
 ages 256.21 
 
 — ^ Samj. i/i Waldie library, V. G. . . . 5078.20 
 Strife : a romance of Germany and Italy. Wallace 
 
 (Mrs. E. D.) 262.73 
 
 Strife and peace. Bremer (F.) 141.21 
 
 String of pe^irls. James (G. P. K.) .... 215.81 
 Strive and succeed. Aloeb ( H. , j>. ) . . . 121.39 
 Stbonq aud steady. Alqer (H., jr.) . . . . 121.38 
 Strother (David H.) Virginia ilhisfrated. . 254.31 
 SrBtjQGLE for life. [Hale (J/m- L. P. )] . . 254.32 
 Stbuqgle (The) in Ferrara : a story of the reformation 
 
 in Italy. Gilbert (W.) 194.36 
 
 Struggles for life ; or autobiography of a dissenting 
 
 minister, [nnon.] 3)93.22 
 
 SrBtTOGLEs of Brown, Jones, and IJobinson. Tbollope 
 
 (Anthony) 261.67 
 
 Strotx (Eliz.) Curate and the rector. . . . 171.24 
 SruART of DunleatU. Norton (7/on. J/z-.s. C.) . 233.47 
 Student life abroad (Ilomance of). Kimball 
 
 (R. B.) 221.61 
 
 Student-lipe at Harvard. Tripp (G.H.) . .-254.76 
 
 Student of Salamanca 254.75 
 
 Studies for stories. .S'ee Inoelow (Jean). . . 215.16 
 SruDLEs from life. Cr.uk ( .1/rs. D. M. M. ) .2541.07 
 SruDio (The). Abbott (J.) Harper's story books, 
 
 V. 4 216.95 
 
 Stuyvesant. Abbott (Jacob) 111,08 
 
 Sue (Eugene), .\rtbur 254.33 
 
 — Commander of Malta 25i.34 
 
 — De Rohan: an historical romance. . . . 254.35 
 
 — Matilda 254. 3G 
 
 — Mysteries of Paris 254.37 
 
 — Wandering Jew. 254.41 
 
 Summer drift-wood. Porter (Rose\ . . . 241.53 
 Summer in Leslie Goldthwaite's life [at the White 
 
 Mountains]. [Whit.vey (Mrs. A. 1). T.)] 263.61 
 StTMMEEFiELD (ChaxLs), pseiul. See Arlington (.A. W. ) 
 SuN-maid (The) ; a romance, [anon.] By the author 
 
 of "Artiste," f/c 254.45 
 
 Su.NNYBAN-K. Harland (Marion). [Tebhune (Mrs. M. 
 
 V. H.^] 255.2s 
 
 SuNSY shores. Optic lOliver'. [Adams (W. T. r] 113.34 
 
 Sunny sidi; ; or, the country minister's wife. [Phelps 
 
 (.I/-.S-. E. S. i] 254.46 
 
 Sunny ;Sout 1. Inoiuham iJ. 11.) 215.21 
 
 Su.vsBiNE and shadow. Newby < J/c*. C. J. ) . 233.'i!3 
 Sunshine; or, Kate Vintun. McKeeveb (H.B.) 225.01 
 Subgeon's daughter. Scott (.Sic Walter). . . 215.37 
 SuBBY of Eagle's iipst. Cooke (J. E. ) . . . 163.13 
 SuRTEES i,R. S. ) " A.sk Mamma;" or, the richest 
 commimrr iu England 123.31 
 
 — Haudley on.Ki ; or, .lorrock'sjaunt. . . . 212.38 
 
 ^ Mr. Spon','e s sportni; tour. 213.20 
 
 Simvri'OBs of tU.! Chancellor. Verne (.1.) . . 26().k2 
 Susan Fielding. Edwards ( A/re. Annie). . . 182.33 
 Su.SAN Graj'. Shekwood (M. M.) Works, v. 3. 252.03 
 Susannah. Sherwood (M. M. ) Works, v. 3. 252.03 
 Susie's spectacles. Faith Andsight, [i/s-^uhn.] 114.32 
 SuTHERL.ixDs (The). Harris ( J//i-. M. C. ) . 161.26 
 
 SuT Lovingood. HiEELS(G. W. ) 212.45 
 
 Swallow baru. Kennedy (J. P.) 221. Cra 
 
 SWAS3 of Lir GniFFiN(G.) /» LiiTLE classics, v. I. . 226.83 
 
 Sweat (M. .J. M.) Ethel's love life 254.47 
 
 Swedes i:i Prague. PichleriC.) 211.84 
 
 Sweet bells jangled. Hall (CO.) .... 216.24 
 
 .Swell life at sea. [anon.] 254.48 
 
 Swift (Jonathan). Battle of the books. . . 5074.23 
 
 — GuUiver's travels •254.49 : 5074.23 
 
 — Tale of a tub 5074.23 
 
 "SwiNGiN round the cirkle." Nasey (Petroleum V.), 
 
 /wenJ. (/ Locke (D. R.) 224.16 
 
 Swiss family Robinson. Wyss (J. R. von). 2 v. 265.11 
 
 Switch off. Adams (W. T.) 112.36 
 
 SwoED aud gown. Lawrence (G. A.) . . . 222.51 
 
 Sybaris and other homes. Hale (E. E. ) . . 212.91 
 
 Sybil. .See also Sibyl. 
 
 Sybil ; or, the two nations. Disbaeli (B.) . 175.05 
 
 Sybil's book. Barker (M. A., toii/). . . . 132.06 
 
 Sybil's second love. Kavanaqh (J.) . . . 221.55 
 
 Sydney. .See Sidney. 
 
 Sydnie Adriance. Douglas (A. M.) .... 175.09 
 
 Sylvan Holt's daughter. Lee (Holme). . . 222.69 
 
 Sylvester Sound, the somnambulist. Cockton 
 
 (H.) 161.05 
 
 Sylvesters. Edwards (M. B. ) 182. 42 
 
 Sylvia's lovers. Gaskell (J/re. E. C.) . . . 194.13 
 SvLVLi's world. [Kino (J/i-.s. S. P. )] . . . 254.51 
 Synge (W. W. FoUett). Olivia Raleigh. . . 24i;.(l9 
 Tabor (Eliza). Blue Ribbon 134.22 
 
 — Eglantine 254.70 
 
 — Hope Meredith 254.69 
 
 — .Jeanio's quiet life 221.03 
 
 — Meta's faith . . . . 231.80 
 
 ~ St. Olave's 244, 72 
 
 Tactics ; or, Cupid in shoulder-straps. Deelle (Hear- 
 ten), jiseud. of Gray i J.) 211. 44 
 
 Take a peep. CoBDEN(Pauli 161.31 
 
 T.iKEN at the flood. Braddon (.lfis.9 M. E, ) . 141.03 
 
 Taken upon tru.st. [anon.] 254. .52 
 
 Taking the Bastile ; or six years later. Dumasi .A . ) 181 . 1 1 
 Talba (The); or, Moor of Portugal. Be.4y ( .I/;-.s ) 141.33 
 Talbot (F. ) Through fire and water. . . , 256.46 
 Talbot and Vernon. McConnell (J. L. ) . . 224.55 
 Talcott (Mrs. Goodwin). See Goodwin-Talcott (Mrs. 
 
 H. B.) 
 
 TALEofatub. SwTFT (.Jonathan) 5074.23 
 
 Tale of the Tyne. Martinkad (H.) Diustrations of 
 
 political economy, V. 7. 231.33 
 
 Tale of two cities. Dickens (Charles). . . 174.29 
 T.ALES and romances of the northern nations. Tr. by 
 
 W. H. Leeds. 3 v 255.01 
 
 Tales and sketches. Miller (Hugh \ . . . 23L8G 
 Tales and sketches. Hall (.)//■.«. S. C.) . . 212.23 
 T.iLEs and sketches. Sedgwick ( .If.vs C. M. ) 251.21 
 Taij:s aud sketches. Stone (W.L.) . . . 254.11 
 Tales and sketches of christian life. [Charles 
 
 (Mrs. E.t] 153.12 
 
 Tales and traditions of Hungary. PclszkY(T.) 241. i;9 
 Tales and traditions, chieflv from the t4erman. CoN- 
 
 ntnoham (G. G.) . . " 171.19 
 
 Tales at tea-time. Hugessen (E. II. Knatchbull). 185.40 
 Tales for the marines. Wise (H. .A.) . . . 264.34 
 
 Tales from Alsaoa. [dnon.] 254.74 
 
 Tales from "Ben tlav." 4 v. in 2 254.53 
 
 In askiu;; for booUs, nac tUo " Book Ordor," i'ivlus thii iOTHOB'iJ SAlir., the first i>-irt of tho TIXLE. aud tho NUMBER.
 
 526 
 
 FICTION : Tales from Blackwood to Thackeray. 
 
 Tales from Blackwood. 12 v 254.57 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The Gleamutcbkin railway, by W. E. 
 Aytoua. Vauderdecken's message home. The floatiug 
 beacou. Colonua the painter. Napoleon, by J. G. Lock- 
 hart. A legend of Gibraltar, by E. B. Hamley. The iron 
 shroud, by W. Mudford. 
 
 2. Lizaro's legacy, by E B. Hamley. A story without a 
 a tail. Faustas and queen Elizabeth. How I became a 
 yeoman, by W. E, Aytoim. Devereux hall, by C. A. Southey. 
 The metempsychosis, by R. Macniwh. College theatricals. 
 
 3. A reading party iu the long vacation. Father Toin 
 and the pope, by J- F. Murray. La petite Madelaiiie. by C. 
 A. Southey. Bob Burke's duel with ensign Brady, by W. 
 Maginu. The headsman, a tale of doom. The wearyful 
 woman, by J. Gait. 
 
 4. How I stood for the Dreepdaily Burghs, by W. E. 
 Aytoun. First and last by W. Mudford. The duke's di- 
 lemma, a chronicle of Niesensteiu. The geutlemaue tee- 
 totum. ■* Woe to us when we lose the watery wall, poem ;" 
 My college friends— Oharles Russell, the gentleman com- 
 moner. The magic lay of the one-horse chay. by J. Hughes. 
 
 5. Adventures in Texas. How we got possession of the 
 Tuileriee. by W. E. Aytoun. Capt. Paton's lament, by J. G. 
 Lockhart. The village doctor, by Countess d'Arbouville. 
 A singular letter from southern Africa, by J^ Hogg. 
 
 6. JNIy friend the Dutchman, by F. Hardmau. My col- 
 lege friends— Horace Leicester. The emerald studs, by 
 "W. E. Aytoun. My college friends — Mr. W. Wellington 
 Hurst. Christine, a Dutch story, by F Hardmau. The 
 man in the bell. 
 
 7. My English acquaintance, by F. Hardman. The mur- 
 derer's last night, by T. Doubleiiay. Narratiou of certain 
 uncommon things that did formerly happen to me, Her- 
 bert Willis, B. D. The wags. The wet wooing, a narrative 
 of '98. Ben-ua-groich. 
 
 8. The surveyor's tale, by W E. Aytoun. The Forrest 
 race romance. Di 'Vasari, a tale of Florence, by C. Ed- 
 wards. Sigismuud Fatello. The boxes. 
 
 9. Rosaura, a tale of Madrid. Adventures iu the North- 
 west territory. Harry Bolton's curacy. The Florida pirate. 
 The pandour and his princess. The beauty draught. 
 
 10. Antonio di Carrara. The fatal repast. The vision of 
 Cagliostro. The first and last kiss. The smuggler's leap. 
 The haunted aud the haunters. The duellists. 
 
 11. The Natolian story-teller. The first and last crime. 
 John Rintoul. Major Ross. The premier and his wife. 
 
 12. Tickler among the thieves. The bridegroom of 
 Barna. The involuntary experimentalist, Lebruu's law- 
 suit. The snowing.up of Strath Lugas. A few words on 
 social philosophy. 
 
 Tales from Shalispere. Lamb (C. niifZ M.) . 222.3'2 
 Tales from the German, i'ec Holckaft (R.) . 21:5.83 
 Tales from the German. See Oxentobd (J. ) and Freil- 
 
 INQ(C. A.) 2.55.04 
 
 Tales from the operas. Pardon (G.F.) . . 234. (iO 
 Tales from two hemispheres. Boyesen iH. H. ) 135.14 
 Tales in political economy. Fawceit (M. G. ) 5'J11.2J 
 
 Tales in prose. Howitt (Mary) 214.23 
 
 Tales of Ardennes. Inqlis (H. D.) . ... 945.18 
 Tales of a grandfather. Scott {Sir Walter). Works, 
 
 V. 9 5065.09 
 
 Same. 4 v 472.06 
 
 V. 1-3. .Scottish history. | v. 4. French history. 
 Tales of a traveller. Ibtinq (Washington). . 215.30 
 Tales of old ocean. Low(C. E.) .... 224.18 
 Tales of the Alhambra. Ibving (Washington). 215.2G 
 Tales of the Argonauts, ffc HARTE(Bret). . 212.73 
 Tales of the borders and of Scotland. See WasoN 
 
 (J. M.) 5v 204.21 
 
 T.4LES of the colonies. Ko'O'oroft (Chavlesi. . 244.41 
 Tales of the crusaders. Soott (Sir Walter). . 245.87 
 
 Same. Works, v. 7 5065.07 
 
 Tales of the five senses. Griffin (Gerald). . 211.79 
 Tales (Selected) of the genii. Ed. by R.Whately. 255.05 
 Tales of the good woman. Paulding (J. K. ) 235. '20 
 Tales of the great St. Bernard. [Croly (G. )] 3 v. 165.28 
 Tales of the jiiry-room. iS'te Gbiffin (G. ) . 211.77 
 Tales of the Munster festivals. /SeeGRiFFiM (G. ) 211.74 
 Tales of tue passions. Revenge. Moore (G.) 5056.17 
 Tales of the southern border. Webber (C. W.) 263.40 
 Tales of the Teutonic lands. Cox (G. W.) and Jones 
 
 (P. H ) 165.01 
 
 Tales of Venezuela. [la Campaigns iu Veuezuelti, 
 
 V. 2-3.] 1161.06 
 
 Tales of woman's trials. Hall (Mrs. S. C.) . 212.25 
 Tales of wonder. Lewis ( M. G. ) . . . . 1603. 23 
 Tales of wonder, of humor, and of sentiment. 
 
 Plumptbe (.\nne aiid Arabella). 3 v. . 211.36 
 Tales out of school. Stockton (F. R.) . . 254.50 
 Talisman (The). Scott (Sir Walterl. 245.87 ; 245.76 
 Tallanoetta, the squatter's home. Howitt (W. ) 214.35 
 
 Tallants (The1 of Barton. H.4tton (Joseph). 212.69 
 Talvi, /weuJ. ,S'ee BoBiN.soN (Mrs. T. A. L. v. J.) 243.41 
 Tancked; or, the new crusade. Disraeli (B. ) 2 v. 175.06 
 Tanglewood tales. Hawthorne iN.) . . . 212.63 
 Tangled skein. Fonblanque (Albany, jr.) . 192.21 
 Tartarian tales. Gueullette (T. S. ) . . . 233.70 
 Tatem (M. H. ), pseud. iS'ee H.4Zlett (Helen). 
 Tatteised Tom series. .See Alger (H., );'.) . 122.34 
 Tautphoeus (I., baroness von). At odds. . . 255.08 
 
 — CyriUa 255.09 
 
 — InitiiUs 255.11 
 
 — Quits 255.12 
 
 Tayler (C. B.) Mark Wilton, the merchant's 
 
 clerk 255.14 
 
 Taylor (B. F.) Grammar of Lie. In Little classics, 
 V. 4 226.86 
 
 — Three November days. In Little classics, 
 
 V. 11 •2'26.99 
 
 Taylor (Isaac). Temple of Melekartha. [anon.] 255.83 
 Taylor (J. Bayard). Beauty aud the beast, and other 
 
 tales of home 255.07 
 
 — Boys of other countries 256.59 
 
 — Hannah Thurston 255.15 
 
 — John Godfrey's fortunes 255.16 
 
 — Joseph and his friends: story of Pennsylvania. 255.13 
 
 — Story of Keniiett 255.17 
 
 Taylor (Meadows). Pandurang Hari, or memoirs of a 
 
 Hindoo. 3 v. 1031.10 
 
 Taylor {Miss —). Blindpits 134.20 
 
 — Qaixstar 241.99 
 
 Telemachus. Fenelon(F. deS. de la M.) . 191.17 
 Temper. M.vrryat (F. ) [CHiTtcH ( .Urs. Ross).] 154. IS 
 Tempest and sunshine. Holmes (J/ra. M. J.) . 213.57 
 
 Tempest-tossed. Tilton (T. ) 256.19 
 
 Temple of Melekartha. Taylor (Isaac). . 2-55.83 
 Temple house. Stoddard (.V/'s. E.) . . . 254.08 
 Temptation of 'K-ealth. Carlen (i/i'5. E. ) . 235.97 
 Temptation ; or, the unknown heiress. Smith 
 
 (J. F.) 251.95 
 
 Ten nights in a bar-room. Aethuk (T. S.) . 123.25 
 
 Ten old maids. S.-aiTH (J. P.) 2.54.87 
 
 Ten thousand a year. Warren (Samuel). . . 263.35 
 Ten times one is ten. The possible reformation. Ing- 
 ham ( (}>L Fred. ) [Hale(E. E.)] . . . 21'2.92 
 Ten years of a lifetime. Hosmer (Jfrs. M.) . 214.13 
 Tenant house. [Duganne (A. J. H. )] . . . 175.36 
 Tenant of Wildfell HaU. [Bronte (Anne).] . 14-2.13 
 Tenants of Mallory. LeFanu(JS.) . . . 223.05 
 'Tender and true. By author of Clara Morison. 255.20 
 'Terhune (Mrs. Mary Virginia Hawes). ['Marion 
 Harland.'] Alone 255.21 
 
 — At last '255.19 
 
 — Battle summer. With Helen Gardner's Wedding 
 
 day 255 31 
 
 — Colonel Floyd's wards 2i.5.24 
 
 — Empty heart; or Husks. For better, for worse. 255.18 
 
 — From my youth up 256. 18 
 
 — Helen Gardner's wedding day, or Colonel Floyd's 
 
 wards. Battle summer 255.31 
 
 — Hidden path • . . . . 2,55 22 
 
 — Husbands and homes 255.23 
 
 — Husks 255.24 
 
 — Jessamine 256.17 
 
 — Miriam 255.25 
 
 -Moss Side 255.26 
 
 — My little love 256.20 
 
 — Nemesis 255.27 
 
 — Phemie's temptation 255.30 
 
 — Ruby's husband 255.29 
 
 — Suuuybank 25.5.28 
 
 — True as steeL 256.16 
 
 Teueasson (J.) Life of Sethos. 2 v. . . . 5713.15 
 Terrible secret. Fleming (M. A.) .... 192.14 
 Tekkible temptation. Reade(C. ) .... 212.27 
 'Terribly strange bed. Collins (W. W.) . . 162.37 
 Tested ; or hope's fruition. Gardner (C. E. ) 196.30 
 Teverino, or jealousy. [Dudevant (A. L. A. D. )] 175.33 
 Thacker.^y (Miss a.. L) Bluebeard's keys, and other 
 
 stories 255.81 
 
 — Comhill stories . 255.78 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 FICTION : Thackeray lo Three Gold Dollars. 
 
 527 
 
 — Fairy tales for grown folks '2til.04 
 
 Cmitents : The sleeping beauty iu the wood. Beauty aud 
 the beast. Ciuderella. Little Ited liiding Hood. Jack aud 
 giaut-killer. 
 
 — From an isUnd 261.(13 
 
 — 1V0SS Angell 2.^)5.82 
 
 — Old Kensington '255.80 
 
 — Story of Elizabeth 261.01 ; 261.05 
 
 — Village on the cliff. 2iil.02 
 
 — Writings 2,55.79 
 
 Contents: Village on the cliff. From au ii^taiid. Five old 
 
 friends. Story of Elizabeth. To Esther. Out of the world. 
 
 Miking merry. Sola. Moretti's campanula, aiiscellauies. 
 
 TiiACKEEAT ^\V. M. ) Adventures of Philip on his way 
 
 through the world 255.32 
 
 — Bluebeard's ghost. In LrrrLE classics, v. 9. ... 226.96 
 
 — Book of snobs 255.33 
 
 Same, //i /iis Misoel., t. 3. Boston ed. 255.63 
 
 — Catherine 255.67 
 
 — Christmas books, //i Ak Miscel., v. 5. B. ed. 255.65 
 
 — — Same, in /li.v Miscel., v. 5. Boston ed. 255.65 
 
 — Confessions of Fitz-Boodle 255. 3t 
 
 — Cox's diary, //i /lis Miscel., v. 3. Boston ed. 255.63 
 
 — Denis Duval 255.35 
 
 Same, i/i /lis Miscel, v. 3. Boston ed. 255. fiS 
 
 — Diary of C. Jeames de la Pluche, esq. hi Ids Miscel., 
 
 V. 1. BjsIou ed 255.61 
 
 — Doctor Birch and his young friends. . . 255.36 
 Same. In liis Christmas books. . . . 255.65 
 
 — Fatal boots, /u /as Miscel. , v. 3. Boston ed. 255.63 
 
 — Fitz-boodle papers. /;i/iisSIiscel., v. 4. B. ed. 255.64 
 
 — George de Barnwell. In Treasure trove series, v. 2. 
 
 — Henry Esmond 255.39 
 
 — Jeames's diary. A legend of the Khine. Rebecca 
 
 and Rowena 255.41 
 
 — Kickleburys abroad. A legend of the Rhine. Re- 
 
 becca aud Rowena, eic 255.40 
 
 — Kickleburys on the Rhine. In Ids Christmas 
 
 books 255.65 
 
 — Lovel, the widower 255.42 
 
 — Luck of Barry Lyndon 255.43 
 
 Same. In his Miscel. , v. 1. Boston ed. 255.61 
 
 — Mr. Brown's letters 255.44 
 
 — M'3n's wives 255.45 
 
 — Miscellanies. 4 v. London 255.57 
 
 v. 1. Book of snobs. The fatal boots. Cox's diary. Ad- 
 ventures of ;\Iajor Gahagan. 
 
 2. Yellowplush memoirs. Jeames's diary. Sketches in 
 liOudou. Novels by eminent hands. Character sketches. 
 
 3. Memoirs of Barry Lyndon, esq. Legend of the Rhine. 
 Rebecca and Kowena. Little dinner at Timmius's. Bed- 
 ford-row conspiracy. 
 
 4. Fitz-Boodle papers. Men's wives Shabby genteel 
 story. Samuel Titmarsh and the yreat Hoggarly diamond. 
 
 — Miscellanies. 5 v. Boston 255.61 
 
 v. 1. Memoirs of Barry Lyndon. Great Hoggarty dia- 
 mond. Novels by eminent bauds. Jeames's diary. Adven- 
 tures of Major Gahagan. Legend of the Rhine. Kel)ecca 
 and Rowena. Next French revolution. Cox's diary. 
 
 2. Paris sketch book Yellowplu.sh iiapers. Irish sketch 
 book. Journey from CornhiU to Grand Cairo. 
 
 3. Book of snobs. Sketches and travels in London. 
 Character sketches. Denis Duval. Men's wives. Mr. and 
 Mrs. Frank Berry. Denis Haggarty's wife. Bedford Row 
 conspiracy. Little dinner at "Timrains's. Fatal boots. 
 
 4. Four Georges. English humorist. Charity aud hu- 
 mor. Roundabout papers. Second funeral of Napoleon. 
 Little travel and roadside sketches. Fitz-Boodle papers. 
 Critical reviews. Wolves aud the lambs. 
 
 5. Catherine. Titmarsh among pictures and books. 
 Fraser miscellanies. Christmas books, viz.: Mrs. Perkins's 
 ball — Our street — Doctor Birch— Kickleburys on the Rhine 
 — Rose and the ring. Selections from Punch. Ballads, etc, 
 
 — Newcomes 255. 46 
 
 — Novels by eminent hands. In his Miscel. works, v. 1. 
 
 Boston ed 255.61 
 
 — Peudennis 255.47 
 
 — Punch's prize novelists, etc 255.48 
 
 — Rebecca and Rowena. In his Miscel., v. 1. Bost. 
 
 ed 2.55.61 
 
 — Shabby genteel story 25-5.49 
 
 — Vanity fair 255.50 
 
 ^ Virginians : a tale of the last century. . . 2.55.54 
 
 — Yellowplush papers. 2 v 255 .55 
 
 Same. /«. /lis Miscel.. v. 2. Boston ed. 2-55.62 
 
 Thaddeus of Warsaw. Porter (J/i-ss Jane). . 211.56 
 
 TaANKFnL blossom. Harte (Biet) 216.43 
 
 TiiAT boy of Norcott's. Lever i Charles). . . 223.66 
 
 That good old time ; or, our fresh and salt tutors. 
 
 Moustache (Vieux>. [(iordov (C. )] . . 261.06 
 That lass o' Lowrie's. Buknett (F. H.) . . 145.05 
 That queer girl. Townsend tV. F. ) .... 266.30 
 Theban (The) legion : a storj- of the times of Diocle- 
 
 tiitn. Blackburn (W. M. ) 133.41 
 
 Theik wedding journey. Howells (W. D. ) . 213.94 
 
 Theo Leigh. Thomas (.\Rnie) 261.15 
 
 Theobald; or, the fauatic. JuNG-S-nLLiKOiJ. H.) 2."i4.05 
 Theodora. McKeen (P. F.) ...... 227.S9 
 
 Theodora Kantakuzeuos : an historical romance of the 
 
 14th century ]n 171.19 
 
 Theodore ; or, the skeptic's conversion. Wktte (W. 
 
 M. L. de) 3542.25 
 
 Theodosia Ernest ; or, the heroine of faith, [anon.] 
 
 2 v 261.07 
 
 Theodosius and Constautia. Langhoune (J. ) 2'22.94 
 Theophilus and others. Dodge (M. M.) . . 174.61 
 There's no place like home. Douglas (A. M. ) 175.22 
 They met by chance. Logan (Olive). . . . 223.97 
 Thtee in the night. Spofford (H. P.) . . . 256.02 
 Thinking bayonet. Hosmer i James K.) . . 214.14 
 Thinks-i-to-mvself. [Nares (E. )] . . . . 21)3.51 
 Thiodolph, the Icelander. Fouquf. (F. H. K. de la 
 
 Motte) 192.2s 
 
 This, that, and the other. Moulton (Mrs. L. C.) 232.41 
 Thomas (Anuie). >'ee Cudlip (Mis. Pender). 
 
 Thomas (Caroline). Farmingdale 261.18 
 
 Thomas (Martha M.) Life's lesson, [ai/ou.] . 223.72 
 Thomas of Reading. In Thoms (\V. J.) Early English 
 
 prose romances, v. 1 261.22 
 
 Thomas Wingfold, curate. MacDonald (G. ) . 227.82 
 Thomes (Wm. H. ) Bushrangers 261.19 
 
 — Gold hunter's adventures ; or, life in Austrtlia. 261.20 
 
 — Gold hunters iu Europe 261.21 
 
 — Life in the East Indies . 266.17 
 
 — Slaver's adventures on land and sea. . . . 266.16 
 
 — Whaleman's adventures in the Sandwich Island and 
 
 California 261.00 
 
 Thompson (D. P.) Centeola, nnd other tales. 261.25 
 
 — Gaut Gurley 261.26 
 
 — Green Mountain boys 261.27 
 
 — May Martin, aud other tales 261.28 
 
 — The rangers ; or the tory's daughter. 2 v. in 1. 261.36 
 Thompson (Ella W.) Beateu paths ; or a woman's 
 
 vocation 255.76 
 
 Thompson (M. M.) Doestieks, and what he says. 261.31 
 
 — History and records of the elephant dull. . 261.43 
 Thompson (W. T.) Major Joues's courtship. . 2-56. '29 
 Thoms ( W. J., edi(or). Early English prose romances. 
 
 3 V 261.22 
 
 1. Robert the Deuyll. Thomas a Reading. Frier Bacon. 
 Frier Rush. 
 
 2. VirgUius. Robin Hood. George a Green. Tom a 
 Lincolne. 
 
 3. Helyas. Doctor Faustus. 
 
 Thomson (Mrs'. K. B., wife of A. T.) Lady of 
 
 Milan ". " 261.30 
 
 Thorndaij:; or, the conflict of opinion. Smith( W. )253. 1 1 
 Thorney hall. Lee iHolrae). [Parr(H.)] . 222.70 
 
 Thornton hall. McKeen(P. F.) 227.88 
 
 Thorpe (B. ) Yule tide stories; Scandinavian and 
 
 North German popular tales and traditious. 261.32 
 
 Thorpe (K.) Four oaks 261.33 
 
 — The little Joanna 261.38 
 
 Thorpe (T.B.) Hive of the bee-hunter . . 261.34 
 
 — Scenes in Arkansaw 261.91 
 
 Thorpe Regis. Piiibd(F. M.) 234.80 
 
 Thousand a yean Ai. Bruce ( -l/rs. E. M. ) . . 143.25 
 
 Three ages. M.artineau (Harriet' 231.34 
 
 Three beauties. Southworth (.Vrs. E.D E.N. ) 253.40 
 Three Beruices. Bright ( -l/is. A. M. ) . . . 142.31 
 Three brides. Yonge ( .lfi,« C. M. ) . . . . 26-5.72 
 Three brothers. Oliphaxt (.Mr.-). M. 0. W.) . 234.75 
 Three clerks. Trollope (.Anthony). . . . 261.68 
 Three courses and a des.sert . Cruikshank (G. ) 171.08 
 
 Three cutters. Marryat (F.) 225.66 
 
 Three eras of a woman's life. Smith (E. E. ) . 252.74 
 
 Three feathers. Black (Williaui) 1,34.40 
 
 Three generations. Emery (S. A.) .... 184.18 
 Three gold dollar^. Abbott (J. ) Harper's story books. 
 
 V.7 216.98 
 
 In asking for hooks, use the "Book Or.lers," giving the AOIHOB'S NAME, the ftrat part of the TITLE, aud the SU.\IBEU.
 
 528 
 
 FICTION : Tliree Guardsmen In Trapper's Daughter. 
 
 Three guardsmen [musketeers]. Ddmas (A.) 181.12 
 
 Three little spades. Waejjeb (Miss Anna B.) 2G:i.()2 
 
 Three marriages. Hueback [Mrs. M. ) . . . 214.H8 
 
 Three November days. Tailor (B. F. ) In Litile 
 
 classics, V. 11 :i26.9'.) 
 
 Three people. By Fansy, pseud. .... 26G.21 
 
 Three proverb stories. Alcott (L. M. ) . . 121. 0.") 
 
 Three scouts. Tkowbridoe ( J. T- ) . . . . 262. 1 f! 
 Three sisters and three fortunes. Lewes (G.H.) 223SH 
 
 Three Spaniards. Wai^kr (George). . . . 2o7.0S 
 
 Three successful girls. CKoncH (Julia). . . lt).5.35 
 
 Three times dead. Br.\ddon (Mvs M. E.) . 135.32 
 Three yeirs at Wolverton : a school story. By a Wol- 
 
 vertouian. 256. ti3 
 
 Three years in a man-trap. Arthur (T.S.) . 123.34 
 
 Threefold destiuy. Hawthorne (S.) In Little 
 
 classics, v. 12 227.15 
 
 Throne of D.ivid. Ingraham (J. H. ) . . . 215 22 
 
 Throstlethwaite. Morley (S. ) 232.80 
 
 Throdgh by daylight. Optic (Oliver). . . . 112.33 
 
 Through fire and water. Talbot (F. ) . . . 256.46 
 
 Through night to light. Gutzkow (K.) . . 211.86 
 Through night to light. [A sequel to Problematic 
 
 characters.] Spielhagen (F. ) . . . . 253.96 
 
 Throdgh the looking-glass. Carroll (Lewis). 151.34 
 
 Throogh thick and thin. Meby (J.) . . . 226.92 
 
 Thrown on the world. Clay(B.M.) . . . 155.38 
 
 Thrown together. Montgomery (F.) . . . 232.93 
 Thukston (L. M.) Charley Roberts series. 4 v. 
 
 1. How Charley Roberts became a man. . . 243.74 
 
 2. How Eva Roberts gained her education. . 243.75 
 
 3. Cliarley and Eva Robei-ts" home in the West. 243.76 
 
 4. Children of Amity court 243.77 
 
 Ticondbroga. James (G. P. R. ) 215.82 
 
 TiECK (L.) Camoens, or the death of the poet. In 
 Beauties of German literature. . . . 133.02 
 
 — Lovo magic. Faithful Eckart and the Tannenhiiuser. 
 
 Auburn Egbert. In Rosooe (T. ) German novelists, 
 V. 4 244.19 
 
 — Fair haired Eckbert. Trusty Eckhart. Runenberg. 
 
 The elves. The goblet 151.13 
 
 Tiffany (0.) Brandon , or a hundred years ago. 261.35 
 
 Tiger-honteb. Reid (Mayne) 242.59 
 
 Tiger-lilies. Lanier (Sidney) 222.44 
 
 Tiger prince. Dalton (Wm.) 171.26 
 
 Tiger slayer. Aimard (Gustave) 114.18 
 
 Tilbury Nogo ; or passages in the life of an unsuccess- 
 ful mm. Melville (G. J. Whyte). . . 231.62 
 TrLTON (Theodore). Tempest^tossed. . . . 2")6.19 
 Timboo and Fanny. Abbott (J. ) Harper's story books, 
 
 V. 3 216.94 
 
 Timboo and Joliba. Abbott (J. ) Harper's story books, 
 
 v. 3 216.94 
 
 Time and tide. Roe (A. S.) 244.00 
 
 Time the avenger. Marsh (Jfcs. A. C.) . 7n 231.02 
 Times ajd places. By a stone. [Five tales.] 256.22 
 
 Contents : Three Venezuelian heroes. Two brothere. 
 The bet. Fortress of Luxembourg. The traveUers. 
 
 Time's ungentle tide. Moore (D. W.) . . . 233.85 
 Timon, but not of Athens. [Sedgwick (J.)] . 266.08 
 Timothy Crump's ward. Alger (H., ji.) . . 122.40 
 Timothy Titcomb, pseud. See Holland (J. G.) 
 Timothy Titterwell, pseud. .See KetteIxL(S. ) 
 Tiny's Sunday nights. Phelps {Mrs. E. S.) . 241.08 
 Titan : a romance. Richteb (.J. P. F. ) 2 v. . 243.14 
 Titcomb (Timothy), psewl. S-e Holland (J. G.) 
 Title hunting. Llewellyn (E. L. K . . . 224.13 
 Titmarsh (History of Samueli. Thackeray (W. M. ) 
 
 Miscellauies, v. 4 255.60 
 
 Titterwell (Timothy), psewl. See Kettell (S.) 
 To Buddlecome and back. Burnand (F. 0.) . 145.09 
 ToBY(Story of my uncle). Sterne (L.) . . 254.10 
 To-day ; a romance. Kimball (R. B.) . . . 221.87 
 To Esther, c(o. Thackeray (^Vi.ss- A. I.) . . 255.79 
 To love and to be loved, and Time and tide. Roe 
 
 (A. S.) 244.06 
 
 To the bitter end. Braddon (jWuss M. E.) . . 135.43 
 Todd (J. ) Angel of the iceberg, and other stories. .261.39 
 Together. By the author of Nepenthe, [(inon.] 261.40 
 Toinette. Chubton (Henry), pseud, of 'Toubjee 
 
 (A. W.) 164.35 
 
 Toilers of the sea. Hugo (Victor). . . , 214.58 
 ToLLA ; a tale of modern Rome. About (E.) 112.06 
 Tom A Lincolne. In Thoms (W. A. ) Early English 
 
 prose romance, v. 2 261.23 
 
 Tom Brown at Oxford. Hughes (Thomas). 2 v. 214.45 
 Tom Brown at Rngby. Hughes (Thomas). . 214.43 
 Tom Burke of "Ours." Llveb (Charles). . . 223.62 
 
 Tom C)in-le's log. Scott (M.) 245.17 
 
 Tom Jones. Fielding (Henry) 192.09 
 
 Tom Newcombe).CASTLEMON(H. )[Fosdick(C.A. )] 152.23 
 Tom Pijipin's wedding. [Pullen (H. ^v. i] . 261.29 
 Tom Sawyer (Adventures of ). Clemens (S. L.) 155.32 
 Tom Tiddler's ground. Dickens (Charles). . 174.30 
 ToMMTHickup. Paekek 1^1/rs. R. A.) . . . 23.5.03 
 Tone-masters (The). St Barnard (C.) . . 1561.24 
 
 ToNNA (J/re. C. E.) Wcrks. 2v 5076.14 
 
 V. 1. The Rockite. Helen Fleetwood. Siege of Derry. 
 2. Judffia capta. llie deseiter. Falsehood and li-uth, 
 
 Judah's lion. Conformity. Wronys of women. Izrain. 
 
 a Mexican tale. 
 
 Tony Butler. LE^•EB (Charles) 261.41 
 
 Too bright to last, [anon.] 261.94 
 
 Too good for him. Church (Mrs. Ross). . . 154.19 
 Too much alone. Riddfll (J/ja. J. H.) . . 243.28 
 
 Too soon. MacquouxK. S. ) 226.56 
 
 Too strange not to be true. Fullebton (G.) 193.13 
 Too true ; a story of to-day. [mym.] . . . 261.42 
 ToPELius (Z. ) Gustave Adolph and the 30 years' 
 
 war 255.95 
 
 ToPFTEE (R.) «?iri ZscHOKKE ( J. ) JuUus, f/c. . 193.19 
 C'intnits : Julius, and the parsoniige. by Tbpffer. The 
 
 Walpurgi.'^-iiiglit Leaves troni the journal of a poor vicar 
 
 in Wiltshire ; and The bean, by Zschokke. 
 
 Torchlight. OlcotKH. O.) 234.02 
 
 Tossed on the wave. Hodder (E.) .... 213.(9 
 
 Totemwell. Payson (George) 235.23 
 
 Tour of the world in 80 days. Veene (J.) . 931.24 
 TouRGENEFF (Ivan S.) Dimitri Roudine. . . 266.66 
 
 — Fathers and sons 262.21 
 
 — Ivan [Sergheievitch] 256.25 
 
 — Liza, a Russian novel 256.24 
 
 — On the eve 262.k2 
 
 — Smoke, a Russian novel 2.")6.23 
 
 — Spring floods. A Lear of the Steppe. . . 266.69 
 TouEJEE (A. W.) [Heniy Churton.'] Toinette. 154.35 
 TowEE of London. Ainswoeth (W. H.) . . 115.11 
 Townee (A.) Chf dayiie of Kotono : a story of the eailv 
 
 days of the repullic 266.72 
 
 TowNSEND (V. F.) Battlefields of our fathers. 261.44 
 
 — Darryll gap ; or, whether it paid. . . . 261.45 
 
 — Deerings of Medbr.ry 261.88 
 
 — Hollands (The) 261.48 
 
 — Janet Strong 261.46 
 
 — Max Meredith's millennium 261.96 
 
 — Mills of Tuxbury 261. i)7 
 
 — One woman's two lovcr.s ; or Jacqueline Thayne's 
 
 choice 261.47 
 
 — Only girls 266.28 
 
 — Six in all 266.29 
 
 — That queer girl 266.30 
 
 — While it was morning 261.47 
 
 Teacys ambition. Griffin (G.) 211.74 
 
 Trading : finishing story of House in town. Warnir 
 
 (S.) 203.14 
 
 Traditions of the most ancient times. Howitt 
 
 (William). 2t 214.S0 
 
 Traditionary stories of old families. Picken (A.) 
 
 2 V 241.17 
 
 Teaffoed (F. G.1, pseud. &e Riddell {Mrs. J. H.) 
 Teafton (J/i.s-.? Adeline). Katherine Earle. . 266.32 
 
 Trail hunters. Aimaed (Gustave) 114.19 
 
 Traits and stories of the Irish peasantrj'. Carleton 
 
 (William). 2v 151.06 
 
 Traits of American humor. Haliburton iT.C.)3v.212.13 
 Transformation. Hawthorne (N. ) .... 212.57 
 
 iVf;/^.— Same as hie Maible fauu. 
 Transfusion. GonwiN (William, jr.) . . . 195.17 
 Transmutation; or, the lord and the lout, [anon.] 261.49 
 Trap to catch a sunbeam. Mackaeness (Mrs. 
 
 M. A.) 241.33 
 
 Trapper's daughter : a story of tlie Rocky Mountains. 
 
 Aimaed (G.) 114.23 
 
 BBOOKLYN M£BOA»TIL& LIUKABV.
 
 FICTION . Travels cf Alethltheras lo TurubiUl. 
 
 529 
 
 Tb.\vels by land and sea of AUthithernB. [nivin. ] 2G 1 . 79 
 Travels of an American Owl. Juhnson iV. W. i '2 IS. 92 
 Tr.vvei.s of jouug Candid and Uootor Pnuglo.'W. Bar- 
 ton (.J.) l::2.3>f 
 
 Treaslrk hunUrs. Fen-:< (G. M.) .... l'.t(i.2() 
 Treasure of the seas. De MiixE (J.) . . . 172..53 
 
 Treasi-re trove. Loveb (Samuel) ■221.33 
 
 Treasdkb-tbove series. Ei. by K. H. Stoddard. 
 
 3 V 267.01 
 
 V. 1. Burifsqur. — Day in tho academy, by F. C. BiimaDd. 
 Encounter with an intin'viewer. by S. L. Cleinous. Golden 
 ago of New York, by W Iivinf;. In^alIity of din. by Mary 
 Mapes Dodge. lady Robosia. by R. U. Uarbam. Mrs. 
 Battle's opinion oti cards, by Charles Lamb. Mrs. Brown 
 at the play, by G. Rose. Noble eavaj^e. by (-'.T>icken8. Our 
 new livery and other things, by G. W. Curtis. PaintfT's 
 bargain, W, M. Thackeray. Parish revolution, by T. Hood. 
 \N'iU of a virtuoso, by J. Addison. 
 
 V. 2. r/ai'ts(j/.— Triable tomplation. by F. C. Burnand. 
 George de Barnwell, by W. M. Thackeray. Prophetic ac- 
 comit of a future epic, by T. B. Maca\ilay. St. Twel'mo, 
 by John Paul. Lessons in biography, by J. Beresford. Mr. 
 John Jenkins, by Bret Harte Ho Fi of tho Yellow girdle, 
 by T. T. T. Walton Rediv ivus, by T. Hood. 
 
 v. 3. Slory.—.>L flght for a wite, by Win. Black Dr. Mari- 
 gold, by C. Dickens. The O'Connors, by A. Trollope. The 
 loan of a Ivre, by Fitz Hugh Ludlow. The widow of Brevet, 
 by N. P. Willis. A friend of Giobertis, by C. Lever. Tho 
 truthful resolver, by Petroleum V, Nasby. A story with- 
 out a tale, by Wm. Magiou. 
 
 Trelawn-ey of Trelawne. Bbay (,Mrs. A. E. K.) 141.35 
 
 Thematse. ^VARD (E. P.) 262.57 
 
 TBEiiENDors adventures of Major Gabagan. Tbaceebay 
 
 (W. M.) Miscel., V. 1. Hoston ed. . . 255.61 
 Trench (WS.) Kealities of Irish life. . . 952. 05 
 Tbessilian and his friends. Mackenzie (K. 
 
 Shelconi 225.05 
 
 Tbeveltan. Scott (if/f/j/C. L.) 215.19 
 
 Trial : more links of the daisy chain. Yonge 
 
 ^C. M.) 265.45 
 
 Trials of Margaret Lyndsay. Wilson (J.) . 264.20 
 Trlils of the heart. Brat ( Mrs. A. E. K. ) . 141.36 
 Tricotrls. Ouida. [Rame (L. de la).] . . 172.23 
 Tried and tempted. Arthur (T.S.) . . . 123.19 
 Tried and true. Clyde (Alton), pseudon. . . 155.28 
 Tried for her life : a sequel to Cruel as the grave. 
 
 SocTHwoKTH (JTcs. E. D. E. N.) . . . 254.82 
 Tripp (G.H.) Student life at Harvard. . . 254.76 
 
 Tristram Shandr. Sterne (L. ) 254.02 
 
 Same. [Works.] 5074.01 
 
 Trois Etoiles, psfud. See Murray (Grenville). 
 Trollope (A.) Barchester towers 261.50 
 
 — BeKon estate 261.51 
 
 — Bertrams 261.52 
 
 — Can you forgive her ? 261.53 
 
 — Castle Eichmond 261.54 
 
 — Christinas at Thompson Hall 266.13 
 
 — Claverings 261.55 
 
 — Doctor Thome 261.56 
 
 — Eustace diamonds 261.77 
 
 — Framley parsonage 261.57 
 
 — Golden lion of Grandpere 261.76 
 
 — Harry Heathcote of Gangoil, a tale of Australian 
 
 bush life 261.78 
 
 ^ He knew he was right 261.72 
 
 — Kellys and O'KeUys 261.70 
 
 — Ijast chronicle of Barset 2'>1.59 
 
 — Macdermots of BaUycloran 261.63 
 
 Same. 3v 261.60 
 
 — Miss Mackenzie 261.58 
 
 — Orley farm 261.64 
 
 — Phineas Finn, the Irish member 261.71 
 
 — Phineas Kedux 261.88 
 
 — Prime minister 266.12 
 
 — EachelEay 261.65 
 
 — Ealph the heir 261.75 
 
 — Sir Harry Hotspur of Hiunblethwaite. . . 261.74 
 
 — Small house at Allington 261.66 
 
 — Struggles of Brown, Jones, and Eobiuson. 261.67 
 
 — Three clerks 261.68 
 
 — Vicar of Bullhampton 261.73 
 
 — Warden 261.69 
 
 — Way we live now 266. 1 1 
 
 Trollope (J/m. F.) The abbess 266.10 
 
 — Jesse PhiUips. 262.01 
 
 — Jonathan Jefferson Whitlaw 266.53 
 
 — Vicar of Wrexhill 262.03 
 
 — Widow Bamaby 202.01 
 
 — Widow mariied : a sequel to Widow Barnaby. 262.0U 
 Trollope (.Mrs. F. E., wife of T. A.) 
 
 — Anne Fumess 114.36 
 
 — Aunt Margaret's trouble 266.51 
 
 — Black spirits and white 266.5.^ 
 
 — Mabel's progress 266.52 
 
 — Sacristan's household 266.53 
 
 — Veronica 266.51 
 
 Trollope (T. A.) Beppo, the conscript. . . 261.81 
 
 — Diamond cut diamond: a story of Tuscan life. 261.87 
 
 — Dream numbers 261. b3 
 
 — Dumtou abbey 261.86 
 
 — Garstang Grange 261.84 
 
 — Gemma t62.05 
 
 — Leonora Casaloni 201.82 
 
 — Liudisfam chase 262.06 
 
 — Marietta. 261.80 
 
 — Siren (The) 261.85 
 
 Trollope (Mrs. T. A.) See Trollope (Mrs. F. E.) 
 
 Trotty book. Phelps (E. S. ) 235.41 
 
 Thotty's wedding tour. Phelps (Miss E. S. ) 235.44 
 
 Tboibi-e on (be mountaius. Abbott (J. i . . 111.44 
 Trowbridge (J. T. i K chance for himself ; or. Jack 
 
 Hazard and his treasure 266.23 
 
 — Coupon bonds, and other stories 262.07 
 
 — Cudjo's cave 262.08 
 
 — Doing bis best 260.24 
 
 — Dnunmer-boy : Bumside's expedition. . . 262.09 
 
 — Fast friends 206.25 
 
 — Father BrifihthopeB 262.10 
 
 — Hearts and faces 262.11 
 
 — Jack Hazard ind his fortunes. . . . 262.18 
 
 — Lawrence's adventures among the ice cutters, glass- 
 
 makers, coal-miners, iron men, and ship build- 
 ers 202.17 
 
 — Lucy Arlvn 262.12 
 
 — Martin Merrivale : his x mark 262.13 
 
 — Neighbor Jackwood 262.14 
 
 — Neighbor's wives 262.15 
 
 — Three scouts 262.16 
 
 — Young surveyor ; or Jack on the praiiies. , 266,26 
 True as steel. "Teehune ( J/r.v. M. V. H. ) . . 250.10 
 True hero ; or, the story of Penn. Kingston (W. H. 
 
 G.) 222.98 
 
 True history of a little ragamuffin. Greenwood 
 
 (Jamesi 211.54 
 
 True history of Joshua Davidson, communist. [Linton 
 
 [Mrs. E. L.)] 226.30 
 
 True manliness ; or, the landscape gardener. Tuthill 
 
 (Jfra. L. C.) 262.24 
 
 True stories of the days of Washington. {anon.'\ 3182.11 
 
 True to herself. Eobinson (F. W. ) .... 243.65' 
 
 True to his flag. [a>io?i.] 261.99 
 
 True to the last Eoe(A.S.) 244.07 
 
 True womanhood. Neal (John) 233.20 
 
 Trueba y Cosio (T. dei. Eomance of history : 
 
 Spain. 266.62 
 
 Trumps. Curtis (George W. ) 171.22 
 
 Trusta, pseud. See Phelps (Elizabeth Stuart). 
 
 Try again ; or, Harry West, [.^ams (W. T.)] 113.05 
 
 Try and trust. Alger (H., jr. ) 122.44 
 
 Trying to be useful. [Baker (Miss H. X. W. )] 131.08 
 
 Tucker (Nathaniel Beverley), The partisan leader. 
 
 2 V. in 1 "... 262.19 
 
 Tucker - Mrs. Charlotte). ['A. L. O. E.'] 
 
 — Children's treasury of new stories. . . , 121.18 
 
 — Guv Dalesford ; or, a vi-reath of smoke. . . 121.25 
 
 — Nutshell of knowledge 121.19 
 
 — On the way 121.20 
 
 — Eescued from Egypt 121.21 
 
 — Sheer off. 321. '22 
 
 — War and peace. Eetieat from Caubul. . . 121.23 
 
 — Zaida's nursery note-book 121.24 
 
 TuppER (M. F. ) The crock of gold. The twins and 
 
 heart 262.20 
 
 — Eides and reveries of .Esop Smith. . . . 2544.13 
 
 TURGENEP (I.) See 'roURGENEFT (I.) 
 
 TuBNBULL^C.) The Lawrences. 266.45 
 
 la asking for books, na« the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAU£, the Ant part sf the TIXI<E, an J tho XU.MUSR,
 
 530 
 
 FICTION : Turner to Verne. 
 
 Turner (Bessie). A woman iu the case. . . 2(;fi.48 
 
 Turning of the tide. Keologg (E.) . . . . 226.13 
 
 TuTHiLL (il/is. L. C. ) I will be a soldier. . . 2iJ2.23 
 
 — True mauliness ; or, the landscape gardener. 262.24 
 Twain (Mark), pseud. See Clemens (S. L.) 
 
 TwELLS (Mrs. J. H.) The mills of the gods. 266.69 
 Twelve true tales of the law. By Copia Fandi, S. C. 
 
 L., pseud 266.65 
 
 Twenty thousand leagues under the sea. Vebne 
 
 (Jules) 482.5.25 
 
 Twenty yeiirs nfter. Dumis (Alexander). . . 181.15 
 
 Twice crowned. A story of the days of queen Mary. 
 
 McKekveb (H. B.) 225.69 
 
 Twice defeated. Edwards (B,.) 186.05 
 
 Twice lost. [Smedley (M. B.)] 262.27 
 
 Same. [la her Other folk's lives.] . . 252.82 
 
 Twice told tales. Hawthorne (Nathaniel). . 212.64 
 
 Twin captains. Dumas (Alexander). . . . 175.52 
 
 Twin lieutenants. Dumas (Alexander). . . 181.16 
 
 TwiNrojes. Ritchie (i/rs. A. C. M.) . . . 213.37 
 
 Twisted threads. Naumann (M. D. ) . . . 232.88 
 
 TwixT hammer and anvil. Benedict (F. L.) 132.40 
 
 Two admirals. Cooper ( J. F.) 164.20 
 
 Two Barbaras. Mortimer (G.) 232.90 
 
 Two baronesses. Anderson (H. C.) .... 121.31 
 Two brides ; or, the French chateau and the English 
 
 home. Baldwin (F.) 131.14 
 
 Two captains. Fohque (F. H. K. de la Motte). 192.25 
 
 Two college friends. Loking ( F. \V. ) . . . 223.98 
 
 Two destinies. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . . 162.41 
 
 Two Dianas. Dumas (A.) 181.00 
 
 Two drorer^. Scott (Sir Walter). . 245.37 ; 245.76 
 
 Two family mothers. Schwartz (M. S.) . . 244.94 
 
 Two-fold life. HiLLERN (W. von) 213.75 
 
 Two friends. BLEssiNoroN (LnJi/). Works. . 134.16 
 
 Two guardians. Yonge ( Ji(.ss C. M. ) . . . 265.46 
 
 Two life-paths. [Mundi (Jfrs. C.)] . . . . 233.08 
 
 Two lilies. Kavanagh (J. ) 227.12 
 
 Two lives ; or, to seem and to be. Mackintosh 
 
 ' (J/ifsM. J.) 224.75 
 
 Two marriages. Cbaik (Mrs. D. M. Muloch). 232.57 
 
 Two men. Stoddard (Jlfcs. E.) 254.09 
 
 Two men of Sandy bar : a drama. Harte (Bret). 214.71 
 
 Two old men's tales. Marsh (ITi-.s. A. C.) . 225.76 
 
 Two pictures. McIntosh (Jft.s-.s M. J. ) . . . 224.76 
 
 Two planges for a pearl. Collins (M.) . . 162.29 
 
 Two sisters. Southworth (,U/-s-. E. D. E. N.) . 253.41 
 
 Two vocations ; or, the sisters of mercy at home. 
 
 [Charles (3/rs.E.)] 153.13 
 
 Two ways to wedlock, [roioji.] 262.28 
 
 Two wheelbarrows. Abbott (J.) 111.47 
 
 Two widows. Thomas (Annie) 266.03 
 
 Two wives. Abthur (T. S.) 123.20 
 
 Two years ago. Kinqsley (Charles). . . . 221.72 
 
 Tyll Owlglass. MuRNER(T.) Bost., 1860. . . 234.42 
 
 Same. In Roscoe (T.) German novelists, v.l. 211.16 
 
 Tylney hall. Hood (Thomas). . . 5044.29 ; 213.66 
 
 TYNa(S. H) The Spencers 261.93 
 
 Typee: Polj'nesian life. Mesville (H.) . . 231.74 
 
 TYPH.1INES abbey. Gobinead (A. D. de). . . 195.28 
 
 Tytler (Ann F. ) Leila ; or, the island. . . 262.30 
 
 — LeUa in England 262.31 
 
 — L^ila at home 262.32 
 
 Tytler (G. C. Fraser-). Jasmine Leigh. . . 261.89 
 
 — Jonathan 262.80 
 
 — Margaret 261.90 
 
 — Mistress Judith. A Cambridgeshire story. 261.95 
 Tytler (Sarah), pseud. See Keddie (Miss H.) p. 495. 
 U.MsrED (jf/s. L. D.) Rockford 262.36 
 
 — South wold 262.37 
 
 Unawares. [Peard i^F. M.)] 2t;2.86 
 
 Uncl'aimed. [anon.] 262.91 
 
 Uncle John. Melville (G. J. Whyte). . . 23.5.8s 
 
 Uncle SUas. LeFanu(J. S.) 223.07 
 
 Uncle Tom's cabin. Stowe (Mrs. H. E. B, ) . 254.26 
 
 Uncommerclal traveller. Dickens (Charles). 174.34 
 
 Under bow bells. Hollingshead (J. ) . . . 213.46 
 
 Under foot. Clyde (Alton) 155.29 
 
 Under lock and key. Speight (T. W.) . . . 253.93 
 Under the ban. Tr. from Le Maudit. Deleon 
 
 (Abbi — ) 231.43 
 
 Under the greenwood tree. Hardy (T. ) . . 216.34 
 Under tlie limes. Archer (E. M. ) .... 125.10 
 Under the spell Robinson (F. W.). . . . 213.54 
 Under the stork's nest. Katsch lA. E.) . . 221.36 
 Under two flags. Ouida. [R.ame (L. de la).] 172. '22 
 Undercurrents of Wall street. Kimball (R. B. ) 221.66 
 Underwood (F. H.) Cloud pictures. . . . 262.87 
 
 — Lord of himself. 260.40 
 
 Undine. Fouque (F. H. K. de la Motte). . . 192.25 
 Undiscovered crimes. By ' Waters, ' p.?««i. . 262.70 
 Ungava : a tale of the Esquimaux land. Ballantyne 
 
 (R. M ) 131.27 
 
 Unkind word, etc. Craik (Mrs. D. M. Muloch). 232.59 
 Up Broadway. Kirk (Eleanor). [Ames i.l/rs.N.i] 121.41 
 Up country letters. [Mansfield (L. W.)] . . 225.32 
 Up the Baltic. Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W. T. )] 113.31 
 Up the ladder. [Baker (3Irs. H. N. W.j] . . 131.07 
 
 Up the river. Shelton (F. W. ) 251.57 
 
 Uplands and lowlands. Pouter (R.) . . . 241.96 
 Upper ten thousand. Bbisted (C. A. ) . . . 1072.06 
 
 Ups and downs. HaI;E (E. E.) 212.94 
 
 Upside down ; or will and work. Parker (Rosa 
 
 Abbott) 235.04 
 
 Upton (G. P., transl.) See Memories : a story of Ger- 
 man love. 231.19 
 
 Urbane and his'friends. Prentiss (J/r.s-. E.) 241.97 
 Upward and onward series. [Adams (W. T.)] . 112.39 
 
 Ursula. Sewell ( .1/iss E. M. ) 251.44 
 
 Use of sunshine. [Smedley (M. B.)] . . . 132.21 
 UsoNO, an Oriental history. Halleb (A. von). 212.83 
 Utopu. More (&■»■ Thomas). . . 232.'24 : 5011.06 
 Utterly wrecked. MoRroRD(H. ) .... 232.30 
 Vachette (E.) [' Eugene Chavette.' J So fair yet 
 
 false 153.38 
 
 V.aoabond adventures. Keeler (R.) . . . 221.86 
 Vagabond heroine. Edwabds (Mrs. A.) . . 182.37 
 Vala, a mythological tale. Godwin (P.) . . 195.33 
 Vale of cedars. Agutlar (Grace). ' . . . . 114.07 
 Valentine (Dr. — ). Budget of wit and humor. 262.90 
 Valentine, the countess. Detlef (Carl). [Bauer 
 
 (Clara) 176.04 
 
 Valentine Vox. Cockton (Henry) 161.07 
 
 Valentine's eve. Opie (Mrs. A.) Works, v. 2. 234.29 
 
 Valerie. Marryat (F.) 225.65 
 
 Valerie Aylmer. [Fisher (Jfiss F. C.)] . . 242.75 
 Valeric (Katherine). See Washburn (K. S.) 
 
 Valerius. Lockhart (J. G.) 224.20 
 
 Vance (S. S.) Lois Carrol ; or her two selves. 266.72 
 Vanderput and Snoek. Martineau (H.) . . 231.32 
 Van der Velde. See Velde (C. F. van der). 
 Van Horn, pscucJ. &eOERTEL(W.) 
 Vanity fair. Thackeray (W. M.) .... 255.50 
 Van Traesdale (Pheleg), pseud. See Adams (F. C. ) 
 Vara ; or, the child of adoption, [iinon.] . . 262.39 
 Vakra (Owen), pseud. Eddies round the rectory. 262.40 
 Vasconcelos ; a romance of the new world. Simms 
 
 (W. G.) 252.38 
 
 Vashti ; or, until death us do part. Wilson (A. J. 
 
 Evans) 183.31 
 
 Vathek : an .\rabian tale. Beckford (W.) . 133.07 
 Velde (C. F. van der). The Patiioians. . . 151.10 
 
 Venetia. Disraeli (B.) 174.44 ; 174.52 
 
 Vera ; or the Russian princess and the English earl. 
 
 De-mpsteb (Charlotte) 262.93 
 
 Verd.ant Green. Bede (C.) [Bradley (E.)] 141.13 
 Verena(S. ) Above tempest and tide. . . . 262.89 
 Verne (Jules). Abandoned. [Part 2 of the Mysterious 
 
 Island] 266.86 
 
 — .Adventures in the land of the Behemoth. [.S'fonea.s 
 
 Meridiana.] 266.77 
 
 — American gun club. [Same as Fiom the earth to the 
 
 moon.] 266.79 
 
 — Blockade runners 266.76 
 
 — Dropped from the clouds. [Siime as Wrecked in the 
 
 air 206.83 
 
 — Doctor Ox, and other stories 266. 81 
 
 Contents: Doctor Ox. A drama iu the air. Fortieth 
 Freueh aBcension of Moimt Blauc. Maater Zacharias. 
 A winter iu the ice. 
 
 — Five weeks in a balloon 191.29 
 
 — Floating city, and the Blockade runners. . 266.70 
 
 BBOOKLTN MERCANTILE LIBBAUY.
 
 FICTION : Verne lo War. 
 
 531 
 
 — From the earth to the moon 2B2.97 
 
 — Fm' country 1144.10 
 
 — In searcli of the castaways 2GG. 75 
 
 — Jouruey to the ceutre of the earth. . . . 202.96 
 
 — Journey to the North pole. [Part 1 of Voyages of 
 
 Capt. Hutteras.] 21)6.8") 
 
 — Martiu Paz. In Survivors of the Chancellor. 266.82 
 _ Michael Strogofif. 260.91 
 
 — Meriiiiana : the adventures of three Englishmen and 
 
 three Kussians in South Africa 260.77 
 
 Same. [With title :] Adventures in the land of 
 
 the Behemoth 266. 77. a 
 
 — Mysterious island, v. 1. Wrecked in the air. 206.83 
 
 Same. v. 2. Abandoned 266.86 
 
 Same. v. 3. Secret of the island. . . 266.87 
 
 — Secret of the island. [Part 3 of the Mysterious Is- 
 
 land.] 266.87 
 
 — SurWvors of the Chancellor. Martin Paz. 266.82 
 
 — Tour of the world in 80 days 931.24 
 
 — Twenty thousand leagues under the sea. . 4825.25 
 
 — Voyages and adventures of Captain Hatteras. 266.85 
 
 ContctUs: 1. The English at the North pole. 2. The 
 desert of ice. 
 
 — Wreck of the Chancellor 266.81 
 
 — Wrecked in the air. [Part 1 of the Mysterious 
 
 island.] 266.83 
 
 Vern-eb's pride. Wood (Mis. Henryl. . . . 261.71 
 Vernets; or, chaos dispelled. Smith (Miss CM.) 252.73 
 Vernon grove ; or, hearts as they are. Jeeves {Mrs. 
 
 C. H. G.) 262.38 
 
 Vesnon ; or conversations about old times in Eng- 
 land. Abbott (J.) Harper's storybooks, v. 9. 216.88 
 Veronica. [ Tbollope ( J/c6-. T. A. )] . . . 266.54 
 
 Veronica. Zschokke (H.) 265.55 
 
 Veronica ; or, the lighthouse keeper. [a;ion.] 262.41 
 
 Veronique. Church {Mrs. Eoss) 154.16 
 
 Vert hard cash. Eeade (Charles) 242.23 
 
 Very young couple, [anon.] 266.73 
 
 VeseyC-U/-.";. P. Gerald). My own people. . 266. «8 
 Vicar of Bullhampton. Trollope (A. ) . . 261.73 
 
 Vicar of Roo3t. [anon.] 171.16 
 
 Vicar of WakefiolLl Goldsmith (Oliver). . 211.01 
 Vicar of Wrextull. Trollope { J/rs. F. ) . . 262.03 
 Vicar's daughter. MacDonald (G. ) .... 226.51 
 VicissniTDEs of Bessie Fairfax. Lee (Holme). 222.74 
 VicoMTE de Brageloiine. Dnii.^s (Alexandre). 181.01 
 Victims of society. Blessinoton {LaJi/). . . 134.10 
 
 Victoire. Ames (3//S. M. C.) 114.28 
 
 Victor {Mrs. M. V. F.) [' Mrs. Mark Peabody.'] [' See- 
 ley Register.'] The dead letter. . . . 262.42 
 
 — Miss Slimmens' window 262.43 
 
 — Passing the portal : an autobiography. . . 266.44 
 Victor and vanquished. Hay (M. C.) . . . 212.74 
 Victor La Tourette. By n Broad Churchman. 262.54 
 Victor Norman, rector. Dennison {Mrf. M. A.) 172.31 
 Victor's triumph. Souihworth (.1/rs.E. D.E.N.) 254.91 
 VicTORLi. Sherwood (M. M.) Works, v. 8. . 252.0S 
 Victoria; or, the world overcome. Chesebro' (C.) 154.0! 
 
 Victory Deane. Griffith (Cecil) 216.00 
 
 Victory of the vanquished. Ch.^rles (.1/rs. ^.) 153.17 
 ViEux Moustache, pseud. See Gordon (C.) 
 
 ViGNY (.\. de). Cinq Mars, or a conspiracy under 
 
 Louis XII 172.30 ; 235.97 
 
 ViKEAM and the Vampire ; or, tales of Hindu devilry. 
 
 Burton(R. F. » 145.25 
 
 Villa Eden ; the country house on the Rhine. Auer- 
 
 BACHiB.) 1'24.16 
 
 Village garland : tales, etc. Hall (S. C.) . 212.23 
 Village on the cliflf. Th.ackekay (A. I.) 255.79 ; 261.02 
 
 Villette. Bronte (Charlotte) 142.12 
 
 Vincent (E. ) The artist's dream 262.46 
 
 ViNOENzio ; or, sunken rocks. Ruffdji (J.) . 244.48 
 Vine and olive ; or young America in Spain and Portu- 
 gal. Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W. T.i] . 113.35 
 Viola and Arno. Abbott (J. ) Harper's story books, 
 
 V. 12 216.91 
 
 Violet. McIntosh (ifis.? M. J.) 221.77 
 
 Violet (Monsieur.) Marryat(F.) .... 22.5.61 
 ViRoiLius. /ii Tboms(W. J.) Early English prose ro- 
 
 mances, v. 2 261.23 
 
 Virgin queen. [Queen Ehzabeth.] Smith (J.P.) 251.91 
 
 ViR.iisiA. Abbott (J.) Harper's story bookp, v. 3. 216.94 
 ViRuiNiA comedians. Cooke (J. E.) .... 163.15 
 
 Virginia Graham. Jones (Justin) 215.93 
 
 Virginia illustrated. Strother (D. H. ) . . 254.31 
 
 ViRGiNLVNs (The'. Thackeray (W. M.) . . 255.54 
 
 Vision of sudden death. De Quincey (T.) In Little classlca, 
 
 V. 3 220.85 
 
 Visions of the times of old. Bigsby (R.) 3 v. 475.26 
 Visit to my discontented cousin. JIoncbizff 
 
 (H. W.( 202.95 
 
 Visiting my relations. [Kelty (M. A.)] . . 262.44 
 ViviA. Southworth {Mrs. E. D. E. N.) . . 253.42 
 
 ViviA. WiLFORD (Florence) 263.88 
 
 Vivian Grey. Disraeli (B. I ... 175.08 ; 174.46a 
 
 Vivian romance. Collins (M.t 162.31 
 
 VoiTURE (V. de). Alcidttlis and Zelida. . .5071.01 
 Volckhausen (Ad. von). Why did he not die? 262.81 
 Voltaire (F. M. A. de). 
 
 — Caudid ; or the optimist. [In Works, v. 23.] 50S1.23 
 
 — Huron (The) ; or, the pupil of nature. [In Vol- 
 
 taireana.v. 2.] 5075.32 
 
 — Princess of Babylon. [Voltaireana, v. 3.] . 5075.33 
 
 — Tales of William Vade. [Works, v. 35.] . 5081.35 
 
 — White buU ; an oriental history 262.83 
 
 — Zadig : an oriental history. [Voltaireana, v.2. ]5075.32 
 
 Von St (W.) In exile 262.92 
 
 VoY-iGE to the moon. Atteeley (J.) . . . 124.05 
 Voyages of Captain Hatteras. Verne (J.) . . 266.85 
 Wackenhusen (Hans). For a woman's sake ; or the 
 
 my.steries of the castle 262.71 
 
 Waoee of battle. Herbert (H. W.) .... 213.22 
 
 Wages of sin. Tates (E.) 265.78 
 
 Waiting for the verdict. Davis {Mrs. R. H.) . 172.06 
 
 Waiting race. Yates (E.) 265.73 
 
 Wakefield. Hawthokne (N.) /n Little classics, v. 2. 226.84 
 Wakeman {Rev. J.) "The mysterious parchment. [.A 
 
 temperance tale.] 262.47 
 
 Waldfried. Auekbach (B.) 124.13 
 
 Walford (L. B.) Mr. Smith 262.74 
 
 Walker (George). Three Spaniards. . . . 267.08 
 Walker (M. S.) Both sides of the street. . . 262.79 
 
 Walking doll. Newell (R.H.) 233.33 
 
 Wallace. Abbott (Jacob) 111.01 
 
 Wallace (E.) Beyminstre 133.20 
 
 Wallace (Mrs. E. D.) Strife : a romance of Germany 
 
 and Italy 202.73 
 
 Wallace (Lewis). The fair god ; or, the last of the 
 
 'Tzins 262.99 
 
 Walpole(H.) Castle of Otranto 262.48 
 
 Walree (Mme'E. C. van). ['Christine Midler.] Bur- 
 gomaster's family 232.82 
 
 Walsingham (Charlotte). Annette ; or the chronicle 
 of Bellevue 262.45 
 
 — O'er moor and fen 266.37 
 
 Walt and ViUt ; or the twins. Eichter (J.P.F.) 243.1S 
 
 Walter Goring. Thomas (.\nnie) 261.17 
 
 Walter Lorimer. Sewell ( J/i5.« E. M. ) . . 251.46 
 W.\LT£R Ogilby. KiNziE (.Vm. J. A.) . . . 221.90 
 W.\ltee Sherwood. Lakcewood (Lawrence). [Wise 
 
 D. (] 222.83 
 
 Walter Thomley. Sedgwick (iVi»-.s. T.) . . 251.22 
 Walter's tour in the East, ike Eddy (D. C.) 1041.12 
 
 Walter's word. Pay>j (J.) 235.66 
 
 Waltham. [fraoi!.] /u 'W'aldie library, v. 1. 5078.15 
 Walworth (M. T.) Beverly 262.59 
 
 — Delaplaine ; or the sacrifice of Irene. . . . 202.76 
 
 — Hotspur : a tale of the old Dutch manor. . 262.49 
 
 — Lulu 202.50 
 
 — Stormclifif : a tale of the Highl nids. . . . 262.51 
 
 — Warwick ; or the lost nationalities of America. 262. 75 
 
 Wandering heir. Eeade (Charles) 212.28 
 
 Wandering Jew. Sue (Eugene) 254.41 
 
 Wandering Jew (Chronicles from Cartiphilus, the). 
 
 HoFFM.AN(D.) 2v 446.26 
 
 Wanderings of a beauty. James (.Vrs. E.) . 215.90 
 Wanderings of German emigrants. Gerstacker 
 
 (F.) 194.38 
 
 Wanderings of Persiles and Sigismunda. Cervantes 
 
 (M. de) 151.'27 
 
 Wanted— a pedigree. Farqithar-son (Martha). 191.33 
 War. Ebckmann(E.) (HirfC'HATRiAN (.\. ) . . 183.44 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," eiviug the AUTHOR'S NAUG, the first part of the TITLE, and the NOIIBER.
 
 532 
 
 FICTION : War and Peace to Thackeray. 
 
 Wab and peace ; a tale of the retreat from Cuubul. A.L. 
 
 O.E. [Tucker (Charlotte).] 121.23 
 
 AVAKtiLjer. Dalton (William) 171.27 
 
 Wak trail, lisio {Oipl. Uayne) 242.00 
 
 Warburton (E.) Darieii;or,the merchant prince.2i;2. 52 
 
 — Reginald Hasting.s ; or, a tale of 164— . . . 262.53 
 
 WAKD{.l/r9.) Jasp.r Lyle 262.58 
 
 Ward (Ireliud), pseud. See Widdemer (L) 
 
 Ward (B.P. ) Chatsworth ; or, romance of a week.262.5) 
 
 — Fielding ; or, societj' 262.56 
 
 Same. In Waldie library, v. 11. . . 5078.25 
 
 — St. Lawrence. In Waldie library, v. 10. . 5078.21 
 
 — Tremiiue 262.57 
 
 Ward or wife? a romance 266.97 
 
 Wabdes (The). Trollops (Anthony). . . . 261.69 
 Ware iW. ) Aurelian ; or, Rome in the third cen- 
 tury 2fi2.f)"> 
 
 — Julian ; or, scenes iu Judea 262.67 
 
 — Zeuobia ; or, the fall of Palmyra. 2 v. . . 262.68 
 Warfield (..1/)-.5. C. A.) Cardinal's daughter. Sequel 
 
 to Feme Fleming 267.14 
 
 — Double weeding ; or how she was won. . . 262.65 
 
 — Feme Fleming 267.13 
 
 — Hester Howard's temptation 262.60 
 
 — Household of Bouverie. [anon.] 2 v. . . 262.61 
 
 — liidy Ernestine ; or the absent lord of Roche- 
 
 forte 262.72 
 
 — Miriam Monfort 262.64 
 
 Not''.. — saiue as her Monfort hall. 
 
 — Miriam's memoirs. Sequel to Monfort hall. 262.78 
 
 A''>(*' — Saiue a3 Romance of Beauseiucourt. 
 
 — Monf.n-t hall 262.77 
 
 iVijff. — Same as her Miriam Moafort. 
 
 — Romance of Beauseincourt. [iinon.] . . . 262.63 
 
 iyr)^'.— Same as lier Miriam's memoirs. 
 
 — Sea and shore. Sequel to Miriam's memoirs. 262.82 
 Wakleioh ; or, the fatal oak ; a legend of Devon. Bk.w 
 
 {Mrs. A. E.) 141.34 
 
 Warner (Anna B.) ['Amy Lothrop.'] Dollars and 
 C3nts 263.01 
 
 — My brother's keeper. 263.00 
 
 — Thrje little spades 2B3.02 
 
 Warner (Susan). [' Elizabeth Wetherell.'] Daisy ; con- 
 tinued from Melljourue house. 2 V. . . 263.03 
 
 — Flag of truce 266.93 
 
 — Hills of the Shatemuc 263.05 
 
 — House in town. Sequel to ' Opportunities." . 263.15 
 
 — Little camp on Eagle hUl 263.25 
 
 — Melbourne house. 2 v 263.06 
 
 — Old helmet 263.08 
 
 — Opportunities, a sequel to ' Wiiat she could.' 263. 19 
 
 — Piue needles 260.95 
 
 — Q'leechy. 2v 263.10 
 
 — Rapids of Niagara 266.94 
 
 — S:eptras and crowns 263.24 
 
 — What she could 263. 18 
 
 Nofe. — For contiuuationa see OpportUDities [263.19] ; 
 House iu towu [263.16] : and Tradiug 1263.14]. 
 
 — Wide, wide world. 2v 263.16 
 
 — Willow brook 263.26 
 
 Warner ( Susan ami Anna B.) Gold of Chickaree. 266. 98 
 
 — Ellen Montgomery's book shelf. 5 v. . . 
 
 1. Jlr. RiUliei ford's cUildren. 2 V 263.21 
 
 2. Sybil aud Cliryasa 363.89 
 
 3. Hard maple 263.83 
 
 4. Carl Kriuken 263.20 
 
 5. Casper aud his friends 263.23 
 
 — Sayandsaal. 2 v. 263.12 
 
 — Tradiug ; finishing the story of the House iu 
 
 town . . 2G3.14 
 
 — Wych hazel 266.96 
 
 Wakren(W.) The experience of a barrister. . 263.27 
 Wakee^j {Mi-s. E.) How I managed my children from 
 
 infancy to marriage 262.8 > 
 
 Wakben (S.) Diary of a late physician. 3 v. 263.30 
 Same. 2 V 263.28 
 
 — Lily and the bee 263.31 ; 3915.07 
 
 — Now and then 263.34 
 
 — Rupert Sinclair 235.99 
 
 — Ten thousand a year 203.35 
 
 Same. 3 v 263.36 
 
 Warwick. Walworth (M. T.) 262.75 
 
 Warwick woodlands. Herbert (H. W. ) . . 4617.20 
 
 WAsheguily. Dupuy(E. A.) 186.24 
 
 Was he successful. Kimball ( R. B. ) . . . 521.67 
 Was she engaged ? By 'Jonquil.' .... 264.84 
 Wash Bolter, M. D., or the life of an orator. . 260.71 
 Washburn (C. A.) Philip Thaxter. [mion.] . '241.11 
 
 — Gomery of Montgomery, [anon.] .... 211.02 
 Washburn iK. H. , foi mtrli/ Mrs. Vulerio). Ina. 262.91 
 
 — Italiau girl 266.81 
 
 — Perfect love casteth out fear 266.99 
 
 Washburn (W. T.) Fail- Haivard 184.34 
 
 Washington acd his generals (Legends of the revolu- 
 tion ; or). LiPPABD (G.) 223.94 
 
 Washington (True stories of the days of). . . 3182.11 
 Watch aud wait. [Adams (W. T.)] .... 113.06 
 
 Water babies. Kingsley (Charles) 221.73 
 
 Water witch. Coopek(J. F.) 164.21 
 
 Waterdale neighbors. McCaetht (Justin). . 224.52 
 Waterloo. A sequel to 'Theconsciipt of 1813.' Eeck- 
 MANN (E.) Odd Chatemn (A.) .... 183.20 
 Waterloo (Stories of). Maxmeil iW. H.) . 231.46 
 Waters, pseud. Experiences ol a real detective. 263.95 
 
 — Undiscovered crimes 262.70 
 
 Waters (T.) Recollections of a policeman. . 263.39 
 Watson (H. C. )' Camp fires of the Revolution. 263.42 
 
 — Nights in a blockhouse 263.43 
 
 Wavebley. Scott (Sir Walter) 245.83 
 
 Way down cast ; or Yankee life. Smith (Seba). 253.ti9 
 Way of the world. Adams (W. T.) .... 113.07 
 Way we live now. Teollope (A.) .... 266.11 
 
 Wayne (M. W.) Marguerite Kent 263.70 
 
 Ways of providence. Aetece (T. S. ) . . . 123.21 
 Ways of the hour. Coo pee (J. F.) .... 164.22 
 We and our neighbors. Stowe (Mrs. H. B.) . 254.94 
 
 We boys. Written by one of us 267.11 
 
 We girls. Whitney ( J/re. A. D. T. ) . . . . 263.65 
 Weal and woe in Garvelocb. Maetineau ( H. ) 231.28 
 Weakithorne. ByFadette. [RoDKEY(jl/rs.N.L.)] 2IJ3.84 
 Weavers and weft ; or, ' Love that hath us in his net.' 
 
 Beaddon (M. E.) 141.11 
 
 Webb(C. H.) John Paul's book 2.''.46.25 
 
 — Liffith Lank ; or lunacy 263.40 
 
 — St. twel'mo 263.41 
 
 Webb (J/( S.J. B.) The pilgrims of New England. 263.94 
 Webber (C. W.) Old Hicks, the guide. . . 263.44 
 
 — Hunter naturalist, cr lomance of sporting. . 263.45 
 
 — lales of the southern border 263.46 
 
 Wedding garments. McLain(M. W.) . . . 226.98 
 Wedding (Their) journey. Howells (W. D. ) 213.94 
 Week in a French country house. Saetoeis (Mrs. 
 
 A. K.) '244.76 
 
 Weeks (H.C.) Four, and what they did. . . 263.91 
 
 — Grandpa's house 263.47 
 
 Welcome friend. [A collection of tales. No title 
 
 page.] 205.70 
 
 Wells (KG.) In the clearings 262.98 
 
 Welty(E. A.) Self-made 263.48 
 
 Wenderholme ; a stoiy of Lancashire and Yorkshire. 
 
 Hamerton (P. G.) 212.97 
 
 Wensley ; a story without a moral. QtJiNCY(E.) 241.75 
 Wentz (Sara A.) Smiles and frowns. . . . 263.49 
 Wept of Wi.sh- ton- wish. CooprK(J. F. ) . . 164.23 
 Weener (Eruest), pseud of Buestenbdjdeb (E.) 
 
 — At the altar 263.97 
 
 — Broken chains. 263.92 
 
 — Good luck 263.96 
 
 — A hero of the pea 263.90 
 
 Werter (.Sorrows of). Goethe (J. W. von). 
 
 Novels 195.18 
 
 West I J.) A gossip's story, and Legendary tale. In 
 
 Waldie libraiy, v. 8 6078.22 
 
 West (Legends of the). Hall (J.) .... 2r2.19 
 West lawn. Holmes ( ,V)s. M. J. ) .... 213.73 
 West Point (Cadet life ati. [Kinsman (J. B.)] 145.30 
 Westbrook parsonage. McKeever (H. B. ) . 225.13 
 Western border lite ; or Fanny Hunter, [anon.] 263.50 
 Western merchant. Shoetfield (Luke), pseud. 251.84 
 Westmoreland (M. J.) Clifford Troup ; a Georgia 
 
 story 263.99 
 
 — Heart hungry 263.98 
 
 BBOOELYN M CBC AN XILIii LIUK4HV.
 
 FICTION : Weston to WiUe. 
 
 538 
 
 Westox ^S. ) Persian recreations ; or, new tales. '263.93 
 WfisrwABD ho ! or, Amyas Leigh. Kinosley 
 
 (Charles) 221.74 
 
 Westward hoi PiULuiuo iJ. K. ) .... i!3o."21 
 Wethebell (Elizabethi. S-e Warn-ek (Susan). 
 Wethebell affiitr (The). DeFobest (.J. W. ) . 172..50 
 Wette (W. il. h. de). Theodore, or the sceptic's con- 
 version. 2 V '3'>i2.'25 
 
 Whaiesian's adventures iu the Sandwich Islands and 
 California. Thostfs (\V. H.) .... 261.00 
 
 What a boy! Wnxis (Julia A.) 264.32 
 
 What answer? Dickinson (Anna E.) . . . 174.38 
 
 WaiTcaushedo? Roe (E. P. ) 243.8'J 
 
 What happsned after the battle of Dor'.;ing. 
 
 laiion.] 263.76 
 
 WsAT I kaow about Ben Eooles. [Holt (J. S.)] 234.43 
 What Katy did. Coolidqe (Susan). [Woolski 
 
 (S. C.)] 161.36 
 
 WaAT Kity did at school. Coolidoe (Susan). [Woolsey 
 
 (S. G.)] 161.37 
 
 WuAT makes ma grow ? or, walks and talks with .Vniy 
 
 Dudley, [anon.] 263.77 
 
 WaAT might have beeu expected. Stockton vF.B.) 256. 3'J 
 
 What she conld. Waknee (Susan) 263.18 
 
 What the moon saw. .•Vndersen ( H. C. ) . . 122. 15 
 What the swallows sang. Spielhaqen (F. i . 2')3.99 
 What the world made tiem. [uann.'i . . . 263.7.5 
 What will he do with it? BuLWEB-Lviro.>f (E. G. E. 
 
 L.) 144.30 
 
 Wheat and tares. [anon.'\ 263.51 
 
 Whejj I was a little girl. Tabor (Eliza). . . 263.78 
 When the ship coaaes home. Besant (W. ) and Kice 
 
 (J.) 133.33 
 
 Which is the heroine ? [Cone (N/i] . . . 2';3.79 
 Which shall it ba? Alexander rj/cy. — ). . 266.70 
 W aicH— the right, or the left ? [auo/i.] . . . 263.54 
 Whios of Scotland ; or the last of the Stuarts : an his- 
 torical rom.inca of the Scottish persecution. 2 v. 
 
 in 1 263.49 
 
 While it was morning. Tow.vsemd (V. F. ) . 261.47 
 Whi-M (A) and its cons8queno3S. James (G.P.K.) 215.83 
 Whimsical woman. Carles (E. F.) ... 145.43 
 WnisPEBiNa pine series. Kellooo (E. ) 5 v. 226.13 
 
 1. Tbe apark of genius. I 4. Wiuuing his spurs. 
 
 2. S'jpliomorea of Radcliffa. 5. Turning of the tide. 
 
 3. Wnisporiug pine. j 
 
 Whispers from fairy Ian i. Huoessen (E H. K.) 183.42 
 WritsTLEB ; or, the manly boy. [Simonds (W. )] 2.52.46 
 Whitcheb (J//-.9.F.1I.B.) Widow Bidott papers. 264.36 
 — Widow Sprigging, Mary Elmer, and other 
 
 sketches 264.37 
 
 Wjitb (Babbington). Circa ; or, three acts in the life 
 
 of au artist 263.52 
 
 WitTE(R. G.) Chronicles of Gotham. . . 154.12 
 WtiTEassnow. [IIato (J/,s. I. F.i] . . . 193.33 
 W aiTE boy : a story of Ireland. Hall (Mrs. S. C. ) 212.24 
 White bull : oriental history. Voltaibe (F. M. 
 
 A. d3) 262.83 
 
 WriiTE chief Reid (llayne) 242.61 
 
 White elephant ; or, the hunters of Ava. Dalton 
 
 (William) 171.28 
 
 White friars ; or, the days of Charles n. Robisson 
 
 (Jane) 243.50 
 
 White gauntlet. Reid (Mayne) 242.68 
 
 White hoods. Bray ( .l/r.?. A. E. ) .... 141.29 
 White jacket ; or, the world in a man-of-war. Mel- 
 ville (Herman) 231.75 
 
 White ladies. Oliphint (Jf-s. M. O. W.) . 234.89 
 
 W.IITE lies. Opie (Mr.i. A.) 234.29 
 
 White lies. Reads (Charles) 242.24 
 
 WHiiErose. Melville (G. .1. W.) . . . . 231.63 
 White rose of L.ingley. Holt (E. S.) . . . 213.99 
 
 White scalper. Aimabd(G. ) 114.24 
 
 White wife. B3de(G.) [Beadley(E.)] . . 141.14 
 Whitehall. Robinson (Jane). . . . . . 213.51 
 
 Whitehead (C. E.) Wild sports in the south. 263.56 
 Whitehbad (Mrs. T.) The Grahames. . . . 263.55 
 
 Whitino (M. R) Faith White's letter bDok, 
 
 l'liJ-23 18..30 
 
 Whitney (Jf-s. A. D. T.) Boys at Chequasset. 263..58 
 — Faith Gi.rtney's girlhood 263.59 
 
 — fraywortbys (The) 263.60 
 
 — Hitherto 263.C3 
 
 — Other girls (Thei 263.71 
 
 — Patience Stiong's outings 263.62 
 
 — Real folk>- 263.69 
 
 — Sights and insights : Patience Strong's story of over 
 
 the way [in Europe). 2 v 263.72 
 
 — Summer in Leslie Goldthwaite's life [at the White 
 
 Mountains] 263.61 
 
 — We girls 263.65 
 
 — Zernb Throop's experiment 263.80 
 
 WHirTLEB I J. G. ) Margaret Smith's journal. . 263.57 
 Whittlesey (E. L. ) Helen Ethinger. . . . 263.82 
 
 — Who was she ? 263.81 
 
 Whitty (E. M. ) Bohcn.ians of Londi n ; or, Knaves 
 
 and fools 263.64 
 
 Who breaks— pays. Jenkin (ilfi-.s-, C.) . . . 221.12 
 Who shall be greatest. Howitt (Mary). . . 214.24 
 Who shall be victor. Dupuy(E. A.). . . . 181.34 
 
 Who was she? [aiiOH.] 263.81 
 
 Who would have thought il ? [n»on.] . . . 263.85 
 Whom fo marry. Mayhew (H. «)»/ A.) . . . 231.51 
 Why did he marry her? Dupuy (Mi-rn E. A.) 181.29 
 Why did he not die? Volckhaisen (A. von). 262.81 
 Why Paul FerroU killed Lis wife. [Clite (Mrs. 
 
 C. i] . 15.5.23 
 
 Whyte- Melville (G. J.) ,Sce Melville (G. J. W.) 
 
 Wicheet (Ern^ti. The green gate 263.86 
 
 WicKHAM (M. ) Sea-spray: a Long Island village. 263.66 
 Widdemer (Irene). [' Ireland Ward.'] Daisy 
 
 BrentwelL 267.07 
 
 Wide wide world. Warner (Susan). 2 v. . 263.16 
 Widow and the marquis. Hook (T. E. ). . . 214.06 
 Widow Bamaby. Teullope (J/cs. F.) . . . 262.04 
 Widow Bedott papers. Whitcher (Mrs. F. B. M.) 264.36 
 Widow Goldsmith's daughter. Smith (J. P.). 252. 8S 
 Widow Lerouge. Gaboriau (E. ) 193.15 
 
 — Widow married. Sequel to Widow Bamaby. Trol- 
 
 lops (Mrs. F.) 262.00 
 
 Widow of Windsor. Gaskell (Annie). . . 196.34 
 AViDow Seymour. Bakeb (W. E. S. ) . . . 12.5.33 
 Widow Spriggins. AVhitcher (J//-.?. F. M. B. ) 264.37 
 Widow's son. Soothwoeth (Mrs. E. D. E. N.) 253.43 
 Widower (Thel. Smith (.Julis P.) .... 252.87 
 Wieland (C. M. Ton). Thi republic of fools. 2v. 5713.10 
 Wieland ; or, the transformation. Brown ^C. 15. ) 143.11 
 Wife of a vain man. Schwartz (M. S. ) . . 244.93 
 
 Wife's evidence. Wills (W.G.) 264.14 
 
 Wjfes messengers. Horion (Mrs. M. B.) . 214.11 
 Wife's secret. Stephens {,!/).«. Ann S.) . . 253.75 
 Wife's sister. Hubb.ick (Mrs. M. ) . . . . 214.39 
 
 Wife's stratagem. [ciiion.'\ 263.67 
 
 Wife's victory. Southwokth (Mrs. E. D. E. N.) 253.44 
 Wigwam and the cabin. Simms (W. G.) . . 252.39 
 Wild huntress. Reid (0(/</. Mayne). . . . 242.62 
 Wild hyacinth. Randolph ( .U/s. — ). . . . 246.11 
 Wild Irish girl. Morg.an (S. O., /rtJ)/). . . . 232.34 
 
 Wild life. Reid (Mayne) 242.63 
 
 Wild love, (tc. Fouque (F. H. K. de la Motte). 192.30 
 Wild man of the west. B.allantyne (R. M.) 131.31 
 Wild oats and dead leaves. Smith (.\lbert). . 252.69 
 AViLD scenes in the forest and prairie. Hoffman (C. F.) 
 
 2 V 1122.18 
 
 Wild sports in the far west. Gerst acker (F.) 194.27 
 Wild sports in the south. Whitehead (C. E.) 263.56 
 AVildenhahn (C. A.) The pilgrimage. . . . 263.68 
 AViltoed (Florence). Nigel Bartram's iilea . . 263.87 
 
 — Vivia, a modem story 263.88 
 
 AVnPRiD Cumbermede. Mac Donald (G.) . . 224.95 
 AVtLHELM Jleiiiter's apprenticeship and travels. Goethe 
 
 (.J. W. von). 3 V 195.19 
 
 WiLKiNs AA'ylder. Miller (S.F.) . . . 231.87 
 
 AViLKiNsoN (Janet W. ) Hands, not hearts. . 264.01 
 AViLLitbe? FoBD(Helen J.) 197.10 
 
 WiLL-o'-THE-WISPS. Ploennies (L. vou). . . 241.67 
 Will Rood's friendship. [Bradley (W. J.)] . 194.22 
 AViLLAED I Clara A.) Fifty years ago; a story of New 
 
 Englaed life 264.85 
 
 AViLLcox (0. B.) ['AValter March.'] Shoepao recol- 
 lections 225.35 
 
 WiLLE (E. de). Johannes CHaf. 176.24 
 
 In aaliiug for boolis, use tUe " Book Or.lers," (fiving the AUTHOR'S NAME, tUa Brat p;»rt of tU» TITLE, aiiJ tLio NU.WBER.
 
 534 
 
 FICTION : ■WUliam the Conqueror lo Wooa 
 
 William the Conqueror. Napiee (Sii- C. J.) . 233.18 
 WiLUAM Henry aud his friends. Diaz (Mc.s. A.M.) 174.42 
 William Henry lettei-s. Dliz {Mrs. A. M.) . 174.41 
 Williams (R. F. ) Secret passion. 3 v. . . 2fi4.ll2 
 
 — Shakspeare and his friends. 3t 261.05 
 
 — Youth of Shakspeare 264.08 
 
 Same. 3v 264.09 
 
 AVrLLiE. Abbott ^ J.) Harper's story books, v. 1. 216.92 
 
 Willis (Julia A. ) What a boy ! 264.32 
 
 Willis (,N. P.) Life here and there. . . . 264.12 
 
 — Paul Pane 264. 16 
 
 — Miscellaneous works 5076.22 
 
 Contents : Dashes at life with a free pencil. 
 Part. 1. Higlilife in Europe [Einest Clay], and American 
 life.— Part 2. Inklings of adventure.— Part 3. Loiterings o. 
 travel.— Part 4. Ephemera. 
 
 Willis the pilot 265.13 
 
 WiLLonoHBY's (Lady) diary. Rathbone (H. M.) 242.73 
 
 Willow brook. Wakneb (Susan) 263.26 
 
 Wills (W. G.) Notice to quit 261.13 
 
 — Wife's evidence 264.14 
 
 WiLMiNGTONS (The). Marsh (Mrs. A. Caldwell). 231.02 
 Wilson {Mrs. A. J. Evans). Beulah. . . . 183.27 
 
 — Inez ; a tale of the Alamo 183.28 
 
 — Infelice 183.32 
 
 — Macaria 183.29 
 
 — St. Elmo 183.30 
 
 — Vashti ; or, until death do us part. . . . 183.31 
 Wilson (John). The foresters 264.18 
 
 — Snow storm. In Little classics, v. 7. . . 226.89 
 
 — Tales 264.20 
 
 Contents : Lights and shadows of Scottish life. Trials of 
 Margaret Lindsay. The foresters. 
 Wn^soN (J. M.) Tales of the borders of Scotland. 
 
 v. 1-5 264.21 
 
 Wind and whirlwind. White (3/r. Thorn.) [Elliott 
 
 (C. W.)] 263.53 
 
 WrNDSOB castle. Ainswobth (W. H. ) ... 115. 13 
 Wine or water. Soule (Jlfr*-. C. A.) . . , . 253.20 
 
 Wing and wing. Cooper (J. F.) 164.21 
 
 Winged lion, or stories of Venice. De Mille (J. ) 172.43 
 Winifred Bertram. Charles (Mrs. E.) . . 153.14 
 
 Winkles (The). Jones (J. B.) 221,3(1 
 
 Winning his spurs. Kellogg (E. ) . . . . 226.16 
 Winning his way. Coffin (C. C.) .... 161.09 
 WiNscoM (J. A.) Onward : a tale of progress. 264.27 
 Winter evenings : tales. Hack (Maria). . . 211.87 
 Winter evening tales. Hogg (James) 2 v. . 213.41 
 Winter in Spitzbergen. Hildebrant (C. ) . . 1142.02 
 
 Winter story. Peard (F. M.) 234.82 
 
 Winthrop (Sophy), Faith and patience ; or, the Har- 
 rington girls 266.89 
 
 Winthrop ( Theodore). Canoe and saddle. . . 1122.01 
 
 — Cecil Dreeme 264.28 
 
 — Edwin Brothertoft 264.29 
 
 — John Brent 264.30 
 
 — Life in the open air. [Love and skates. Brightly's 
 
 orphan.] 264.31 
 
 — Love and skates. In Little classics, v. 6 226.88 
 
 WiNWooD Cliff series. See Wise (D.) . . . 264.97 
 WisE(D. ) ['Francis Forester.' 'Lawrence Lance- 
 wood.'] Liudendale stories 222.33 
 
 1. Sidney de Grey ; or. the rival school boys. . . . 222.35 
 
 2. Nellie Warreu ; or. the lo.st watch 222.34 
 
 3. Louis Sinclair : or, the silver prize medals. . . . 222.33 
 
 4. Cousin Clara 222.36 
 
 5. Peter Clinton 222.37 
 
 — Glen Morris stories 222.80 
 
 1. Guy Carleton. . 222.80 | 4. Walter Sherwood. . 222.83 
 2 IHck Duncan. . 222.81 5. Kate Carleton. . . 222.84 
 3. Jessie Carleton. 223.82 j 
 
 — Win wood cliff series 264.97 
 
 1. Winwood cliff ; or Oscar the sailor's son. 
 
 2. Ben Blinker ; or Mai,'gie'K golden motto. 
 
 Wis^(H. A. ) ['Harry Gringo.'] Captain Brando, of 
 the " Centipede." 264.33 
 
 — Tales for the mariues 264. 3 1 
 
 Wise saws and modern instances (Sam Slick's). Hali- 
 
 burton (T. C.) 212.16 
 
 Wise saws and modem instances ; or, tales for 
 
 travellers 1G5.01 
 
 Wiseman (N.) Fabiola ; or, the church of the 
 
 - catacombs 264.35 
 
 Wister (3Irs. A. li.,lransl.) At the counoillor's, or a 
 nameless history, by E. Marlitt. . . . 225.73 
 
 — Countess Gisela, by E. Marlitt 225.42 
 
 — Enchanting and enchanted, by F. W. Hack- 
 
 lander 211.97 
 
 — Family feud, by L. Harder 214.82 
 
 — Gold Elsie, by E. Marlitt 225.40 
 
 — Green gate, by E. Wichert 263.86 
 
 — HiJda, by F. Lewald 226.41 
 
 — Little moorland princess, by E. Marlitt. . 225.71 
 
 — Old coimtjss, by E. Hofer 213.40 
 
 — Old Mam'selle's secret, by E. Marlitt . . 2'25.39 
 
 — Onlv a girl, by W. von Hillern 213.77 
 
 — Second wife, by E. Marlitt 225.72 
 
 — Why did he not die ? by A. von Volckhauseu. 262. 81 
 
 Witch stories. Linton (E. L.) 3812.11 
 
 With fate against him. Douglas (A. M.) . 175.23 
 Within an ace. Jenkin (i/?-s. C.) .... 221. '22 
 Within an inch of his life. Gaboriau (E. ) . 196.35 
 Within the maze. Wood (ilfrs. H.) . . . . 264.77 
 Witt (Mine. Guizot de). Marie Derville ; a story of a 
 
 French boarding school 172.47 
 
 — An only sister 173.07 
 
 Wives and daughter.^. Gaskell ( J/rs. E. C. ) . 194.14 
 Wives and widows. Stephens {Mrs. Ann S.) 253.77 
 
 Wolf nm. Kellogg (E.) . .' 227.94 
 
 Wolfert's roost. Irving (Washington). , . 215.31 
 
 WoLFSDEN. [(1)1071.] 264.38 
 
 Woman against woman. Church (3frs. Rosa). 154.20 
 Woman, an enigma. McIntosh (Mcs. M. J. ) . 224.78 
 Woman and her master. Smith (J. F.) . . 252.94 
 Woman I loved and the woman who loved me. Blagden 
 
 (I.) 264.39 
 
 WoM.iN in the case. Turner (Bessie). . . . 266.48 
 Woman in white. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . 162.12 
 Woman of business. SaV-vge(M. ) .... '245.92 
 
 AVoMAN of fire. Belot (A.) 132.15 
 
 WoM.\N our angel. EoE(A. S.) 214.08 
 
 Woman to the rescue. Arthur (T. S. ) . . . 123.36 
 Woman's friendship. Aouil.^k (Grace). . . 114.06 
 Woman's kingdom. [Ckaie u^re. D. M. Muloeh).] 232.58 
 Woman's ransom (A). Robinson (F. W.) . . 313.49 
 Woman's reform bill for the unruly member. , 264.81 
 Woman's reward. Norton (//on. .U?-^-. C.) . 235.99 
 
 Woman's strategy, [amm.] 264.40 
 
 Woman's trials. Arthur (T. S.) 123.22 
 
 Woman's vengeance. Payn (J.) 235.62 
 
 Woman's wUes. Gardner (C. E.) 196.32 
 
 Women ; or, chronicles of the late war. Magill 
 
 (M. T.) 225.22 
 
 Women of Israel. Aguilar (Grace) 3513.12 
 
 Won, not wooed. Payn (J.) 264.83 
 
 AVoNDER book for girls and boys. Hawthorne (N. ) 212.06 
 Wonder world. Fairy tales, old and new. From the 
 
 French, German, and Danish 186.14 
 
 AVoNDERFUL adveutures of Captain Priest. Hammett 
 
 (S. A.) 21'2.31 
 
 Wondekful woman. Fleming (M. A.) . . . 192,11 
 AVoNDRous strange. [Newby (J/c6'. C. J. )] . . 233.32 
 AVoNDRous tale of Alroy. Disraeli (B.) . . 174.47 
 AVooD (Ben). Fort Lafayette ; or, love and seces- 
 sion 264.42 
 
 AVooD (George). Future life ; or, scenes in another 
 world 264.43 
 
 — Gates wide open. [Same as Future life.] . 264.43 
 
 — Marrying too late 264.44 
 
 — Modern pilgrims. 2 v 246. 45 
 
 — Peter Schlemihl in America 246.47 
 
 AVooD (J/?-.";. Henry). Bessie Rane 264.75 
 
 — Castle AVafer 264.48 
 
 — Castle's heir 264.49 
 
 — Channings (The) 264.50 
 
 — Clara Lake's dream 264.79 
 
 — Dene HoUow 264.7G 
 
 — Earl's heirs 264.51 
 
 yot'\ — Same as her Lord Oakburu's daughters. 
 
 — East Lyune ; or, the earl's daughter. . . 264.52 
 
 — Edina ; or missing since midnight . . . 264.94 
 
 — Elster's folly 264.55 
 
 — Five thousand a year 264.80 
 
 — Foggy night at Offord 264.53 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 FICTION ; Wood (o Yonge. 
 
 535 
 
 — George Cantorlmry's will 2i>1.73 
 
 — Gervaise Castonel ; or, six gray powders. . 261.54 
 
 — Haiinteil towi>r 2()4.a7 
 
 — Heir to Ashloy 264.58 
 
 — Lady Adelaide's oath 264.49 
 
 JVo(e.— Sauio as Castle's heir. 
 
 — Life's secret 2R4.59 
 
 — Lord Oakbnrn's daughters 264.02 
 
 tfotn.—Sama as Uer Bail's hcii's. 
 
 — Lost bank note ; Martj-n Ware's temptation. 264. GO 
 
 — Lost will, and the diamond bracelet. . . . 2()4.(il 
 
 — Master of Grey lands 264.78 
 
 — Mildred Arkell 264.63 
 
 — Mrs. Halliburton's troubles 264.56 
 
 — Mystery (The) ; a story of domestio life. . 261.64 
 
 — Orville college 264.63 
 
 — Oswald Cray 264.66 
 
 — Out of the deep 264.91 
 
 Note.Samo as Castle's heir. 
 
 — Park-water 264.92 
 
 — Red-court farm, and the Nobleman's wife. . 264.67 
 
 — Roland Yorke 264.72 
 
 — St. Martin's eve 264. 7U 
 
 — Shadow of Ashlydyat 264.68 
 
 — Squire Trevlyn's heir 264.69 
 
 — Trevlyn hold 264.69 
 
 iVo(e.— Same as Squire Ti'evlyn'a heir. 
 
 — Verner's pride 264.71 
 
 — Within the maze 264.77 
 
 WoODBUKK. Jeffkei (R. V. ) 221.09 
 
 WooDBuiiN grange ; a story of EngUsh country life. 
 
 HowiTTCW.) 214.32 
 
 WooDCLiFF. McKeever (H. B.) 2'25.02 
 
 Woodcraft. Simms (W. G.) 252.40 
 
 WooDHiLL ; or, the ways of Providence. Kobinsok 
 
 (,Vrs. T. A. L. V. J.) 243.44 
 
 Woodman (The). J ames ( G. P. R. ) .... 215.84 
 
 WooDRANGERS. Reid ( Oipf. Mayne). . . . 242.64 
 
 WooDRooFFE (Anne). Shades of character. 2 v. 265.04 
 Woodruff (J. L. M.) ['W. M. L. Jay.'] Holdeu with 
 
 the cords 216.12 
 
 — Shiloh 215.91 
 
 Woods (C.H.) Diary of a milliner. . . . 234.34 
 
 Woods (G.B.) Essays, sketches, and stories. 2546.18 
 
 Woodstock. Scott (Sir Walter) 245.84 
 
 Wooed and married. Carey (R. N.) . . . 151.17 
 
 Woodville stories. See Ad.ims (W. T.) . . 112.28 
 
 Woorao (The) o't. Alexander (J[fr«.) . . . 264.82 
 WooLSEX (S. C. ) ['Susan Coolidge.'i 
 
 — For summer afternoons 161.40 
 
 — Mischief's thanksgiving, and other stories. . 101.38 
 — - Newyear's bargain 161.35 
 
 — What Katv did 161.36 
 
 — What Katy did at school 161.37 
 
 WoOLSON (0. F.) Castle Nowhere : lake-country 
 
 sketches 26C.90 
 
 WoEBOisE (E. J.) Lillingstones of Lillingstone. 264.86 
 
 Words for the wise. Arthur (T. S.) . . . 123.23 
 
 Work. Alcott (L. M.) 122.43 
 
 Work AND wages. Howitt (Mary) 214.34 
 
 Work and win. Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W. T. )] 113.08 
 
 WoBKiNa man (Autobiography of a). [a»on.] 125.24 
 
 Worlds not realized. Gatty (^Ui-.?. A.) . . . 193.43 
 
 WoRMLEY (M. E. ) Our cousin Veronica. . . 265.06 
 Woven of many threads. [Hamtlton {Mrs. CeUa V. 
 
 D.)] 264.84 
 
 Wraxall (SrC. F. L.) The backwoodsman. 265.08 
 
 — Bla-k panther 265.09 
 
 — Golden hair : a tale of the Pilgrim fathers. 265.10 
 Wreck of the Chancellor. Verne (J.) . . . 266.84 
 Wreck of the Golden Mary. Dickens (Charles). [/« his 
 
 Christmas stories.] 173.23 
 
 Wrecked in port. Yates (E.) 265.20 
 
 Wrecked in the air. v. 1 of Mysterious island. Verne 
 
 (J.) 266.83 
 
 Wrioht (C. E.) Marcus Blair 266.78 
 
 Wright (F.) A few days at Athens. . . . 264.87 
 
 Wright (J. McN.) Almost a mm. .... 265.03 
 
 — Almost a priest 265.01 
 
 — Best fellow in the world 265.00 
 
 — New York needle-woman 264.89 
 
 — Priest and nun 265.02 
 
 — Secrets of the convent and confessionaL . 267.09 
 
 — Shoe-binders of New York 204.88 
 
 Wright (iU/.s. Sarah A.) The crimson stir; or the 
 
 m dnight vision 266.00 
 
 WuTHERiNG heights. Bronte (Emily. 2 v. . 142.17 
 Wyandotte ; or the huttud knoU. Cooper (J. F. ) 164. '25 
 Wych hazel. Warner (Susan and Anna). . 206. 96 
 Wylder's hand. Le Fanu (.T. S. ) .... 223.06 
 
 Wyncote. Erskine {Mrs. Thomas) 180.08 
 
 Wyss(.J. R. ) Swiss family Robinson. . . . 205.11 
 
 Xariffa. pseud. Brother clerks 265.23 
 
 Yacht club series. .See Adams (W. T.) . . . 113.38 
 Y'ankee drolleries. iS'ec Sala (G. A. 1, ecWor. . 204.93 
 Yankee middy. Optic (Olivrr. [Adams (\V. T. i] 113.09 
 Y'ankee notions. Titterwell (T. )[Kettilli.(S. )J 264.96 
 Yates (Edmund). Blaek sheep 265.14 
 
 — Broken to harness : a story of English domes- 
 
 tic life 265.15 
 
 — Dangerous game 265.76 
 
 — Dr. Waiuwright's patient 205.74 
 
 — Forlorn hope 265.16 
 
 — Going to the bad 265.79 
 
 — Kissing the rod 265.17 
 
 — Land at last 265.18 
 
 — Nobody's fortune 265.21 
 
 — Pages in waiting 265.22 
 
 — Running the gauntlet 265.19 
 
 — Silent witness 205.77 
 
 — Wages of sin 265.78 
 
 — Waiting race 265.73 
 
 — Wrecked in port 265.20 
 
 — Yellow fliig 265.75 
 
 Year after after year. Clive (C.) 155.21 
 
 Years that are told. Porter (Rose). . . . 236.17 
 Yeast : a problem. Kingsley (Charles). . . 221.75 
 
 Yellow flag. Yates (E.) 265.75 
 
 Yellow mask. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . . 162.35 
 Yellowplush papers. Thackeray (W. M.) . 255.55 
 
 Same. In his Miscel. works, v. 2. 255.58 ; 255.62 
 
 Yelverton {Mrs. T. ) Zanita : a tale of the Yo- 
 
 Semite 265.69 
 
 Yemasee : a romance of Civrolina. Sim.ms (W. G.) 252.41 
 Yonge ( .l/ii's C. M. ) Beechcroft 265.24 
 
 — Ben Sylvester's word. 255.25 
 
 — Caged lion 265.53 
 
 Ifote. — James l. of Scutlaad, a prisouer iu EnglaDd. 
 
 — Castle buUders 265.26 
 
 — Chaplet of pearls 265.29 
 
 A'ote. — Time of Heury ii. of France. 
 
 — Clever woman of the family 265.27 
 
 — Countess Kate 205.28 
 
 — Daisy chain. 2 v 265.30 
 
 — Danvors papers 265.49 
 
 — Dove in the eagle's nest. [German baronial life in 
 
 the 1 5th century. ] 265.31 
 
 — Dynevor terrace. 2v 265.32 
 
 — Friarswood post-office 265.34 
 
 — Gain of a loss 265.63 
 
 — Heartsease. 2 v 205.35 
 
 — Heir of Redclyffe. 2 v 205. 37 
 
 — Hopes and fears. 2v 265.39 
 
 — Kenneth ; or the rear-guard of the grand army [of 
 
 Napoleon, in Russia]. 205.41 
 
 — Lady Hester 265.08 
 
 — Lances of Lyuwood. [Feudal life, reign of Edward 
 
 m. of England 265.42 
 
 — Little duke ; or, Richard the fearless [Normandy, 
 
 10th century] 265.50 
 
 — My young Alcides 265.71 
 
 — Pigeon pie. A tale of Roundhead times. . 205.43 
 
 — Pillars of the house. 2 v 265.66 
 
 — Prince and the page 205.51 
 
 — P's and Q's ; or the question of putting upon. 
 
 2d ed 265.65 
 
 — Richard the fearless ; or the little duke. . 265.44 
 
 — Storehouse of stories. 2 v 205.62 
 
 Contents : FAMiLf stories. Salzmann (C. O.l Elements 
 of morality. Puzzle for a cuiioiis girl. Blo&soms of mo- 
 rality. 
 
 — Three brides 265.72 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Or Jar," giviag the AUTHOB'3 NAME, the flrit pari of the TITLE, aui the NU.MBER.
 
 536 
 
 FICTION - FIELD 
 
 YoNOE (J/(^s C. M.) continued. 
 
 — Trial (The) ; more links of the Dnisy chain. 2G5.45 
 
 — Two guardi'ins 265.4'! 
 
 — Young step-mother. 2 v. 265.47 
 
 York (A) and a Lancashire rose. Keabt (Annie). 216.(50 
 
 YouNO America abroai.1. St e Adams (W. T.) . 1]3.1'2 
 
 YoUNO Brown. Mukrat (Granville). . . . 235.84 
 
 , YouNo Crusoe. Harley {.\. J.) 212.78 
 
 YonNO deUverers. KELLOoa (E. 1 'iZbAt'J 
 
 YonNO detective. Parker (Ko.sa A.) .... 2:!5.(J5 
 
 YoONO Dodge club. ,S'ee De Mille (James). . 172.43 
 
 Young duke. Disraeli (B.) 174.45 
 
 Young fur traders. Ballantyne (R. M. ) . . 131. l!6 
 
 Yon.NG husband. Grey (J/rs-. E. C) . . . 21164 
 
 Young lieutenant. Adams (W. T.) . . . . 113.10 
 
 Young marooners. Gouloing (F. B.) . . . 211.31 
 
 Young middy. Armstrong (F. C.) .... 123.1)2 
 
 Young prima donua. Grey (J//s. E. C.) . . . 211.63 
 
 Y'ouNG priuce Marigold, and other fairy tales. . 1.S5.43 
 Young recruit ; or, the adventures of a drummer-boy. 
 
 [Nieritz (G.)] 265.52 
 
 YouNo shipbuilders of Elm Island. Kellogg (E.)221.98 
 
 Young step-mother. Yonge (Jfi.v.s C. M.) 2 v. 265.47 
 
 Young student. GuizoT (Mine. E. C. P.) . . 211.7(1 
 
 YouNO surveyor. Trowbiudoe (J. T.) . . . 21)6. 2G 
 
 Young trail hunters. Cozzens (S. W.) . . . 166.01 
 
 Young voyageurs. Reid ( a<;)(. Mayne). . . 242.66 
 
 Young viigers. Reid (C'(e;-(. Mayne). . . . 242.67 
 
 Youth of Jefferson. Cooke (J. E.) .... 16J.16 
 
 Youth of Shakspeare. Williams ( R. F. ) . . 264.09 
 
 Youth of the old dominion. Hopkins (S.) . 214.10 
 
 Yule tide stories, Scandinavian and North German. 
 
 Thorpe (B.) 261.32 
 
 Zadig: an onentiil history. Voltaire ( F. M. A.de).5075. 32 
 Zalda's nm-sery note-book. A. L. O. E. . . 121.24 
 Zaidee. Oliphant (.)//a-. M. O. W.) . . . . 2i4.23 
 Zanita ; a tale of the Yosemite. Yelvehton (T.) 265.69 
 Zanoni. Bulwkr-Lytion (E. G. E. L. ) . . 144. 33 
 
 Zelda's fortune, lunon.^ 192.40 
 
 Zeluco. Moore (John). 2v 50."i6.1l 
 
 Zenubia ; or, the fall of Palmyra. WAr.E (William). 
 
 2 v 262.68 
 
 Zebub Throop's experiment. AVhitney {Mi:<,: A. 
 
 D. T.) 263.80 
 
 Zoe ; the history of two lives. Jewsbukt (Miss 
 
 G. E.) 221.21 
 
 Zoe ; or, the quadroon's triumph. Livermore ( Mrs. 
 
 E. D.) 226.42 
 
 ZscHOKKE (Heiurich). Alamontade. . . . la 255.04 
 
 — Broken cup 7u 133.02 
 
 — Dead guest 265.57 
 
 — Labor stands on golden feet 265.59 
 
 — The parsonage. Walpurgis night. Leaves from the 
 
 journal of a poor vic;ir in Wiltshiie. The bean. 
 [Ill FuRNESs ( W.H.) Julius and other tales]. 193.19 
 
 — Princess of Brunswick- Wolfenbiittel, and other 
 
 tales. . .■ 265.58 
 
 — Rose (The) of Disentis 265.60 
 
 — Tales 265.56 
 
 — Veronica 265.55 
 
 Zurich. Lander (S. W. ) Sjiectacles for. young eyes. 
 
 v. 5 222.89 
 
 Note to Fiction Class -List. 
 
 The Boston Public Library has issued a Class-List of English Prose Fiction a copy of which is placed in the DeUvery 
 Room of this Library), in which novels of a historical character are classified under the names of countries. They 
 are arranged in historical sequence by cenmries and epochs, and grouped around the most notable events or personages 
 of the time, with parallel references to the best sources of historical or biographical information. Notes are also appended 
 to the works of leading noyeUsts, deiigned to help the reader to aa appreciation of their characteristics. 
 
 Fiddes (Richard, D.D.) General treatise of morality, 
 
 formed upon the principles of natural reason only. 
 
 2d ed. L., 1726. 8= 3.551.04 
 
 Fidelity. Pi^rcy anecdotes, v. 12, 1823 6211 1'2 
 
 Fidler (Reu. Isaac). Observations on professions, 
 
 literature, manners, and emigration, in the United 
 
 States and Canada in 1832. L., 1833. 8^ 1071.08 
 Field. J8®" Si^e al'So Fields. 
 Field (Baraum). American school geography. 12th ed. 
 
 Boston, 1840. 10^ 932.11 
 
 Field (David Dudley, D.D.) Genealogy of the Braiu- 
 
 erd family, in the United Slates. New Yorli. 
 
 1857. S''. 3022.31 
 
 Field (David Dudley, lawyf-r). An international code. [In Amer. 
 
 Boc. sci. asaoc. Trans., no. 2, 187il.] 5811.01 
 
 — Represeutation of minorities. [In Amer. boc. bci. assoc. 
 
 Trans., no. 3. 1871.] 5811.02 
 
 Field (George). Chromatography. L., 1841.8'. 1422.07 
 .pathetics, or the analogy of the seusible sciences. London. 
 
 1820, 8°. [Ill Pamphleteer, v. 17.) 5IJ58.17 
 
 — Analogy of the physical sciences indicated. Loudon, 1819. 8'. 
 
 (/n Pamphleteer, V. 15 : p. 117-137.] 50.18.15 
 
 — Elemeuta ot logic and subjective philosophy. London. 1818. 
 
 8°. [/nPamphleteer, v 12,p. 471 492.1 6058.12 
 
 — Ethics, or the analogy of moral sciences. Loudon, 1824. 8 . 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 23.J 5058.23 
 
 — Grammar of colouring. L., 1850. 12°. . . 1424. 0'J 
 
 Same. L judon, WiS. 16" 1424. 10 
 
 Same. By E. A. Davidson. L., 1875. 16=. 1424.10a 
 
 — Outlines of analogical philosophy ; nature, science, 
 
 and art. 2 v. L, 1839. 8^ 3911.08 
 
 Field (George, Hwedenhorijian derijumaii). The two 
 
 great books of niture and rev.jlaiion ; origin a'ld 
 
 progression of the universe. N.Y.,1870. 8'. 3552.11 
 Field (George A. ) Aural surgery. L., Is76. 12°. 4337.16 
 Fisld (Henry Mirtya, D.D.) From the lakes of Kil- 
 
 larueytothe Golden horn. N.Y., 1877. 12°. 946.13 
 
 — History of the Atlantis telegraph. New York, 1866. 
 
 12\ 3934.25 
 
 — Irish confederates, and the rebellion of 1798. New 
 
 York, 1855. 12° 495.13 
 
 — Summer pictures, from Copenhagen to Venice. New 
 
 York, 18.59. 12° 941.13 
 
 Field ( Mrs. Henry M. ) Home sketches in France, and 
 
 other papers. With notices of her life. New York, 
 
 1875. 12° 961.32 
 
 Field (John). Prison discipliue ; advantages of the 
 
 separato system. 2 v. L., 1818. 8°. . . 5817.27 
 Field (Kate). Hap-hazard. [Sketches.] Boston, 1873, 
 
 32° 2527 26 
 
 — Planchetto'a diary, 'n.'y.', 1808. 16°." .' .' 3815.12 
 
 — Ten days iu Spaiu. B., 1875. 21°. . . . 981.14 
 Field (M.) City architecture. N. Y., 1854. 8°. 1313.24 
 Field (Mauusell B. ) Memories of many men and of 
 
 soma women, during the last thirty years. New 
 
 York, 1874. 12° 3266.06 
 
 Field (Nathaniel). Amends for ladies. Comedy. Notes 
 by J. P. Collier. L., 1829. 8°. ... 1721.11 
 
 — A Woman is a weathercock, a comedy. Notes by 
 
 J. P. Collier. L., 1829. 8° 1721.11 
 
 Field (Thomas W. ) Battle of Long Islaud, [1776. hi 
 
 Long Island hist. soc. Memoirs, v.2, 1869]. 613.14 
 
 - * Catalogue of [his] library. Sold May 24, 1875. 
 
 [Priced.] N. Y., 1875. 8= 2734.14 
 
 — Essay towards on ludian bibliography ; catalogue of 
 
 books relating to the Amer. Indians in [his] 
 library. With hist, notes. N. Y., 1873. 8°. 2734.15 
 
 — Historic and antiquarian .scenes in Brooklyn and its 
 
 vicinity. Brooklyn, 1868. 8° 596.03 
 
 F.eld (Walter). Stones of the temple ; lessons from 
 
 the fabric and furniture of tlie church. New York, 
 
 1873. 12° 3767.25 
 
 Fi3ld (Wm.) Memoirs of Samuel Parr. 2 v. London. 
 
 1827. 8° 3136.08 
 
 Field, dungeon, and escape. .Vc; Richardson (.V. D.) 18tJ5. fi45.07 
 Field, ctmbi>at, hospital, and prison. .Veo Hanaford (Mrs. P. A.) 
 
 ISilG. 613.1(1 
 
 Field oruitholngy. Sm Coues (KUiott) 4818.07 
 
 Field-book of sports and p.vstinjes. S>i-: Maxwell (Wm. H.) 
 
 1833 41)17.03 
 
 Field-sports. Sue Amusements (3porting. p. 25). 
 
 BBOOKLYN MEIlOANXILE LIBUAUV.
 
 FIELDING -FINDLEY 
 
 537 
 
 Fielding (Henry). MisCL'Uauies. 3 v. L., ]717.8''.5U36.01 
 V. 1. Poems aud esaayi*. 
 
 2. Joui-iipy from this world to tho next. CoinodiCB : 
 Kuryclue, a larce ; TUo wcddiug-ilay, a comedy. 
 
 3. Juuatliau Wild. 
 
 — Miscellanies and poems. Kd. with preface by J. P. 
 
 Browue. L., 1872. 8° 5037.:i0 
 
 — Works. With essay ou his life and genius, by Arthur 
 
 Murjihy. 10 v. " Loudon, 1S71. H". . . 5037.2 
 Contents, 
 
 Amelia, v. 8 9. * 
 
 Author's Farce, v. 1. 
 
 Bollugbroke's Kssays (Commeut ou), v. 10. 
 
 Charge delivered to Grand Jury, v. 10. 
 
 Coffee-House pulitii-iau, v. 1. 
 
 Coveut-Gardeu jourual, v. 10. 
 
 Coveut-Gardeu tragedy, v. 2. 
 
 Debaxichees ; a comedy, v. 2. 
 
 DemOBthenes. First Olynthiac, v. 8. 
 
 Dialogue betweeu Alexander the Great aud Diogenes the 
 Cyuic. V. 8. 
 
 Don Quixote in England, a comedy, v. 3. 
 
 Enquiry into the causes of the increase of robbers, v. 10. 
 
 Essay on couver.^ation. v. 9. 
 
 Essay ou life of Fielding, by A. Murphy, V. 1. 
 
 Essay on nothing, v. 10. • 
 
 Essay ou the knowledge of characters of men, v. 9. 
 
 Eurydico : a farce, v. 3. 
 
 Eurydice hiss'd ; a farce, T. 3. 
 
 Fathers ; a comedy, v. 4. 
 
 Grub street opera, v. 2. 
 
 Historical register for 1736. v. 3. 
 
 Interlude betweeu Jupiter, Juno, Apollo, and Mercury, v. 8. 
 
 Intriguing chatobarmaid, a comedy, v. 3. 
 
 Jacobite's iournid. v. 8. 
 
 Jonathan Wild tho Great, V. i. 
 
 Joseph Andrews,, v. 5. 
 
 Journal of a voyage to Lisbon, v. 10. 
 
 Journey from this world to tlie next, T. 4. 
 
 Letter-writers : a farce, v. 2. 
 
 Lottery ; a farce, v. 2. 
 
 Love in several masques, v. 1, 
 
 iliser ; a comedy, v. 2. 
 
 Miss Lucy m town : a farce, v. 3. 
 
 Mdfk-doctor ; a comedy, v. 2. 
 
 Moderu husband ; a comedy, v. 2. 
 
 Old niau taught wisdom ; a larce, v. 3. 
 
 Pasquin ; a dramatic satire, v. 3. 
 
 Philiisophical transactions, 1742-3, v. 8. 
 
 Iteniedy of affliction for loss of friends, v. 8. 
 
 Temple beau ; a comedy, v. 1. 
 
 Tom Jones, a foundling, v. 6-7. 
 
 Tom Thumb the great, v. 1. 
 
 Tragedy of tragedies, v. 1, 
 
 True patriot, v. 8. 
 
 Tumbie-dowu Dick. v. 3. 
 
 Universal gallant ; a comedy, v, 3. 
 
 AVeddiug-day ; a comedy, v. 3. 
 
 &^ For lives of Fielding, see Biography fp. 144) ; alio 
 Smith (G. B.) Poets and novelists, 1876 [3251.11] ; Gentle- 
 man's mag.. May, 1872 (by C. C. Clarke). 
 Fielding (TheodoiW H.) Art of engraving. Londoff. 
 laU. 8=". 143t;.21 
 
 — Introduction to painting in -watef colours. London, 
 
 1852. 1. 8^ 1425.03 
 
 — On the knowledge and restoration of old paintings. 
 
 London, 1847. 18'. U24.ll 
 
 — Synopsis of practical perspective. 3d ed. London, 
 
 18i:i. 8= 1432.23 
 
 Fields. <ffl- See also Field. 
 
 Fields (James Thomas). H'awthorne.B., 1876.32°. 3076.17 
 
 — In and out of doors with Charles Dickens. Boston, 
 
 1876. 32' 3052.29 
 
 — Yesterdays with authors. B., 1872. 12°. . 2524.25 
 
 Contents : Pope. Thackeray. Hawthorne. Dickens. 
 Wordsworth. Miss Mitford. 
 
 JV'>^.— For articles by J. T. F., iu Atlantic montMy, see 
 p. 76 of its Index. 
 Fifiana : or memorials of the east of Fife. See ConoUy (M. F.) 
 
 18C9 467.17 
 
 Fiflne at the fair, poems. See Browning (Uobert). 187'2. 1623.11 
 Fifteen decisive battles of the world. iVe Creasy (K. S.) 442.30 
 Fifteen Os, and other prayers. Printed by W. Cax- 
 ton (circa 1490). Reproduced iu photo-litho- 
 graphy, by S. Ayling. L., 1809. sm. 4°. 2775.01 
 Fifty years in a Maryland kitchen. iVf Howard (B.C.) 1873. 601!5.19 
 Fifty years iu both bemisptieres. .S'''^ Nolle (Vm-'ent). . 3134.14 
 Fifty ye.ar3 iu the magic ciicle. BUtz {— , called .Sitinor). 4611.04 
 Fifty years of my life. See Eeppel (i. T., earl Albemarle). 3011.04 
 Figaro, pseud. See Larra (Mariano Jose de). 
 Fight at Dame Europa's school. See Dame Europa's school (p. 403). 
 
 Fight at Fiuncsburg. Sec Thorpe (B.) Anglo Saxon poems. 
 1856 1665.110 
 
 Fighting the whales ; or, doings and dangers of a fi.sh- 
 
 ing cruise. [In Ballaiityne's niiscelluny, v. 1. 
 
 1809] 931.02 
 
 Figsbee (A.) Maritime flags of all nations. Kew York, 
 
 1869. sq. 21" 931.01 
 
 Figuier (Louis). L'alchimie et les alchimistes. 3e ed. 
 
 Taris, 1>60. 1-2° 3812.25 
 
 — L'annee scientifique tt industriellc. 1809. Paris, 
 
 1869. 12' 3922.09 
 
 Tables deceiinales, 1856-0.5. P.,18G0. 12°. 3922.10 
 
 — Earth and sea. 'i'r., ed., aud enlarged by W. H. D. 
 
 Adams. L., 1870. 8° 92.5.14 
 
 — Histoue du merveilleux dans les temps modcrnes. 
 
 2eed. 4 v. Paris, 1860. 12° S812.21 
 
 V. 1. Introd. Les diables de Loudun. Les convulsion- 
 naires jansenistes. 
 
 2. Les prophetes protestauts. La baguette divinatoire. 
 
 3. Le magueti.sme animal. 
 
 4. Les tables touruantee. Les mediums et les esprits. 
 
 — Human (The) race. N. Y., 1872. 8'. . . 4737.15 
 
 — Insect (The) world. Eevised by E. W. Janson. 
 
 London, 1869. 8° 4823.12 
 
 — Mammalia : their orders, ftc. N. Y. , 1870. 8'. 
 
 — Ocean (The) world. N. Y., 18i;8. b°. . .4826.02 
 Same. New td. revised by E. P. Wright. London. 
 
 1872. 8' 4825.26 
 
 — Primitive man. London, 1870. 8°. . . . 5813.29 
 Same. New Y'ork, 1 870. 8°. ... 681.f.29.a 
 
 — Reptiles and birds. Ed. by P. Gilmore. New York, 
 
 1870. 8° 4^17.16 
 
 — The To-morrow of death ; or the futuro according to 
 
 science. From the French, by S. K. Crocker. 
 Boston, 187-2. 12° 3552.12 
 
 — The Vegetable world. N. Y., 1867. 8°. . . 4917.21 
 
 — The World before the deluge. Tr. from the French. 
 
 New York, 1866. 8"' 4717.26 
 
 Figuier (Mine Louis). Le gardian de la Camargue : 
 scenes et souvenirs des marcmmcs du Rhone. 
 Paris, 1862. 12° 7021.22 
 
 — Mos de Lavene. Paris, 1859. 12°. . . .7021.19 
 
 — Nouvelleslangucdociennes. Paris, 18C0. 12°. 7021.20 
 
 — Les soeurs de ]ait. Paiis, 1861. 12°. . .7021.21 
 Fiji. See Countries (p 310'. 
 
 Filial obedience, ciiapone {Mrs.JI.JH.) Letters on filial obedience. 
 [In her Works, v. 1.] 5U24.01 
 
 Filmer I Edward). A defence of plays. London, 1707. 
 12' 1731.31 
 
 Filth-diseases and their prevention. See Simon (J.) . . 4347.12 
 
 Finance. See Political economy. (F^inance.) 
 
 Financial chronicle. See Commercial and financial clironiclo. 
 
 Finch (A. E. ) On the inductive pLilo.sophy, includ- 
 ing a parallel bet-n-eeu lord Bacon and A. Comte 
 as philob'ophers. L., 187'2. 8° 5422.13 
 
 Finch 1 1.) Travels m the United States and Ccnada. 
 Added an essay on the natural boundaries of em- 
 pires. L., 1833. 8° 1074.11 
 
 Fincbdale prior}-, (Enrjland). Charters of endow- 
 ment, inventories, and account rolls. London, 
 SuHee^ soc, 1837. 8°. ....... . 511H.10 
 
 Finck (Hugo). Account of antiquities iu Vera Cruz, ^iexico. 
 ISm. rep., 1870.] 3936.25 
 
 Findel (J. G.) History of freemasonry. 2d ed. Eevised 
 byD. M. Lyon. L., 1869. 8°. . . . .5837.22 
 
 Finden i Edward). * Illustrations of the life and works 
 of lord Byron. With information by W. Brocke- 
 don. 3 V. London. ls3y-34. 8°. . . 1625.04 
 
 Fiuden (Wm.) 'Ports, harbours, watering-places and 
 picturesque scenery of Greit Biitain. Ulus. by 
 \V. H. Bartlett, J. D. Harding, etc. With desciip- 
 tions. L., {n.d.'\ 4° 1446.26 
 
 — and Edward). 'Portraits of the female aristocracy 
 
 of queen Victoria. 2 v. Lond., 1849. 4°. 1467.14 
 
 Pindlay (.Alexander Goorgd. Director,' for Bihrings 
 
 Sea and the coast of Alaska. Wasliington, 1869, 
 
 8" 1145.05 
 
 — Directory for the navigation of the Indian Archipel- 
 
 ago, China, and Japan. L., 1870. 8'. .1045.05 
 Fiudley (W.) History of the insurrection in Pennsyl- 
 vania in 1791. Phila., 1796. 8'. . . . 581.04 
 
 In aaking tor books, use the •• Book Order," giving the AU I'HOB'S NAME, the first part of tho TITLE, and tho NUMBER.
 
 538 
 
 FINE ARTS. 
 
 Akrancemektof Sub DiviBioNS.— 1, Art: nature and relations, Esthetics, Beauty.— 2, Ancient art.— 3, Anecdotes.— 
 4, Animals (p. 5,19). 5, Artistic Anatomy.— 6, biography IP- r>:t9).— 7, Bird-Painting (p. 610). —8, Colours, Colouring 
 and Pigments (p. .'i40).— 9, Crayons.— 10, Dance of Dealli Ip. 64U).— 11, Decoration, Design, and Ornament.— 12. Dic- 
 tionaries (p 541).— 13, Drawing. PerspectiTe and Shadows (p. .'illl.- 14, Dutch, Flemish, and German Schools of Art 
 (p. 541).— 15. Emblems, Symbols, and Devices, etc. p. 541) —16, Ecclesiastical Art (p. 642).— 17, Education in Art 
 (p. 642).— 18, Encouragement of Art (p. 642).— 19, English and British Art (p. 642).— 20, Engraving, Prints, and Draw- 
 ings (p. 542).— 21, Essays (p. 642).— 22. Etching (p. 543).— 23, Etruscan Art (p. 643).— 24, European Art (p. 543).— 
 25, Expression (p. 543).— 26, Figure Drawing and Painting p. 643).— 27. Floral Decoration (p. 643).— 28. Flower 
 Painting (p. 543).— 29, Foliage Drawing (p. 643).— 30, French Art (p. 643).— 31. Fresco and Mural Decoration (p. 613).— 
 32, Furniture and Household Taste (p. 644).— 33, Galleries and Museums (p. 644).— 34, Gems and Precious Stones 
 (p.' 544).— 35, Glass Painting.— 36, Greek Art (p. 64.';).— 37, History and Criticism.— 38. Illumination and Missal Paint- 
 ing (p. 645).— 39, Industrial Art (p. 545). — 40, Italian Art (p. 545).— 41, Landscape Painting (p. 546).— 42, Lithography 
 (p. 646).— 43, Marine Painting (p. 64(1).— 44, Miniature Painting (p. 54(1).— 45, Monograms (p. 646).— 46, Monumental 
 Brasses (p. 646) — 47, Mosaic Pavements (p. 546). — 48, Painters and Painting (p. 540).— 49, Periodicals (p. 547).— 50. Pic- 
 tures and Engravings ip. 547).— 51, Picturesque (p. 547|.— 62. Plant Form (p. 647).— 53, Portrait Painting (p 647).— 54, 
 Pottery and Porcelain (p. 647).— 55, Preservation and Restoration of Paintings (p. 647).— 56. Pre Raffaelitism (p. 547).— 
 57, Renaissance (p. 647) —58. Sacred Art (p. .147).— 59, Scenery (p. .5481.-60, Sculpture (p 548).— 61. Sketching (p. 548). 
 62. Sorrento and Inlaid Work (p. .548).— 63, Spanish Art (p. 647 — 64, Symbolism (p. 548).— 65, Terracottas (p. ,548).— 
 66, Transparency Painting |p. 648).— 67, Trees (p. 648).— 68, United States (p. 648).— 69, Vases (p. 549).— 70, Water- 
 Colour Fainting (p. 649).- 71, Women Artists (p. 649). 
 
 1. Art: its Nature aiid Relationa, 
 .fflsthetioa, Beauty. 
 
 1, Art ; its nature and relations, 
 
 AUston{\V.) Lectures OQ arts. 18.5IX . . .1411.01 
 
 Bellars (W.) The fine arts and their uses : principles 
 
 and limits of expression, with especial reference 
 
 to their popular influence. 187(1. . . . 1431. 3'J 
 
 Dwiaht (M. A.) Introduction to the study of art. 
 
 185'J 1411.05 
 
 Ouizvl {F. P. 0.) The fine arts : their nature and rela- 
 tions. Tr. by G. Grove. Is53. . . .1412.05 
 Hamerlon {P. 0.) Thoughts about art. 1871.1111.22 
 Harris (0.) Theory of the arts ; or, art in relation to 
 nature, civilizaiiion and man. 2 v. 1809. 1422.16 
 
 Harris (J.) ConceruiuK art. [In his Works.] .... 6014.26 
 
 — Coiicernint: music, paiutiug, and poetry, [/k /(t5 Works. 161)14.26 
 Herdman ( IF. G. ) Thoughts ou speculative cosmology 
 
 and the principles of art. 1870. . . . 1436. 13 
 
 Hnnt(]V.M.) Talk.sonart. 1875 1425.17 
 
 James {H.) Dniversality in art. [/n /lis Lectures, 1852.] 3S63.24 
 
 Jarues(J.J.) Art hints. 1855 1411.02 
 
 JVofe.— Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 81, 1855. 
 
 — Art thoughts. 18(J9 1411.10 
 
 — The art-idea. 1864 1411.09 
 
 Lamennais (F.) De I'art. [/n Ais Esquisse, e/c, V- 4.] .3564.26 
 
 Lessiiui ((f. K) Laocoon : an essay on the limits of 
 painting and poetry. Tr. by E. C. Beasley. 
 1853. 1412.14 
 
 Same. Tr. by Ellen Frothinghum. 1874. 1414. 14a 
 
 Same. Tr. with notes by Sir R. Phillimore. 
 
 1874 1413.07 
 
 Liveque {0.) Le spiritualisme dans I'art. 1864. 1431,32 
 
 ZoiKj {S. P.) Art : its laws, etc. 1871. . .1412.20 
 
 ProiuJhnn (P. J.) Du prinoipe de I'art et de sa destina- 
 tion sociale. 1865 1412.18 
 
 Purdie ( T. ) Form and sound, can their beauty be 
 dependenton the same physical laws? 1849.1430.00 
 
 Quatreiiiire de Qidnci/ {A. V.) Essay on the nature and 
 means of imitntion in the flue arts. 1837. 1422. 15 
 
 liemarks on ancient and modem art, in a series of 
 essays. By an amateur, [anoti.'l 1837. . 1412.11 
 
 Buskin (J.) Art culture ; selected from his works, by 
 W. H. Piatt 1873 1413.06 
 
 — The eagle's nest : ten lectures on the relation of 
 
 natural science to art. 1873 1411.27 
 
 — Lectures on art 1870 1411.16 
 
 — Mysteiy of lifeand itsarls. 1869 1411.20 
 
 — Politioal economy of art 1858 1411.12 
 
 — Selections from [his] writings. 18i'.8. . .2512.21 
 
 — "The true and the beautiful in art, literature, morals 
 
 and religion. With a notice of the author by 
 
 Mrs. L. C. Tuthill. 1868 1411 08 
 
 Same. 1859 1411. OSa 
 
 — T<vo paths : being lectures on art 1859. . 1411.15 
 Samson {&. ir.) Elements of art criticism ; with a 
 
 historic survey of the method of art execution. 
 
 1867 1412.03 
 
 Same. [Abridged.] 18G8 1412.10 
 
 Sclderiel(K. M\F.vnn). iEsthetic works. 1840. 2542.12 
 Contents: Letters ou christian art. Guthic architecture. 
 Limits of the beautiiul. 
 SeeUy tJ. R.) Elementary principles of art. [/« Ais Roman im- 
 perialism, etc., 18U ; p. 1(>6-194.J 2642.31 
 
 Shre (M. A.) Elements of art a i)oem. 1809.1684.30 
 
 — Rhymes on art 1805 1684.30 
 
 Smith {A.) Nature of imitation in the arts. [In his Essays, etc., 
 
 p. 179252.1 6416.24 
 
 Smith {J.) Lights and shadows of artist life and 
 character. 1853 1412.07 
 
 Taine (ff. ) The ideal in art Tr. by J. Durand. 
 1869 1411.11 
 
 — De I'ideal dans I'art 1867 1431.31 
 
 — Philosophy of art 1867 1411.26 
 
 — Philosophic de I'art. 1865 1431.27 
 
 Torrey (J.) A theory of fine arts. 1874. . . 1411.23 
 
 See also Atlautic monthly, v. 13. 1864 (Relation of art to 
 nature, by J. E. Cabot) ; v. 23, 1869 (Populanziug art. by 
 J. Partou) ; Coutemp. rev., v. 20, 1872 [Laws of modesty in 
 art. by M. Browne) ; Fortnightly rev., v. 1, 1865 (An ar- 
 tistic spirit, by P. G. Hameiton) ; v. 6, I86G (Two art philo- 
 Boi)hers : Leveque and Taiue, by P. G. Hamerton) : Fra- 
 ser's mag , v. 65, 1857 (Futn-tions of artintfi) ; v. 6(1, 1857 (Art 
 and history) ; v. 71, 1865 (Hierarchy of art. by F. P. Gobbe ; 
 2 art.): N.s , v. 1, 1870, or LitttU, 1870, v. 2 (Objects Wart) ; 
 Macmillau's mag., Oct, 1872 (Art and morality, by G. A. 
 Simcox) : Nat. qu. rev., v. 1, 1860 (Glance at the flue arts) : 
 NewEuglauder, v. 18, 186(1 (Their proper sphere); v. 21, 1865 
 (Principles of art, by J. II. iloppiu) ; N. A. rev., v. 81, 1865 
 (Meaning and method) ; v. 103, 1866 (PhllOfluphy of) ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 91, 18G9 (Art and morality). 
 
 2. -jEstketics of the Beautiful and Sutilime, 
 
 Alison (A. ) Essays on the- nature and principles of 
 
 taste. 1852 5437.02 
 
 Beattie {J.) Illustrations on sublimity. [In Ais Works, v. 3 ] 6015.11 
 Barlce (E ) Philosophical inquiry into the origin of 
 our ideas of the sublime and beautiful. 1818. 5613.13 
 Same. With au introductory discourse concern- 
 ing taste. 1806 5437.05 
 
 Clmsical journal, v, 1-2, 1810 (Of the staudSrd of taste). 2742.01 
 Z>'(;/ (7/. A'.) Science of ajsthetics. 1.^72. . 1412.29 
 Donaldson (J. ) Prinbiples of taste,or elements of beauty. 
 
 1786 5434.32- 
 
 Field (0.) .Esthetics. 1820. ['" Pamphleteer, v. 17.] .606817 
 Hope (£ ) The immaterial system of man contemplat- 
 ed in accordance with the beautiful and the sub- 
 lime. 2 V. 1835 3561.23 
 
 Jeffrey (f.) Essays, 1862 ; p. 13-10 2633.19 
 
 Ji.nes (R.) Taste : a lecture. 1842 5721.04 
 
 Jiniffroy (T.) Cours d'esthetique._ 1863. . .5437.03 
 Kiratry (A. II. de). Examen philosophique des con- 
 siderations sur le sentiment du sublime et du beau. 
 
 1823 5437.04 
 
 Knight (iJ. P.) Analytical inquiry into the principles 
 
 of taste. 1808 5437.01 
 
 Mniite>;fiHini {C.de S.,haron de). Essai sur lo goQt 431.10 
 Smith (S.) On taste. Ou the beautiful. Ou the sublime. [In 
 
 his Moral philosophy, p. ]17.2l.'3.] 6436.08 
 
 Sully (J. ) Sensation and intuition. 1874. . 5436.08 
 
 Ussker [J.) Clio, or a discourse on taste, lanon.'i 
 
 1767. 641.12 
 
 3. lieauty. 
 
 Bayliss ( W. ) Witness of art, or legend of beauty. 
 
 1876 1431.40 
 
 SUickie ( J. .S.) On beauty: three discourses. 1858. 1412.21 
 
 Reviewed in North Brit, rev,, v. 28, 1868. 
 Calvert (J. S.) Essays aisthetical. 1875. . . 1411.29 
 Cousin ( V.) Lectures on the true, the beautiful, and 
 
 the good.- Tr. by 0. W. Wight 1*5^. . 1412.06 
 
 BUOOKLYK UEBaANTILS LIORABI.
 
 FINE ARTS: Aucie.it Art lo Biography of ArUsta. 
 
 539 
 
 Ellis (Mrs. S. S.) The beautiful in natme and art. 
 
 18GG 1412.15 
 
 Emerson (K. W.) Conduct of life, 18G0 ; p. 345-271. . . 2524.02 
 Ferijusfion (J.) True priueipk-.s of beauty iu art. 14iiG.U3 
 Hau (D. ii.) An attempt to define ajsthetical taste. 
 
 1814 1412.27 
 
 — First principles of symmetrical beauty. 184G. 1412.22 
 
 — Principles of beauty iu colouring systematized. 
 
 1845 1422.11 
 
 — ■ Science of be.iuty as developed in nature and applied 
 
 iuart. 1856 113r,.07 
 
 Hoijarth (W.) Analv-sis of beauty 1412. 2G 
 
 Same, [/n Ais Works, v. 2, 1810.) 1445.02 
 
 Halchesoii {F. ) Inquiry into the original of our ideas 
 
 of beauty. 5th ed. 1753 5134.43 
 
 Kinu iT. S.) Biiiiity aud religiou. [In his Patric.tisra, ffc.] 3564.12 
 MacvicariJ. (J.) Philos. of the beautiful. 18)5. 1412.30 
 Meiigs {A. H.) Beauty and taste. [In his Works, v. 1, 17%.] 1412.03 
 I'urton (]['.) Philocaliii : natural, pojtic, and pictur- 
 esque beauty. 1864 1436.2G 
 
 Schimmclpenninck (M. A.) Principles of beauty. 1431.13 
 Schlegd {K. W. F. von). On the limits of the beautiful. [In his 
 
 .aistholic works.] 2542.12 
 
 Shedd ( ir. O. T.) True nature of the beautiful. [In his Dis- 
 courses aud essays. 1862.] 3593.09 
 
 Slacken. J.) Ministry of the beautiful. 1850. 1412.28 
 S!/mo:ids iJ. A.) Principles of beauty. 1857. 1436.12 
 
 — Principles of beauty. [In his Miscel., p. 1-49. 1871.] . 2547.19 
 Topffer ( ii. ) Reflexions ct menus propos d'un peintro 
 
 genevois. ou essai sur le beau dans les arts. 1431.3 1 
 Woolnoth{T.) Dissert, ou personal and relative beauty. \In his 
 
 Facts and faces, p. 185-261 1 6432.06 
 
 Sfe also Atlantic monthly, v. 5. 1860 (Laws of bianty) ; 
 v. 7. 1861 (Greek liuesl ; Blackwood s mag., v. 74, 1853 (Real 
 aud ideal.) 
 
 American Art. S:c United States (p. 548). 
 2 Ancient Art. 
 Hodder {H. M.) Handbook of arohfeology. 18K8. 1454.10 
 Midler (CO.) Ancient art and its remaiu.s. 1852. 1455.11 
 Rockette {R.) Lecture on ancient art. 18.j4. . 1441.01 
 Weslropp ( H. M. ) Handbook of arch^olo^y. Travel- 
 ler's art companion to the museums and ancient 
 remains of Italy, Greece, and Egypt. l."jGS. 1454.10 
 Winckelmann (J.) History of ancient art. Tr. bv G. 
 
 H. Lodge. 4 v. 1856-72 , 1455.21 
 
 See a^so Nat. qu. rev.,v: 15. 1867. 
 
 jftS* See also ArchEBology (p. 32 of Catalogue). 
 
 Illustrations of Ancient Master-pieces. 
 
 Bouillon (P.) *Musee des antiques. Avec des notices 
 
 par J. B. de Saint-Victor. 3 v. 1811-27. A.57.13 
 V. 1. Divinit^s. 2. Heros, peraonnagoa, Greca et Ro- 
 
 mains. 3. Diviuites, b6ros, personnages, autels, vases, 
 
 tombeauK, etc. 
 Caylus (A. C. P. de T., comtede). 'Eecueil d'antiquites 
 
 7 V. 1756-67. . • 1475.01 
 
 Montfaucon (B. de). 'Antiquity explained, and repre- 
 sented iu sculptures. Tr. by D. Humphreys. 5 v. 
 
 1771-72 1457.09 
 
 Same. Supplement. 5 v. in 2. 1775. . 1457.14 
 
 Moses {H.) Select Greek and Roman antiquities from 
 
 vases, gems, and other subjects. 1817. . 1466.26 
 Museum Worsleyanum : collection of antique basso re- 
 lievos, buslos, statues, and gems. 2 v. 1794. A. 47.03 
 Museum Florentinum. *Gemmse autiquag. Imagines. 
 
 Gum observ. A. F. Gorii. 2 v. Florentise, 1731-32. 
 
 • fol A. 17.01 
 
 — • — Same. Statuas antiquae. Cum observ. A. F. Gorii. 
 
 Florentise, 1734. fol A. 17.03 
 
 Rohiou (M.) and Letiormant (F.) 'Chefs-d'oeuvre de I'art 
 
 antique. le serie. Monuments de la vie des 
 
 anciens. Teste par M. Kobiou. 3 v. Paris, 1867. 
 
 4° 1465.18 
 
 Same. 2e serie. Monuments do la peinture et 
 
 de la sculpture. Texte par F. Lenormant. 4 v. 
 
 Paris, 1867. 4° 1465.21 
 
 eS" See also Galleries (p. 644);— Gems (p. 641). 
 
 3. Anecdotes of Art and Artists. 
 
 Elines (</.) Arts and artists, or anecdotes of painting, 
 
 sculpture, etc. 3 v. 1825 1414.10 
 
 Pfrcj/ anecdotes, v. 4, 1823 6211.04 
 
 lipooner (S. ) Anecdotes of pninters, engravers, sculp- 
 
 tors, aud architects, aud curiosities of art. 3 v. 
 1865 1414.13 
 
 4. Animals (Dra-wong of). 
 
 Hawkins (B. W.) Artistic anatomy of cattle and sheep. 
 
 3d ed. 1873 1472.01 
 
 — Artistic anatomy of the horse. 5th ed. 1874. 1472.02 
 Landseer (T.) 'Engravings of lions, tigers, pauthers, 
 
 leopards, dogs, etc. 1853 1447.08 
 
 Weiijall (C. U.) Guide to animal drawing. Cth ed. 
 
 1868 1472.03 
 
 War (H.) Animal drawing in pencil [Foster iV.) 
 
 IJrawiug copybook.] 1432.06 
 
 g(S- See also Bird Painting (p. 640). 
 
 5. AiUstic Anatomy. 
 
 Fau (./. ) Anatomy of the external forms of man ; in- 
 tended for the use of artists, painters, aud sculp- 
 tors. Ed. by R. Knox. 1819. (Text only). 1450.06 
 Flaxman {J. ) Anatomical studies of the bones and 
 muscles, for the use of artists. 1833. . . 1456.04 
 Knox {H.) Manual of artistic anatomy. 1852. 1454.20 
 See also Winslow's journal, v. 7. 1854. 
 JUS- See also Figure Drawing (p. 643) ; Sculpture (p. 647). 
 
 6. Biography of ArUsta ; 
 
 (Dictionaries and Collectioyis.) 
 
 Baldlnucci {F.) Opera. 14 v. 1808-12. . .1464.01 
 Contents: v.l. Dell' arte dell' iiitagliare in rame. coUe vite 
 di molti maestri, con auuot. da Mauni. 4-14. Notizie de' 
 professori del dlseguo. 
 
 BruOiot ( F. ) Dictionnaire des mbnogrammes. He. , avec 
 lesquels les peintres, dessinateurs, graveurs et 
 sculpleurs ont desigue leur noms. 3 v. in 1. 
 1832 1436.17 
 
 Bryan [M.) Dictionary of painters and engravers. 
 Enl. by G. Stanley. 1849 1415.03 
 
 Clement (Mrs. C. E.) Painters, sculptors, architects, 
 engravers, and theii- works. A handbook. 1413.05 
 
 Ilobbes {J. R. ) Picture collector's manual, a dictionary 
 
 of painters. 2 v. 1849 1442.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Dictionary of names of painters. 2. Al- 
 pliabetical arrangement of scholars and uiasters, and clas- 
 sihcation of eubjects. 
 
 Knox (M.) Great artists and groat anatomists. 1454.19 
 Contents : Cuvier. GeoflFroy St. Hilaire. Da Vinci. 
 Michael Angelo. 
 
 Lee (H. F.) Historical sketches of the old painters. 
 
 lanon.] 1841 1431.07 
 
 Contents : Apellea and Protogenea. Cimabue and Giotto. 
 Lionardo da Vinci. Michelangelo. Raffaello. Correggio. 
 Giorgione and Tiziano. The three Carracci, Rubens aud 
 Vandyke. CLaude Gelee. 
 
 Marchese ( V. ) Lives of the most eminent painters, 
 sculptors, and architects of the order of S. Do- 
 minic. 2 V. 1852 1414.28 
 
 Milizia (F.) Lives of celebrated architects. 2 v. 1415.11 
 
 Ullley (H.) Biographical and critical dictionary of re- 
 cent and living painters and engravers, supple- 
 ment to Brj-an's dictionary, as edited by G. Stan- 
 ley. 1866 1415.05 
 
 Piikinr/ton (.M.) General dictionary of painters, from 
 1'250. With introd. by A.Cunuingham.1852.1415.08 
 
 Re.veley (U.) Notices illustrative of the drawings and 
 sketches of distinguished masters. 1820. 1415.17 
 
 Sfindfll (J.) Memoranda of art aud artists. 1871. 1411.24 
 
 l^cluidow ( W. von). Der modeine Vasari. Erinnerungen 
 aus dem Kiinstler Leben. 1854. . . . 1434.12 
 
 &lvuiico(P.) L'Aite nella vita degli artisti. 1870. 1431.38 
 Conti-nts : Dante e Giotto. Bellini e Durero. Sanmicheli 
 e Vasari. Schiavone e Vittoria. Veronica Franco o Tin- 
 toretto. Sofonisba Anguis.'^ola e Van Dyck. Bernardo 
 Strozzi. Eruesta la disegnatrice. 
 
 8iUlfj(J.) Dictionary of the artists of antiquity. 1415.13 
 
 l^pooner (S.) Anecdotes of painters, engravers, sculp- 
 tors, and architects, and curiosities of art. 3 v. 
 1865 1414.13 
 
 — Biographical hist, of the fine arts. 2 v. 1865. 1415.01 
 
 Vasari (0.) Lives of painters, sculptors, and architects. 
 ri3th to 15th century.] Tr. by Mrs. J. Foster. 5 v. 
 18.^0 1414.01 
 
 Vertue ( 0. ) Catalogue of engravers. Digested from 
 [his] mss., by H. Walpole. 1786. . . . 1414.22 
 
 In aaking for booka, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S N.\ME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 540 
 
 FINE ARTS: Biosraphy of Artists to Decoration and Design. 
 
 Biogsapliy of Artists, continued. 
 Wairen {H.) A text-book of art studies. 1876. i4r.J.13 
 
 agj" Sft nho History of art ([>. 545);— Dutch. Flemish an.l 
 German art (p. 5411 :— English art (p. 54;i):— French art 
 {p. 54;J); — Italian art (p. 545);— Spanish art (p 548);— United 
 States (p. 548). 
 
 i^g- For BL'parate notices of painters, Bculiitora, and 
 engravers, s^'e {in Biography : Indimdual , p. 116-215) the 
 names of Angeugo (Fra) ; — Barry (^irChatles) ;— Bakto- 
 LOMMEO (Fra) ; — Bewick (T.) ; — Bewick (Wm.) ; — Bf.ake 
 (Win.);— Canova ; — Carter iJohn) ; — Cellini (Beuvenuto); 
 — GhaNTREY ; — CiMABUE ; — CoLE (ThiiniiiB) ;— COPLEY ; — 
 CuRREaolo ; — CR-AWFORd ; — CuYP ;— Dore ;— DUHER ;— 
 Eastlake (Sir C. L.) ; — Etty (Wm.) ; — Flasdrin (H.) ;— 
 Flaxman ; — FosELi ; — Gainsborough ;— Gessner ;— Gib.son 
 (D. C.) :— Gibson (John) ; — Giotto ; — Greenouoh (H ) ; — 
 Greuze : — GuiDO Reni ;— Hamerton ; — Haydon ; — Ho- 
 garth ; — Holbein : — . Hunt {Wm. Holman) ; — Ingres ; — 
 INMAN ; — Kauffman (Angelique) ; — Kaulbach ; — Landseer 
 {Sir E.) ;— Lawrence {Sir T.) ;— Leech (John) ; — Lkly {Sir 
 Peter) ; — Mulreatjy ; — Murillo ;— Nollekens ; — North- 
 cote (Wm.) ; — I'ARMiGlANo ; — Peale (Kembraiidt) ; — Ra- 
 phael ; — Rembrandt ;— Reynolds (Sir Joshua); — Robertm 
 (Daviil) :— Rosa (Salvator) ; — Rubens :— Kuskin (.John) ; — 
 ScHEFFER (Ary) ; — Stothard (T.) ;— Thorwaldsen ;— Tin- 
 TOKETTo ;— Titian ;—TuRNEft:— Vandyke ;- Velabquez;— 
 Vernet(H.) ;— Veronese (Paul) ;— Vinci (Leonardo da) ;— 
 Waiteau ; — West (Beuj.) ;— Wouvermans, 
 
 7. Bird-paiatiug. 
 
 Brooksliaio (0.) *Six birds, accurately drawn aud 
 colored after nature, with instructions for tbe 
 young artist. 1817 1417.21 
 
 8. Colours, Colouring, and Pigments. 
 
 Bacon (J.) Theory of colouring l.'^Sl.l-l 
 
 Benson ( ]V. ) Manual of the science of colour on the 
 
 natural .system. 1871 1424.18 
 
 Beiold (W. von). Theory of colour in relation to art 
 
 and art industry. i87G 1422.20 
 
 Cave (Mine. il. E.) Cave method of drawiug : for stu- 
 dents. 2d part— Color 1424.13 
 
 Ckevreul. {M. E.) Principles of harmony and contrast 
 of colours. Tr. by C. Martel. 185.5. . . 1424.06 
 
 Same. 1860 1424.07 
 
 Church {A. II^ Colour. [1872.] 1422.13 
 
 Davy {Sir H.) Experiments on the colours used by the ancients. 
 [In his Works, v. 6, p. ISl-lSD.) 4214.18 
 
 Field (0.) Chromatography : colours and pigments. 
 1841 1422.07 
 
 — Grammar of colouring. 1850 1424.09 
 
 Same. 18.58 1421.10 
 
 Same. Enlarged by E. A. Davidson. 1875. 1424. 10a 
 
 Gardner (F. B.) How to paint, a compendium for the 
 
 tradesman, mechanic, merchant, farmer, and pro- 
 fessional painter. 1872 1424.19 
 
 Goethe (J. W. von). Theory of colours. With notes by 
 C. L. Eastlake. 1810 1422.05 
 
 Hay {D. R.) Laws of h;irmoniou3 colouring adapted 
 to interior decorations, manufactures, etc. 3d ed. 
 1836 1422.10 
 
 Same. 4th ed. 1838 1422.09 
 
 — Principles of beauty in coloring sy.stematized. 1422.11 
 Howard {F.) Colour, as a means of art. 1838. 1424.15 
 Linton ( W. ) Ancient and modern colours ; with their 
 
 chemical and artistioal properties. 1852. 1421.14 
 Martel (C.) On the materials used in painting. 1582.29 
 
 — Principles of colouring. 10th ed. . . . 1581.16 
 Merrifield (Mrs. M. P.) Original treatises dated from 
 
 the 12tU to 18th centuries on the arts of painting, 
 
 gilding, dyeing, eic. With introd., trausl. , etc. 
 
 2 V. 1S49 1422.01 
 
 Contents: Treatises by Alcheriiis, Edwards (G. OK.), 
 
 Ei-acliuB, Le Bef^ue, Lebrun, Pierre de S. Audemar, Vul- 
 
 pato. and others, unknown. 
 Moigno (F. A*. M.) Accidental or subjective colors. [Sm. report. 
 
 1866.] 3936.21 
 
 Painter, gilder, and varnisher's companion. . 3932.33 
 Piinins S-'citndus (C.) Account of paintings and colours. [In his 
 
 Nat. hist., V. G, 1857.] 4715.06 
 
 Portal (P. P. F. , bnrondi:). Essay on symbolic colours. 
 
 From the French, with notes, by W. S. Inman. 
 
 1845 14G6.07 
 
 Principles of design and colour. [auo». ] London, 
 
 1847. 4" 1125.13 
 
 Theory of effect. Of light and sliade, of colour and 
 
 harmony, [anon.] With illus. by Hinckley. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1851. Vi^ 1411.06 
 
 — Useful companion and artificer's assistant : 6.000 
 
 recipes. 1876 6017.06 
 
 Wilkinson (^'ir J. 0.) On colour and taste [in orna- 
 mental design]. 1858 1422.06 
 
 •S-'f also Blackwood's mag., v. 76. 1854 (Colour in nature 
 and art); N. Brit, rev., v. 32, 1860 (Form and colour) ; Fra- 
 ser'a mag., v. 62, 1855 (Science and {Esthetics of colour). 
 
 S''r also Decoration {below] ; — Painting (p. C18);— Physics 
 (Optics). 
 
 9. Crayons. 
 
 Murray (H.) Art of painting and drawing in coloured 
 crayons. 11th ed , . 1471.15 
 
 10. Dance of Death.^ 
 
 Douce (F.) Dance of death ; engravings on wood, with 
 a dissertation on the several representations of 
 that subject, more especially those ascribed to 
 Mac;iber and Hans Holbein. 1833. . . . 1452.23 
 
 Ilolhein (H.) L'alphabet de la mort. Entoure de bor- 
 dures du xvie si^cle et suivi d'anciens poemes 
 frau(;ais sur le sujet des trois mors et des troia 
 vis. Publics d'apres les manuscrits, par A. de 
 Montaiglon. 1856 1452.26 
 
 Same. [Engl.] Alphabet of death. Ulustr.ated 
 
 with old borders engraved on wood. With Latin 
 sentences and English quatrains, selected by A. 
 de Montaiglon. 1856 1452.27 
 
 Same. The dance of death ; from the original 
 
 designs. Engraved by W. Hollar. 1816.1452.25 
 
 — With dissertation by F. Douce. 1858. . . 1452.24 
 Lncroix (P.) La danse JIacabre : histoire fantastique 
 
 du5esi6cle. Par P.L.Jacob, [;>.5ei(ii.] 1832. 1452.22 
 
 11. Decoration, Design, and Ornament 
 
 1. Decoration and Colour. 
 
 Afternoon lectures, v. 3, 1866 (Decorative art in connection with 
 modern science, by J. H. Pollen) 2512.22 
 
 Braun{E.) Explanatory text and additional plates to 
 Gruuer's Specimens of ornamental art.l850.1457.17 
 
 r;(ajn/^ers'5 papers for the people, v. 9 2516.05 
 
 Oruner (L. ) Decorations of the Garden-pavilion, 
 Buckingham pabce. 1846 A.37.11 
 
 — * Specimens of ornamental art of the classical epochs. 
 
 Illftstrated by 80 plates. With descriptive text 
 by E. Braun. 2 v. fol. and 4°. . . .1457.16 
 
 ILiy [D. R-) The interior decorator, laws of harmoni- 
 ous colouring. 18(i7 1453.18 
 
 Jones[ 0. ) 'Examples of Chinese ornament. 1867. 1467.04 
 
 — • (jrammar of ornament. [1865.] . . . 1467.03 
 Pi-inci'pte of design and colour, [anon.] Is47. 1425.13 
 Taylor {I ) Ornamentation of nature. [In his Ultimate civilization, 
 
 . etc. 1860 ; p. 314-36.) 2544.04 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 13, 1870 (by F. T. Palgrave; ; 
 v. 14, 1H70 ; V. 15, 1871 (Beauty aod realism, by E. I. Poin- 
 ter); N. A. rev., v. 95, 1862 (Ornament in nature and in art). 
 JiS" See also Fresco Painting (p. 543J;— Colours, above. 
 
 2. Design and ornament, mainly without colour. 
 
 B<ill(E.) Inventive drawing. 1864. . . .1467.02 
 
 Billiinis (R. IF.) The power of form applied to geome- 
 tric tracery. With one hundred designs and their 
 foundations. 1851 1465.11 
 
 Blanc (C.) Art in ornament and dress. . . 6625.11 
 
 Diurhorn (N. K) Scrolls, monograms, ornaments, 
 crests, etc., for the use of artists, designers, em- 
 graveis anil art workmen. 1869. . . . 1465.03 
 
 Drea.-^er (C.) Principles of dec. design. 1876. 1465.13 
 
 Uibbs (W.) De.signers' and draughtsmen's handbook 
 ofornam.nt 1451.14 
 
 Ilau (D. R.) Original geometrical diaper designs. 
 1844 1437.03 
 
 Martel ( C. ) Principles of form in ornamental art. 4 th 
 ed. 1872 1472.04 
 
 Xewtjery (R. ) Gleanings from ornamental art of every 
 style. 1803 . 1466.15 
 
 Redipd'i-'e (R.) Manual of design. 1876. . . 1453.14 
 
 Sulandri i E. ) Architectural and decorative designs. In- 
 cluding the plates of Page's Decorator. 18G9. i 466. 16 
 
 Unioersal 'decorator. Ed. by J. W. Eoss. Illustiated 
 by W. Gibb.s. 2d series. 1860. . . . 1466.14 
 
 Wornum(R. N.) Analysis of ornament. 1856. 1446.01 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 FINE ARTS: Dictionaries to Emblems and Devices. 
 
 541 
 
 12. Dictionaries of Art. 
 
 Baldinucci {F.) Vocabidario toscauo dell" arte del diaegno. [fn 
 /lij Opor.a. V. i-aj 14C4.IH 
 
 BouUird (J. IS. B.) Dictionnaire des nrts du dcssin. 
 1«2G 14i:!.17 
 
 Bi-amle {W. T.) and Cox (0. IP.) Dictionary of scienco, 
 lit, ftnd art. 3 v. 18(5;>-(i7. 3910.02 
 
 Clemenl (Mrs C. K) Handbook of legendary and my- 
 thological art. 1.S71 1442. 10 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 1871 U12.10 
 
 — Painters, sculplor.'!, arcliiteots, engravers, and tliRir 
 
 works : a liandbook. 1874 14l:i.05 
 
 FiirhoU { F. 11'. ) Dictionarj' of terms in art.1870. 1413.04 
 Jiipley (0.) anil 'J'di/lor (J. Baijard). Handbook of liter- 
 ature and fine arts. 1852 1413.01 
 
 a-ijuier (F. i'. ) Critical and commercial dictionary of 
 
 the works of painters, 1250-1850. . . 1415.15 
 
 Weale {J.) Dictionary of terms used in architecture, 
 
 art, engiueeriug, elc. 18110 3913.16 
 
 j^" For hiographical dictionaries Bee Biography (p. 539). 
 
 13. Dra^wing, Perspective, and Shadows. 
 
 {See also Arts (Useful : Draiving, mechanical, p. 41.) 
 
 1. General Works on Drawing. 
 
 AllongfiA.) Charcoal drawing. 187G. . . . 1432.39 
 B'ifnard(0.) Drawing from nature. 1805. . 143G.04 
 Ciiivert ( — ). Sketcher'a elementary drawing book. 
 
 1826 1432.14 
 
 Ctvi (Mine. M. K) Drawing without a ma.ster. The 
 
 Cave method for learning to draw from memory. 
 
 1868 1432.20 
 
 Same. 2d part. Color. 1424.13 
 
 C!iapman (J. 0.) American dra'wing-book. . New ed. 
 
 1870 1436..32 
 
 — Elementary drawing-book. 1872. . . . 1436.29 
 
 — Elements of art. 1818 1436.09 
 
 Cooper (T. S.) Drawing book of animals and rustic 
 
 groups. 1837. 1432.17 
 
 Ddamotte ( P. H.) Progressive drawing book. 1869. 1432.16 
 E'.menlary drawing book. 16 plates of cottages. Lon- 
 don, 1816. 4' 1436.19 
 
 Fjster ( V'ere). Complete course of di'awin:». 11 v. 1441.11 
 • Contents : Pt. 1. Elementary drawinj^. 2. Landscape and 
 trees, by J. Needham. ."J, Animals (lat series) by HarriBOu 
 Weir. 4. Practical geometry, J. IVIangnall. 5. -Meclianical 
 drawing, by J. IMauirnall. 6 Animals (id series) by H. 
 Weir. 7. Freehand ornament, by F. E. Ilulme. etc. 8. 
 Flowers (outline), by F. E. Halme, etc. 9. Human figure. 
 10. Marine, by J. Callow, etc. 11. Ornament and figure 
 (shaded). 
 
 Free-hand drawing : a guide to ornamsntal, figure, and 
 landscape drawing. By an art student. [nHon.] 
 London, 1868. 16=" 1432.18 
 
 Hirdmg (J. D.) Drawing moJels, and their uses. 
 5th ed 1582.05 
 
 — Lessons on art. 1867 143().15 
 
 — Guide and companion to the Lessons on art. 
 
 1854. •. . . 1436.06 
 
 — Lessons on trees. 1855 1447.01 
 
 //(//(er (C.) Introduction to drawing. 1820. 1432.13 
 ll-iioard {F. ) Imitative art : a manual for the amateur 
 
 sketcher. 1432.19 
 
 /liZusfrirti drawing for beginners. Freehand, [nnnn.] 
 
 B., 1872. 16" 1432.35 
 
 Aferrifietd (Mrs.) Handbook of light and shade, with es- 
 pecial reference to model drawing. 5th ed. 1472.06 
 Paget (J.) Elements of drawing. [In his Paradoxes and puzzles. 
 1874.] 2538.11 
 
 PeaU(Ii.) Graphics; training of the hand. 1850. 1432.37 
 l!nskin (J.) Elements of drawing. 1857. . 1432.26 
 
 Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 87, 18G0. 
 liyan ( U. ) Systematic drawing and shading. 
 
 [1870.] 1432.15 
 
 SinHh (Walter). 'Drawing book. 1872. fol. N.37.13 
 Tlieuryoi elfect. Of light and shade, of colour and 
 
 harmony. Phil., Is51. 12= 1411.06 
 
 Thompson IC. O ) Indn>;trial drawing, [/it Amer, aoc, sci. asfloc. 
 
 Trans., no. 4, 1872.) 6811,02 
 
 TyrwhiU (R. St. J.) Our sketching club. Letters and 
 study on landscape art. With an authorized re- 
 production of the lessons and wood cuts in Ras- 
 kin's "Elements of drawing." 1875. . . 1472.38 
 
 W'liren (II.) Half-hour lectures on drawing and paint- 
 ing. 2d ed 1S75 1472.31 
 
 ]\'illia)ns (li.) Manual for teaching model drawing 
 
 from solid forms. 1^52 1432.24 
 
 JTir •''■<• also Figure Drawing (p. C43);— Foliage (p. 543);— 
 Trees (p. 648). 
 
 2. Perspective and Shadows. 
 
 DavenpoH (R.) The amateur's perspective. 2v.ini. 
 182S.29 1436.28 
 
 Davies (C) Treatise on shades and shadows, and linear 
 perspective. 1832 1435.27 
 
 Fietdiiiij (T. II.) Synopsis of practical perspective. 
 3ded. 1843 1432.23 
 
 Gneii (B. li.) Guide to pictorial iJerspective. 4th 
 ed ; . 1472.07 
 
 Oinll (J.) Sciography. 1833 1432.08 
 
 Undfifld (II. H.) Treatise on perspective. With coloured 
 ' diagrams 1432.28 
 
 llayier (C'. ) Introd. to perspective, drawing, and paint- 
 ing. 1820 1432.13 
 
 Ihalher (J. F.) Theory of shadows and isometricid 
 projections. 1851 4011.33 
 
 Ileidman (W. O.) Treatise on the curvilinear pers- 
 pective of nature. 1853 1432.21 
 
 Lewis (11.) Principles of perspective. Gth ed. 1472.08 
 
 Munije ((7.) Theory of shadows and of perspective. 
 18.')1 4011.33 
 
 itacdonal'l {A.) Chapter on perBpective. (/« Tyrwhitt (R. St J.) 
 Handbook, ric. 1868.) 1422.08 
 
 Moore (V. B.) Perspective: its principles and pi actice. 
 
 2 V. 1850 1432.11 
 
 Par.iey (A.) Science of vision ; or, natural perspective. 
 
 1840 .• 1432.09 
 
 Penln/ {A.) Elements of perspective. 1875. 1472.09 
 
 Puc.lcdl (R. C.) Sciography. 1868 1432.31 
 
 Pi^ne ( 0. ) Practical treatise on perspective. 1852. 1432.22 
 H'li.-ildn [J.) Elements of perspective. 1873. 1432.36 
 Ii")}i's (J.) Linear perspective. 1868. . . . 1432.33 
 Siiiith (R.S.) Manual of linear perspective. 1857. 1432.34 
 WfiLi (J.) Sciographia, or art of shadows, [aooii.] 
 
 1635 1432.10 
 
 14. Dutch, Flemish, and German 
 Schools of Painting. 
 
 Beckford ( W.) Biographical memoirs of extraordinary 
 painters. A satire. Newed. [rtjioii.] 1834. 1434.11 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 1780 1434.11 
 
 Oi owe (J. A.) and Cavalcaxelfo (G. B.) Early Flemish 
 painters : their lives and works. 1N72. H35.14 
 
 Di'.scamps (J. B.) La vie des peiulres flamand.s, alle- 
 mands et hoUandois. 5 v. 1763. . . . 1434.05 
 
 Fiiirlinit (F. IT'.) Homes, haunts, and works of Kubens, 
 Vandyke, Eembrandt, and Cuyp ; the Dutch 
 genre-painters ; etc. 1871 1445.22 
 
 Heaton (Mrs. C.) 'Masterpieces of Flemish art, includ- 
 ing the early German and Dutch schools. With 
 memoirs. '26 photographs. 1869. . . 1436.30 
 
 Kagler (F.) Handbook of painting. The German, 
 Flemish, and Dutch schools. Enlarged by Dr. 
 Waagen. 2 v. 1860 1434.01 
 
 Scott ( W.B.) *Gems of modern Belgian art.1872. 1436.27 
 
 — 'Gems of modern German art, carbon-photographs, 
 
 with remarks and essays. 1873. . .. . 1436.31 
 Stanley [0.) Cla.ssified synopsis of painters of the 
 
 Dutch and Flemish schools. 1858. . . 1434.03 
 Tainedl.) Art in the Netherlands. 1871. . 1434.04 
 
 — Philosophie do I'art dans Ics Pays-Bas. 1869. 1431.28 
 Waagen (G. F.) ."ife Kugler [F.). above. 
 
 See also Blackwood. V. 82, 18,^7 (German painting ; 2 art.); 
 T. 87, 181J0 (Munich and its echuol of christian !irt) ; Fra- 
 eer's mag., v. G4. 1861 (Modern art in Berlin) : C^nar. rev.. 
 V. U19. 1861 (German, Flemish, and Dutch art); Harper's 
 monthly, June, 1877 (Coutemp. art in Germany). 
 
 15. Emblems, Symbols, Devices, etc. 
 
 Champflmry (J. Fleiirjl, dit). Histoire de I'imagerie 
 popidaire. 18697 1452.18 
 
 Gidtv (Mrs. A.) Book of emblems, with interpreta- 
 "tions. 1872 1462.05 
 
 Green ( //. ) Shakespeare and the emblem writers. ] 766.11 
 
 Knvjht [F.) 'Heraldic illustrations, designed for the use 
 of herald painters and engravers. 1828. 1466.09 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AU I'HOB'^ NAMS, the firat part of the TITLE, and the NUMliER.
 
 542 
 
 FINE ARTS: Ecclesiastical Art to Essays on Art. 
 
 Palliser (Mrs. B.) Historic devices, badges, and war- 
 cries. 1870 1452,16 
 
 Pijul (R.) Moral emblems, with aphorisms, adages, 
 and proverbs, from Jacob Cats and Robert Farlie. 
 With ilhis. by J. Leightou. 18i;0. . . . 141t;.21 
 
 Richardson iO.) 'Iconology ; or, a collection of em- 
 blematic figures. 3 V. 1779 1447.18 
 
 Shaw (if. ) Hand-book of mediaeval alphabets and de- 
 vices. Ici56 1446.03 
 
 <S- See also Alphabets (p. 14);— Symbolism {p. 648). 
 
 16. Ecclesiasticeil Art. 
 
 Liihke ( W. ) Ecclesiastical art in Germany during the 
 middle ages. 5th German ed. lt'70. . 1455.26 
 «S- See also Architecture (p. 33) ;— Biblical, relig. and 
 eccl. lit- (Church archaoloiffj, p. 81). 
 
 17. Education iu Art. 
 Nichols (0. W.i Axt education applied to industry. 
 
 1877. 1415.20 
 
 Perkins (0. 0.) Art education iu America. [In Amer. soc. soi. 
 
 asBoc. Traus , uo. 3, 1871.J 6811.02 
 
 Smith ( W. ) Art education, scholastic and industrial. 
 
 1S72 1415.19 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 8, 1868 (An Oxford art scheme. 
 
 by at. J. Tyrwhitt) : New Enulander, v. 25, 1866 (Kelation 
 
 of art to education, by Prof. Hoppiu). 
 
 18. Encouragement and Patronage of Art. 
 Barry (./. ) Inquiry into the real and imaginary ob- 
 structions to tiie acquisition of the arts iu England. 
 
 1775 1433.22 
 
 Elmes (J.) Letter on the insufficiency of the existing 
 
 establishments, etc. 1814 5058.03 
 
 aallawiet ,E. M.) Government patronage of art. [In Vienna 
 
 inter, eihib. n. S. reports, v. ^.) 3316.18 
 
 Hoare (P.) Inquiry into the requisite cultivation and 
 
 present state of the arts of design iu England. 
 
 1806 1433.20 
 
 Pye (J.) Patronage of British art, an hist, sketch. 
 
 1845 1433.13 
 
 Qmtremere de Quincy (A. C.) The destination of works 
 
 of art and the uses to which they are applied. 
 
 1821 1412.23 
 
 19. English and British Art. 
 
 1. History and Criticism. 
 Ba!Jne(P.) Glimpses of recent British art f/n /as Essays, y. 1, 
 1857 ; p. 211-281.) 3513.04 
 
 ChesneiunE.) L'artetles artistes modernes. 1864. 1431.25 
 Cook {D. ) Art iu England : notes etc., 1869. . 1433.12 
 Cmniwiham (A.) Lives of British painters and sculp- 
 tors. 5 V 1431.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Jackson (John), v. 5. 
 
 Jamesone (G.). v. 4. 
 
 Lawrence (Thomas). V. 5. 
 
 Liverseege (H.). v. 5. 
 
 Holland (G.I, v, 2. 
 
 Miirtimer (John H.). T. 4. 
 
 NoUekens (Joseph), v. 3. 
 
 Northi'ote (James), v. 5. 
 
 (.)pie (John), v. 2. 
 
 Owen (William), v. 4. 
 
 Raeburn (Henry), v. 4. 
 
 Kamsay (Allan), v. 4. 
 
 Reynolds (Sir J.), v. 1. 
 
 Romney (Geor;,'e), v. 4. 
 
 Roubihac (Louis Francis), v. 3. 
 
 Kuncinian (Alexander), y. 4. 
 
 West (Ben.iamin), v. 2. 
 
 Wilson (Richard), v. 1. 
 
 Wilton (Joseph), v. 3. 
 
 Allan (David), v. 5. 
 Bacon (John), v. 3. 
 Banks (Thomas), v. 3. 
 Barry (Jamea), v. 2. 
 Beaumont (George H.), v. 5 
 Bird (Edward), v. 2. 
 Blake (William), v. 2. 
 Bonmgton (Richard P.), v. 4 
 Burnet (James), v. 5. 
 Cibber (Cains G.), v. 3. 
 Copley (J. S.). v. 4. 
 Coaway (Richard), v. 5. 
 Damer (Aniiei, v. 3. 
 Flaxman (John), v. 3. 
 Fuseli (Henry), v. 2. 
 Gainsborough (T.), v. 1. 
 Gibbons (G.), v. 3. 
 Harlow (G. H.), v. 4. 
 Hogarth (William) 
 
 Hoppner (John), v. 4. 
 
 Fairliolt (F. \V.) Homes, works, and shrines of English 
 artists, with specimens of their styles. With ram- 
 bles in Home. 1873 1435.23 
 
 Graham (J. .If.) Historical view of literature and art 
 
 iu Great 3ritain, from the accession of the House 
 
 ■ of Hanover to queen Victoria. 1871. . . 1433.16 
 
 Redgrave (R. and S.) A century of painters ot the 
 English school : with crjIJcal notic(« of their 
 works, and an account ofThe pro^Toss of art iu 
 England. 2 v. 18liii 1433.03 
 
 Rossetti ( yV. M. ) Fine art, chiefly contemporary. 
 1867 1431.12 
 
 Taylor ( W. B. S.) Origin, progress, and present con- 
 dition of the fine arts in Great Britain and Ireland. 
 2 V. 1,S41 1433.01 
 
 Thornbury ( W. ) British artists from Hog-.irth to Tur- 
 ner. 2 V. 1861 1433.10 
 
 Walpole (//. ) Anecdotes of painting in England, col- 
 lected by G. Vertue. 5v. 1782-85. . .1414.18 
 
 Same. 3 v. 1819 1433.17 
 
 Same. 1871 1414.25 
 
 2. Examples of British Art. 
 
 Bnilsh 'schools of art : a selection of examples. De- 
 scriptions by H. Murray. 2 v. ... . 1437.07 
 
 Hamillon (— ). 'English school : a series of the most 
 approved productions in painting and sculpture, 
 executed by British artists from Hogarth to the 
 present time. 4 v. 1831 1421.22 
 
 Scott ( W. B. ) *Our British landscape painters, from 
 Samuel Scott to David Cox. 16 engr.[1872.] 1447.00 
 
 Vernon *gallery of British art. Ed. by S. C. Hall. 2 v. 
 
 1850-53 1437.16 
 
 g^ See also Pictures (p. 646.) 
 
 20. Engraving, Prints, and Drawings. 
 
 Baldinucci (F.) Dell' arte dell' intagliare in rame. [In his Opera, 
 V. l.j 1464.01 
 
 Baudrecouri (P. de). Le peintre-graveur fran^ais : 18e 
 sifecle. 2v, 1859 1413.11 
 
 Blanc (C.) Grammar of painting and engraving. From 
 the French. 1874. [1S7:).] 142.5.15 
 
 Davenport (S.) Engraving. [/>i Brit. luTg indust. 1876.] 3941.31 
 
 Dodd (W.), jmblislier. Specimens of early wood en- 
 graving : being impressions of wood-cuts in the 
 possession of the publisher. 18(i2. . . 1436.23 
 
 Duplessis (0.) Wonders of engraving. 1871. 1414,30 
 
 Fu'jan ( L. ) Handbook to the department of prints and 
 drawings in the British museum. With introd. 
 and notices of the various schools. 1876. 1434.16 
 
 Fieldinq (i:. H.) Art of engraving. 1814. . 1436.21 
 
 Oilks (F.) Art of wood engraving. 1875. T 1471.29 
 
 Jackson (I.) and Chalto {^W. A.) *Treatise on wood 
 engraving. 1861 1436.22 
 
 Landseer (J.) Lectures on the art of engraving. 
 1807 1415.13 
 
 Origin { The) and antiquity of engraving : with some 
 remaiks on the utihty and pleasures of prints. 
 [By W. S. B.] 1872 1413.15 
 
 Palmer (Edward). Glyphography ; or, eigraved draw- 
 ing, for printing at the type press after the manner 
 of woodcuts. Lond. , [li.d] 8°. [Miscel. p.araph., 
 V. 19.] 5093.19 
 
 Renoiivier {J.) Histoire de I'origine et des progrfes de 
 la gravure dans les Pnys-Bas et en Allemagne, 
 jusqu'a la fin du 15e sifccle. 18f;0. . . . 1413.10 
 
 Ruskin (J. ) Ariadne Florentina. Six lectures on wood 
 and metal engraving. 1874 1413.16 
 
 Vertue (<?.) Catalogue of engravers who have been born or re- 
 sided in Eug^nd. [Jn Walpole (H.) Anecdotes of painting. 
 V. 3. 18491 1433.19 
 
 Waterton (E.) On niello. |Z)i Archaeol. journal, V. 19.] .1463.14 
 
 WiUshire ( IF. li. ) Introd. to the study and collection 
 
 of prints. 1874 1434.17 
 
 0ir .^ee also Etching (p. 543). For books of engravings see 
 Pictures (p 547), with the cross references. 
 
 21. Essays (miscellaneous) on art topics. 
 
 1. General atul Miscellaneous. 
 
 About (E.) Voyage k travers I'Exposition des beaux- 
 arts. (Peinture et sculpture. ) 1855. . . 1431.11 
 
 B-ule \E.) Causeries sur I'art. 1867. . . .1431.23 
 Contents : Du danger des expositions. L'enseignement 
 de I'archi lecture. Le goat public et la sculpture. La 
 peinture decorative. Un prejuge sur I'art remain. Peiii- 
 tres grecs— Polygnote— Apelle. Peinture espagnole. Ve- 
 lasquez— MuriUo L'ecole de Rome au 19e siecie. 
 
 Brown (J.) Notes on art. |yii Ats Spare hours.) . . .2614.13 
 
 Bnryon (J. W.) Some remarks on art with reference 
 to studies. 1846 5721.04 
 
 Coieridae (H.) Ignoramus on the arts. [In his Essays, v. 1. 1851 : 
 p 178 287.] 2621.10 
 
 Easttake-{Sir C. L.) Contributions to the literature of 
 the fine arts. With a memoir by lady Eastlake. 
 2 V. 184S-70 1412.04 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The flue arts. Modern Gorman school 
 of fresco painting. The English school. Representation 
 as distinguished from description. Sculpture. Basso, 
 rilievo. Painting suited to the decoration of public build- 
 ings. Life of Raphael. On the decoration of a villa. 
 
 2 Memoir of Eastlake. How to observe. Language and 
 art. Beautiful and sublime. Representations of the Sa- 
 viour, etc. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE L 1 li K A K Y .
 
 FINE ARTS: Essays in Fresco Painting. 
 
 543 
 
 Emerxon (,R. W.) Essays, let series, 1873 ; p. 315-33. . . 2.i24.05 
 
 — Society and solituaa. 1870; p. 31-53 25J4.03 
 
 Oaruier iC.) A travers les arts: causes et melanges. 
 
 1860 in2.1-2 
 
 Goethe (J. von). Essays on art. 1815. . . . 1411.04 
 
 Contents: Introd. to the PiopyIa>um. Upnn the Laionoii. 
 Tlio collector aud his frieuds. Upou trutli and probability 
 in works of art. Rosalia's sanctuary, aimple imitation. 
 Pictures of Pbilostratns. Ancient and modern. Landscape 
 paiutiug. Aphorisms. Upon dilettantism. Hints to young 
 trtists. 
 ir(ulM{W.) Criticisms on art. 2 v. 1843-14. 1431.09 
 
 V. 1. Criticisms on the picture Kalleries of EtiRland, On 
 Hogarth's Marriage a-la-mode. On the fine arts. On tlie 
 Elgm marbles. Fontbiil abbey. On Flaxman's Lessons on 
 eculptnre. Catalogues of pictui'es in tiie national galleries. 
 
 2. On the pleasure of painting. On ori;^iuaUty. On the 
 catalogue raisoune of the London institution. On a portrait 
 of au English lady, by Vaudyck. Tlie Vatican. On a land- 
 scape, by N. Poussin. English students at. Rome. On 
 lady Morgan's Lite of Salvator Itosa. Ou Farringtou's Life 
 of Rejiiolds. On the ideal. On judging of pictures. 
 We.st's picture of Death ou the pale horse. On Williams's 
 "Views in Greece. Catalogues of pictures iu galleries. 
 
 — On the Fine arts. [Lit. remaiML v. 2, p. lll-l'Ja.) . .3076.14 
 Howilt (A. M.) Art student at Munich. 1S51. 9(54.08 
 Jtmeso)i(Mrs. A.) Sketches of art. 1857. .1431.08 
 
 Contents : Sketches in Frankfort, Uuuich, Nuremberg, 
 aud Dresden. 
 
 KniohtiO.) Pictorial half hoars. 4v.in2. 1851. 1452.01 
 
 LacroLc {P.] Curiosites do I'liistoire de.s arts. Par 
 P. L. Jacob [p9e>K7.] 1838 1431.19 
 
 Leslie {Franf:). Report on the fine arts. [In U. S. Paris uuiv. 
 expos., 18G7. Reports, v. 1.] 3915.09 
 
 Meek (A. B) Jack-Cadeism [materialism] and the fine arts. [In 
 Aw Romantic passages, etc. 1857 591.17 
 
 Palgrave{F. T.) Essays on art. 18G7. . . 1411.21 
 Contents : Royal academy of 1863. 4, 5. Mulready. Her- 
 bert. 'Hohuan Hunt. Poetry, prose, and sensationalism 
 in art. Sculpture in England. The Albert cross, etc. 
 
 Pater (W. If.) Studies iu the renaissance. 1873. 1135.08 
 Contents : Aucassin aud Nicolette. Pico della Mirandola. 
 Sandro Botticelli. Luca della Robbia. Poetry of Michel- 
 angelo. Lionardo da Vinci. Joachim Du BelJay. Wiuck- 
 elmann. 
 
 Patterson (R. H.) Essays. 1862 1412.01 
 
 Contents : Colour iu nature aud art. Real and ideal 
 beauty. Sculpture. Ideal art-cougress. Battle of the 
 styles — Ruskiu. 
 
 Pictures and painters. Essays upon art : the old mas- 
 ters and modern artists. 1849 5U91.07 
 
 Planche (0.) Etudes siu' les arts. 1855. . . 1431.22 
 Contents : Rubens. Rembraudt. Le Correge. Perin. 
 Ingres et Delacroix. Mozart. Beethoven. Meyerbeer. 
 
 Scott, (IF. U.) Half-hour lectures on the history and 
 practice of the fine and ornamental arts. 
 1861 1411.07 
 
 TithiU{Mrs.L.C.) SuocessiuUfe: the artist.1851. 1411.25 
 
 Wallace (H. B.) Art and scenery iu Europe. 2d ed. 
 
 1868 94.5.11 
 
 See also Eraser's mag , v. 56, 1857 (The tasto of the day ; 
 2 articles). 
 
 22. Etching. 
 
 llamn-ton (P. G.) Etcher's handbook. 1871. 1413.14 
 
 — •Etching and etchers. 18ti8 1436.20 
 
 — Unkuown river : an etcher's voyage of discovery. 
 
 1874 ' . . . 1441.U4 
 
 Same. 1876 4731.11 
 
 — (^editor). The Portfolio. 1870-76. . . . 1417.01 
 
 See also Macmillan's mag., v. 30, 1874 (Masters of etching, 
 by P. Wedmore) : Fortnightly rev., v. lJ(Philos.of etching, 
 by P. G. Hamerton). 
 
 23. Etruscan Art 
 
 Desverr/er (M. J. A. K) L'Etrurie et les Etnisques. 
 V. 1-2, Texte. v. 3, 'Planches. 1862-64. 1465.15 
 as- See also Countries [Etruna, p. 316.) 
 
 24. European Art 
 
 Viiirdot (L.) Wonders of European art. London, 
 
 1871 1435.11 
 
 ) I®* See also in this claas. Leadings • Dutch,* ' English,' 
 
 ' Frenctt,' ' Iltilian,' ' Spanish,' * GalterieSt' etc. 
 
 25. Expression. 
 
 BeU (Sir C. ) Anatomy and philosophy of expression 
 as connected with the fine arts. 1806. . 143C.0'2 
 
 Same. 5th ed. 1865 1436.05 
 
 Same. New ed. 1873 1436.05 
 
 j95- See also Physiognomy, iu genera! alphabet. 
 
 26. Figure-dra'wliie and Painting. 
 
 Bail iL.) Drawing system. The human head. 
 1861. 14:i5.24 
 
 Bonotni (J. i Proportions of the human figure, as handed 
 down to us by Vitruvius. With the method of 
 measuiiug the figure, invented by J. Gibson. 
 1872 1136.11 s 
 
 Clieesman (T.) Kudiments of drawing the human 
 figiue. [n.d.] 1436.18 
 
 Cozens [A.) 'Principles of beauty relative to the human 
 head. 1778 A.27.10 
 
 Hay (D. E.) Human head as represented in Greek art. 
 1849 14^6.01 
 
 mcks (G. E) Guide to figure drawing. 1869. 1472.10 
 
 Phillips (G. F.) Art of drawing and painting simpli- 
 fied : the human figure. 1810. . . . 1432..29 
 
 Rehbeiy ( F. } Drawin;^s iaithfully copied from nature at 
 Na|iles. [Laily Hamilton's Attitudes.] 1794. 1416.-23 
 
 Story ( IF. W. ) Proportions of the human figure, ac- 
 cording to a new cauon. 1866. . . . 1456.05 
 
 Warren (H.) Artistic anatomy of the human figure. 
 Kithed. 1875 1454.21 
 
 — Artistic treatise on the human figure. Sequel to 
 
 Weig.'dl. 2d. 1874 1472.12 
 
 Weiiiall (V. 11.) Art of figure dra\\'iug. 1857. 1472.11 
 Whitej'ord {S. T.) Guide to figure painting in water- 
 colours 1471.28 
 
 WUtiamson (M. B.) Dlus. of the hvmian head ; iu 3 
 
 drawings A.27.17 
 
 SS" See also Artistic Anatomy (p. 539). 
 
 27. Floral Decoration. 
 
 Barrett ( W. A.) Flowers and festivals : floral decora- 
 tion of churches. 1868 1451.01 
 
 Cutis (E. L.) Essay on the Christmas decoration of 
 churches. [1863.] 1451.03 
 
 Hassiird (A.) Floral D. for the dwelling-house. 1451.04 
 
 Practical hints &n church floral decoration. By a lady, 
 [ttjion.] 1869 1451.02 
 
 28. Flo'wer -painting. 
 
 Art of flower painting iu water colours, [cthoji. ] 
 
 1835 1425.05 
 
 Daffield {Mrs. W.) Art of flower painting. 11th ed. 
 
 ■ 1876 147-2.14 
 
 Ilulme {F. E.) and others. Flowers in water colors, [/n Foster 
 
 (V.) Drawing series] •. . . 1443.13 
 
 Phillips (G. F.) Art of flower painting. I With Ids 
 
 Art of drawing. 1840.] 1432.29 
 
 Eosenliery {G. F.) Guide to flower painting iu water 
 
 coloiirs. 7th ed 1472.15 
 
 US' See also Plant Form (p. 547). 
 
 29. Foliage dravring. 
 
 Barn/ird (G.) Handbook of foliage and foreground 
 drawing. 1870 1432.30 
 
 Pwje (1.) Guide for drawing the acanthus, and every 
 descriptionofomameiitiii foliage. . . . 1451.13 
 45" See also Trees (p. 548),— Plant Form (p. 547). 
 
 30. French Art 
 
 About (E) Nos artistes au salon de 1857. . 1431.35 
 
 — Salon de 1864 1431.33 
 
 Chesneau (E.) Les chefs d'ecole : L. David, Gros, 
 
 Gericault, Descamps, Meissouier, Ingres, H. Flau- 
 drin, E Delacroix. 1864 1431.26 
 
 Hamerton ( P. G. ) Painting in France after the decline 
 of classicism. 'With 14 photo, illus. 1869. 1436.14 
 
 Merson (0.) Exposition de ISiil. La peinture en 
 Frauce 1431.24 
 
 Planche (G.) Etudes sur I'lJcole fran(;aise {1831-521. 
 Peinture et sculpture. 2 v. 1855. . . . 1431.20 
 
 Scott ( W. B. ) * Gems of French art : Carbon photo- 
 graphs from modem artists. 1871. . . . 143(i.l6 
 
 S'-e also N. A. rev., v. 74, 1852 ; Blackwood, v. 78. 1855 : 
 Littell. 1865, v. 1; Coiitemp. rev., v. 6. 1867: F.irtnightly 
 rev., V. 7. 1867; Harper's monthly. Mch.. 1877 (Contem. art.) 
 
 ffS" For numerous articles on French art, see p. 238-248 
 of the Table generale de la Rcvne des deux mondes. 
 
 31. Fresco Painting and Mural Decoration. 
 
 Arundel society. US' For Contents see p. 48 of Catalogue. 
 Goodwin (T.) Art of mural decoration. 1874. 1472.16 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Cook Oriers," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the ftrst part of the TITLE, aud the NUMBER.
 
 544 
 
 FINE ARTS: Fresco to Gems and Precious Stones. 
 
 Gruner (L.) Fresco decoratious find stuccoes of 
 churches and palaces iu Italy, 15th-lGth centuries. 
 
 1854 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 88, 1860 (Aruudel Bociety) ; 
 Ed. rev., V. 123, 1806. 
 
 Merimie (J. F. L. ) The art of paintirig in oil and iu 
 fresco. 1830 l-124.ir, 
 
 Merrifield(Mrs. M.P. ) Art of fresco painting. 1846. U43.01 
 
 Miiniz (J. U. ) Encaustic : or Count Caylus's method of 
 painting in the mimuer of the ancients. 17(10. 1443.04 
 
 Taylor (II". B. ,S.) Manual of fresco and encaustic 
 painting. 1813 1413.02 
 
 Thomas ( W. C. ) Mural or monumenttd decoration. 
 Fresco, encaustic, water-glass, mosaic, oil-paint- 
 ing. 1870 1443.03 
 
 iJ5" For references to nuraerouB articles ou Murn[ paint- 
 in(/ see p. 214 of the Table ytjuorale de la Kevuo des deux 
 mondes. 
 ,8^ See also Decorative Art (p. 610.) 
 
 32. Furniture and Household Taste. 
 
 Brown {R.) Rudiments of drawing cabinet and 
 
 upholstery furniture. 1835 1317.20 
 
 Eistlake (C. L.) Hints ou household ta.ste iu furiji- 
 ture, upholstei-y, and other details. 1808. 14.53.17 
 Garrett (ij. and A.) Suggestions for house decoration 
 in painting, woodwork.and furniture. 1877. 14 il.2ll 
 Oo(/i i'c album for cabinet makers. 18G8. . . . 1310.18 
 ii/e«.s for rustic furniture on 25 plates. 1838. 1316.34 
 Joites {3Ir.i. C. S.) atid Williams (II. T.) Household 
 
 elegancies. 1875 1453.10 
 
 to/'/ie( (K. </.) Apleaforartinthehouse. 1877. 1451.10 
 
 Loudon {J. C.) • Encyclopaedia of college, farm, and 
 
 villa architecture, and furniture. 1800. . 1313.33 
 
 Pollen (J. H.) Ancient and modern furniture and 
 
 woodwork. 1S76 1453.15 
 
 — Furuiture and woodwork. [/« Brit, m'f g indust. 187G-] 3:i41.:)0 
 Shaw (II) 'Specimens of ancient furniture. With 
 descriptions, by S. R. Meyrick. 1830. . 1316.17 
 Stockton (F. R. atul M.) The home: where it should 
 be and what to put in it. 1873. . . . 1311.05 
 Sutherland (\V.) Art of house decoration. 1808. 1312.18 
 VioUet-le-dnc (E. E. ) ' Dictionuaire raisonne du mobilier 
 fran9ais de I'epoque carlovingienne a la renais- 
 sance. 3 V. 1858-72 1315.24 
 
 Whiiaker (H.) House furnisher and decorator's as- 
 sistant. 1847 1317.19 
 
 5ee also Harper's mag., April, 1877 : (Furuiture and ita 
 decoration in ttie renaissance); Scribuer's monthly v. 10-11, 
 1877 (A series of articles by Clarence Couk). 
 
 4®- Sef also, in this class. Decorative art {p. 540) : — In- 
 dustrial art (p. 645) ;~also Arts (Useful ; Vat^inet making, 
 p. 40). 
 
 33, Galleries and Museuina. 
 
 1. Descriptive Handbooks. 
 Atkinson {J. B.) An art tour to northern capitals of 
 
 Europe. 1873 1442.05 
 
 Britisli Museum. Handy-book of the British Museum, 
 
 for every-day readers. By T. Nichols. 1870. 1433.15 
 Jameson ( Mrs. A. ) Private galleries of art in London. 
 
 1844 1442.03 
 
 London International exhibition. Official reports. Fine 
 
 art division, part 1. Ed. by Lord Houghton. 
 
 1871 1433.26 
 
 Lntvre. Guide through the galleries. 1864. . 1121.27 
 at. Jolin (B.) The Louvre; or, biography of a museum. 
 
 1855 1433.21 
 
 See also Qaar. rev., v. 117, 1865 (Galleries of the Louvre) 
 PalgratK (F. T.) Descriptive handbook to the fine art 
 
 collections in Intsrnat. exhibition of 1802. 1433.23 
 Passtivant (J. U.) Tour of a German artist in England. 
 
 2 V. 1836 14!3.21 
 
 Smitti, (J.) 'Catalogue raisonne' of the worts of the 
 
 most eminent Dutch, Flemish, and French paint- 
 
 • ers. Part 1-0. 1829-42 1425.20 
 
 Waaijen ( 0. F. ) Treasures of art in Great Britain. 
 
 [Index in v. 1.] 3 v. 18.54-57. . . . 1433.05 
 
 Same. Supplement. 1857 1433.08 
 
 2. Illustrated Works. 
 Barri (L.) *Herculanum et Pompeii ; recueil despein- 
 
 tures, bronzes, mosaiques, etc., graves par H. Roux 
 
 aim;. 8 V 1455.01 
 
 FdzijoiUiam museum, (Cambridge, England). lUuslra- 
 
 tions and doscriptioiis of the collection of ancient 
 marbles, specimens of ancient bronze, and various 
 ancient fictile va.ses, formerly in the possession of 
 John Disney. 3 parts iu 1 v. 1849. . . 1447.02 
 Florence Gnlleries. 
 
 — Imperiale e reale galleria *Pitti. lUustrata par cura ! 
 
 di L. Bardi. 4 v. 1S37-42 N 27.01 ' 
 
 — il/H.seu»i Florcntinum. 11 v. Viz.: . . . A. 17 01 ' 
 
 Gemmae aiitiqufB. Im.ipiues. Cum observ. A. F. Gorii. 2 v. 
 
 Fliireutise, 1731-32. fol A. 17.01 
 
 StatuEe autiquae. Cum observ. A. F. Gorii. Floreuti,©, 1734. 
 
 1"1 A. 17,03 
 
 Antiqua numismata. Cum observ. A. F. Gorii. 3 v. Fhiren- ' 
 
 ti«, 1734-42 fol A. 17.04 
 
 Serie di ritratti degli eccellenti pittori. CoUe vite da F. 
 
 Moilcke. 4 V. Firenze, 1752-62. fol A. 17.07 
 
 In seguito. EsiBtente aiipresBO A. Pazzi. Connotizie da A. 
 
 Marriiii. Firenze, 1765. fol A. 17.11 
 
 — lie.ak galleria di Firenze. Serie 1-5 iu 13 v. 
 
 1817-24 1423.01 
 
 Serie 1. Quadri di storia. 3 v. 2. Quadri di varie genera. 
 
 1 V. 3. Ritratti di pittori. 4 v. 4. Statue, Bassirilievi, 
 busti, et bronze. 3 v. 5. Canlmei et intagli. 2 v. 
 
 Musie Napoleon (Galeriei du), Publiee par Filhol ; 
 r(=digee par J. Lavallee. 10 v. 1802-10. . 1444.01 
 
 Museum DibUeianum. See FitztuiUiam museum, etc. . . 1447.02 
 
 Museum of painting and sculpture. Drawn and etched 
 by Keveil ; with descriptive notices by Duchesne. 
 17 V. 1829-35 1421.01 
 
 Katlonal * gallery : a series of 29 plates from the best 
 pictures in that collection, by Con-eggio, Paul 
 Veronese, and Caracci ; Murillo, Rubens, and 
 Vaudyck ; Poussin and Wilson ; Gainsborough, 
 Reynolds, and Wilkie ; Rembrandt, Cuyp, and 
 Canaletti. 1846 N.27.11 
 
 Nalional * gallery of pictures by the great masters. • 
 
 2 V 1440.24 
 
 OrUans. * Galerie lithograpbiee des tablfaiix du duo 
 
 d'Orleans, publiee par MM. Vatout et Quenot. 2 v. 
 1825-29. fol A.57 
 
 Pistolesi (E. ) *I1 Vaticano descritto ed illustrato. 8 v. 
 1829-38. fol • . N.27.05 
 
 Rlwjetti (P.) *Descrizione del Campidoglio. 2 v. fol. 
 
 Stafford. * Engravings of the marquis of Stafford's 
 collection of pictures in London, arranged accord- 
 ing to schools and in chronological order. With 
 remarks. By W. Y. Ottley [and] P. W. Tomp- 
 kins. 4 V. 1818. fol A.57 
 
 Vienna. *Oalerie imperiale et royale du Belvedere H 
 Vienne. Gravee, avec uu Texte. Publiee par C. 
 Haas. 4v. en2 1446.06 
 
 34. Gems and Precious Stones ; Je'welry. 
 
 1. Engraved Gems and Antiques. 
 Billing (A.) Science of gems, jewels, dc. 1875. 1583.12 
 Kinij (C. W.) ' Antique gems : their origin, uses, and 
 value. 1860 1585.04 
 
 — * Handbook of engraved gems. 1866. . .1585.09 
 KnijIU (F.) * Gems, or device book. 2d ed. . 1454.04 
 La I'hau (.4?;^ 0. de] and Le Blond (G. M.)) •Descrip- 
 tion des priucipales pierres gravees du cabinet du 
 due d'OrlKUis. 2 v. 1780-84 KO^IO 
 
 Ponialouiski (l^rinee). *Antique gems. ,yee Prendeville (J.) Pho- 
 tographic facsimiles, etc 1466.11 
 
 Pre7idecilte (J. ) * Photographic facsimiles of the an- 
 tique gems formerly possessed liy the late prince 
 Poniatowski, with a description and .poetical 
 illustrations of each subject from classical authors. 
 2 V 1460.11 
 
 }Val/ord {IV. S.) and Way (A.) Examples of mediaaval seals. 
 (•Archaol jour., V. 14 and 18.] 14C3.I3 
 
 Westropj) (II. M.) Manual of precious stones and an- 
 tique gems. 1874 1583.11 
 
 Worlidije (T.) * Selected collection of drawings from 
 curious antique gems ; Stched after the manner of 
 
 Rembrandt. 1768 1406.10 
 
 See also DubUii university mag., Nov., 1874.- 
 0^ See al.^o (p. 544) eiitriea under Galleries and Mu- 
 seums {/lllistraled works). 
 
 2. Natural History and Technics of Precious Stones ; Jewelry, etc. 
 
 Bahinet (J.) Diamond and other precious stones. [In Smith. 
 
 report, 1870.J 3930.25 
 
 Barrera ( Mrne. de) Gems and jewels : their history, 
 
 geography, chemistry and ana. 1860. . 1583.10 
 
 BEOOKLYN MliBOANTILS LIBUABY.
 
 FINE ARTS : Gems and Precious Stones In Italian Art. 
 
 545 
 
 Coninii(J.K) Privato book of useful alloys. 1872. 39:!2.11 
 DieuXnfnit (L.) Diamouds aurl preciou.s stones. 
 
 1874. 15,S1.04 
 
 Envinuel (H.) Diamoiuls ami precious stont'S : their 
 
 history, value iimi characteristics. 18157. ISS.'i.ll? 
 Fairlw.'t (F. iV.) Aiioieut brooches aud dresa fasteuingB. {in Ins 
 
 Uambles of au arcUiBol.iKist. 1871 J 1446.16 
 
 Feuclduxtnijer yL. ) Popular treatise on Rems.l8.j9. 1^8 i.Ol 
 Jeffries (D.) Treatise on diamouds and pearls. 
 
 1800. 1081.02 
 
 Klivj (C W.) Natural history of precious stones and 
 
 precious metals. 1870. ...... 158."). 10 
 
 Same. 18(i5 « . . 1585.05 
 
 Lutscliauniij (,A.) Book of hallmarks; or manual of 
 
 r.?ferenoe for the gold and silversmith. 1872.4002. 10 
 PUmm Sfcundua (C.) Natural history, v. 6, IS.iT. . . . 4715.06 
 Schfiede Verc.M.'. Pearls, [/^i /ti.! Wonders of the deep.] 4H'il).ll 
 Taveyni^r [J. B.) Extract from vnynges. to iuqim-e couceniiiig 
 
 diamuud miues. |/;i Pinkerton, v. 8 ] U'id.OS 
 
 Theopla-astui. History ol stones. 2d ed. 177i. 41l:j.04 
 I7si>/'t6/ companion and artificer's assistant. 1876. 61117.O6 
 
 Yio'tict Le Due [B. F.) *Bijoux de corps, 75U.loaO. [Inhis Diet, 
 du mobilier frauQiiis. V. 3, J . . 131.5.26 
 
 Wilson (Z>.) Pearl. fisheiies iu the Persian gulf. \Iu Royal ^eot^r. 
 
 Boc. journal, v. 3. 1833.]. , 903.06 
 
 5ctf aho Atlantic monthly, v. 7, 1861 fDiamonds and 
 pearls) ; Chambers's journal, v. 4, 1867 (Diamond cutting) ; 
 Harper'3 monthly, v. ly (Something aVxiut diamonds, by 
 J. W. "Watson) ; v. 32 (Diamonds and Ltther geniB. by J. 
 Bonner) ; v. 42 (A chapter on gems, by W H. Strobridge) ; 
 V. 46 (Life in the diamond fields, by A. E. Coleman); Mac- 
 niillan, Jan., 1861 (Diamouds. by W. Pole) ; North Brit, 
 rev., Nov., 1852, or Eclectic mag., v. 28, 1853 (A very elabor- 
 ate article uu the diamond). 
 
 35. Glass Painting. 
 
 SielfeM (If.) Guide to painting ou glass. . . 1472.17 
 
 Frombeig (E. 0.) Artof paiuting on glass. 1857. 1443.23 
 
 Oessert (M. A.) Art of paiuting on glass. 1857. 1443.24 
 
 * Weale (J. ) Divers works of early masters iu Christian 
 
 decoration : Albert Durer. etc. With examples of 
 
 ancient painted aud stained glass. 2 v. 1846. 
 
 See also £d. rev., v. 125, 1867 (Modern glass painting). 
 
 36. Greek Art. 
 
 JUaJiajT!/ (J, P.) Greek music and painting. [In Ms Rambles and 
 
 studies in Greece, p. 282-321.] 1032.16 
 
 Tiine [H.) Art iu Greece. 1871 1411.18 
 
 — Philosophie de I'art en Grhae. 18fi9. . . 1431.29 
 See also Contemp. rev., Aug., 1874 (Greek painters, by A, 
 S. Murray) ; Ed. rev., July. 1874 (Canon of beauty in Greek 
 art). 
 
 ,^" See also other headings, as Ancient art (p. 639) ; — 
 Galleries ((i. 644) ;— G-ems and Jewels (p. 544) ; — Sculpture 
 (p. 548) ; — etc. Much informatiuu is to be lound in works 
 descriptive of Greece, p. 328 of catalogue. 
 
 37. History and Criticism. 
 
 [See also Ancient art (p. 539).) 
 
 D'Anvers (X.) Elementary history of art. 1874. 1422.19 
 Dean [A.) European ait. {In his Hist, ot civilization, v. 7.J 417.23 
 Mantiw/ton (D. ) General view of the liue arts, critical 
 
 aiid historical. 4th ed. 1831 1411. U3 
 
 Lossing (B. J.) Outline history of the fine arts. 1431.06 
 
 Contents: Architecture. Sculpture. Painting. Engraving. 
 
 LiiVke ( W. ) History of art. Tr. by F. E. Bunnett. 
 
 2 V. 18G8 1455.19 
 
 Pnhzky {F.) Iconographic researches on human ra:es and their 
 
 art. [In Nott (J. C.) and Ghddon (G. 11 ) Indigenous races, 
 
 1857 ; p. 87-203.) 4730.02 
 
 Kenan [E.) Discours sur I'etat dps beaux-arts au 14e siecle. 
 
 [With Le Clercq (V.) (iiiii Kenan (E.) Histoire, e(c. 2784.19 
 Contents : Painting. .Sculpture. Architecture. Music. 
 Viteti^L.) Etudes sur I'histoire de I'art. 2e ed. 4 v. 
 
 1867 1431.14 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Antiqnite, Grece — Rome — Bas-Empire. 
 
 V. 2. Moyen age. v. 3. Temps modernes : La Peinture 
 
 en Italie, en France et aux Pays-Bas. v. 4. Temps mo- 
 
 dernes : Arts divers ; Musique religieuse — Mueique 
 
 dramatiquo. 
 
 Z'vffi (G. 0.) Manual of the historical development of 
 I'.rt, prehistoric, ancient, classic, early christian. 
 
 1870 1422.21 
 
 ijfff' See also Biography (p. 539) ;— Essays (p. 542) ; — Paint- 
 ing (p. 546). 
 
 38. Bliunination and Missal Painting. 
 
 Auihlei/ (W. and 0.) Art of illuminating and missal 
 
 painting. 15th ed. 1S73 1472.18 
 
 Bradley (J. W.) and Goodwin (Zl G.) Manual of illumi- 
 
 nation on paper and vellum. 21st ed., revised by 
 J. J. Laing. 1875 1472.1:) 
 
 Cenmni (C.) Treatise on painting; with the art of 
 gilding and illuminating manuscripts. 1844.1425.11 
 
 JewlU ( K ) Manual of illuminated and missal painting 
 1860 1443.07 
 
 Laing (./. J.) Companion to [Bradley and Goodwin's] 
 M;innal of illumination, containing borders, capi- 
 tals, teit, and detiiil furnishing, p/c. 1873. 1472.02 
 
 Tymms ( II'. It) find Wyall (M. I). ) Art of illuminating 
 as practised in Europe from the earliest times. 
 1860. 14(16.01 
 
 — History, theory, and practice of illuminating. Con- 
 
 densed from 'The art of illuminating.' 14t;5.U8 
 Ward (M.) Practical treatise on the art of illuminat- 
 ing. .„...' 1465.115 
 
 US' See also (p. 14 of Catalogue; Alphabets, ornamental 
 lettering, etc. 
 
 39. Industrial Art. 
 
 Art recreations • with receipts for preparing materials. 
 
 1860. 1443.27 
 
 Arts (Les) * somptuaires : histoire du costume et de 
 
 rameublement et des arts ct in'lustries qui s'y 
 
 rattuchent, sous la direction de Hangard-Mauge. 
 
 Teste par C. Louandre. 2viul. ]8.".7. . 1466.02 
 
 Same. Planches, 5e an 17e siecle. 2 v. . 1466.02 
 
 Bachhoffner (G 11.) Chemistry as applied to the fine 
 
 arts. 1837. .......... 4216.35 
 
 Barty (P.) Chefs-d'oeuvre of the inlusfrial arts. 
 
 Pottery and porcelain, enamel, goldsmith's work, 
 
 and tapestry. 1869. , . . , . . .1453.05 
 Laharte {J. ) Hand-book of the arts of the middle ages 
 
 aud renaissance. 1835. ...... 1413.03 
 
 Mason (G. C.) Application of art to manufactures. 
 
 [Metals, enamels, electrotypy, porcelain, glass 
 
 and ornament] 1858. = ..... .3914.23 
 
 \Vy(M (J/. D. ) Fine art, a sketch of its history, theory 
 
 practice, and application toiudustry. 1870. 1412.16 
 tfS- See also Arts [Ustfal : various headimjs, p. 39-48); — 
 
 Educ.ition, p. 642. 
 
 40. Italian Art 
 
 Art and nature under an ItaJian sky. By M. J., M. D. 
 
 [aiioii.] 1853. ......... 1435.04 
 
 BurckhardI (Dr. J.) The cicerone : or, art guide to 
 
 painting in Itoly. From the German, by Mrs. 
 
 A. H. Clough. 1873. ....... U.'IS.IS 
 
 Coqnerel [A.) The fine arts in Italy in their religious 
 
 aspect. 1859. 1435.07 
 
 O'Oioe {J. A.) and Otvulraselle (0. B.) New history of 
 painting in Italy, 2d to the 16tU century. 3 v. 
 
 1864-66. ............ 1435.01 
 
 — History of painting in North Italy, 14th to 16th 
 
 century. 2 v. 1871 1435.12 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 135, 1872. 
 
 Fuseli {II.) History of art in the schools of Italy. [In his Life, 
 etc., V 3.1 3063.11 
 
 Jameson (Mrs. A.) Memoirs of the early Italian paint- 
 ers. 1838 1435.09 
 
 Janes {J. J.) Art studies: the "Old Masters" of 
 Italy. 1861. , . . , 1412.02 
 
 Kiir/ler iK 7".) Schools of painting iu Italy. Tr. by a 
 lady. Ed. bySirC.L. Eastlake. 2 v. 1851. 1435".05 
 
 Lanzi (L.) History of painting in Italy, to the end 
 of the 18th century. Tr. by T. Eoscoe. 3 v. 
 1847 1414.07 
 
 Mentz ( P. ) Les chefs-d'ceuvre de la peinture italienne ; 
 ouvrage oontenant vingt planches chromolitho- 
 graphiques execute'es par F. Kellerhoveu, trente 
 planches sor bois et quarante culs-de-Iampe et 
 lettres orut^es. 1870 1457.18 
 
 Oltley ( ir. Y.) 'The Italian school of design, fol. 
 1823. A.47.25 
 
 — 'Florentine school, fol. 1826 A.47.24 
 
 Posini (0 ) *Storia della pittura italiana esposfa coi 
 
 monumenti. 7 v. 8°. 1839-47. . . .1423.18 
 
 'Same. 4 epoca in 2 v. fol. .... . A.27.8 
 
 I^'ote. — The general index follows p. 260 of v. 7. 
 TJrhlno (Mrs. H. P.) The old masters : princes of art. 
 
 1870 ..... 1414.23 
 
 Vasarl (G.) Lives of painters, sculptors and archi- 
 tects. [UntU the 16th century]. 5 v. 1850. 1414.01 
 
 lu asking for boulis, uae the "BookOraar," girliiK the AUiSOB'S KAMS, tU« first piu't uf the l'ITL£, aud Uie NUMliER.
 
 546 
 
 FINE ARTS: Italian Art to Painting. 
 
 Viardot (L.) 'Wonders of Italian art. London, 
 
 1870 1435.10 
 
 Same. New York, 1870 1435. lO.a 
 
 See also Foilnightly rev., T. 10, 1868 (Old masters at 
 Florence, by A. C. Swiuburue I : v. 14. 1870 'Haud and 
 Boul, by D. G. Kossetti) ; Westm. rev., v. 85, 16615 (Keviaw 
 of Taiue). 
 
 4fS* See also various headings in this class, and (in 
 Countries) descriptive worlts of travel iu Italy (p. 336) ; 
 Rome (p. 363) Florence (p. 319) ; Naples (p. 310), etc. 
 
 41. Landscape Painting. 
 
 'Alston {J. W.) Hints to young practitioners. Neu- 
 tral tint. 182U 1424.17 
 
 Barnard ((?.) Landscape painting in water colours. 
 1855 1425.04 
 
 Burnet (J.) Landscape painting in oil colours. 
 1849 1425.02 
 
 Callow (J.) Landscape in water colours. . . 1432.04 
 
 Chase {Jolm). Practical treatise on landscape paint- 
 ing, 1862 1425.16 
 
 ClinHA.) Guide to oil painting : landscape from na- 
 ture. 1868 1472.2S 
 
 Ilarley ((?. ) Guide to landscape drawing, in pencil 
 and chalk. 10th ed. 1865 1472.22 
 
 Marvy (L. ) * Landscape painters of England. Steel 
 engrarings. Ed. by W.M. Thackeray. 1850. 1446.08 
 
 Needham {J. ) Landscape and trees in pencil. [Foster 
 (V.) Drawing cop}- book. ] 1432.05 
 
 PtdUips {G.F.) Principles of effect and colour, as applic- 
 able to landscape painting. [1842?] . . 142-5.07 
 
 Tomlinson (W.) Aft of landscape painting in oil 
 colours. 1871 1432.32 
 
 Williams ( W. ) Art of landscape painting in oil colours. 
 
 23d ed. 1877 1172.21 
 
 S^e Fortnightly rev., V. 3. 1865 (Place of landscape amongst 
 the flue arts, by P. Q. Hauiertou). Also Slcetching (p. 618). 
 
 42. Lithography. 
 
 Hnllmandel {O Manual, f<c. 1820 1445.21 
 
 Straktr (C.) Instructions, etc. 1867. . . . 1445.23 
 
 43. Marine Painting. 
 
 Carmichael {J. W.) Art of marine painting in oil 
 colour.s. 7th ed. 1876 1472.23 
 
 — Art of marine painting in water colours. 11th ed. 
 
 1875 1472.24 
 
 44. Miniature Painting. 
 
 Day (C. W.) Art of miniature painting. 8th ed. 
 1870 1472.25 
 
 Mannion (L.) Letters upon the art of miniature paint- 
 ing. In. d] 1443.09 
 
 Pldllips (G. F.) Miniature painting. [With his Art 
 of drawing, etc. 1840.] 1432.29 
 
 Russell (0.) Art of miniature painting in oil on ivory ; 
 wax crayons, and water colours, gilding on glass, 
 etc. [1870.] 1443.08 
 
 Templeton {J. S.) and Wall (A. U.) Guide to miuia-. 
 ture painting, and colouring photographs ; with a 
 few words on portrait painting. 8th ed. 1472.26 
 
 45. Monograms. 
 
 Berrl (D. 0.) Monograms, historical and practical. 
 1869 1165.04 
 
 Bi-ulliot (K) Diotionnaire des monogrammes, mar- 
 ques figurees, lettres initiales, noma abreges, etc. 
 3v.ini. 1832. . 1436.17 
 
 Chaffers ( W.) Marks and monograms on pottery and 
 porcelain. 3d ed. 1870 1415.21 
 
 46. Monumental Brasses. 
 
 Boulell (O Monumental B. of England. 1849. 1467.20 
 
 Haines (H.) Manual of monumental brasses in the 
 
 British Isles. 2 v. 1861 1452.11 
 
 47. Mosaic Pavements. 
 Jones {0.) Designs for mosaic pavements. With essay 
 on their structure, by F. O. Ward. 1842. 1167.01 
 
 48. Painting. (General Works.) 
 1. Theory, Practice and Criticism. 
 
 Algaroiii (F., conie). An essay on painting. 1764. 1411.23 
 
 Barry {J.) Lectures on painting. Ed. by R. N. Wor- 
 num. 1848 1424.08 
 
 Blanc (0.) Grammar of painting and engraving. 1874. 
 [1873.] 1425.15 
 
 Burnet (J.) Practical essays on the fine arts. 181S. 1424. 12 
 
 — Practical hints on composition. 1853. . . 1436.08 
 
 — Progress of a painter iu the 19th century. 1854. 1424. 01 
 Cennini ( C. ) Treatise on painting ; fresco, secco, oil, 
 
 and distemper. 1844 1425.11 
 
 Eastlake (.Sir C. L.) Materials for a history of oil 
 
 painting. 2 v. 1847-69 1422.03 
 
 Note. — A history, rather, of materials used in oil painting. 
 Fiiseli (H.) Lectures on painting. JSo/oi, 1848. 1424.08 
 — - Lectures on art and painting. {In his Life. ^^c. v. 2.3.] 3063.11 
 Gullick {T. J.) and Timhs (J. } Painting popularly ex- 
 plained ; including hist, sketches. . . . 1422.12 
 Hamerton (P. G.) A painters, camp. 1867. . 953.22 
 
 — Practical work of paiiiting. [/ti International rev.. May, 1876.] 
 Hayter (C.) Introduction to painting. 1820. 1432.13 
 Howard (H.) Lectures on painting. 1848. . 1424.03 
 Hunderlpfund (H.) Art of painting. 1849. .1412.19 
 Lairesse (G. de). Treatise on painting. 1817. 1425.10 
 Leslie (C.R.) Handbookforyoimgpainters.1855.1424.04 
 Lessiwj (0. E.) Laocoou : an essay on the limits of 
 
 painting and poetry. 1853 1412.14 
 
 Mengs {A. R.) Works. Tr. from the Italian. 2 v. 
 1796 1412.08 
 
 V. 1. IVIemoirs ; Beauty and taste in painting. Of taste. 
 Reflections upon Raphael, Correggio, and Titian, and upon 
 the ancients. 
 
 2. Upon the means of making the polite arts flourish in 
 Spain. Memoirs concerning Correggio. Rules for masters 
 and pupils in painting. 
 
 Opie {J. ) Lectures on painting. Bohn, 1848. 1424. 08 
 Reynolds (Sir J. ) Discourses ; notes and plates by 
 
 J. Burnet. 1842 1425.01 
 
 Ruskin{J.) Lectures on architecture and. 1850. 1313.11 
 
 — Modern painters. Pts. 1-5. in 4 v. London, 1856- 
 
 57. 8° 1425.21 
 
 Same. 5 v. N. Y., 1852-57. 12°. . . .1424.22 
 
 — Modern painters. 5 v. N. Y., 1872. . . . 1424.22 
 Schlegel {K. }V. F.von). Letters on christian art. [/u /n"5 .Esthe- 
 tic works.] 2542.12 
 
 Tlieory of effect. Of light and shade, of colour and 
 harmony. 1851 1411.06 
 
 Twininij iJ£.) Philosophy of painting : theoretical and 
 practical. 1849 1425.09 
 
 Vinci (L. da). Treatise on painting. With life, by J. 
 W. Brown. 1835 1424. 02 
 
 Waison(E.) Use of a box of colours. 1842. . 1425.12 
 
 Oil Paintinff. 
 
 Merimie {J. F. L.) Art of painting in oil, and in fresco. 
 
 1839 1424.16 
 
 Osborne (Laughlon). Handbook of oil painting. By 
 
 an American artist, [auoii.] 1856. . . 1424.05 
 Templeton (J. S.) and Clint (.4.) Guide to oil painting. 
 
 Pt. 1, Elementary, by J. S. T. Pt. 2, Landscape 
 
 from nature, by A.. C. 2 v. 1868. . . 1472.27 
 eS" Consult SuBDivisioss (p. 528) for other kinds of painting. 
 
 2. Hislory, Biography, and Criticism. 
 
 Blanj (C. ) * History of the painters of all nations. 
 With illustrations. 1853 1447.17 
 
 Buchanan ( W. ) Memoirs of painting, with chrono- 
 logical history of the importation of pictures into 
 England since the French Revolution. 2 v. in 1. 
 1824 14;)2.06 
 
 Davii (J. P.) Thoughts on great painters. 1860. 1415.11 
 
 Mmes (J. ) Arts and artists, or anecdotes of painting, 
 sculi)ture, e<c. 3 v. 1825 1414.10 
 
 Beaton {Mrs. G.) Concise history of jxiintiug. 
 1873 1422.18 
 
 Hislory of painting. \anon,-\ L., 1835. 18°. 1412.25 
 
 Jerci.t\j. W.,lad!/). Painting and celi-brated painters, 
 ancient and modem Schools of Italy, Spain, 
 France, Germany, and the Netherlands. 2 v. 
 1854 1414.16 
 
 Radcliffe {A. 0.) Schools and masters of painting : 
 with app. on the principal galleries of Europe. 
 1876 1444.18 
 
 Seguier (F. P.) Critical and commercial dictionary of 
 the works of painters, 1250-1850. . . . 1415. 15 
 
 BBOOKI.YN MEHCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 FINE ARTS: Painting to Sacred Art. 
 
 547 
 
 Shedd (Mrs. J. A.) Famous painters aud paintiug^:. 
 
 1876 1435.16 
 
 Tyller (S.) Modern painters and their paintings. 
 
 1874 1431.;)7 
 
 — The old masters and their pictures. 1874. 1431. 3f) 
 Wilkie{Sir D.) llomarks on laiuting. [/j> Ais Life, v. 3, p. 128- 
 
 215 ] 3186.09 
 
 Womum (R. N.) Epochs of painting. 1864.1432.03 
 i8®" See also Biography of Artists (p. 639.) 
 
 49. Periodicals. 
 'Aldiiie ( The) ; a typographic art journal. v. 4-8. 
 
 1871-76 
 
 'AH, pictorial and industrial : an illustrated magazine. 
 
 V. 1, July, 1870— June, 1871. .... 1417.11 
 
 •Arijournal (The), v. 1-28, 1849-1876. . . . 1416.11 
 
 •AH union. 10 v. 183S-1848 141G.05 
 
 •Orai/on (The), v. 1-8, Jan., 1855-May, 1861. 922.16 
 'Oiaphic (The): an illustrated weekly newspaper. 
 
 V. 1-14. 1870-76 1427.01 
 
 'lUustrakd London news. v. 1-69, 1842-76. 
 ' Marfnsin pitloresque. v. 1-44, 1833-76. . . . 
 'Portfolio (The) : an artistic periodical Ed. by P. G. 
 
 Hamerton. 1S70 1417.01 
 
 jK5" The library possesses among other itluslratM jour- 
 nals sets more or lees complete of Harper's Weekly, 
 lUustrirte Zeituug, Ueber Laud und Meer. 
 
 50. Pictures : Illustrated Works 
 
 not included m other divisions. 
 
 Baiilie (^Capt. W.) 'Works, after paintings and draw- 
 ings by the greatest masters. 1792. . . A.57.05 
 
 Boydell's 'Graphic illustrations of Shakspeare. London, 
 1802. fol A.37.23 
 
 Jiall{S.C.) * Royal gallery of art. 4 v. fol. N.37.14 
 
 Lievre (E.) Art gems. 'Thirty engravings from emi- 
 nent painters. With notices. 1873. . . 1456.19 
 
 Rogers (C.) 'Collection of prints in imitation of draw- 
 ings. 2 r. 1778 A.57.04 
 
 [Varinrj {J. B. ) 'Art treasures of the United Kingdom. 
 Chromolithographed by H. Bedford. London. 
 
 1858. fol 1447.16 
 
 e^ See also. In the general alphabet, for specimens 
 of their work, the names of the following artists, vu.: 
 
 Bewick (Thomas). 
 
 Buonarroti (IVXichael Angelo). 
 
 Canova (.\.) 
 
 Catnach (J.) 
 
 Cattermole (R.) 
 
 Cruikshank (George). 
 
 Darley (F. O. C.) 
 
 Domenicliino. 
 
 Dore (Gustave). 
 
 Doyle (Richard). 
 
 DUrer (.Mbrechtl. 
 
 Finden (J. and W.) 
 
 Flaxman (Jt^hn). 
 
 Foster (Birket). 
 
 Gibson (Jehu). 
 
 Gillray (Jamea). 
 
 Griset ,E.) 
 
 Hogarth (William). 
 
 Holbein (Uaus). 
 Kaulbach (W. von). 
 Leech (.Jiihu). 
 Millais (Jnhu E.) 
 Mulready (Wm.) 
 Murillo. 
 
 Picart (Bernard). 
 Raphael Sanzio. 
 Rembrandt. 
 Retsch (M.) 
 Reynolds (.S'lV Joshua). 
 Roberts (David). 
 Seccombe (T. S.) 
 Titian 
 
 Turner (J. M. W.) 
 Vandyck (Ajitoine). 
 Wilkie (.vir David). 
 
 51. Picturesque. 
 
 Copf {E. M.) In Cambridge essays. 1856 ; p. 116.163. . . 5517.1* 
 
 Price (tiir U.) Ou the picturesque. 1842. .1412.24 
 
 Tioining (H.) Elements of picturesque scenery. 1436.25 
 
 See also Coutemp. rev., v. 20, 1872 (Beauty conferred by 
 
 impei-fectiou aud decay, by W. R. Greg);— Scenery (p. 548). 
 
 52. Plant Form. 
 
 Burbridge (F. W.) .irtof botanical drawing.1873.1472.13 
 Halme ( F. E. ) 'Sketches from nature of plant form. 
 
 1863 , 1466.06 
 
 53. Portrait Painting. 
 
 7J'(rarf(j:) Practical hints on portrait r. 1860. 1425.08 
 
 Merrifield (Mr.f.) Directions for portrait painting in 
 
 water-colours, loth ed. 1875. . . . 1471.21 
 
 Murray (H.) Art of portrait painting in oil colours. 
 
 23d ijd. 1877 1472.32 
 
 tially ( T. ) Hints to young jmintevs ; portrait painting. 
 
 1873 142.i.l4 
 
 Seealso Favorite authors, 1860 ; p.lGl-184 (Great portrait 
 painters, by C. K. Leslie ; 2514.14) : Gentleman's mag., 
 July, 1860 (On portraiture, by H. O Neil) ; Coutemp. rev., 
 V. 1, 18CC (Mcid. portr. paiutingi ; Friiser's mag., v. 74, 76, 
 78,1866-08 (Portr. painting at South Kensington). 
 
 jftg* .SV(; olso Figure Drawing and Fainting (p. 643); — 
 Miniature Painting (p. 546.) 
 
 54. Pottery and Porcelain. 
 
 Jrnouz{L.) Pottery. (M Brit, mf'g induatrien, 1876, ) 3941.30 
 
 Beckwitli (A.) Terra cotta, stone-ware, lire brick, 
 
 earthen-ware. 1872 3932.12 
 
 Birch (S.) 'Hist, of ancient pottery. 2 v. 1853. 14.53.02 
 Bohn{U. 0.) Guide to pottery, porcelain, etc. 1453.04 
 Brorujniarl (A.) Traite des arts ceraiuiques. Avec atlas. 
 
 3v. 1844 3932.15 
 
 Chaffers ( W. ) 'Marks and monograms on pottery and 
 porcelain of the renaissance aud modern periods. 
 
 3ded. 1870 1445.21 
 
 Drake ( W. R.) Notes on Venetian ceramics. 1453.07 
 Forbmm (C. D. R) Maiolica. 1876. . . . 14.53.09 
 Hooper ( W. II. ) and I'Idllips ( W. C.) Manual of marks 
 ou pottery and porcelain. 1876. . . . 14.53.10 
 Jacqnemnrl {A.) History of the ceramic art. Tr. by 
 
 Mrs. B. Palliser. 1873 1444.15 
 
 Marry<d (J.) History of pottery and porcelain, me- 
 
 disevul and modem. 18.57 li'iS.Ol 
 
 Mdeyard [E. ) Life of J. Wedgwood ; with sketch of the 
 art of pottery in England. 2 v. 18(;5. 3183.20 
 Porter {0. R.) Manufacture of porcelain. 1852. 3932.37 
 Rau ((7.) Indian pottery. |Sm. report. 1S06.J .... 3936.31 
 Treadwell [J. 11. ) Manual of potterj' and porcelain for 
 
 Amer. collector.'^. 1872 1153.08 
 
 See also ■ttell, Feb., 1874 (from New qu. rev.) 
 Note. — Some practical instructions on painting, enamel- 
 ling, etc., are given in Tilton's Designs for dect^irating upt- 
 tery [1472.34] ; Art recreations (1443. '27] ; Siiell's Practical 
 instructions 11472.35], Sutherland '8 Practical guide [1472.36]; 
 Garratt's Suggestions for painting in oils on uuglazed pot- 
 tery (1472.37) ; Gesseifs Art of cnamelhng [1472.38]. 
 
 Alt elaborato note on Pottery and porcelain is printed In 
 the Boston public library Bulletin for Apr., 1877. 
 
 4^^ See also Glass-painting (p. 545);— Vases (p. 549). 
 
 55. Preservation and Restoration of Paintings. 
 
 Edwards (G. O'K.) History of the restoration of the public pic- 
 tures at Venice. [In MerriHeld {Mrs.) Original treatises, 
 etc., v. 2.] 1422.02 
 
 Fielding [T. H.) Knowledge and restoration of old 
 
 paintings. 1847 1424.11 
 
 Holyoake (M. )The conservation of pictures. 1870. 1433. 14 
 
 56. Pre-Raphaelitism. 
 RosseUi i^W. M.) Fine art, chiefly contemporary. 
 
 1867 1431.12 
 
 Rxiskin {J.) Pre-Raphaelitism. 18G0. . . . 1411.13 
 Young (E) Pre-Raffaellitisni. 1857. . . .1411.19 
 Seealso Fraser's mag., v. 53, 1856 ; Galaxy. June, 1876 (by 
 J. McCarthy). 
 
 57. Renaissance Period. 
 
 Paler (W. H.) S'udie.s e(c. 1873 1435.08 
 
 Labarte (J.) Arts of the renaissance. 1855. 1413,03 
 *S- See also Italian Art (p. 645). 
 
 58. Sacred Art. 
 
 Didron {A. N.) Christian iconogritphy ; or christian 
 art in the middle ages. y. 1. [No more publ.] 
 1851 1442.27 
 
 Di'trer (A.) The passion of our Lord Jesus Christ, 
 pourtrayed. 1870 1434.10 
 
 Ejgle.ilon (E.) Christ in art. With designs of Bida. 
 1875 1436.33 
 
 Jameson (Mrs. A.) Legends of the Madonna. 1442.52 
 
 Same. 1853 1442.26 
 
 — Legends of the monastic orders. 1852. . . 1442.19 
 
 — Sacred and legendary art. 2 v. L.,1S57. sm.4°. 1442.20 
 Same. 2 v. Boston, 18C5. 16°. . . . 1442.22 
 
 — and Easilaki (Lady C. L.) History of Our Lord as 
 
 exemplified in works of art. 2 v. 1864. 1442.17 
 Reviewed in Blackwood's mag., v. 90, 1804 ; Ed. rev., v. 
 1'20. 1864. 
 
 Lindsay {A. W. 0., lord). Sketches of the history of 
 christian art. 3 v. 1S47 1442.11 
 
 Maitland (.5. R.) Sacred art ; music, painting. [In his Eight essays, 
 1852 ; p. 34-95.) 3573.19 
 
 Otis (C. N.) Sacred and constructive arts. 1869. 1411.17 
 .Rio (A. F.) Poetry of christian art. 1854. . 1442.24 
 Tyrwhitt (R. St. J.) Christian art and symbolism. 
 
 1872 1442.15 
 
 A^ote. — Reprint from Coutemp., rev., v. 1-10. 
 See also Blackwood, v. 80, 1856 (Poetry of christian art) ; 
 Quar. rev., v. 116, 1864. 
 
 I^g' See aLio Ecclesiastical art (p. 542) ; — Symbolism 
 (p. 548) ;— Floral decoration (p. 6431 ; — Ghurcli archeology 
 (p. 81) ;— Cross (p. 83 and 3'J'J) ;— Architecture (p. 33). 
 
 In asking (or books, uso tho "Book Orders," giving the AUXUOR'S K.VUE, the first part of the TITLE, aud th« NUMBER.
 
 548 
 
 FINE ARTS: Scenery io United States. 
 
 59. Scenery. 
 
 [Sie also Picturesque, p. 647.] 
 
 Brockedon (W.) * Italy, classical, historical, and pictur- 
 esque, illustratt'd and descr.bed. [181J-44.] 1467.13 
 
 Browne ( W. II. ) Ten coloured views taken during the 
 arctic expedition of H. M. S. Enterprise and In- 
 vestigator. 185U n-17.Ul 
 
 Constable (J. ) 'English landscape Rcenery : a series of 
 forty mezzotiuto engravings on steel, by David 
 Lucas. 1S55 1437.09 
 
 Fiiiden ( E. ) The ports, harbours, watering-places, aud 
 picturesque scenery of Great Britain. . . 1146. lit! 
 
 Foster (B.) Pictures of English landscape. . 1446.18 
 
 Zewis (K C.) Scenery of the rivers of England and 
 Wales. 3pts. in'lv. [1854.] . . . . 1437.ia 
 
 Sa7idby (P.) Collection of one hundred and fifty select 
 views in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland. 
 1783 957.04 
 
 Wright (0. K.) and Allen (Tliomas). France illustrat- 
 ed, exhibiting its landscape scenery, etc. [1.S45- 
 
 47.] 966.02 
 
 M^ See also Landscape painting (p. 545), and la Coun- 
 tries (p. 28.5-394) uumeroua works JllustratiDg particular 
 countries, as (under Athens) Stuart and ReaHCs * Antiqui- 
 ties : (under Greece) ChotS'^ut-Gouffi'^r's * Voyage pitto- 
 resque : (uuder Naples) Saint-you's *^i/age pitloresque ; 
 (uudei- Rome) tlio works of Wey [976 02], aud Burn (976.01). 
 See aho Turuer's Soutlieru co:i8t of Euglaud [1446.28] and 
 Liber Fluviorum. or river sceueryof liauce [1446.27]. Buy- 
 deirs Picturesque sceuery of Norway [.V.27.0J] ; Sir David 
 ■Wilkie's Sketches. Spauisli aud Oiieutal (A. 57. 01] ; Prit- 
 cbetCs Biu^h notes in Holland (A 57.12] ; Simpson's 3i at 
 of war at tlie East (A.47.18] ; Mayer's Views of tlie Ottoruau 
 empire [A 27.04] ; David Roberts's Holyland. .Syria. Egypt. 
 etc. (A. 57. 01] : 8audl)V'8 Collection ot 1.50 views in Euglaud. 
 Wales, Scotland, aud'irelaiid. 2 v. 1783 [957.04); Appletons' 
 Picturesque America [1130.06] and Picturesque Europe 
 
 60. Sculpture, 
 
 Buhver-Lytlon {E. G. E. L.) Sculpture. [In Cambridge Ensl. 
 
 prize poems, 1825.) 2742.32 
 
 Combe (tj.) Phrenology applied to painting and sculp- 
 ture. ISS,"") 141.5.18 
 
 Grattan (/.) Sculpture. I /« Oxford priiie es.says. v 1, 1836.) 2,541. U 
 Mines {J.) Arts and artists; anecdotes, etc. 3 v. 
 
 1825 1414.10 
 
 Fiaxman (J.) Lectures on sculpture, 1829, . 1446.01 
 
 Same. 18i;.5 1454.03 
 
 Hazlitt ( \V.) Oa Flaxmau'a Lectures, [/n his Criticisms, etc., 
 
 V. 1] 1431.09 
 
 IIoU(H. F.) Rubens a sculptor. 1862. . . 1455.25 
 Jacot>s {F.) Wealth of the Greeks in plastic art. [In Classical 
 
 studies, p. 05-98.) 6513.28 
 
 Zee [Mr.9. H. F.) Familiar sketches of sculpture aud 
 
 sculptors. 2v. 1854 1454.01 
 
 Hitman {H. H.) Comparative estimate of sculpture and paint- 
 ing, (/n Oxford prize essays, v. 3, 1836.) . . . .2541.13 
 
 Perkins (C. G.) Tuscan sculptors. With illustrations. 
 
 2 V. 1861 1455.17 
 
 Bobinson (J. C.) South Kensington museum. Italian 
 
 sculptura of the middle ages and revival. 
 
 18.2 1455.27 
 
 Westmacott (iJ. ) Schools of sculpture, ancient and 
 
 modern. 1864 1454.05 
 
 . — - On colouriug statues, [/n Archseol. journal, v. 13.] .1463.12 
 
 Illustrated Works. 
 
 British school of sculpture ; 20 engr. and fifty woodcuts. 
 AVitb essay and notices of artists, by W. B. Scott. 
 [187-2.] • • • li'57.07 
 
 Hamilton (— ). The English school : a series of the 
 most approved productions in painting and sculp- 
 ture, executed by British artists, from Hogarth to 
 tho present time. 4 v. 1831 1421.22 
 
 Hervey ( T. K. ) Illustrations of modem sculpture. 
 ■1834. . 1437.19 
 
 Museum of painting and sculpture. Drawn and etched 
 by Beveil ; with descriptive notices by Duchesne. 
 17 v. 1829-35 1421.01 
 
 Viardol(L.) Wonders of sculpture. 1873. . 1451.06 
 
 Elgin and other Ancient Marlfles. 
 
 British Museum. "Description of the collection of 
 ancient marbles ; with engravings. Parts 1-10. 
 1S12-45 1468.01 
 
 Burrows (E. 1.) Elgin marbles : with an account of 
 Athens. 1837 1454.11 
 
 Haxlitt I fVm.) On the Elgin marbles. [In kis Criticisms on art. 
 Ist 8.) 1431.09 
 
 Visr.onii (E. Q.) Letter from Antonio Canova ; and 
 two memoirs on the sculptures in the collection of 
 
 the Earl of Elgin. 1816 1454.12 
 
 eg- See also Ancient Art (p. 539) ;— Galleries and Mu- 
 seums (p. 544) : and the works of Canova [1456.01] ; and 
 Thorwaldsen(N. 27.07]; a!so Parthenon. Ba3.reliersri456. 07). 
 
 61. Sketching. 
 
 Cidvert {—). Sketoher's drawing-book. 1826. 1432.14 
 D'Mmotte {P. II.) Art of sketching from nature. 
 
 1871 1436.24 
 
 Green (N. K) Hints on sketching from nature. 3 pts. 
 
 1874 1471.22 
 
 A'ofe.— Pt. 1, 6th ed, Pt. 2, 3d ed. Pt. 3 (Colour), 6th ed. 
 Rowbotham {T.) Art of sketching from nature. 1432.27 
 
 Same. 36th ed. 1875 1471.17 
 
 Slubbs (G.) 'Illustrated lecture on sketching from 
 
 nature in pencil and water colour. 1862. 1447.14 
 Wood (J.) Elementary treatise on sketching from 
 
 nature. 1850 1436.10 
 
 ,^- See also Water-color Painting (p. 649), 
 
 62. Sorrento and Inlaid 'Work. 
 
 Hope (A.) Manual of. 1876 . 1466.18 
 
 63. Spanish School of Painting. 
 
 Cumberland (11.) Anecdotes of eminent painters in 
 Sp-iin, in the 16th and 17th centiuries. 2d ed. 2 v. 
 1787 1421.20 
 
 Scott (W. B.) 'Murillo and the Spanish school of 
 p,tintiug. 1873 1447.04 
 
 64. SytnboUsm in Art. 
 
 Audsley ( W. and 0.) Handbook of christian symbolism. 
 
 1865 1442.14 
 
 Kni'jhl (R. P.) Inquiry into the symbolical language of 
 
 ancient art and mythology. 1836. . . . 3817.14 
 Palmer ( IK) Introd. to early christian symbolism. 
 
 1859 1442.16 
 
 Portal {P. P. F, baron de). Essay on symbolic colours. 
 
 With notes by W. S. Inman. 1845. . . 1466.07 
 Tyrwliilt (R. til. J.) Christian art and symbolism. 
 
 1872 1442.15 
 
 ff See also Sacred Art (p. 647) ; Emblems (p, 643). 
 
 65. Terracottas. 
 
 British Museum. Description of ancient terracottas. 
 
 1810 1468,09 
 
 *?• See also Pottery and Porcelain (p, 547). 
 
 66. Transparency Painting. 
 Willidms{W.) Transparency P. on linen, 1856. 1471.19 
 
 67. ■ Trees. 
 
 Harding {J. D.) 'Lessons on trees. 18-55. . 1447.01 
 Hatton \T.) Hints lor sketching trees from nature in 
 
 water colours. 4th ed 1471.18 
 
 Kenniun ( E ) Essay on trees in landscape. 1844. 1447.05 
 0'l\eill(H.) Guide to pictorial art: how to use the 
 
 black lead pencil, chalks, and water colours. 
 
 5th ed. 1861 147'2.30 
 
 t^- See also Foliage (p. 643) ;— Painting (Landscape, 
 
 p. 540);— Sketching (p. 648). 
 
 68. United States. 
 
 Bethune {O. W) Prospects of art in U. S. [In his Orations, 1850 ; 
 p. 157-197] 
 
 Dnnlap ( W. ) History of the arts of design in the U. S. 
 2 V. 1834 1415.06 
 
 First century of the republic, p. 399-415 (Progress of the fine 
 arts, by J- S. Conaut) 575.24 
 
 Lester (C. K) Artists of America. 1846. . .1415.10 
 
 7'uckerman (H. T.) Artist life ; or sketches of American 
 painters. 1847 1415.16 
 
 — Book of the artists. Biogr. and critical sketches. 
 Preceded by an hist, account of the rise and pro- 
 gress of art iu America. 1SC7 1415.09 
 
 Toumtey {/>. O'C.) Living American artists. [In Scribner'a 
 monthly. May, Aug., 1871 ; March, 1872.] 
 
 See also Atlantic moiitlily. v. 22. 18B8 (Our painters, by J. 
 Neal) : N. A. rev , 1856 (Present aud future of Amer. art.); 
 V. 102, 1860 (Conditions ol art in America). 
 
 miOOKLYN M KUO A.NTILK L I U li .\ U Y
 
 FINE ARTS: Vases to Women Artists. 
 
 549 
 
 69. Vases. 
 
 British mas'iim. C;vtaloguo of the Greek and Etruscan 
 
 vases in the B. M. v. 1, 1S51 14GG.22 
 
 Englefield (Sir II.) Anuient vases, from [his] collection. 
 
 Drawn and engraved by H.woses. Bohii. 1160. 1'J 
 Thorns (P. P.) Disseriation of the ancient Chinese 
 
 vases of the bhang dynasty, 1743-1196 b. c. 
 
 1851 1466.21 
 
 49* ^'es Pottery and Porcelain (p. 647) ;— Terracottas (p. 548). 
 
 70. Water-colour Painting. 
 
 Cliase {J.) Landscape paiuting, and sketching in water 
 colours. [1812.] 1425.K; 
 
 Fiddituj (T. H.) Introduction, eic. 1852. . .1425.03 
 
 Foster ( Vcre). Complete course of painting in water- 
 colors. 7v 1413.18 
 
 CantenU : Ft. 1. Flowers, by Hulme. etc. 2. Laudacipe— 
 Introauctorv, by J. Callow. 3. I^ilndscape— advanced, by 
 J. Callow. 4. Auiiuala. by H. Weir. 5. Marine, by E. 
 Duncau. 6. Flowers |2d series), by Fitoli, F. E. Huluie, 
 etc. 7. Illmuiiiatmg, by M. Ward. 
 
 HuUon ( T. ) Hints for sketching in water-colour from 
 nature. 12th ed. 1873 1471.25 
 
 Leltch (R. P.) Course, e(c. With 24 col. pi. 2d ed. 
 [1873.] . 1441.20 
 
 MUes (L. 0.) Guide to sketching from nature in water 
 colours. 1868 . .1471.26 
 
 Murray ( Mrs. E. ) Modern system of paiating in water 
 colours from the living model. ISGS. . .1425.06 
 
 Noble (R. P.) Guide to water colour painting. 14th 
 ed 1471.27 
 
 Penleu (A.) * Sketching from nature in water-colours. 
 1869 1437.11 
 
 — System of water colour painting.:!.'id.f'd.l873. 1471.20 
 Rowbut'iiim (T.L.) Landscape painting in watei-coluuis. 
 
 31st ed. 1875. , 1172.:i3 
 
 ^g' Ser also Figure Painting (p. 5-i3) ;— Marine Painting 
 
 {p. 51G) ;— Painting (p. 640) ;— Landscape Fainting tp. 6467, 
 
 — Skelcliing (p. 64»j. 
 
 71. Women Artists. 
 
 (7/ayo7i (.EC.) English female artists. 2 v. 187C. 1435.21 
 Contents. 
 2. 
 
 .Vmatenrs, temp. Geo. iii 
 .\iiiiijal painters, v. 2. 
 Ailtie. princess of Orange, V. 1. 
 Bnale (II.), V. 1. 
 B ackwell (E.). v. 1. 
 Boardmau {Mrs j, v. 1. 
 drew (II.). V. 1. 
 Carlisle (A.), v. 1. 
 Caroline (I'rinc^ss), v. 1. 
 Charretie (A. M.). v. 1. 
 Cleyu (M. Sand P.). v. 1. 
 Close of the 18th centm-y, v. 1. 
 Cosway (XI. C. L.), v. 1. 
 Creed (£.), V. 1. 
 Decorative artists, v. 2. 
 Delauy (>I.). v. 1. 
 Earlier years of the 19tli cen- 
 tury. V. 1. 
 Fitiure painters, V. 2. 
 lieutilescbi (A.), v. 1. 
 
 Harrison (il.). v. 1. 
 Hoadley (.S.). t. 1. 
 Hornebolt (.S.), v. 1. 
 Humorous designers, t. 2. 
 Kauffmau (M. A. A. C), v. 1. 
 Killigrew (.\.}, V. 1. 
 Laiidscapc painters, v. 2. 
 Magiiire (A. A.), v. 1. 
 More (M.), V. 1. 
 Moser (M.). v. 1. 
 Neale (E.), v. 1. 
 painters of flowers, fruit, and 
 
 BtiU life, V. 2. 
 Portrait and miniature painters 
 
 ou enamel, etc., v. 2. 
 Reynolds (F ), v. 1. 
 Rose (S. P.), V. 1. 
 Tferlimk (L.).v, 1. 
 Vaude.ruiijii (A.), v. 1. 
 Varelst (M.), v. 1.. 
 
 Elki (Mrs. E. F.) Women artists in all ages and coun- 
 tries. 1859 1414.24 
 
 iVb(e.— The fullest sketches given are those of Angelica 
 Eauffmann, Bosa Bonheur. F. de Fauveau, aud H. Hosmer. 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 22. 1871 (Female artists): Westm. 
 rer., v. 70, 1838. or Littell, 1858. v. 4 (Women artists). 
 
 jiS' See also Biography (p. 639). 
 
 ^i" See also, in the general alphabet. Alphabets (p. Ul : -Archsology (p. 32) :— Architecture (p. 33):— Badges (p. 60) :— Beauty 
 (p. 70); — Caricature tp. 253) ; — Carving (p. 255) ;— Costumes (p. 284) ;— Heraldry ; — Leather-modelling ;— Music : — Mythology ; 
 — Numismatics ;— Paper-flowers ;— Photography, {in Arts, Useful, p. 46) ;— Rings ;— Skeleton leaves ;— Wax-modelling. 
 
 Finland. See Countries. {Finlan-l, p. 319.) 
 Finlason. See also Finlayson. 
 
 Fialaaon (W. F. ) Dissertation ou the history of 
 hereditary dignities. 186V1. 8^ . . .5616.21 
 
 — Parliamentary iufluence and official intrigue as dis- 
 
 closed in the iuquiry before a select co:umittee of 
 the affairs of the Ameer of Scinde. London, 1858. 
 
 16='. 5712.13 
 
 Pialay (George). History of Greece under foreign 
 domination. B. C. 146 to 1S21. 5 v. . 426.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Greece under the Romans, B.C. 146— A D. 
 716. V. 2-3. Hist, of Byzautins anil Greek empires, 715- 
 1453. 4. Mediaeval Greece aud Trebizond. 640-1461. 5. Un- 
 der Othomau aud Venetian domination, 1453- ISil. 
 
 Reviewed in BLickwood's mag., v. Ti, 1853 ; Nat. qu. rev., 
 V. 19, 1869 ; North Brit, rev., v. 22, 1834. 
 
 — History of Greek rev. 2 v. Edin., 1861. 8°. 547.10 
 Fiolay (Hugh*. Journal, his survev of postofficea betw. 
 
 Mass. and Georgia, 1773-74. B., 1867. 4". 1136.09 
 Pi;ilay30ti (J. ) Surnames and sirenames. Loudon, 
 
 [18S3.] 8' 6614.09 
 
 Finlayson (Robert). On preserving the health of ships' crews. 
 
 London. 1825. 8". [in Pamphleteer, v. 26.] . . . 5U58.26 
 Finney (R'v. Charles G.) Memoirs. By himself. 
 
 New York. 1876. 12=' 3055.30 
 
 Fire on the hearth in Sleepy Hollow : a Christmas poem. See 
 
 Hopper (E.' 18i;4 1661.06 
 
 Fire-alwm telegraph. ,^ee Arts Useful, p. 43). 
 
 Fire-arms. S-'e Military science. 
 
 Fire-fiend, and other poems. .?ce Gardette (C. D.) 1866. 1644.03 
 
 Fires. [."Hee also Arts (Uselill, Fires, p. 43). 
 
 — On tlie means of guarding dwelling houses against accidents 
 
 by are. 1815. (Pamphleteer, v. 5 ; p. 399-412.] . . 60,58.05 
 
 — Roper (S.) Handbook of modern steam fire engine. 
 
 1876 3907.10 
 
 See also N. A. rev., July, 1873. 
 
 Fireside science. See Nichols (J R.) 1872 3921.30 
 
 Fireside t.-avels. .See Lowell (J. R.) 1864 2534.12 
 
 Firsworks. See Arts (Useinl. p. 43). 
 
 Firmilian : a spasmodic tragedy. See Ayfoun fW. E.) . 1712.19 
 
 First century of the re|jublie : a review of American 
 
 progress. By T. D. Woolsey, [and others!. New 
 
 York, 1876. 8' 575.24 
 
 iV<i/«.— For Contents see p. 376 of this Catalogue. 
 
 First forms of vegetation. S'^AlacmiUan (H) 1874. .4912.23 
 
 Firth (Wm.) Case of Ireland set at rest. Loudon, 1825. 8". 
 [Pamphleteer, v. 25.] 6058.26 
 
 Fischel {Dr. Edward). The English constitution. 
 Tr. by R. J. Shee. L., 1863. 8". . . . 5717.11 
 
 Fischer (Kuno). Francis Bacon : realistic philoso- 
 phy and its age. L., 1857. 8=. . . . 5411.06 
 
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 to 1815. Brooklyn, 1815. 12°. . . . 613.04 
 
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 1874. 12° 1641.29 
 
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 with biogr. sketches. N. Y., 1S57. b°. . 3552.21 
 
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 ser., no 13.] 7914.01 
 
 Fish and Fisheries. 
 
 — Bertram (J. 0.) Harvest of the sea. British food 
 
 fishes. 1866 4826.03 
 
 — Couch (J. ) History of the fishes of the British Islands. 
 
 4v. 1868-69 4.V28.05 
 
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 York. Natural hist, of the state, pt. 1.] . 4718.01 
 
 — Gill {T.) Arrangement of the families of fishes, or. classes 
 
 pisces, marsipobranchii, and leptocardii. 1872. [Sm. mis- 
 eel, coll.. v. 11.] 3935.21 
 
 Fish of the New York market. (Sm. report. 1856.] 3936.11 
 
 — Girard{C.) Monograph of the cottoids. (Sm. cou.. v. 3.] 3937.03 
 
 — Hamilton (H.) British fishes, [Jardiue(\V. ) Nat. 
 
 libr., V. 36-37. 1852.] 4721.04 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of Che TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 550 
 
 FISH - FITZG-ERALD 
 
 — JarcUae {Sir W.) Fishes of the perch family. [In hix 
 
 Nat. libr., v. 38. 1852.] 4721.06 
 
 — Owr-ii (R.) Comparative anatomy and physiology 
 
 of the vertebrate animals. Part 1. Fishes. 
 184fi 4727.18 
 
 — Richardson {J.) Fi-^h of the Arctic regions, [/n Belcher (5(> E.) 
 
 Expeilitiou, e(c.,lB65; p. 347-376.) 1144.04 
 
 — Sclioinhitrijk {li. ]I.) Fishes of British Guiana. 2 v. 
 
 [Jardine {Sir W.) N;it. libr.,T.8y-lU.1852.] 4721.07 
 
 — jSioainsOH ( TK ) Nat. hist, of fishes. 2y. 1838. 482.0.06 
 
 — Yarrell{W.) Hist, of British fishes. 2v.l83G. 4828.17 
 
 Ser. also Quar. rev., T. 115, 1864 {Erls); Weatm. rev., v. 82, 
 1864 [Herring); Fraser's mag., v. 45, 1852; T, 60, 1853 (Shark 
 Family], 
 
 JijS' ^ee also Natural History. {Gemral works.) 
 
 Black Bass, 
 
 — Eoff {J.) Habits of the black baas of the Ohio. [In Smith. 
 
 rep., 1854.) 
 
 — QUI {T.) Ou the species of tlie genua micropterns (lac.) or 
 
 grytites (auct.) \In Amer. aasoc, aoieuce, v. 22, 1873.] 3946.20 
 Salmon, 
 
 — Brown (W.) The natural history of the saliuon ; 
 
 rearing, e(c. 1862 4626.12 
 
 — Russell (A.) The salmon. 1864 4826.28 
 
 Reviewed in North Brit, rew., v. 43, 1865. 
 
 .Vcf also articles upnu the English Baimon fisheries and 
 legislation in Blackwood, v. 8y, 1864 (What's a grilse ?}; Ed. 
 rev., Jan., 1873. 
 
 fl3- For numerous works on angling, including mono- 
 grapba on the pike, roach, and salmon, see Amusements 
 (Fishing and anqling, p. 24). See also Fraser's mat<., v. 63, 
 1861 ; V. 76, 1867 ; Quar. rev., V. 101, 1867 ; v. 113, 1863 ; 
 Westui. rev., v. 76, 1561. 
 
 Fish-Culture. 
 
 — Bertram {J. G.) Fish culture in France. [In Gallon (F.) Vaca- 
 
 tion tourists, 1802-3. J 925.13 
 
 — Bucklnnd (F. T.) Fish hatching. 1863. .4826.23 
 
 — Oarlick ( T. ) Treatise on the artificial propagation of 
 
 fish. 1857 4826.29 
 
 — Green {S.) Trout culture. 1870 4826.31 
 
 — Aon-Js ( r. ) American fish-culture. 1868. 4826.30 
 
 — Stone {L,) Domesticated trout, how to breed and 
 
 grow them. 1872 4826.32 
 
 ^S" See also Fisheries {t^low). 
 Fisheries. 
 
 — Baird {S. F.) Memoranda of inquiry relative to the food 
 
 fishes of the U. S. ; Questions relative to the food fishes of 
 
 the V. 9. [/n Sm. misccl. coll., v. 10.) 3935.20 
 
 Beport on fishes on the coasts of New Jersey aud Long 
 
 Island. [Sm. report. 1834.] 3936.09 
 
 — Bernard [Sir T.) Of a supply of fish, for the manufacturing 
 
 poor. 1813. [Pamphleteer, v. 1.] 6058.01 
 
 — Bertram {J, 0. ) Harvest of the sea. British food 
 
 fishes. 1866 4826.03 
 
 — Fisherman's magazine aud review. Ed. by H. Chol- 
 
 mondeley-PeuiV-'U. 2 v. 1864-65. . . 4616.08 
 
 — Gesner (A.) North Amer. fisheries. [In Amer. geog. aoc. v 1, 
 
 1859.) 905.08 
 
 — Lamont{J.) Seasons with the sea-horses. 1861. 1144.03 
 
 — Paierson (J.) Treatise on the fishery laws of the 
 
 United Kingdom, incl. angling. 18ti3. . 4616.20 
 
 — Perky {M. H, ) Beport on the sea and river fisheries 
 
 of New Brunswick. 1832 4823.21 
 
 — Plans and proposals transmitted to the committee on 
 
 the British fishery, [anon.] L., 17o0. 8^ 5911.06 
 
 — Sabine {L. ) Keport on the principal fisheries of the 
 
 Amer. seas. 1853 4828.22 
 
 — United States. Commission of Fisli and Fisheries. Re- 
 
 ports, by Spencer F. Baird. 1871-3. Washington, 
 
 1873-74. 8°. 4831.01 
 
 Contents : Pt. 1. On the condition of the sea fisheries of 
 the south coast of New Eugknd. Pt. 2. 1. Inquiry into 
 the decrease of the food fishes. 2. Propagation of food- 
 flshe.s in the waters of the United States. 
 
 See also ou the fisheries of the Brilisli Islands, Blackwood, 
 
 V. 79, 185G (2 art., on the Scottish fisheries) ; Fortn, rev., 
 
 V. 4, 1866 (by J. O. Bertram) : Fraser's mag., v. 71, 1865 ; 
 
 V. 76, 1867 ; North Biit. rev., v. 44, 1806 ; Quar. rev., v. 122 
 
 . 1867 ; West. rov.. v. 78, 1802. 
 
 ^S" See also Whale fishery, in general alphabet. 
 Fishbough (Wm.) The macrocosm, or, the universe 
 mthout aad the world within. New York, 1853. 
 
 _. ,12^ 3914.01 
 
 Fiahbourne (E. Gardiner). Lectures on naval archi- 
 tecture. London, 1840. S" 4517.02 
 
 — Our ironclads and merchant ships. Loudon, 1874. 
 
 8" 4517.32 
 
 Fisher (George Adams). Yankee conscript ; or eighteen 
 months in Dixie. Ph., 1864. 10°. . . 643.07 
 
 Fisher {Prof. George Park). Essays on the super- 
 natural origin of Christianity, with special reference 
 to the theories M^Benau, Strauss, and the Tiibin- 
 geu school. iCY., 1866. 8° 3552.17 
 
 — Liteof Benj. Silliman. 2 v. N. Y., 1866. 12". 3164.07 
 
 — Rationalism. [In Boston lectures, 1870.) 352:!.21 
 
 — The Keformatiou. N. Y.,1873. 8°. . .3435.04 
 Fisher (Joseph). Where shall we get meat? Food 
 
 supplies of west. Europe. L. ,1866°. 16^ 6016.23 
 
 Fisher (llichard Swainsou). Book of the world. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1852. 8". 915.01 
 
 — Gazetteer of the United States. N.Y.,1853. 8". 1135.05 
 Fisher (Robert Swainson). Select translations from 
 
 the Greek minor poets with notes ; and specimens 
 
 from the Anthologia Graeca. L., 1838. 8". 1643.32 
 Fisher ( Sidney George). The trial of the coni,titution. 
 
 Phila., 1862. 8=' 5734.03 
 
 Fisher (Walter M.) The Californians. Loudon, 1876. 
 
 12' . 1124.27 
 
 Fisher (Wm. Logan). History of the institution of 
 
 the Sabbath day. 2d ed. Revised. Philadepbia, 
 
 1859. 12° 3552.22 
 
 Fisher's national magazine, v. 1-3. New York, 1845- 
 
 46. 8°. ■ 8093.09 
 
 Fisherman's magazine and review. Ed. by H. Chol- 
 
 mondeley-Penuell. AprU, 1861— Oct., 1865. 2 v. 
 
 L., 1864-65. 8° 4616.08 
 
 Fishing. See Amusements (Fishing and Angling, p. 24) ; Fisher- 
 ies (p. 560) ;— Whale fishery. 
 Fisk (Benj. Franklin). Greek grammar. Boston, 1843, 
 
 12^ (i414.01 
 
 Fiske (Daniel Taggart). Faith working by love : life 
 
 of Fidelia Fiske. Boston, 1868. 8°. . .3056.13 
 Fiske (Daniel Willard). Book of the first Amer. chess 
 
 congress. N. Y., 1859. 12° 4614.03 
 
 Fiske (John) Myths and myth-makers. Boston, 1873. 
 
 8". 3813.37 
 
 — Outlines of cosmic philosophy, based on the doc- 
 
 trine of evolution , with criticisms on the positive 
 philosophy. 2 v. B., 1875. [1874.] 12°. 3915.28 
 Note. — Reviewed in New Englander, July, 1875. 
 
 — Tobacco and alcohol. 1. It does pay to smoke. 
 
 2. The coming man will drink wine. New York, 
 1869. 16° 4334.31 
 
 — Unseen world, and other es.says. B.,1876. 12°. 3552.09 
 
 Contents: Unseen world. "The to-morrow of death." 
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 Spain and the Netherlands. Longfellow's Dante. Paiue's St. 
 Peter. A philosophy of art. Athenian aud American life. 
 
 Fiske (Samuel C. ) Dunn Browne's experiences in the 
 army. [P.ieud.'] Bost, 1865. 16°. . . 642.09 
 
 Fitch (Asa). Reports on insects. [In N. Y. state agr. report, 
 v, 16-24 . 6114.01 
 
 Fitch (John). Annals of the army of the Cumberland. 
 
 [annn.'i Phil., 1863. 8° 633.01 
 
 Fitch (John). Original steamboat supported ; reply to James 
 
 Ramsey's pamphlet. [In O'Callaghan (E. B.) Documentary 
 
 hist, of New York, v. 2. 1849.) 614.02 
 
 DhS" See also lives of Fitch in Biography fp. 144). 
 Fitch (Ralph). Voyage to Pegu. Ormus, aud the East Indies. [In 
 
 Pmkerton, T, 9, 1811 ;— Hakluyt, v. 2, 1810 ;— Kerr, v. 7, 
 
 1824 ) 
 Pitzball (Edward). Thirty -five years of a dramatic 
 
 author's life. 2 v. L., 1859. 12°. . .3056.10 
 a^ For his plays, see Plays. 
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 Fitz-Gerald (Maurice Purcell). The crowned Hippo- 
 
 lytus of Euripides ; with a selection from the 
 
 pastoral and lyric poets of Greece, tr. into English 
 
 verse. London, 1867. 16°. .... 1723.17 
 
 — The kings of Europe, past and present, and their 
 
 families. Loudon, 1870. 12° 3255.27 
 
 Fitzgerald (Percy). Charles Lamb ; his friends, his 
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 iHfS. 12°. 3173.22 
 
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 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY
 
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 Love ftud death upou the stage. Ireland forgeries. Mrs. 
 Hobiusou. G. F. Cooke, iiilistou. Gerald GriQiu. The 
 Young Ruscius. 
 
 Fitzgibbon (E. ) Book of the salmon. By Ephemera, 
 
 [pseud.], assisted by A. Young. London, 1850. 
 
 16° 4626.13 
 
 Fitzmaurice {Lord Edmondi. Life of Wm. earl of 
 
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 Pitzpatrick (Wm. J.) Friends, foes, and adventures 
 
 of lady Morgan, Dublin, 1859. 8'. [' Migcel. 
 
 pamph.,' V. 15.] 5093.15 
 
 — Irish wits and worthies ; inchiding Dr. Lanigan, his 
 
 life and times. Diibhn, 1873. 12^ .. .3111.17 
 Fitz Roy (Robert). Weather book : a manual of prac- 
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 — and others). Narrative of the surveying voyages of 
 
 H. M. S. " Adventure " and ' ' Beagle, " between 
 
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 Fitz Warine (Fulk). History of F. ; a sketch. [In Wright (T.) 
 
 Essays, v. 2, 1S46.] -2722.21 
 
 Pitzwilliam museum, (Oambridge, Ena.) Illustrations 
 and descriptions of the ancient marbles, speci- 
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 3pts. iulv. London, 1819. 4^. . . . 1447.02 
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 Five aucient niouarchies. See Rawlinson (George). . . 425.15 
 Five centuries of the English language and literature. 
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 16' 5041.01 
 
 Five gateways of knowledge. See Wilson (George). . . i323.Il 
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 (H. T.) latiS 3'J23.13 
 
 Five hundred points of good husbandry. Tusser(T.) 1843. 1694.07 
 Five-minute talks with young vfomen.See Lewis (Dio). 1874. 4321. 26 
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 Five senses of man. .^ee Bernstein (J.) 4323.12 
 
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 Fixtures (Law of). See Lauv. {Fixtures.) 
 
 Fjord, Isle, and Tor. See Spender (E.) 1870 964.24 
 
 Flagellation and the flagellants. 
 
 — Cooper {W. il.) Flagellation, etc.: history of the 
 
 rod. 1869 5818.26 
 
 — DeLolme{J.L.) Hist, of the flagellants. 1777. 5818.26 
 Flagg (Edmund). Report on the commercial relations 
 
 of the U. S. 4v. Wash., 1856-57. i°. . 5918.08 
 
 — Venice ; the city of the sea, 1797-1819. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1853. 12° 972.04 
 
 Flagg (Willard C.) The farmers' movement in the Western States. 
 
 [/a Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 6. 1874.1 • 5811.03 
 Flagg (Wilson). Analysis of female beauty. Boston, 
 
 1834. 18° 5091.02 
 
 — Birds and seasons of New England. Boston, 1875. 
 
 12° 4815.09 
 
 — Studies in field and forest. B., 1857. 12°. 4712.30 
 
 — Woods and by-ways of New England. Boston, 
 
 1872. 8° 4915.16 
 
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 New York, 1869. 12° 6133.06 
 
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 — Bamilloii (S.) Hist, of the F. of the U.S. 1852. 573.01 
 
 — Le Gras (A.) 'Album des pavilions, guidons, 
 
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 1858 4518.14 
 
 — Preble (G. II.) Complete hist, of the U. S. fl.ig, with 
 
 introd. account of the symbols, banners, and 
 
 flags of ancient and mod. nations. 1872. 573.20 
 &^See also Military science. {Dress and colors.) 
 Flamauk (.James). Mind and manner. London, 1870. 
 
 •12° 5435.23 
 
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 French. Ei. by J. Glaisher. L., 1873. 8°. 4028.09 
 
 — History of the heavens. .'?ee Blake (John F.) Astrouomiea' 
 
 myths 4013 26 
 
 — La Pluralite des mondes habites. 14e ed. Paris 
 
 1869. 16° 4015.29 
 
 — Marvels of (he heavens. Tr. bv Mrs. N. Lockyer 
 
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 — Stories of infinity : lumen-history of a comet in in- 
 
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 — Travels in the air. See Crlaisher {J .) and otli/:rs. . .3927.20 
 Flamsteed (John . See Gentleman's mag.. Feb., Mch., April, 1866 
 
 J. F. and the Greenwich observatory). 
 Flanders. KS' See (in Countries) Flanders p. 3191 ;— Belgium 
 
 (p. 293) ;— Netherlands (p. 347). Also Fine Arts {Dutch and 
 
 Flemish art, p. 541) : — Literature {Fiemis/t). 
 Flanders (Henrv). Exposition of the constitution of 
 
 the United States. Ph., 1860. 8°. . . 5734.07 
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 Flattery. 
 
 — Plutarch. Treatise upon the distinction between a 
 
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 v. 2, pp. 100.156.] 64'3o.27 
 
 Flaubert (Gustave). Madame Bovary ; moeurs de 
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 S'ote. — Noticed by Sainte-Beuve. in his Nouvesux lundis, v. 4. 
 See also Lippiucott, Oct., 1870 (G. F., tlie lealist). 
 Flax. 
 
 — Deman {E. F.) Flax; its cultivation and manage- 
 
 ment. 1851. ['Miscel. pamph.,' v. 21.] 5093.21 
 
 — WantPsiJ.) On the cultivation of flax. 1817. 6124.26 
 
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 Flaxmaa (John). Ajiatomical * studies of the bones 
 and muscles, for the use of artists. Engraved by 
 Henry Landseer ; notes by W. Robertson. London, ? 
 1833. fol 1456.04 
 
 — Compositions from * .Slschylps. ' Engr. by T. PiroU 
 
 and Frank Howard. L., 183L obi. fol. . N.27.13 
 
 — Compositions from • Hesiod. Engr. by W. Blake. 
 
 Ldhdon, [1831?] obi. fol N.27.13 
 
 — Compositions. * Iliad of Homer. 40 pi. [London, 
 
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 — Lectures on sculpture. L., Ib29. 8°. . . 1446.01 
 Same. London, 1865. 12° 1454.03 
 
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 Fleetwood (George). Accountof the battle of Lutzen 
 
 and death of Gustavus Adolphus ; ed. by Sir P. 
 
 de M. G. Egertou. London, Camden miscel, v. 1. 
 
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 Fleming (George). Animal plagues. London, 1871. 
 
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 Fleming (John). Molluscous animals. Edinburgh, 
 
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 1867. 12° 5435.-.:2 
 
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 — Completo poems. Ed. by A. B. Grosart. Loudon , 
 
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 1850. 12°. 104-2.1-1 
 
 Fletcher (James). History of Poland. [To 183a] 
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 Fleury {Prof. A. L. ) Gold in an amorphous and 
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 — — Same [v. 2.] Alimentation, digestion, absorp- 
 
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 voice and speech. N. Y., 1870. 8°. . .4326.08 
 Same. [v. 4.] Nervous system. New York, 1872. 
 
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 — Practical treatise on diseases of the heart. 2d ed. 
 
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 — Memoir of Blumeubach. [In Blumenbach. Anthro. treatises, 
 
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 — Memoir of Ducrotay de Blaiuville. [Sm. rep., 1865.] . 3936.20 
 
 — Memoir of E. Geofl'rey-SaintHilaire. jSra rep., 1861.] 3936.16 
 
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 Flcwer (J. W. ) Adam's di.'^obedienoe, and its results 
 
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 FloTwer (Wm.) Visitation of Lancaster, 1567 ; ed. F. 
 
 R. Raines. London, 1870. 4\ [Chetham soc, 
 
 V. 81.] 5095.41 
 
 Flower (Wm. Henry, ed.) Recent memoirs on the 
 Cetacea, by Profs. Eschricht, Reiuhart, and Lillie- 
 borg. Londou, Ray soc, 1866. . . . 4749.09 
 
 Flower and thorn. See Aldrich (T. B.) 1612.30 
 
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 Oct., 1873. Brooklyn, 1873. 8°. . . . 6132.22 
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 1864 4913.17 
 
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 — Tyns{T.) Flowers and heraldry. 1851. .4913.22 
 
 — yVatennnn {Miss C. II.) Flora's lexicon : language 
 
 of flowers. 1857. ........ 4913.19 
 
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 Sir J. Bowring. Londou, 1868. 12°. .7811.08 
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 panion. London, 186'J. 10° 3923.31 
 
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 1819 16J5.21 
 
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 Follen {Mrs. Eliza Cabot). Life of Charles FoUen. 
 
 Boston, 1.S44. 12° 3057.03 
 
 •• Following the drum.'' See Viele (E. L.) 1868. . . . 1124.03 
 
 Folly (Praine of). See Erasmus (D.) 6212.08 
 
 Folly aa it flies. 5ee Parton (J/rs. James). 1868. . . .2541.19 
 Fol30ni(E. G.) Logical book-keeping. Double entry. 
 
 New York, 1873. 12° 4015.08 
 
 Folsom (Chas. F., jV.!*.) Our meat supply and public health. [In 
 
 Mass. Slate board of Health. 6th report. 1876. . 4346.22 
 — - Diseases of the miud. [In Mass. State board of health, 8th 
 
 annual report. 1877 ; p. 425-533.] 
 
 Folsom ({^eorge). Anniv. discourse at Brunswick, Sept. 6, 184fl. 
 
 [In Maine hist. aoc. Coll.. v. 2.] 602.02 
 
 — Argall's exped. to Acadia and Manhattan Island, 1613. [In 
 
 New York hist. aoc. Coll., 2d s., v. 1.] 
 
 — Memoirs of T. L. Wiuthrop. IJoaton, 1857. 8°. [fn Archseolo- 
 
 gia Amer., v. 3.] 677.20 
 
 Fonblauque (Albany) and Holdswrorth (W. A. ) How 
 
 we are governed : handbook of the government of 
 
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 16° 5712.01 
 
 Fonblauque (Albany W., English journalist),. Life 
 
 and labours. Ed. by his nephew, E. B. de Fon- 
 blauque. London, 1874. 8° 305G.29 
 
 Fonblanque (Edw. Barriugton de). Administration 
 and organization of the British army. London, 
 1S58. 8' 4516.03 
 
 — Niphon and Pe-che-U ; or, two years in Japan and 
 
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 dramatist. London, 1876. 8° 3025.23 
 
 Fonssagrives (Jean Baptiste). The mother's work 
 witli sick children. 'I'r. by F. P. Foster. New 
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 Fontaine. See also La Fontaine. 
 
 Fontaine (Rrv. Edward). How the world was peopled. 
 New York, 1872. 12° 473:114 
 
 Fontainebleau. See articles fi Catholic world. May, 1873 ; Gen- 
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 Fontanges (M. A. de S. de R., duchesse de, mistress of Louis XIV,) 
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 Fontenelle (Bernard le Bouyer do). History of oracles. 
 From the French. Lond., 1750. 21°. . 3813.35 
 
 — Northern worthies : or lives of Peter the Great and 
 
 Catherine. 2d ed. Lond., 1730. 21°. .3142.13 
 
 Fontrailles (Louis d'Astarac. vicomte de). Relation, 1642. [In Pe- 
 
 titot. Mom. 2 aer.. v. 64.] 6123.33 
 
 Fonvielle (Wdfrid de;. Thunder and lightning. Tr. 
 and ed. by T. L. Phipson. N.Y., 1870. 16°. 4027.17 
 
 — Travels in the air. [In aiaisiter {J. and others.) . .3927.20 
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 Medicine {Food and diet). 
 Fools, al(;^er (J. p. ) Fools and jesters. . . 1756.10 
 
 — I>e/epi(>n'e(0. )Histoire litteraire des fous.1860. 6212.22 
 
 — Doran (Dr. J.) Court fools. 185S. . . .2523.09 
 
 See also Blackwood, Sept., 1874 (The Greek fool) ; Wiuslow'a 
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 Foot. See Medicine {Foot) ; — Arts (Useful ; Weights and mea- 
 sures, p. 48). 
 
 Foot of the croas. See Faber (F. W.) 1859 3647.13 
 
 Foote (Andrew Hall). Africa and the Amer. flag. New 
 
 York, 1854. 12° 1092.01 
 
 ~Hoppin{J. M.) Life of A. H. F. 1874. . 3057.23 
 Foote (E. B. ) Science iu story. Sammy Tubbs, the 
 boy doctor, and "Sponsie," the troublesome mon- 
 key. 4 V. New York, 1874. 3'2°. . . 196.25 
 Foote (Henry Stuart). Texas and the Texans. 2 v. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1S41. 12° 612.21 
 
 Foote (John P.) The schools of Cincinnati, and its 
 
 vicinity. Cin., 1855. 8° 5514.24 
 
 Foote (Samuel). Works. 2 v. L., 1799. 8°. 17'24.18 
 Contents : v. 1. Comedies : Taste. Englishman in Paris. 
 The Knighta. Euglisiimau returned from Paris. The au- 
 thor. The mayor of Garrat. The orators. The minor. 
 The lyar. The patron. 
 
 v. 2. Comedies : The commissary. Lame lover. The 
 
 bankrupt. The cozeners. Maid of Bath. Devil on two 
 
 eticka. Nabob. Trip to Calais. The Capuchin. 
 
 ^tg- For biogr. sketches of S. Foote. see Biography (p. 146). 
 
 Foote (Rev. Wm. Henry). Sketches of Virginia, hist. 
 
 and biogr. 2d series. 2ded. Ph., 1856. 8°. 625.19 
 
 Footfalls on the boundary of another world. See Owen (R. D.) 
 
 1809 3816.33 
 
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 Footsteps of Oiu- Lord. See Bartlett (W. H) 1861. . .1055.17 
 
 Footsteps of Shakspere ; or, a ramble with the early 
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 Footsteps of the master. See Stowe (H. B ) 3463.06 
 
 Footsteps to lame. See Friswcll (H.) 1874 3201.28 
 
 Forays among i^almon and deer. A'ee Conway (J.) . . . 4616.16 
 
 Forbes (Alexander). California ; history, productions, 
 etc. London, 1839. 8° 592.13 
 
 Forbes (A. Gruar). Africa : geographical and chris- 
 tian enterprise. Lond., 1874. Vl°, . .1091.24 
 
 — Empire and cities of Asia. L., [1873.] 12°. 1041.23 
 Forbes (Charles Stuart). Iceland : its volcanoes, gey- 
 sers, and glaciers. Lond., 1860. 12°. .1113.04 
 
 Forbes (Darius). Universalist's assistant. Boston, 
 1846. 16° 3615.20 
 
 Forbes (Duncan, LL.D.) Dictionary, Hindustani and 
 En"lish,and Enghsh and Hindustani. New ed. 
 London, 1859. 8° 6426.16 
 
 — History of chess. London, 1860. 8°. . . 4614.29 
 
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 Forbes {Prof. Edward). Literary papers. London, 
 
 1855. 16° ■252+.'27 
 
 Contents : Geology aud religion. Turkey anil the East. 
 England aud her surveying expeditious. Blunders of 
 peeudo philosophers. Whalemen and tlje whale. Bntish 
 ZQUseum and its wonders. Science and sport in Scandiua- 
 'via. Travel in America. Himalaya and the tea couutries. 
 Salt Lake and Mormouitea. Naturalist abroad and at-home. 
 Plants at Bea. 
 
 — *MonoAriii)h of tho British naked-eyed medusse. 
 
 Loudon, fi«!/.soc., 1858. fol 4749.06 
 
 — Travels in Lycia. Milyas, and Cibyratis, 1847. Sse Spratt (T. A. 
 
 B.) atiJ Forbes (E.) 2v .1034.12 
 
 iKS~ For lives of E. Forbes see Biography (p. 145) ; also 
 
 Bentley's miscel.. v. ,';i, 1862. 
 Forbes (Frederick Edw\Ti). Five years in China ; 
 
 1842 to 1847. Londin, 1848. 8°. . . . 1023.01 
 Forbes (George). Transit of Venus. Loudon, 1874. 
 
 12= • 4013.23 
 
 Forbes (Hugh). Manual for tho patriotic volunteer on 
 
 active service. 2 v. N. Y., 1855. 18°. .4511.11 
 Forbes (James). 'Oriental memoirs ; seventeen years' 
 
 residence in India. 4 v. L., 1813. 4'^ 1016.07 
 Forbes (James David). Occasional papers on the 
 
 theory of glaciers. Edin., 1859. 8\ . .4112.30 
 
 — Tour of Mont Blanc, and of Monte Rosa. Edinb., 
 
 1855. 16° 982.01 
 
 .e®" For lives of J. D. F. see Biography (p. 145). 
 
 Forbes (James Grant). Sketches of the Floridas. New 
 York, 1821. 8°. 592.14 
 
 Forbes (Sir John). Of nature and art in the cure of 
 disea.se. New York, 18')8. 12". . . . 4321.11 
 
 Forbes (Sir Wm. ) Life of James Beattie. 2 v. Loudon, 
 1821. 8° 3U16.08 
 
 Force (M. F.) Pre-historic man. Darwinism and 
 deity. The mound builders. Gin., 1873. 8°. 5803.02 
 
 Force (Peter). American archives : 4th series : docu- 
 mentary history of the English colonies in Ameri- 
 ca, 1774, to the decl. of independence. 6 v. Wash- 
 ington, 1837-1846. fol 588.01 
 
 Same. 5th series. From the decl. of independ- 
 
 ence,177e-1783. v. 1-3. Wash. ,1837-53. fol. 588.07 
 iVo(f.— No more published. Tho 5th series, left unfin- 
 ished, ends with tlie year 1776. 
 
 — Auroral phenomena in the higher uorthern latitudes. [In 
 
 Sm. contrib., v. 8.] 3937.08 
 
 — Declavatiou of independence, or notes on lord Ma- 
 
 hon's History of the Amer. declaration of inde- 
 pendence. Loudon, 1855. 8° 5734.23 
 
 — Tracts aud other papers relating principally to the 
 
 colonies in North America, from discovery to 1776. 
 4 V. Wash., 1836-46. 8° 577.08 
 
 Contents. 
 Androa {.Sir Edward). Commission of kiug Jamea n., June 
 
 3, 1686. V. 4. 
 Bacou"8 rebellion in Virginia, in 1675-6, v. 1. 
 Bermudaa. A plaine description of tho Barmudaa, now Som- 
 
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 Cotton (A.) Arcouut of our late troubles iu Virginia. 1676, v. 1. 
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 — Brief relation of state of. to 1689, v. 4. 
 
 Norwood IC'ol.) Voyage to Virginia, v. 3. 
 
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 Williams (E.) Virginia richly and truly valued : viz., the fer- 
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 Contents : 
 
 Perkin Warbeck. 
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 'Tis pity she's a wliore. 
 Witch of Edmonton (The). 
 
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 Lady's trial (The). 
 Love's sacrifice. 
 Lover's melancholy (The). 
 
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 others. L., [n. d] obL 16° 1443.13 
 
 Fothergill (J. Milner). The heart and its diseases. 
 
 London, 1872. 8° 4351.15 
 
 — Maintenance of health. N. Y., 1875. 12°. 4324.20 
 Fothergill (Samuel). Discourses [lo] the people 
 
 called Quakers. Phil, 1800. 12°. . . . 3553.04 
 
 Fouche (Joseph, due d'Otrante). See Biography (p. 145). 
 
 Foucher d'Obsonirille ( — ). Philosophic essays on 
 various foreign animals ; with observ. on several 
 eastern nations. From the French. Tr. by T. 
 
 Holcroft. L.,1784. 8.° 4715.20 
 
 Founders of New Plymouth. See Hunter (John). . . _ . 3444.01 
 Foundling (Netv) hospital for wit : fugitive pieces, in 
 verse and prose. [Ed. by J. Almon.] 6 v. Lon- 
 don, 1771-73. 16.° 1612.17 
 
 Fountain (The). See Davis (A. J ) 3643.13 
 
 Foiuitains abbey, {Enqland). Memorials. [1131-1374.] 
 Ed. by R. J. Walbran. L., 1863. 8°. [Surteea 
 
 soc, V. 42.] 6117.03 
 
 Fouque (Friedrich H. K. La Motte). Ausgewahlte 
 wcrke. 12 v. v. 1-2. Halle, 1841. 16° ; v. 3-12. 
 
 Braunschweig, 1860-73. 16' 
 
 Cont'-nts : 1-3, Der Held des Nordens. 1, Sigurd. 2, Si- 
 gurd's Raehe. 3, Aslauga. 4-6. Der Z;iuberring. 7. Sintram 
 und seme Gelahrten. 8. Undine. 9-12. Novelleu, Erzahlun- 
 gen. Schauspiele iind Gediehte. 9, Die beide Hanptleute. 
 Das Galgenmiinnlein. 10, Der Gebeimratli. Der Sieges- 
 kianz. DerSchwerdtdesFiarsten. Eugenie. Rose. ll.Adler 
 und Lowe. Rosauraund ihre Verwandteu. Egiuhard und 
 Emma ; Schauspiel. 12, Die Macht im Walde ; Sage. Ausge- 
 wahlte Gediehte. 
 j8®" For translations of his tales, see Fiction (p. 482). 
 Four Georges. See Thackeray (W. M.) ... 3252.12 ; 3065.03 
 
 Four great powers. See Boynton (C. B ) 445.24 
 
 Four hundred million : China. e(c. See Moule (A.E.) 1871. 1021.13 
 
 Four old plays. See Child (Francis J ) 1724.20 
 
 Four years aboard the whaleship, 1855-59. See Whitecar (W.B.. jr.) 
 
 1860 S22.13 
 
 Four years among Spanish Americans. See Hassaurek (F.) 
 1868 1163.06 
 
 Pour years at Yale, by a graduate of 'G9. New Haven , 
 
 1S71. 12.° 5513.27 
 
 Four years in secessia. See Browne 'J. H.) 1865. . . . 644.03 
 
 Four years in the saddle. See G-ilmor (Heury). 1S6G. . C42.ll 
 
 Fourier (Fran9ois Marie Charles). Passions of the 
 
 human soul, and their influence on society. Tr., 
 
 with biogr. of Fourier, by H. Doherty. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1851. 8\ . . , 5435.11 
 
 — Social destiny of man. N. Y., 1857. 8°. .5812.05 
 
 j^^ For lives and notices of F., see Biography (p. 145). 
 Fourier (Jean Baptiste Joseph). Memoirs of Delambre. [Sm. 
 report, 1804.] 39..6.19 
 
 — Arngo {T. F. J.) Biography of. [In Sm. report. 1871) 3936.26 
 Fourierism. See Fourier (F. M. C), above : also Social science. 
 
 (Sueiatism.) 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE HCKAKY.
 
 FOURNEL -FOX 
 
 557 
 
 Fournel cFran^ois Victor). Cnriosites'theatrales, an- 
 ciennes et moderues, fraii9aise3 et etrangferes. 
 Paris, 1859. IG'^. 1724.1G 
 
 Fourth of July. " 
 
 — Saunders {R, ed.) Our national centennial jubilee. 
 Orations, addresses, and poems, delivered July 4, 
 1876, in the several states of the union. New- 
 York, lb77. 8° 584.19 
 
 Conttnts. 
 
 Adams (B J Cost of popular liberty. Hingham. 
 Adams (C. F.) Progress of liberty, Tauuton. 
 Aikmau (W.) Address. Detroit. 
 Alvord (T. G.) Nation's jubilee. Syracuse. 
 Arraitage (T.) Our national influence. New York city. 
 Arnold (S. G.) Providence, past, present, and future. Provi- 
 dence. 
 Arthur (W. E.) American age contrasted. Covington. 
 Avery (W. T.) Historical address. Memphis. 
 Bacon (L.) New Haven one hundred years ago. New Haven. 
 Bacon (T.) Triumphs of the republic. Palmyra. 
 Barker (J, W,) Ceutenuial hymn. Buffalo. 
 Barnard (H.) Centennial growth in nationality, induatriea. 
 
 aud education. Hartford. 
 B trtlett (W. A.) Permanency of the republic. Aurora and In- 
 
 diauapolis. 
 Beasou (T. I.) America and Judaism. Jackson. Shreveport. 
 Beecher (H. W.) Advance of a century. Peekskill. 
 Big Si^ldier, jr., chief of Otoe Indiana. Responsive address. 
 
 Nebraska city. 
 Birkins (H. H.) Our flag. New York city. 
 Brunot (F. R.) Geuius of America. Pittsburgh. 
 Bryant (W. C.) Centennial ode. New York city. 
 Cantwell lE.) Union and reconciliation. W'llliugtnn. 
 Cai-peuter (3. H.) Elements of our prosperity. Madison. 
 Chapiu (A. L.) Relation of education to the state. Janeaville. 
 Chapman (H.) The maguiflceut present. Duylestown. 
 Chase (C. S.) 1776 contrasted with 1876. Omaha. 
 ChoneytP. E.) Address. Manchester. 
 
 Chester {A. E.) Experiment of a free government. Buffalo. 
 Chittenden (L. E.) Charact'„-r of the early settlers of Vermont 
 
 and ita influence upon tbeir posterity. Burlington. 
 Clark (L. W.) Destiuy of the republic. Manchester. 
 CUutun (G. W.) Spirit of 1876. Buffalo. 
 Collyer (R.) Talk to the citizens of La Crosse. Centennial 
 
 exhibition. 111. 
 Converse (G L.) Progress of the human race. Columbua. 
 CuUom (S. M.) Distinctive features of the republic. Geneseo. 
 Curtis (G, W.) Our noble herita^ze NortUtieid. 
 Davis {G. K.) Permanency of our institutions. St. Paul. 
 Pe Long (C. E.) Freedom's grand review. Gold hill. 
 Dillon (J. F.) Our duty and responsibility. Davenport. 
 Dix (J. A.) Address. New York city. 
 Dix (M.) Hand of God in history. New York city. 
 Dougherty (.Ui^sS.) Centennial address. Jackson. 
 Drew (0.) Memoirs of the past. Jacksonville. 
 Elliott (B. K.) Glorious epoch. Indianapolis. 
 Evarts (W. M.) What the age owes to America. New York 
 
 city and Philadelphia. 
 Ferry (T. W.) Address. Philadelphia. 
 
 Flovirney (G.) First century day of the nation. Galveston. 
 Fowler (C. H.) Illinois, resources and record. Centennial 
 
 eihib.,111. 
 Gildersleeve (H. A.) American citizenship. New York city. 
 Gilpatrick (J. H.) The incomparable republic. Leavenworth. 
 Gobright (L. A.) Resume of American history. Washington. 
 Goddard (L. M.) Glory, growth, aud greatness of America. 
 
 Leavenworth. 
 Griawold (S. O.) Changes of a century. Cleveland. 
 Gulliver (J. P ) Our success— Our future. Bmghamton. 
 Hawiey (J. R.) Address. New Haven. 
 — lutroductory addi-esa. Philadelphia. 
 
 Heath {Miss C. B.) Poem— The year at the jvibiloe. Manchester. 
 Holland (K. A.) Democracy iu danger, St. Louis. 
 Holmes (O.W.) Hymn— Welcome to all nations. Boston, Phila. 
 liigersoll (R. G.) Meaning of the declaratiou. Poona. 
 Jaiioba (J. I.) Temple of national liberty. Wheeling. 
 JoUnsau {G. W. C.) Address. Cincinnati. 
 Kidder (J.) Perpetuity of thfl republic. Manchester. 
 Ku-kpatrick (J. M.) Echoes from Lexington aud Bunker HIU. 
 
 Pittsburgh. 
 La^iar (A. R.) Address. Savannah. 
 Langstou (J. M.) National utterauk-ea, andachlevementB of our 
 
 first century. Portsmouth, Va., and Washington. 
 Latrobe (F. C) Our national emblem. Baltimore. 
 Lear (G.) Beacon fires of liberty. Doylestowu. 
 Lewis (A.) Introductory address. Detroit. 
 Miles (N*. A.) Welcome to the coming century. Leavenworth. 
 O'Byrne (J.) The matchless story. Wiluimgton. 
 O'Gormau (R.) Grandeur of our republic. New York city. 
 Palmer (F. A.) Poem— a centennial retrospect. Aiken. 
 Parker (C.) The open Bible. Newark. 
 Parker (I. C.) Centennial oration. Ft. Smith. 
 Ramsay (J. G. M.) Uiad of patriotism. Nashville. 
 Rice (H.) Address. Cleveland. 
 Roberts (D.) Centennial address. Burlington. 
 UocUford (3. S.) Influence of popular education upon the 
 
 nation. Janeaville. 
 Romeyn (T.) National perils and safeguards. Detroit. 
 
 Routt (J. L.l Centennial address. Denver. 
 
 Sellmau (J. J. M.) Fico institutions of America. Baltimore. 
 
 Seymour (H.) Future of the human race. Rome. 
 
 Shuman (A.) Warnings for Iho future, Lena. 
 
 Simpson (S. L.) Poem — The rounded age. Portland. 
 
 Smith (Dexter). March— Our national banner. Philadelphia. 
 
 Smith (I. W.) First century of our republic. Manchester. 
 
 Spear (T. J.) Centennial hymn. San Francisco. 
 
 Stebbins (H.) Human progress. San Francisco. 
 
 Stevens (W.B.) Prayer. Philadelphia. 
 
 Storra R. S.) Rise of constitutional liberty. New York city. 
 
 Street (A. B-) Centennial hymn— Our land. Albany. 
 
 Talbot (G. F.) The nation's birthday. Portland. 
 
 Taylor (B.) Centennial ode. Philadelphia. 
 
 — Song of 1876. New York city. 
 
 Taylor (J.) Our republic. Providence. 
 
 Thomas (B. F.) The new century. Worcester. 
 
 Thompson (H. M.) Nation building. New Orleans. 
 
 Tomliu (R. G.) Address of welcome to the Otoe chiefs. 
 
 Twitchell (J. H.) Grand mission of America. Hartford. 
 
 Ward (D.) The century reviewed. Cincinnati. 
 
 Watts (J. W.) Fundamental principles of 187G. Montgomery. 
 
 Whittier (J. G.) National hymn. 
 
 William, emperor of Germany aud king of Prussia. Congratu- 
 latory letter. 
 
 Winthrop (R. C.) A century of splf-government. Boston. 
 
 Wood (F.j Democracy the hope of the nation. New York city. 
 
 See also orations of Metcalf ( T.) at Dedham. 1810 ; Tudor 
 
 (W.) at Boston, 1809. Quincy (J.) at Boston, 1826; Mann 
 
 (Horace) at Boston. 184'_> ; Winthrop (R. C.) at Wash., 1848 ; 
 
 Phillips {D. W ) at North Wrentham. 1848; Whipple (E. P.| 
 
 at Boston. 1850 ; James (Henry) at Newport. 1801 ; Russell 
 
 (T.) at Boston. 1864; Sanderson (S. W.) at Sacramento. 
 
 1865. Consult also index in 3 of Edw. Everett's Orations 
 
 under ' July 4th.' A history of the 4th of July is given by 
 
 E. A. Pollard, in Lippincott's mag., July. 1872. 
 
 j^* See also Declaration of independence (p. 409). 
 
 Fourth (The) estate. See Hunt (F. Knight). 2 v. . . . 2712.13 
 
 Pcwler (George). Lives of the sovereigns of Kussia. 
 
 V. 1-2. London, 185S. 8° 3253.01 
 
 Fo^Jwler (Henry). American pulpit : living preachers. 
 
 New York, 1856. 8'^ 3456.07 
 
 Contents : E. N. Kirk, Chester Dewey. B. Baird, J. P. 
 Durbin. Pioneer preachers. W. H. Milburn, H. W. Beecher, 
 W. R. WilUams, C. G. Sommers, Orville Dewey, F. D. Hun- 
 tington, L. Bacon, T. L. Cuyler. S. H. Cox, F. L. Hawks. 
 G. W. Bethune, R. S. Storra, S. H. Tyng. J. W. Alexander, 
 G. B. Cheever, A. Barnes. 
 Fowler (James). Shell-heaps, [/n Sm. rep.. 1870.J . .3930.25 
 Fowler (L. N.) Marriage. 17th ed. N. Y. 5823.00 
 Fowler (Orson Squire). Hereditary descent. New 
 York, 1852. 12^ 43il.05 
 
 — Memory, and intellectual improvement. New York, 
 
 1846. 12^. 5512.02 
 
 — Physiology, animal and mental New York, 165:3. 
 
 12^ 4325.08 
 
 — Religion, natural and revealed. N.Y.,1848.8^ 3553.05 
 
 — and L. N. ) New illustrated self-instructor in 
 
 phrenology and physiology. N.Y.. 1871. 12^5431. 13 
 Fo^vler (Samuel P., ed.) Salem witchcraft. With 
 
 notes, etc. Salem, 1861. 12° 3812.01 
 
 Contents: Calef'e More wondera of the invisible world. 
 Mather's Wonders of the invisible world. 
 
 Fowler (Thomas). Elements of deductive logic. 4th 
 ed. Oxford, 1871. 16^ 5-128.25 
 
 — Elements of inductive logic. Oxf.. 1870. 16°. 5128.24 
 Fow^ler (Wm. C. ) Elementary grammar. New York, 
 
 1859. 16= 6433.03 
 
 — English grammar. New York, 1850. 8^ . 6424.14 
 
 — Local law in Mass. and Connecticut, historically 
 
 considered. Albany, 1872. 8°. ... 5735.22 
 
 — Sectional controversy ; incl, the causes of the war 
 
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 Fowls, ^efi Poultry (p. 8). 
 
 Fow^uea (George). Manual of elementary chemistry. 
 
 Ed. by R. Bridges. PhU.. 1869. 12^. . 4212.01 
 -— Rudimentary chemistry. L., Weale, 1859. 16°. 4212.02 
 Fox (Charles James). History of the reign of James 
 
 ii. London, Bohn, 1846. 12° 473.19 
 
 — Speeches. [1770-1806.] 6 v. L.. 1815. 8°. 0312.18 
 
 JS^ For lives and sketches of Fox, see Biography (p. 145). 
 
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 don, 1873. 8° 4217.01 
 
 Fox (Ebent^zerj. Adventures in the revolutionary 
 war. Boston, 1817. 16^ 3056.28 
 
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 York, 1800. 8° 3553.01 
 
 Same. London, 1827. 8° 3118.11 
 
 ,et5" For fiv^s of George Fox, s>^e Biography (p. 145}. 
 
 Fox (George V.) Mission to Russia, 1866. Stt Loubat ,J.F.) 997.09 
 
 Fox (Henry Richard \' assail, lord HMand). Foreign 
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 Same. Souvenirs. [Barrifere. Eibl. des mti- 
 
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 — Lichtmstrin [Princtss Mane). Holland House. . . . 3083.20 
 
 — MacaulaiHT. B.) Essays, v. 4, 1869 ; p. 412-26. . . .2536.19 
 
 — Phillips IS.) Essays from the Times, V. 1, 1871; p. 145-63. 2538.14 
 
 — R-idding {O Personal reminiscences, p. 92-116. . .3222.02 
 Fox (Margaret). Love life of Dr. Kane. New York, 
 
 1866. 12'= 3095.05 
 
 Fox (Thomas B.) Memoir of James P. Walker, with 
 
 selections from his writings. B., 1869. 16°. 3174.27 
 Fox or Foxe (John). Acts and monuments. [To 1559.] 
 
 Newed. With dissertation by G. Townsend. Ed. 
 
 by S. R. Cattley. 8 v. L., 1811. 8°.. .3437.01 
 Maitland {S. li.) Six letters on Fox's 'Acts and 
 
 monuments." 1837 3127.15 
 
 — Book of martyrs. Hartford, 1849. 8°. . . 3437.09 
 
 AdamsiW.il.) Famous books, 1875 2513.11 
 
 — Narrative of the reformation. Ed. by J. G. Nichols. 
 
 London, Camden soc, 1860. 4°. ... 5113.31 
 
 — Writings. London, 1831. 12° 3553.07 
 
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 Fraenkel (Bernard). Diseases ot the nose, pharynx, and larynx. 
 
 (/n Ziemssen(H. von). Cycl. of med., v. 4. 1876.] 4358.04 
 Fraentzel (Oscar). Diseases of the pleura. [In Ziemssen (H. 
 
 von). Cycl. of med., v. 4, 1870 J 4358.04 
 
 Fragmenta comicorum Griucoruni. Si-n Meineke (-\.) . 7707.01 
 
 Fragmenta hist. Griecorum. See Milller (K. and T.) . . 7765,09 
 
 I'ragmenta philos. Grffioorum. .S'v Mullach (F. G. A.| .7766 04 
 
 Fragmenta regalia. See Naunton (.?ii- Kobert). 3033.10 ; 6011.09 
 
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 Franijee (Dosabhoy). The P,arsees : their liist., mau- 
 
 ner.s, and religion. Lond., 1858. 8°. . 3553.08 
 
 Frampton (Josiah). Three dialogues on amusements 
 
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 Fraa9ai3 (Les) peints par eux-memes. Encyclopedic 
 
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 1834. 12° 1124.19 
 
 Francillou (R. E.) National characteristics, and flora 
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 Francis (Convers, D.D.) Life of John Eliot. New 
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 — Life of Sebastian Rale. Bo.ston, 184S. 16°. 3211.17 
 
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 — Dictionary of practical receipts. Newed. London. 
 
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 v. 29. 1870 (article by C. K. Adams.) 
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 Fraucke (August Hermann). Faith's works perfected ; 
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 1837. 8° 1725.00 
 
 Francklin (Wm.) *Tour in the south of Persia, 1780-7. [In Pin- 
 
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 (H. W.) 4617.19 
 
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 letters. 1785-90. Supplement. Indexes. Chronological 
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 Praser (.James B. ) History of Nadir Shah. London, 
 1742. 16°. 3127.02 
 
 — ffistory of Persia. New York, 1852. 18°. .1041.04 
 Same. Edin., 1834. 16° 1041.10 
 
 — Mesopotamia and Assyria, to the present time. Now 
 
 York, 1641. 8° 1041.03 
 
 Same. Edin., 1842. 16°. 1041.11 
 
 — Winter's journey from Constantinople through Per- 
 
 sia. 2 V. London, 1838. 8° 1044.06 
 
 Fraser (John). Humorous chap-books of Scotland. 
 
 Part 1-2. New York. 1873-74. 12°. . . 2721.19 
 Fraser (Simon, lord Lovat). See Bio^aphy (p. Ii6). 
 fSraaer i Bev. Wm. ) Blending fights ; or the relations 
 
 of natural science, archasology, and history, to 
 
 the Bible. 2d ed. New York, 1874. 12°. 3517.27 
 Praser (iSic Wm.) London Belf-governed. London, 
 
 1866. 18° 5731.13 
 
 Praaer'a magazine, v. 1-94. L., 1830-76. 8°. 8075.01 
 Note.— J. A. Froude has edited v, 81-94 (N.s.. v 1-14). The 
 
 history of FraBer'B mag., is sketched in Eclectic mag., 
 
 V. 26. 1S52. 
 
 Fraserian papers. See Maginn (Wra.) 2536 01 
 
 Frauds of Koiuish monks. 6'ee Emiliane (G. d'). . . . 3421.23 
 Frauds. Se-e Law. (Frauds.) 
 
 Prazee (L. J.) Medical student in Europe. Cincin., 
 1852. 12° 941.'22 
 
 Frazer. Sf^ Fraser. 
 
 Frederick. For lives of persons of this name, see Biography (p. 146). 
 
 Frederic II., the Great, inking of Prussia). Posthumous 
 works. Tr. from the French, by T. Holcroft. 
 13 V. London, 1789. 8°. 5041.03 
 
 Contents. 
 Bavarian state papers, v. 4. 
 Bavarian succesaiou, v. 4. 
 
 Blue B^ard (Theolojrical commentary of Don Calmet on), v. 5. 
 Charles xu. (Reflections on character and military taleutfi of), 
 
 V. 6. 
 Correspondence between Frederick n., the prince of Prussia, 
 
 aud geuerul Fouquet, v. 13. 
 
 — between Frederick ir. aud marchioness du Chatelet. v. 9. 
 
 — between Frederick ii. aud d'iUembert, Condorcet, Qrlmm, 
 
 aud a'.\i-get. v. 11, 12. 
 
 — between Frederic u. and d'Argena. v. 10. 
 
 — between Frederic ii. and Fontenelle, v. 9, 
 
 — between Frederic il. aud Jordan, v. 9. 
 
 — between Frederic ii. aud Kolliu, v, 9. 
 
 — between Frederic ir. and Voltaire, v. 6-8. 
 Critical examination of the System of nature, v. 6. 
 Dialogues of the dead. v. 6. 
 
 Elegy of the city of Berlin, v. 5. 
 
 Errors of the understanding (Dissert, on innocence of), v. 2. 
 
 Essay on German literature, v. 13. 
 
 Essay on the forms of government and ou the duties of eo- 
 yereigns, v. 5. 
 
 History of my own time, 1739-46, v. 1. 
 
 History of the seven years' war, 1746-53, v. 2, 3. 
 
 Memoirs, elc., 1763 to 1778. v. 4. 
 
 Miscellauies. v. 13. 
 
 Moral dialogues for the use of young nobility, ▼. 13. 
 
 Narrative of prince Augustus William, prince of Prussia, v. 13. 
 
 Political, phiios., and satirical miscellauies, v. 5. 
 
 Preface to the Heuriade of Voltaire, v. 5. 
 
 School of the w >rld ; comedy in 3 acts, v. 6. 
 
 Tantalus at law : comedy, v. 5. 
 
 Voltaire (Eiiitaph ou). v. 5. 
 
 Voltaire (EuloHium on), v. 13. 
 
 Voltaire (Portrait of), v. 5. 
 
 Voltaire's farewell to the king, v. 5. 
 
 Xt^ For lives of Frederick tke Great, .^cc Biography {p. 146). 
 Frederick August, (prince of Brujuwiek). See Brunswick (F. A.) 
 Frederick (Cesar). Voyages aud travels in India, 1563-81. [In 
 Kerr. Col. of voyages, v. 7 [914.14] ;—Hakluyt. Voyages, 
 v. 2, 1810 [916.16]. 
 
 Free lance In the field of life and letters. See Wilkinson 
 
 (W. C.) 2046.15 
 
 Free school system of the II Slates. Sre Adams (F.) . 5534.11 
 
 Free trade. See Political economy. [Free trade.) 
 
 Free trade convention, (Pldl'i.) Exposition of the 
 
 unequal, unjust, and oppressive operation of the 
 
 present tariff system, in relation to iron, wool, 
 
 hemp, paper, and the manufactures thereof. 
 
 PhO., 1832. 8° 5093.09 
 
 Freedley (Edwin T.) Opportunities for industry and 
 capital, [atvm.] Phil., 1859. 12°. . . 5922.05 
 
 — Philadelphia aud its manufactures. Phila., 1858. 
 
 1'2° 5923.14 
 
 — Practical treatise on business. Ph., 18.52. 12°. 5922.08 
 Freedom and fellowship in religion. Essays and ad- 
 dresses. Ed. by a committee of the Free religious 
 association. Boston, 1853. l'J°. . . . 3553.06 
 
 Freedom and free iustitutions. See Government and politics 
 [Liberty and other headini/s) ; — also Slavery; — Liberty of the 
 press ; — Biblical and religious lit. [Jieiii/iuw liberty and 
 toleration, p. 101). 
 
 Freedom and war. Discourses. See Beecher (H.W.) 1863. 5831.03 
 
 Freedom of the will. See 'Will. 
 
 Freehold villa for nothing. By I. Marvel, [jtseud.] 2d ed. Lond., 
 [1873.J 16' 1311.10 
 
 Freeholder (The). (/» Addison (J.) Works, v. 3.) . . . 6012.03 
 
 Freeman. See also Freman. 
 
 Freeman (Edward A.) Comparative politics. Six 
 lectures. With the Unity of history. New York, 
 1874. 8° 5714.23 
 
 — Disestablishment and disendo'wment, ■what are they? 
 
 London, 1874. 12°. 3551.26 
 
 — General sketch of historj'. N. Y., 1874. 12°. 421.32 
 
 — Growth of the English constitution from the ear- 
 
 liest times. London, 1872. 12°. . . . 571'2.18 
 
 — Histoiical and architectural sketches: chiefly Italian. 
 
 London, 1876. 12° -534.27 
 
 Contents: The Venetian march. Ravenna and her sla- 
 ters. Central Italy. Rome. Greece in Italy. Lombardy. 
 The Burgundian march. 
 
 — Historical essays. 2 v. L., 1871-73. 8°. 2528.11 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Mythical aud romantic elements in early 
 English history. (Fortnightly rev.. May, 1866.) Continuity 
 of English history. (Ed. rev., July, 18G0.) Relations between 
 the crowns of England and Scotland. (Fortnightly rev., 
 June. 1867.) Saiut Thomas of Canterbury and Ilia bio- 
 graphers. (Nat. rev., April. 1860.) Reign of Edward in. 
 (Fortnightly rev., May, 1869.) Holy Roman empire. (North 
 Brit, rev., March, 1865.) Franks and Gauls. (Nat. rev., 
 Oct., 1860.) The early sieges of Paris. (Brit, qiiar. rev.. 
 Jan., 1871.) Frederick the fir.st. king of Italy. (Nat. rev., 
 Jan., 1861. The emperor Frederick li. (N. Brit. rev.. Dec., 
 1866.) Charles the Bold. (Nat. rev., April, 1864, and Fortn. 
 rev., Oct., 1868.) Presidential government. (Nat. rev., 
 Nov., 1864.) 
 
 2. Ancient Greece and mediaeval Italy. (Oxford essays. 
 1857. aud Nat. rev., Oct., 1862.) Mr. Gladstone's Homer and 
 the Homeric age. (Nat. rev.. July, 1858.) The historians of 
 Athens. (Nat. rev.. Jan., 1858.) The Ath^iian democracy. 
 North Brit, rev.. May. 1856.) Alexander the Great. (Ed. 
 rev.. April. 1857.) Greece during the Macedoniau period. 
 (North Brit, rev., Aug., 1854.1 Momnisen's History of 
 Rome. (Nat. rev., April, 1859.) Lucius Cornelia Sulla. (Nat. 
 rev., Jan., 1862.) The Flavian Ciesars. (Nat. rev., Jan., 1863.) 
 
 — History and conquests of the Saracens. Oxford, 
 
 1856. 16° 547.15 
 
 Same. Oxford, 1870. 16° 547.15 
 
 — History of architectiu-e. Lond., 1849. 8°. 1314.10 
 
 — History of Europe. New York, 1876. 24°. 451.09 
 
 — History of federal government, to the disruption of 
 
 the U. S. V. 1. Loud., 1863. 8°. . . 5724.09 
 Contents : v. 1. General introduction. History of the 
 
 Greek federations. 
 iVoic— The only volume (1877) published. 
 
 — History of the cathedral church of Wells, as illus- 
 
 trating the hist, of the cathedral churches of the 
 old foundation. Lond., 1870. 16°. . . 3443.06 
 
 — History of the Norman conquest of Eugland. 5 v. 
 
 Oxford, 1869-1877. 8° 484.11 
 
 Note. — Reviewed by H. Coppee. in Int. rev., July, 1875. 
 
 — Old English history for children. L.,1869. 12°. 461.09 
 
 — Ottoman power in Europe. L., 1877. 12°. 547.28 
 Turks in Europe. [Political sketch.] New I'ork, 
 
 1877. 32° 547.27 
 
 — Unity of history. Lond., 1872. 12°. . . 411.12 
 
 — {editor). Historical course for schools, v. 1-5. Lond., 
 
 1874. 18°. 
 v. 1. General sketch of history, by E. A. Freeman. . 421.32 
 
 2. History of England, by Edith Thompson. . . 463.27 
 
 3. History of Scotland. l)v Margaret Macarthur. . . 491.12 
 
 4. History of Italy, by W. Hunt 631.11 
 
 5. History of Germany, by James Sime 541.19 
 
 In aslliug for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AOTHOB'S NAME, the Brat part of the TITLE, aud the NUMBER.
 
 560 
 
 FREEMAN- FRERE 
 
 Freeman (Frederick). History of Cape Cod ; anuals 
 
 of Barnstable county. 2 v'. B., 18(i2-69. 8°. 5'Jfi.06 
 Freeman (James E. ) Gratherings from an artist's port- 
 folio. New York, ls77. 16° 1431.41 
 
 NoU. — Professional reminiecencea of aD artist while 
 
 abroad, chiefly iu Italy. 
 Freeman (Samuel). Town officer. 4th ed. Boston, 
 
 1799. 16° 5634.05 
 
 Freemautle (A.J.) Three mouths in the Southern 
 
 states: April-June, 1863. N. Y., 1864. 12°. 613.08 
 Freemasonry. 
 
 — ArmM{A.C.L.') Hist, and phUos. of. 1866. 5837.10 
 
 — Authentic key to the door of free-masonry, ancient 
 
 and modern. N. Y., 1859. 24° 5736.16 
 
 — Barruel {A. de). Jn his Memoii-s illuetratiug the history of 
 
 jacobiuism. 4 v. 1798 6837.03 
 
 — Bedarride {M.) De I'ordre majounique de Misraim. 
 
 1845 5837.01 
 
 — CaiiUe{R.) An exposure of freemasonry.1831. 5837.13 
 
 — Clinse(6.W.) Digest of masonic law. 1864. 5836.18 
 
 — Constttidions of the ancient fraternity of free and 
 
 accepted masons. Lond., 1858. 8°. . . 5837.31 
 
 — Coofce(jl/. )Hist.and articles of masonry. 1861. 5837.14 
 
 — Ceigk{A.) History of the Knights Templar of 
 
 Pennsylvania, 1794-1866 5837.26 
 
 Same. 2d series. [1854-67.] .... 5837.26 
 
 — Findel{J. G.) History of freemasonry. 2d ed., re- 
 
 vised by D. M. Lyon. 1869 5837.22 
 
 — Odsselt (H.) Catalogue of books in public libraries 
 
 of the Uuion, anti-masonic. 1832. . . . 5S36.14 
 
 — Green (S. D.) The broken seal ; or the Morgan ab- 
 
 duction and murder. 1870 5837.23 
 
 — GuUlemain de SabU Victor (Z.) Escueil precieux de 
 
 la maconnerie adonhiramite. 2 v. [Paris, 1786 ?] 
 
 16° 5837.11 
 
 La vraie maconnerie d'adoptioQ. [anon.'i Phila. 
 
 [Paris], 1787. 16°. (B'd with preceding.) 5837.11 
 
 — Bwjhda {W. J.) Masonic sketches aud reprints. 
 
 1. History of freemasonry in York. 2. Unpub- 
 lished records. 1871 5837.24 
 
 — Inwond (J. ) Sermons ; in which are explained and 
 
 enforced the religious, moral, and political virtues 
 of freemasonry. 1799 5837.29 
 
 — Kelly ( C. ) Solomon's temple spiritualized ; with an 
 
 account of its destruction. 182il. . . . 5837.15 
 
 — Knapp (S. L.) Genius of masonry. 18-28. 5837.17 
 
 — Maclcey (A.O.) Lexicon of freemasonry. 1852. 5837.18 
 The Ahiman Kezon ; or, book of constitutions of 
 
 the grand lodge of ancient freemasons of South 
 
 Carolina. 1852 5836.15 
 
 The book of the Chapter ; or, monitorial instruc- 
 tions, in the degrees of Mark, past and most ex- 
 cellent nftster, and the Holy Koyal Arch. 4th ed. 
 1862 ; . . 5836.13 
 
 — Oliver- (G.) Antiquities of freemasonry. 1823. 5837.27 
 
 — Preston ( W.) Illustrations of masonry. 14th ed., 
 
 by G.Oliver. 1829 5837.28 
 
 — Reynolds (L.K.) Mysteries of masonry. 1870. 5837.21 
 
 — Robis(m (J. ) Proofs of a conspiracy against the 
 
 religions and governments of Europe, in meetings 
 of freemasons, etc. 3d ed. 1798. . . 5837.30 
 
 — Row (A.) Masonic biography and dictionary. 
 
 1863 5837.19 
 
 — Sandys ( W.) Short view of the liistory of freema- 
 
 sonry. 1829 5837.20 
 
 — United Stales anti-masonic coiiveniion. Proceedings 
 
 with address to the people. Phila., 1830. 8°. 5836.19 
 
 — — Proceedings of the 2d convention, Baltimore, 1831. 
 
 Boston, 1832. 8° 5836.19 
 
 — Webl) {T. S.) Freemason's monitor. 1821. 5837.16 
 
 — Yarker (J., jr.) Notes on the various rites and de- 
 
 grees of free and accepted masonry. 1872. 5837.32 
 4iS" See also Secret societies. 
 Freer (Martha Walker, ajterward Mrs. Robinson). 
 Elizabeth de Valois, queen of Spain, and the 
 court of Philip n. 2 v. L., 1857. 8°. 3174.10 
 
 — Henry in., king of France aud Poland : his court 
 
 and times. 3 v. Lond., 1858. 8°. . . 3077.09 
 
 — History of the reign of Henry iv. , king of France 
 
 and Navarre. 3 pts.iu 6 v. L., 1860-63. 12°. 3076.25 
 Pt. 1. Henry iv. .lud the league. 2 v. 2. Heury iv aud 
 Marie de Medici. 2 v. 3, The last decade. 2 v. 
 
 — Life of Jeanne d'Albret, queen of Navarre. 2 v. 
 
 Lend., 1858. 8° 3092.11 
 
 — Life of Marguerite d'Angoul^mo, queen of Navarre. 
 
 2v. Lond., 1856. 8° 3116.16 
 
 — Married life of Anne of Austria, mother of Louis 
 
 xrv. Don Sebastian, king of Portugal. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1864. 8° 3013.28 
 
 — Regency of Anne of Austria. 2 v. L., 1866. 8°. 3013.30 
 Freese (Jacob R. ) The old world : Palestine, Syria, 
 
 and Asia Minor. Phil, 1869. 12°. . .1051.10 
 Fregier (H. A. ) Des classes dangereuses dans les 
 
 grandes villes. 2 v. Paris, 1840. 8°. .5818.18 
 
 Freight computalions. See Dart (P. C.) 1868 4014.06 
 
 Freiligrath (Ferdinand). Gedichte. Stuttgart und 
 
 Augsburg, 18:,6. 12° 7114.23 
 
 — Poems. Translated. Leipzig, 1869. 16°. . 1643.22 
 
 fits- See Nat. qu. rev., V. I'i2, 1871 ; For. qu. rev., Jan., 
 1846 ; histories ot German lit ; and Longtellow's Poete of 
 Europe. 
 
 Freman (George). A dehortation from all siune, but 
 particularly the siune of drinking. London, 1663. 
 12° 5834.08 
 
 Fremont (John Charles!. Report of the exploring 
 expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1842, and 
 to Oregon and North California, 1843-44. Wash., 
 
 1845. 8° 1135.15 
 
 j^- For lives of J. C. F., see Biography (p. 147.) 
 
 Fremont (Mrs. John Charles). Story of the guard. 
 Boston, 1863. 16° 631.08 
 
 French (Benjamin FrankUn). Historical collections 
 of Louisiana, v. 1-5. N. Y., 1846-53. 8°. 593.14 
 
 — — Same. Historical collections of Louisiana aud 
 
 Florida. New series. N. Y., 1669. 8°. 593.23 
 
 Same. 2d series. Hist, memoirs and narratives, 
 
 1527-1702. New York, 1875. 8°. . . . 593.22 
 l^ote.~FoT Contents of these collections, see p. 341 of Cata- 
 logue {undrr Louisiana). 
 
 — History of the iron trade of the United States, 1621 
 
 to 1857. New York, 1858. 8° 4006.02 
 
 French (George Russell). Shakespeareana genealogica. 
 
 London, 1869. 8° 1704.11 
 
 French (Gilbert). Bibliog. notices of church libraries 
 
 at Turton and Gorton, bequeathed by Humphrey 
 
 Chetham.L.,1855.4°. [Chetham soc.,v.38.]5094.39 
 French (J. H.) Gazetteer of the State of New York. 
 
 Syracuse, (A', r.,) 1860. 18° 616.01 
 
 French (J(An). Art of distillation. L.,1667. 12°. 3931.36 
 
 French. See France. 
 
 French anas. 3 v. London, 1805. 16°. . . 6215.19 
 
 French at home. ,S« Hhodes (A ) 1875 961.33 
 
 French authors at home. .See Challice (A. E.) 2 v. 1864. 3266.10 
 French chronicle of London ; 44 Henry in. — 17 Edw. 
 
 ni. ; ed. by J. G. J. Aungier. London, Camden 
 
 soc, 1844. 4° 5112.-8 
 
 French home life. Reprinted from Blackwood's mag. 
 
 New York, 1874. 12°. 961.29 
 
 French language. See Language IFrench). 
 
 French literature. See Literature {French), for literary history 
 
 and critioism : and lor a list of those authors whose works 
 
 are in tlie Catalogue iu whole or in part. 
 French love aougs. ^ee Curwen (Henry). 1871. . . . 1613.21 
 
 French political leaders. See King (Edward) 3'J21.17 
 
 French society, from the Fronde. .See Baker (H. B.) . . 3266.15 
 French's minor drama. Nos. 1-296. v. 1-37 in 21. 
 
 New York, [n.d.] 12° 1771.01 
 
 French's modern standard drama. Nos. 1-344. Ed. by 
 
 Epes Sargent, et al. v. 1-43 iu 29. New York, 
 
 [n.d] 12° 1772.01 
 
 Frend (Win.) The national debt in its true colours. London. 
 
 1817. 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 9, p. 415-432.] . . . 5058.09 
 Preneau (Philip). Poems. With preface. Loudon, 
 
 1861. 16° 1613.16 
 
 Frere (John Hookham). Works : in verse and prose. 
 
 3 V. 2d ed., revised, with additions. Loudon, 
 
 1842. 12° 1641.25 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Memoir by Sir Barlle Frere. 2. Contri- 
 butions to the Microcosm. Miscellanies. Contributions 
 to the Anti-Jacobin. Remarks on tlie 9th book of the Iliad. 
 Review of Mitchell's Aristophanes. Prospectus and speci- 
 men of an intended national work, by Wm. and Robert 
 Whistlecraft, relating- to king Arthur and his Round table. 
 Miscellanies. Fables lor hve years old. Transl. from 
 •The Cid." Miscel. translations. Translations from the 
 psalms of David. 3. Translations from Aristophanes : 
 The Acharnians, The Knights, The Birds, The Frogs, The 
 Peace. Theognis Restitutus. 
 
 fiEff" For notices of Frere, see Biography (p. 146). 
 
 BBOOKLVM MEROANTILB LIliKARYi
 
 FR ERE - FROG 
 
 561 
 
 Frfere ( Thomas). Fibre's chess hand-book. New York, 
 1858. 24° 4G14.04 
 
 — Morpliy's games of chess, and Frfere's problem 
 
 tournameut. N. Y., 1859. 24°. . . . 4614.10 
 
 Preriohs ^Fried. Theod.) Clinical treatise on diseases 
 
 of the liver. Tr. by C. Slurohison. Loudon, Xt-w 
 
 Sydmham soc, iSGO. 8" 4302.13 
 
 Fresco-painting. 5cff Fine arts {p. S43). 
 Freseuius (Dr. C. R. ) Qualitative chemical analysis. 
 7th ed. Ed. by A. Vacher. L., ISUil. b". . 4214.26 
 
 — Quantitative chemical analysis. 5th ed. Ed. by A. 
 
 Vacher. London, 1870. 8" 4214.27 
 
 Fresh hearts that failed 3000 years ago, etc. See Lowell (R. 
 
 T S.j. 1671.10 
 
 Fresh leaves from the Book. Sa Ranyard (L. N.) . . . 3735.07 
 Freshfield (Douglas W. ) Italian Alps. London, 1875. 
 
 12°. - 983.28 
 
 — Travels in the Central Caucasus and Bashan. Lon- 
 
 don, lSt59. 8=: 996.12 
 
 Fret- cutting. 
 
 — Semrose(,Wm.,jr.) Fret-cutting. 18C9.' . 1316.19 
 
 — Saxciier(G. A.) Fret-sawing, e(c-. 1875. .1314.34 
 Frey (Heinrich). The microscope and microscopicsj 
 
 technology. Tr. by G. E. Cutter. New York, 
 1872. 4° 4838.22 
 
 Preygang (Wilhelm von). Letters from the Caucasus 
 and Georgia ; journey into Persia in 1812, and 
 abridged history of Persia since Nadir Shah. 
 Loudon, 1823. 8° 1043.24 
 
 Preytag (Gustav). Bilder aus der deutschen Vergan- 
 genheit. 2 v. Leipzig, 1861. 8°. . . 7114.27 
 
 — Die verlorene Handsehrift. Leip., 1869. 16°. 7114.28 
 
 — Pictures of German Ufe, 15th- 17th centuries. Tr. 
 
 by Mrs. Malcolm. 2 v. L., 1862. 12°. 546.14 
 
 Same. 2d series. 18th and 19th centuries. 2 v. 
 
 in 1. London, 18G3. 12° 546.16 
 
 — Soil uud H^iben. 2 v. ia 1. Leip., 1858. 16°. 7114.26 
 
 JBSB^ For English versions of bis novels, see Fiction (p. 483). 
 
 Friar Bacon. Famous historie of Fiyer Bacon. [In Thorns {W, 
 
 J.) Early prone romances, v. l.J 261.22 
 
 — Greene {R.) Fiiar Bacon and Friar Bungay. [In his Dram. 
 
 works. V. 1, 1831.) 1725.04 
 
 Friar B.ikon's propUesie, a satire. A.D. 1604. Ed. by J. O. Halli- 
 
 well, [In Percy society, v. 16.] 6060.16 
 
 Friok iJos. ) Physical technics. Tr. by J. D. Easter. 
 
 Phil., 18G1. 8° 4tl2;.19 
 
 Fridthjof 3 Saga. See TegnSr (E.) ; also Viking tales of the 
 
 north 1693,42 
 
 Friedlaeader (Ludwig). Moenrs romaiues du rfegne 
 d' Augusta a la fia des Antonins. Tr. par Ch. Vo- 
 gpl. 2 V. Paris, 1865. 12° 434.28 
 
 Friend (The) : essays. 5m Coleridge (S. T.) Works, v. 2. 6026.05 
 
 Fiieudly ^Felix', psewl. Cougratulations and counsels: 
 a book for birthdays. 2d ed., enl. London, 1872. 
 48° 3537.26 
 
 Friendly societies. 
 
 — Becker (J. T. ) Constitution of friendly secieties, on 
 
 le;?ul and scientific principles. 5th ed. 1829. 5914.27 
 
 — Cimning'iam {J. W.) Observations on friendly societies. 1823. 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 22.J 5058,22 
 
 — Hardmdc (C.) History, e(c 5825.05 
 
 — Seison (^F. G.P.) Observ. on odd fellow and friendly 
 
 Bocietie.s. 14th ed. 1867 5914.28 
 
 Set also Contemp. rev.. Mch., 1873 (Gilds and friendly so- 
 cieties, by J- M. Ludlow) ; Jan., 1877 (History, functions, 
 etc.. by W. W. Edwards). 
 fl®" See also Gilds :— Social science. [Charitable agencies.) 
 
 Friends (Siciety of). See Biblical and religious lit. [Friends or 
 Qwikers. p. 87) ; aho Smith (J.) Descriptive catalogue of 
 Frii-nis' books. 1867 2741.08 
 
 Friends in coum-il. See Helps (A.) 2 v 2631.26 
 
 Friends of Christ. See Adams (N.) 3613.11 
 
 Frisudship. 
 
 — Aljer [W. R.) Friendships of women. 1868. 5821.22 
 
 — Cicero (M. T.) Cato and Laelius: essays. With 
 
 remarks by W. Melmoth. 2 v. 1777. . 5434.25 
 
 SaTue. 1807 3535.05 
 
 Same. [In hit Orations, etc. N. Y., 1852.] . . . 6321.0i 
 
 — T}ioiitpson{Mrs. K. £.) Celebrated friendships. 2 v. 
 
 1861 3253.24 
 
 — A'colKA.B.) /n Aij Tablets, p. 81-102 2512.17 
 
 — Argens [J. B. de P. d'i. On friendship, [/n Aw New memoirs, 
 
 1747 ; v. 1. p. 1-Cit,] 1225,29 
 
 — Ballanlyne [D Essays in mo8.iic, 1870 ; p. 174-187 ,2513.14 
 — • Disraeli (/,) Literary chararters. v. 2. l.'<22 : p. 164. 230. 2.V22,27 
 
 — Poilgr (Abigail). Country-living, p, 285-310 2523.03 
 
 — Emerson (K. ir.) Essays, 1st s., 187J : p. 173-199.) . 2524,05 
 
 — Plutarch. Of large acquaint.ince. [/n-fti* Morals, v. 1, p, 454. 
 
 *''4.) ■ 64;!0.26 
 
 — Roland [Mme.) Works, 1800 ; p. 33-43 2541,05 
 
 See also N. A. rev., July, 1S56 Literature of fiiendship). 
 Friendship of books. See Maurice (F. l}.\ 1874. . . .25.15.19 
 Friendship's garland. S« Arnold (Matthew). 1871. . .6713.04 
 Friendships ot women. .Set Alger (W. K) 1868. . . .682122 
 Friess (C. A. C. de). Corse. Paris, 1847. b°. 
 
 [Univers.] 901.26 
 
 Frisbie (B.) Hist, of Poultney, Vt. See Joslin (J ) . . 655.23 
 
 Friai (Paolo). Treatise on rivers and torrents. With 
 
 essay on canals. Tr. by J. Garslin. Lond., Weole 
 
 18G1. 16° 4025.22 
 
 Fria'TO'eU (James Hain). About in the world. Essays. 
 [anon.'i 3d ed. London, 186G. 16°. . 2525.16 
 Contents : Our first glimiise of the world. On boyhood, 
 and growing up. On tlie nation one ia born unto. Our 
 neighbors in Ireland. Outward adornment. Eating and 
 drinking. On pump-handles. On looking back. On res- 
 pectable people. On the faces around us. The poor 
 about us. Crime. On the cultivation of memory. Hap- 
 piness. War in the world. Barbarities of war. Barbarities 
 of peace. Gentle words. Dreamland. Taking heed of to- 
 morrow. Ou the length of our days. Something supe- 
 rior Beauty. On being cheated. Upon evil wishes and 
 curses. Ou one of our last acts. Good wishes at Christmas. 
 
 — Essays on English writers, [anon.'i London, 1869. 
 
 16° 2525.17 
 
 Contents : Study of history. History and hist, biography. 
 The English poets. The essayists. Dramatic literature. 
 Bible and its translators. Theologians. Letter-writers. 
 The satirists. Scottish poets. Pohtical and metaphysical 
 writers. British noveUsts. English* essayists. Poets of 
 the present century. 
 
 — Familiar words, or quotation handbook. London, 
 
 1866. 12^' 6213.04 
 
 — Footsteps to fame. New ed. L., 1874. 12°. 3261.28 
 
 Contents : Uses ot fame. The great thinkers. Heroes. 
 Rulers of m.Tnkind. Soldiers, Leaders ol men and lovera 
 of their country, Votariesof science— Humboldt. Ploughers 
 of the deep — Sailors. Pioueers of science. Great workers. 
 Lover.s of nature — Audubon. The searchers of the skies. 
 Watchers of the shore. John Sraeaton — lighthouses. Pa- 
 triots. Benefactors. Workers and thinkers. 
 
 — Francis Spira, and other poems, [anon.] London, 
 
 1865. 16° 1643.23 
 
 — Gentle life : essays in aid of the formation of char- 
 
 acter. 2 V. London, 1866. 10°. . . . 2525.14 
 
 — Life portraits of Shakspeare : with an examinalion 
 
 into their authenticity. L., 1864. sm. 4°. 1753.27 
 
 — Modern men of letters. L., 1870. 
 
 12° 
 
 2525.18 
 
 About (E. F. V ) 
 Alnsworth (W, H,) 
 Browning (It.) 
 Carlyle (T.) 
 Dickens (C, J, H.) 
 Disraeli (B.) 
 Emerson (B.W.) 
 Orute (Q.) 
 
 Rnskin (J.) 
 liu,skin (Ethics 
 
 of). 
 Sala (G, A.) 
 Swiubume (A. 0.) 
 Tennyson (A.) 
 Trollope jA,j 
 
 Contents : 
 Hugo {V, M.) 
 Kingsley (C) 
 Lemon (II,) 
 Lever (C, J,) 
 L'mgfejlow (H.W.) 
 Lytton (Lord.) 
 Reade (C.) 
 Robertson (T. W.) 
 
 Other people's windows. 2d sd. 1869. 12°. 234.39 
 The silent hour : essays for Sunday reading. Lond,, 
 
 1868. 16° 3553.12 
 
 tS- See also Fiction class-list fp. 483). 
 
 Prith (John). Thoughts ou the mysteries of life. 
 Book I. [Cosmological, astronomical, geological.] 
 Loudon, 1872. 8° 4ij26.20 
 
 Frittiiof-Saga, See Tegner (E.) 
 
 Fritze (Ernst). Idalium. Wien, 1862. 32°. . 7114.33 
 
 Frobisher {.Prnf. J. E.) Culture of voice and action, 
 with readings. New York, 1868. 12°. . 6332.15 
 
 Frobisher (i'tr aiartin). Besle (0.) Three voyages of 
 M. F., in search of a pas.sage to Cathaia and India 
 by the northwest, 1576-78. London, Hakluyt 
 soc, 1867. 8°. 1145.11 
 
 Same. [In Pinkerton (J.) Voyages, v. 12 ] . . . 926.13 
 
 — BundelHT.) Voyages toward the northwest. 1496-1631. 1145.10 
 
 — Southey [R.) Lives of the Brit, admirals, v. 6. . . . 321k05 
 Proebel (Friedrich). 
 
 — Krlege (ilatUd/t H. ) The child, its naturs and rela- 
 
 tions, an elucidation of Froebel's principles of 
 education. A free rendering of the German of 
 baroness Marenholtz- Billow, 'id ed. 1872. 5512,33 
 
 Friedrich Froebel : a biogr. sketch. . . 5512.34 
 
 a^ See also Education. [Kindergarten ) 
 
 Proebel (Juliusi. Seven years tr.tvel in Central Amer- 
 ica, Northern Mexico, and the far West. L., 1859. 
 8° 1165.19 
 
 — Physical geography of N. A. (Sm, report. 1854.) . . 3936.09 
 Frog. See Natur.il history. [Frog ;— Reptiles.) 
 
 71 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AO I'HOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITI,E, and the NU.MBER.
 
 562 
 
 FROISSART-FUEL 
 
 Froiasait (Jean). Chronicles of England, France, 
 Spain, elc, from Edw. n. to Henry iv. [132G-1399.] 
 Tr., with life, etc., by T. Johnes. 2 v. London, 
 1852. 8^ 497.03 
 
 — Chroniques, 1325-1400. [Buchon. Col. des chron , 
 
 V. Il--.i5.] 5125.22 
 
 — Poesies, [/n Buchon. Col. ties cbron., v. 10.1 • • . 5125.21 
 
 — St. Leger (B. ) Froissart and his times. 3 v. 3063.02 
 
 .yec Fraaer'B njag.,July, 1873 (F.'a cUrouicles) ; also the 
 
 next title ; — 
 Proissart ballads ; poems. See Cooke (P. P.) 1847. . . 1634.06 
 From Cape Cod to Dixie. See Mackie (J. M.l 1864. . . 1111.08 
 From Dau to Beei'sheba. Sex Newman (.J. P.) 1364. . . 1053 06 
 
 From dawu to uoon : poems. See Fane (V.) 1643.36 
 
 From dawu to suurise. See Smith [Mrs. J. G.) .... 3411.24 
 From feudal to federal. See Partridge (J. A.) 1872 . . 5725.25 
 From Uverpool to St. Louis. 6'« Hall (N.| 1870.. . .1072.13 
 From matter to spirit. See De Morgan {.Mrs. A.) 1863. . 3811.07 
 From peasant to prince ; Life of Menschikoff. See Pietzker 
 
 (.M. A.) 3122.27 
 
 From Sedan to Saiirbruck, via Verdun, Gravclolte, 
 
 and Metz. Bv an officer of the Koyal ArtUhry. 
 
 [wmn.'] Loudon, 1870. 12° 526.15 
 
 From the lakes of Killarney to the Golden horu. See Field 
 
 (H. M.) 94(>.13 
 
 From tr.aditioDal to rational faith. See Griffin (R A.) . 3555.28 
 From Waterloo to the Peninsula. See Sala (li. A.) 1867. 942.18 
 Froniberg (Emanuel Otto). Art of painting on glass. 
 
 Tr. by H. J. Clarke. 3d ed. L., 1857. 16°. 1443.23 
 Fromeiitin (Eugene). Dominique. P., 1863. 12°. 7021.30 
 
 — Uue annee dans le Sabel. 2e ed. P., 1.859. 12°. 7021.31 
 Fromont jeuue et Rosier aiue : mceuvs parisiennes. See Daudet 
 
 (A.) 1877 7014 36 
 
 Fronde. See Countries. [France: Idstory. 1. Civil wars, y>. 'ill.) 
 FronmuUer (G. F. O.) Epistles general of Peter and Jude. [lit 
 
 Lange (J. P.) Commentary. New Test., v. 9, 1868.] 3747.19 
 Froiitiuua (Sextus Julius). De aqufediictibus urbis 
 
 Komse. Tr. de M. J. Rondelet. [Lai. et Fr.] 
 
 Paris, 1866. 8°. [NLsard's collection.] 7725.03 
 
 — Strategematicon. Tr. par T. Baudemont. [Lat. et 
 
 Fr.] P., 1869. 8°. [Nisard's collection.] 7725.02 
 
 — Strategematicon, or Greek and Koman anecdotes, 
 
 cone, the science of war : also Strategiuoii, or 
 
 J characteristics of illustrious generals. Tr. by R. 
 
 B. Scott. [With] some account of the author. 
 
 London, 1811. 12° 4513.23 
 
 Frost (John). Great cities of the world, in (heir glory 
 and in their desolation. Auburn and Buffalo, 
 1852. 8° 441.25 
 
 — Hints to a young meeh.iuic. [7n Kelt (T.) Mechanics' text- 
 
 book, p. 179-403. lioston. 1852. 12' 3923.07 
 
 — Pictorial historv of the U. S. 4 v. in 2. Pbiladel., 
 
 1843. 8°. ."■ 574.20 
 
 — Pictorial history of the world, to the death of Con- 
 
 stautine the Great. PLila., 1846. 12°. . 427.11 
 Frost (Percival). SoUd geometrv. New cd. v. 1. 
 London, 1S75. 8°. ....".... 4012.11 
 Frost (Sarah Annie*. Amateur theatricals and fairy- 
 tale dramas. New York, 1808. 16°.. .1724.17 
 
 — Book of tableaux and shadow pantomimes. New 
 
 York, [1869.] 16° 1724.33 
 
 — Laws and by-laws of American society. New York, 
 
 1869. 16° 5427.11 
 
 Frost and fire. See Campbell (J. F.) 2 v. 1865. . . . 4112.02 
 Frothiiigham (Ephraim mul A.L, ) Philosophy as abso- 
 
 lutescience. v. 1. [Ontology.] B.,1864. 8-. 541?.02 
 Frothingham (Nathaniel Langdon). Metrical pieces, 
 
 translated and original. B., 1855. 12°. 1643.17 
 
 — Sermons in order of a twelvemonth. Boston, 1852. 
 
 12°. 3553.14 
 
 — Deism or Christianity? Four discourses. B.,1845. 8'. 3548.19 
 
 — Farewell : sermon on resigning his pastoral charge. Boston, 
 
 1850. 8* 3648.19 
 
 Frothingham (0. B. ) Beliefs of the unbelievers, and 
 
 other disoouriJes. New York 1876. 12°. 3553.28 
 
 — 'Cliild's book of religion. N. Y., 1876. 12°. 3553.30 
 
 — Cradle of the Christ : a study in primitive christian- 
 ■ ity. New York, 1877. 12' 3553.33 
 
 — Eternal life ; a discourse. Salem, 1856. 8^ 3548.19 
 
 — Knowledge and faith, and other discourses. New 
 
 York, 1876. 12° 3553.31 
 
 — Religion of humanity. N. Y'., 187.3. 16°. . 3553.11 
 
 — Safest creed and twelve other recent discourses on 
 
 reason. New York, 1874. 12° 3553.26 
 
 — Stories from the lips of the teacher. Boston. 1864. 
 
 12° 3553.15 
 
 — Stories of the patriarchs. B.,1864. 16°. .3553.13 
 
 — Theodore Parker: a biography. B., 1874. 12°. 3136.17 
 
 — Trausceddentalism in New England : a history. 
 
 New York, 1876. 12° 3553.29 
 
 iVo(«.— Reviewed by S. Osgood, in International rev., 
 Nov., 1876. 
 
 — New commandment : a review of a discourse by O. B. Froth- 
 
 ingham. By a layman. Salem, 1854. 8'' 3548.19 
 
 — Slednmn (E. C.) O B. F., and the new faith. 1876. . 3563.38 
 Frothingham (Richard). The Centennial : battle of 
 
 Bunker Hill. Boston, 1875. 16°. . . . 601.13 
 
 — Command in the battle of Bunker Hill, with a reply to Swett 
 
 Boston, 1850. 8' 601.26 
 
 — History of the siege of Boston. B., 1851. 8°. 581.03 
 
 — Life and times of Joseph Warren. Boston, 1 865. 
 
 8° 3176.09 
 
 — Rise of the republic of U. S. B., 1872. 8°. 576.13 
 
 — Tribute to Thomas Starr King. B., 1865. 12°. 3006.10 
 Fronde (James Anthony). 
 
 — Address in answer to father Buike. [In Fraser, Jan., 1873.] 
 
 — Calvinism. New York. 1871. 12°. . . .3553.18 
 
 — The English in Ireland in 18th century. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1872-1874. 8° 465.14 
 
 Note. — For Teviews see Foftn., rev., Aug., 1874 (by J. E. 
 Cairnes) ; Macmillan. v. 30. 1874. 
 
 — History of England from the fall of Wolsey to the 
 
 defeat of the Spanish armada. 12 v. New York, 
 
 1866-70. 12° 474.01 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Blackwood's mag.. Jan., 1870. or Lit- 
 tell, 1870, V. 1 (Froude and IMai-y qu. of Scots) : Brit. quar. 
 rev.. Oct.. 1858. or Littell. 1869. v. 1 (Henrys reign) ; Cath. 
 world, v. 12, 1871 (3 sharply critical papers, by J. F. Me- 
 line ; Contemp., rev., v. 4. 1867 (Irish church and the re- 
 formation, by R. Nugent ;) Dublin nuiv. mng., March. 1861; 
 or Littell, 1861. v. '2 (Mary Tudor period) : Ed. rev., v. 119. 
 1864 ; Fraser's mag., v. 64. 1K56; v 68. 1858 ; v. 62. 1860 ; 
 North Brit, rev., v. 26, 1856.7 ; Westm. rev., v. 66, 1856. 
 
 — Nemesis (The) of faith. 2ded. L., 1849. 8°. 3553.25 
 
 — Short stutlies on great subjects. 3 v. New Y'ork, 
 
 1868-77. 8° 2525.07 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Book of Job. Cat's pilgrimage. Phi- 
 losophy of cathohcism. Compensation. Criticism and the 
 gospel history. Dissolution of the monasteries. Eng- 
 land's forgotten worthies. Erasmus and Luther. Fables : 
 1. The lions and the oxen ; 2. Farmer and tlie fox. 
 Science of history. Homer. Influence of the reformation 
 on the Scottish character. Lives of the saints. Parable of 
 the bread-lruit tree. Plea for the free discussion of theo- 
 logical difficnlties. Representative men. Reynard the fox. 
 Spinoza. 
 
 2. Calvinism. A bishop of the 12th cent. [Hugo of Lin- 
 coln.] Father J. H. Newman on the Grammar of assent. 
 Condition and prospects of protestantism. England and 
 her colonies. A fortnight in Kerry. Reciprocal duties of 
 Btateand subject. The merchant. and his wife. On progress. 
 The colonies once more. Education. England's war. The 
 Eastern question. Scientific method applied to history. 
 
 3. Annals of an English abbey [St. Alban's]. Revival of 
 Romanism. Sea studies. Society in Italy in the last days 
 of the Roman republic. Lncian Diviis Ctesar. On the 
 uses of a landed gentry. Party politics. Leaves from a 
 South African journal. 
 
 — Clarkson (S.) J. A. Froude and John Bright : the 
 
 censor censured. [h.(7.] 3023.29 
 
 — Meline (J. F.) Mary queen of Scots and her latest 
 
 English historian. 1872 3121.25 
 
 Froude (Richard Hurrell). Remains. 2 v. London, 
 1838. 8° 3553.16 
 
 — Stephen (J.) ' Rev. B. H. Froude. [In his Essays, 1852 ; p. 
 
 22-38.] 2517.U 
 
 Frowd (G. G. Player). Sw Player-Frowd (J. G.) . . . 
 
 Frugality. Mackenzie (G.) Moral history of frugality, [/n his 
 Essays, 1713.] 6435.37 
 
 Fruit culture. See Agriculture, (p. 8). 
 
 Fruits, flowers, and farming. See Beecher !H. W.) 1859. 6123.07 
 
 Fruits of endowments ; a list of works of 2,000 au- 
 thors who have enjoyed nou-cure endowments of 
 the church of England. L., 1840. 1. 8°. 2745.06 
 
 Fry (Danby P 1 On some English dictionaries. [In Philol. soc. 
 proceedings, 1859.] ''*i^-'? 
 
 Fry (J.R.)Lifeof GeneralTaylor. P. 1857. 16°. 3172.08 
 
 Frv (Joseph Storrs). A concise history of tithes. London, 1820. 
 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 15 : p. 393-414.] .... 6058.15 
 
 Fryxell (Ander.s). History of Sweden. Tr. by M. 
 Howict. 2v. London, 1814. 1'2°. . . 542.10 
 
 Fuchs (C. W. C.) Practical guide to the determination 
 of minerals by the blowpipe. Tr. by T. W. Dau- 
 by. London, 1875. 8°. . ' 4216.32 
 
 Fuel. See Arts (Useful, Coal, p. 40 -.— Warming and ventilation, 
 
 Fuelo? t*he'6nn.''^,^«'WiUiams(W. M.) 1870 4017.16 
 
 <• 
 *• 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY
 
 FUERST GABORIAU 
 
 563 
 
 Fuerst (Julius). Libiorum sucrorum veteris Testa- 
 menti couoordantire Hebraic* atque Clialdaicffi. 
 Ed. stertotj'iiii. LipdLB, I8I1). lol. . . 3727.18 
 
 PiiessUu {Johaim Conrad). Sebastian Castellio : le- 
 bensgeschiclite. Frankfurt und Leipzig, 1775. 
 12° - 3161.23 
 
 Fugitive miscellany. 2 v. London, 1774. 16°. 1612.14 
 
 Fulcher (George Wm.) Life of G-iinsborough. Lon- 
 don. 1850. 16° 3063.15 
 
 Fulke (Wm., D.D.) Defence of the translations of the 
 Bible into the Enolish tongue. Cambr., (Eng.,) 
 Purfcer.soc, 1843. 8° 3636.15 
 
 — Stapleton's fortress overthrown. Kejoinder to Mar- 
 
 tiall's Keply. Discovery of the dangerous rock 
 of the Popish church. Cambr., {Emj.,) Parker 
 
 soc, 1848. 8° 3636.14 
 
 Fuller (Andrew). The Calvinistie and Socinian pys- 
 tems examined and compared as to their moral 
 tendency. Boston, 1815. 16^ 35.54.U3 
 
 — Principal works and remains ; with life by his son. 
 
 London, 1852. 12° 3554.02 
 
 Contents : Memoir, by his son. TUe Gospel its own wit- 
 ness. Calvinistie and Socinian systems examined as to 
 tlieir moral tendency. Importance uf truth. Ci'iminality 
 of mental error. On liberty. 
 
 — Foster tJ.) Critical essays, v. 2, p 396-411. 1856. . .2526.01 
 
 Fuller (Andrew S.) Forest-tree culturi.st. New York, 
 1866. 12° 6135.18 
 
 — Grape culturist. 5th ed. N. Y., 1865. 12°. 6133.03 
 Fixller (Henry Wm.) On diseases of the lungs and air 
 
 passages. 2d ed. London, 1SG7. 8°. . 4321.26 
 
 Fuller (Hiraml. Belle Brittan Oii a tour, at Newport, 
 
 and Here and there. N. Y., 1(^58. 12°._ . 942.05 
 
 — Grand transformation scenes in the United States, 
 
 or glimpses of home after 13 years abroad. New 
 York, 1875. 12° . 1132.22 
 
 — Sparks from a locomotive. By Belle Brittan. [pseud."] 
 
 New York, 1859. 12° 943.06 
 
 Fuller (Jane Jay). Uncle John's flower gatherers. 
 New York., 1869. 16° 4913.08 
 
 Fuller (Margaret, a/tei-ward OssoH). See Ossoli. 
 
 Fuller (Richard, DD.) and Waylaud (F. ) Domestic 
 slavery as a scriptural institution : correspond- 
 ence. New York, 1856. 8° 5831.13 
 
 Fuller (Thomas). Abel Eedivivus : lives and deaths 
 of the modem divines. New ed., with notes, by 
 W. Nichols. 2 V. London, 1867. 8°. . 3432.19 
 
 — Cause and cure of a wounded conscience. Triana ; 
 
 or, a threefold romauza, of Mariana, Paduana, 
 and Sabina. Ornithologie, or the speech of birds ; 
 and Antheologia, or the speech of flowers. Lon- 
 don, 1867. 8° 3553.21 
 
 — Church history of Briffiin, until 1648. 3d ed. Notes 
 
 by J. Nichols. 3 v. London, 1842. 8°. 3444.13 
 
 — Comment on Euth : and notes upon Jonah. Ed. by 
 
 W. Nichols. London, 1868. 8°. . . . 3734.22 
 
 — Good thoughts on bad times, and other papers. 
 
 Boston, 18G3. 16° 3553.20 
 
 — History of the univ. of Cambridge, and of Waltham 
 
 Abbey ; with the Ajipeal of injured innocence. 
 Newed., with notes, by J. Nichols. London, 1840. 
 8° 5515.12 
 
 — Holy state and Profane state. New ed. , with notes, 
 
 by J. Nichols. London, 1841. 8°. . .3553.19 
 
 — Joseph's party-coloured coat : a comment on 1 Cor. . 
 
 xi., with several sermons : and David's heinous 
 sin, hearty repentance, heavy punishment : poem. 
 Ed. by W. Nichols. Loudon, 1867. 8°. 3553.22 
 
 — Selections from bis wrilings. [In Rogers (H.) Essay on F.. 
 
 18S7.] 6076.20 
 
 — Worthies of England. Ed. by P. A. Nuttall. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1840. 8" 475.17 
 
 ,eS~ For lives of Fuller, see Biography (p. 146). 
 Fuller (Reu. T. E. ) Boy's holiday book. London, 
 
 1855. 24° 4611.03 
 
 FuUerton (Lady Georgiaua). Countesa of Bonneval : 
 
 her life and letters. 2 v. L., 1858. 12°. 3022.23 
 
 — Life of St. francos of Rome ; of Lucy of Nami, of 
 
 Dominica of Paradiso, and of Anne de Mont- 
 morency. New York, 1SI)5. 12°. . . . 3418.05 
 US' For the nonets of lady F., see Fiction (p. 483). 
 Fullom (Stephen W. ) History of Women. London, 
 1855. 12° 5823.09 
 
 — Poor-law rhymes ; or, anti-Marcus. London, 1839. 
 
 16> 1003.11 
 
 j8®" For his novels, see Fiction (p. 483). 
 Fulton (Charles Carroll). Europe viewed through 
 
 American spectacles. Phil., 1874. 8°. . 946.08 
 Fulton (Forrest). Manual of constitutional history. 
 
 London, 1875. 8° 5712.22 
 
 Fulton (J. A.) Peach culture. N. Y., 1870. 12°. 6135.28 
 Fulton (Rev. Justin D. ) The true woman. Added, 
 
 Woman vs. ballot. B., 1869. 16°. . . 5821.26 
 Fulton (Robert). Treatise on the improvement of 
 
 canal navigation. 17 pi. L , 1794. 4°. . 3927.22 
 j^~ For lives of R. Fulton, see Biography, (p. 147). 
 FiUton (Robert). Hlustrated book of pigeons. Ed. 
 
 by L. Wright. London, [1876.] 4°. . . 6137.24 
 
 Fun better than physic. See Hall (Wm. W.) 4324.11 
 
 Funeral rites. See Burial usages (p. 212) ; also Tegg (W.) Ths 
 
 last act : funeral rites, etc. 1876 6215.29 
 
 Fungi. See Botany {Fungt, p. 225). 
 
 Fiuigusiana ; or opinions and table talk of the late 
 
 Barnaby Fuugus.esq. [psewd] L.,1809. 18°. 6211.26 
 Funke (Otto). Atlas of physiological chemistry. 
 
 London, 1853. 4^ [Cavendish soc] . 4318.05 
 Fur hunters of the far west, ^ce Ross (.\.) ...... 1124.12 
 
 Furman (Gabriel). Antiquities of Long Island. Bib- 
 liography by H. Onderdouk, jr. Ed. by Frank 
 
 Moore. New York, 1875. 12° 591.23 
 
 — Notes, geogr. and historical, relating to the town of 
 
 Brooklyn, with notes and memoir. Brooklyn, 
 
 Faust soc, 1865. 4° 626.05 
 
 Fumeaux (Philip). Letters to Blackstone, concerning 
 
 his exposition of the act of toleration. 2d ed. 
 
 London. 1771. 8° 3553.24 
 
 FiUTiess (Horace Howard, ed.) See Shakspere (Wm.) 
 Furness {Mrs, Horace Howard). 'Concordance to 
 
 Shakespeare's poems. Phil., 1875. 8°. . 1765.13 
 Fumess (Wm. Henry). Discourses. Philadel., 1855. 
 
 12° 3554.01 
 
 — Jesus. Phila., 1871. 1'2° 3422.21 
 
 — Unconscious truth of the four gospels. Philadelphia, 
 
 1868. 12° -. . . 3553.27 
 
 — Veil partly lifted, and Jesus becomiug visible. 
 
 Boston, 1S64. 16°. 3422.09 
 
 Furniture. See Fine arts {Furniture, p. 644). 
 
 Fumivall (Frederick J.i Ear)y English poems and lives of saints. 
 
 (Philol. soc. Proceedings. 1858.) 6443.11 
 
 — Political, religious, and love poems. London, 1866. 
 
 8°. [E. E. T. S., no. 15.] 7913.04 
 
 Ifote. — For various works edited by F., see Chaucer soc. 
 (p. 263) ; and Early Eng. text soc. (p. 1^2). 
 
 Furs. 
 
 — Lankesler (E.) Uses of animals, p. 263-301 6926.23 
 
 — Ntiohouse (S.) Trappers' guide. With observations 
 
 on the fur trade. 1867 4617.11 
 
 See also Pop. science monthly (Furs and their wearers, 
 
 by J. H. Partridge). 
 Fijrst. See Fuerst. 
 Fuseli (Henry). Lectures on painting. Ed. by R. N. 
 
 Womum. London, 1848. 12° 1424.08 
 
 — Life and writings. The former written by J. 
 
 Knowlos. 3v. London, 1831. 8°. . .3063.11 
 v. 1. Life. 2. Lectures on art and painting. 3. Lectures 
 cont'd. Aphorisios. A hist, of art iu the schools of Italy. 
 4E^ For lives of Fuseli, ^ee Biography (p. 147). 
 Fustel de Coulanges (Numa Denis). The ancient 
 city : a studj' on religion, laws and institutions of 
 Greece and Rome. From the French, by W. Small. 
 Boston, 1874. 8° 421.27 
 
 — Aryan ci\'ilization : its religious origin and progress. 
 
 [Tr. and condensed] by T. C. Barker. London, 
 
 1871. 12° 421.21 
 
 Future (Tlie) : a political essay. See Throop (JI H.) 1864. 6723.10 
 Future (The). .See Social science . {Conization; — Progress). 
 Future life. See Bibhcal and religious lit. (p. 38), 
 - Future wealth of America. See Bonynge (F.) .... 6916.03 
 Fusang. or discov. of America by Chiuese Buddhist priests in ttie 
 
 6th ceutury. See Leland (C. G.) 1875 66:1.26 
 
 Fyffe (C. A.) History of Greece. London, 1875. 16°. 
 
 [History primers. Ed. by J. E. Green.] 421.30 
 Gaboriau (EmUe). Le dossier no. 113. 86 6i. Paris, 
 
 1870. 12°. 7031.16 
 
 — Le 13e Hussards. A pied et k cheval. 17e ed. 
 
 Paris, 1870. 12° 7031.20 
 
 — Les cotillons ct=lebres. Oe (^d. 2v. P., 1870.12°. 7031.14 
 
 — Les comediennes ador&s. 2e ed. P., 1870.16°. 1723.30 
 
 — Les esclaves de Paris. 4e ed. 2 v. P., 1870. 12°. 7031. 17 
 
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 564 
 
 GABORIAU - GALVANO 
 
 — Les gens de bureau. 3e ed. P., 1870. 12°. 70:U.19 
 
 — Mon-ieur L^•coq. 4e ed. 2 t. P.. 1870. 12°. 7131.21 
 
 JBEv' For EiH/Ush versions of his iiovJs sfe Fiction (p. 483). 
 Gael. -S^e (in Counthest Celts (p. 299) ;~Language {Celtic and 
 
 Graelic ; — Poetry {Gaelicl. 
 Gage ( Wm. L. ) Life of Carl Kitter. New York. 1867. 
 
 12= 315.3.12 
 
 — Studies in Bible latids. Boston, 1869. 12°. 1051.18 
 
 — Trinitarian sermons preached to a unitarian congre- 
 
 gation. Boston, 1^59. 12° 3554.04 
 
 Gaieties aud gravities. See Smith (Horace) 2543.10 
 
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 1842. 8° 5534.10 
 
 Gailbabaud (.Jules). L'arcbitecture du 5e au 17e 
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 Gailhard (J. ) Two discourses : cone, a private settle- 
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 1682. 8° • . . . 5712.11 
 
 Gairdner (James). Houses of Lancaster and York, 
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 Gaius (Titus). Elements of Roman law. With tr. and 
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 Galatea (Cruise of tbe), 1869. See Milner (J.) and Brierly (O 
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 1^67. 10° 7115.25 
 
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 Gaiibert (Leon) and Pelle (Clement). Ajigleterre, 
 Eoosse et Irelande. 4 v. Paris, 1812-14. 8°. [Uui- 
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 Galigiiani 3 new Paris guide. P., 1861. 12°. 962.02 
 
 — Same. London, 1876. 12° 962.02a 
 
 Galileo. See Biography (p. 147) ; also New monthly, May, 1864 ; 
 
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 Galindo (.lUiin). Tlie ruins of Copan, iu Central America. [In 
 
 /_rchcBologia Anier., v. 2. 1880.] 677.19 
 
 — Letter giving au accoimt of Thomas Gage. [In Mass. liist. 
 
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 Gallagher (iCef. Mason). Book of common pr.iyer. Re- 
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 Gallatin (Albert). Autoliiography. 1798. [In Maine hist. eoc. 
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 boundary clai:ued by them. Extracted from the 
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 V. 2, 1H57.J 03i5.ll3 
 
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 evils ol tlie present banking system. By Pubhcola [pseud.] 
 
 Mew ycirl;, 18u5. »' 6913.16 
 
 jesg" S':e also Biography (p. 147). 
 
 Gallaudet (Eilward M.) The deaf-mute college at Washington. 
 [In Amer. eoc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 6, 1874.] . 5811.03 
 
 — Government patronage of art. Wash., 1875. 8° [Vienna int. 
 
 exbib. U. S. reports, v. 2, 1875.] ....... 3916.16 
 
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 Rr-poits, v. 2, 1875.] 3916.16 
 
 Gallaudet (Thomas Hopkins). Sermons and discourses, [hi 
 
 Barnard (H.) Tribute to Gallaudet, 1859.) . . . 3063.22 
 Gallenga (Antonio). [' L. Mariotti.'] ' *>Mr. 
 
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 London, 1853. 8° , . 3053.02 
 
 — History of Piedmont. [To 1855.] 3 v. London, 
 
 1855. 12° - . 533.01 
 
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 Galleries (Art). See Fine arts, p, 644. 
 
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 1836 3242.10 
 
 Gallery of nature. &s Milner (Thomas). 1852. . . .4026.01 
 Galletly (A.) Coal and colheries. [/n British m'fg industries. 
 
 1876.] 3941.25 
 
 Gallois (Leonard). Histoire des joumaux etdesjour- 
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 1H45. 8° 2735.16 
 
 Galloway (Robert). Manual of qualitative analysis. 
 5th ed. Xondon, 1870. 12° 4213.25 
 
 Gallus ; or Roman scenes in the times of Augustus. See Becker 
 (W. A.) 434.13 
 
 Gait (John). Life and works of Benjamin West. Lon- 
 don, 1820. 8° 3184.01 
 
 — Life of cardinal Wolsey. L., 1846. 12°. . 3187.03 
 
 — Life of lord Byron. N. Y., [n.d] 18°. . 3027.06 
 Same. 33 ed. L., 1830. 16°. . . . 3027.06a 
 
 — Lives of the players. 2 v. L., 1831. 8°. 3263.03 
 
 A''o.'e.— For Contents see p. 424 of Catalogue. ^^ 
 
 — Poems. Loudon, 1833. 8' "". 1644.01 
 
 .8E5* For Gait's novels, see Fiction (p. 483). 
 ftS* For lives and notices of him, see Biography (p. 147) ; 
 also lientley's miscel., v. 18, 1845. 
 
 Gait (John M.) Treatment of insanity. New York, 
 1846. 8° . 4332.23 
 
 Gait (Wm.) Railway reform. L., 18C5. 8°. 39°5.37 
 
 Galtou ( Douglas I . Address on the construction of hos- 
 pitals. London, 1809. 12°. 4344.26 
 
 Gallon (Francis). Art of travel. 3d ed, L,, 1860. 
 12° 932.04 
 
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 London, 1874. 8° 3913.12 
 
 — Hereditary genius. N. Y., 1870. 8°. . . 473(3.15 
 
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 — Notes on mod. geog. [In Cambridge essays, 1855.] . 2517.13 
 
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 Contents : 1860. Clark (W. G.) Naples aud Garibaldi. 
 Spottiswoode ((.t. A.) A tour through military Croatia and 
 part of Hungary. D. (R.) Slavonic raci^s Kingsley (G. H.) 
 Gossip on a Sutherland hillside. Bowen (C. C.) Visit to 
 Peru. Cowell (J. J.) Graian Alps and Mount Iseran. 
 Stephen (L ) The Allelein horn. Hawkins (F. V.| Partial 
 ascent of Mount Cervin, (Matterhoru). Tyndall (J.) From 
 Lauterbrunnen to the Aggislihoru. Clark (J. W.) Yacht 
 voyat^e to Faroe Islands and Iceland. Tozer (H. F.) Nor- 
 way. Gallon (F.) Visit to north Spain at the time of the 
 eclipse. Noel (It.) Syrian travel and Syrian tribes. 
 
 1861. Weir (A.) St. Petersburg and Moscow. Marshall 
 (W.) Country of Schamyl. Tozer (H. F) Monks of Mount 
 Athos. Young (C.) The Amazon aud Rio Madeira. Col- 
 linson (R.) Nine weeks iu Canada. Sclater (P. L.) Natural- 
 ist's impressions of Wiiaiu. Geikie (A.) Geological notes 
 on Aiiveigue. Seeman (B.) Fiji and its inhabitants. Dur- 
 rant (\V.) The Krn coast. Cape P.ilmas, and the Nlyer. 
 Groove (<i) Nabious and the Samaritans. Christmas iu 
 Montenegro, by J. M. 
 
 1862. Tristram (H.B.) Winter ride in Palcsline. Ber- 
 tram (J. G ) Fish culture m Fiance. Kennedy (C. M.) 
 Turks of Constantinople. Gordon [Lady Duff) Letters 
 from the cape. Clark (W. G.) Po)aud. Powell (D.) The 
 republic of Paraguay. Tyrwhitt |R. St. John). Siuai. Lub- 
 bock (.)/»s.) Ancu-nt sbell-inouuds of Denmark. Mayo (C.) 
 Medical aeiviue nf the Fedir.il army. Greive (W. T.) 
 t'hurcli and people of Servia. Gordon (A.) Wilderness 
 journeys in New Brunswick. 
 
 — Visit to nortli Spain at the time of the eclipse. [In his Vaca- 
 
 tion tourists. 1800.] 925.11 
 
 Galvanism. See Physics;— Arts (Useful: Eleclro-metallurgy , p. 41.) 
 
 Galvaiio (Anlonio). Discoveries of the world, unto 
 
 ]55."i. Repr. from [Hakluyt], with the Portuguese 
 
 text. Ed. by C. R. D. Btthune. honion, H.ikluyt 
 
 soc, 1862. 6° 925.17 
 
 BROOKLYN MliRCANTlLB LIURARV
 
 GALVANOMETER- G-ARLICK 
 
 565 
 
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 V. da G., antl viceroyalty, Iroin the Leudus da 
 
 India of Caspar Coirei. Tr. by lord Stanley of Al- 
 
 derley. Lo'jdon, llnkluylsoc, 18';9. . . 1(130.19 
 
 Sambetta (Loon). See Biography (p. 147);— a/so King (E.) French 
 
 polit. lealers, 187i; 32'21.17 
 
 Gamble (Reo. W. H.) Trinidad ; historical and de- 
 scriptive. London, ia6U. 16° 1161.11 
 
 Gambling. 
 
 — FUzijerald (P.) " Le sport " at Baden. 1864. 4611.32 
 
 — Ureea (J. H. ) Secret band of brothers ; or, Ameri- 
 
 can outlaw.'^. 1847 4li22.n3 
 
 — Huygens (C.) Of tlje hazards of gaming. [In Arbathnot (J.) 
 
 MiBcel. works. Suppl., p. 28-65.] 6012.07 
 
 — Lambert (0.) Game of hazard investigated. 
 
 1816. 4611.25 
 
 — Moiure {A. de). Doctrine of clinnces. 1756. 461.S.20 
 
 — Mooi-e (0.) Treat.on gaming. [Of suicide, v.2.]3578.01 
 
 — Persius {C.) llouge et noir. 1823. . . .4622.02 
 
 — Proctor {R. A.) Borderland of science. 1873. . . .3916.17 
 
 — Sleininetz {A.) Gaming table ; its votaries and vic- 
 
 tim.i, in all times and countries. 2 v. 187i). 4626. 01 
 
 — Treatise on playe. [In Harrington (J.I Nug.-e autiqnta. v. 1. 
 
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 — Walker (<?.) Manifest detection of the vyle use of dice play. 
 
 Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. [In Percy soc. v. 29.J . . 506U.29 
 
 — If /a(«)0i//i (ir.^.) Choice and cb,ince. 1870. 4UU.22 
 
 ,S«ea!,w Bentley'3mi3cel.,v.l8, 19,1815-46; New mouthly. 
 
 V. 10. 1824 ; Westm. rev., V. 80, 1863, or Littell. 1863, v. 3. 
 Grame-birds of the uortheru states. See Roosevelt (R. B.) 
 
 1866 4616.13 
 
 Game hsh of the northern states. See Boosevelt (R. B.| 
 
 1862. 4616.02 
 
 Game laws. 
 
 — Cldtty [J) Observations on the game laws. [In Pamphleteer, 
 
 v. '9. 1816.] 5U58.(l9 
 
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 [Ill Pamphleteer, v. 11, p. 324-371.] 6058.11 
 
 Games. See Amusements, games, etc. (p. 23-26). 
 Gamgee (John). Our domestic animals in health and 
 disease. 3a ed. 4 v. Edin., 1869. 8°. 6134.13 
 
 — Veterinarian's vada mecum. 2d ed. London, 1868. 
 
 12° 4627.09 
 
 Gaming. See Gambling {above). 
 
 Gammell (Win.) Life of Roger Williams. Boston, 
 
 1854. 12= 3186.02 
 
 Same. [In Sparks (J.) Amer. blogr., v. 14.] . . 3241.14 
 
 ^ Life of Samuel Ward. [In Sparks (J.) Amer. biogr.,v.l9.J 3241.19 
 Gammer Guiton's Rarland. .Sec Ritson (J.) 1866. . . . 1681.24 
 
 Gan Eden. S-e Hurlbut (Wm. H.) 1854 1102.01 
 
 Gaadolphy (iS-n. Peteri. Oongt-atiilatory letter to H. Marsh, on 
 
 his inquiry into the consequences of nei,dectiug to give the 
 
 prayer book with the Bible. [In Pamphleteer, v. 1. p. 
 
 413.429.1 6058 01 
 
 — 2d letter to Marsh, confirming the opinion that the vital 
 
 principle of the reformation has been coiice.ied by him to 
 the church of Rome. [In Pamphlet., v. 2. 1813.] . 6058.02 
 
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 — Les 32 duels de Jean Gigou : histoire d'un enfant 
 
 trouve. Seed. Paris, 1864. 12°. . . 7045.16 
 
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 ence. Boston, 1860. 12° 3554.12 
 
 Ganilh (Charles). General reflections on the financial situation 
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 Gannett (Kzra Stile.^). Address at the t'nueral of Chauuing. 
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 Gannett (Wm. C. ) Ezra Stiles Gannett, unitarian 
 
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 Ganot (Adolphe). Elementary treatise on physics. 
 
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 Garbett (Edward). The dogmatic faith. Banipton 
 
 lectures, 1867. London, 1868. 12°. . . 3554.17 
 
 — The soul's life. London, 18i;',l. 12^ . .3554.11 
 
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 ism. London, 186'J. 8° . . . ^ . . 3554.13 
 
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 Garcilaso de la Vega. See Vega. 
 
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 Garden and the city. See Macmillan (H.) 3573.08 
 
 Gardener's almanack, and calendar, 1844-64. London, 1844-64. 
 16° 0761 28 
 
 Gardener's and farmer's reason why. By the author 
 
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 Gardening. See Agriculture [Farming and Gardenini), p. 7|. 
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 Gardette (G. D.) Fire-fiend, and other poems. New 
 
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 Gardiner. See also Gardner. 
 
 Gardiner (Gipi. Allen F.) Narrative of a journey to 
 
 the Zoolu country, 1835. L., 1836. 8°. 1094.21 
 Gardiner (Frederic). Leviticus. [Commentary.] With 
 
 the greater part of the commentary of J. P. Lange. 
 
 New York, 1876. 8°. 3725.11 
 
 Gardiner (Henry). Absenteeism considered. London, 1826. 8°. 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 27.] 6058.27 
 
 Gardiner (John Lyon). Notes and observations on the town of 
 
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 Gardiner (Robert Hallowell, sr ) Hist, of Kennebec Purchase. 
 
 —Jones's Eddy on the Kennebec. — Memoir of Benj. Vaug- 
 
 han. [In Maine hist. soc. Coll., v. 2, 4. 6, 1847-9.) 602.U2 
 Gardiner (Samuel Rawson). History of England, 
 
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 — Letters, etc.. illust. the relations between England 
 
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 Gardner (Augustus K.) Causes and curative treat- 
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 — Conjugal sins. New York, 1870. 16°. . 4331.16 
 
 — Old wine in new bottles ; or spare hours of a stu- 
 
 dent in Paris. New York, 1848. 12°. . 961.21 
 
 Gardner (Celia E. ) Broken dreams, [a poem]. New 
 
 York, 1873. 12° 1648.24 
 
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 Gardner (Charles K. ) Dictionary of the army of the 
 
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 Gardner (Daniel). Treatise on international law, and 
 
 explau. of the jurisdiction and duty of the gov. of 
 
 the U. States. Troy, N. Y., 1844. 12°. . 5611.25 
 Gardner (E. C. ) Homes and how to make them. 
 
 Boston, 1874. 12° 1312.27 
 
 — lUustrated homes. Boston, 1875. 12°. . 1312 29 
 Gardner (F. B.) Carriage painters' manual. New 
 
 York, 1871. 18° 3032.41 
 
 — How to paint. N. Y., 1872. 18°. 1424.19 ; 4002.09 
 Gardner (George). Travels in the interior of Brazd, 
 
 1836-41. London, 1846. 8°. ... . 1166.08 
 Gardner (Rev. James). The faiths of the world. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1858-60. 8°. 3428.01 
 
 Gardner (John). Longevity. 3d ed., enl. London, 
 
 1875. 12° 4322.28 
 
 Gardner (Samuel Jackson). Autumn leaves. New 
 
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 Contents : The new year. Liberty. IMau of independent 
 
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 Gardner (Wm. H ) Ethnology of the Indiana of the valley of the 
 
 Red river of the north. [In Sm report, 1870.] . . 3936.25 
 
 Garelhand Lyuette. .S« Tennyson (A.) 1693.04 
 
 Garfield (James Abram). The Amnricau census. [In Amer. soc. 
 
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 — The currency conflict. [In Atlantic monthly, v. 37.] 
 Garinet (Julesi. Histoire de la magie en France. 
 
 Paris, 1818. 8° 3813.29 
 
 Garland (Hugh A.) Life of John Randolph. 2 v. 
 
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 Garlick (Theo latus). Treatise on artificial propaga- 
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 Garnett (Richard). Kelics of Shelley [Also Shelley, 
 Harriet Shelley, aad T. L. Peacock.] Loudou, 
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 — On the languajie and dialects of the British islands. [In 
 
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 Garnier (Charles). A travers lea arts. Paris, 18G9. 
 
 12' 1412.12 
 
 Garnier (C. G. T.. C£f.) 5<:e Voyages imaginaires. . . .7027.01 
 Gapiatt (Alfred Charles). Medical electricity. 3d ed. 
 
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 Garretaou (F. V. D., ed.) Carmina Yalensia : Tale col- 
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 Garretaon (J, E.) ['John Darby, 'psejtcZ.] Odd hours of 
 
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 Contents : Antecedents. Success. Spending. Principles. 
 
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 Garrett (0. B. , M. D. ) Irritative dyspepsia and con- 
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 1871. 8' 1036.14 
 
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 Q-arter (Order of the). A'icnlas (Sir N. H.) Observations on. 
 
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 Garth (.Samuel). Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers 
 
 (A.) English pocta, v. 9, 18111.) 1(126.09 
 
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 Garvey (Michael .\ngelo). Future effects of steam iinrl 
 
 electricity. London, 1852. 1G°. . . . 5816.12 
 Gas. See Arts (Useful, p. 13). 
 
 Gas-cousumer'a guide. Boston, 1871. 16°. . 3932.43 
 
 Gaacoigue (George). 1. Certayne notes of instruction 
 
 in English verse, 1575. 2. The Steele glas, 1576. 
 
 3. The complaynt of Philomeue, 1576. Ed. by 
 
 E. Arber. London, 1868. 18' 5011.05 
 
 — Complete poems. Ed., with memoir and notes, by 
 
 W. 0. Hazlitt. 2 v. London, 1869-76. 4°. (Rox- 
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 — Puems. Ed., with life, by A. Chalmers. [In Chalmers" Eng- 
 
 lish poets, V. 2, 1810.] 1626.02 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford (E.) British poets, v.l. 1819.J 1691.01 
 Gaskell (Eliz. C.) Life of Charlotte Broute. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1857. 12° 302J.22 
 
 Sis' For Mrs. Gaskell's novels, see Fiction {p. 481) ; and 
 for notices of her, see Biography (p. 118) ; also North Brit, 
 rev.. V. 19, 1853, 
 
 Gaakin (John). Irish varieties. 2d ed. Dublin, 1874. 
 
 12°. 491.20 
 
 Gaslight and daylight, with Bome London scenes. See Sala (G. A.) 
 
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 Gasometry. See Bunsen (R.) 4216.11 
 
 Gaaparin ( Vomle Ageuor Etienne de). America before 
 
 Europe. New York, 1862. 12°. . . . 632.12 
 
 — Lfe bonheur. Pans, 1862. 16° 7022.01 
 
 — The family : its duties, joys, and sorrows. From 
 
 theFrench. London, 1867. 16°. . . . 3511. U5 
 
 — The uprising of a great people. The United Stotts in 
 
 1861. Tr. by M. L. Booth. N. Y., 1861. 12'. 642.08 
 Gasparin (Valeiie Boissier, comlexse de). By the sea 
 
 shore : reveries of a traveller. E., 1867. 16°. 971.25 
 
 — The near and the heaveulv horizoas. New York, 
 
 1862. 12° '. 3554.14 
 
 — Vesper. Tr. byM. L. Booth. N.Y.,1863. 18°. 3554.15 
 Gaspey (Thomas). Life and times of- lord Cobham. 
 
 2v. London, 1843. 12' 3012.06 
 
 Gaasett (H. ) Catalogue of books on the masonic in- 
 stitution, in public libraries of the union, auti- 
 masonio in arguments and conclusions. With in- 
 trod. remarks. Boston, 1852. 8°. . . . 6836.14 
 
 Gaataldi (Bartolomeo). Lake habitations and pre- 
 historic remains in the turbaries and marl-beds of 
 Central Italy. Tr. by C. H. Chambers. London, 
 1865. 8' 5813.18 
 
 Gasteropoda. See MoUusca. 
 
 Gaston (Wm.) Speech ou the loan bill.— On religious toleration. 
 [In Moore (F.) Amer. eloquence, v. 2, 1857.) . . 6325.04 
 
 — Herring {J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. port, gal., v. 2. 8247.08 
 Gastrell (Francis, bp. of Chester). Notitia Cestriensis ; 
 
 notices of the diocese of Chester. Ed. by F. B. 
 
 Raines. London, 1845-50. 4°. [Chetham soc, 
 
 uos. 8, 19, 21, 22.] 5094.08 
 
 Gastronomy ; or school of good living, lanon.] 2ded. 
 
 London, 1822. 16° 6015.06 
 
 Gatherings from a pastor's drawer. 5ce Nelson (John). 1852. 3577.08 
 Gatherings from an artist's portfoho. See Freeman (-J. E ) 
 
 1877 1431.41 
 
 Gatty {Eev. Alfred). The bell : its history. London, 
 
 1818. 16° 1451.05 
 
 Gatty {Mrs. Alfred). Book of emblems. London, 
 
 1872. 16'. 1452.05 
 
 Gaudama. See Biblical and eccl. lit. (Buddhism, p. 70.) 
 Gaudeamus ! humorous poems. See Scheffel [J.V.) 1872. 1663.28 
 
 Gaudentio di Lucca. See Berington (Samuel) 194,15 
 
 Same.GaudeucedeLuques. [In Voyages imag.,v. 6.] 7027.06 
 
 Gauging. See Arts (Useful; Liquors, p. ii; — Wexglits and mea- 
 sures, p. 48). 
 Gaul. See Countries {France : rv. History, p. 321). 
 Gaultier(Bon). .See Ayloun (W. E.) 1613.14 
 
 Gauaaen (S. R. L.) From Egypt to Sinai : the exodus 
 of the children of Isr.ieJ. From the French. 
 London, 1869. 16° 3534.22 
 
 — Theopneusty, or plenary inspiration of the Holy 
 
 Scriptures. Tr.by E.N.Kirk. N.Y.,1842. 8°. 3554.21 
 Gautier (Alfred). Remarks rel. to nebulae. [Sm. rep., 1363,] 3930.13 
 Gautier (Th(30phil6). La Belle-Jenny. Nouv. ed. 
 
 Paris, 1868. 12' 7031.25 
 
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 — Constantinople. Nouv. ed. P., 1865. 12'. 7031.26 
 
 — Constantinople of to-day. From the French. Lon- 
 
 don, 1854. 8° 992.03 
 
 Same. From the French, by R. H. Gould. New 
 
 York, 1875. 12°. 1033.18 
 
 — Les grotesques. Paris, 1853. 12°. . . . 7031.27 
 
 — Histoire da I'art dramatique en France depuia 1500. 
 
 6 V. Leipzig, 1838-9. 12' 1731.01 
 
 — La croix de Beruy. See Girardin (ifnw. E. de). . . 70'22.H 
 
 — Loin de Paris. Paris, 1865. 12'. . . .7031.28 
 
 — Nouvelles. 8e ed. Paris, 1867. 16°. . .7031.32 
 
 — La peau de tigre. Paris, 18G5. 12°. . . 7031.29 
 
 — Quaud on voyage. Paris, 1865. 1'2°. . .7031.30 
 
 — Romance of the mummy. With introd. by W. C. 
 
 Prime. New York, lb63. 12°. . . . 194.17 
 
 — Romans et contes. Paris, 1866. 12°. . . 7031.31 
 
 — Voy.age en Espague. Nouv. cd. P., 1870. 16°. 7031.33 
 
 — Wanderings in Spain. London, 1853. 8°. 9S5. 13 
 
 — Winter in Russia. Tr. by M. M. Ripley. New York, 
 
 1874. 12' 996.21 
 
 eS- For notices of Gautier. see Saint-Beuve IC A.) Portr. 
 contomp., V. 3, 1852; and Nouv. lundis, v. 6, 1866 ; also 
 Atlantic monthly, v. 21, 1863 (by E. Benson); N. A. rev.. 
 April, 1873 (by H. James,jiM 
 Gavazzi (Alessandro). Lectures in New York, with 
 life. Worcester, 1858. 12° 3425.11 
 
 — My recollections of the last four popes. An answer 
 
 to Dr. Wiseman. London, 185y. 16°. 3125.12 
 
 Gavroche party. .See Jerrold (B.) 1870 . 616.24 
 
 G-awrler (George). Jewish colonies in Palestine. Lon- 
 don, 1845. 8° 5721.04 
 
 Ga-wler {Ool J. C. ) Sikhim. With hints on moun- 
 tain and jungle warfare. L., 1873. 12'. 1014.19 
 
 Gay (Delpbiue). .See Girardin {Mme. E. de) 
 
 Gay (J. Drew). Prince of Wales in India. Toronto, 
 1877. 12' 1011.11 
 
 Gay (John). Fables. With illus. L.,[1870.] 16°. 164:126 
 
 — Plays. London, 1772. 16° 1723.31 
 
 Contents : The captives, tragedy. The beggar's opera 
 A<'billes, an opera. The distress'd wife, comedy. The 
 rehearsal at Gotham, farce. 
 
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 GAY - GENIUS 
 
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 — Poems on several ooensions. 2 v. L.,1745. 16°. 1G43.30 
 
 — Poems. Ed. by A. Clialmors. [In Chalmers' English poets. 
 
 V. 16, 1819.) 1620.10 
 
 — Poetical works. Lil'o by S. Johnson. 2 v. Boston, 
 
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 — Poetical works. [In Sanford (E.) Brit, poets, v. 10. 1810. 1091.16 
 
 «9- For lives of Gay, see Biography (p. 118) ; aha Fra- 
 aer's mag., v. 61, 1360. 
 Gay (Sophie). Leonie de Montbreuse. Paris, 1864. 
 12= 7022.02 
 
 — Malheurs d'uo amiint heureux. P., 1869. 12°. 7022.03 
 
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 Gay (Sydney Howard). Popular history of the U. S. See Bryant 
 
 (W. C.) and Gay 686.01 
 
 Gay (The) science. &.' Dallas (E. S.) 2 v. 1806. . . .6334.10 
 
 aS" *'« also Criticism (p. 3'J8). 
 Gay de Vernon (.Simon Francois, haron). On the 
 
 science of war and fortification. Tr. by J. M. 
 
 O'Connor. 2 v. New York, 1817. 8°. 4515.01 
 Gayarre (Charles). Histoiy of Louisiana. The French 
 
 domination. [1539-1743.] 2v.ini. New York, 
 
 186G. 8° 593.08 
 
 Same. Spanish domination. [1769-1803.] New 
 
 York. 1866. 8= 593.09 
 
 Same. American domination. [1803-1861.] New 
 
 York, I86G. 8° 593.10 
 
 — Philip II. of Spain. New York, 1866. 8°. 3143.09 
 
 — Koaianca of the hist, of Louisiana. New York, 1848. 
 
 12' 621.27 
 
 Gazetteers. See Geography [G'lzeUeers and Dictinnaries p. 570). 
 Gebir : a poem. See Landor (\V. Savage). Works, v. 2.] 5047 04 
 Gee (Joshua). Trade and navigation of (jreat Britain 
 
 considered. New ed. London, 1767. 16'=. 5911.01 
 Geekie (A. C, D.D.) Christian missions to wrong 
 
 places, among wrong races, and in wrong hands. 
 
 London, 1871. 12° 3447.21 
 
 Qeer (George Jarvis). The conversion of St. Paul. 
 
 Three discourses. New York, 1871. 16°. 35.54.24 
 Geiger (John Lewis). A peep at Mexico. London, 
 
 1874. 8° 1156.06 
 
 Geikie (Archibald). Science primers. Physical geo- 
 graphy. Now York, 1873. 18°. . . . 912.17 
 
 — Geol. notes on Auvergne. [In Galton. Vacation tourists. 
 
 1861. J 926.12 
 
 — Memoir of E. Forbes. See Wilson (G.) ami Geikie (A.) 3066.20 
 Geikie (James). Great ice age, and its relation to the 
 
 antiquity of man. N. Y., 1874. 12°. . 4112.38 
 
 — Historical geology. London, 1876. 12°. .4112.12 
 Geikie (John G.) Adventures in Canada. Phila., 
 
 [n.d.] 16°. . . . , 1151.04 
 
 Geldard (James). Hand-book on cotton manuiacture. 
 
 New York, 1867. 8° 3932.06 
 
 Gell (Sir Wm.) Topography of Rome and its vicinity. 
 
 New ed. 2 v. Loudon, 1846. 8°. . . 435.26 
 
 — and Gaudy (J. P. ) Pompeiana : topography, edi- 
 
 fices, and ornaments of I'ompeii. 3d ed^ London, 
 
 1852. 8° 1455.10 
 
 Gellert (Christian F., b. 1715, d. 1769). Life ; with a 
 
 Course of moral lessons. By Mrs. Douglas. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1805. 8° 3063.31 
 
 Gellert (The Dog). CouM (5.B.) Curious myths, v. 1, 1867. 3816.18 
 Gellett (Henry). Varieties : anecdotes, etc. Kotter- 
 
 dam, 1823. 12°. . . . ^. 6215.23 
 
 Gelli (Giovanni Battista). Circe. [Moral dialogues.] 
 
 From the Italian. London, 1745. 8°. . 5434.38 
 GelUua (Aulus). Attic nights. Tr. by W. Beloe. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1795. 8° 2527.23 
 
 — Noctes Attics ; ex ed. J. Gronovii, cum notis et 
 
 interp. 3 v. Londini, Tn/py, 1824. 8°. 7713.18 
 
 — CEuvres complfites. [Lat. etFr.] Paris, 1860. 8°. 
 
 [Niaard'3 collection. ] 7725.15 
 
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 183IJ.] 1634.17 
 
 Gems of epistolary corresp. See Willmott (R. A.) 1846. 3267.01 
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 Gems of •modern Belgian art. See Scott (Wm. B.) 1873. 1436.27 
 
 Genealogies and pedigrees. 
 
 1. Bibliography, 
 
 — Biidger ( C ) An index to printed pedigrees, con- 
 
 tained in county and local histories, the Heralds' 
 
 visitations, and in more important genealomcal 
 collections. 1867 6613.01 
 
 — Ciduloque of pedigrees hitherto unindexed. fBv G 
 
 W. M.] 1S67 ^612.01 
 
 — Durne {D. .S. ) Bibliographia geuealogica Americana: 
 
 alphabetical index to Amer. genealogies and pedi- 
 grees contained in state, county, and town his- 
 tories, printed genealogies and kindred works. 
 1SC8 3247.16 
 
 — Lower {if. A.) Discourse ou genealogies. [In his Contribu- 
 
 tions, cfc, 18.';4 ; p. 20441.) 2534.21 
 
 — Wliitmore ( ]V. II. ) American genealogist : catalogiie 
 
 of family histories and publications containing 
 genealogical information issued in the United 
 States, arranged chrouologic.illy. 1868. 3247.17 
 
 2. Collective and Miscellaneous Works, 
 
 — ^toianacft de Gotba. [Various volumes.] .6721.21 
 
 — .4»(Ze)son( IF. )Genealogy and surnam6^.1865. 6614.08 
 
 — George (H. li.) Genealogical tables, illus. of mod- 
 
 ern history. 1874 414.19 
 
 — Ooodicin (jV. ) Genealogical notes, or contribulions 
 
 to the family history of some ot the first settlers 
 of Connecticut and Massachusetts. 1856. 3067.00 
 
 — New Eaqland historical and genealogical register, 
 
 V. 1-31. 1847-77 603.01 
 
 — jYeto 1 orfc genealogical and biographical record. 
 
 V. 1-8. 1870-77 3241.17 
 
 — Savatje (J.) Genealogical dictionary of the first 
 
 settlers of New England. 4 v. 1860. . 3216.03 
 J8fS" Consult also town histories iuwUr Countries, p. 286- 
 394) ; and for families, se' Biography : Iminndual, p. 116- 
 215. See also Heraldry (—Peerage and Baronetage. 
 General (The) ; or 12 uighls in a hunter's camp. Se Barrows 
 (W.) 18t;9 1123.13 
 
 General convention of the friends of domestic in- 
 dustry. New York, Oct. 26, 1831. Report on iron * 
 and steel, [n. d, or p.] 5093.11 
 
 General description of Nova Scotia, [anon. ] Halifax, 
 1823. 8° 1151.03 
 
 General history of the Turks, Moguls, and Tatars. 
 Tr. from the Tartar manuscript, by Abu'l Ghazi 
 Bahader. 2 v. London, 1730. 8°. . . 1024.20 
 
 Generals. See Biography (p. 112). 
 
 Generation. See Medicine. {Anafomy : — Generative organs ; — 
 Marriage i— Physiology) ; — Botany (p. 22.'>) (—Natural His- 
 tory {Reproduction : — .Spontaneous generation). 
 
 Generydes. Ed. by W. A. Wright. Pt. 1. [Early E. T. S., no. 
 65.] 7914.08 
 
 Genesis. See Biblical, religious, and eccl. lit. (Genesis) ; also 
 Smith (CI.) Chaldean account of Genesis. 1876. . 3737.09 
 
 Geneate (John). Some account of the English stage, 
 1660-1830. [anon.] 10 v. B.ith, 1832. 8°. 1724.01 
 Note. — The general index occupies pp. i-cxl of v. 1. 
 
 Geneva society of physics and niitural history. Transactions, 
 1858-71. [/n Sm. rep., 1859, 1803. 1866. 1HC8-71.) . 3936.14 
 
 Genial showman ; Artemua Ward. .See Hingston (E. P.) 3170.23 
 
 Genie (Le) iudustriel : revue des inventions fran9aises 
 et etrangf;res. Par Armiugaud freres. v. 1-38 en 
 19. Paris, 1851-69. 8° 3945.01 
 
 Genia (Fran9ois). Lexjque compaj'e de la langue de 
 Moli^re et des ecrivaius du xvne sifecle, suivi d'une 
 lettre a A. F. Didot sur quelques points de philo- 
 logia fran9aise. Paris, 1»46. 8°. . . . 6413.22 
 
 Genin (Thomas Hedges). Selections from [his] writ- 
 ings. With biogr. sketch. N.Y., 1S69. 8°. 5037.19 
 
 Genius. 
 
 — Alger {W.R) Esaay on genius, (/nftfl Solitude. «te.; p. 65-82. 
 
 1867.) 2612.07 
 
 — Belsham ( W.) Essays, v. 2. p 452 2517.10 
 
 — Bethune {G.W.) Address on genius, in 1837. (7n /us Orations, 
 
 18S0 ; p. 1-35.) 3513.20 
 
 — Disraeli (/. ) The literary character ; or, history of 
 
 men of genius. 1868 2522.29 
 
 Same. 3d ed. 2 v. 1822 2522.26 
 
 — Duff (Rev. W.) Essay on original genius, [annn,] 
 
 1767. . . . 5122.12 
 
 — Es.'iay on capacity and genius, [anon.] London, 
 
 [H. d.] 8° 3815.01 
 
 — Flamank (J.) [In his Mind and manner.) 64:;6.23 
 
 — Galton (F.) Hereditary g. nins. 1870. . . 473t;.15 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 132, 1870; Eraser's mag.. N.s , 
 V. 2, 1870 (by F. W. Farrar). 
 
 — Godwin {W.) Of the distribution of talents, [/n /it's Thoughts 
 
 on man. 1831.) 6814.13 
 
 — Hazlitt ( ir.) Is genius conscious of its powers. [In his Table 
 
 talk, V. 3. 18.=i7.| 2631.0* 
 
 On genius and common sense. [In his Table talk, v. 2. 2531 .04 
 
 In uklng for books, use the ■• Book Order," giving the AUl HOB'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMUER.
 
 568 
 
 GENIUS- GEOGRAPHY 
 
 Genius, ccntinwd. 
 
 — Maddm (li. R.) Infirmities of genius. 1833. 25il.01 
 
 Note. — Includes notices of Pope, Johusoa, Burns, Cow- 
 per, Byrou, Soott, 
 
 — — Same, (/n Waldie library, v. 2.) 5078.16 
 
 — ilnffitt {J. N.) Genius : a lecture. 1841 2635.31 
 
 — Nichols {J- H.) Discourse on genius. 1833. .... 2535.31 
 
 — Patterson {R. H .) Genius and liberty, [//i/tis Essays]. 1412.01 
 
 — /".i/cy anecdotes, V. 11, 18'23 6211.11 
 
 — nilmann(C.) The worship of genius. 1846.3615.16 
 
 — Whipple (E. r.) [/ji Ais Lectures, p. 156.186) . . .254508 
 
 — Wilson iA.) Infauti perduti. [In Edinburgh essays. 1856 : 
 
 p. 132-f.9.] 2528.U5 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 13. 1864 {Nature of. by J. B. 
 Brown) ; v. 21, 1868 (Characteristics of. by F H. Hedge) ; 
 Macmillan'a ma^., Dec, 1H62 (Getiius and discipline in 
 literature, by David Masson) ; Nat. quar. rev., v. 6, 1863 
 (Genius talent and tact) ; Temple Bar, Jan.. 1876 {What is 
 genius?) ; Winslow's med. critic, v. 1, 1861 (Reason, genius, 
 and madness); Wiuslow'a jour, of psy. lued.. v. 2, 1849 {In- 
 sanity of men of genius) ; v. 5, 1852 (Eccentricities of). 
 
 j8fS- For additional references, see Poole's Index. 
 
 Genius of Italy. See TornbuU (Robert). 1849 972.15 
 
 Genlia (Stephanie Felicite Ducrest de St. Aubin, com- 
 tesse de). Coutes moraux. P.. 18C8. 12°. 7045.05 
 
 Contents : Delphine. Le Chaudronnier. Eglantine. Eu- 
 genie et Leonce. Pamela. Michel et Jacqueline. Re- 
 connaissauce et probite. Zuma. 
 
 Dnchesso de la Vallifere, suivie de sa vie pe'ni- 
 t;nte. Nouv. ed. Augmentee des Reflexions sur 
 la misericorde de Dieu. P., 1813. 12°. . 7U45.08 
 
 — Mndarae de Maintenon. P., 1843. 16^ .7015.09 
 
 — Mademoiselle de Clermont ; suivie de Nouvelles. 
 
 Paris. 1814. 16° 7045.07 
 
 — Sacred dramas. Tr. by T. Holcraft. Fredericksburg, 
 
 1797. 16° 17J4.32 
 
 Contents: Death of Adam. Hafiar in the Wilderness. 
 The sacrifice of Isaac. Joseph made known to his breth- 
 ren. Ruth and Naomi. Widow of Sarepta. Return of 
 Tobias. 
 
 — Le siege de La Roohelle. N. Y., 1852. 12°. 7045.06 
 
 — Souvenirs de Felicie. [In Barriere (J. F.) Col. des mem., 
 
 V. 14 507.01 
 
 — Theatre d'education ^ I'usaga de la jeunosse. 2 v. 
 
 Paris, 1817. 16° 7045.12 
 
 Contents : v. 1. La m'^rt d'Adam, drama. Agar dans le 
 desert. Isaac. Joseph reoouuu par ses fr^rea. Buth ct 
 
 Noemi. La Veuve de Sftrepta. Le Retour de Tobie. La 
 Colombe. La Belle et la bete. L'lle heureuse. Les Fla- 
 cons. 2. Comedies : L'Enfant gate. La Curieuse. L'Aveu- 
 gle de Spa. La Bonne mere. Intrifjtie et mensonge. La 
 Rosiere de Salency. La Marchaude de modes. 
 4JfS~ For lines of Mine, de G.. see Biography (p. 148). 
 G-ennadios (A.) Sketch of the history of Greece, from B.C. 146 
 to 1862. [With Schmitz (L.) History of Greece. 1876.) 421.35 
 Gennesaret (Memories of). .See Macduff (J. B.) 1858. . 3673.01 
 Genoa. See Countries {Genoa, p. 325). 
 
 Genlilism. See Thebaud (A. J.) 381R.17 
 
 Gentle (Xlie) Ufe. See Friswell (J. H.) 1866 2525.14 
 
 Gentle measures in training of the young. See Abbott (J.) 
 
 1872 6512.22 
 
 Gentle sliepherd. See Ramsay (Allan). 1853 1742.14 
 
 Gentle skeptic. See Walworth (C.) 1863 3616.09 
 
 Gentleman (The). See also Etiquette and manners (p. 450). 
 Gentleman's diary ; or, the niatliematical repository. 1819-40. 
 
 22 V. London, I8J9-40. 16° 6761.01 
 
 Note. — For continuation see Ladies* and gentleman's diary. 
 
 Gentlefolks and others. See Duhring (J.) 2524.17 
 
 Gentleman's house. ,See Kerr (Robert) 1315.44 
 
 Geutlemau'a magazine, 1731-1877. 211 v. London. 
 
 1732-1877. 8'-' 8081.01 
 
 iVofe.— Ist series, 1731-1807, 101 v. ; U.S.. 1808-33, 62 v. ; 
 U.S., 1834-56, V. 1-45; N S., 1856-65. v. 1-19: N.S., 1866-68, 
 V. 1-5 ; N.S., June, 1808-1877, v. 1-19. It changed from an 
 antiquarian to a popular magazine in 1808. 
 
 — Same. General index to v. l-'JO. L.,1753. 8°. 8081.20 
 
 — Selection of curious articles from the Gentleman's 
 
 mag. By J. Walker. 3d ed. 4 v. L.,1814. 8°. 2.528.01 
 
 Gentlemen's book' of etiquette. See Hartley (C. B.) 1875. 6427.17 
 
 Geutoo laws, or ordinations of the pundits. [Tr. by 
 
 N. Halhead,] from a Persian translation. London, 
 
 1776. 4° 5617.14 
 
 Gentz (Friedrieh von). On the state of Europe before 
 and after the Fr>nch revolution. From the Ger- 
 man, by J. C. Herries. 2d ed. L., 1803. 8°. 5727.17 
 J8®* See Biography (p. 148), for notices of Q, 
 GeofTrey Crayon, pseud. See Irving (Washington). 
 Geofirey of Monmouth. British history. [In Giles (J. A.) [Six 
 old Englisli chron. Bohn. 1848. 12°.) 471.04 
 
 — Wriuht (?) On Geoffrey of Monmouth's History. [In his 
 
 Essays on arch, subjects, e(c.. v. 1, 1861.] .... 41329 
 
 Geographi Grseci niinorea. 5ee Miiller (Carl) 77C5.03 
 
 Geographical distribution of animals. .See Wallace (A. R.) 4737.11 
 Geographical magazine. Ed. by C. E. Markham. 
 
 V. 1-3. London, 1874-76. 4° 905.01 
 
 GEOGRAPHY, TRAVELS, AND VOYAGES. 
 
 [Note. — For works descriptive of particular countries and places, see CorrNXBiES (p. 286-394).] 
 
 1. Ancient Geography. 
 
 Leake (M.) On some disputed questions of ancient 
 geography. 1857 1032.09 
 
 MuUer {C, ed.) Geographi Graeci minores. [Gr. et 
 Lat.] 2v. Dictof, 1835 7765.03 
 
 — Same. TabuliB. Pars 1. i);Jo(, 18-J5. . . 7765.05 
 -A'ie6u/i)- ( B. (?. ) Lectures on ancient ethnography and 
 
 geography. Tr. by L. Schmitz. 2 v. 1854. 425.13 
 Smith ( W.) Dictionary of Greek and Boman geogra- 
 phy. 2 V. 1^4-57. . • 924.01 
 
 — New classical dictionary of geography. Bevised by 
 
 C. Anthon. 1857 437.0.5 
 
 Strabo. Geography. Tr. by H, C. Hamilton and W. 
 Falconer. Bnhn, 1854-57 912.10 
 
 — Eicerpta. Gr. et Lat. [In Miiller (C.) Geographi, etc.. v. 2. 
 
 1855.) 7765.04 
 
 — Geographica. Gr. et Lat. Accedit index. Curanti- 
 
 bus G. Miiller et F. Diibner. Didol, InSS. 7767.03 
 Piilz ( W. ) Manual of ancient geography. Tr. from the 
 
 German. Ed. by T. K. Arnold. 1850. . 932.01 
 Tjzer [U. F.) Classical geography. 1877. [Literature 
 
 primers.] 912.27 
 
 Aliases of Ancient Ocograpliy. 
 Menke[T.) Oi-bis antiqni descriptio. Ed.3a. 1800. 915.16 
 Smith. ( \V. ) and Oinve {J. ) *Atlas of ancient geography, 
 
 biblical and classical. 1874 A37.i5 
 
 SUvidard library atlas of classical geography. London, 
 
 1861. 8° 915.03 
 
 Wellei- iE.) and Schmitz (X.) Student's atlas of classi- 
 
 onl geography. 15 maps. [187-.] . . . 915.20 
 
 2. Art of Travel. 
 
 Back (<?.). Collinson (— ), ami Gallon {F) Hints to travellers. [In 
 Roy.d geogr. soc. Journal, v. 34, 1864.) .... 
 
 Berchtold (L.) Essay to direct the inquiries of patriotic 
 
 travellers. 2 v. 1789 922. Ul 
 
 v. 1. Objects of inquiry. 2 List of works of travel. 
 
 Boner ( C. ) Guide for travellers in the plain and on the 
 mountain 932.14 
 
 Gallon (F.) Art of travel. 1860 9,32.04 
 
 JIoweH (J.) Instructions for forreine travell, 1642. 
 Eepr. by E. Arber. 1869 5011.08 
 
 Lord (J. K.) At home in the wilderness. 1867. 932.13 
 
 3. Bibliography of Travel. 
 Berchtold [L.) Bibliography of travel. [In his Essay, etc., v. 3, 
 
 1789.) 922.01 
 
 Boucher de La Rickarderie ( G. ) Bibliothfeque universelle 
 
 des voyages ; avec des extraits. 6 v. 1808. 2722.10 
 Locke {J.) Catalogue and character of voyages and travels. [In 
 
 Ais Works, v. 10.) 6052.10 
 
 Pinkerton {J.) Catalogue of booka of voyages and travels. [In his 
 
 Col. of voyages, v. 17.] 926.17 
 
 4. Collections of Voyages and Travels. 
 
 AMey ( T. ) Collection of voyages and travels in Europe, 
 Asia, Africa, and America. [Compiled by T. 
 
 Greene.] 4 v. 1745-46 9:t5 09 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Voyages to the southeast and East-Indies. 
 1418-1545. First voyat,'es of IheEuglisJi to Guinea aud East 
 Indies, 1552-1598. Voyages tt> the East Indies, sent forth 
 by the Company of Merchants, 1600-1620. Voyages to Af- 
 rica and the islands acljacent, by A. da Cada Mosto and 
 others, 14.55-1721. 
 
 2. Vuyaf^es along the western coast of Africa : French 
 and En;,:lish, 1620-1743. Voyages and travels to Guinea aud 
 Benin, 1066-1730. Description of Guinea. 
 
 3. Voyages and travel^^ to Guinea. Voyages aud travels 
 to Benin. Voyages to Kongo and Angola. Description 
 of Loaugo, Kayo, Angola, aud adjacent countries. De- 
 scription of eastern coast of Africa, from the Cape of Good 
 Ho]ie to Cape Guarda Fuy. Voyages and travels to China, 
 1656-1720. 
 
 BBOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 GEOGRAPHY : CollooUons of Travels. 
 
 569 
 
 4. Ddscriptiou of Culna. Description of Korea. Eaat 
 Tartary, autl Tibet. Travels through Tartary, Tibet, aod 
 Bubharia, to aud from Oiima. li4G-lti08. 
 Cjnder{J.) Alodern traveller. 33 v. 1824-34. . 911.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Africa. V. 20-22. Italy, v. 31X3. 
 
 Ameiica, v. 2J-24. - Moxico, v. 25-26. 
 
 Arabia, v. 4. Palesliue, v. 1. 
 
 Brazil, v. 29-30. Persia and Chiua, v. 12-13- 
 
 Barmab. Siain. etc.. T. 11. Pei'U. Cbiii*. ftc. v. 28. 
 
 Coliltubia, V. 27. Russia, v. 17. 
 
 Egypt, Nubia, rtc, v. 5-6. Spain and Portugal, v. 18-19. 
 
 Greece, v. 15-lG. Syria aud Asia Miuor, v. 2-3. 
 
 iDdia, V. 7-10. Tuikoy, v. H. 
 
 Haklayt {Richard). •Collection of the early voyages, 
 
 travels, and discoveries of the Engiish nation. 
 New ed., with additions. 5 v. Loudoa, 1809-12. 
 
 4° 916.15 
 
 Con(-in's. 
 V. 1. DiacoaerieB toward tUe north and northeast by sea. 
 aa of Laplmd. Sc^rikauia. C^relia. "Qiia uf S. Nicolas, isles 
 of Golgoieiie. Vaigatz. and Nona Zemba ; toward the gre^t 
 riuer Ob, ttussia, Ciispiaa sea. Georgia. Armenia. Media, 
 Persia, Bi^gUar in Bactria. aud, diners kiujjdomes ot Tar- 
 taria ; togJtUwr with many notable momuuouts aud testi- 
 moniea oi tlie aucieut fonen trades and tho warrelike and 
 other shipping of En;^Iaiidiu former a^es ; of Island and 
 of the uorLheru sei3 aud lands situate thit way, and the 
 defeat of the Spanish Annada, 153a. [loHO on t.p.J 
 
 2. 1. DisGoucsri'-s toward the south and suutheast parts 
 of the wijrl I by sea, and oueiUui through the streight of 
 Gibralter to Alger, Tnuia. Tripolia in Barbary, Alexandria, 
 and Cairo in E^ypt. isios of Sicilia, Zante, cau.lia. Rhodna. 
 Cyprus, Chi >, city of Constantinople, diu-^rs parts of Asia 
 Miuor, Syria an 1 Arnaonia. Jerusalem, aud otuer places io 
 Judea ; aUo to Arabia, down the riuer Euphrates to Baby- 
 lon and B-ilaara. tlirongh the Persian gulph to Ormutz, 
 Chaul. Go.i. and islands adioyning upiu the south parts of 
 Asia ; also upon Goa to Ca:n"baia, and all the dominions of 
 the Great Mogor, to the riuer Gauges. Beu^ala, Aiacan, Ba- 
 cola, Choudari. Pegu, Jamahai in Siam. aud almo-it ttie 
 frontiers of China. 2. Voyagc-s, ^'tc, male without the 
 Bti'eight of Gibraltir to the islands of the Acores, Porto 
 Santo, Madera, and the Canaries. toUiuglomea of Barbary 
 and isles of CipJ Veide, Itiuai-s of Sene;,'!, (.T.imbra. Mad'- 
 raburaba. Sierra Li^ona. coast of Guinea aud Bauiu, isles of 
 8. Thome aud Siuta Helaua, and parts about Cape Buona 
 Esperauza. Qaitau^'one neere M^zauibitjae, isles of Comoro 
 and Zmzib-ir. city of Goa, beyond Gapu Comori, isles of 
 Nicuba;-, Gomes Polo, Pulo Fiuaom, Malacca, and to king- 
 dome of lunsalaou. 
 
 3. Discoveries, etc.. in the new found world of America, 
 viz. : En^^ronland, Labrador, Newfoundland, up the Grand 
 bay. gutfe of S. Lawrence, and the rivar of Canada to 
 Bbores aud miiues of Virginia aud Florida, aud to the west. 
 to tha rich and pleasant countrivis of Nueua Biscaye, Cibola, 
 Tiguex. Cicaic, Q uuira, to New Mexi>:o. to the gnlfe of 
 California; aud liUewise to the Yles lyin^ before the cape 
 of Florida, bay of Mexico, and Terra Firma to the coasts 
 aud inltnds ot Newa Spiine. a:id Guiani ; tJ Bi-asil. to the 
 river Plato. throu;4h tlie streights of Magellan, from thence 
 ou the backside of America, atoug Chili, Poru, Nicaragua, 
 Neua Espanna. California, Nona Albion, and northerly as 
 fair^as iV : together with the voyages ol Sir F. Drake and 
 T. Caudish, roand tlio world, and dmers other voyages in- 
 tended to set forth for that course. 
 
 4- Voyages in America m ide by Drake, Oxnam, Barker. 
 Miohelson. Mace. Carey. Chamberlaine. Newport. King, 
 May. Duddeley, Preston. Sommers, Hawkins. Sherley. Pai:^ 
 ker. to Spanish America ; of Ra'eigh, Keyniis, to Gitiaua ; 
 of Hawkins. Hare. Lancaster. Rauiger, iiorey. Pudaey, to 
 Bi-asil ; ^f R. Taorne and J. Drake to riuor Plate ; Silua, 
 "Winter. Kanton. Ward, Withriiigtou. Li.ster. Caudiah, to 
 the South Seas, cic. Supplement. Galvano a rtiscoveiies of 
 the world. Davis's w^rides bydrographioall discription. 
 Voyage d'outremer. par Birtrandon de la Bro..'quiere. Na- 
 uigation aud vyag>:!3 of L^wis Vertomanuus to the East. 
 
 5. Voyages by tlollaud ships into East Indies, 1595-98. 
 Newes from the Eist Indies; or a voyage to B^agaUa, 
 written by W. Bruton, 10j3. Fardle of Facions, the peo' 
 plea eubaOitin!5 the two partes o\' the earth called AffriL-ke 
 and Asie, by W. Waterman. Conquest of the grand Cana- 
 ries, 159J. History of tho West Indies and an accnunt of 
 the actes and adventmes of the Spaniards which have 
 conquered and peopled these countries. Published in 
 Latiu, by Hakluyt, and translated by Lok. Virginia richly 
 valued, by the description of the matue land of Florida, her 
 next neighbour, out of four years travel of F. de Soto. 
 Translated from the Portuguese, by Hakluyt. Discovery 
 of the Birmudas, by Sir F. Gates, Sir G. S unmers, and 
 Capt. Newport. True coppie of a discourse written by a 
 gentleman employed in the late voyage of Spaiue aud Port- 
 ing tie. 1589. The omisBiona of Coles voyage, stated by the 
 earl of Essex. 
 
 KeiT (Robert). A general history and collection of voy- 
 ages and travels, aixangeJ io svstematic order. 
 18 V. E^iu. and Loudon, 1824. 8°, . . 914.08 
 
 Cont'^nts. 
 V. 1. Voyages and travels of discovery, from the era of 
 Alfred, kiug of England, in the ttth century, to the era of 
 
 Don Henry, prince of Portujial, nt the commencement of 
 the 15th century; DiBcovertes in the time of Alfred; 
 Original discovery of Gr<'enl.md by tho Icelanders in the 
 9th century; Early discovery nf Wiulaud. or America, by 
 the Icelanders, about luOl ; Travels of two Mahonietana 
 into India aud China, 9th century ; Travels of Riibbl Ben- 
 jamin from Spain to China. r2lh century : Travels of an 
 Englishman m Tartaiy, 1243 ; Sketcb of the revolutions 
 in Tartary : Travels ol John do Piano Carpini, 1246 : Trav- 
 els of W. do Uubruquls, itbont 12J3 ; Travels of Haitho, 
 prince of Armenia, 1254 ; Travels of Marco Polo. 12G0 to 
 12D5 : Travels of Oderic of Porteuau. 1318 : Travels of Sir 
 John Mandeville, 1322; Itinerary of Pegoletti. between 
 Asof and China. 1355 ; Voya^^es of Nicolo and Antonio 
 Zeno. 1380 ; Travels of SchiUltberger, li'Ji : Travels of the 
 ambassadoiB of Shah Rukb, H19 ; Voyage and shipwreck 
 of Quirini, 1431 ; Travels of Jo.-aphat Barburo. H3tt. 
 
 2. Acconnt of various early pilgrimages from England to 
 the holy land, between 1097 and 11C7; Discovery of Ma- 
 deira; Discovery aud conquest of the Canary islands; 
 General voyages and travels, chiufiy of discovery, from, 
 the era of Don Henry, prince of Portugal, in 1412. to that 
 of George in., in 1760. Book 1. History of the discover- 
 ies of the Portuguese along tho coast of Africa, and in In- 
 dia, from 141'^ to 1505 : Summary of tho discoveries of 
 the world, to tlie year 1555. by Autonio Galvano : Journey 
 of Ambrose Coutarini, ainbassa'lor from tUe republic of 
 Venice, to Uzun-Hassan. king cf I'eraia. in the years 1473-6, 
 written by himself; Voyages of discovery by the Portu- 
 guese along the western coaet of Africa, under Don Henry ; 
 Original journal^ of the voyages of ^'ada Moeto. and Pedro 
 de Cintra, to the coast of Africa, the former in the years 
 1455 and i456, and the latter soon after ; Continnatiou of 
 tlie Portuguese discoveries along the coast of Africa, from 
 the death of Don Henry, in 14G3, to tho discovery of tho 
 Cape of Good Hope, in 1480 : History of the discovery and 
 conquest of India by the Portuguese, between 1407 and 
 1505, from the origiLal Portuguese of Herman Lopes do 
 Castaneda. Letters lesptctiug India aud the Indian trade, 
 about 1500. 
 
 3. History of the discovery of America, and of some of 
 the early conquests in the new world ; History of the dis- 
 covery of America by Christopher Columbus, written by 
 his son, Don Ferdinand Columbus ; Account of the dis- 
 covery of America by Columbus, by Autonio do Herrera ; 
 Voyages of Americua Veppucius to the new world ; Sum- 
 mary of the discoveries and settlemeuta of the Spaniaida 
 in the West Indies, from the death of Columbus to the ex- 
 pedition of Hernando Cortes against Mexico ; History of 
 the discovery aud conquest of Mexico, written in the yeat 
 1568, by Capt. Bernal Diaz del Castiilo, 
 
 4. Conquest of Mexico, continued ; History of the dis- 
 covery aud conquest of Peru, by Francisco Plzarro, writ- 
 ten by Augustino Zarate. 
 
 5. History of Peru by Zarate concluded ; Continuation 
 of the early history of Peru, from 1549 to the death of the 
 Inca Tupac Amaru* extracted from Garcilnsso de la Vega ; 
 History of the discovery and conquest of Chili ; Discovery 
 of Florida, and account of several inefl'ectual iittempta to 
 conquer and settle that country by the Spaniards. 
 
 6. Eaily English voyages of discovery to America : 
 Newfoundland, etc.; Voyages of Jacques Cartier from St. 
 Maloes to Newfoundland and Canada, in l".34-5 ; Continua- 
 tion of the discoveries and conquetsts of the Portuguese in 
 the east, with some account of the early voyages of other 
 European nations to India; 1. Discoveries of Portuguese 
 from 1505 to 1539 : 2. Particular relation of the expedition 
 of Solyman Pacha from Suez to India against tlie Portu- 
 guese at Din. written by a Venetian officer ; Voyage of Doa 
 Stefano de Gama from Goa to Suez in I.'S-lO, written by Don 
 Juan de Castro ; Portuguese tx-ansactions in India, from 
 1541 to 1581. 
 
 7. Same, cont'd ; Voyages and travels in Egypt, Syria. 
 Arabia. Persia, and India, by Ludovi^i Verthema. in 1503 ; 
 Voyages aud travels of Cesar Frederick in In-lia ; Early 
 English voyages to Guinea and other parts of the west 
 coast of Alrica ; Some miscellaneous early voyages of tho 
 English : Early voyages of the English to theLast Indies. 
 
 8-9. Early voyaies of the English to India, after the 
 eetablishmeut of the En;:;li8h East India company. 
 
 10. Early circumnavigations, or voyages round the 
 world : 1. Voyage of Ferdinand Magellan round the world. 
 1519-22; Voyago of Sir Francis Drake round the world. 
 Voyage of Sir Thomas Caudish. in 1580 8s ; Voyage of 
 Oliver Van Noort round the world, 1503-l()0l ; Voyage of 
 George Spilbergen. 1614-17; Voyage round the world in 
 1615-17, by Wm. Cornelison Schouten and Jacques Le Maire, 
 going round Cape Horn ; Voyage of the Nassau H'.et roiuid 
 the world. lGJy-6, under the command of Jacques Le H< r- 
 mite ; Voyage round the world. 1683-91, by Captain John 
 Cooke, accompanied by Capt. Cowley aud Capt. Wm. Dam- 
 pier: Voyago by Wm. Fuunell. 1703-6: Voyage by Capt 
 Woods Rogers, and Steplien Courtney. 170S-11 ; Voyage of 
 John Clipperton, 1719-22 ; Voyage by Capt. George Shel- 
 vocke. 1719 22. 
 
 11. Same, cont'd. Voyage by Comniodoro Roggewein, 
 1721-23 ; Voya.:e by George Anson. 1710-44. 
 
 12. Commodore Byron's voyage, 17G4-0. in tho Dolphin ; 
 Wallis's voyage. 17G6-8, in the"Dolp!;in ; Carturet*8 vovage, 
 1766-9, in the Swallow ; Cook's voyage, 1768-7U. in tho En- 
 deavor. 
 
 13. Cook's voyage cont'd ; Appendix, abstract of tha 
 Toyage round tne world, by Lewis de Bougainville, in the 
 La Boudeuse aud L'Ltoile, 1766-1769. 
 
 In asking for books, use tho " Book Orders," glvUm tho AUTHOR'8 NAME, tho firet part of tho XIXLE» and tho NUMBER.
 
 570 QEOG-RAPHY : Collections of Travels— Elementary Works— Gazetteers. 
 
 14. An account of a voyage toward the south polo, and 
 rouud the world in the Resolutiou aud Adventure, in 
 1772-5, written by James Cook. 
 
 15-17. Same, cont'd. A voyage to the Pacific ocean, 
 under captains CooU. Gierke, and Gore iu the Kesolutiou 
 and Discovery. 1770-80. Appendix No, 1. Byron's narrative; 
 Appendix No. 2. Bulkeley's narrative. 
 
 18. Historical sketch of the progress of discovery, navi- 
 gation, and commerce, from the. earliest records to the 
 beginning of the nineteenth century, by Wm. Stevenson. 
 Catalogue of voyages and travels. 
 
 Pinkerion {J. ) *General collection of voyages and trav- 
 els. 17 v. London, 1808-li. 4°. . . . 926.01 
 Contents. 
 
 Abd Allatif. Relation respecting Egypt, 1203, v. 15. 
 
 Addison (L.) Account of West Barbary, lfi71, v. 15. 
 
 Adausou iM.) Voyage to Senegal, the Island of Goree, and the 
 river Gambia, 1749-53, v. 16. 
 
 Allison (T ) Voyage from Archangel. 1697, v. 1. 
 * America (Discoveries and settlements of the English in), 
 from the reign of Henry VII. to the close of Queeu Eliza- 
 beth's, V. 12. 
 
 Aogelo (M.) Voyage to Congo, 166G-7. v. 16. 
 
 Bacstrom (S.). Voyage to Spitzbergen, 17aO, v. 1. 
 
 Balbi (G.) Voyage to Pegu, 1579, v. 9. 
 
 Baron (S.) Description ot Tonqueen. v. 9. 
 
 Battel (A) Adventures in Angola, 1589, v. 16. 
 
 Beeeknian (D.) Voyage to Borneo, 1714, v. 11. 
 
 Bell (J.) Travels in Asia, 1716-22, v. 7. 
 
 Benjamin of Tudela' (ItabbiJ. Travels'from Spain to China, 
 1160 73, V. 7. 
 
 Bernier (Fr.) Voyage to the East Indies, v. 8. 
 
 Betagh (W.) Account of Peru. 1720. v. U. 
 
 Blount (H.) Voyage into the Levant, 1634, v. 10. 
 
 Borri (C.) Account of Cochin-China. v. 9. 
 
 Bosman (W ) Description of the coast of Guinea, 1700, v. 16. 
 
 Bourgoing (J. F.) Travels in Spain, 1777, v. 5. 
 
 Bouguer (P.) Voyage to Peru, 1735, v. 14. 
 
 Brand (J.) Description of the Orkneys and Shetland, Pight- 
 land, Firth, and Caithness, v. 3. 
 
 Bray (W.) Tour into Derbyshire, etc.. 1777. v. 2. 
 
 Browne (E.) Journey to Dar-Fur, Africa. 1793, v. 15. 
 
 — Jouruies iu the interior of Africa, v. 16. 
 
 Buchanan (F.) Journey through Mysore, Canara. and Malabar, 
 
 1800. V. 8. 
 Buruaby (B.) Travels through the middle settlements in Korth 
 
 America, 1759 60. v. 13. 
 Carh {D. do). Voyage to Congo, 1666-7, v. 16. 
 • 'Carou (F.) Account of Japan, 1631-8. v. 7. 
 
 Cartier (J.) Discovery of the island of New France, 1634, v. 12. 
 Catalogue of books of voyages and travels, v. 17. 
 Chardin (Sir J.) Travels iu Persia, v. 9. 
 Chaste (De). Voyage to Tercera, 1583, v. 1. 
 CoUimbus (F.) Discovery of the West Indies, v. 12. 
 Coudamine (C. M. de la). Travels in S»uth America, 1743, v. 14. 
 Cook (James). Abstract of his three voyages, 1768-80. v, 11. 
 Coxe (W.) Travels iu Denmark and Norway, about 1780, V. 6. 
 
 — Travels in Russia, about I8O1.1, v. 6. 
 
 — Travels in Switzerland, 1776-8, v. 5. 
 
 Cumberland (G.. eart of). Voyage to the Azores, 1589. v. 1 
 Dampier (W.) Account of New Holland, 1700, v. 11. 
 
 — Account of the Philippines, 1686. v. II. 
 Dandini (J.) Voyage to Mount Libanus, 1680. v. 10. 
 Dolomieu (D. de). Account uf the earthquakes in Calabria in 
 
 1783. v. 5. 
 Dutch voyages to the north of Europe, 1594 6, v. 1. 
 Ehreumalm (A.) Travels into western Nordland and Lapland 
 
 1741. V. 1. 
 Ferber (J. J.) Oryctography of Derbyshire, v. 2. 
 Fitch (R.) Voyage to Pegu, Ormus, and the East Indies, v. 9. 
 For.ster (G.) Travels iu the northern part of Persia, 1783, v. 9. 
 Fortia de Piles (A. T. J. A. M. de). Travels in Sweden, 1790-2, v. 6. 
 FranekUu (W.) Tour iu the south of Persia, 1786-7. v. 9. 
 Frobisber (M.) Three voyages for the discovery of the north- 
 west passage, 1576-8, v. 12. 
 Glas (G.) History of the Canary Islands. 1764, v. 16. 
 Goez (B.) Travels from Labor to China. 1602. v. 7. 
 Gouzaies (M.) Voyage to England and Scotland. 1730, v. 2. 
 Guignes (L. J. de). Observations on the Phihppine Islands, 
 
 and tlie Isle of France, v. 11. 
 Hamel (H.) Travels in Korea. 1653, v. 7. 
 Hamilton (A.) Account of the East Indies, 1688-1723, v. 8. 
 Hamilton (W.) Letters ou the Basaltes of the northern coast 
 
 of Ireland, v. 3. 
 Hasstl (J.) Tour of the isle of Wight, 1790. v. 2. 
 Heath (R. ) Account of the Islands of Scilly, v. 2. 
 Japan (Diary on the coast of), 167:i. v. 7. 
 Jenkinson (A.) Voyages and travels to Bucharia, 1557, v. 9. 
 Ji>uruey from Cairo to Mount Sinai, 1722, v. 10. 
 Kaeinpfer (E.) History of Japan, v. 7. 
 Kalm (P.) Travels iu North America, 1748, v. 13. 
 Kerguelen Tremarec (Y. J. de). Voyage in the North Sea, 1767-8, 
 
 V. 1. 
 Lahontan (N., haron de). Travels iu Canada : memoirs of North 
 
 America. 1683. v. 13. 
 Leems (K.) Account of Danish Lapland, v. 1. 
 Lempriero (W.) Tour to Morocco, 1789, v. 16. 
 Le Koy (P. L.) Narrative of four Russian sailors, 1743, v. 1. 
 Lister (M.) Journey to Paris, 16'.t8, v. 4, 
 Lobo (J.) Voyage to Abyssmia, 1622, v. 15. 
 
 Loi-d (H.) Discovery of the Banians and Persees, v. 8. 
 Mohammedans (Travels of two), through India and China In 
 
 the ninth century, v. 7. 
 Malkin (B. H.) Tour through Wales, 1806, v. 2. 
 Martin {M ) Description of thi- western islands of Scotland, v. 3. 
 Martin (M.) Voyage to St. Kilda . v. 3. 
 
 Maundrell (H ) Journey Irum Aleppo to Jerusalem, 1697, v. 10. 
 Maupertuis (P. L. M. de). Memoir on the meaauro of a degree 
 
 of the meridian at the Polar Circle, 1737, v. 1. 
 MeroUa (Jerome). Voyage to Congo. 16S2. v. 16. 
 Moritz (C. P.) Travels through England, 1782, v. 2. 
 Niebuhr (G.) Travels in Arabia, 170J, v. 10. 
 Nieuhoff (J.) Travels in Cliiua. 1655, v. 7. 
 
 Voyages and travels in Brazd. 1640, v. 14. 
 
 Outhier (U.) Journey of a voyage to the north, 1736-7, v. 1. 
 
 Ovallo (A. de). Historical relation of Chili, 1649, v. 14. 
 
 Park (M.) Travels in Africa, v. 16. 
 
 Pelsart (F.) Voyage to Australasia, 1628, v. 11. 
 
 Pennant (T.) Tour in Scotland. 1769. v. 3. 
 
 Peron (F.) Voyage for the discov. of southern lands, 1800, v. 11. 
 
 Persia (Description of), v. 9, 
 
 Phipps (C. J.) Voyage toward the North Pole, 1773, v. 1. 
 
 Pigafetta (A.) Voyage round the world, 1519-22, v. 11. 
 
 Pococke (R.) Travels in the east, 1737-8, v. 10. 
 
 — Ti-avela in Egypt, 1737, v. 15. 
 Polo (Marco). Travels, v. 7. 
 
 Poncet (C. J.) Journey to Abyssinia. IC98-1700, v. 16. 
 Pontauus (J.I.) Dissert, cone, the N. E. passage, v. 1. 
 Proyart (L. B.) History of Loaugo, Kakougo, and other king- 
 doms of Africa, 1776. v. 16. 
 Raleigh ( Sir W.) Report of an engagement near the Azorea, 
 
 1591. v. 1. ■ 
 Ramond de Carbonnieres (L. F. E.) Journey to the summit of 
 
 Mont Perdu. 1802, v. 4. 
 Regnard (J. F.) Journey to Lapland, 1681, v. 1. 
 Retrospect of the origin aud progress of discovery, v. 17. 
 Richard (J.) History of Touquiu, v. 9. 
 Riesbeck (G. de). Travels through Germany. 1780. v. 6. 
 Robertson (D.) Tour through Isle of Man, 1791, v. 2. 
 Rochou (A. M.) Voyage to Madagascar, 1792, v. 16. 
 Roe [Sir T.) Voyage to India. 1614-15, v. 8. 
 Rubruquia (W. de). Travels into Tartary and China, 1263, v. 7. 
 Santos (J. dos). History of Eastern Ethiopia, 1684, v. 16. 
 Saiissnre (H. B. de). Attempts to reach the summit of Mout 
 
 Blanc, 1786, v. 4. 
 Shaw (S.) Tour to the west of England, 1788, v. 2. 
 Shaw (T.) Travels in Barbary, 1727, v. 15. 
 Skriue (H.) Tour through Wales. 1795, v. 2. 
 Smith J.) History of Virginia, New England, aud the Sum* 
 
 mer Isles. 1624, v. 13. 
 Spallanzani (L.) Travels in the two Sicilies, 1778, t. 6. 
 Stavorinus (J. S.) Account of Java aud Batavia. aud of Celebos, 
 
 Amboyua, etc., 1798, v. 11. 
 Symes (M.j Embassy to Ava, v. 9. 
 Tartary (Independent). Accounts of, v. 9. 
 Ta8man(A. J.) Voyage for the discovery of southern coun- 
 
 tries. 1642, v. 11. 
 Tavernier (J. B.) Extract from voyage.s to inquire concerning 
 
 diamond mines, v. 8. 
 Thierry de Meuonville (N. J.) Travels to Guaxaca, 1777. v. 13. 
 Thunborg (C.P.) Account of the Cape of Good Hope, 1772. v. 16. 
 Tibet (Description of), v. 7. 
 
 Tibet (Travels of several missionaries through), 1600-1700, v. 7, 
 Troil (U. von). Letters on Iceland, 1772, v. 1. 
 Turpin (F. R.) History of Siam. v. 9. 
 Ullua (A. de). Voyage to South America, 1735, v. 14. 
 Valle (Pietro della). Travels in Persia, 1614. v. 9. 
 Virginia (Discovery of and voyages to), 1584-90, v. 12. 
 Willoughhy (Sir H.) Voyage to the northern parts of Russia 
 
 and Siberia, 1653, v. 1. 
 Windhust ',J.) Journey to Mecquinez. Morocco, 1721, v. 15. 
 Young (Arthur). Travels iu France, 1787-9, v. 4. 
 
 — Tour iu Ireland, 1776-8, v. 3. 
 
 5. Elementary Geography, 
 
 FieldiB.) Amer. school geography. 1810. . 932.11 
 Maury {M. F.) Manual of mathematical, civil, and 
 
 physical geography. 1870 916.06 
 
 Stewart {K, J.) Geography for beginners. 18fj4. 921.01 
 
 6. Gazetteers and Dictionaries. 
 
 Brookes {R.) General gazetteer. New ed. by J. A. 
 Smith. 1876 913.05 
 
 CallicotiT.C.) Gazetteer of the world. 1853. (Putnam's 
 Home cyclopaedia.) 924.03 
 
 English cyclopaedia. Conducted by C. Knight. Geo- 
 graphy. 4v. Loudon. 1854-55. 4°. . . 936.18 
 
 — Supplement. Loudoii, 1869. 4'". ... 936.23 
 
 Gazelteer of the world, or diet, of geogr. knowledge. 
 7 V. Ediub.. 1856. 8" 915.06 
 
 M'CaUoch {J. R.) Dictionary, geographical, etc. 2 v. 
 New York, 1847-44. 8°. 924.04 
 
 Same. New ed., by F. Martin. 4 v. London, 
 
 1866. 8° ■ 924.12 
 
 Morse (J.) and Parish (E.) New gazetteer of the east- 
 ern continent. 2d ed. IbOS. . .' . . 913.01 
 
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 571 
 
 Smith (J. C. ) Harper's gazu>tteer of the worlJ. 1855. 915. 13 
 Tliomas (J.) and Baldwin (T.) Lippiucott's prouoiinc- 
 
 ing gazetteer of the world. 1S57. . . . 915. 14 
 Worcester (J. E.) Geograpbical dictioniiry, or universal 
 
 gazetteer; ancient and modern. 2 v. 1817. 913.02 
 S^ For gazetteers of particular i^lacee, sa Countries (p. 285). 
 
 7. General and Universal Geography. 
 
 Bell (J. ) System of viniversal geography. 6 v. Glas- 
 gow, 1838. 8" 924.00 
 
 1. Mathematical ; Physical ; Political ; Europe. 2. Eu- 
 rope, coutiiiued. 3. British empire ; Africa ; Africau la- 
 landa. 4. Asia ; Malacca. 5. Asia, contiuued ; America : 
 British, Uuiteii States. Mexico. 6. South America ; West 
 Indies ; Australia ; History of geography. 
 
 Bigland (J! ) Geogr. and hist, view of the world. 5 v. 
 
 London, 1810. 8= 923.18 
 
 V. 1. General descriptiou of Europe. Asia, Africa, Amer- 
 ica. 2. Observ. on geography, aud its astronomical rela- 
 tions. Scotland. Ireland. France. Bolf-iuni. Batavia. 
 Spain. 3. Portugal. Italy. Germany. Denmark. Norway. 
 Sweden. Russia. 4. Ottomau empire. Asiatic Russia. 
 China. Tartary. India. Asiatic islands. 5. India. Per- 
 sia. Africa — .\byaBinia, Et<ypt.- Nortli America— tJnited 
 States — British America— Spanish America. 
 Bohn(H. 0.) Pictorial handbook of modi rn geography. 
 
 1861 932.02 
 
 Davis (John). World's hydrographical description, 1595. [In 
 
 Hakluyt. Voyages, v. 4, 1811.J 916.18 
 
 Fisher {li. S.) Book of the world. 2 v. 1852. 915.01 
 Gallon {F.) Modern geog. (/ii Cambr. essays. 1855.] . . 2517.13 
 Heylyn (P.) Microcosmos. A little description of the 
 
 great world. [2d ed. ?] 1625 912.20 
 
 Hughes (W.) Treasury of geograjAy. 18(57. 932.19 
 
 Humboldt (K H. A. von). Cosmos : a sketch of the 
 
 universe. Tr. by E. C. Otte, B. F. Paul, and \V. 
 
 S. Dallas. 5 v. London, 1849-58. 12°. 912.01 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Introduction. General review of natural 
 
 phenomena. 
 
 2. Incitement to the study of nature. History of the 
 physical contemplation of the nniverse. 
 
 3-4. Oosmical phenomena. Tables of Stars. 
 
 5. Size, form, aud density. Internal heat and magnetic 
 
 activity of the earth. Earthquakes and volcanoes. Ther- 
 mal and gas springs. 
 
 Same. 4 v. N. Y., 1859. 12". . . . 912.06 
 
 Same. Kosmos. [German.] v. 1-3. . 912.13 
 
 Malte Brun (G) and Balbi (A.) System of universal 
 
 geography. 1851 915.05 
 
 Milner (T.) Gallery of geography. 2 v. 1875. 935.15 
 
 Mirse (S.K) New system of modern geog. 1.S22. 913.04 
 
 Murray (H.) Encyclopajdia of G. 3 v. 18)9. 916.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Ancient geography. Geography of the 
 
 middle ages. Modern geogr. Principles of geogr. (Jeol. 
 
 principles. Geogr. of Europe. 2. Europe, cont'd. Asia. 
 
 Africa, 3. Africa cont'd. Australia, Polynesia, and the 
 
 islands in the Polar Seas. America. 
 Pliny. Account of the world. [In ftis Natural history, v. 1-2, 
 
 Bohn, 1855.] 4716.01 
 
 8. General and Miscellaneous Books of Travel. 
 
 Ainsworth {W. F.) The earth delineated with pen and 
 pencil 936.17 
 
 Ansted (D. T.) Scenery, science, and art; note book 
 [in France, Switzerland, Germany, Spain, Sar- 
 dinia, Africa, aud America]. 1854. . . 922.20 
 
 Ballantynes miscellany. 13 v. L., 1869. 18°. 931.02 
 Note.— For Contents see p. 62 of Catalogue. 
 
 Bates {H. W.) Illustrated travels; record of discov., 
 geogr.iphy, and adventure, v.l, 5. 1869-73.916.05 
 
 Bory de Saint Vincent (./. B. 0. M. ) lies diverses des 
 trois oc(5ans. 1840. [Univers] . . 901.18 
 
 Boullaye le Qouz {F. de la). Les voyages et les observa- 
 tions. [Europe, Asie, et Afifrique. ] . . 923 06 
 
 Bourne (H. E. F. ) EngUsh seamen under the Tudors. 
 2v. 1868 9'21.26 
 
 Campbell {Lord G.) Log letters from the ' Challenger.' 
 1877 913.21 
 
 Clioules (J. 0.) Cruise of the " North Star." 1854. 9G4.05 
 
 Cleveland (R. J. ) Voyages and commercial enterprises. 
 1850 9'22.08 
 
 C(irio.si^^,s- geog. P., 185.'.. 16°. [Bibl. depoche.] 6411.07 
 
 Dana (R. H.) Two years before the mast. 1869. 922.14a 
 
 Davenport (B. A.) Narratives of peril and suffering. 
 1868 3261.01 
 
 Dempsey (J. M.) Our ocean highways : universal route 
 book. 1870 933.05 
 
 Ftgsbee (A.) Maritime flags of all nations, together 
 
 with geog. de.scr. of every kingdom. 1869. 931.01 
 
 Gallon (F.) Vacation tourists, 1860-63. 3 v. . 925.11 
 
 Note.— Tor Contents see p. 564 of Catalogue. 
 Gonzales (E.) Voyages en pantoufles. 1809. 7022.18 
 Goodrich (F. B.) Man upon the sea : from the earliest 
 
 ages. 1858 923.12 
 
 Hull (Capt. B.) Fragments of voyages and travels. 
 
 1842 935.14 
 
 Harriot (J.) Struggles though life ; travels and adven- 
 tures. 3 V. 1815 933.12 
 
 Hodder (F.) All the world over. 2 v. 1875. 933.24 
 Kmgsley (H.) Tales of old travel. 1869. . . 933.04 
 Lambert (C. F.,abbi). Collections of curious observa- 
 tions on the several nations of Asia, Africa and 
 America. Tr. by J. Dimn. 2 v. 1750. . 922.09 
 Lithgow ( W.) Travels and voyages through Europe, 
 
 Asia, and Africa, 1609-1628 923.08 
 
 Little(G.) Life on the ocean. 1847. . . . 921.15 
 Mangin(A.) The desert world. 1869. . .4727.03 
 Marmier [X.) Les voyageurs nouveaux. . . 922.19 
 Contents : Bresil. Perou. Les Pampas. Les lies Sand- 
 wich. Cachemir. L'Ararat et les montagnes do rArmenie. 
 Le Japon. Borneo. Sarawak. 
 Maundevile {Sir J.) Voiage and travaile. 1839. 1054.06 
 Nolle { V.) Fifty years in both hemispheres. 1854. 3134.14 
 Po-cj/ anecdotes, v. 15. [Travelling.] . . . 6211.15 
 Picture gallery of the nations. 1870. . . . 923.15 
 Bevei'e {J. W. ) Keel and saddle : forty years of mili- 
 tary and naval service. 1872 933. 18 
 
 Bitter { G. ) Geographical studies. Tr. by \f. L. Gage. 
 
 1863 93-2.03 
 
 Spry ( W.J.J.) Cruise of H. M. S. ' Challenger.' 913.22 
 Stone ( IK) What I learned at sea ; or, my firdt voyage. 
 
 [1870.] 932.12 
 
 Taylor {B.) At home and abroad. 2 v. 1860-62. 921.22 
 Transport voyage to the Mauritius, [anon.] London, 
 
 1851. 8° 1061.14 
 
 Treasury of travel and adventure, [anon. ] 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1805. 12° 921.11 
 
 Wairen { T. li. ) Dust and foam ; or, three oceans and 
 
 two continents. 1859 921.24 
 
 Webfoot, [pseud.] Fore and aft ; or, leaves from the 
 life of an old sailor. 1871. ..... 933.09 
 
 Willis (N.F.) Hurry-graphs. 1851. . . .2545.14 
 
 — Life here and there. 1850 264.12 
 
 — Sketches of travel. [In his Miscel, works.] .... 6076.23 
 World here and there ; or notes of travellers. From 
 
 •Household words.' N. Y., 1852. 12°. 921. '.dl; 2532. 16 
 
 9. History of Discovery. 
 
 Cooley {W. D.) History of maritime and inland dis- 
 covery [from early times]. 3 v. l»46-48. 921.03 
 
 Oalvano {A.,) Discoveries of the world, unto 1555. 
 [Hakluyt soc, 1862.] 925.17 
 
 Locke (/.) Hist, of navigation. [In his Works, v. 10.] . 6052.10 
 
 Pinkerton (J.) Retrospect of the origin and progress of discov- 
 ery. [In his Col. of voyages, v. 17.] 926.17 
 
 Stevenson { W. ) Hist, sketch of the progress of dis- 
 covery, to the 19th century. Ediub., 1824. 8°. 
 [Kerr. Col. of voyages, v. 18.] . . . 914.25 
 
 Vogel { T. ) Century of discovery. Biogr. sketches of 
 Portuguese and Spanish navigators from prince 
 Henry to Pizarro. 1877 933.'23 
 
 10. Map-making. 
 
 Keam (P.) and Micklehorough {J.) Handbook of map 
 drawing, adapted to the maps in Mitchell's new 
 series of school geographies. 1869. . . 932. 06 
 
 Smyth {C. Piazzi). On an equal-surface projection for 
 maps of the world, and its application to certain 
 anthropological questions 923.07 
 
 Wilme {B. P.) Handbook for plain and ornamental 
 
 mapping. 1846 3927.09 
 
 JS^ For collections of Haps, see Atlases (p. 66). 
 
 11. Physical Geography. 
 
 Abbott {J.) Science for the young. Water aud land. 
 
 1872 912.21 
 
 Ansted {D.T.] Physical geography. 1871. . 912.23 
 
 — World we live in ; first lessons, ete. 1868. 93'2.05 
 Brocklesby (J.) Elements of physical G. 1868. 916.04 
 
 IQ aakiog for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AOTaOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NU-MBEE.
 
 572 
 
 G-EOG-RAPHY : Physical to Voyages round the Woria 
 
 Browne (R. M.) Cause and effect; or the globe we 
 
 inhabit. 1868 4111.08 
 
 Bryce (J. ) Atlas of physical G. Consisting of twenty 
 
 maps, constructed by E. Weller ; with descriptive 
 
 letterpress. 1871 915.18 
 
 Buff ( tr. ) Familiar letters on the physics of the enrth. 
 
 Ed. by A. W. Hoiftnann. 18.57. . . . 912.22 
 Cnoky (W. D.) Physical geography. 1876. . 912.28 
 
 Figuier{L.) Earth ami sea. 187D 92.5.14 
 
 Geilc!e{A.) Science primers. Physical G. 1873. 912.17 
 Guyot (A.) Earth and man. Comparative physical G. 
 
 1833 922.03 
 
 Iliqqins (W. M.) The earth; its physical condition. 
 
 1816. . 4111.12 
 
 Johnston {A.K.) *Physical atlas of natural phenomena. 
 
 New ed. 185r,. fol ' 
 
 Johnston (K.,jr.) Handbook of physical G. 1870. 932.09 
 
 — Half-crown atlas of physical geography. . 932.08 
 Major (H.) Science manuals. Physical G. 1873. 912.21 
 Marsh {G. P.) Wan and nature' ; or, physical googr. 
 
 as mo liiied by human action. Ih64. . . 4113.34 
 Same. New ed. The earth as modified by hu- 
 man action. 1874 4113.35 
 
 Manry (M. F.) Physical geography. 1873. . 916.20 
 Uilntr (?'.) Physical geography. (/)i his Gallery of nature, p. 
 
 193 610. 1862.) 4026.01 
 
 Page (D.) Handbook of physical geog. 1865. 4112.31 
 Proctor \R. A.) Elementary physical geog. . 912. 2i) 
 Reason vihy. Physical geogr. and geol. 1863. 912.19 
 Rectus \E.) The earth. 2 y. 1871 923.16 
 
 — The ocean, atmosphere, and life. 2 v. London, 
 
 1873 913.17 
 
 Same. New York, 1873 913.16 
 
 Ritter I C. ) Comparative geography. Tr. by W. L. Gage. 
 
 1865 921.02 
 
 Somervilk (M.) Physical geography. 6th ed., revised 
 
 by H. W. Bate. Is70 912.18 
 
 Welter (E. ) Portable atlas of physical geography. 
 
 Publ. by W. Collins. 1^71 91.0.17 
 
 WinclieltiA.) Sketches of creation. 1870. .4717.21 
 
 Yoamj (J.) Physical geography. 1875. . . 912.25 
 
 jfi^ Sen ahfi, iu the geilBral alphabet. Astronomy (p. 54); 
 
 — Earth(p.i3i);— Gi-eology (p.oTJJ;— Meteorology;— Ocean. 
 
 12. Periodicals and Society Publications. 
 
 American geographical and statistical society. Bulletin, 
 V. 1-2, 1852-56 9U5.01 
 
 — Jojrual. V. 1-4, 1859-1874 90.5.08 
 
 — Proci>edi,igs. v. 1-2, 1832-64 905.06 
 
 Qeograptiicid magazine. Ed. by C. R. Markham. t. 1-3. 
 
 Lon.iop 1871-76. 4= 907.01 
 
 Globus. Illustrirte Zeilschrift flir liinder und vblker 
 
 kunde. Herausgegeben von K. Andree. v. 16-30. 
 
 Braunschweig, 1KG9-I87ij. fol 
 
 Magasiii pittore-sque (Le). T. 1-44, 1813-76. 
 MUlheilungen, aus Justus Perthes geogr. Anstalt ; von 
 
 A. Petermanu. v. 1.5-21, 1869-70. 
 Royal geographical society of London. Journal. 
 
 V. 1-45, 1832-76 903.04 
 
 Saint-Martin ( V. de). L'anue'e geographique. 8e annee 
 
 (1869,1. 931.16 
 
 Tour (iei da monde ; nouveau journal des voyages. 
 
 Illustre. 8 v. Paris, 1870-76. i". . . 
 Veljer land und meer. v. 21-36. 1869-76. . . 
 
 13. Voyages Hound the 'World. 
 
 Adams (N.) Voyage round the world. 1872. 932.20 
 Anson (G.) Voyage round the world, 1740-44. [Lon- 
 don, 18.53.] 913.19 
 
 Same, (/i; Kerr(X) Col. of voyageB. v.ll. p.201-634.] 9U 13 
 
 Reauvoir {Marquis de). Voyage iound the world. [Aus- 
 tralia, Java, Siam, Canton.] 2 v. 1870. 932.21 
 
 ^'Same. Pekiu. Conchi.'^ion, tic. 1872. . 932.24 
 
 Belctier {Sir E.) Voyage round the world in H. M. S. 
 
 Sulphur, 1836-42, inclaiiiag details of the naval 
 
 operations iu China, lS40-il. . . . : 925.21 
 
 Bennett (F. D ) Narrative of a whaling voyage roni.d 
 
 With sketches of Polyn' 
 
 Brooks (J.) Seven months run, up and down and 
 around the world. 1872 '.133.16 
 
 Syroii (J.) Voyages, etc., 1764-66. [In Ken (R.) Voyages, v. 12. 
 ]i. 9119.] 914.19 
 
 Carteret {P.) Voyages, etc., 1766-69. [/n Kerr (H ) Col. of voyases. 
 V. 12, p. 243-358.) 911.19 
 
 Circumnavi'jntion of the globe, and progress of discov- 
 ery in the Pacific ocean, from the voyage of Ma- 
 gf'Uan [1519] to the death of Cook [1779]. New 
 York, 1844. 18° 921.08 
 
 Same. London, 1837. 16°. .... 921.06 
 
 Coffin ( C. (.'. ) Our new way round the world. 1869. 925.10 
 
 Co'il: {James). See under tiis name, p. 281. 
 Dralie {Sir Francis). See under fits name, p. 422. 
 
 Fitzroy iR.) Voyages of the 'Adventure' and of the 
 
 'Beagle.' 4 v. 1839-40 115.5.19 
 
 GiUmore{r.) All round the world. 1871. . 933.11 
 Hawkesworllt {J.) Account of voyages in the southera 
 
 hemisphere, by Byron, Wallis, Carteret, and Cook. 
 
 3 v. 1773 916.07 
 
 Huhnan I J.) Voyage round the world. 4 v. 1840. 1084.11 
 V. 1. Travels in Madeira, Sierra Leone ; Teueritfi-, St. 
 
 lago ; Capo Coast, etc. 2. The Brazils ; Cape i Olouy ; 
 
 Mauritius, Madagascar, elc. 3. Coriuoro Islaurts. Zauzibar, 
 
 the Seychelles, Mauritius, Ceylon. India. 4. The Amla. 
 
 man Islands. China, tlie Cocoas. Van luemen's Laud. New 
 
 South Wales, New Zealand, (ape Horu. Uahia, Flures. 
 Kotzebiie {(t. von). New voyage rouud the world, in 
 
 1823 26. 2 V. 1830 922.U6 
 
 V. 1-2. South America. Pacific islands. 
 Kr-usen.siern {A. I. von). Voyage autour du monde, 
 
 18U3-G. 2 v. 1821 9;)3.06 
 
 v, 1. Les ilea Canaries. Bresil. Teire du Feu. Les ilea 
 
 Washington. Kaiutchatka. Japou. 2. Kanitehalka. Chine. 
 Pj'eiffer i/. ) Woman's first joarney round the world. 
 
 [184(5-48.] London, 18.54. 12=. . . . 922.05 
 
 — Lad.v's .second jnurney round the world. [1851-52.] 
 
 New York, 1856. 12° 922.04 
 
 — Lady's voyage round the world, 1846-48. [Con- 
 
 densed.] Loudon, 18.52. sm. 8°. . . 5075.18 
 
 — Voyage d'tine femme autour du monde. 1853. 922.18 
 Pigi/elta {F. A.) Voyage round the world, 1519-22. [Pinkerton, 
 
 V. 11.) 'J26.ll 
 
 Prime (E. D. G.) Around the world. 1872. 923.23 
 Pnmpelli/ {R.) ,\ero.ss America and Asia. 1870. 1125.09 
 Roggrveen {J.) Voyage, etc., 1721-23. [In Kerr, v. 11, p.66-200.) 914.18 
 Ru.-icl(tnl>frijer {^yK a. W.) Voyage rouud the world. 
 
 1838 914.26 
 
 Scherzer { K. ) Narrative of the circumnavigation of the 
 globe, by the Austrian frigate Novara in 1857-59. 
 
 3 V. 1861 935.05 
 
 Contents : v. 1. From Trieste to Gibraltar. Madeira. Eio 
 de Janeiro. Cape of Good Hope. Islands of St, Paul and 
 Amsterdam. Ceylon. Madias. 2. Nicobar Islands. Siu- 
 gai'Oie. Java. Manila. Hong-Kong. ShaiiKbai. Islaud 
 ofPuynipet. Cora: island ol SiUayana. 3. Syduey. Auck- 
 land. Taliiti. Valparaiso. Overland journey from Val- 
 paraiso. To Gibraltar and Trieste. 
 Seward { IV. II.) Travels around the world. 1873. 935.13 
 Sic^jfried {,T.) .iutour du monde, 18il7-69. Particu- 
 liferement aux Indes, en Chine et au Japou. 
 
 18r9. 933.08 
 
 Simpson ( W.) Meeting the sun : a journey round the 
 world, through Egypt, China, Japan and Califor- 
 nia. 1874 1045.08 
 
 Siniles (— ). Bound the world. By a boy, [anon.] 
 
 1872 933.15 
 
 Vancouver ( G. ) 'Voyage of discovery round the world, 
 
 6 V. 1790-95 914.09 
 
 Vassnr {J. G.) Twenty years around ihe world. 
 
 1861 925.09 
 
 Verne (J.) Tour of the world in eighty days. 1S73. 931.24 
 Voyages round the world, from the death of Capt. Cook. 
 
 lanon.-\ Edinb., 1843. 16° 921.07 
 
 Wilk's {C.) Narrative of the U. S. exploring expedi- 
 tion, 1838-42. 5 V 925.01 
 
 Conlents : v. 1. South American roiintries. 2. Tahiti 
 and liiineo. JJavigator Islands. New South Wales. Aut- 
 anrtic cruise. New Zealand. 3. Tongataboo. Ovolau. 
 Feejee group. 4. Sandwicli Islands. Columbia river. 
 Piiget Sound. Oregon. 6. Bowdituh Islaud. Ellice's and 
 Kingsmill group, (.'oiuinbia river. Calilcrnia. Southern 
 Oregon. Manilla. Sooloo Sea Islands. Singapore. Cape 
 of Good Hope. Currents and whaling. 
 Same. Condensed and abridged. L., 1845.8°. 925,01 
 
 the plobe, 1833-36. With sketches of l-'olynesia 
 California, the Indian archipelago. 2 v. 1840. 925. 18 
 
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 entries ui^der Countries ip, 285-394). j^- For general Atlases see p. 66 of Catalogue. 
 
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 1. Geology. 
 
 Bibliograpliy. 
 
 Agasfiiz (C. J. R.) Bibliogiuphia zooloqise et geologise. 
 
 Enl. by H. E. Strickl;md and Sir W. Jardiue 4 v. 
 
 London, liai/ . toe, IHiH-^i. 8" 2773.01 
 
 Qgnerat and Miscr-llamoui Works. 
 Aijassiz (L.) Geological sketches. 186(>. . 4111.05 
 Ansted {D. T.) Application of geology to the arts and 
 
 mauufactiires. 18ii5 4111.07 
 
 — Extract-i from the note book of a geologist. 922.20 
 
 — Geological gossip. New ed 1861. . . 4111.02 
 
 — Geology. 2 v. 1814 4113.19 
 
 — Geology, etc. 1855 4111.01 
 
 — Great stone book of natnre. 1863. . . .4111.03 
 Biscliof iO.) Elements of chemical and physical 
 
 geology. 3 v. 1854 59 4114.02 
 
 Bowen (E.) Coal and coal oil ; or geology of the earth. 
 18(i5 3933.23 
 
 Browne iR. J/.) Cause and effect ; or the globe \re in- 
 habit. 18t)8 4111.08 
 
 Backliml ( W. ) Geology end mineralogy with ref. to 
 natural theology. 2 v. 1837 352i.02 
 
 CamphM [J. F.) Frost and lira. Natural engines, tool 
 marks and chips, [diioii.] 2 v. 1865. . 4112.02 
 KnU —Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 122, 1865. 
 
 Cleveland (P.) Elementary treatise on G. 1816. 4113.07 
 
 CornwiiUii {C. F.) and otliers. Sketches of G. [anon.] 
 1848 4111.06 
 
 Croll (J. ) Climate and time in their geological rela- 
 tions. 1875 4021.33 
 
 Cavier ( G. ) Essays on the theory of the earth. With 
 geological idus. by Prof. Jameson. 1827. 4724.09 
 
 Dana {J. D.) Corals and coral islands. 1872. 4114.05 
 
 — Geological story briefly told. 1875. . . 4112.39 
 
 — Manual of geology. 18f;3 4112.29 
 
 iVo(<.— Raviewed in N. A. rev., t. 97, 1863. 
 
 — Text book of geology. 18i)3 4111.37 
 
 Darwin (C.) Geology. [In Herschel (J. F. W.) Manual of scl. 
 
 enquiry. 1851.1 3913.20 
 
 Davies (T- •■'■) Answer to Hugh Miller and theoretic 
 
 geologists. 1^60 4111.10 
 
 Dawson (J. W. ) Story of the earth and man. 1873. 4111.36 
 Di La Beche (Sir H. :/'.) Geological observer.1851. 4112.01 
 Francis (J. G.) Beach-rambles in search of sea-sido 
 
 pebbles and cry.ital3. 1859 4111.30 
 
 Oillespie (W.) Theology of geologists : Hugh Miller 
 
 and others. 1859 3762.10 
 
 Green {A. H.) Physical geology. 2d ed. 1877. 4112.11 
 Gregory (W.) On a post-tertiary sand, containing dia- 
 
 tomaoeous exuviss from Glenshira, near Inverary. 
 
 1854 4111.09 
 
 Htwihlon(S.) Three kingdoms of nature. 1868. 4712.23 
 
 HitpkitaiW.) Camb. essays, 1867 : p. 172-241 2617.15 
 
 Huxley [T. H.) (Jeol. contemporaneity aud persistent tj'pes of 
 
 life — Geol. reiorm. — A piece of cbalk. [In UU Lay ser. 
 
 mons, 187U.] 4712.15 
 
 Haniboldt (F. H. A. von), Geognostical essays on the 
 
 superposition of rooks. 182J 4112.04 
 
 if (ii( ( 2'. .S ) Cheniioal and geol. essays. 1^75. 4214.09 
 Jameson [R.) Geological illus. Ste Curier (G.J Essays, etc. 4724.09 
 Jakes ^J. B.) Popular physical geologj'. 1853. 4111.13 
 
 — School manual of geology. 1873. . . . 4111.35 
 Kini/sley (C.) Town geology, 1873. . , . 4111.33 
 
 — Madame How and lady Why. 1870. . . 4723.11 
 Lee{aA.) Elements of G. 1839. .... 4111.14 
 Liebig (J. von) and K'>pp (S.) Annual report of the 
 
 progress of geology, 1847-50. 4 v. . . 4214.29 
 
 Lyelt tSir C.) Evidences of the antiquity of man. 
 
 18i;3 4112.06 
 
 — GeoL evidences of tho antiquity of man. 4th ed. 
 
 1873 4112.10 
 
 — Principles of geology. 1872 4113.32 
 
 Reviewed by H. B. Adams in N. A. rev., v. 107. 1868. 
 
 — Student's elements of geology. l.'>71. . . 4112.34 
 Minlell(a. A.) Wonders of G. 2 v. 1857. 4111.18 
 Mill {John). The fossil spirit ; a boy's dream of geol- 
 ogy. 1854. 4111.24 
 
 MUler iff.) Cruise of the Betsey among the Hebrides ; 
 with rambles of a geologist over the fossiliferous 
 deposits of Scotland. 1858 4111.23 
 
 ~ Edinburgh and its neighborhood.4thed. 1870. 491.10 
 
 — Footprints of the Creator. 1852. . . . 4111.25 
 Same. 1857 4111,26 
 
 — Qeology vs. Astionomy. [In kis Essays, 1805; p. 370-94. 2535 16 
 
 — Old red .siindstout). 1852 4111.27 
 
 — Sketch book of popular geology. 1859. . . 4111.28 
 
 — Testimony of the rOL'ks ; or the two theologies, 
 
 natural and revealed. 1H57 4111.29 
 
 miner {T.) [In his Gallery of nature, p. 610-788. 18.52.] 4020.01 
 Millon (J. i. ) The stream of life on our globe. 2d ed 
 
 [1872.] 4713.10 
 
 Murchison (Sir R. I.) Silnria. History of the oldest 
 
 rocks, containing organic remains. 1854. 4112.14 
 
 Same. 1872 4113.30 
 
 Reviewed in Contem. rev., v. 4. 1867: v. 112. 1860; N, 
 
 Brit, rev., v. 21, 1854 ; Qu. rev., v. 95, 1854 ; v. 125, 1868. 
 Nicholson {H. A.) Text-book of G. 1872. .4111.31 
 Onnathwaite (Hir J. Walsh, lord). Astronomy and 
 
 geology compared. 1872 4013 07 
 
 Pa.7P(X'.)Advanced text-book of G. 4th ed. 1867. 4112.33 
 
 — Handbook of geol. terms, geology, etc. 1865. 4112.31 
 
 — Past and present life of the globe. 1861. 4112.15 
 Phillips (J.) Treatise on G. 2 v. 1852. . .4112.16 
 Plan/air {J.) Illustrations of the Huttonian theory of the earth 
 
 [In /lis Works, v, 1.) 60r,3.04 
 
 Porllock (J . E ) End. treatise on G. Is59. . 4112.18 
 Preslwick (J.) Past and present of G. [In Sm. rep., 1876.] 3936.110 
 HichardsOH {G. F.) Introd. to geology, mineralogy, 
 
 fossil botany, and palaeontology. New ed. by T. 
 
 Wright. itoA", 185-5 4112.19 
 
 Si/monds (W. S.) Stones of the valley. 1837. 4112.23 
 late {R.) Rudimentary treatise on geology. Parti. 
 
 Physical. 1871 4111.32 
 
 Walker { W. B. ) Cyclical deluges : periodical changes 
 
 of the earth's axis. 1871 4112.37 
 
 Wells {D. A.) First principles of G. 1861. .4112.27 
 
 Genesis and Geology. 
 
 [See Biblical aud religious lit. (p. 88.)] 
 
 Glacial Geology. 
 
 Agassis [L.) Glacial period.— Ice period in America.— Glacial 
 
 phenomena in Maine. [In his Geol. sketches. 2d series. 
 
 1876.] 4111,04 
 
 — Formation, internal structure, and progression of glaciers. 
 
 [In Atlantic monthly, v. 12, 1863.] 
 
 Ciimphell [J. F. ) Frost and fire. Natural engines, tool- 
 marks, and chips. [rt/ioii.J 2 v. 1865. 4112 02 
 
 Oeikie {J. ) Great ice age and its relation to the an- 
 tiquity of man. 1874 4112.38 
 
 Forhes (J. D.) Occasional papers on the theory of 
 
 glaciers. 1859 4112.30 
 
 See aUo his 'Life and letters,' by J. C. Shairp and others. 
 1873 30.56.19 
 
 Hebnholtt (H.) Ice and glaciers. [In his PopiUar, lectures. 
 1873.] 3915. IS 
 
 Lyeil iSir C.) Outline of glacial geology. [In his Antiquity of 
 man. 4th ed. 1873.) 4112.10 
 
 Peaks, passes, and glaciers. Ed. by J. Ball. 1859. 983.08 
 
 Same. 2ds. Ed. by E.S. Kennedy. 2t. 1862. 983.21 
 
 TgndalliJ.) Glaciers of the Alps. 18^:1. . .-1112.28 
 
 — Principal Forbes and his biot,'raphers. [In Contemp. rev., 
 
 Aug., 1873. or Pop. sci. monthly, Oct., 1873.] 
 Whittlesey (C.) Fresh-water glacial drift of the northwestern 
 states [of N. A ] [In Sm. contrib.. v. 15.) .... 3937.15 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 27, 1871 (Active glaciers in 
 the U. S., by C. King) ; SjUiraau's journal, 3d series, v. 1, 
 1871 (Glaciers in NewEng and) ; Ed. rev., v. 113. 1861 (Tyn- 
 daU's ITS, Forbes' theory); Fraser's mag., v. 49. 1854 (Forbes 
 or viscous theory) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 39, 1863 (Glaciers and 
 icebergs of Scotland) ; Nat. qu. rev., March, 187-1. For 
 comprehensive papers, all opposed to the viscous theorv of 
 Forbes, see N. A. rev., v. 96, 1863 ; N. Brit, rev., v. 31, 1869 ; 
 Quar. tev., v. Hi, 1863 ; Westm. rev., v. 67, 1'857. 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Association of American geologists and naturalists. 
 
 Reports of the 1st, 2d, 3d meeting.s, at Phila., in 
 
 1840, 1811, aud in Boston, 1842. . . . 4114.10 
 Oeoloijical magazine: a monthly journal, v. 6-9, 1869-72. 
 
 London, 1869-72. 8' 4115.06 
 
 Geological society of London. Quarterly journal, v. 
 
 1-24, 1845-68. London, 1845-68. 8^ . . 4121.01 
 
 — Transactions, v.1-5, 1807-21. L, 1811-21. 4°. 4128.01 
 
 — — Same. 2d series. v. 1-7, 1821-56. London, 
 
 1824-56. 4° 41-28.06 
 
 2. Mineralogy. 
 Berzelixis (J. J.) Use of the blowpipe iu chemistry and 
 
 mineralogy. 1845 4216.16 
 
 Bischoff (G.) Elements of chemical aud physical G. 
 
 3 v. 18.54-59 4114.03 
 
 Briftow(II. W.) Glossary of M. 1861. . .4113.09 
 Brush(G.J.) Manual of determinative M. 1875. 4113,06 
 
 la (sldQg for books, ago tll« ■• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, tll« first part of the TlTLli, and the NUMBER
 
 574 
 
 G- E O L O Q- Y : Mineralogy and Palseontology. 
 
 Buckland ( W.) Geology and mineralogy with reference 
 to natural theology. 2 v. 1837. . . . 3524.02 
 
 Cleaveland (P. ) Elementary treatise on M, 1816. 4113.07 
 
 OMins (J. H.) Handbook to the mineralogy of Corn- 
 waU and Devon. 1871 4114.09 
 
 Dana (E. S.) and Dana (J". D.) Text-book of mineral- 
 ogy. With treatise on crystallography and phy- 
 sical mineralogy. 1877 4113.13 
 
 Dana iJD.) System of M. 4th ed. 2 v. in 1.1854. 4113.01 
 
 — Treatise on rocks. [In Varley (D.) Treatise, elc. 1869 ] 4112.24 
 Daubree [O. A.) Syutht^tical studies and experiments on meta- 
 
 morphisni, and on the formation of crystalline rocks. [In 
 
 Sm. report, 1S61.1 3936.16 
 
 E'jUsttm [T.] Catalogue of minerals with their formulas, ttc. 
 
 (/;l Sm miscel. coll., v. 7, 1863.] 3935.17 
 
 Oreal Brilain. Mineral statistics for 1868. . 3934.48 
 Kobeli i,F. von). Sketches from the mineral kingdom. 
 
 18.52 4112.20 
 
 Liebiij (J. von) and Kopp i^II.) Annual report of the 
 
 progress of mineralogy. 1847-50. 4 v. . 4214.29 
 
 Mitchell (II') and Tennant (Prof. S.) Mineralogy and 
 
 crystallography. 1855 4111.01 
 
 Moore (iV. F.) Ancient mineralogy. 1834. . 4112.13 
 NicollJ.) Elements of M. 2d ed. 1873. . .4113.05 
 P/iiUips (W.) Introduction to M. 1852. . .4113.03 
 Sowerby (H.) Popular mineralogy. 1850. . . 4112.22 
 
 Ridley (F.) Mineralogy. 1874 4113.10 
 
 Tkeophraslus. History of stones, (Greek, ) with Eng- 
 lish version, including the modern history of the 
 gems described by hira, e(c., by J. Hill. 2d ed. 
 
 1774 4113.01 
 
 Traill (0. W.) Elementary treatise on quartz and opal. 
 
 Newed. 1>>70 "... 4112.32 
 
 Vurley (D.) Rudimentary treatise on M. 1859. 4112.24 
 JSS" See also Arts (Useful : Assaying, p. 40 ;— Metallurgy, 
 p. 45 ; — Mines and mining, p. 45) ; — Chemistry (p. 263-264) ; 
 — Crystallography (p. 400). 
 
 3. Palaeoutology. Fossils. 
 
 Adamn (W. H. D.) Life in the primeval world : 
 founded on Meunier's 'Lesanimaux d' autrefois.' 
 1872 4725.14 
 
 Anxled(D. T.) The ancient world. 1848. . 4725.09 
 
 Arlis (E. T. ) AntedUuvian phytology : fossil remains 
 of plants peculiar to the coal formations of Great 
 Britain. 1825 4117.06 
 
 BrtZ/'oui- ( J. 77. ) Pal^outological botany. 1872. 4917.22 
 
 Backland ( W.) Reliquiai diluvianie : or organic re- 
 mains attesting the action of an universal deluge. 
 2ded. 1824 4117.03 
 
 Conrad {T. A.) and Meek (F. />.) Check lists of invertebrate fos- 
 sils of N. A. [//J Sm. miscell. coll.. V. 7, 1864.) . ..3935,17 
 
 Fbiaier (L.) World before the delug,\ 1866. 4717.2G 
 
 Gi^bhes [R. IF.) Memoir on mosasaurus and allied genera. \In 
 Sm. coutrih., v. 2.] 3937.02 
 
 Oosse (P. II.) Omphalos: an attempt to untie the 
 goological knot. 1857 4725.08 
 
 Hi(o7i«oc;<; (/i'.)IchuoloKy of New England. 1S58. 4728.11 
 Reviewed in N. Brit. rev.. V. 32. 1S60. 
 
 Huxley (T. H.) Palasi^ntnlogy and the doctrineof evolution, [/n 
 /lis Critiques, 1873] 2532.19 
 
 — Principles and methods of palaeontology, [hi Smith, leport, 
 
 1869.] 3936.24 
 
 Leidy {T.) Ancient fauna of Nebraska. [In Smith, contrib,, 
 T. C] 3937.06 
 
 M-Coy {F.) Contributions to British palfeontology : ra- 
 diata, articulata, moUusca, andpisces. 1854.4725. 11 
 
 Manlell (G. A.) Medals of creation ; or, first lessons 
 in geology. 2 v. 18.54 4111.15 
 
 — Petrifactions and their teachings. 1854. . 4111.17 
 Meek (F. B.) and Hayden {F. V.) Palieoutology of the upper Mis- 
 souri. Pt. 1. Invertebrates, [/u Sm. coutrib., v. 14.J 3937.14 
 
 Milton (J. L. ) The stream of life on our globe. 2d ed. 
 
 [1h72.] 4713.10 
 
 Nicholson (H.A.) Anc.life hist.of the earth.l877. 4112.05 
 
 Owen (11.) Paleontology. 1861 4725.10 
 
 Paloeonto(iraphic<d socidy. [Publications.] v. 1-20. 
 1847-66. London, 1848-67. 4°. 
 Contents of Monographs. 
 Bell (T.) Fossil malacostracous Crustacea of Great Britain, 
 
 1857-62, 
 Busk (G.) Fossil polyzoa of the crag. 1859. 
 Darwin (C.) Fossil leparid», or pedunculated cirripiJes of 
 Gt. Britain. 1861. 
 
 — Fossil balanids and verrucidfe. 1854. 
 
 Davidson (T.) British fossil brachiopoda. 3 v. 1851-66, 
 Dawkins (W. B.) and Sanford (W. A.) British pleistocene 
 
 mammalia. 1866. 
 Duncan (P. M.) British fossil corals ; suppl. to Milne-Edwards. 
 
 1866-67—, 
 Edwards |F, E.) Eocene mollu.sca ; cephalopoda and univalves. 
 
 1852-60 -. 
 Edwards (H. Milne) and Haine (J.) Brit, fossil corals. 1849-63. 
 Forbes (E) Kohiuoderms of the Brit, tertiaries. 1862. 
 Jones (T. Rupert). Entomustraca of the cretaceous formation 
 
 of England. 1849. 
 
 — Tertiary entomoatraea of England. 1866. 
 
 — Fossil estheriie. 1862. 
 
 — Parker (W. K.) and Brady (H. B) Foraminitera of the 
 crag. 1866. 
 
 King (Wm.) Permian fossils of England. 1850. 
 
 Lycett (.7.) Supplementary monograph on the molluaca from 
 
 the Htonslield slate, great oolite, forest marble, and coru- 
 
 brash. 1363. 
 Morris (J.) and Lycett (.1.) MoUusca from the great oolite. 1850-64. 
 Owen (R ) Fossil replilia of the cretaceous formations. 1851-64. 
 
 • of the liassic formations. 1865—. 
 
 of the Wealdeu aud Purbeck fi>rniationa. 1853-64. 
 
 of the oolitic formations. 1861-62. 
 
 — and Bell (T.) Fossil reptilia of the London clay and of tha 
 Brackle,sham and other tertiary beds. 1849-58. 
 
 PhiUips (J.) British belemnitidse. 1865-67. 
 
 Salter (J. T\'.) British trilobites. 1864-67. 
 
 Sharpe (D.) MoUusca found in the chalk of England : cepha- 
 
 lopoda. 1853.56. 
 Wood (S. v.) Crag moUusca. 2 v. 1848-56. 
 
 — Eocene mollusca : bivalves. 1861-64. 
 
 Woodward (H.) British fossil Crustacea of the order mero- 
 
 stomata. 1866. 
 Wright (T.) British fossil echinodermata of the oolitic forma- 
 tions. 2 V. 18.06-66—. 
 
 of the cretaceous formations. 1864. 
 
 Parkinson (J. ) Organic remains of a former world. 
 2d od. 3 V. Id33 4728.05 
 
 — Outlines of oryctology. An introduction to the 
 
 study of fossil organic remains. 3d ed. 4112.09 
 Pam'soii (S.7e.) Chapters on foisil botany. 1849. 4913.01 
 .Salter (J. W.) Arctic carbunilerous fossils. [Zii Belcher (5m- E J 
 Last of the Arctic voyages, v. 1, p, 377-391,] . . . 1144.04 
 Sijinondi ( IF. S. ) Old bones ; or, notes for young na- 
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 cessors and allies. 1864 4721.19 
 
 Warren {J. C.) Fossil impressions in the sandstone 
 rocks of Conn, river. 1854. . . . . . 4112.26 
 
 Zimmermanii ( W. F. A. ) Die Wunder der Urwelt. 
 1861 4725.12 
 
 JK3" See also Arts (Useful ; Coat, p. 40 •.—Metallurgy, p. 45 ',~Peiroleum, p. 46) :— BibUcal and religious lit, {Genesis and - 
 geoligy, p, 88) :— Botany (p. 224) ; — Chemistry (p, 263-265) ;— Earth (432) ; — Mountains ;— Meteorology and climatology ;— 
 Natural history : — Shells. 
 
 i^^ For the Geology, Mineralogy, and Paleontology of i^ar(t.:u/ar countries, states, or territories, see Countries (p,285-395). 
 
 Geometry. See Mathematics. 
 
 George. For lives of persous of this name, ?.ee Biography (p. 148). 
 George (.9ai/i(). Oriuld (5. B.) \tn his Curious myths, v. 2. 1868.] 
 — - Hogg [J.) Supplemental notes on St. George the martyr and 
 
 ou George the Ariau bishop, [/n Royal hoc. of lit. Trans 
 
 , actions 1863.] 6066.15 
 
 — - Johnson {R.) Seven champions of Christendom. . . 261.66 
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 — Second letter to his people. 5th ed.L. ,1821. 8°. 5093. 02 
 G-eorge (.\mta). Annals of the queens of Spain to 
 
 Isabel II. 2 V. New York, 1850. 12". 3253.03 
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 Oeorge (Lake). See Countries {Lake George, p. 339). 
 
 Georgia. See Countries [Georgia, p. 325.) 
 Georgia historical society. Collections, v. 1-2. Savan- 
 nah, 1840-42. 8° C22.01 
 
 Note.—Fov Contents eeo entry under Georgia (p. 325). 
 Georgia plantation, 1838-39. See Kemble (Frances A.) . 1113.08 
 Georgian era : memoirs of eminent persons in Great 
 Britain, 1711-1828. 4 v. L., 1832-34. 8=. 3216.05 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Royal family. Pretenders and their ad- 
 herents. Churchmen, dissenters, and t tatesiuen, 2, Mi- 
 litary and naval commanders. Judges and barristers. 
 Phy.sicians and surgeons. 3. Voyagers and travellers. 
 Philosophers and men of science. Authors. 4. Political 
 aud rural economists. Painters, sculptors, architects, and 
 engravers, Compoaera. Vocal, instrumental, and drama- 
 tic performers. 
 
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 Germany and the Germans, with a glance at Poland, 
 
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 London, 1855. 12° 905.27 
 
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 der Sudsee. 3 v. in 2. Jena, 1868. 16°. 7116.09 
 
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 Biblical Chaldee. From the Latin, by E. Robin- 
 son. Boston, 1857. 8° 6435.17 
 
 Gesner (Abraham). Industrial resonices of Nova 
 Scotia, 1849. 8° 1153.00 
 
 — Practical treatise on coal, petroleum, and other dis- 
 
 tilled oils. 2d ed., enl. by G. W. Gesner. New 
 York, 1865. 8° 3933.25 
 
 Gesner (Salomon). Works. From the German. With 
 memoir. 2 v. London, 1805. 16°. . . 5037.05 
 Contents : v. 1. Memoir. Death of Abel. The first na- 
 vigator. Daphnia. 2. Idyls. Evauder and Alclmua, pas- 
 toral drama. Erastus, drama. Miscellanies. 
 
 Gesner (W.) Habits of the pouched rats of Georgia. [In Smith, 
 rep., 1860.) 3936.15 
 
 Gessert (M. A.) Rudimentary treatise on painting on 
 glass. 3d ed. London, Weak, 1857. 16°. 1443.24 
 
 Gesta Romanorum, or entertaining stories invented by 
 
 the monks as a fireside recreation. New ed. by 
 
 T. Wright. London, [1871.] 12°. . . . 194.44 
 
 Note.—FoT two notices, see Old and new, Nov., Dec, 1872. 
 
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 Gettysburg. 
 
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 la grandeur des nations, de leur decadence et 
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 Gbardaia. See Naphegyi (G) '871 1083.21 
 
 Gheel, the city of the simple. By the author of 
 'Flemish interiors.' London, 18C9. 1'2°. 4332.24 
 Ghent. See Countries (p. 326). 
 
 Gbolam Hussein Khan ( Mir). Siyar-ul-mutakherin : 
 a liist. of the Mahommedan power in India dur- '- 
 ing the last century. Revised from the trans, of 
 Haji Mustefa, and collated with the Persian ori- 
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 Ghost of Richard m. [Poem.] Introd. by J. P. Col- 
 lier. London, Shak. soc, 1844. 8°. . . 1756.22 
 Ghost stories ; collected with a particular viow to coun- 
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 [anon.] London, ■1n23. 16° 3812,32 
 
 Same. New York. 1865. 12°. .... 195.02 
 
 Ghostly colloquies. .<ree Townsend (F.) 25-13. 2» 
 
 Ghosts. See Apparitions (p- 31) ; — Folk lore Ip. 553) ; — Occult 
 
 sciences ; — Spiritualism : — Witchcralt. 
 Ghosts of the deceased Sievrs de Villemor, and de Fontaines. 
 
 See Chevalier (G. de). 1624 6613.20 
 
 Giacomelli (J.. iifus<rafor). See Michelet (J.) Tlie bird [4817.17] ; 
 
 Nature |4714.14]. 
 Giant cities of Bashau. See Porter (J. L.) 1866. . . . 1063.13 
 Giant's causeway. See Countries (Ireland ; Description, p. 334). 
 
 Giants. 
 
 — FairhtiU (F. W.) Gog and Magog ; the giants in 
 
 GuildhaU, eic. 18J9 3816 34 
 
 — Hunt (Z,.) [In his Day by the flre, 1870 ; p. 231-260.] . 2532 23 
 
 — Wood (E.J.) Giants und dwarfs. lst;8. .3264.22 
 
 Gibbes. See aZso Gibbs. 
 
 Gibbes (Robert WUson). Cuba for invalids. New York, 
 1860. 12°. 1162.04 
 
 — Documentary hist, of the Amer. rev. : chiefly in S. 
 
 Carolina, 1764-82. 3 v. N. Y., 1857. 8°. 625.05 
 
 — Memoir of James De Veaux, [artist, 1812-44]. Co- 
 
 lumbia, (.S. C,) 1846. 8° 3052.19 
 
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 l'i° 433.08 
 
 — Life of Mahomet. New York, 1S58. 24°. 3115.26 
 
 — Miscellaneous works. With memoirs of his life, by 
 
 himself. With notes by John, lord Sheffield. 
 
 Paris, 1840. 8° 5038.09 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Abstracts of the books Mr. Gibbon read. 
 
 Address on history. 
 
 Antiquities of the house of Brunswick. 
 
 Collection of reujaiks and detached pieces. 
 
 Critical observations on the sixth book of the ,£)Qeid. 
 
 Dissertation on the Man with the iron mask. 
 
 Essay ou the study of literature. 
 
 Extracts from his journal. 
 
 Justificatory memoir [against France]. 
 
 Letters. 
 
 Memoirs of his life. 
 
 Outlines of the history of the world. 
 
 Viudicatiou of some pages in the 16th and 16th chapters of 
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 Wellington. Bernadotte. 2. Louis xviii. Napoleon Buona- 
 parte. 3. Talleyrand. Marshal Ney. Uurat. Fred. Wm. 
 
 III., of Prussia. Berthier. Fouche. Larl St. Vincent. 
 
 Soult, e(e., etc. 
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 and Gibbon (L.) 1164.26 
 
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 — Limited liability act, joint stock co. acts, with notes 
 
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 Gibbons (Henry). Climate of San Francisco. [In Smith, report, 
 
 1854.) 3936.09 
 
 Gibbons (J. S.) Banks of New York, their dealers, the 
 clearing house, and the panic of 1857. New York, 
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 — Public debt of the U. S. ; administration of the treas- 
 
 ury: the financial system. N.Y., 1867. 12°. 5916.05 
 Gibbs. See also Gibbes. 
 
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 Gilbert (Davis). Bullion question. 2d ed. London. 1819. 8°. 
 
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 — Lelorgnon. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1868, 12°. 7022.27 
 
 — Marguerite, ou deux amours. P., 1856. 16.°. 7022.10 
 
 — Monsieur le marquis de Poutauges. Paris, 1866. 
 
 12° 7022.20 
 
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 — Vicomto de Launay — Lettres parisiennes. 4 v. 
 
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 — Challice [A. E.) French authors at home, v. 1-2, 1864. 3266.10 
 Girardiii (Marc, called baini-Marc-G'trardin). 
 
 — Lectures on dramatic literatnr6.N.Y,1849.12°.1724.29 
 
 — Tableau de la litterature fran9ai8e au 16e siecle, 
 
 sui'i'i d'etudes sur la litttSrature du moyen age et 
 
 , de la renaissance. Paris, 1868. 16°. . . 2731.20 
 
 Qiraud (Giovanni, conte). Jealousy at fault. Mad prophet. [In 
 
 Select Italian comedies, 1849.) 17'25.28 
 
 Giraud (J. P., jr.) Birds of Long Island. New York, 
 1844. 8° 4815.02 
 
 Girdlestone {Hev. A. G.) High Alps without guides. 
 Loudon, 1870. 8° 983.25 
 
 Girlhood of Catherine de' Medici. See Trollops (T. A.) 3031.28 
 
 Girls. See Young (The) ;— Women {Education) ;— Medicine ( Wo- 
 men and ehiltlren). 
 
 Girondists. See Lamartine (A. de). History, etc. 3v. |514.09|. 
 aiio histories of the Rev. of 1789 (l>. 322 of Catalogue) ; abo 
 
 livesof Roland (.Viae.) : and Baker (H.B.) French society; 
 V. 2, 1874 13206.16). 
 
 Gironiere. See La Gironiere. 
 
 Gisborne (Thomas). Walks in a forest ; poems. Lon- 
 don, 1797. 16° 1644.25 
 
 Gisborne (Thomas, Jr.) Letter to Phillpotts, on his letters to 
 Canning (on catholic claims). Loudon, 18-7. 8°. [In 
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 Giali saga. Story of GisU the outlaw. From the Ice- 
 landic, by G. W. Dasent. P., 1866. sm. 4°. 171.38 
 
 Gist (Mordecai). Herring (J.) aud Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portrait 
 gallery, v. 4, 1839 3247.11 
 
 Giusti (Giuseppe). Poesie. Precedute dalla vita del- 
 r autore. Leipzig, 1866. 12° 7317.07 
 
 — Ilonier (S.) Giusti and his times. 1864. ,3065.25 
 
 See also notices by W. D. Howells in N. A. rev., July. 1872; 
 and one in N. Brit. rev., v. 41, 1864 (or Littell. v. 37, 1863). 
 
 Giustiuiani (Sebastian).- Four years at the court of Hen- 
 ry viu. ; despatches to the signory of Venice, 1515- 
 1519. Tr. by K. Browu. 2 v. L., 1854, 8°. 3077.27 
 
 Glaciers. See Geology. {Olaciers, p. 573.) 
 
 Gladden (Washington). Plain thoughts on the art of 
 living ; for young men and women. Boston, 
 1868. 12° 3511.06 
 
 — Was Bionson Alcott's school a type of God's moral 
 
 government ? Keview of .Joseph Cook's theory 
 of the atonement. B., 1877. 12^ . . 3554.16 
 
 Gladstone (George). Good templarism. London, 1872. 
 24°. 5834.12 
 
 Gladstone (J. H. ) Michael Faraday [bis character 
 and life]. London, 1872. 12°. . . . , 3055. '24 
 
 Gladstone (T. H. ) The Englishman in Kansas. New. 
 York, 1857. 12° 1122.05 
 
 Gladstone (Wm. Ewart). Bulgarian horrors and other 
 
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 the East. Russian policy and deeds in Turbistan. Speech 
 at Blackheath, Sept.. 9. 1876. Life and speeches of the 
 prince consort ; court of queen Victoria. Italy and her 
 church. 
 
 — A chapter of autobiography. L., 1868. 8°. 3065.27 
 
 i'Vofe,— BovieweJ in Quar. rev., v. 126, 1869. 
 
 — Ecce Homo. London, 1868. 16°. . . . 3422,16 
 
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 — Homeric synchronism. Enquiry into the time and 
 
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 — Homerology. [In Contemp. rev., v. 27-28, 1876.) 
 
 — Inaugural address Lefore the univ. of Ediuliurgh, 1860, on 
 
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 — Juventus mundi ; the gods and men of the heroic 
 
 age. London, 1869. 12° 16.55.08 
 
 Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 106. 1809 : Nat. quar. rev., v. 
 20. 1870 : North Brit, rev., v. 51, 1870. 
 
 — Montenegro. [In Nineteenth century. May, 1876.) 
 Same. [In Eclectic meg., July, 1876 ) 
 
 — On the influence of authority iu matters of opinion. Re- 
 
 joinder to Sir James Stephen on authority in matters of 
 opinion. [In Nineteenth ceutury, v. 1 . 1877.) 
 — ■ Place of Homer in classical eduratiou and in historical in- 
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 — Russian policy in Turkietau. [In Contemp. rev., Nov.. 1876.) 
 
 — Speeches on great questions of the day. 2d ed. 
 
 Loudon, [18C9]. 16° 6321.09 
 
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 Ireland, 1868. Irish church. 1868. The established church, 
 Ireland, 1869. On the Ufe and works of Josiah Wedgwood. 
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 — State in its relations with the church. London, 1839. 
 
 8° 3554.21 
 
 — Studies on Homer and the Homeric age. 3 v. Oxford. 
 
 1853. 8° 1655.02 
 
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 a political expostulation. Added a history of the 
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 Schaff. New York, 1875. 8° 3554.30 
 
 Reviewed iu Dublin rev., Jan., April, 1876. 
 
 — Vaticanism : an answer to reproofs and replies. 
 
 New York, 1875. 8° 3554.31 
 
 ffS" For critical estimates of G., see Biography (p. 140) : 
 also Blackwood, v. 98, 1805 ; Contemp. rev., v. 8. 1868 (Q.'s 
 position, by B. Cracroft) ; v. 16. 1870 CSlr. G.. iu tranRitii>n, 
 by A. T. lunc-s) ; Fortnightly rov., v. 11. 1809 iG.'s work iu 
 finauco. by R. Gim-n) ; London soc. Feb.. 1869 (W. E. G.. 
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 — Balloon ascensions. [Sm. rep., 1863.) 3936.18 
 
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 Glennie (John S. Stuart). Arthurian localities ; Fin- 
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 GUddon (George R.) Indigenous races of the earth. See Nott 
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 — Eudlmentary treatise on the power of water as ap- 
 
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 — Table-moving tested ; result of satanio agency. 6th 
 
 ed. London, 1853. 16°. ....... 3811.03 
 
 Godkin (Edwin Lawrence). History of Hungary. 
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 — Legislation and social science. [In Amer. soc. science assoc. 
 
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 Godkin (James). The land war in Lreland. London, 
 
 1870. 8° 497.19 
 
 Godman (John D.) Rambles of a naturaliRt. with memoir of the 
 
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 uo ...,..., 5823.24 
 
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 -^ Same. Cyclopaedia of biography. New ed., with 
 
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 — Tr. into English verse by T. Martin. 3d ed. 
 
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 584 
 
 GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS 
 
 Abranoement of S0B-DIVIS1ONB.— 1, Aristocracy (p. 581) ;— 2, Ballot (p. 58t) ;— 3, Caacus (p. 684) ; — i, Oentralizatlon 
 and Localism (p. 584) :— 5, Citizenship (p. 584) ;— 6, Civil Service Reform (p. 584) ;— 7, Colonies (p. 584) ;— 8, Compre- 
 hensive Treatises (p. 535) ;— 9, Constitutional Government (p. 580) :— 10, Democracy (p. 686) —11, Despotism (p. 686) ;— 
 12. Executive Power (p. 586);— 13, Federal Government (p. 586);— 14. Free Institutions (p. 587);— 15, Legislation (p. 687); 
 —16, Legitimacy (p. 687);- 17, Liberty (p. 587);— 18, Monarchy (p. 587);— 19, National Character and the Nation (p. 587); 
 —20, Parties (p. 687) ;— 21. Patriotism (p. 588) :— 22. Political Maxims (p. 588) ;— 23, Politics and Morality (p. 588) ;— 24, 
 Public Opinion (p. 688) ;— 25, Reform (p. 588) ;— 26, Representation (p. 588) ; — 27. Representative Government (p. 588); — 
 28, Republics (p. 588) ;— 29, Revolutions (p. 583) ;— 30, Social Contract (p. 588) ;— 31, Sovereignty (p. 639) :— 32, State 
 (Sphere and duty of the) ;— 33, Statesmanship (p. 689) ;— 34, Soffi-age (p, 589) ;— 35, Utilitarianism (p, 589);— 36, Utopian 
 Commonwealths (p. 589), 
 
 1. Aristocracy. 
 
 Froude IJ. A.) On the uses of a landed gentry. [In his Short 
 
 studies on great subjects, v. 3, 1877.] 2525.11 
 
 Grey (C.) Hereditary rank. [Ir, Oxford prize essays. v. 2.1830.) 2541.12 
 Macinlyre {J. J. ) The inflaeuce of aristocracies on the 
 revolutions of natioua ; iu relation to the present 
 circumstances of the British empire. 1843. 5717.24 
 S''e also Fraser's mag., n.s.. v. 2. 1870 (Priniogenitiire). 
 jBfcg" See a?jo works ou the English cfnutituti'itt and gooern- 
 Tjient (p. 307) ; aud (under Comprehensive works, p. 5S5) 
 Brougham {II.) l',il.phili:s.,v.2 [57 15.0'J];— Lewis (O.C ) Dia- 
 logue, etc. [mi.Vi]:—I'lularch [5436.30!;- .S/smonrd [5913.15); 
 —.J'enophon [424.01]. Among jjistories evincing a marked 
 aristocratic bias may \te mentioned Thucij'lides' Pttoponne- 
 sian war, Hitford's History of Greece, Livi/'s History of Home, 
 and Alison's History of Europe. See also Aristocracy (p. 36). 
 
 2. Ballot or Secret Votiug. 
 
 Ball (J. T.) Ballot considered in connexion with exten- 
 sion of the franchise. 1872 5714.09 
 
 ClirisUe ( W.D. ) The ballot, and corruption aud expendi- 
 tures at elections :essays aud addres3es.l872. 5714.10 
 Goiwin[Wm.) Of ballot, [/rt/iis Thoughts on man, 1831.] 5814.13 
 
 Grote^ll.) Minor works. 1873 ; p. 1937 25a8.a2 
 
 Lewis (G. C.) On vote by ballot in the Athenian state. [/*i Philo- 
 logical museum, v. 1.] 6414.20 
 
 Objecllins to the ballot answered from the writiu>:;s of 
 Mill, Grote, etc. London, 1837. 16°. . 5721.01 
 
 Jticardo {D.) The ballot. [/« Ais Works.] 5913,13 
 
 Smith iS.) ThebaUot. [/n Ais Works. 1852.] 2643.18 
 
 Same. (/« /i!S Works, v. 3, 1840.] 6067.03 
 
 Same. [■ Pamphlets, v. 1.'] 6093.03 
 
 See also Brit qu. rev, Jan., 1872 ; Macmillan's mag.. Sept . 
 1872 ; New montldy. v. 31, 1831 ; Ed. rev., v. 112. 1860 ; p. 
 266-293 ; v. 131, 1870 ; Fraser's mag., H.8., v. 1, 1870 (Prac 
 tical working of the ballot in the U, S ) ; Weatm. rev., v. 
 91 1869 . V. 94, 1870. 
 gg- See also SuiTrage (p. 589) ; Representation (p. 588). 
 
 3. Caucus, 
 
 See New Englander, v. 34, 1875 (Trouble with the caucus, 
 by D, M, Means ; A substitute for the caucus, by H. T. 
 Terry). 
 
 4. Centralization and Localism. 
 
 Smith (J. T. ) Local self-government and centralization. 
 With outlines of Enf<l. constitution. 1851. 5717.23 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 78, 1857 (Centralization, a 
 dialogue) ; Contem. rev., v. 17, 1871 (Localism and centr<il- 
 ism, by W. M. Torrens) ; Ed. rev., v. 115, 1862 (Centraliza. 
 tiou). 
 
 lYote. — This question is incidentally discussed in contro- 
 versies with reference to the theory of the United States 
 Constitution (See p. 378 of Catalogue), though for the most 
 part confounded with the abstract theory of state bov- 
 reignty, 
 
 5. Citizenship (Duties of). 
 
 Ceba {A.) The citizen of a republic, bi3 rights, du- 
 ties, etc. 1815 5722.05 
 
 Hopkins {J. H. ) The American citizen : his rights 
 and duties. 1857. 12° 5722.04 
 
 Eeminglon {E. F.) Our national house, its founders 
 
 and defenders. 1873 5722.19 
 
 jBtj" See also State and citizen (p. 589);— Nation (p. 587) ; 
 and (under Comprehensive works, p 685) Lieber's Pol. 
 etliics and Godwin's I'ol. Justice. Also expositions of the 
 constitutions of England p. 307) and of the United States 
 (p. 378-9). AUo Plato's Dialogue • Crito.' 
 
 6. Civil Service Reform. 
 
 Coxe (5.) Von Mohl on modes of filling civil offices. [In Amer. 
 
 soc. Bci. assoc. Trans., no, 4, 1872i] 6811.02 
 
 BUot'(S.) Civil service reform, [/n Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., 
 
 no. 1, 1869.) 6811.01 
 
 Jenckex (T. A.) The civil service. Eeport to the 
 
 House of represeutatives of the U. iS., May 14, 
 
 1868 5724.'20 
 
 Roitngarten [J. G.) Civil serv. reform. [In Amer. soc. BCi. as. 
 
 soc. Trans . no. 4, 1872 J 6811.80 
 
 United States. Civil service commission. Keport to the president. 
 
 Wash., 1874. 8" .67'24.28 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 81, 1857 (Routine) : v. 85, 1859 
 (Competition system) ; v. 87, 1860 (Public service) ; Fort- 
 niglitly rev., v. 2, 1865 (by A. Trollope) ; Fraser's mag., v. 
 51. 18.j5 (Adm. reform) • N. s. v. 4. 1871 (Examiner's note- 
 book) ; V. 6. 1876 (Compet. exam, and selection, by A. K. 
 H. Boyd) : Qu. rev., v. JOS, 1860 (Compet. exam.) ; v. 133, 
 1872 (Compet exam.) ; National rev., v. 12, 1861 ; Nat, qu. 
 rev., V. 15. 1867 ; N. A. rev., v. 109, 1869 (Civil service of 
 the D. S., by H. B. Adams); v. 112. 1871 (Civil service of 
 the U. S., by J. D. Cox) : N. Brit, rev., v. 23. 1856 (Reform 
 of Eng. civil service) ; Statistical soc. of London, v. 21, 22, 
 26, 1858-9 (3 art. on competitive examinations, by E. Cljad- 
 wick) ; V. 31, 3'2, 1868-9 (Statistics, cost, aud orgauizatioa 
 of the civil service in Eut^laud, byH. Maun) ; Weutm. rev., 
 V. 62, 1864 ; v, 63, 1866 ; Jan, and April, 1876. 
 
 7. Colonies and Colonization. 
 
 Arnold (T.) EflFect of distant colonies. [In Oxford prize essayB. 
 
 V. 3. 1836.) 2541,13 
 
 Bentham[J.] Emancipate your colonies. [/Jl/i^sWo^ks. 4.] 5066.04 
 
 Browjham (//.) ' An inquiry into the colonial policy of 
 the European powers. 2 v. 1803. . . 5726.26 
 
 Cairnes (J.E.) Colonization and colonial government. [In his 
 Polit. essays. 1873.] . . . . _ 6726.28 
 
 Colonial policy of Great Britain considered with re- 
 lation to her North American provinces and West 
 Indian posses.sions. [^nimn.] 1816. . . 5727.02 
 
 Orey (//. tf. , earl). The Colonial policy of lord John 
 Russell's administration. 2ded. 2 v. 1853. 5727.13 
 Note. — iteviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 47, 1853. 
 
 Froude {J. A.) Engl, and her colonies, [tn his Short studies, v. 
 2, 1871 ; p. 149-178, 280-313. Eepr. from Fraser's mag., v. 
 68, 1863, and N, s., v. 1, 1870 ; v. 2, 1870.] .... 2525.06 
 
 Greg (ir. li.) Shall we retain our colonies. [In his Essays, v, 2, 
 1853 ; p. 219-262.) 2526.24 
 
 i^urst (J. E.), Hare{T.\ and others. ■S^■hat ought to be the legal 
 aud const, relations between England aud her colonies. 
 [In Nat. assoc. soc. eci. Trans., 1869 ; p. 97-132.) . 6816.14 
 
 ITeeren (A. 11. L.) Manual of ancient history. 427.15 
 
 — Pol. system of Europe and its colonies. . 445.07 
 
 lIowitt{Wm.) Colonization aud chrislianity. 1838. . .3447.09 
 
 Jenkins (E.) The colonies and imperial imity, or, the 
 " barrel without the hoops." 1871. . . 5713.22 
 See also his articles in Contenip. rev., v. IG, 1871 (Impe- 
 rial federalism) ; v, 17, 1871 (An imperial confederation). 
 
 Lewis (Sir G. C.) Essay on the governujent of de- 
 pendencies. 1841 5727.07 
 
 Aote. — Re-viewed by N. "W. Senior in his Essays, v. 2, 
 1865 2542.33 
 
 Mills I A.) Colonial constitutions of the British depen- 
 dencies. 1856 5717.02 
 
 See aho his article ' Our colonial policy,' in Contem. rev., 
 V. 11, 1869. 
 
 ilerii-ale (M.) Lectures on colonization and colonies. 
 
 2 v. 1811-4'2 5727.08 
 
 See also his article, ' The col. question in 1870,' in Fortn. 
 rev., v. 13. 1870. 
 
 Molesworth (Sir IK) Speeches on the administration of 
 colonies, 1818-51 5727.10 
 
 Progress of nations. London, 1861 ; p. 577-619 (Colo- 
 nies) 5716.09 
 
 Sismoruii {J.C.L. de). Colonies of the ancients compared with those 
 of the moderns, (/n /iw Polit economy. 1847.] . .5913.15 
 
 Smith (G.) The empire. Letters published in 'The 
 
 Daily New-s,' 186'2, 1863 5713.21 
 
 Xote. — An able argument for 'colonial emancipation.' 
 
 Stokes (A.) View of the constitution of the Brit, colo- 
 nies in N. A., and West Indies. 1783. . 5736.19 
 
 Wukejield (E 0.) Art of colonization. 1849. 5727.03 
 See also articles iu Atlantic monthly, v. 12, 1863 (Engl, 
 naval power aud colonies) ; Blackwood, v. 76, 1854 (Our col. 
 iu the Pucihc) ; v. 8'i. i857 (tiepresentation of col); Ed. 
 rev.. V. 115. 1862 ; (Mil. defense of col ) ; v. 131, 1870 (Sir 
 C. Adderley on col. policy) ; Fraser's mag., v. 65, 1862 ; v. 
 79. 1869 ; N. s. v. 8. 1871 (Australian tendencies) ; v. 4. 1871 
 (Gt. Brit, confederated) : v. 4. 1871 (Australian view of the 
 imperial connexion) ; v. 6. 1872 (Empire or no empire, by a 
 colonist) ; N. Brit. rev., v. 19. 1853 ; v. 33. 1860 (col. const, 
 and defences) ; v. 36. 1862 : v. 44. 1866 (Col. pol. in gov't 
 of colored race — Jamaica and New Zealand) ; Nineteenth 
 century, v. 1. 1877 (Imperial policy of Gt. Brit., by Sir J. 
 Lubbock ; Greater or lesser Britain, by Sir J, Vogel) ; Qu, 
 
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 Q-OVERNMENT : Comprehensive and miscellaneous treatlBes. 
 
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 (p. l/ttS 3W). 
 
 8. Comprehensive and Miscellaneous Treatises 
 on Government and Political Ethics. 
 
 Adams {J. Four letters on governraont. \Tn ftis Work8,v.6.] ."iOM.M 
 
 — TUouj^bts on goveinmeiita. [/a Aw Works, v. 4. J . .5013.01 
 Amis {F.) Political essays, apeechea, etc, [In hit Worka, v. 2.) 
 
 1851 sou.oa 
 
 ArUUiUe. Politics and Economics. From the Greek, 
 
 by T.Taylor. ISU 5018.07 
 
 Same. Tr. by E. Walford. 5o/m, 1853. 5715.13 
 
 Reviewed in Westtn. rev., v. 98, 1372. 
 Austin (J.) Ot Bovereiijiity, sul>.iectiou, and independent political 
 society. [In his Province of juriaprndeiice. v. 1, istil : p. 
 lliS-331,1 5811.06 
 
 Bagehot ( W. ) Physics and politics ; or, thoughts ou the 
 applio.rtiou of the principles of naturil selection 
 and inheritance to politic il society. 1873. 5712.H 
 
 Benilui'ii {J.) Theory of lpgi.slatiou. From the French 
 of Damont, by R. Hildreth. 2 v. 1810.562-2.02 
 
 — Book of fallaoiea. [In his Works, v. 2 (8).l .... 6016.03 
 
 — TUe coastitiitioual code. [In Uis Worka. v. 9 (17-18).) 6016.03 
 
 — Fra^jmaat ou government ; acouimeatonBlacbstone. [inhis 
 
 Works, v. t.) 6016.01 
 
 — On houses of peers and senates. [In his Works, v. 4 ] 6016.01 
 filulcet/ (R.) History of political liti-rdtiire. 2 v. 
 
 1855 2722.32 
 
 Bodiii \J.) The six bookes of a eommoiiweale. Outof 
 
 the French and Litioe by E.KnoUes. 160i!. 5728.04 
 
 Browjiiiiin (H.) Historical and political dissertations. 
 
 1857 5713.02 
 
 Co'itf:it-; : Balance of power. Forei^ policy. Foreign 
 relations of Qreat Britain. War measures uud balance of 
 power. Ou the uia;iuu' and digesting of the law. Int-flicacy 
 of simply penj.1 legislation. Of revolutions : particularly 
 that of 1818. On giadual legislation. Parliamentary re- 
 form. Ri;^ht of eeurch. 
 
 — Of political science. [In /tw Two disconrses, eic, 1816.] 3523.15 
 
 — I'Olitcal philosophy. 3 v. I«i9 5715.(ls 
 
 Cont:nfs: v. 1. Principles of government. Monarchical 
 govei'ninent. 2. Of aristocracy. Aristocratic government. 
 3. Of democracy. Mixed monarchy. 
 N':te — Reviewed by N. W. Senior in his Essays, v. 1. 1868 : 
 
 p. 276 a3l 2512.32 
 
 Bachfy [L.) On political terms. [In Philol. soc. Proceedings, 
 
 1HS8.I 6413 U 
 
 BnrJce[iC.) Vindicatiou of natural society, [f'l /ti* Works.v.l. 5021.13 
 C lirue-i iJ. E ) PolitLcal essays. 1873. . . 5726.28 
 Calhoun [J. C.) k disquisition on government. [In his Works. 
 
 V. 1. 1853 6023.03 
 
 A'o(«.— Reviewed In N. A. rev., v. 76. 1853. 
 Carlyle (V.) Chartism. 1858. \_\Yilh his Past and 
 present] 2515.13 
 
 — Latter day pamphlets. 1850 5713.01 
 
 1. The preseut time. 2. Model prisons. 3. Downing 
 afreet. 1. New Downing street. 5. Stniiip orator. 6. Par- 
 liaments. 7. Hudson's statue. 8. Jesuitism. 
 
 Cliipman {.V. ) Principles of goverumeut ; a treatise on 
 free institutions, including the constitution of the 
 United States. 1833 5715.23 
 
 Christniis {3.) Christian politics ; an essay on the text 
 of Paley. 1855 3535.01 
 
 Cicero {M. T.) Political works ; comprisin;^ his Treat- 
 ise on the commonwealth, and his Treatise ou the 
 laws. Tr. with dissertations acid notes by F. Bar- 
 ham. 2t. 1812 • , . , . 5715. U 
 
 — The republic. The laws. The eoasulship. 3535.07 
 Cobbelt ( W. ) Selections from [his] political works. 
 
 6v 57U.01 
 
 ItT'tti. — For Ccmt^nts see p. 271 of Catalogue. 
 
 Cobden^R.) Political writings. 2 v. 1SU7. .5716.10 
 Xote.— For Contents see p 271 of Catalogue. 
 
 CoUridgHS. T.) Statesman's manual, [/ii /iis Works, v. 1.] 6025.01 
 
 — The friend. First section. [In his Worka, v. 2 ] . . 5025.05 
 Da,iienanl (C.) PoUtical and commercial works. 5 v. 
 
 1771 5923.15 
 
 jVofe.— For Cmtents seep. 105 of Catalogue. 
 Dawharii (W.) Goverment, conduct, and example. 
 
 1871 5716.27 
 
 Emerson [R. W.) Essays, v. 2, 1852; p. 193-217. . . . 2531.00 
 Fitwceit {B.) Speeches on some current political ques- 
 tions. 1873 5721.19 
 
 — niiii Fi>wcf(t {3if. 6.) Essays and lectures on social 
 
 and political subjects. 1872 5814.23 
 
 yote.—FoT Contents see p. 156 of catalogue. 
 Fielcher (A., of Saltoun). Politieiil works. 1749. 5723.26 
 Contents : Of militias. Of the affairs of Scotland. 1698. 
 Of the affairs of Spain, 1698. Speej^hes. Concerning a 
 
 right reguUtion of govemmeDt for the common good of 
 mankind. 
 
 Freeman (R A.) Comparative politics. Six lectures. 
 
 1874 5714.23 
 
 Contents : Rant^e of the comparative ariences. Greek, 
 Roman, and Teutonic. The state. The king. The assem- 
 bly. t)f the unity of history. 
 
 Qodwin ( IK ) Enquiry concerning poUtical justice. 
 2d ed. 2 V. 1790 5715.24 
 
 Oreg ( IF. R. ) Political problems for our ago and coun- 
 try. 1870 .5716.13 
 
 GfrosiJ.D.) Natural principles of rectitude. 1795. 5434.41 
 
 Harrinitoii iJ. ) The Oceana and other works. With 
 
 liie. by J. Toland. 1700 5728.02 
 
 Contents : Grounds of monarchy. The Oceana. The 
 prerogative of popular government. Art ot law giving. 
 Six political tracta. 
 
 Harrison (F.) Order and progress. 187.5. . 5724.21 
 
 Contents : Part 1. Thoughts on the theory of government ; 
 All free government is republican. All real government ia 
 personal. Cariyle and Comte oh gDvernineiit. Liberal 
 programmes. Parliament as executive. Tiie parliament- 
 ary and the presidential systems. Principle of a per- 
 sonal organ of governnieut Principle of co-operation ot 
 the governed. Public opinion. Uespousible iippoint- 
 ment. The sulTrage. 2. Stwlies of political criS'S : Ad- 
 ministrative ref.inn. Conservative reaction. Foreign pol- 
 icy. Legislative reform. The monarchy. Parliament 
 after reform. 1867. Parliament before relorm, 1867. Po- 
 litical function of the working clas.ses. Revival of au- 
 thority. 
 Helps (A.) Thoughts upon government. 1872. 5715.22 
 
 jVo'e.— Reviewed in &l. rev., v. 136, 1872. 
 
 — On government. [7n/iis Friends in council, 1st ser., v. -1 ; 2d 
 
 aer.. V. 2.] 2531.27 
 
 HiUlrethiR.) Theory of politics. 1.S.54. . .5715.04 
 Hobttes (T.) De corpore politico, or the elements of law. [In 
 
 his English worlis. v. 1, 1810 ) 50J3.09 
 
 — Leviatliau ; or the milter, form, and power of a common- 
 
 wealth. [In his English works, v. 3, 1839. J . . . 5013.08 
 
 Same. [In Ins Opera, v. 3. 1811.] 5013.03 
 
 — . Philosophical rudiments concerning government and soci- 
 ety, (/n /us English works, v. 2. 1841.) .5013.07 
 
 same, l/ii/iis Opera, v. 2. 18;!9 ) 5043.02 
 
 Hume (B.) Essays. (/<i his Phil, works, v. 3.1 .... 6111.05 
 
 Leclcy ( iV. E. H.) The secuUiriaation of politics. [In his R;ition- 
 
 alism. V. 2, p. 101-223.] 6311.03 
 
 Lewis [Sir G. f. ) Dialogue ou the best form of gov- 
 ernment, 18153 5714.13 
 
 iVofe.— Reviewed In Ed. rev., v. 118, iaC3. 
 
 — On methods of observation and reasoning in politics. 
 
 2 v. 1852 5715.16 
 
 yote. — \n elaborate and snggesfive work. 
 
 Consents : v.l. Province of politics. Technicallanguage. 
 
 Methods of observation : historical, scientiflc, practical, 
 
 experiment. Political history. Causation in politics. 
 
 2. Of causation (cont'd), and theory. Art of politics, and 
 
 maxims. Of real and ideal models. Of polit. conduct. 
 
 Upon prediction in politics. On practical politics, and 
 
 causes of error. On political progress, 
 
 — On the use and abuse of some political terms. 
 
 1832 5714.25 
 
 Lieber (F.) Ancient and modem teacher of politics. 
 1860. 3725.26 
 
 — Legal and politiciil hermenenties. 1839. . 5714.24 
 
 — Manual of political ethics. 2d ed. Ed. by T. D. 
 
 Woolsey. 2 v. 1875 5726.24 
 
 v, 1. Ethics in general ; polit. ethics in particular. The 
 state. Polit. ethics proper : rights and obligations, pas- 
 sions, motives, etc. 2. Various political and social pas- 
 sions, motives, duties, ff/c. Liberty of the press. Parties. 
 Public men. Rep. government. Federative government. 
 Pledges to constituents. The executive. War. 
 
 Same. Part 1. 1838 5726.24 
 
 Locke (J.) Two treatises of government, [/n Works, v. 5.] 6052.05 
 Maine {H. S.) Village communities in the East and 
 
 West. 1871 Si;24.i'3 
 
 Michelet [J.) The people. [In his Miscel. works. 1816 ] . £053.08 
 iTUi (J.) Essays on governmeut. [' ilisoel. pamphlets, 
 
 V. 20.'] 5093.20 
 
 MUl (J. X ) Dissertations and discussions. 2 v. 1859. 2535.23 
 
 Note. — For Contents see main entry iu general alphabet. 
 Montesquieu ( C. de H., baron de). Spirit of laws. 5tb ed. 
 
 2 V. 1793 5715.05 
 
 Omimenlary and review of Montesquieu's Spirit of 
 
 laws, [fijioii.] PhU., 1811 5714.19 
 
 — De I'esprit des lois. Suivie de la Defense, etc. Nouv. 
 
 ed 1871 5715.21 
 
 Moyle I \V. i Works. With some account of his life and 
 
 ■writings. 1727 5712.05 
 
 Xapoleiin III. Political and historical works. 2 v. 
 
 18.5'2 • • ■ 50,57.15 
 
 Note. — For Conlents see his name in general alphabet. 
 
 71 In asking for booka, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUXaOR'S NAUE, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUUBER.
 
 586 GrOVERNMENT: Campraheiisive treatises to Federative government. 
 
 Nordhoff ( C. ) PoUt.i<;s for yoirng Americans. 1 875.5732.08 
 Piiley { W. ) Principles of moral and political philoso- 
 phy. New ed. 1817 5B13.12 
 
 Same. 1849 5436.U5 
 
 PtTcy anecdotes, V. 14. The senate. 1823. .6211.14 
 Flato. The Eepublic. Tr. into English with an analy- 
 sis and notes, by J. L. Davis, and D. J. Vaughan. 
 
 4th ed. 1868 5715.18 
 
 Sfc also P. "3 dialogues of ' Timaaus ' and ' ClitiaB,' aud 
 •Crito," 'Laws,' aud 'Statesman.' 
 Plutarch, Of the three sorts of goverument, — monarchy, demo, 
 craey. aud oligarchy. [In his Morals, v. 6, P- 395-8.] 6435.30 
 
 — Political precepts. [In his Morals, v. 5, p. 97-154 ] . 6435.30 
 Pomeroy (J.N.) lotrod.to municipal law. 18C4. 5624.01 
 Politician'.i creed ; or extracts : being an answer to these 
 
 questions, What is the best form of government ? 
 and What is the best administration of a govern- 
 ment? 3v. lanon..-i 1799 5716.04 
 
 Bateigh {Sir W.) Maxims of state. The cabinet council. [In Ins 
 Works, V. 1.] 1751. 6064.09 
 
 — Samo. [In his Works, v. 8, 1829.] 60G4.2O 
 
 liayinnnd (D.) Elements of constitutional law. 4th ed. 
 
 1810 5912.15 
 
 Sclmrz (Carl). Speeches. [185S-64.] . . . 63'24.04 
 Seetey {J. It.) Teaching of politics. [In his Romau imperialism, 
 
 etc.. 1871 ; p. 306-335.] 2542.31 
 
 Note. — Kepr. from Macmillau's mag., Mch., 1870. 
 Sidney (A.) Discourses concerning government. 1704. 
 
 iol 5728.01 
 
 Same. With life, and index. 3 v. 1805. 5715.01 
 
 Sismondi (J. C. L. de). Political economy and the phi- 
 losophy of goverument. 1847 5913.15 
 
 Contents : Colonies of tlie aucieuts compared with those 
 of the moderns, as regards their intlueucL' on the happiuess 
 of mankind. Ou universal suffrage. On the executive 
 power in free countries. On the aristocratic element in 
 free countries. Ou constitutional monarchy. 
 Standafd library cyclo. of political, statistical, constitu- 
 tional and forensic knowledge. 4v. 1848-53. 5714.15 
 
 — — Same. 4 v. iu 2. 1860 5714.20 
 
 Stewart iD.) Of politics proper, or theory of government. [In 
 
 his Works, V. 9. pp. 351-453. 1856.] 6417.09 
 
 Sidlwaii ( W. ) Political class book ; origin, nature, aud 
 use of political power. 1830 5722.20 
 
 Temple {.lir W.) Essay ou the nature of governments. [In his 
 Works, V. 1.] 6075.02 
 
 \^ico(G.B.) CEuvres choisies. Introd. par J. Michelet. 
 
 3 V. in 1. 1840 412.21 
 
 Whewell ( IV.) Elements of morality, iacludiug polity, 
 
 2 V. 1852 5436.14 
 
 mkon (J.) Works. 3 v. 1804 5733.19 
 
 JTenophon. On the Athenian republic, [/n/iis Works, 1858 ; p. 693- 
 
 702.) 424.01 
 
 — On the Lacedemonian republic. [In his Works, 1858 ; p. 703- 
 
 714.] 424.01 
 
 j^^ See also Law and Jurisprudence {Introd. works), in 
 the general alphabet. 
 
 9. Constitutioiial G-overnmeut. 
 
 Bentham {J.) Leading principles of a constitutional code, for any 
 state. 18'23. [In Pamphleteer, v. 22.] 6058.22 
 
 See also New Eugl., Jan., 1874 (Constitution making, byL. 
 Bacon); Nat. quar. rev., Dec, 1873 (Political cou-stitutions) ; 
 N. A. rev,, July, 1H76 (Some late eflforts at constitutional re- 
 form, by Henry Keed) ; v. 94, 1862 (Const, law) ; Int. rev., 
 May. 1.S76 (Some checks and balances in government, by T. 
 M. Cooley). 
 
 Its* For works upon the conslifidions of various coun- 
 tries aud states, such as England, France, United States, 
 and its component states, — s^'e names of the several coun- 
 tries and states, under Countries (p. 307-378.) 
 
 10. Democracy. 
 
 Ames (F.) Influences of democracy considered. 5722.01 
 
 Note. — Selections from his works. 
 Bancroft ((I .) Oflce of the people, [/n/iis Lit. miscel., 1965 ; p. 
 4U8.436.] 2517.04 
 
 Brown ( W. L. ) Essay on the natural equality of men ; 
 rights and duties. 2d ed. 1794. . . . 5712.08 
 
 Camp(O.S.) Democracy. 1852 5722.07 
 
 Ciipen (N.) Hist, of democracy : or political prof;ress 
 
 historically illustrated, v. 1. 1874. . . . 57'.i8.06 
 
 Carlile (R.) The Republican, v. 1-5, Aug. 27, 1819— 
 
 May 17, 1822. 1820-22. 8° 5723.18 
 
 Note. — No. 1 of V. 2, and title page of V. 4, are missing. 
 
 Essays on reform. London, 1837. 8°. . . . 5724.12 
 
 Contents : 1. The utiUtarlan argument against reform, as 
 
 stated by Mr. Lowe, by G. C. Brodrick. 2. The political 
 
 character of the working classes, by R. H. Hutton. 3. On 
 
 the admission of tlie working classes as p.irt of our so- 
 
 cial system ; and on their recognition for all purposes as 
 part of the nation, by Lord Houghton. 4. The balance 
 of classes, by A. V. Dicey. 5. On the choice of represen- 
 tatives by popular constituencies, by L. Stephen. 6. Re- 
 distribution of seats, by J. B. Kinnear. 7. Analysis of the 
 House of Commons, or indirect representatiou, by B. Cra- 
 crolt. 8. On the working of Australian iustitutiims, by C. 
 H. Pearson. 9. The experience of the American common- 
 wealth, by G. Smith. 10. The historical aspect of Demo- 
 cracy, by J. Bryce. 11. Opportunities and short comings 
 of goverument in England, by A. O. Rutsou. 12. The 
 House of Commons in 1833, by G. Young. * 
 Qnhot (F. P.) Democracy in modern communities. 
 
 1838 5093.03 
 
 James (//.} Democracy aud its issues. [7» Lectures. 1852.] 3563.24 
 Lowe (Hon. B.) Speeches and letters on reform. 2d 
 
 ed. 1867 5724.13 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) The workman and the franchise : re- 
 presentation and education. 1866. . . 57'.i4.04 
 Mazuni(J.) Life and writings. 6 v. 1864-70. 5053.08 
 
 Note.— For Contents see his'name iu general alphabet. 
 Moyiroe (J.) The people the sovereigns. 1867. 57'.i2.02 
 Paine (T.) Political writings. 2 v. 1856. .5716.01 
 v. 1. Common sense : addressed to the inhabitants of 
 America. The Crisis, etc. 2. Rights of man. Letters.ad- 
 dresses, etc. 
 Parb-khje (J. A.) From feudal to federal ; or free 
 church, free school, the completed bases of equal- 
 ity. 1872; 5725.25 
 
 — On democracy. 1866 5724.03- 
 
 Priestley {J.) Essay on the first principles of government. [In 
 
 his Works, V. 22.] 359l.'24 
 
 ■ — - Tracts on civil and religious liberty. [In W'orks, v. 22.] 3591.'24 
 Tocqueville (A. de). Democracy iu America. Tr. by 
 
 H. Reeve. 4 v. 183S-40 5723.04 
 
 Same. Ed. by F. Bowen. 2 v. 1863. . 5723.02 
 
 Review of democracy in America. From London 
 
 rev., no. 3, 1835. Ne-a' York, 1836. 12°. 5721.00 
 See also review in N. A. rev., v. 102, 1866. 
 Wieland (C. M.) Dialogues of the Gods. 1795. 5722.11 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 16, 1871 (The mistake of hon- 
 est democrats, by W. R. Greg) ; N. A. rev., v. 100, 1865 
 (Aristocratic opinions of democracy : Tocqueville and 
 Mill) ; V. 101, 1865 (Democratic view of democracy ; works 
 of Mill and Maine ) ; Qu. rev., v. 124, 1868 (The new school 
 of radicals). New Englauder, v. 14, 1856 (2 art.) ; Westm. 
 rev., v. 88, 1867. 
 
 fl(^ See also Liberty (p 687). Among leading historical 
 works showing a marked bias toward the principle of 
 democracy, may be mentioned Grote's Ilistorij of Greece^ 
 Michelet's History of France, and Bancroft's History of the 
 Uniteii Stales. 
 
 11. Despotism. 
 
 Bouianger (K A.) The origin and progress of despot- 
 ism. 1764. 16° 5725.02 
 
 Helps iA.) Despotism, (/n/u's Friends in council. 2d s.v.2.] 2531.2T 
 
 MiKliiaiKlli {N.) The prince. [IFjf/i /us Hist, of Florence. Bohn, 
 
 1847.] 633.11 
 
 12. Executive Po'wer. 
 
 Constant (B. de). On the responsibility of ministers. 1815. [In 
 Pamphleteer, v. 6.] 6068.05 
 
 Conti (A.de li.. prince de). Obligations of a governour of a pro- 
 vince. [In his Works, 1711.J 6023.1? 
 
 Necker (J. ) An essay on the true principles of execu- 
 tive power iu great states. 2 V. 1792. . 5715.11 
 
 See Galaxy. Dec, 1874 (Duration of the executive term, 
 by J. Q. Howard). 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 6. 1872 (Premier and president). 
 
 Note. — See, iu general, commentaries on the Euglish and 
 American constitutions. The executive branches of the 
 two governments are contrasted in the 1st chapter of Bage- 
 hofs English Constitution [6717.13]. 
 
 13. Federative Government. 
 
 Denison{G. A.) Power aud stability of federative gov. [7)i Ox- 
 ford prize essays, v. 4, 1836.] 2541.14 
 
 Freeman (K A.) History of federal government, v. 1, 
 
 1863. [No more published.] 5724.(19 
 
 Contents : General introduction. History of the Greek 
 federations. 
 jVnfe.— Reviewed in Nat. rev., v. 17, 1863. 
 
 Lewis ( T.) State rights : a photograph from the ruins 
 of ancient Greece. With appended dissertations 
 on the ideas of nationality, of sovereignty, and the 
 right of revolution. 1865 5725.27 
 
 Senior IN. W.\ Confederacies and Unions. [In his Essays, v. 1. 
 
 1865.] 2'542-32 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., Aug., 1874 (Federalism aud home 
 rule, byE. A. Freeman) ; Fraser's mag., April, 1875 (Some 
 remarks on unions of nations) ; Macmillau's mag., Mch., 
 1871 (United Statps of Europe, by Prof. Sefley). 
 
 BROOKLYN MBBOAKTIIiB LIBRARY.
 
 GOVERNMENT: Pree Institutions (o Parties. 
 
 587 
 
 NoU.—For the four great examples of FeiJi-.nitive gnvf^}-n- 
 m^:nt aoo (in Ci'untrifs) Achsan League ;— Holland, in Mot- 
 ley's Hintorios (p. 329):— Switzorliind (p. :!71)i— United States 
 (p. 378). 
 
 14. Free Institutions. 
 
 Qrimki (F. ) Nature and tendency of free institutions. 
 1848 0724.01 
 
 Johnson (S. M.) Free government in England and 
 America ; containing tbo Great charter, the Pe- 
 tition of rights, the Bill of rights, the Federal 
 constitutions. [With a discussion. ] 1804. 5735.04 
 
 Lieher (K) On civil liberty and self-government. 
 
 1859 5715.07 
 
 Reviewed in New EngUnder, v. 14, IH.^6. 
 j^- S':<! also Democracy (p. 58fit : Federative Govern- 
 ment {p. 680) ;— Liberty (p. 587) ;— Representative Govern- 
 ment (p. 68S) ;— Republics (p. 688). 
 
 15. Legislation. 
 
 Beniham {J. ) Principles of morals and legislation. [ hi 
 /lii Works, T. 1.] 5016.01 
 
 — Theory of legislation. From the French of Dumont, 
 
 by R. Hildreth. 2 V 5fi22.02 
 
 Hazlitt ( ir.) Project for a new theoi-y of civil and criminal legis- 
 lation. [In his Lit. remains, v. 1, 183G ; p. 3-33.] . 31)76 13 
 
 Oozliski (L. (J.) The accomphshed senator. Tr. by Mr. 
 Oldisworth. 1733 5728.05 
 
 ,?*?(? Ed. rev., v. 95 (Recent progress in legislation. 1830-51). 
 
 j8fS" Sei also, in the general alphabet, Law and Jurispru- 
 dence. 
 
 j^ 16. Legitiniacy. 
 
 Berkley ( Q. ) Passive obedience, vindicated tipon the 
 principles of the law of nature. 1712. . 3535.27 
 
 Dillon (H. A., viscount). Discourse upon the theory of 
 legitimate government. 1817 5712.10 
 
 Hani iJ.) Religious thought in England, v-2, p.45-67; 1871. 3416.13 
 Su also Coutem. rev., v. 3, 1866 (Divine right of kings, by 
 J. Gairduer) ; Dublin rev., July, 1876 (Reply to two criti- 
 cisms. — Civil sovereignty and necessary truth) ; Oct., 1874 
 (Count de CUambordand tbe pope's civil princedom); New 
 Englander. v. 22, 1863 (Sanction of all law, divine, by E. 
 ■Wright). 
 j8®" Sie also Sovereignty (p. 589) : — Monarchy (p. 587). 
 
 17. Liberty. 
 
 Bailtyl^S.) Freedom of inquiry. [In Essays. 18.54: p.326 352.) 2513.02 
 Barltam (J.) Liberty, [iii Oxford prize essays, v. 2, 1830.] 2541.12 
 Bsnlham [J.) Anarchical faliacies ; bemg an exammatiou of the 
 
 declaration of rights issued daring the French revolution. 
 
 [In Works, v. 2, (8).] 5016.02 
 
 — Radicahsm not dangerous. [In Works, v. 3, (10).] . . 5016.03 
 BuckU i,[I. T.) Mill on liberty, [/m /lis Essays, 1863.] .2515.04 
 Constant l^M. B.) On the dissolution of the Chamber of depu- 
 ties. 1821. [/» Pamphleteer, V. 18.] 6058.18 
 
 Cowley {A.) Liberty. \ln his Essays, 1868 ; p. 1.24.] . . 2621.15 
 
 Oilts {[{.) Worth of liberty. [In his Lectures, v. 2, 1851.] 2626.05 
 
 Individual liberty, legal, moral, and licentious ; in 
 which the political fallacies of J. S. MiU's essay 
 ' Ou liberty ' are pointed out. By Index, [pseiu/.] 
 1867 5724.15 
 
 Lieber (Francis). Civil liberty and self-government. 
 1859 5715.07 
 
 MiinJ. S.) Ou liberty. 1859. 8^ 5724.07 
 
 Reviewed iu Westm. rev., v. 72, 1859: and by H.T. Buckle 
 in Eraser's mag., v. 59, 1859 : and iu his Essays [2515.04]. 
 
 Mirabeau (U. G. R., coinie de). Enquiries concerning 
 lettres de cachet, arbitrary imprisonment, eic. 2 v. 
 in 1. 17S7 5717.29 
 
 Montagu (It ) On liberty and the rights of Englishmen. 1822. 
 [M Pamphleteer, v. 21.J 6058.21 
 
 j^on-eslabUskm'^ut of liberty in Spain. Naples. Portugal, and Pied- 
 mont, explained. L..18'24. 8". [In Pamphleteer, v. 24. J 5058.24 
 
 Paine CI- ) Rights of man 5716.01 
 
 IiTot''. — For reviews sue Adams (J.) Answer, cic, 1793 
 [5715.27] ; Remarks, .-(c, 1791 [5715.27] ; Booth {Sir B.) Ob- 
 servations, etc., 1792 [5715 27). 
 
 Patterson {R.H.) Genius and liberty. [In his Essays, 1802.] 1412.01 
 
 Peek (J. ) Influence of liberty ou taste, in the a;;es of 
 Augustus and Louis xrv. 186!;). . . . 5'733.12 
 
 Stephen (./. -p; ) Liberty, equality, fraternity. 1873. 5724.17 
 
 Note Reviewed byF. Harrison in Fortn, rev.. 19. 1873. 
 
 Note. — ■ A strong expression of dissent from the view of 
 human nature and humau affairs pervading the works of 
 J. S. Mill on hberty, on utilitarianism, and ou tUe subject 
 of women." 
 
 WoUstoncriift (^fr^ry), Vindication of the rights of men. 
 
 2d ed. 1790 5716.03 
 
 , See alio New Englander. v. 23, 1864 (Distinction betw. nat. 
 and pol. rights by G. P. Fisher) ; Fortnightly rev., v. 9, 
 18C8 (Legal boundaries ot liberty, by A. V. Dicey). 
 
 See also Contom rev., v. 18. 1871 (The people in relation 
 to political power and opinion, by T. Wright) : Fortn. rev., 
 v. 16. 1871 (Natural rights and abstract justice, by W. 'i! 
 Thornton), eg' .S'^e also, iu the geueral alphabet. Liberty 
 of the press ;-and Biblical and religious Ut. (Ketigiout 
 liberty, p. 101) ;— Slavery ;— Democracy ip. 586). 
 
 18. Monarchy. 
 
 Harrington [Sir J .) Grounds of monarchy considered. [With 
 his Oceana, etc , 17l)0.J 6728.03 
 
 Laing (F. H. ) Whence does the monarch get his light 
 tortile? 1872 571. '5 23 
 
 Lander ( ir.) Ane compendious and breue tractate concerning ye 
 office and dewtie of kyugis. Ed. by F. llall. [In Early 
 
 E. T. soc, no. 3.] 7913.01 
 
 .See also Fortn. rev., v. 17, 1872 (The monarchy, by F, 
 Harrisou.) 
 
 Sa- .See also (under Comprehensive Treatises, p. 686.) 
 the works of Brrmgham, and others ; and. in general, works 
 on the Coustitution ol England ; especially Bage/iot'g 
 [6717.13]. 
 
 19. National Character and the Nation. 
 
 Biijland {J. ) Historical display of the effects of physi- 
 cal and moral causes on nations. 1816. 5716.19 
 
 Brown {J. ) Estimate of the manners and principles 
 of the times. 5th ed. 2 v. 1857. . . 5433.20 
 
 Chenevix (R.) Essay upon national character. 2 v. 
 
 1832 5716.17 
 
 V. 1. Of industry. Art of war. Social habits. Patriot- 
 ism. Mutability of national character. 2. General con- 
 siderations. Of pride and vanity ; Of social improvement. 
 Of religion. Of morality. On goveruuteut. Ou intellect. 
 
 Contest of the twelve nations ; or, a view of the differ- 
 ent [national] bases of human character and tal- 
 ent. 1826 6716.08 
 
 Finch (I) On the natural boundaries of empires. [In his Trav- 
 els. 1833 : p 333-455.) 1074.11 
 
 FranciUon {li. E.) National characteristics, and flora 
 
 and fauna of London. 1872 5716.28 
 
 ilaistre {J. de) . Essai sur le principe generateur des 
 constitutions politiques et des autres institutions 
 humnines. 1867 5715.26 
 
 See a/so Fortn. rev., Oct., 1873(Growth of commonwealths, 
 by E. A Freeman). 
 Mulford (E. ) The nation : the foundations of civil order 
 and political life in the U. S. 1870. . .5715.10 
 
 Note. — Intended to ascertain and define the moral being 
 of the nation and its true position iu politics. The head- 
 ings of its principal chapters are as follows : The nation 
 in substance and iu theory, The people and the land. 
 The nation the inetitutiou of rights. The nation the reali- 
 zati-m of freedom. Sovereignty, The constitution, Tbe 
 commonwealth. The nation the antagonist of the confed- 
 eracy and the empii'e. and the goal of history. 
 Murray (i/. ) Enquiries respecting the character of 
 
 nations. 1808 5716.29 
 
 Progress of nations ; or principles of national develop- 
 ment in their relation to statesmanship : a study 
 in analytical history, [aiioii.] 18<)1. . . 5716.09 
 
 Note. — Illustrates the growth of ' plutocracy tempered by 
 democracy.* 
 
 Contents : Science of history. Human progress. Aris- 
 tocracies. The primacy of the world. The national acme: 
 literature — schools of statesmen and age of oratory— social 
 elements. Anarchy of thought. Plutocracy. Democracy. 
 Despotism. Theocracy. Public happiness. Colonies. 
 Russell {J., lord). National character. [In his Essays, p. 48-65, 
 1821.] 5717.07 
 
 See also International rev., v. 1, 1874 (Nationalism and 
 internationalism) : (New Englander, v, 28, 1869 (How to 
 build a nation, by J. P. Thompson) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 20, 
 1870 (National organic life) ; Westm. rev., v. 72, 1859 (In- 
 fluence of local causes ou national character). 
 
 20. Parties. 
 
 Bacon [L.) Government by parties. [Old and new, June, 1874.1 
 
 Bolingbroke [H. St. J>ihn. lord). Dissertation ou parties. [In his 
 Works. V. 3.) 6022.03 
 
 Bulwer-Lytton {E. L.) On political coalitions, [/n Aii Writings, 
 V. 2.) •2616.116 
 
 Consolulalion ; an accouut of parties in the XJ. S., from 1787. 
 1824 6093.10 
 
 D'Israell [Isaac). Political nicknames, [/u/tis Curiosities of litera- 
 ture, V. 3, 1858.] 2762.05 
 
 Froude [J..I.) Party politics. [/;i Short studies, v. 3. 1877.] 2525.11 
 Note. — Repr. from Fraser's mag. , July. 1874. 
 
 Cooke (0. ir. ) History of party [iu England]. 1666- 
 1832. 3 V. . . -. 5717.26 
 
 Grimki [F.) Of parties. [7n Aw Free inatitutioUB.] . .5724.01 
 
 Hume [It.) Of parties in general. Ol the parties of Great Brit- 
 ain. Ot coalitions. [In his Phil, works, v. 3, 1864.) 6414 05 
 
 Lieber [F.) Of parties. [In Ids Pol, ethics, v. 2.] . . .'6726,24 
 
 P/i«.«.s of party [in England]. [«hoh.] 1869. 5717.'-!5 
 
 luaskiug for books, use tlie "Book Order.'" giving the AnTHOR'>3 NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 58S 
 
 G-OVERNMENT: Patriotism (0 Revolutions. 
 
 Whateh/ {R.) Use and abuse of party feeling in reli- 
 gion. 1^22 3r.'22.14 
 
 See alsn Frasar's mas;., T. 68. 1863 (Party) : 01.1 and new. 
 V. 10, 1874 (Party ■treaaim' and civil duty) : Qu. rev., v. 
 126, 1839 (C'iBt of p;irty govemiiieut) . Weatra. rev., v. C9. 
 18i8 : Macinillau's mag., July. 1877 ; Fraser's mag., v, 49, 
 1354; Maciii- mag., Aug.. 1877 (Docliue of parly gov., by Gold, 
 wiu Siiijtli). 
 
 if^ Fill- hisforfrsof prtrfirs see England {Pariiet, p. 314) ; 
 United States (Parli/ history, p. 389). 
 
 2L Patriotism. 
 
 Alisnn {A.) Nat. monuments, f/rt ftis Miflcel. essays.] . 0517.02 
 
 B<tfcei-(ir) /ii7iisP.>regiliiations. etc.. 18U 26W.I2 
 
 Biikuiir. [O. W.) Duty of a patriot, [in hU Oralious, 18.10 ; p. 
 
 319-;f43.J 2513.2U 
 
 Bolingbyik^ {II. St. X>hn, lord), Tlie idea of a patriot llinH. [In 
 
 his WorU3, T. 4.] 5022.04 
 
 — Letter ou tUe spirit of patriotism. [In 7tis Works, v. 4.] 5022.04 
 Biirney [O. P) /« Oxford prize essaye. V. 2, 1830. . . .2541.12 
 Barroios {J.) Oa uational prejudices; their good and bad ef- 
 
 IVcts. [7.1 Pamphleteer, v. 9.) 6058.09 
 
 BushnrM [H) Doctriue of loyalty. [In his Work and play, 1864 ; 
 
 p. 337-3G3.) 2614.'J7 
 
 Kepr. from New Enijlandcr, v. 22, 1863. 
 Chi;nevix [It.) [/it '/is Essay ou nat. cliar., v. 2.] . . , .5716.17 
 
 King {,!'. Starr). Pifriotisin, e(c 3564.12 
 
 Giles UI) /;i ftis Lectures, V. 2. IS.'^l ; p. 106-200.] . . .2211.0.5 
 Montagu {B ) The patriot and the demagogue. [In hii Essays 
 
 aud selections. 1837.] 2537.04 
 
 P?rci/ anecdotes, V. 2, 1S23 6211.02 
 
 Plumer [0. J.) Public spirit among the ancieuts. [In Oxford 
 
 prize essays, v. 4. 1830.] 3.i41.14 
 
 Zimmennann (J. G. )E33ay ou national pride. 1 797.3187.29 
 Same. 1805 5722.13 
 
 22. Political Maxima. 
 
 Aphcrhms, chiefly political, from the most eminent 
 •writern. Lontion, [n.d.] 6212.16 
 
 Poii(ica; primer ; or, road to public honours, [aiioii.] 
 1826 6713.12 
 
 Richelii-u (A, J. du. P,, canlinal due de). The complete 
 slat-smau ;or, politicU will and tastament. From 
 the French. U9o 5712.04 
 
 Sarpi {Pmil, tlie,fna>-). Maxims of the government of 
 Venice. From the Italian. 1707.. . . 5713.13 
 
 Walsmqlimn (£) Arcana aulica ; or Walsingham's 
 manual of prudential maxims for the statesman 
 and the courtier, [anon.] lieprint. 1810. 5711.03 
 
 Witt {Jan de). Political miximg of the state of Holland. 
 From the Dutch. 1743 5713.09 
 
 23. Political Morality. 
 
 Dswey (0.) Political morality. [In his Works, p. 280-291.) 3544.06 
 Fretman{E. A.) Public aud private morality. [In Fortu. rev., 
 
 April, 1873.) 
 Mobil) {Labbi G. B. de). Phocion's conversations : or 
 the rjlatiou between morality and p.ilitics. With 
 
 notjsby W. Macbean. 17l'9 5713.07 
 
 Morality of public meu. Two letters to the earl of Derby. Lon- 
 don, 1852-53. 8° 6093.20 
 
 Ha.th (S.) Mor ility and the state. 1859.. . 5722.-i2 
 
 Proposals for printing a very curious discourse in two volumes 
 
 in quarto, entitled A treatise iu the art of political lying. 
 
 Lou.l.ni. 1712. 16* 5091.06 
 
 O" S'*^ alsa Nation (The), p. 587 ; and (under ■ Compre- 
 hensive Treatises') Lieber's Pol. ethics [5726.21] ■.— Gadwin's 
 Pol. justice 1.5715.24);— the treatises of Paley [6436.05] and 
 Wkeweli [5436.14] ; — aud Moral science, iu general alphabet. 
 See. also Nat. rev.. V. 12, 1861 (Politics aud faitli): New 
 Englauder, v, 12, 1854 (Politics and the pulpit) ; V. 15, 1857 
 (Paul ou politics). 
 
 24. Public Opmion. 
 Maclc'mncin {W. A.) Rise, progress, and state of pub- 
 lic opinion. 1828 5716.21 
 
 See also essay by H. Giles in his Ulustratious of genius. 
 1854 ; p, 112-138 2526.03 
 
 25. Reform. 
 
 Questions for a reformed parliament, [anon.] London, 
 
 18ii7. 8° 5721.14 
 
 , Contents: Ireland, by F. H. Hill. Workmen and trade 
 unions, by G. Lusliington. The poor by M. Towueeud. 
 TUe land laws by W. L. Newman. Popular education by 
 C. S. Pari.er. Law reforms, by J. B. Kinnear. The army, 
 by G, Hooper. Foreigti policy, by F. Harrison. Bribery, 
 by J. E. T Iloqera. The progr£S:> of tlie working classes, 
 by J. M. Ludlow. 
 
 Cohden club. J^ssaya, etc. 5914.17 
 
 See Fraser's mag., v. 59. 18.59 (Uecent writers on reform) ; 
 ■■Wi'stui. rev., V. 87, 1807 (Reform and relormers) ; v. 87. 1807 
 (Hi'psa ami fears of reformers) ; v. 88, 1867 iFuture of re- 
 form), ^ff" See also, in the general alphabet, Social science 
 (Progress ; — Reform). 
 
 26. Representation (Mitjorittj and Mi.noiily). 
 Bur.k-hn/ham [J. S.) Evils and remedies of the present 
 
 system of popular elections. 1>-41. . . 5712.09 
 Dobb.-i (A. K) General representation on a comiilete 
 
 readjustment of Mr. Hare's plan. 1871. 5717.30 
 Droop (II. a.) On methods of electing representatives. 
 
 1868 5717.16 
 
 Favicett M. G.) An American [S. Sterne] ou representation. [In 
 her Essays, 1872.] 5814.23 
 
 — Propnrtional representation and Hare's scheme explained. 
 
 (/nftfr Essays. 1872.) 5714.23 
 
 A'o'e.— Kepr. Irom Macm. mag.. Sept.. 1870— .\pl., 1871. 
 
 Field {D, D.) Representation of minorities, [/u Amer. aoc. scl. 
 assoc. Trans., no. 3, 1871.J 6811.02 
 
 Fisher (J. F.) Degradation of our rep. system. 1863. . 5717.32 
 
 Ikire (T.) The election of representatives, parliamen- 
 tary and muuicipal. 3d ed. 18C.5. . . 5717.17 
 J^ote. — Seeulsi papers by Hare, in Fraser's mag., V. 61, 
 1860 (Hep. iu theory and piactice ; 2 papers) ; Fortu. rev.. 
 V. 2, 1805 Electoral refurm) ; v. 4, 1866 (Individual responsi- 
 bility in represent, gov.); Amer. aoc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 
 3, 1871 (Minority rep. iu Europe) ; Fortu. rev., July, 1875. 
 
 Qainci/ iJ. P.) Protection of majorities, or electoral 
 reform. 187G .'i717.31 
 
 Stern (.S. ) Report to the constitutional convention of 
 the state of New York, on personal representation. 
 1S67 5717.19 
 
 — Kepresentative government and personalTepresenta- 
 
 tion. 1871 5717.22 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 5, 1872. 
 \Vare [W. K.) Application of Hare's system to the nomination 
 
 of overseers of Harv. coll. [In Amer. eoc. sci. assoc. 
 
 Traus., no. 3, 1871.] 5811.02 
 
 Seealso Ed. rev., v. 100, 1854 (Marshall on minorities) ; 
 
 Fraser's mag., v. 49, 1S54 (Kep. of minorities) ; Westm. 
 
 rev., V. 84. 1805 (Personal rep.) ; Fortn. rev., v. 4, 1866 (Rep. 
 
 of minorities, by J. B. Kinnear) ; N. A. rev., v. 104. 1867 
 
 (Ileviewof Hare) ; Galaxy. Jtlly, 1867 (Personal rep., by D. 
 
 G. Croly) ; Conteni. rev., v. 9, 18fi8 (Review of Hare, by J. 
 
 M. Ludlow) ; Blackwood, v. 108. 1870 (The riglits of mnjori- 
 
 ties) ; Fortn. rev., v. 14, 1870 (^lisrep. of majorities, by E. 
 
 Maitland) ; N. A. rev., v. 113. 1871 (Forms of minority rep., 
 
 by E. .Stanwood) ; New Eugl., July, 1874 (New thaory of 
 
 minority rep., by A. B. Mason), 
 
 27. Representative Government. 
 
 Frnnddyn (0.) Candid inquiry into the nature of 
 government, and the right of representation. 2d 
 ed. 1793 5716.07 
 
 Oaizot (F. P. 0.) History of the origin of represent- 
 ative government in Em'ope. 18j2. . . 5717.01 
 
 Mill (J. S.) Considerations en representative govern- 
 ment. Loudon, 1S61. 8". ' 5724.05 
 
 Same. New York, 1862. 1'2° 57'24.06 
 
 Contents : Parliament, Voting. Executive. Dependen- 
 cies. Democracy. Suffrage, 
 
 jVo(c,— Reviewed iu N. A. rev., v. 95, 1862 ; N. Brit, rev., 
 /. 35, 1861. 
 
 See tt^«o Westm. rev., v. 68, 1857 (What rep. gov. is good 
 for) ; v. 97, 1872 (Distribution of represuutatiou) ; N. Brit, 
 rev., v. 28, 1858 (Earl Grey ou pari, gov. aud represeuta- 
 tiou) : Fortu. rev., v. 4, 1866 (Priuciples of I'epreseuta- 
 tion, Ijy Edw. Wilson) ; Ed rev., v. 90. 1H53 (Representa- 
 tive relorin); Lieber's Pol. ethics, v. 2. 1875 [5720,24]; Fortn. 
 rev., March, 1874 (Parliament, government); Int. rev., Nov.. 
 1876 (Origin of parliamentary representation in England, by 
 E. .^.. Freeman). 
 
 See also Fortn, rev., 1876 (Political machinery and political 
 life, by L. H. Courtney) ; Eraser's mug., v. 74. 1866 ( IJribery 
 aud its remedies) ; Nat. qu rev., v. 1. 1800 (Availability) ; 
 Quar. rev., v. 102, 1857 (Electioueering). 4tS~ See also (in 
 Countries) England {OonstUution, p. 307; Parliament, p. 314). 
 
 28. Republics. 
 
 Montagu (E W.) Keflectiona ou the rise and fall of 
 
 the aacieut republics. ISOli 422.13 
 
 See also Contem. rev., v. 17, 1371 (Republics, civil and 
 social, by J Hunt) ; Fortnightly rev., v. 17-18 (Republi- 
 can movenieut iu Europi', by E. Castelar ; several papers) ; 
 N. .\mer. rev,, v.89, la£9 (British strictures ou repub. in- 
 stitutions), ^g' .See also Free Institutions (p. 587), and (iu 
 Countries) the names of various republics ancient aud mod- 
 dern as Greece (p. 327) :— Rome (p. 362| :— Holland (p. 329) : 
 Switzerland (p. 371);— Italy (p. 330);— United States (p. 378); 
 —France (p, 323). 
 
 29. Revolutions. 
 
 Chalenuhriand {F. A. de). Essay on revolutions. 
 
 1815 5716.22 
 
 SI. John (J. A.) Nemesis of power : causes and forms 
 
 of revolution. 1854. l(i^ 5716.'J3 
 
 ir/ia( is a revolution? [/ft Pamphleteer, v. 14.] . . . .5058.14 
 a-S- See U/.50 (in Countries) England («eii. of 1648 -.—Rev. 
 
 of 1088. p. 311) ;— France {Sev. of 1789, p. 3'22) ;— United 
 
 States \Re\i. of 1776, p. 381), 
 
 BROOKLYN MEllCANTILK LIBKAKY.
 
 Q-OVERNMENT : social Contract to TTtcpias — GOZLISKI 
 
 589 
 
 30. Social Contract. 
 
 Lamarline {A. de). J. .J. Rousseau, sou faux contrit so- 
 cial et le vr.ii coatiat social. 1806. . . 5722. 12 
 
 liousseim {J. J.) An inqniry into the nature of the 
 
 Bocml contract. 17!)1. l(i° 5722.10 
 
 S'f also Ji. .Murley'B critique in hit Life of Itous9«au, v. 2, 
 cU. 12. 
 
 31. Sovereignty. 
 
 Essay on tUe principle and origin of sovereign power. 
 [oHoji.] i'rom tbeFreaob. 1805. . . .5724.24 
 
 Kf>te,~\n attempt to rofuta tlld doctriae of " tlje SQver- 
 eignty of the people." 
 Monroe (/.) Tbo jieople the BovereiErns. ....... 5722.02 
 
 .S^e ai'fo WtSstm. rev., v. 98, 1872 {Royal anil repreaeutative 
 Boveieif^nty). 
 
 Jits' S>-t also Monarcliy (p. 587) :— Law [(lenfral treatises on 
 jurisprit'lrn'f) ; iLud thy uiimorona wnrka upon the Consti- 
 tutioua of England (p. 307) and the United States (p. 378). 
 
 32. State (Sphere and Duties of the). 
 
 Bunthani (/.) Of^cial aptitliilo maximized ; expense minimized. 
 
 [In Ills Works, v. fi.] 6010.05 
 
 Carlyli (?'.) Downing street. [In his Latter-day pamplileta, 1855: 
 
 p. 110-218.] 2516.10 
 
 Engliiiider (S.) Abolition of the state; direct govern- 
 m-nt, fed. republic, individualism. 1873. 5712.17 
 
 Fawcetl [H.) Of fltato intervention. |/n his EssayR. 1872 ] 68H.23 
 Ffottdt {J. A.) Heciprocal duties of Btate and subject. [/» Siiort 
 
 studios, efc. V, 2. 1871.] 2525.07 
 
 Note. — Repr. Irom Eraser's mag., n.h.. v. 1. 1870. 
 Hamboldt (K. W. von). Sphere and duties of govern- 
 ment. 1S54 5715.20 
 
 Huxley {T. H.) Administrative nihilism. 1872 4712 13 
 
 Sauio. [In his Critiques. 1873.] 2532.19 
 
 jyote. — Kepr. from l-'ortn. rev., v. 16, 1871. 
 Livais {Sir 0. G. ) Essay on the influence of authority 
 
 in matters of opiniou. 1849 5435.24 
 
 K.ish{S.) MoraUty and the state. 1859. . .5722.22 
 Newman ( F. W ) Government from above and below. [Fraser'a 
 
 nia;;., N.s.. v. 2, 18T0.] 
 Rands ( »r. B.) The state : the government, and scientific mo- 
 rality. Part 1 and 2. [In Contem. rev., v. 19. 1872.] 
 S!ach {J. H.) Dutiba of the state. [In Fraser's mag., v. 6, 1872.] 
 Sptncer {Herbert). Specialized administration. [In Fortn. rev , 
 V. 16, 1871.1 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 101 (Private bill lecislation) ; Fraser'a 
 mag.,N.3., V. 1, 1870 (Laissez-faire policy opposed. IJyK. \V. ; 
 Qu. rev., V. 127. 18119 (Adm. scientific and aujateur); Westm. 
 rev., V. G2. 1854 {Sphere and duties of government) ; v. 60, 
 1853 (Over-lt'gialatiou) ; v. 73. 1H6() (Ooverniuent contracts). 
 ,es* See also Comprehensive Treatises (p. 585) ;— Nation 
 (p. 687) ;— Executive (p. 580) ; and Church and State (p. 81). 
 
 33. Statesmanship. 
 
 Arnold [F.) Turning points in life, 1873 : p. 252-78. . . 2512.31 
 BaUantyne (T.) Essays in mosaic, 1870 ; p. 95-107. . . 2513.14 
 Coleridge {S. T.) The statesman's manual. 1853. 5025.04 
 Oailhard (</. ) The statesman, or him who is in public 
 
 employments. Two discourses. 16s2.] . 5712.11 
 5f;« a/.?oFr.a9er'8mag.. v. 47. 1853 (.American statesmen) ; 
 
 Fortnightly rev., v. 14, 1870 (Political reputations, by T. E. 
 
 Eebbel) ; v. 3. 1865 (Ethics of statesmanship : Peel and 
 
 PaUaeraton, by P. W. Claydeu) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 11, 1865 
 
 (Phases of Btateanianship : a review of O. C. Lewis's Admin- 
 Istrations of Gt. Britain. ]7«3.1«30t ; N. A. rev., v. no, 1870 
 (Prospect of the pulitical art, by E. L. Oodliin).' 
 
 J^g" For liiu-s of iininentstatesmen see BioCTaphy (Collce- 
 live, p, 109-116 ; and Indimduat, p. 116-215). ' "^ " 
 
 34. SufTiage. 
 
 likllowes {H.) Rights of property vindicated, against 
 
 the claims of universiil suffrage. 1818. .5717.08 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) Wurkmau and the fr.anchiso. 5724.04 
 
 Note.—Rav\aviea lu N. A. rev., v. 103, 1806. 
 Henusson (B. de). Le chri^itianisme et le suiTriige uni- 
 verse!. 18G3 5713.06 
 
 Tremenheere {II. S.) Political experience of the an- 
 cients, in its bearing upon modern times. 5717.18 
 See also Coiitem. rev., v. 3, 1800 (An extension of the 
 franchise) ; Now Euglandc-r, v. 24, 18r;5 (Huiv. suflragc. by 
 I. N. Tarbox) : v. 18. 1800 (The crime against the right of 
 suffrage, by L. Bacon). 
 «S" See also Ballot (p. 684) ;— Hepresentalion (p. 588). 
 
 35. tTtilitarianism. 
 
 Macauloy [T. B.) Mill on government. [In his Essays v 2 
 
 1869.] 2536.1'i 
 
 Mill {J. S.) Utilitarianism. [In Dissertations, v, 3, 1S05.J 2535.23 
 Utilitarianism explained and exemplified. [In answer 
 
 to MiU. anon.] 18G4 5713.08 
 
 Note. — For utilitarian writers on government see, in the 
 
 general alphabet, the names of Bentham (J.) ;— Austin 
 
 (John) ;— Mill (J. S.) 
 
 36. Utopian and Imaginary Commonwealths. 
 
 Allais iD. V. d'l. History of the Sevarambians. Tr. 
 from the memoirs of captain Siden. [pseudon.} 
 1738 5713.17 
 
 Bulwer-Lyllon {E. 0. E. L.) Coming race, or the New 
 Utopia, [anon.] 1871 5813.27 
 
 Colymhia : [a pol. and social romance, anon.] Lon- 
 don, 1873. 12'' 5713.24 
 
 Disraeli {B.) Voyage of captain Popanilla. 1828. 5713.19 
 
 Erskine (T., lord). Armata : a fragment. 6th ed. 2d 
 part. 4th ed. 1818 5713.20 
 
 Ilarrinijton ( tSirJ. ) Oceana and other works. 1700. 5728.02 
 
 Not&. — The general principle of the 'Oceana' is that 
 
 of republican plutocracy. Kaviewcd by I. D'Israeli in his 
 
 Amenities of lit., v. 2, 1855 2702.02 
 
 Unme (O.) Idea of a perfect commonwealth. [In his Pbilos. 
 worlis. V. 3, 1854.] 6414.05 
 
 More {Sir T.) Utopia 232.24 ; 5011.06 
 
 t>'Xeil{H.) Two thousand years hence. 1867. 581::.05 
 
 7'errasson {J. ) Life of Sethos, fiom private memoirs 
 of the ancient Egyptiuns. [anon.] 2 v. 1732. 5713.15 
 
 Wieland (C. M. von). Republic of fools: being the 
 history of the state and people of Abdera in Thrace. 
 Tr. by H. Chri.stmas. 2 v. 1861. . . . 5713.10 
 
 Xenophon. Cyrop»dia, e(c. Bohn, 1865. 423.04 ; 422. 16 
 See also Lewis (G. C.) On ideal models in politics. [In 
 his Methods of observation, v. 2. ch. 22. 5715.17] ; Patter- 
 son (K. H.) Utopias. [/« Aw Essays, e(c.. 1862,] . .1412.01 
 
 j^- See also Biography (p. 109), for lives of statesmen j— Countries (p. 235-390);— History :— Law ;— Political economy ;— Social 
 ■cieuce ; — Women. 
 
 Govinda Samanta.or Bengal Riiy.it. Sre Day (Lai Behare). 1031.24 
 
 Gtovioii Broglio Solari ((.litherine Hyde, marquise de). 
 
 Private anecdotes of foreign courts, [anon.] 2 v. 
 
 London, 1827. 8^ 453.12 
 
 Gowau3 (Wm.) Bibliotheca Americana, v. 1-4. 
 
 New York, 186.5. 8° 614.11 
 
 Contents: V. 1. Denton's New Torlc. 1670. 2. Wooley (C.) 
 Two years' journal in N. Y. [014. 26J. 3. jlilli-r's New 
 York, 1695. 4. Budd (T.) Good order established in Penn- 
 sylvania and New Jersey, in America. 
 
 — Catalogue of Scottish poets. N. Y., 1853. 12'. [With Sam- 
 
 say (A.) Gentle shepherd.] 1742.14 
 
 — editor. .Sm Phenix (The). New York, 1835. 12'. .6062.14 
 
 Go-wer (John). Confessio amautis. Ed. by R. Pauli. 
 
 3v. London, 1S57. 8^ ltU4.21 
 
 Same. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In C.'s English 
 
 poets. V. 2. 1810.] 1620.02 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford and Walsh. Brit, poets, v. 1, 
 
 1817.1 1091.01 
 
 — Child {F. J.) On tho language of Chaucer and Oowor. [In El- 
 
 lis {A. J.) Early Engl, pronunciation, pt. 1, 1869 ; p. 342- 
 377.) 7914.09 
 
 — Pauli {S) Pictures of old England, 1861 ; p. 204-244. 461.11 
 
 — Todd {H.J.) Illustrations of CT.ower. 1810. ie3l.'22 
 
 .Sf-* a^w critical notices in Litt<^ll. 1858, v. 2 (from Brit, 
 qu. rev.) : Fraser's mag., v. 59, 18.>9. 
 
 Goyder (David George). My battle for life: autobi- 
 ography of a phrenologist. L., 1857. 10°. 54;;1.19 
 
 Gozlau (Leon). L'amonr des livres et I'amour de 
 coeur. 4eea. Paris, 1863. 12=. . . .7022.28 
 
 — Balzac chez lui. 2e ed. Paris, 18(53. 1'2°. . 7022.31 
 
 — Balzac en pantoufles. So ed. P., 1805. 12°. 7022.16 
 
 — Lea Emotions de Polydore Marasquin. Paiis, 1857. 
 
 12° 7022.15 
 
 — George in. et Caroline de Brunswick. Bnixelles, 
 
 1852. 18' 7022.14 
 
 — Histoire d'un diamant. Paris, 1862. 12°. . 70'22.13 
 
 — Le medecin du Pecq. Paris, 1858. 12'. . 7022.29 
 
 — Le notaire de Chantilly. Paris, 18C1. 12°. 7022.30 
 Oozliski (Laurence Grimald). The accomplished sen- 
 ator. Tr. by Oldisworth. L., 1733. fol. 5728.05 
 
 In asking for books, use the •• Book Order," eiviug the AOIHOB'3 NAilB, the first part of the 'riTLK, and the NUMBER
 
 590 
 
 GRAAL - G-BANT 
 
 Graal (Holy). See Grail (Holy). 
 
 Grabliam (Jlichael C. ) Climate and resources of Ma- 
 deira. London, 1870. W 1093.'20 
 
 Gracchus Americauus. See Grange (The) 6722.21 
 
 Gradus ad Cantabiigiara ; or dictionary of terms, or 
 cant, used at the Uuiv. of Cambiidge. [anon.] 
 London, 1803. l(i° tj21-1.33 
 
 Qraefe (Alfred). Iridectomy in iritis, choroiditis, 
 and glaucoma. Tr. by T. Windsor. London, 
 Nno Syihiiham soc. 18.59. 8" 43C)2.20 
 
 Gi-aefonberg. Life atG. [In Chambers's Papers, etc., v. 8.] 2516.0* 
 
 Graeme (Elliott). Beethoven : memoir. London, 
 1.S70. 12^ 3017.28 
 
 Graesse (.Jolianu G. T. ) *Tresor de livres rares et 
 precieux. 7 v. Dresden, 1859-69. i". . . 
 
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 de). Vie privee de Voltaire et de Mme. Du Cha- 
 telet, pendant un sejour de six mois ii Cirey. 
 [«uo)i.] Paris, ls2i). 8° 317o.2ti 
 
 Graffiti D'ltalia. [Poems.) Sfe Story (W. W.) .... 1687.25 
 
 Graft theory of disease. See Medicine i327.14 
 
 Graftou (Ricbard). Chronicle ; or, history of Eng- 
 land. 2 V. London, ls09. 4°. ... 488.00 
 
 Qraglia (C.) Italian pocket dictionary. Boston, 1854. 
 18° 6422.04 
 
 Graham (Andrew J.) Hand-book of phonography. 
 Now York, 1858. 12° 6431.01 
 
 Graham (F. Taverner). Eeasonable elocution. New 
 York, 1875. 12'" 6332.22 
 
 Graham (George Farqubar). A book about words. 
 London, 1869. 16° 6434.15 
 
 — English ; or art of composition. 4th ed. London, 
 
 18 "lO. 16° 6432.29 
 
 - English style. London, 1857. 16°. . . . 6432.30 
 
 — English synonyms. Ed. by H. Beed. .New York, 
 
 1852. 12° 6434.03 
 
 o-.ahain (James). Life of General Daniel Morgan. 
 
 New York, 1S5I5. 12° 3125.19 
 
 ■;iT.^hame (James). History of the United States till 
 
 [178t5]. 2ded. 2 v. Phila., 1846. 8°. . 576.03 
 
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 Graham (J. M. ) Historical view of literature and art 
 
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 Graham (James John). Elementary history of the 
 
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 — Military ends and moral means. L.,]86i. 8°. 4514.19 
 Graham (John A. ) Memoirs of John Home Tooke ; 
 
 also proofs identifying him us the author of Ju- 
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 Graham (Sylvester). Lectures on the science of bu- 
 niau lite. 2 v. Boston, 1839. 12°. . . 4354.07 
 
 Graham (Thomas, ed.) Chemical reports and me- 
 moirs. London, Cavendish soc. , l^iS. 8°. 4215.00 
 Contents : Otto (F. J.) Relation of volumes of bodies to 
 their atomic weights. Filhol (E.) Conueclion betw. the 
 atomic weights, cryatalliue form and density of bLidies. 
 Vogel (J.) Laws according to wUicli tlie mixing of fluids 
 and their penetration into permeable Hubstauces occur, with 
 special ref. to the animal organization. Otto (F. J.) Iso- 
 moiphism. Chrevreul (M. E.) Physical investigations on 
 dyeing Regnault (V.) Latent heat of steam at latent 
 pressures. Kop (E.) Artificial formation of alkaloids. 
 Bunsen (It,) Intimate connectiou between the pseudo- 
 volcanic phenomena of Iceland. 
 
 — Odling {J.) Graham's scient, work. [In Sm. rep., 1871.] 3936.26 
 Graham (Walter). Brass founding.— Tin, tin plate, and tin alloys. 
 
 —Zinc. [In Brit, m'l'g industries, 1876 ] . . . . 3941.24 
 Graham (Rf.v.V/'ia., of A'ewcastle,]£wjL) Eeviewof eccl. 
 
 establishments in Euiope. L.. 1796. 8°. 3551.09 
 Graham (Win. Alfx.) British invasion of N. Carolina, in 17H0-81, 
 
 a lecture. ( irifA Hawks (F. L.) Eev. hist.. f(r.J . 623.22 
 Grail (Holy). Bergtiuinit (F. G.) The San (jreal ; its 
 
 origin and signification. Edinb.,187U. 16°. 1014.37 
 
 — History of the Holy Grail, Englisht, ab. 1450, by 
 
 Henry Lonelich, from the French prose of sires 
 Kobiers de Borron. Ile-ed. by F. J. Furnivall. 
 Pts. 1-2. L., 1874-75. 8°. [Early Engl, text .soc, 
 ex. ser., nos. 20, 24.] 
 
 — Joseph of Ariaiathie ; romance of the Seiut Granl ; a 
 
 poem written about 1350. Ed. by W. W". Skeat. 
 L., 1871. 8°. [Early Engl, text soc] . 79U.02 
 
 — Tennyson (A.) Holy Grail and other poems. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1870. 12° 1693.01 
 
 Grain. 
 
 — Elwood {J. L.) Glaia tables in federal money. 
 
 1852 4015.10 
 
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 Graindorge (Frederic T.), pseud. Hee Taiiie (H. A.) 
 Grainger (James). Poems. Ed. with life, [/n Chalmers i A.) Engl. 
 
 poets, V. U. 1810.1 1626.14 
 
 — Select poems. [Sanford and Walsh. British poets, v. 27, 
 
 1822.) 1691.27 
 
 Graining. 
 
 — Masury (J. IF.) Amer. grainers' hand-book. 3937.35 
 
 — Pickert ( 0. ) and Meicalf (A.) Art of G. 1872. 3937.33 
 Grammar. See Language. 
 
 Grammar of assent. See Newman (John H.) 1870. . . 3577.12 
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 Granada (Luis de). Obras escogidaa. [In Ochoa. Escritores 
 
 mist.. V. 2. Paris, 1847. 8°.) 7216.09 
 
 Granary burial ground. {Boston). Bridgman (T.) Liacriptions. 
 
 etc. [In his Pilgrims of Boston. 1856.) 611.17 
 
 Grand Manan, (.Vf HI Brunswick), Stimpson {W.) Marine inver- 
 
 tebrata of 3937.08 
 
 Grande Chartreuse. Musgrave ((?. M.) Visit to the monastery. 
 
 [In his Dauphine. 1867.) 961.14 
 
 Grande dame et la Normande. See Deligny (E.) . . . 7014.34 
 GrandviUe (J. I. I. Gerard, dit). Les fleurs auimees. 
 
 Texto par A. Karr, T. Delord et le cte Fuslix [L. 
 
 F. Raban], Nouv. ed. par Maubert. 2 v. Paris, 
 
 1867. 8° 4918.23 
 
 Grangers (The). 
 
 — Flagg [iV, C.) Fftrmere' movement In the western states. 
 
 [iu Amer. soc. Bci. asBoc. Trans., no. 6, 1874.] . . 5811.03 
 
 — Oranije ( 77ie) : a study in the science of society. By 
 
 Gracchus American iisi. N. Y., 1874. 12°. 57'22.21 
 
 — Wells (J. 0.) The Grange illustrated ; or hand- 
 
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 1874 6126.08 
 
 See also Internat. rev., Jan., 1876 (Retrospective legisla- 
 tion and GrauKerism, by F. Wharton) ; N. A. rev., April, 
 1875 (Granger movement, by C. F. Adams, jr.) 
 Grant {Sir Alex., ed.) Recess studies. Edin., 1870. 
 8° 5716.12 
 
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 and demand, aud tlieir application to labour. Wallace (11. 1 
 Cliurch tendencies in Scotland. Playfair (L.' On the de- 
 clining production of liumau food in Ireland. Sellar (A. C.> 
 Scotch education difflcnlties. Stirling (J.) Mr. Mill on 
 trades unions, a criticism. Anstey (T. C.) Election trials 
 aud inquiries under the corrupt practices' acts. Hope (G.) 
 Hindrances to agriculture. 
 
 — The ancient Stoics. [In Oxford essays. 1868.] . . . 
 Grant {Mr.i, Anne). Es;ays on the superstitions of the 
 
 Highlanders, with transl. trom the Gaelic. 2 v. in 
 
 1. New York, 1813. 12° 3816.33 
 
 .Kff* For her Memoirs, see Biography (p. 160). 
 
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 Grant lE.M.) Discov. of stone image in Tennessee. [Smith, rep.. 
 1870.] 3936.26 
 
 Grant (George). Historical account of useful inven- 
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 Grant ( Rev. George M. ) Ocean to ocean. Sandford Flem- 
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 Grant (James, of Corriemony). Thoughts on the origin 
 and descent of Gael ; and observ. rel. to the poems 
 oi 03.sian. Edin., 1814. 8° 466.21 
 
 Grant (James, 6. ahoKt 1805). Great metropolis [Lon- 
 don]. 4th ed. 2t. New York, 1837. l'Z°. 951.15 
 
 — Memoirs of Sir George Sinclair. L.,1870. 8°. 3163.22 
 
 — Metropnlilan pulpit; London. 2v. L., 1839.8°. 3443.02 
 
 — Metropolitan weekly and provincial press. London, 
 
 1872. 8° 2713.09a 
 
 — Newspaper press : its origin, progress, and present 
 
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 — Random recollections of the House of Commons, 
 
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 — tjaturdiiy review : illiis. of tUo modo in which it is 
 
 conducted. Loudon, 1S73. 12". . . . 2713.14 
 
 Grant (James, b. 1S22). CasseU's illustrated history of 
 
 India, v. 1- . London, 187G- . 4". . 1036.23 
 
 — Memoirs of Sir Wm.Kirkaldy. Edin.,1849. S\ 3095.23 
 
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 Grant (Robert, esq.) History of the E. L company, to 
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 Grant (Robert, F. R. A. S. 1 History of physical astron- 
 omy. London, [1840-52]. 8^. .... 4017.11 
 
 Grant ( Ulysses Simpson). Report of the armies of the 
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 Grantham i^John). Iron ship-building. London, 1858. 
 16" 4517.26 
 
 Granville (.Vug. Bozzi). Letter on tho quarantine hill, [/u Pam- 
 phleteer, v. 'JS, 182.i.| 6058.25 
 
 — The Spas of Eni»land, and principal sea-bathiug 
 
 places. [Midland and Southern.] 2v.ini. Lou- 
 don, 184L 8' 953.01 
 
 See Loud, quart, rev., v. 32, 1875 (Autobiog. of Dr. Gran- 
 ville). 
 
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 soc] 5117.05 
 
 Granville (George. ^ortZ Z.v^'^t^'0"). Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. 
 IChalmers (A.) English poets, v. 11. 1810.) . . . 162(i.ll 
 
 — Select poems. [Sanford and Walsh. Brit, poets, v. 17.] 1691.17 
 Grape. St^e Agriculture. (Grape (wtiire, p. 8.) 
 
 Graphic (Tiie) : *iUus. weekly newspaper, v. 1-14. 
 
 London, 1870-76. fol 1427.02 
 
 Graphics. S:e Peale (Rembrandt) 14;12 37 
 
 Grass-hopper. 6'ef Insects, ^/su Agriculture. {Insects injurious 
 
 to vegetation, p. 8.) 
 Grasses. .See Botany. {Gras-^es. p. 225.) 
 Gratius Faliscus. ffiuvres. [Cynetjelicon. Xdf. et F/-.] 
 
 Paris. 1865. 8°. [Nisard coilectiou.] .7726.01 
 Grattaa (Henry). Speeches in the Irish and iu the 
 
 imperial parliament. 4 v. L., 1822. 8°. 6312.24 
 yote.—yol. 1 contains notices of Grattan by 111-. Court- 
 ney. F. Hardy. J. Barriugton, and G. Croly. 
 JS^ For lives and 7iotices of Grattan. see Biography (p. 151). 
 Grattan (T. Colley). History of the Netherlands. 
 
 [To 1M30.] London, 1830. 16'. . . . 535.04 
 X^S' For novels by this author see Fiction (p. 48.5). 
 Grauvogl {Dr. — von). Text-book of homoeopathy. 
 
 Tr. by G. E. Shipman. Chicago, 1870. 8=. 4342.15 
 
 Grave (Thi-) ; a poem. .V.-e Blair (Robert) 6093.12 
 
 Grave-mounds. .SVe Jewitt (L.) 6216.17 
 
 Graver thouKhts of a country parson. See Boyd (A.H.K.) 3523.07 
 Graves (.Vc.s-. A. J.) Woman in America. New York, 
 
 1843. 1S° 5S22.01 
 
 Graves (J. R.) Great iron wheel [methodism] ; or 
 
 Christianity reversed. Nashville, 1853. 12^ 3555.03 
 Graves. See Burial usages. 
 Gravitation. See Physics. 
 Gray. See also Grey. 
 
 Gray (Asa). Botanical text-book. New York, 1853. 
 8° 4914.02 
 
 — Botany for young people. Part 2. How plants be- 
 
 have. New York and Chicago, 1873. sm. 4°. 4911.24 
 
 — Catalogue of plants collected east of the Rocky 
 
 mountains, near 47th and 49th parallels. [Pacific 
 R. R. routes. Reports, v. 12, pt. 2.] . 1127.13 
 
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 8° 4713.26 
 
 — Field, forest, and garden botany. New York, 1809. 
 
 8° 4911.26 
 
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 — Keports on botany. See Torrey (J.) awl Gray (A.) 1127.02; 04 
 
 — School and field book of botany. New York, 1875. 
 
 8' 4911.25 
 
 Jita- For sketch of Prof. Gray see Pop. science monthly 
 
 Aug.. 1872. •"' 
 
 Gray (^Ir.1. E. C. Hamilton). Emperors of Rome to 
 
 Constautiue. London, 18.30. 12°. . . 434.08 
 
 — The Empire and the church, from Constautine to 
 
 Charlemagne. Oxford, 1S57. 12°. . . 3414.01 
 
 — History of Etruria. 3 v. London, 1813. 8°. 434.09 
 
 — History of Rome for young persons. [Tho Repub- 
 
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 — Tour to tho sepulchres of Etruria, in 1839. 2d ed. 
 
 Londou. 1842. 8° 981.21 
 
 Gray (George Zabriskie). Tho children's crusade : an 
 
 episode of the Kith century. N.Y.,1870. 12°. 6623.11 
 Gray [Her. Horatio\ Memoirs of Rev. B. C. Cutler. 
 
 New York. 1865. 12° 3046.05 
 
 Gray (/lec. J. Cowper). Bible lore. London, 1870. 
 
 18° 3721.21 
 
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 Contents : New England agriculture. Forest trees. Or- 
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 Gray (M. E. ) Figures of molluscous animals, selected 
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 Gray (.S.) Itemarka on the production of wealth. Loudon, 1820. 
 8". IPamphleteer, v. 17.) .5058.17 
 
 Gray (Thomas). Poetical works. Ed. with life by J. 
 Mitford. B.. 1654. 16° 1644.17 
 
 — Poems. Life by S. Johnson. Ed. by A. Chalmers, [/n C.'s 
 
 English poeta. v. 14. 1810.] 1626.14 
 
 — Select poems. Ed.byR. W.Tl8h. (/n ft is Brit, pocts.v. 29.] 1691.29 
 
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 Gray (Wm., of tite Inner Temple). Hist, sketch of Eng- 
 lish prose literature, and of its progress till the 
 reign of James i. Oxford, 1835. 8°. . 2755.21 
 
 — Life of Sir P. Sidney. [In S.'s Miscc-1. works, 1850.] . 5066.04 
 Gray(W. H.) History of Oregon, 1792-1849. Portland. 
 
 (Ore;;o)i,) 1870. 8= 612.20 
 
 Gray's Inn journal. S.-e Murphy (A.) Works, v. 6-6. . .6057.12 
 
 Graydon (Alex.) Memoirs of his own time. [1756 to 
 
 1»11.] With reminiscences of the revolution. 
 
 Ed. by J. S. Littell. Phil., 1846. 8°. . 583.11 
 Graydon (Wm. ) .\bridgmv.ut of the laws of the U. S. 
 
 Hai-risburgh, (Penn.,) 1S03. 8°. ... 5632.01 
 Grayson (P.W.) Vice unmasked; influence of law upon 
 
 the moral essence of man N. Y'., 1830. 6°. 562:i.30 
 Grayson (Wm. J.) Hireling andthe slave, Chicora, and 
 
 other poems. Charleston, 1856. 12°. . 1646.09 
 
 — James Louis Petigru. A biogr. sketch. N. Y'., 1866. 
 
 12° 3143.01 
 
 Grayson (Wm. S.) True theory of Christianity as a 
 
 practical system. New York, 1^53. 12°. 3.")55.10 
 Graystanes (Robert de). Hist. Dunelmensis. [/n Snrtees soc. 
 
 V. 9 1 6116.13 
 
 Grael. See Grail. 
 
 •Great book of poetry. See Beeton (S. O.) 1871. . . . 1625.20 
 
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 Great christians of France. .See Guizot (F. G. P.) 1869. 3114.20 
 
 Great cities (>f the world. Frost (.J.) 1852 441.25 
 
 Great con.summatiou (The) '.Vc-' Gumming (J.) .... 3542.03 
 
 Great couversers. 6Vc Mathews (\V.) 2536.05 
 
 Great divide ; travel in* tho upper Yellowstone in 1S74. Dunra- 
 
 vea{Earlo/). 187C 1134.27 
 
 Great The) duel. [French-German war.] See Greg (Wm. R.) 
 
 1S71 626.08 
 
 Great Dutch admirals. .Sfi; De Liefde (J.) 1873. . . .3212.13 
 Great events of history. .Vcc Colher (W. F.) 1872. . . 421.26 
 Great expectations realized ; or civilizing mountain men. See 
 
 Mason (.I/is. E. H. Bi 3447.11 
 
 Great fortunes. and how thi-y were made. .See McCabe(J.D.)3265.14 
 Great governing families of England. See Sanford (J. L.) and 
 
 Townsend (51.) 2 v. 1865 0012 16 
 
 Great hanuouia. .SVc Davis (.A. J.) 1861 3815.19 
 
 Great ice age. .SV- Goikio (J.) 1874 4112.38 
 
 Great industries of the U. S. See Greeley (H.) 1873. . 5917.21 
 Great irou wheel. (Methodism). .See Graves (J. K.) . . 3655.08 
 
 Great lone land. See Butler (W. F.) 1873 1145.20 
 
 Great metropolis : [Loudon]. .S'.e Grant (lames). 1837. 951.15 
 Great metropolis : New York. &•• Browne (J. H.) 1869.1115.06 
 
 Great paper bubble. Delmar (.Ue\.) 6932.06 
 
 Great preparation. .5.e Cumming (John). 1860. . . . 3542.06 
 Great St. Bernard. .See Lippmcott's mag.. Sept.. 1875 f FTospice of 
 
 Groat St. Bernard, by C. Adams) : Croly (G.) Tales of the 
 
 Gt. .St B. 3 v. Loudon, 1828. 8" 166.28 
 
 Great South (The). .See King (Edwrud). 1873. . . . 1136.11 
 Great stone book of nature, iv,- Ansted (U. T.) 1863. .4111.03 
 
 Great tone-poets. .S-'e Crowest (F.) 1561.34 
 
 Great tribulatiou (The). .See Gumming (.lolin). 2 v. 1839. 3542.04 
 Great truths by great authors, or dictionary of quotations. 
 
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 ■iug tho AUlaOtt'S NAME, tao flrst part "of tho TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 592 
 
 GREATER BRIT AIN - GREE N -HOUSES 
 
 Greater Britain, &« Dillie (C. W.) 1809 1071.15 
 
 Greatest of all the Plantngenets. [A iiistory of Ed- 
 ward I.] Loudon, 1S(3U. 8° 3054.07 
 
 Greatness. 
 
 — Emfrsrin {R. TF.) Greatness. [In his Letters and social alms, 
 
 1876.J 2624.19 
 
 — Helps (A.) Frieuds in council v. 1 2531.28 
 
 /j^ See also Heroes ; — Fame (p. 454). 
 Greaves (John). Miscel. works. With life, by T. Birch. 
 •2 V. London, 1736. W 5037.17 
 
 Conlenis : V. 1. Of (be pyramids of Egypt. Of the Roman 
 foot, of the Deuariurt. 2. Tracts, letters, poems, etc. 
 The Qr;md St-iguor's seraglio. 
 
 — Origin and antiquity of our Engl, weights aud meas- 
 
 ures. 2d ed. London, 17J5. 12^ . . 5911. UU 
 Greece. J8®- 5^e Antiquity {p. 30): — Archeology (p. 32) ; — Arch- 
 itecture (//is/orv o/s(i/ics. p. ;^4); — BibUcalaudrelig. lit. (7^'- 
 Ugiojiaiid religions; — Paganism, p. lul); — Classical Diction- 
 aries (p. 271); — Countries {Description and geography , — 
 History and antiquities .Sucial life ; — Travels, p. 327-H) ; 
 Fine arts {Greek art, p. 545 : and other headings] ;— Geo- 
 graphy {Ancient, p. 6(38) ; —History {Ancient)-. — Language 
 {Greets); — Literature ((^re^/L-);— Mythology ;— Numismatics ; 
 — Philosophy (j4rtci(?nO;— Poetry {Classic} ;— Drama {Greek. 
 p 425). 
 
 Greek aud the Turk. See Crowe (E. E.) 1853 1032.01 
 
 Greeii anthology. Tr. ii.to Engl, ver.se, chiefly by G. 
 
 Burgo.s. London, 1854. 12° 6215.28 
 
 Greek church. See Biblical and rclig. lit. {Eastern and Greco' 
 Russian churches, p. 84.) 
 
 Greek romances of Hcliodorus, Longus, and Achilles 
 Tatiuij. From the Greek, by R. Smith. London, 
 
 H. Q. Bohn, 1855. 12^ 211.45 
 
 Greek sceptics : Pyrrho to Sextus. See MaccoU (N.) 1809. 6425 03 
 
 Greeley (Horace). American couflict : a history, IHBU- 
 
 65. Illustrated. 2 v. Hartf., 1864-67. 8 '. C34.03 
 
 — Art and industry at the Cry.stal palace. New York, 
 
 ls53. 12° 3915.00 
 
 — Hints toward reforms. N. Y., 1850. 8°. .5812.13 
 
 Contents : Etuancipation of labor. Life, the ideal aud the 
 actual. Character. Itelatiuus of learning to labor. Hu- 
 man life. Or^auization of labor. Teachers and teachiiig- 
 L:ibor"a political economy. Alcoholic liquors. I'ourier. 
 Brief reform CHsaya. 
 
 — Essays [on] political economy, and protection. 
 
 Boston, 1870. 16° 5912.12 
 
 — Glances at Europe during 1851. N.Y.,1851.12°. 943.21 
 
 — Letters from Texas and the Lower Mississippi. New 
 
 Yo:k, 1871. 8° 6122.19 
 
 — Method of diffusing knowledge. [In Amer. soc. Bci. assoc. 
 
 Trails., no. 1. 1809.] 6811.01 
 
 — Overland journey from New Y'ork to San Francisco. 
 
 New York, 1S60. 12°. 1114.10 
 
 — Kecollectiona of a busy life. With miscellanies. 
 
 Also a discussion with Robert Dale Owen of the law 
 of divorce. New York, 1S08. 8°. . . . 3072.07 
 
 — What I know of farming. N. Y., 1871. 12°. 6122.17 
 
 — and others. Great industries of the United States. 
 
 Hartford, 1873. 8° 5917.21 
 
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 — Marlo'we(C.), ajitJ Jouson (Ben). Poems. Ed.byR. 
 
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 Green (Seth). Trout culture, Rochester, (^X. Y.) 1870, 
 8° 4826.31 
 
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 — Pentateuch vindicated from the aspersions of Colenso. 
 
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 Gregariousness. See Macmillan's mag.. Feb., 1871 or Littell, 
 
 1871, V. 1 (Article by F. Galton). 
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 — Tombeanx des papes romaines. P., 1859. 12°. 3425 13 
 Gregory. For ^irci of persons of this name, «« Biography (p. 151). 
 Gregory [L<il. Gregorius] Keo-G.n.'.iirK/t.sis or I'hau- 
 
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 ippus. New York, [». t/.] 8° 1615.01 
 
 jU^ For his novels, see Fiction (p. 486). 
 
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 — {translator .] See Ramayana 1681.18 
 
 Griffiths (J. W. ) "I'reatise on marine and naval ar- 
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 4° 4518.01 
 
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 Grildrig (Solomon), pseud. See Miniature (The). 
 
 Grillparzer (Frauz). Sappho ; a tragedy. Tr. by L. 
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 — Siimmthche Werke. 10 v. Stuttgart, 1872. 12°. 7113.27 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Meeres und der Liebe Wellen 
 (Des ; Trauerspiel v. 4. 
 
 Mejusina : romaut. Oper.. v. 5. 
 
 Philosophie und Religion.v. 8. 
 
 Puesie uud Musik, v. 1. 
 
 PoUtisi'he Studien, v. 9. 
 
 Reiaen-eriunerungen an Rom 
 uud Neapel, 1819, v. 10. 
 
 Sappho : Trauerspiel. v. 2. 
 
 Selbstbiographie (1791-1836), 
 V. 10. 
 
 Studien zum spauischen The- 
 ater : 
 Ueber^Lope de Vega im All- 
 
 gemeiuen, v. 8. 
 Ueber Lope de Vega's dra- 
 matisclie I)ichtungen,v.8. 
 
 Tagebuch, 1836, v. 10. 
 
 Traum eiu Leben (Der) : dram. 
 Miibrcheu, v. 5. 
 
 Vertuischte Gediehte, v. 1. 
 
 Wehdem.derlugt! Lustspiel, 
 v. 6. 
 
 .Esthetische Studien, v. 9. 
 Ahntrau (Die): Trauerspiel, v. 2. 
 Arme ypielmaun (Der). v. 8. 
 Bruderzwist in Habsburg (Ein): 
 
 Trauerspiel, v. 7. 
 Erinuerungen an Beethoven, 
 
 V. 8. 
 Erlebui.ss Ein), v. 8. 
 Esther, v. 6. 
 Goldeue Vliess (Das): 
 
 I. Gastfreuud (Der). v. 3. 
 
 II. Argonauteu (Die), v. 3. 
 in. Medea, v. 3. 
 
 Hannibal, v. 6. 
 Heimath uud Fremde. v. 1. 
 Jiidiu von Toledo: hist, Trauer- 
 spiel. v. 7. 
 Kloster bei Sendomir, (Aglaja, 
 
 1828), v. 8. 
 Ktinig Ottoiars GlUck und 
 
 Eude : Trauerspiel, v. 4. 
 Lebeu uud Liebeu. v. 1. 
 Libussa : Trauerspiel, v. 6. 
 Grimblot (Paul, ed.) Letters of William ni. and Louis 
 
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 tin, V. 2, 1856.J 905.02 
 
 — Belcher (Sir E.) The great equatorial current, mis- 
 
 named " the gulf stream. " 1871. . . .4028,08 
 
 — Wynne [J.) Influence of the Gulf stream upon the anmmer 
 
 climate of the .\tlautic coast. [In Amor, assoc, v. II, 1858.] 
 ;^- See afso Ocean. 
 
 Galick. Sfc Gullick. 
 
 Golielinus. See William. 
 
 Guhstan, or Koso garden. See Sadi 1683.14 
 
 Crullick {Thomas John) ami Timbs (.J.) Painting 
 popularly explained ; incl. hist, sketches. Lon- 
 don, 1804. 10° 1122.12 
 
 Gully {J. SI.) Water cure iu chronic disease. New 
 York, 1847. 12° 4321.14 
 
 Giunble (Thomas). Life of General Monck. Lon- 
 don, 1671. 12° 3125.28 
 
 Gummere (John). Surveying ; with piano trigono- 
 metry. 17th ed., by G. H. HoUiday. Philadel- 
 phia, 1853. 8° 3925.08 
 
 Gumpach (Johannes von). Baby-worlds. London, 
 
 1863. 8° 4017.17 
 
 Kole.^AD essay on comets, with app. on ancient echpses. 
 
 — True figure and dimensions of the earth. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1862. 8° 4015.33 
 
 Gan, and gunning. 5'ce Amusements (p. 25) ; — Military science. 
 
 Gun. rod, aud saddle. See Gilmore (Parlier) 4G15.14 
 
 Gun's index to advertisemunts tor next of kin. heirs-at- 
 
 law, legatees, and cases of unclaimed money. Pts. 
 
 l-7inlv. London. [1873.] 12°. . . .3222.17 
 Gun-cotton. Karolyi ( — von). Products of combustion of gun- 
 cotton aud gunpowder, (/n Sm. rep.. 1864.] . . . 39:J6.19 
 Giinderode (K. von) «iici Ariiim (Mine. Bettine von). 
 
 Correspondence. Boston, 1861. 8°. . . 3023.18 
 Gunn (John). Theory aud practice of fingering the 
 
 violoncello. 2d ed. London, [ii. i2. ] fol. 1567.05 
 Gunnery. See Military science. 
 
 Gunnery in 1858. See Greener W.) 1858 4515.20 
 
 Gunning (Henry ). Reminiscences of Cambridge, Irom 
 
 1780. 2d ed. 2 v. L., 18.j5. 8°. . . . 493.21 
 Gunni3on (J. W. ) The Mormons. Philadelphia, 1852. 
 
 12° 3454.01 
 
 Gunpowder. See Military science. _,. ^ 
 
 GuupoTwder plot, a. d. 1604-06. 
 
 — Jardine (D. ) Narrative of the gunpowder plot. 
 
 1857 461.15 
 
 — Lawson (J. r.) 7n 7ii5 Conspiracies, «(c.. V. 2. . . , 441.02 
 
 — True account of the gunpowder plot ; extr. from 
 
 Linsardand Do.ld. 18.^1 477.07 
 
 See aUo Ainsworth's novel • Guy Fawkes ' [115.15]. 
 Guuter's modern confectioner. New ed., by W. 
 
 Jeanes. Loudon, 1861. 12° 0ul7.ll 
 
 Gunther (Albert C. L. G.) 'Keptilea of British India. 
 
 London, AV/y soc. 1864. fol 4749.07 
 
 Gup. «.■« Church (J/rs. F. Marryat). 1868 1011.06 
 
 Gurney iHud.son). Obaervatious on the Bayeus tapestry. [In 
 
 Archaioiogia, v. 18, 1817.) 5128.— 
 
 Gurney (Joseph John). Essays on Christianity. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1829. 12° 3555.22 
 
 — Notes on prisons in Scotland and North of Euglaud. Lon- 
 
 don, 1820. 8*. (/n P.imphleteer, V. 15-10.) . . .6058.15 
 
 — Observ. on the religious peculiarities of the Friends 
 
 Philadelphia, 18J5. 8°. 3555.23 
 
 — Winter in the West Indies. N. Y., 1810. 8°. 1162.20 
 
 — BrailhwiiUe (J. IS.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1804. 3071. l',i 
 Gurney (Thomas). Erachygraphy. 13th ed., by J. 
 
 Gurney. London, lSO:i. 18°. .... 6431.08 
 
 Guro^srski (Adam G. de). America and Europe. New 
 
 York, 1857. 12° 5723.08 
 
 — Dinry, 1861-2. Boston, 18G2. 12°. ... 632 13 
 
 — Diary, 186.'-3. New York, 1864. 12°. . . 632.14 
 
 — Diary, 18i;3-65. Washington, 1866. 1G°. . 632.15 
 
 — Russia as it is. New York, 1857. 12°. . . 993.03 
 
 See biogr. sketcli ot A. G. iu Atlantic, v. 18, 1800 
 
 Guseck (Berud von). Im Herzen von Deutsehland ; 
 hist. Evzliblung. Berlin, [n .d.] 16°. . 7116.19 
 
 Gushington (Angelina), pseitd. Thoughts on men and thines 
 
 New York, 1872. 12" 2527.18 
 
 Contents: Introd. Croquet. Ou going to town. Head- 
 ing party. Woman's work. Philosopbers and piact. phi- 
 losopliy. Ritualism. Christmaa-tide. Danciiig, First 
 catch your husband. On biahops. The finer feelings of 
 our nature. New mode of doing penance. 
 
 Gustavus Adolphus. See Biography (p. 152) ; also New monthly 
 Dec, 18ti2. 
 
 Gutch (John). Collectanea curiosa ; or tracts rel. to 
 England and Ireland. 2 v. Oxford, 1781. 8°. 473.23 
 
 Gutch (John M. ) A Lytell geste of Robin Hode. 
 With his history and character. With cuts by F. 
 W. Fairholt. 2 V. London, 1867. 8°. . 1682,27 
 
 Giiterbock (Carl). Bracton and his relation to the 
 Roman law. Philadelphia, 1866. 8°. . 5613.24 
 
 Guthrie (Frederick). Elements of heat and non-met- 
 allic chemistry. London, 1868. 12". . 4213.08 
 
 Guthrie (Thomas). Autobiography, and memoir by 
 his sons. 2 v. New York, 1874. 12°. ..3073.22 
 
 — The Gospel in Ezekiel. N. Y., 1859. 12°. 3556.01 
 
 — The Parables read in the light of the present day. 
 
 New York, ISGiJ. 12° 3556.02 
 
 — Speaking to the heart : sermons. New York, 1863. 
 
 12° 3556.04 
 
 — The Way to life : sermon.s. N. Y., 1862. 12°. 3556.03 
 Guna percba. See India-rubber, and gutta percha goods. 
 Gutzkow (Karl). Die Hitter vom Geiste : Roman. Se 
 
 Aufl. 4 V. Berlin, [)i. f7.] 18°. . . . 7116.21 
 Gutzlaff (Charles). Sketch of Chinese history. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1834. 8' 1036.01 
 
 Guy of Warwick (Romance of). Ed. from the ms. in 
 
 the Univ. lib., Cambridge, by J. Zupitza. Pt. 1. 
 
 Li,KmiyE. T. io«. , ex. ser. , 25, 1875. h°. 
 
 — Kuhle aud renowned history of Guy of Warwick. 
 
 Chiswick, 1821. 12° 3176.24 
 
 Note — A reprint of a modem abridgment iu prose. 
 
 — Ellis [U.) Metrical romances, flo/m, 1848 1641. IG 
 
 Guy (Joseph). Elements of astronomy. Philadelphia, 
 
 1833. 18° 4016.11 
 
 Guy (Wm. A.) njicZ Ferrier (D.) Principles of foren- 
 sic medicine. 4th ed. London, 1875. 12°. 4355.06 
 
 — Public health. London, 1870. 12°. . . . 4345.28 
 Guylforde {Sir Richard). Pilgrimage to the Holy 
 
 Land, 1500. Ed. by Sir H. Ellis. London. O/m- 
 
 den soc, 1851. 4° 5113.05 
 
 Guyon (Claude Marie, ahhi). Histoire des Aiuazones. 
 
 Paris. 1740. 18° 5822.25 
 
 Guyou (Mine. Jeanne Marie Bouvier de la Mothe). 
 
 Life and religious experience. From the French. 
 
 With a selection of her poems. Also the method 
 
 of prayer. New York, 1825. 8°. . . . 3074.23 
 jfeff" For lives of this author see Biography (p. 152). 
 Guyot (Arnold Henryi. The earth and man. Tr. by 
 
 C. C. Felton. Boston, 1853. 12°. . . . 922.03 
 
 — Directions for meteorol. observ. [In Sm. rep., 1855.] . 3936.10 
 
 — Tables meteorological and physical, 1859. [In Sm. miscel.. 
 
 coll., V. 1.] 3935.11 
 
 Guzman (Alonzo Enriquez de). Life and acts, 1518- 
 1513. Tr. with notes, bv C. R. Markham. Lon- 
 don, //(««!/< soc, 1862. V 3074.24 
 
 Gwrilt (Joseph). Encyclopaedia of architecture. Lon- 
 don, 1S51. 8° 1314.01 
 
 — Sciography. 3d ed. London, 1833. 8°. . 1432.08 
 Gyll ( G. W. J. ) A tractate on language. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1800. 8° 6412.09 
 
 Gymnastics. See Amusements (p. 25). 
 
 Gym..asts aud gymnastics, ^ee Howard (J. H ) 1868. . 4613.16 
 
 In .iskiug for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUXHOU'S NAME, the ftrat part ot the XniiE, and tba NUMBER.
 
 598 
 
 GYPSIES -HAILM AN 
 
 Gypsies. 
 
 — Borrow ( Q.) Romano lavo-li] : 'word-book of the Ro- 
 
 many ; or, English Gj'psy language. 1874. 5s3;J.08 
 
 The Zincali ; or, the Gypsies of Spain. 2 v. 
 
 Loudon, 1x43. 8' 982.19 
 
 Same. New York, 1853. 8° 985.01 
 
 See also Sorrow's uovels ' Lavengro ' [135.03] auii ' Ro- 
 many Rye • [135.07]. 
 
 — Bryant {J.) Collections on the Zingara, or gypsey language. 
 
 [/n Archaeologia, V. 7. 178S.] 5I2S.— 
 
 — Grahh (J. ) Gipsies' advocate. 1832. . . 5835.03 
 
 — GfreUmann ( H. M. 0. ) Dissertations on the gipsies. 
 
 Tr. by M. Raper 5838.01 
 
 — Harriot (J. S.) Oriental origin of tlie Gypsey and Bolieniiau. 
 
 [In Royal Asiatic soc.. v. 2. 1830 ; p. 518 558.] . . 
 
 — Hoylaad (J.) Hist, survey of thegypsies.lsl6.5835. 02 
 
 — Leland {C. G.) English gipsies uud their language. 
 
 1873 5835.07 
 
 - — Sfarsden (W.) Observations on the language of the people 
 called Gypsies. [In Archseoiogia, v. 7, 1785.] . . . 6128.— 
 
 — Paspati [A. G.) I^ugirige of the G. as now used in the Turk- 
 
 ish empire, [/n Amer. orient. Boc, v. 7, 1862.] . . 7814.01 
 
 — Roberts (S.) The Gypsies. 4th ed. 1836.5835.04 
 Parallel miracles: the Jews and the G.1830. 5835.05 
 
 — tiimson ^W.) History of the gipsies. 1866. 5835.01 
 
 Eeviewed in Bentley'a miscel., v. 63, 1868. 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 17, 1866 (art. by G W. Hos- 
 merl ; Beiitley's miscel., v. 59. 1866, or Littell, 1866. v. 2 ; 
 Chambers's miscel., v. 8 ; N;it. qu. rev., v. 8, 1864; New 
 monthly. Oct.. 1863; Temple Bar, May, 1876. 
 
 S^e also in Fiction, Borrow's novels, given above, G. S. 
 Phillips's • Gypsies o{ Danes' Dilte ' [241.13] ; W. McDon- 
 nell's Heathens of the heath [227.35] ; G. P. K. James's 
 Gip-sy [216.56] ; and Scott's Guy Maunenug ((.character of 
 'Me^' IM-'rriliegl. 
 
 Habeas corpus. i'tt^Law. {Habeas corpus.) 
 
 Haberdashery. Perkins (E. £\) Treatise, e^c 3941.09 
 
 Habersham (Joseph). Herring {J.) and Longacre {J. B.) Nat. 
 portr. gallery, v. 4, 1839 3247.11 
 
 Habiugtou (\Vm.) Castara, 1634-40. Ed. by E. Ar- 
 ber. Loudon, 1870. 18" 5011.10 
 
 — ■ Poems. Ed. with life by A. Chalmers. [//: his Engl, poets, v. 
 6. 1810.] 1626.06 
 
 — Select poems. [/» Sanford (E.) and Walsh (B.) Brit, poets, v. 
 
 5, 1819.1 1691.05 
 
 Habit. 
 
 — ArnohUF.) Turning points in life. 1873 ; p. 27-43. .2512.31 
 
 — Elder ( IV.) Essays, 1853 : pp. '244-68 2624.01 
 
 — Murphy {J.J.) Habitand iuteUigence.2v.l86'.). 54'25.01 
 
 Note. — Chapters on the association o/ ideaa and formation 
 of liafjits should be sought for in works in Philosophy 
 (Psychology) ; am! Moral science. 
 
 — Symimds {J. A.) In his jMiscellauies, 1871 ; p. 293-325. 2547.19 
 
 Habitations of animals. See 'Wood (J. G.) 4725.01 
 
 Habitations of man iu all ages. See Viollet-Le-Duc (E.) 1316.32 
 
 Habits itud men. .S'l*: Doran ( John) 2523.11 
 
 Habits of good society : etiquette, lanon,] London, 
 
 1859. 16^ 5427.06 
 
 Hack (Maria). Stories from English history during 
 the Middle ages. Revised by D. M. Smith. Lon- 
 don, 1872. 8° 463.10 
 
 Hackett (Horatio Balch). Christiun memorials of the 
 war. Boston, 1864. 12^ C32.16 
 
 — Commeutai'y on the original text of the Acts of the 
 
 apostles. Boston, 1^63. 8^ 3755.10 
 
 — Illustrations of Scrijjture ; suggested by a tour in 
 
 the Holy Land. 8th ed. B., 1857. 1'2°. 3736.05 
 
 — ed. S^e Smith (Wm.) Diet, of the Bible. N. Y. ed. . 3715.08 
 Hackett (James Henry). Notes, dc. upon Shakes- 
 peare's plays and actors. N. y., 1863. 12°. 1753.17 
 
 Hackett (John). Select and remarkable epitaphs. 
 2 V. London, 1757. 16^ 6215.11 
 
 Hacklunder (F. W.) Werke. v. 35-48. Stuttgart, 
 
 1863-73. 16= 7111.25 
 
 Contents : 1-3. Namenlose GeschicUteu. 4-5. Soldateu- 
 lebeu— Wachtstubeuabeuteuer. 6. Kleinere Krziihlunt-'eu 
 uud humoL-istiscUe Skizzeu. 7. Handel und Waudel. 8-9. 
 Reise in den Orient. 10-12. Eugen Stilllried. 13. Miir- 
 cheu. 14. Pilgerzng nach Mekka. 15. Theater: Geheimer 
 Agent — Ma;^netiache Knren — Schuldig. 16-20. Europ-i- 
 ,i8che8 Skiavenlebeu. 21. Der Au^enblick des Gliicks. 
 22-24. Ein Winter m Spauieu. 25-26. Erlebtes. 27. Thea- 
 ter : Zur Rube setzen— Monsieur tie Ble. 28-29. Bilder 
 aus dem SoldaLeniobou im Krie^e. 30-34. Der ueuo Dun 
 Quixote. 35-36. Tag und Nacht. 37. Der Tanuhiiuser. 
 38-39. Krieg and i'rieden. 40. Tagebuchblatter. 41.42. 
 I)er Wechael des LebeuK. 43. Der verlorene .Suhu : l.uat- 
 spiel. 44-48. Die dnnkle Stunde. 49. Fiirst \md Cava- 
 lier. 50. N;ihes und Femes. 51. Neue Geschichten. 
 52-56. Eiu KUnatlerroman. 57. Zwblf Zettel. 58-60. 
 Das Geheimnisa der .stadt. 
 JOk^ For translations of his novels see Fiction (p. 486.) 
 
 Hackle (Palmer), pseud. See Blakey (Robert). 
 
 Haddaii (Arthur West). Apostolical succession in the 
 
 church of England. London 3556.06 
 
 Haddock (J. W., M.D.) Somuolism and psycheism. 
 
 2ded. London, 1851. 12° 3811.02 
 
 Haddon (James). Book-keeping and commercial 
 
 phraseology. Loudon, 1861. 16°. . . 4015.07 
 
 — Elements of algebra. London, 1859. 16°. 4()1'2.16 
 
 Note. — .^t-e Young (J. R.) Key and companion. .4012 17 
 
 — Examples and solutions in the diifertntial calculus. 
 
 Loudon, 1851. 16° 4012.19 
 
 Hades. See Biblical and religious lit. {Hell, p. 89.) 
 
 Hades and heaven. See Bickersteth (E. H.) 1869. . . . 3517.03 
 
 Hadfield (H. H. ) Treatise on perspective. Loudon, 
 
 [1858]. 16°. 1432.28 
 
 Hadfield (Wm.) Brazil, River Plate, and Ealliland 
 
 Islands. London, 1854. 8° 1164.13 
 
 Hadji in Syria. A'« Johnson (J/rs. S. B.) 1858 1051.01 
 
 Hadley (James). Essays philosophical and critical. 
 
 New York, 1873. 8° 6414.19 
 
 Contents : Ionian migration. Greek rhythm aud metre, 
 and other papera. Indo. European futures. Indo-Eurc- 
 pean aspirate mutes. On passive forinationa. Englislk 
 poaaessive case. Ellis's Early Eugliah priuiunciatiou. On 
 English vowel quantity in the 13th century and in the 
 19th. Tennyson's Princess. The number seven. Deci- 
 sions of college class disputes. On the Hebrew chronology 
 from Mose& to .Solomon. On the language of Palestine at 
 the time of Christ. 
 
 — Greek grammar. New York, 1861. 12°. .6414.00 
 
 — Introduction to Roman law. N.Y.,1873. 12°. 5631.23 
 Haeckel (Ernst). History of creation : exposition of 
 
 evolution. 2 v. New York, 1876. 1'2°. . 4713.24 
 Haeseler (Charles H.) Acro.ss the Atlantic. Lettfra 
 
 from France, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, and 
 
 ' England. Philadelphia, 1868. 1'2°. . . 945.08 
 
 Hafiz (Muhammad Shams ed-diu). Persian lyrics. 
 
 With illustrations, by J. H. Hindley. London, 
 
 1800. 4° 1645 07 
 
 See also notices inFraser'a mag., v. 60, 1854 ; v. 63, 1861 ; 
 
 Macmillan, July, 1874. 
 Hageman (S. Miller). Silence, [a poem]. New 
 
 York, 1877. 12° 1645.36 
 
 Hagen (Gotthilf H. L.) Memoir of J. F. Encke. [In Sm. rep.. 
 
 1868.] 3936.23 
 
 Hagen (Hermann August). Synopsis of described neuropteraof 
 
 N. aud S. A. [In Sm. miscel. coll., v. 4, 1862.] . . 3935.14 
 
 — Monograph of the N. A. astacidie, [In Museum of comp. zool- 
 
 ogy, no. 3, 1870.] 4738.16 
 
 Hageubach (Karl Rudolph). German rationalism. 
 Tr. by W. L. Gage and J. H. W. Stuckenberg. 
 
 Edin., 1865. 8° 3556.05 
 
 Note. — Contains notices of Lesaing, Zinzendorff, Swedeu- 
 borg. Stilling, Lavater, Herder, Kant, Schiller, cichelliug, 
 Jacobi, Fichte, Richter, Goethe, Novalis, Schleiermacher, 
 Hegel. 
 
 — History of the church in the 18th and 19th centuries. 
 
 Tr. by J. F. Hurst. 2 v. N. Y., 1869. 8°. 3417.14 
 
 — Text-book of the history of doctrines. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1863. 8° 3556.07 
 
 Hague (James D. ) Mining industry. Wash., 1870. 4°. 
 
 (U. S. Geo!, exploration of Die iOih parallel, v. 3. 
 
 1870.] 1116.11 
 
 Hague (Wm.,O.Z).) Home life. N.Y.,1855. 12°. 3556.09 
 Hahu-Hahii (IdaM. L. G., 'iriifiii). Travels ill Sweden. 
 
 Loudon, [1812]. 18°. ' 991.17 
 
 — Letters from the Orient. London, 1845. 8°. 1045.01 
 
 ^8®" For her romances, see Fiction class-list (p. 486). 
 Hahnemann (Samuel). Lesser writings, 'jr. by R. 
 E. Dudgeon. With notes by E. E. Marcy. New 
 York, 1852. 8° 4342.13 
 
 — Materia medica pura. Tr. by J. C. Hempel. 4 v. 
 
 New York, 1846. 8° 4342.04 
 
 — Orgtinon of homoeopathic medicine. 3d American ed. 
 
 New York, 1849. 8° 4342.01 
 
 Haidah Indians. See Swan (James G.) 3937.21 
 
 Haig (James). Philosophy ; or science of truth. Lon- 
 don. 1861. 12° 5423.09 
 
 Haigh (Daniel H.) Anglo-Saxon sagas, as aids to his- 
 tory. Lcndon, 1861. 8° 466.23 
 
 Haight (Fletcher M.) Review of Dr. Scott's Bible aud politics. 
 
 San Francisco, 1859. 8° . 3513.13 
 
 Haight [Mrs. Sarah Rogers, icife of S. K.) Letters 
 
 from the old world, [f/itoii.] ■N.Y.,1S40. 1'2°, 944.14 
 
 Hailmau (W. N.) Kindergarten cultui'e. New York, 
 
 1873. 1'2°. . . ■ 6512.32 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY
 
 HAILSTONES- HALES 
 
 599 
 
 Hailslo'nns. Gibson {W. S.) [Miscellauies. ads. 18G3;p. 209. 
 
 ■a.] •i523.14 
 
 ;^- ."ee also Meteorology. 
 Haiues (Rer. Herbert). Manual of monumental brasses 
 
 in the British isles. 2 v. London. 18G1. 8°. 1452.11 
 Hair {DiseMea of the). See Medicine, (llatr.) 
 Hair aiid Beard. 
 
 — Hietoiirt (./. ) Plocacosmos ; or whole art of hair- 
 
 dressing. 1782 601-1. 2:j 
 
 Se>'- also Bentley'B miscel., v. 7, 1840 (Hair and beard, aa 
 fashioned l)y politics and religion, by C. Miickay) ; v. 11, 
 18i2 (Chapler on beardw. by W. Collier) ; Chambers's jour- 
 nal, V. 7. 1S57 (Beards of our fathers). 
 Hakluyt (liichard). CoUeotious of the early voyages, 
 travels, and discoveries of the English nation. 
 
 5v. Loudon. 1809-12. 4° 91(5.15 
 
 Note. — For contents see Geography (p. 509 of Catalogue). 
 
 — Discourse conoeruing western planting, written in 
 
 1584. With preface by L. Woods. Ed. with notes, 
 by C. Deaue. Camb., 1877. 8'. . . . 563.28 
 
 — Divers voyages touchiug the discovery of America, 
 
 and the islands adjacent, 1582. Ed. by J. W. Jones. 
 Loudon, llakba/t snt-., 1850. 8'. . . . '1134.09 
 
 — Collier [J. P.) On Hakluyt and American discoveries. [In 
 
 ArchiEologia, v. 33, 1849.] 5128.— 
 
 Hakluyt society. Works issued by the Hakluyt So- 
 ciety. London, 1848-75. 8^ 
 Contents. 
 Note. — Fuller entries are made elsewhere under the 
 names of the authors aud editors. 
 Alboquerque (.\tFouso). Commentaries of the great Afotiso 
 
 Dalboquerque 10:iG.26 
 
 Andagoya (P. de). Narrativeof thoproceediugsof Pedrarias 
 Bavila [1514] in the provinces of Tierra Firme ; aud of the 
 discovery of the South Sea and the coasts of Peru aud Ni- 
 
 carasjua 1165.23 
 
 Asher (Or. RI.) Heury Hudson the navigator. . . . 1145.12 
 Barbaro (.7.) (ind Contarini (A.) Travels to Tana [1436). aud 
 
 Persia [1473] 1042 22 
 
 Barbosa (D.) Description of the coasts of East Africa and 
 
 Malabar in the beginning of the 16th century. . . 10'15,13 
 
 Benzoni (G.) Hist, of New World ; travels, 1541-1556. 6i"i3.21 
 
 Biedma (L. H. de). Kelation of the expedition of Ferdinand 
 
 de Soto 1134.10 
 
 Bontier (P.) and Le Verrier (J.) The Canarian, or book of 
 
 the conquest of the Cauarians in 1402 1096.04 
 
 Champlain (S.) Voyage to the West Indies and Mexico, 
 
 1599 1166.11 
 
 Cieza de Leon (P.) Travels of, 1632-1550, fromgulf of Darien 
 
 to the city of La Plata 667.14 
 
 Clavijo (K. G. de). Narrative of the embassy to the court of 
 
 Timour at Samarcand, 1403-1406 1035.10 
 
 Ooats (Cap(. W.) Geogr. of Hudson's Bay, 1727-1751. 1145.15 
 Oolutnbus (G.) Letters relatiug to his four voyages to the 
 
 New World 3043.10 
 
 Contarini (A.) Travels to Persia, 1473 1042.22 
 
 Cortes (U.) Account of his expedition to Honduras, 1625- 
 
 26 3044.07,^ 
 
 De Veer (G.) Three voyages of William Barents to the Arctic 
 regions, 1594. 1595. 1596. 2d ed., with introd. by K. Beyneu. 
 
 London, 1876. 8° IIIJ.U 
 
 Discovery and conquest of TerraFlorida. by De Soto. Writ- 
 ten by a gentleman of Elvas 1134.10 
 
 Fletcher IF.) The ■world encompassed by Sir Francis Drake, 
 
 [1577-1579] 9'25.15 
 
 Fletcher (G.) Of the Russe commonwealth. 1858. . 996.13 
 Frobisher (M.) Three voyages in search of a passage to 
 Cathaia and India by the north-west. 1576-1578. . 1145,11 
 Galvano (A) Discoveries of the world unto 1555. . 925.17 
 Gama (V. da). Three voyages and viceroyalty, from the 
 
 Leudas da India of Caspar Correa 1036.19 
 
 Garcilasso de la Vega (the Inca)^ Royal commentaries of the 
 
 Yncas. v. 1-2. . . . o , , 667.10 
 
 Grey (C, transt. and ed.) Narrative of Italian travels in Per- 
 sia in 15th and 16th centuries 1042.22 
 
 Contents : Travels in Persia, by Cateriuo Zeno. Dis- 
 course of Ramusio on the writings of Giovaip Maria Angio- 
 lello, etc. The travels of a merchant in Persia. Narrative 
 of Vinceutio D'Alessamlri. 
 Guzman (A. E. de). Life and acts, 1518-1543. . . . 3074.24 
 Hakluyt (R.) Voyages touching the discovery of America. 
 
 1582 1134.09 
 
 Hawkins (.S'tr R.) Observations in his voyage into the South 
 
 Sea, 1593 101i4.15 
 
 Herberstein (S. von). Notes upon Russia. 2 v. . . 996.14 
 Horsey (.Sir .7.) Travels [in Russia, l.''.72-1691]. . . 9'J6.13 
 Jordanus (Friar). The wonders of the East. . . . 1044.11 
 La Peyrere (I. de). Description of Greenland [1044]. 1145.14 
 Major (11. H., cd.) Early voyages to Australia. . , .1066.01 
 
 — India in the 15th ceutury 1035.09 
 
 Markham (C.R..'!(^) Expedition to the valley of the Amazous. 
 
 15-39 40 aud 1639 1166 03 
 
 — Narrative of the rights and laws of the Yncas. . 667.23 
 
 — Reports on the discovery of Peru 567.24 
 
 Martens (F.) Voyage to Spitzbergen. [1671). . . . 1143.14 
 Maynarde (T.) Sir Francis Drake, his voyage, 1595. With 
 
 the Spanish account of Drake's attack on Puerto Rico. 926. 16 
 
 Mendoza (J. G. de). History of China and the situation 
 
 thereof. 2 v 102.'; j^ 
 
 Middleton (Sir H.) Voyage to the Bantam and Maluco is' 
 
 lands I0lir> ir 
 
 Morga (A de). The Philippine islands, Moluccas. Siani' 
 
 Cambodia, Japan aud China at the close of the xvi cen* 
 
 tury IOCS ],; 
 
 Orleans (P. J. d'). History of the two Tartar conquerors of 
 
 China. From tljc French, with father Porcira's journey 
 
 into Tarlaiy 100,5 j\ 
 
 Pellham (E.) God's power and providence in the delTver 
 
 ance of eight Englishmen, left In Oreonlaud, 1630. 1145 14 
 Pigafetta (A ), attd others. First voyage round the world bv 
 
 IMagellan. Tr. by Lord Stanley 913 -/o 
 
 Raleigh (.S'i)' W.) Discovery of Guiana, in 1595, . .1166.04 
 Rundall (T.) Narrative of voyages towards the norttiwest. in 
 
 search of a pas.sago to Cathay and India. 1496-1631. 1145. 10 
 — (ediUtr). Memorials of the empire of .lapon : in the xvi 
 
 and xvii oenturir^s '. . . . 1022.19 
 
 Sahllbn-Razik. History of the Imams and Seyyids of 'Onuin. 
 
 6Gltnl836 1042 l« 
 
 Simon (P.) Exped. of Pedro de Ursua and Lopo de Aguirro 
 
 in search of El Dorado and Oluagua in 1560 61. . . 567.13 
 Stade (Hans). Captivity, 1547-55, among the wild tribes nf 
 
 Eastern Brazil 1166.24 
 
 Straohey (W.) Historio of travaile into Virginia Britannia 
 
 I161II-) 625.2.5 
 
 ■Varthema (L. di). Travels in [tho East]. 1.503 to 1508. 1044.10 
 Veer (G. de). Three voyages by the north-east towards 
 
 C.ithay aud Chin.i, 1594-1596 1145.13 
 
 Yule (H.. ed.] Cathay and the way thither; medieval no- 
 tices of China. 2 V 1025.17 
 
 Zeno (N. and A.) Voyages to the northern seas, in the 14th 
 
 ceutury. Ed. by R. H. Major 1143.16 
 
 Haldeman (Samuel S.) Affixes of English words 
 
 Phila., 1865. 12° G134.17 
 
 — "Pennsylvania Dutch," and other essays. [aiwn.\ 
 
 Philadelphia. 1872. 10". 621.15 
 
 — Points of linguistic ethnology, with phonetic iUus. [In Amcr. 
 
 assoc. Pro?, v. 2] ;— Investigation of the power of the 
 Greek Z. [In v. 7] ;— Relations betw. the Chinese aud Indo- 
 European languages. [Inv. 10.] 3946.10 
 
 Hale iBeuj., D.D.) Baccalaureate address at tho auuual com- 
 mencement of Geneva Coll. Geneva, jV.F., 1839. 8\ 6093. '23 
 
 Hale ( C. V. R. M. ) Saturday evenings : moral aud 
 religious essays. N. Y., 1845. 12°. . . 2526.07 
 
 Hale {liev. Edward). FaU of the Stuarts, aucl western 
 Europe from 1678 to 1697. Boston, 1876. 16°. 
 [Epochs of mod. hist. 1 481.01 
 
 Hale (Edward Everett). How to do it. Boston, 1871: 
 16° 0512.21 
 
 — Kansas and Nebraska. Boston. 1855. 12°. 1122.08 
 
 — Ninety days' worth of Europe. B., 1861. 12°. 941.08 
 
 — A summer vacation. Four sermons. Boston, 1874. 
 
 16° 944.25 
 
 — Workingmen's homes. Essays and stories. Boston, 
 
 1874. 16° 5825.30 
 
 .6®- For his tales and sicetches see Fiction (p. 486). 
 Hale (Lucretia P.) The service of sorrow. Boston, 
 
 1867. 12° 3.^56.19 
 
 Hale (Sir Matthew). The primitive origination of 
 mankind, according to the light of nature. Lon- 
 don, 1677. fol 3628.03 
 
 -- Works, moral and religious. With his life and death 
 by bp. Burnet. 2 v. London, 1805. 8°. 35'.6.20 
 Contents : v. 1. Life and death by bp. Burnet. Letters 
 to his children. Discourses on reli^dou. e/c. 2. Miscella- 
 nies. Meditations upon the Lord's prayer. 
 .9^ For lives of Hale see Biography (p. 152). 
 
 Hale [Capt. Vaithtiu, revolutioruirymartijr.b. 1155). SecPutuams 
 
 mag.. May, 18.j6. 
 Hale (Salma). History of the U. S., to 1817. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1846. 18° 572.07 
 
 Hale (Mrs. Sarah Josepha). Manuer,-i, or good society. 
 
 Boston, 1868. l'.i° 5427.02 
 
 — 'Woman's rdcord. New York, 1 80.5. 8°. . 3268.06 
 Hale (W. ) Mechanical means by which vessels are 
 
 propelled by steam power. L., 1868. 8°. 3926.30 
 Hale (W. H. ) Tho history of the Jews, from the time 
 of Alexander the Great to the destruction of Je- 
 rusalem by Titus, u. c. 409 to A. D. 70. 4th ed. 
 
 Loudou, 1854. 16° 3441.09 
 
 Hales (John). Works. 3 v. Glasgow, 17G5. 16°. 3551.11 
 
 Hales I John W., ed.) Louger English jioems, with 
 
 notes and introd. on the teaching of English. 
 
 Loudon, 1872. 12° 1646.06 
 
 Hales {liev. Wm. ) New analysis of chronology aud 
 geography, history and prophecy. 4 v. London, 
 1830. 8° 3142.19 
 
 In asking for books, use the •■ Book Order." giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, aud tho NUMBER .
 
 600 
 
 HALEY - HALL 
 
 Haley (John W. ) Examination of the alleged discrep- . 
 ancles of the Bible. Infcrod. by A. Hovey. An- 
 
 dover, 1874. 12°. SoSC.lS 
 
 Half-century of the Unitarian controversy. See Ellis (G. E.) 
 
 1H57. 3646.21 
 
 Half-hour l.-ctures on tlie flue arts. See Scott (W. B.) . 1411.07 
 Half-hours among Eoiiie English a;itiquities. See Jewitt (L.) 491 .14 
 Half-hours with insects. &e Packard |A. S.Jr.) . . . 4823.27 
 Half-hours with modern scientists. Huxley, Barker, 
 Stirling, Cope, Tyn.laU. New Haven, 1871. 12 '. 
 
 Same. 2d .series. iJew Haven, 1S73. 12°. 912.H2 
 
 Cnnients: Natural selection, by A. S. Wallace. Spectrum 
 analysis by prof. Itoscoe. W. Huggiiis. J. W. LocUyer. 
 Halfhours with the bent authors. Sfc Knight (0.) 2 v. 2533 25 
 Half hours with the best letter-writers and autobiographers. 
 
 Se. Knight (C ) 2 v. 1807 32l>7.n5 
 
 Half hours with the stars. See Proctor (R. A.) . . . .4018,15 
 Half-hours witli the telescope. See Proctor (R. A.) . . 4013.04 
 Halfpenny ( Wm. ) New and compleiit system of archi- 
 tecture. London, 1759. obi. 8°. . . . 1313.22 
 Half-tiats. Table d'hote and drawing room. {annn.'\ 
 
 Ni!w York. 1867. 12° 2531.01 
 
 Half-yearly abstract of the med. sciences. See Ranking (W. H.) 
 Half yearly abstract of the med. acieucuH. Sn" Stone (W, !>.) 
 
 Hali meideuhad ; an alliterative homily of the 13th 
 cent. Ed. by O. Cockayne. L., 1866. 8°. [B. E. 
 T. S., no. 18.] 79l:i.05 
 
 Haliburton (Thomas Chandler). Bubbles of Cannda. 
 ['(»o».] Philadelphia, 1839. 8°. . . . 562.16 
 
 — Historical and statistical account of Nova Scotia. 
 
 2 v. Halifax, 1829. 8° 564.03 
 
 — Kule and misrule of the English in America. New 
 
 York, 1851. 12° SCS.Ol 
 
 flFB* For his kumorout works see Fiction (p. 487). 
 
 Halifax (Charles Montague, earl of). See Montague (Charles). 
 
 Halifax (Samuel). Elements of the Kuman civil law. 
 London, 1818. 8° 5613.13 
 
 Halkerstone (P.) Digest of the law of Scotland, rel. 
 to marriage. Edinburgh, 1827. 8°. . . 3573.29 
 
 Halkett (John). Historical notes respecting the In- 
 dians of North America. London, 1825. 8°. 557.06 
 
 Hall ( C'lipf. Basil). Fragments of voyages and travels. 
 London, 1812. 8° 935.14 ; 913.19 
 
 — The Lieutenant and commander ; antobiogr. sketches 
 
 from Fragments, etc. London, 1S62. 32^ 931.23 
 
 — The Midshipman ; autobiogr. sketches, from Frag- 
 
 ments, etc.. London, 1802. 32°. . . . 931.22 
 
 — Schloss Hainfeld ; or a winter in Lower Styria. Ed- 
 
 inburgh, 1836. 12' 965.13 
 
 — Travels in N. A., 1827-28. 3 v. L., 1830. 8°. 1073.16 
 Hall (Bavnard K. , D.D. ) Teaching a science : the 
 
 teacher an artist. New York, 1818. 12°. 5013.14 
 
 Hall (Benj. ) Official opinions of the attorneys general 
 of the U. S. With notes. 5 v. Washington, 
 1S52-56. 8° 5645.01 
 
 Hall (Henj. H. ) College words and customs. Cam- 
 bridge, (Mass.) 1851. 12° 5513.13 
 
 Hall (Benj. Homeri. History of Eastern Vermont, to 
 [1800]. New York, 1858. 8° 625.24 
 
 HaU (Charles F.) Arctic researches, 1860-62. New 
 York, 1865. 8° 1144.02 
 
 Hall (Charles H., P.D.) Notes on the gospels. 2 v. 
 New York, 1871. 12°. 3753.07 
 
 — True Protestant ritualism : a review of " The law of 
 
 ritualism." Philadelphia, 1867. 16°. . 3767.16 
 HaU (Charles Radclyflfe, M.D.) Mesmerism : in nil 
 
 ages and countries. New York, 1845. 16'. 3S14.39 
 HaU (Hev. Edward Brooks). Memoir of Mary L. 
 
 Ware. Boston, 1856. 12° 3176.06 
 
 Hall (Edward H. ) Appletons' hand-book of American 
 
 travel : Southern tour. N. Y., 1872. 12°. 1072.19 
 
 — Great West : traveller'.s, miner's and emigrant's guide 
 
 and hand-book. New York. 1865. 16°. 1123.08 
 
 — Summer tourist's pocket-guide to American watering- 
 
 •places. New York. 1869. 18' 1I12.'22 
 
 HaU (Edwin). The Puritans and their principles. 
 
 New York, 1851. 8° 343609 
 
 HaU (Fitzedward). Recent exemplifications of false 
 
 philology. New York, 1872. 8'. . . . 6433.22 
 A"o(e.— Reviewed by E. G. Mhite in Galaxy, Oct., Mov., 
 
 Dec, 1873 (Punisliing a pundit). 
 Hall (Frederick i. Life of MaximUiau i. ; with sketch of 
 
 Carlota. New York, 1868. 12°. . . . 3122.19 
 
 HaU (Hiland). History of Vermont, to 1791. Albany, 
 1868. 8° 625.24 
 
 Hall (Herbert Byng). Adventures of a bric-a-brac 
 hunter. London, 18G8. 1-2° 1453.06 
 
 — The queen's messenger ; or, highways and bye-ways 
 
 of Europe. London, 1865. 12°. . . . 942.21 
 
 Hall (James, judgp. ; b. 1793, d. 1868). Legends of the 
 
 West. New York, 1853. 12° 212.19 
 
 — Letters from the West. L. 18'28. 8°. . .1124.01 
 
 — Life of Thomas Posey. [In Sparks (J.) Amer. biog.v.g.] 3241.01 
 
 — The West ; its commerce and navigation. Cincin- 
 
 nati, 1818. 12° 1124.09 
 
 HaU (.James, qeolorjht, b. 1811). Geology of New York. 
 4th district. Albany, 1843. 4°. ... 4718.12 
 
 — On the relations of ttie Niagara and lower Ilelderberg forma- 
 
 tions, and their g<-'<'gr. distribution in the U. S. and Caniida. 
 (/ti Amer. assoc. Proceedings, v. 22, 1873.]. . ..3046.20 
 
 — PalfBontology of New York. 4 v. in 5. Albany, 
 
 1847-61. 4° 471K.18 
 
 HaU (John, D. D. ) Familiar talks to boys. New York. 
 1876. 12° 3512.06 
 
 — God's word through preaching. New York, 1875. 
 
 12°. [Yale college lectures, V. 4.] . .3556.10 
 
 — Papers for home reading. N. Y., 1871. 8°. 3556.22 
 
 — Questions of the day. N. Y., 1873. 12°. . 3556.23 
 HaU (Joseph, bp. of KxHer, mid nf Koncicli). Devo- 
 tions, sacred aphorisms, and religious table-talk. 
 With memoir by J. W. Morris. L.,1846. 8°. 3557.01 
 
 — Life, by himself. [In Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. biogr.. v. 4, 
 
 l«.'i3.] 3446.04 
 
 — Poems. Ed., with life, by A. Chalmers, [/ft C.'s Engl, poets, 
 
 V. 5. 1810 ] 1626.05 
 
 — Selectpoems. [/n Sanford (E ) Brit, poets, v. 4, 1819.] 1691.04 
 
 — Works ; with some additions by P. Wynter. 10 v. Ox- 
 
 ford, 18 ;3. 8° 3561.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Life of Hall, written by him- 
 self. V. 1. 
 Miscellaneous works, v. 10. 
 
 Bishop Hall's Hard measure, 
 V. 1. 
 
 Cases of conscience, v. 8. 
 
 Contemplations on New Tes- 
 tament, v. 2. 
 
 Couteiiiplation npon passages 
 of the Old Testauicnt, v. 1-2. 
 
 Devotional works, v. 6. 
 
 Episcopacy, etc., v. 9. 
 
 Latin works, v. If). 
 
 Letter from the Tower, v. 1. 
 
 Miindus alter et idem, v. 10. 
 I'araphrase on hard texts of 
 
 the whole divine Scripture, 
 
 V. 3-4. 
 Polemical works, v. 9. 
 Practical works, v. 6-8. 
 SatyreB, v. 10. 
 Sermons, v. 5. 
 
 HaU (J. Sparkes). Book of the feet : history of boots 
 and shoes. New York, 1847. 12°. . .3941.10 
 
 HaU (Marshall ). Two-fold slavery of the United States. 
 Loudon. 1854. 16° 5831.17 
 
 — Memoirs. By his widow. L., ISfil. 8°. .3075.02 
 HaU(jl/cs. Matthew). Queens of England before the 
 
 Conquest. Phila, 18--14. 12°. . . . . . 3256.05 
 
 — Royal princesses of England, from the reign of 
 
 George I. London, 1871. 12°. . . . 3255.29 
 
 HaU iliev. Newman). From Liverpool to St. Louis. 
 
 London, 1870. 12° 1072.13 
 
 — Homeward bound and other sermons. London, 
 
 1869. 12° 3056.12 
 
 — Land of the Forum and the Vatican. New York, 
 
 1855. 16° 971.10 
 
 — Seimons. With hist, of Siu'ry chapel and its insti- 
 
 tutions. New York, 1868. 8°. . . . 3556.10 
 HaU ( T-:ei: Peter, cd. ) Reliquiae liturgicse. 5 v. Bath, 
 
 (Eng.) 1847. 8= 3766.01 
 
 ConUnts : v. 1. Middleburgh prayerbnok, 1602. 2. Scot- 
 tish prayerbook, 1037. 3. Parliamentary directory. 1644. 
 4. Savoy liturgy, 1661. 5. American prayerbook. 1786. 
 HaU (Robert). Miscellaneous works. Memoir by O. 
 Gregory. London, Bohii, 1849. 12°. . 5042.01 
 Contents : Memoir by Dr. Gregory. Character as a 
 preacher, by J. Foster. Christianity consistent with a 
 love of freedom. An apology for the freedom of the press. 
 Modern infidelity considered. Reflections on war. The 
 present crisis. Advantages of knowledge to the lower 
 classes. Sermon on the death of princess Charlotte. Re- 
 views. Index. 
 
 — Works. With memoir by Dr. Gregory ; reminis- 
 
 cences by J. Greene ; and character as a preacher, 
 by John Foster. 4 v. N. Y., 1857. 8°. 3556.13 
 Contents : v. 1. Modern iufiilelity. Reflections on war. 
 Recent crisis. Advantages of knowledge to the lower 
 c)a68es. Discouragements and supports of the christian 
 minister. Address to Eu.'^tace Carey on his designation aa 
 a christian missionary to India. Sermon on the death of 
 princess Charlotte. Puneral sermon for Dr. Ryland. Cir- 
 
 BKOOKLYN MEROANTILE LIBRARY
 
 HALL - HALLO CK 
 
 601 
 
 nilar letters : On the excellency of the christian disp^nHa- 
 tii»n — On the worli of tlie Ilnly Spirit— On luaiitig tlift 
 wt)rd— On tliQ snbstitutinn of tiie iimoc-nt fiT the i^uilty. 
 Of terms of Counuiinion. Essential tliflfi-renc- bet\v.'en 
 christian baptism and the baptimu of John. Vindication 
 of free communion. 
 
 2. TracU, pnlHical find mined. Christianily consistent 
 with a love of freedom. An apology for tiie IVeedom of tlie 
 press. Review of the Apoln;^y. IMr. Hiille reply. On the 
 renewid df the charter of the E. I. company. The frame- 
 work knitters' fund. Address on the state of slavery in 
 tlie West India islands. Fragments : Defence of villatie 
 preaching. On toleration. On the riyht of worship. 
 Short statement of reasons for christian in opposition to 
 party communion. Articles from the Eclectic Iteview. 
 Miscel. pieces : Memoirs, addresses, prefaces, 'tc. 
 
 3. Brief memoir of Hall, by O. Gretiory. His character 
 as a preacher, by John Foster. Notes of sermons. Letters, 
 faerinons. 
 
 4 (Ed. by J. Belcher.) Reminiscences of Hall, by John 
 Greene. N'>tes of sermons. Expos, discourses on the 
 Epistle to the Philippians. Letters. Gleanings. 
 
 ita~ For tiv'-s of R. Hall see Biography (p. 153) ; also St. 
 James mag., Mar., 1870 (art. by J. Morgan). 
 
 HaU (Samuel Carter). Book of British ballads. With 
 introd. by P. Beujamiu. N. Y., 18i4. 8^ 1615.08 
 
 — Book of memories of great men and women of the 
 
 age. 2ded. London, 187ij. 4°. . . . 32G,i.23 
 
 — Eoyal "gallery of art, aucient and modern. Collec- 
 
 tions at Windsor Castle, Buckingham palace, and 
 Osborne. 4 v. Loudon, 1808. fol. . . N.37.14 
 
 — editor). Sfc Art Jonmal. 
 
 — and .1//W. S. C. ) Book of'South Wales. The Wye, 
 
 and Iho coast. London, 18iU. 8^. . . 95.3.20 
 
 — Book of the Thames. 1.5 photo. L., 1807. sm. 4°. 955. 11 
 
 — Ireland : its scenery, character, etc. New ed. 3 v. 
 
 Loudon, [1841-43.] 8' 956.02 
 
 — Week at Killamey. Loudon, 1865. sm. 4°. 951.26 
 HaU (.l/i-i. Samuel Carter). Animal sagacity. Lon- 
 don, [18iJ6.] sq. 8° 472i.lt; 
 
 — Stories of the Irish peasantry. Edm..lS40. 8°. .5814. 18 
 
 Sri' a!sf> aUoti''. Hall (Samuel C. and Mrs. S. C.) ; and for 
 her t(iL''s see Fiction (p 487). 
 
 Hall (S. W. ) Law ot impersonation as applied to ab- 
 stract ideas and religious dogmas. 3d ed., with 
 au appendix on the dual constitution of first caus- 
 ation. London, 1833. 12" 3550.24 
 
 Hall (Spencer T. ) Biographical sketches of remarka- 
 ble people ; with miscel. papers and poems. Lou- 
 don, 1873. 8^. 3205.19 
 
 HaU (Theophilus D.) Copious and critical English-Latin dic- 
 tionary. 1870. A-ei; Smith (W.)an.i Hall (T. D) .6415.11 
 
 — ■ Englisli grammar. S« Smith (W.) and Hall ( f. D.) .6433.19 
 
 Hall (Wm. W. ) Bronchitis, and its kindred diseases. 
 New York, 1870. 12= 4324.23 
 
 — Constipation and its cure. 8th thousand. New 
 
 York, 1871. 12°. 4324.13 
 
 — Coughs and colds. New York, 1870. 12°. 4321.24 
 
 — Dyspepsia and its kindred diseases. New Yoi-k, 
 
 1877. 12° 4322.30 
 
 — Pun better than physic. Spriug'ld,[1871.]12°. 4324.11 
 
 — Health at home. Hartford, 1872. 8^ . . 4312.04 
 
 — He lith by good living. New York, 1870. 12°. 4321.08 
 
 — Health tracts. New York, 1868. 8°. . .4321.23 
 
 — Sleep. New York, 1802. 12° 4323.01 
 
 Halls journal of health. W. W. Hall, ed. v. 19-22. 
 
 New York, 1S72-75. 8= 8114.15 
 
 Hall-marks. Ste Arts {Usefnlj, page 43. 
 
 Hallam (^.\jthur Henry), Kemains in verse and prose. 
 
 Boston, 1863. 16" 252G.08 
 
 Contents: Memoirs of A. Hallam [by his father], and of 
 H. F. Hallam, by H. S. Maine and F. Lushingtou. Medi- 
 tative fraguients. Timbuctoo. Sonnets. Stanzas. Po- 
 ems. On sympathy. Influence of Italian works of imag- 
 ination" on English. Philosophical writings of Cicero. 
 Remarks on llossetti's .Anti-papal spiiit. Extract from a 
 review of Tennyson's poeuis. 
 
 Hallam (Henry). Constitutional history of England, 
 from Henry vn. to George n. N.Y.,1851. 8".5014.25 
 , — Introd. to the literature of Europe, lotli-17th cen- 
 turies. Newed. 4 v. London, 1872. 12°. 2741. IS 
 
 Same. 2 v. New York, 1851. 8". . .5044.22 
 
 — Literary essays and characters. Selected from [his] 
 
 'Literature of Europe.' L., 1852. 16'. .308-2.19 
 
 — View of the state of Europe during the middle ages. 
 
 Newed. 3 v. London, 1872. 12=. . . 441.22 
 
 Same. New York, 1852. 8° 5014.24 
 
 Same. Student's history of the middle ages. 
 
 With additions [and omissions] by W. Smith- 
 London, 1871. 8- 413.05 
 
 tfg- For birygr. and critical notices of II. II.. sec Littell 
 I80O, V. 2 : N. A. rev., v. 9'^ 1861 ; Martiueau's biogr. 
 Bketclies, 1869. 
 
 Halle (John). Historiall expostulation against the 
 beastlye abusers of chyrurgerio and physyko. Ed. 
 by T. J. Pettigrew. [//i Percy soc, v. 11."] 5060.11 
 
 Halleck (Fitz Greene). Poetical works. New York 
 1850. 8° 1G45.09 
 
 Same. New York, ISW. 12° 1615.18 
 
 — Selections from the British poets. 2 v. New York, 
 
 [1. d.] 18° 1645.10 
 
 j^- For liv^ and crit nnticcs of H. sec Biography (p. 153) ; 
 
 oiso Lippincott's mag,. Feb.. 18ii8 (art. by U. T. Tuckerman)! 
 
 Halleck (Heni-y Wager). Elements of international 
 
 law and laws of war. Phil. ISHG. \-i°. . 5i;i3.02 
 
 — Elements of military art and science. New York, 
 
 18i;2. 1-2° 4514.04 
 
 Hallelujah, (Hymns, c(c.) &e 'Withers (G.) 1857 1605.19 
 
 Haller (Albrecht, baron von). Letters to his ilaaghter 
 on the traths of the christi lu religion. From the 
 German. New ed. Loudon, 180.!. 8°. 3556.26 
 
 Hallervorden (J.) Das haus Bernhard. Leipzig, 
 1869. 10° 7117.01 
 
 Hallett (Samuel). Industrial and financial resources 
 of the U. S. New York, 1864. 8°. . . 5924.2G 
 
 Halleur (G. C. H. ) Art of photography. Tr. by G. 
 L. Strauss. London, 1851. 16°. . . . 3933.14 
 
 Halley (Edmund). Lectures concerning the geometrical con- 
 struction of algebraical equations. [.Appended to Ker- 
 sey (J.) Algebra.] 4018.23 
 
 Halley i Boberti. Lancashire : its puii'auism and non- 
 conformity. 2 V. Manchester, 18i;9. 8'. 3430.16 
 
 — The sacraments of the christian religion. London, 
 
 1841. 8' 3557.02 
 
 HaUiday {Sir Andrew, M.D.) Annals of the House 
 
 of Hanover. 2 v. London, 1826. 8°. . 476.05 
 Halliday (Andrew, cd.) See Savage club papers. . . . 2512.34 
 HaUiday iS. B. ) The lost and found ; or, life among 
 
 the poor. New York, 1859. 1-2°. . . . 5825.04 
 HaUig (The), or the sheepfold in the waters. See Biematzki 
 
 (JO.) 231.18 
 
 Halli-well (James Orchard). Account of the only 
 known manuscripts of Shakespeare's plays. Lon- 
 don, 1863. 8° 1754.12 
 
 — Curiosities of modem Shaksperiau criticism. Lon- 
 
 don, 1853. 8° Ja 1754.12 
 
 — Descriptive notices of popular English histories. 
 
 L., 1848. 16°. [7« Percy society, v. 23.] 5060.23 
 
 — Dictionary of archaic and provincial words. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1855. 8° 6423.16 
 
 — Early naval ballads of England. London. 1841. 16°. [//i Percy 
 
 society, V. 2.] 5UtjU.02 
 
 — Illustrations of the fairy mythology of a llidsum- 
 
 mer night's dream. L.,.S'/iafc. soc, 1845. 8°. 1756.26 
 
 — Letters of the kings of England. [1190-1619,] with 
 
 hist, introd. 2 v. London, 18 i8. 8°. . 3255.20 
 
 — Life of William Shakespeare. L., 1848. 8°. 1753.21 
 
 — List of works illustrative of the life and writings of 
 
 Shakespeare, the historj' of Stratford-on-Avon, and 
 the rise and progress of the early English drama. 
 Printed for private circulation, 1850-1860. Lon- 
 don, 1867. 1-2° 1753.19 
 
 — Loyal garland, songs of the 17th century. London, 
 
 1850. 18°. [Percy society, V. 29.] . .5060.29 
 
 — Notes of family excursions in North Wales. Lou- 
 
 don, 1860. 16° 951.16 
 
 — Notices of fugitive tracts and chap-books. London, 1849. 16°. 
 
 [In Percy society, v. '29.] 5060.29 
 
 — Nursery rhymes of England, collected. Loudon, 1842. 16°. 
 
 [/« Percy society. V. 4.] 5060.04 
 
 — Poetical miscellanies from a ms. collection of the time of 
 
 James I. L.. 1845. 16°. [/'; Percy soc, v. 15.] . .50^0.15 
 
 — Popular rhymes and nursery tales. London, 1819. 
 
 18°. 1645.21 
 
 — Kara mathematica. Treatises, elc, from ancient 
 
 mss. 2d ed. London, 18 41. 8°.. . .4014.03 
 
 — Shakespeariaua :catiilogue of Citrly editions of Shake- 
 
 speare's plays, and of commentaiies, eic. London, 
 1841. 8° 1753.18 
 
 — Thornton r jmances ; Perceval, Isumbras, Ejjlamour, 
 
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 Halpin (Nicholas John). Oberon's vision in the Mid- 
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 Hamel (Mendrick). *Travela in Korea, 1653. [In Pinkerton. 
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 — Etcher's hand-book. London, 1871. 12°. . 1413.14 
 
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 — IntelloctuaUife. Boston, 1873. 16°. . .3528.24 
 
 — Isles of Loch Awe, and other poems of my youth. 
 
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 Hamiltou (Alexander). Report on manufactures, 5th 
 of Dec, 1791. Phil., 1821. 8°. . . . 5941.01 
 
 — Letter concerning the public conduct and character of John 
 
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 — Works. Ed. by J. C. Hamilton. 7 v. New York, 
 
 1851. 8°. . 
 
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 twet^n Gen. Lee and Col. Laurens. 
 
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 — Contes de foes. [In Cabinet des fee's, v. 20, 1786.] . 7062.20 
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 Hamiltou (D. H., D.D.) Autology : an inductive sys- 
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 Boston, 1873. 8° • . 5423.02 
 
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 — Letters of a Hindoo rajah. 2 v. L., 1796. 10°. 200.27 
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 extracted from their sacred writings. Edinburgh, 
 1819. 8° 3fcl6.01 
 
 Hamilton (Frank Hastings). Principles and practice 
 of surgery. 2d ed. New York, 1873. 8°. 4-«6. 18 
 
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 rous cetacea, He. Edinburgh, 1839. 16°. [Jar- 
 dine (SrWm.) Nat. libr., T. 2o.] . .4711.25 
 
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 [/:i O.'s EDjjl. poets, V. 15, 1810.] lli-JO.15 
 
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 nowned , Sir Wm. Wallace. Edin.,1807. 12°. 1651.00 
 
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 coast of Ireland, [//i Pinkerton. Voyages, v. 3, , SOD.] y2G.03 
 
 Hamilton (Sr Wm., d. 1803). Observations on Mount 
 Vesuvius, Mount Etna, and other volc.noes. 2d 
 ed. London, 1773. 12°. 4021.06 
 
 Hamilton (.s'ir Wm., d. 1856). Discussions on philoso- 
 phy and literature, education and university re- 
 form. New York, 18.j6. 8° 5413.10 
 
 Contents : Phitosophy — PhUoe. of the nni^nditioued ; in 
 ref. to Cousin's infinito-absolute. philos. of perception. 
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 and dumb : Lialgarno. Idealism, with ret. to A. Collier. 
 Literature — Epistolfe obscurorum virorum. Revolutions 
 of medicine, in ref. to Cullen. Education — Study of ma- 
 thematics, as an exercise of mind. Conditions of classical 
 learning. The patronage aud superintendence of univer- 
 sities. State of the Eugl, univ., vrith ref. to Oxford. 
 Eight of dissenters to admission into the Kuglish uuiver- 
 eities. Cousin on German schools. Philos. appendix — 
 Conditions of the thinkable systematized ; alphabet of 
 humau thought. Phdos. testimonies to the limitation of 
 our knowledge from the limitation of our laculties. Logi- 
 cal appendix — Of syllogism. Affirmation and negation, pro- 
 positional forms, breadth and depth. Educational appendix 
 — .\cad. patronage and regulation, iu ref. to the Uuiv. of 
 Edinburgh. Degree in arts iu the Univ. of Louvaiu. ,Ke- 
 form of the Engl. univ.. with special ref. to Oxford, and 
 limited to the Faculty of arts. 
 
 Ifote, — Reviewed in X. A. rev., v. 76, 1853. His attack 
 npon Luther is in the essay on the ' Rights of dissenters,' etc. 
 
 — Lectures on logic. Ed. by H. L. Mansel and J. Veitcb. 
 
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 — Lectures on metaphysics. Ed. by H. L. ILinsel and 
 
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 lander. v. 18. 1860 by Wm. D. Earned) : North A. rev., 
 v. 92, 1861 : N. Brit, rev., v. 18. 1852 ; v. 30, 1859 ; Winslow's 
 jour., of psy. med., v. 12, 1859. 
 
 — Metaphysics. Arranged and abridged by F. Bowen. 
 
 Boston, 1870. 12° 5413.11 
 
 — Murray (J. C. ) Outlines of philosophy of Sir W. H. 
 
 1870 5413.13 
 
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 — Calderwood (H.) Pbilus. of the infinite ; with spe- 
 
 cial ref. to the theories of H. 1854. . . 5421.16 
 
 — De Qidncey (T.) Essays ou philos. writers, V. 1. . .2522.18 
 
 Repr. from Eclectic mag., v. 20, 1862. 
 
 — Haven (/.) Philosophy of Sir Wm. H.. and its recent theologi- 
 
 cal applii'ations. [In Bibl. sacra, Jau., 1861.) 
 
 — Martineau {J) Sir Win. H.'a philosophy. [/;i liis Essays, v. 
 
 2. 1868 : p. 227-293.] 2535.18 
 
 — Mansel (ILL.) Philosophy ofthe conditioned : com- 
 
 prising some remarks on Sir W. Hamilton's philo- 
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 phy. 1866 5424.22 
 
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 — Mill (./. S. ) Examination of Sir W. Hamilton's 
 
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 [2528.22] : and by H. Spencer in Fortn. rev., v. 1. 1865. For 
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 mag., V. 28, 1853: N. A. rev., v. 99, 1804 (Conditioned and 
 unconditioned) ; Putnam's mag , Nov., 1S53 (Works of Sir 
 W. H.) : Westm. rev., v. 78, 1862 H.'s doctrine of percep- 
 tion and judgmeut) ; Winslow's jour, of psy. med., v. 10, 
 1857 (H as a i)hilosopher) ; Meth. qu. rev., Jan., Apl., 185" ; 
 Princeton rev.. 1865 ; N. A. rev.. Jan.. 1853. 
 Hamilton (Wm. Douglass). Civil service chronology. 
 London, ]87'2. 18° 413.04 
 
 — Outlines of the history of England. New ed. Lon- 
 
 don, [ls70]. 12° 463.21 
 
 Hamilton (Wm. John). Researches in Asia Minor, 
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 1835. 12° 547.07 
 
 Hammond (Adam). Rudiments of practical bricklay- 
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 Hand-book of domestic medicine. L.,1855. 8°. 4312.01 
 
 Hand book of pictorial art. See Tyrwhitt (R.St.John). 1868. 1422.08 
 
 Haud-book of tue democracy lor 1863 and '64. [Pul.ili- 
 cations of the .Society for the dift'. of pol. knowl.] 
 New York, 1863-64. 8° 5733.23 
 
 Haud-book of the cngr.xfted words of the English lan- 
 guage. Bv a literary assoc. N.Y., 1857. 12^. 6434.18 
 
 Hand book of turning, [■rtxoii.]' L., 1859. 16°. 3923.23 
 
 Haud-book of useful and ornamental amusements and 
 accomplishments. By a lady. [((»0)i.] Loudon, 
 lb45. 12° 6017.21 
 
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 also under the author's name. 
 
 Handicraftsmen and capitalists. See Creed (H. H.) ajid Williams 
 (W.) 1807 6933.10 
 
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 Handy-book for verilyiug dates. See Bond IJ. J.) 1866. 413.14 
 
 Handy hor.se-book. By a cavalry officer ['Magenta.'] 
 5th ed. Edinburgh, 1868. 12°. . . . 4627.05 
 
 Hanging of thecraue. SeeLongfellow (H.W.) 1875. . .1604.26 
 
 Hankey (Thomson). Principles of banking. London, 
 1867. 8° 5915.09 
 
 Hankiuson (Thomas Edward). Poems. Ed. by his 
 brother. 3d ed. London, 1851. 16°. . 1645.17 
 
 Hanmer (Meredith). Chronicle of Ireland. [To a.d. 
 1286.] Dublin, 1809. 8°. [Ancient Irish his- 
 tories.] 495.04 
 
 Hanmer ( .Sir Thomas, speaker of the Ho. of Commons, 
 b. 1677, d. 1746). Correspondence, with a me- 
 moir of his life. Ed. by Sir H. Bnnbury. Lon- 
 don, 1838. 8° ■ . . 3075.14 
 
 Hanmer {.^ir Thomas, grandfather of the speaker). Account of 
 France in 1648. [/» Hanmer (Sir T.) Corresp., 183.S ; p. 
 246-319.] 3075.14 
 
 Haun (Jamesl. Analytical geometry and conic sec- 
 tions. London, 1850. 16° 4011.28 
 
 — Elements of plane trigonometry. L.,18.'^4. 16°. 4011.35 
 
 — Examples on the integral calculus. London, lb50. 
 
 16° 4012.22 
 
 Hanua (Rev. Wm. ) Last day of our Lord's passion. 
 New York, 1864. 12° 3557.26 
 
 — [Life of our Lord.] 6 v. N. Y., 1864-70. 12°. 3557.22 
 
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 3. Close of the ministry. 4. Passion week. 5. Last day 
 of our Lord's passion. 6. Forty days after the resurrec- 
 tion. 
 
 — Memoirs of T. Chalmers. 4 v. N.Y.,1S53. 12°. 3034.07 
 
 — Wars of the Huguenots. N. Y., 1872. 8°. 3433.19 
 
 — Wycliffe and the Huguenots. Edin.,1860. 16°. 3434.12 
 Hanuah (J., D.C.L.) Courtly poets from Ealeigh to 
 
 Montrose. London, 1870. 16°. ... 1645.20 
 Haniiay (James). Course of English literature. Lon- 
 don, 1866. 12° 2751.22 
 
 — Satire and satirists. New York, 1854. 12°. 2531.02 
 Same. New York, 1853. 12°. . . . 2531. 02a 
 
 — Studies on Thackeray. L., [1869.] 16°. .3172.18 
 
 — Three hundred years of a Norman house : barons of 
 
 Goumay, 10th to 13th cent. L., 1867. 12°. 471.26 
 Hannibal. See Biography (p. 153). 
 Hanno Carltunjinien.'iis. [Periplus or] Voyage. Tr. 
 
 and accomj:ianied with the Greek text ; defended 
 
 against objections by T. Falconer. London, 1797. 
 
 8' 427.18 
 
 Same. [Tn Geogr. Gr. miuorea. v.l. Didol, 185.5.] 7765.03 
 
 Same. [In Phenix (The). New York. 1835. 12".] 6062.1* 
 
 Hanover (Kingdom of). See Countries (p. 329). 
 
 Hanover {House of\. See Countries (Hanover, p. 329 ;— England : 
 
 House of Hanover, f. 311) :—a/sn Wright (T. E.) England 
 
 under the House of Hanover. 2 v. [477.09]. 
 Hanover, {.Mas.'i.) See Countries p. 329). 
 
 Hans Breitmanu. See Leland (C. G.) 1663.21 
 
 Hansard (George Agar). Book of archery. London, 
 
 1840. 8° _. 4617.10 
 
 Hansard (Thomas Curson). Treatises on printing and 
 
 type-founding. Edinburgh, 1841. 8°. . 2765.15 
 Hansard's parliamentary debates. .S'ee page 314 of this catalogue. 
 Hauserd Kuollys society. [Publications. ] 10 v. Lou- 
 don, 1846-54. 8° 3558.08 
 
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 Hanson (.John II. ) The lost prince ; identity of Louis 
 
 xvn. and E. Williams. N. Y., 1854. 12°. 3114.15 
 Hanson (John W. ) Hist, sketch of the old 6th reg. 
 
 Mass. vol., 1N61-64. Boston, 1866. 1'2°. 631.06 
 
 — History of Gardiner, Pittston, and W. Gardiner, 
 
 1602-1852. Gardiner, 1852. 12°. . . . 611.15 
 Hanson (^Sir Levett). Accurate hist, account of or- 
 ders of knighthood. [^anon.'\ 2 v. London, 1802. 
 
 12° 6622.03 
 
 Hanson {Sir Ilichard Davis). Apostle Paul and the 
 preaching of Christianity in the primitive church. 
 London, 1876. 8' 3758.11 
 
 — The Jesus of history. [«»0)i.] L., 1869. 8°. 34'22.19 
 Han'way (.Jonas). Hist, account of the British trade 
 
 over the Caspian Sea : travels, etc. 4 v. London, 
 1753. 4? 935.01 
 
 — Eeflictions, essays, and meditations on life and re- 
 
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 605 
 
 ligiou, with a coUecliou of proverbs, the Magda- 
 lene charity, e(c. 2 v. Londou, 1761. 8^. 'JMi'.i'i 
 
 — Sentimental history of chimney sweepers, in London 
 
 and Westminster. London; 1785. 1G°. .3921.19 
 Hap-hazard. See Field (Kate). 1B73 2527.26 
 
 Happiuess. 
 
 — liaktr ( TF.) Knowledge and happiness. \Tn his Perefjrina- 
 
 tions. c(c.. p. 2'J-36 ; 74-81.) 2513.12 
 
 — Droz (F. X. J. ) Art of being happy. 1832. 354.5.08 
 
 — OiisparbnA. de). Le bonheur. 18G2. . . 7022.01 
 
 — Harness { W.) Connection of Christianity with hu- 
 
 man happiuess 3r)(')i.ll 
 
 — Harris [J,] Concerning happiuoBH. [In his Works.] . 5014.26 
 
 — Helps {A.) Miseries of huiiiau life. Life not so miserable. 
 
 [/n /lis Friauds in council. 2d ser.. v. 2.) . . . .2331.27 
 
 — HuppiMss of heaven. By a father of the Soc. of 
 
 Jesus. 2d od. Baltimore, 1871. 18°. . 3557.07 
 JiSr See also Cheerfulness (p. 203) ;— Pleasure. 
 
 Happy-thousht hall. See Burnand (F. C.) 146.22 
 
 Happy tliuuglits. See Bnrnand (F. C.) 146.23 
 
 Haps and mishaps of a tour in Europe. See Lippiucott (S. J. 
 (.:.) 942,01 
 
 Hapsburg {House of). See Countries {Auslria, p. 293). 
 
 Haraaztiy (A..) Grape culture, wines, and wine- 
 making. New York, 1862. 8°. ... G133.Ui 
 
 Harbaugh (H.) True glory of woman. Philadelphia, 
 1858. 12° 5822.09 
 
 Harbison (J. S.) Bee-keeper's directory, or bee cul- 
 ture. San Francisco, 1861. 12°. . . .4824.12 
 
 Harbor and river convention, Chicago, 1847. Proceed- 
 ings. Chicago, 1S47. ['MisceLpamphl.'] 5091.07 
 
 Harbors. See Arts (Useful, p. 43). 
 
 Harconrt (A. G. V.) Exercises in practical chemistry. 
 Series 1. Qualitative exercises. 2d ed. Oxford, 
 1872. 12° 4213.18 
 
 Hardcastle (Daniel, jr. ) Banks and banking. Lon- 
 don, 1842. 12° 5933.21 
 
 Hardee (Wm. J.) Eifle and light infantry tactics. 
 2 v. Phil., 1856. 24° 4511.07a 
 
 Same. 2 v. Philadelphia, 1861. 24°. . 4511.07 
 
 Harden (Edward J.) Life of George M. Troup. Sa- 
 vannah, 1859. 8°. 3174.02 
 
 Hardenberg (Friediich Ludwig von). ['Novalis,' 
 ji.s-PHfi. ] Schriften. Hrsg. von L. Tieck und F. 
 
 Schlegel. Paris, 1840. 8° 7123.04 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Hymnen an <lie Nacht. 
 Lehrlintje (Die) zu Sais. 
 Moralische Anaiciiten. 
 Philo.iophic und Phyaik. 
 Xagebuch. 
 
 ffisthetik und Literatur. 
 
 Briefe. 
 
 Fragmente. 
 
 Geistliche Lieder. 
 
 Gedicht*. 
 
 Heinrich von Ofterdingen 
 
 — Henry of Ofterdingen. Tr. by Stallknecht ; [with life of H.] 
 
 Cambridge, 1842. 12' 212.64 
 
 — Songs. [/« Brooks (C. T.) German lyrics ] . . . .1622.06 
 
 — Trauslationa. [la Hedge (F. H.) Prose writers of Ger- 
 
 many.] 2736.01 
 
 — Carli/le (T.) Essays, 1857 ; p. 167-187 2517.12 
 
 — Stevens [H.) Kemiuiscences of H. [Jn his Story of my ca- 
 
 reer.) 3165.14 
 
 Harding (Chester, Arner. portrait painter, b. 1792). Tuckerman 
 
 (H. T.) Book of artists, 1867 1415.09 
 
 See also notice of C. H. in Lippincott's mag., Jan , 1874. 
 Harding (James Duffield). Drawing models, and their 
 
 uses. 5th ed. London, [».(7.] 12°.. .1472.05 
 
 — Guide and 'companion to the 'Lessons on art.' 
 
 Loudon, 1850. 1. 8°. 1136. OG 
 
 — Lessons on *art.' Ed. by W. Walker. 8th ed. Lon- 
 
 don, 1867. 1. 8° 1436.15 
 
 — Lessons ou 'trees. London, 18j5. fol. . 1417.01 
 Harding (Stanley). Amateur trapper, and trap-maker's 
 
 guide. New York, 1875. 16° 4624.12 
 
 Hardman (Frederick). Scenes and adventures in 
 
 Central America. Edin., 1852. 8°. . .1165.11 
 Hardwick (Charles). Christ and other masters : chris- 
 
 tianitT and the religious systems of the ancient 
 
 world'. 2 V. London, 1863. 12°. . . 3412.20 
 
 — History of friendly societies. L., 1859. 10°. .5825.05 
 
 — History of the articles of religion, with documents : 
 
 1.536-1615. 2ded. Phil., 1860. 8°. . .3,5.58.18 
 
 Same. 3d ed., revised by F. Procter. London, 
 
 1870. 12°. [BohnsEccl. library.] . .35.58.18 
 
 — History of the Christian church. Middle .ago, [590- 
 
 1520.] 2d ed. Ed. by F. Procter. Cambridge, 
 
 1861. 12° 3415.20 
 
 Same. Keformatiou. 2d ed. Eevised by F. Proc- 
 ter. Cambridge, 1865. 12° • . 3415.21 
 
 — Traditions, superstitions, and folk-lore, (chiefly Lan- 
 
 cashire and the north of England) ; their eastern 
 origin and mythical significance. Manchester, 
 {Enij.,) 1872. 8° 3817.27 
 
 Hardwicke's Science gossip. 1869-75. 7 v. Lon- 
 don, 1870-75. 8° 8114.01 
 
 Hard'wick (T. F.) Manual of photographic chemis- 
 try. 7th ed. Ed. by G. Dawson and E. Hadow. 
 London, 1861. 10° 3933.15 
 
 Hardy (A.) D;irtrous diathesis, or eczema, rfc. Tr. by 
 H. G. Piffard. New York, 1868. 12S .4342.16 
 
 Hardy (Ctipl. Campbell). Forest life in Acadie : sport 
 and natural history in the lower provincis of the 
 Canadian Dominion. N. Y., 1869. 8°. . 11.53.13 
 
 Hardy (R. Spence). Manual of Bndhism, in its mod- 
 ern development, tr. from Singhalese mss. Lon- 
 don, 18110. 8° 3528.09 
 
 Hardy (.SVc Thomas Duffus). De.seriptive catilogue of 
 ms. relating to the history of Gt. Biitain and Ire- 
 land, v. 1-3. [To 1327.J London, 1862-71. 8°. 
 [Rolls, chron.] 5140.— 
 
 Hardy flowers. See Robinson (W.) 1871 4913.12 
 
 Hardware. .See Arts (Useful), p. 43. 
 
 Hardyknute : a fragment. Being the first canto of an 
 epick poem. London, 1740. 4°. . . . 43;)8.U3 
 
 Hare (Augustus J. C. ) Cities of northern attd central 
 Italy. 3 V. New York, 1876. 12\ . . 975.18 
 
 — Daye near Rome. 2v.ini. Phil., 1875. 12°. 981.26 
 
 — Memorials of a quiet life [that is of Mrs. A. W. Hare, 
 
 as also of her husband, her brother-in-law Julius, 
 and her two sisters-in-law, Lucy and Esther Hare]. 
 5th ed. 2 v. Loudon, 1873. 8°. . . . 3075.26 
 
 Same. Records of a quiet life. [The Memorials, 
 
 e(c., cm-tailed] by W.L. Gage. B.,1873. 16°. 307-5.32 
 
 — Walks in Rome. 2 v. London, 1871. 12°. 981.19 
 
 — Wanderings in Spain. London, 1873. 12^ 981.16 
 Hare (Augustus Wm. ) Sermons to a countrj' congrega- 
 tion. 2ded. 2 V. London, 1S3.S. l(i°. 3562.08 
 
 — Guesses at truth. *v Hare (Julius C. and A. W.) . . 2526.(J9 
 
 4[S" For biography of A. W. H., s?e Biography (p. 154). 
 Hare (JuUus Charles). Contest with Rome : a charge 
 especially in answer to Dr. Newman. Cambridge, 
 (Kncj.) 1856. 8° 3558.22 
 
 — Means of unity : a charge. L., 1847. 8°. .3558.20 
 
 — Mission of the comforter. B., 1854. 12°. 3558.19 
 
 — Victory of faith. 2d ed. Loudon^ 1847. 8°. 3558.21 
 — ' Vindication of Luther against his recent English as- 
 sailants. 2d ed. London, 1855. 8°. . . 3562.02 
 
 — and Ang. Wm.) Guesses at truth. \^imon.'\ 2 v. 
 
 London, 1847-48. 16° 2526.09 
 
 HcU^e (Robert). Experimental investigation of the 
 
 spirit manifestations. N. Y., 1856. 8'. .3815.02 
 .Same. New York, 1858. 8' 3815.03 
 
 — On the esplosiveuess of nitre. [In Sm. contrib., v. 2.] 3937.02 
 Hare (Thomas). Election of representatives, parlia- 
 mentary and municipal. 3d ed. L.,1865. 12°.5717. 17 
 
 — Minority representation in Europe, [[n Amer. soc. sci. assoc. 
 
 Trans., no. 3, 1871.] 5811.02 
 
 See also (^ovemment and politics (Representation, p. 688). 
 Harem life. 
 
 — Leonowens {A. Zf.) Romance of the harem. 1025.21 
 Engl, governess of the Siamese court. . 1025.19 
 
 — Lolt (E ) Harem life in Egyjit and Constantinople. 
 
 1865 1082.12 
 
 — MeUk-IIanum. Thirty years in the. 1^72. 3123.31 
 
 RS' See also, for incidental descriptions, works relating 
 
 to Turkey {p. 373 of catalogue). 
 
 Harford (John S. ) Some account of the life of Thomas 
 
 Paine. London, 1819. 8°. ['Miscel. pamph., v. 
 
 IS).'] 5093.19 
 
 — Life of Michael Angelo Buonai-roti ; also memoirs of 
 
 ■Savonarola, Raphael, and Vittoria Colonna. 2d ed. 
 2 v. Loudon, 1858. 8^ 3123.29 
 
 — Recollections of WUberforce. L., 18t;4. 16°. 3184.18 
 Hargrave (J. J. ) Red River country and its resources. 
 
 Montreal, 1871. 8' 
 
 Hargreaves (John George). The blunders of vice and 
 
 folly and their self-acting chastisements. London, 
 
 1870. 12° 35C2.0G 
 
 Hargrove (E.) Anecdotes of ai'chery. Revised by A. 
 
 E. Hargrave. York, 1845. 8° 4625.13 
 
 Harington. See also Harrington. 
 
 Hariugtoii {tiir John). Nuga; antique : with notes, by 
 
 T. P,.rk. 2 V. Loudon, 1804. 8'. . . 473.21 
 
 In askiug for books, use the " Book Order," siviun the .VUXQOU'ii .VAMC, the arst part of th« IITI.G, aud tho NU1IB£K.
 
 606 
 
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 Harkness (Wm.) Observations on tc-rrt^slrial magnetism and ou 
 the deviationa of the compasses of the U. S. iron clad 
 IVIonaduock during her cruise Irom Phila.. to San Frau Cisco, 
 in iatJo-66. [In Smith, coutvib.. v. 18, 1872.1 . . . 3937.18 
 
 Harland (Jobn). Collect-auea rel. to Manchester aud 
 its neighborhood. 2 v. L., 1866 67. 4^ [Chetham 
 soc, V. G8, 72.] 5095.28 
 
 — Lancashii*e lieutenancy under the Tudora and Stu- 
 
 arts. L., 1839.4^. [Chetham soc, v. 49, 50.] 5095.09 
 
 — MameceF-,tre ; chapters from the early recorded his- 
 
 tory of the barony, etc., of Manchester. 3 v. L., 
 1861-62. 4° [Chetham soc, v. 53, 56, 58.] 5095.13 
 
 — Thre% Lancashii-e documents of the 14th and 15th 
 
 centuries : The great De Lacy inquisition, Feb. 
 16. 1311— The survey of 1320-1346— Custom roll 
 and rental of the manor of Ashton-under-Lyue, 
 Nov. 11, 1422. London, 18G8. 4^ [Chetham 
 fioc. V. 74.] 5095.31 
 
 Harland (Marion, psewd.) SeeTevhmie (Mrs. M..Y.) . . 
 
 Harleiau miscellany ; a collection of scarce, curious, 
 and entertaining tracts, found in the earl of Ox- 
 ford's library. With notes. 2d ed. 8 v. London, 
 1753. 4^ 5038.01 
 
 Same. 12 v. London. 1808-11. 8^ . . 5012.02 
 
 jVo^e.— The co}itents of this collection are enumerated in 
 tlie Boston, Athenaeum catalogue, p. 133[i-40. 
 
 Harless {Dr, G. Chr. A. von). System of christian 
 ethics. From the German, by A. W. Morrison. 
 Revised by W. Finlay. E.iin., 1868. 8°. 3558.24 
 
 Harley {LaJi/ BrUliaua). Letters. Notes by T. T. 
 Lewis. L., Gamdm soc, 1854. 4°. . . 5113.12 
 
 Harley (George). Guide to landscape drawing, in 
 pencil and chalk. lOthed. L., [bSOo.] 16^^. 1472.22 
 
 Harley (George, M.D,) Report on the institutes of 
 medicine, 1^59-61. [hi Ne*w Sydenham soc. year- 
 bo-)k. 1860-62.] 4304.01 
 
 Harley (James). The currency ; its influence on in- 
 ternal trade. Glasgow, 1839. 8° . . . 5915.34 
 
 Harley (John). The old vegetable neurotics : hem- 
 lock, opium, belladonna, and henbane. London, 
 1869. 8^ 43;i4.36 
 
 Harmau (Henry M.) Journey to Egypt and Holy 
 Laud, 1869-1870. Phil, 1873. 8'. . . 1091.18 
 
 Harman (Thomas). A caveat or wareniug for cursetors called 
 viigabnnes. Ed. by E. Vilea and E. J. Furaival. [E. E. T. 
 Boc. Extra8er..uo.9, 1869.] 7913.18 
 
 Harmony. Sue Music ;—also Physics (Soimd). 
 
 Harmony of birds, a poem. With intiod. [by J. P. Collier]. Lon- 
 don. 18i3. 16\ L7» Percy soc. V. 7. J 6060.07 
 
 Harness [Bev. Wm. ) Connection of Christianity with 
 human happiness. Boyle lectures, 1821. London, 
 1823. Id*" 3561.11 
 
 Harold (King). See Biography (p. 154). 
 
 Harold, u drama. Sec Tennyson (A.) ..-.-. . . . 1743.29 
 
 Harp (The). 6'e'' Egan (0.) Antiquity. e(c 461.06 
 
 Harper (L., LL.JJ.) Prehminaiy report on the geology 
 aud agriculture of the state of Jilississippi. Jack- 
 son, 1857. 8^ 4116.07 
 
 Harper (Robert Goodloe). Select -works : speeches on 
 political and forensic subjects, v. 1. Baltimore, 
 1814. 8° 584.16 
 
 — Speech on the aggressions of France. Speech on tlie appoint- 
 
 ment of foreign ministers. [In Moore (F.j Amer. eloq.. v. 
 
 1, 1858.] 6325.03 
 
 Harper (Wm., chancellor of S. C.) and Hammond (J. H.) Negro 
 slavery. [In De Bow (J. D. B.) Industrial resources, etc 
 V. 2, p. 205.J 6925.26 
 
 Harper's family library. 187 v. N.Y., [u.d] 18^. 
 Abcrcrombie (John). Inquiries coucerning the intellectual 
 powers. V. 37. 
 
 — Philosophy of moral feelings, v. 58. 
 American adventure, v. 174-75. 
 
 Bacon (F.) Essays, and Locke (J.) Conduct of the uuder- 
 
 standiug. v. 171. 
 Barrow {Sir J.) Memoir of Peter the Great, v. 65. 
 
 — Pitcairu's island, aud mutiny of the Bounty, v. 31. 
 Belltnap (J.) Americau biography, v. 161-163. 
 
 BqU (H. G.) Life of Mary Queen of Scots, v. 21. 22. 
 Brewster (David). Letters on natural magic, v. GO. 
 
 — Life of Sir Isaac Newton, v. 26. 
 
 — ■ RIailyra of science, or lives of Galileo, Tycho Brahe and 
 Kepler, v. 130. 
 
 Brnutiham (H.) and others. Objects and uses of science aud 
 lit.. V. 179. 
 
 Bryant (William Cullen). Selections from the American 
 poets. V. 111. 
 
 Buck (Charles). Beauties, harmonies and sublimities of na- 
 ture. V. 145. 
 
 — Buins of ancient cities, v. 134, 135. 
 
 Banner (E.) History of -Louisiana, v. 176. 
 
 Buwh (tieorge). Life of Mohammed, v. 10. 
 
 Camp (George Sidney). Democracy, v. 138. 
 
 Combe (Andrew). Principles of physiology, v. 71. 
 
 Conk (James). Voyages, v. 172. 
 
 Court iind camp of Buonaparte, v. 29. 
 
 Cr.iik (G. L.) Pursuit of kuowledf,'e under difiBculties.v. 94-95. 
 
 Criohton (Andrew). Hist, of Ai-abia, auc. and mod., v. 08-69. 
 ■ — and Wheaton (H.) Scandinavia, ancient aud modern ; be- 
 ing a history of Deuniaik, Sweden, aud Norway, v. 130-137. 
 
 Cruly (George). Life aud times of George iv., v. 15. 
 
 Cunuingham (Allan). Lives of eminent painters and sculp- 
 tors, V. 17-19, 66-67. 
 
 Daua (R. H.. jr.) Two years before the mast, v. 106. 
 
 Davenijort (R. A.) Perilous adventures, v. 159. 
 
 Davis (John Francis). The Chinese ; a general description 
 of tlie empire of China, v. 80-81. 
 
 Dick (Thomas). Celestial scenery, or wonders of the plaue- 
 tary system displayed, v. 83. 
 
 — Improvement of society by diffusion of knowledge, v. 59. 
 
 — Sitlereal heavens, v. 99. 
 
 Distinguished men of modern times, v. 123-124. 
 
 Dover [Lord). Lite of Frederick ii.. king of Pnissja, v. 41-42. 
 
 Duer (W. A.) Const, jurisprudence of the U. S.. v. 160. 
 
 Dwight iTheodore. J/-.) History of Connecticut, v. 133. 
 
 Euler (L.) Letters ou naturnl philosophy, v. 55-56. 
 
 Fenelou (F= de S. de laM.) Lives of auc. philosophers, v. 140. 
 
 Fergusou (A.) History of the Roman republic, abr., v. 187. 
 
 Fletcher (James). History of Poland, v. 24. 
 
 Florian (J. C. P. de). History of the Moors o' Spain, v. 177. 
 
 Franklin (Benjamin). Memoirs ; by himself, v. 92-93. 
 
 Fiaser (Jamea-B.) Historical account of Persia, v. 70. 
 
 — Mesopotamia and Assyria, v. 157. 
 Gait (John). Life of lord Byron, v. 9. 
 
 Gleig (George Robert). History of'the Bible, v. 12-13. 
 
 Graves {Mrs. A. J.) Woman in America, v. 166. 
 
 Giiycoui (John H.) Animal mechanism, and physiology, v. 85. 
 
 Hale (Salma). History of the United States, v. 119-120. 
 
 Halleck (Fitz-Greene). Selections from Brit, poets, v. 112-113. 
 
 Hazen (Edward). Popular technology, or professions aud 
 trades, V. 149-150. 
 
 Head {SirF. B.) Life and adventures of Bruce, the African 
 traveller, v. 128. 
 
 Henry (C. S.) Epitome of the history of philosophy, Tr. 
 from the French of Bautain, with additions, v. 143-144. 
 
 Higgius (W. M.) The earth, : its physical condition and phe- 
 nomena. V. 78. 
 
 Hist, account of Iceland, Greenland, and Faroe Islands, v. 131. 
 
 Hist. ace. of the circumnavigation of the globe, v. 82. 
 
 Humboldt (Alexander von). Travels and researches, con- 
 densed. V. 64. 
 
 Irving (Washington). Life of Goldsmith, v. 121-122. 
 
 James (G. P. R.) History of Charlemagne, v. 60. 
 
 — Hiatury of chivalry, v. 20. 
 
 Jameson (Mrs. Anna). Memoirs of celebrated female sove- 
 reigns, V, 33-34. 
 
 Jameson (R.), Wilson (J.), and Muiray (H.) Discovery and 
 adventure in Africa, v. 16. 
 
 Johnson (Sam.) Life and writings. Ed. by W.P.Page. v. 109-110. 
 
 Keightly (T.) History of England from the earliest period 
 to 1839, v. 114-118. 
 
 Lander (R. and J.) Journal of an expedition to explore the 
 Niger, v. 35-36. 
 
 Launiau (James H.) History of Michigan, v. 139. 
 
 Lee (G. A.) Elements of geology, v. 178. 
 
 Leslie (J.). Jameson (R.). and Murray (H.) Discovery aud 
 adventure in the Polar seas and regions, v. 14. 
 
 Lewis and Clark. Expedition to the sources of the Missouri, 
 and thence to mouth of the Columbia. 18U4-1806, v. 154-156. 
 
 Lieber (F.) Essays on property and labor, v. 146. 
 
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 theii)^u2pQ aus den Memoireu des Satan. Das Bild des 
 
 Kaiserar 3. Otiiello. Der Mann irn Monde. 4. Mahrcben 
 
 fiir Sobue uud Tocbtec gebildeter Stande. Skizzen. 
 
 5. Lichtensteiu, romautiscbe Sage. 
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 — Relation of food to work. [Sm. rep., 1870.] .... 3936.25 
 
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 Havard (Jean Alexandre) and Fath (Georges). Les 
 
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 Paris, [1845.] 8° 3264.27 
 
 Havard (Henri). Dead cities of the Znider Zee. Tr. 
 by A. Wood. New ed. L , 1876. 12°. . 962.32 
 
 — Picturesque Holland. L., 187G. 8°. . . . 967.21 
 Havelok the Dane (Lav of, 1280). Ee-ed. by W. W. 
 
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 — Latham {R. G.) Havelok tho Dane. [In Roy. soc. of lit. 
 
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 1869. 12° 6334.09 
 
 Haven ( Gilbert, }ip. ) Our next-door neighbor : Mexico. 
 
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 er. Boston, 1872. 12° 3171.14 
 
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 Same. New ed., with notes. 2 v. L., 1853. 8^. 1565.17 
 
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 Hawthorne (Julian). Saxon studies. B. ,1876. 12°.964.29 
 
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 Hawthorne (Nathaniel). Life of Franldiu Pierce. 
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 (p. 155) ; also — 
 ■— Fiekh (J. T.) Hawthorne. 1876. . . .3076.17 
 
 — Hutton (R. H.) Essays, 1876 2532.26 
 
 — Lathrop (Q. P.) Study of H. 1876. . .3076.19 
 
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 man) ; N. A. rev., v. 76. 1853 ; New ELiglauder, v. 18, 1S60 
 (Marble Faun, a review, by E. W'. Robbius) ; v. 19, 1861 
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 Gale). 
 
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 Hay (David Ramsay). Attempt to define te^thetical 
 
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 1846. 12° 1412.22 
 
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 Hay (George, D.D.) Scripture doctrine of mir.icles. 
 
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 Hayne (Robert Y.) Speech on Foote's resolution. [In Moore (F.) 
 
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 Hayter (C. ) Introduction t<i perspective, drawing and 
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 of the reign of Elizabeth. Ed. by J. Bruca. Lon- 
 
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 Contents. 
 
 Burns. 
 
 Butler. 
 
 Chatterton. 
 
 Chaucer. 
 
 CoUius. 
 
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 Congreve. 
 
 Cowley. 
 
 Cowper. 
 
 Dry den. 
 
 English novelists. 
 
 Farquhar. 
 
 Gay. 
 
 Hogarth (On the works of). 
 
 Jonaou (Ben J 
 
 Milton. 
 
 Modern poets. 
 
 Old Eugliah ballada. 
 
 periodical essayists. 
 
 Poetry in general. 
 
 S!iakt.'flpearo. 
 Siicnsor. 
 Suckling. 
 Thomson. 
 
 Vanbrugh. 
 
 Wit and hunior.^ 
 
 Writers of pastoral. 
 
 Wycheriey. 
 
 ■ Life of Napoleon Bonaparte. 4 v. in 2. London, 
 
 1S52. 8 3127.16 
 
 Literary remains. 2 v. L., 1836. 8°. . . 3076.13 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Bellef.whethor voluntary? v.l. 
 Conduct ot life. v. 2. 
 Fight crhe), v. 2. 
 Fine art-i, v. 2. 
 
 Hazlitt (Biogr. sketch of), by 
 his son, V 1. 
 
 — (Character of), by Lamb, v.l. 
 
 — (Some thoughts on tho ge- 
 nius of), by IJuhver, v. 1. 
 
 — (Thoughts upon), by Tal- 
 fourd, V, I 
 
 Hubbea (Writings of), v. 1. 
 Liberty and necessity, v, 1. 
 Locke's Essay on the human 
 
 understanding, v. 1. 
 Main chance (The), v. 2. 
 Means and ends, v. 1. 
 Money (Want of), v. 2. 
 
 My first acquaintance with 
 poets [Cok-ridgej, v. 2. 
 
 Opera (The), v. 2. 
 
 P.-raonal pulitica, v. 1. 
 
 Persons one would wish to 
 have seen, v. 2. 
 
 Project for a new theory of 
 civil and criminal legisla- 
 tion. V. 1. 
 
 Self-love. V. 2. 
 
 Shyness of scholars, v. 2. 
 
 Spirit of monarchy, v. 2. 
 
 Tooke's ■ Diversions of Pur- 
 ley.' v. 1. 
 
 Vatican (The), v. 2. 
 
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 Youth (On the feeling of im- 
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 Notes of a jom-ney through France and Italy. Lon- 
 don, 1826. 8° 963.07 
 
 Oliver Cromwell : biography. L., 1857. 16°. 3045.09 
 Plain speaker. 2 v. London, 1851-52. 16° 2531.15 
 
 Cotitetits. 
 
 Party {Jealousy and spleeu 
 of), V. 2. 
 
 Pasta (Mme.) and Mars (MUe.), 
 V. 2. 
 
 People of sense, v. 2. 
 
 Personal character, v. 2. 
 
 Prose style of poets, v. 1. 
 
 Qualifications necessary to 
 success, V. 2. 
 
 Reading old books, v. 2. 
 
 Reason and imagination, v. 1. 
 
 Respectable people, v. 2. 
 
 Scott, Racine, and Shakes- 
 peare, V. 2. 
 
 Spirit of obligation, v. 1. 
 
 Spurzheim's theory, v. 1. 
 
 Success in life, v. 2. 
 
 Whether genius is conscious 
 of its powers, v. 1. 
 
 Antiqiuty, v. 2. 
 
 Application to study, v. 1. 
 
 Conversation of authors, v. 1. 
 
 Depth and superficiality, v. 2. 
 
 Difference between writing 
 and speaking, v. 2. 
 
 Dreams, v. 1. 
 
 Egotism, v. 1. 
 
 Envy, v. 2. 
 
 Hating (Pleasures of), v. 1. 
 
 Hot and cold, v. 1. , 
 
 Londoners and country peo- 
 ple, V. 1. 
 
 Look of a gentleman, v. 2. 
 
 New school of reform, v. 1. 
 
 Novelty and familiarity, v. 2. 
 
 Old age of artieta, v. 1. 
 
 Old Euglish, writers and speak 
 ers, v. 2. 
 
 On sitting for a picture, v. 1. 
 
 — Reply to the essay on population by T. R. Malthus. 
 
 [wion.] Loudon. 1807. 8° 5914.10 
 
 — Round table : a collection of essays on literature. 
 
 men, and manners. London, 1841. 12'^. 2531.12 
 
 Conletits. 
 
 Stanner. 
 
 Mi'tbiidism (Causes of). 
 
 Niglitmare. 
 
 Patriotism. 
 
 Pedantry. 
 
 Pitt (Character of). 
 
 Poi-tical cliaracter. 
 
 Poetical versatility. 
 
 Posthumous fame. 
 
 Pulpit oratory : Dr. Cbalmera 
 
 and ilr. Irving. 
 Religious hypocrisy. 
 Rousseau (Ohitractur of). 
 Scotch character. 
 Tendency of sects. 
 Waaherwomou. 
 
 contemporary portraits. New 
 2531.07 
 
 Actors and acting. 
 
 Arguing in a circle. 
 
 Beauty. 
 
 Buucle (John). 
 
 Character of John Bull. 
 
 Chaucer. 
 
 Classical education. 
 
 Commonplace critics. 
 
 Commonplace people. 
 
 Day by the fiie. 
 
 Dt-ath and burial. 
 
 Fame (Different sorts of). 
 
 Good nature. 
 
 Gusto. 
 
 Imitation. 
 
 Literary character. 
 
 Love of life. 
 
 - Spirit of the age: or 
 York, 1857. 12". . 
 
 Bentham. 
 
 Brougham. 
 
 Burdett (Sir F.) 
 
 Byron. 
 
 Campbell. 
 
 Cobbett. 
 
 Coleridge 
 
 Crabbe. 
 
 -Table talk. 2 v. 
 
 Aristocracy of letters 
 CharaL:ter (Knowledge 
 Coffee house politics, 
 Conduct of life, v. 2. 
 Corporate bodies, v. 2. 
 Criticism, v. 2. 
 Death (Fear of), v. 2. 
 
 Contents. 
 Eldon (Lord). 
 Gifford. 
 Godwin (Wm.) 
 Hunt (Leigh). 
 Irving (Edw.) 
 Irving {Wash.) 
 Jeffrey (F.) 
 Lamb (C.) 
 
 London, 1345-46. 
 
 Contents. 
 V. 2. 
 
 Mackintosh, 
 Malthus. 
 Moore (T ) 
 Scott (Walter). 
 Southey. 
 TookelHorne). 
 Wilberforce. 
 Wordsworth. 
 
 16\ . 2531.13 
 
 of). V 
 V.2. 
 
 Disadvantages of Intellectual 
 
 superiority, v. 2. 
 Effeminacy of character, v. 3. 
 Familiar style, v. 2, 
 Fight (The), v. 1. 
 Genius and common aeaae.v.l 
 Going a journey, v. 1. 
 
 la askin- for book*, use the " Bdok Order," giviujj tUa AUXEOR'a NAilli, the first part of tho TITLIi^aud the NUMBER.
 
 612 
 
 HAZLITT - HEALEY 
 
 Hazlitt (Wm. ), continued. 
 Great au4 littln tliinj^a, v. 2. 
 Ignorance ot the learued, v. 1. 
 p'.dian jugglers, v. 1. 
 Living to oue'8 self, v. 1. 
 Mpiii chance (Tbe), v. 2. 
 Milton's Bonuets, v. 1. 
 Opera (The), v. 2. 
 Paradox and commouplace, 
 
 V. 1. 
 Past and future, v, 1. 
 Patronage and pnfiiug. v, 2. 
 People with one idea, v. 1. 
 
 S.xme. New York, 1S57. ]2'. 
 
 ^ Xotf.. — A Bolectiou from the Engl, ed., with a few addl 
 tious. 
 
 Cimt'^nls. 
 
 Picturesque and ideal, v. 2. 
 Shyness of scholars, v. 2. 
 Hpirit of controversy, v, 1. 
 Thought and action, v. 1. 
 Travelling abroad, v. 1. 
 Vulgarity and affectation, v. 1. 
 Want of money, v. 1. 
 Whether actors ought to ait 
 
 in the boxes, v. 2. 
 Why distant objects please,v.2 
 Will -making, V, 1 
 
 . . . 2531.03 
 
 Antiquity, V. 2. 
 Application to study, v. 1. 
 Character { Knowledge of), v.l. 
 Conduct ot life. V. 2. 
 Conversation of authors, v. 2. 
 Corporati- bodies, V. 1. 
 Fear of death, v. 1. 
 Going a journey, T. 1. 
 Egotism. V. 1. 
 Gentleman (Look of a), v. 2. 
 Ignorance of the learned, v. 1. 
 Indian jugglers, v. 2. 
 My first acquaintance with 
 poets, [i.e. Coleridge], v. 2. 
 Old Euglish writers and speak- 
 . eis, V. 2. 
 
 Old age of artists, v. 1. 
 Painting {Pleasures of), v. 1. 
 I'LHt and future, v. 1. 
 People with one idea, v. 1. 
 Personal character, v. 2. 
 Persons one would wish to 
 
 have seen. v. 2. 
 Poussin's landscape, v. 1. 
 Prose style of poets, v, 2. 
 Reading old bnoks, v. 2. 
 Regal character, v. 1. 
 Shyness of scholars, v 2. 
 Vulgarity and affectation, v 2 
 Why distant objects please, 
 .1. 
 
 Will-making, v. 1. 
 Winterslow : essays and characters written there. 
 CoUeotea by his sou. L.,18'.0. 1'2° • . 2531.20 
 
 Contents, -1 
 
 Belief, whether voluntary. 
 BurliO (Character of). 
 Chatham (Character of lord). 
 Consistenc.v of f>pinion. 
 Essav-writing (Farewell to). 
 Feeling of immortality in 
 
 youth. 
 Fox (Character of)- 
 Matter and manner. 
 Mi-aus and ends. 
 Mind and motive. 
 
 My first acquaintance with 
 poets. [Coleridge, tic] 
 
 Party spirit. 
 
 Persoual identity. 
 
 Persons one would wish to 
 have seen. 
 
 Pitt (Character of). 
 
 ProjHct for a new theory of 
 civil and criminal legisla- 
 tion. 
 
 Public opinion. 
 
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 also Bentley's miscel.. V. 37, 1855 ; New monthly, T. 29, 
 1830 . and references in Poole's index. 
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 — Cat:il"giie of early English uiiscellanies, formerly in the Har- 
 
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 — Msmoirs of Wm. H'.izlitt. 2 v. L., 1867. li". 3076.20 
 
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 Heariie (Thomas). Collection of curious discourses 
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 — Eeliqui:6 Heamianae. Remains. Notes by P. Bliss. 
 
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 Hegel (GeorgWin. Friedrichl, rontinned. 
 
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 — ^ Philosopby of Aristotle. Tr. with comment., by W. T. Har- 
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 ^ Philosophy of liistory. Tr. by J. Sibree. London, 
 
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 of Germany. 1874 5413.14 
 
 — - — lutrod. to H.'s Encyclopedia. Tr. byT. Davidson, (/ji Jour- 
 nal of spec, philos., V.5, 1871 ; p. 234-260] ;— On H.'s .Es- 
 thetics. Tr. by G. S. Hall [In v. 7, 1873 ; p. 44-69.] On 
 H. '8 Logic, [la V. 6, 1872, p. 97-120] :— On H.'s phenomenol. 
 ogy. [In V. 6, 1872 : p. 53-82] ;— On H '8 Philos. of history. 
 [In V. 6. 1872, p. 340-350] ;— Ou H.'s Philos. ofreligion. [In 
 V. 7, 1873, p. 57-73] ;— Ou H.'s Philos. of right. [In v. 6, 
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 — Vera [A.) lYeudelenburg as opponent of Hegel. [In Journal 
 
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 See alsa Couteni. rev., v. 13, 1870 (Hegel and his connec. 
 tion with British thought) ; v. 20, 1872 (Hegel and Schel- 
 liug, by G, H, Lewes) : Aug.. 1874 (Lagrangeaud Hegel : the 
 spec, method, by G. H. Lewes) ; Fortn. rev,, v. 14, 1870 
 (Hegel, as a politician, by J. S. Henderson) ; April, 1873 
 (Dr. Stirliug, Hegel, and the mathematicians, by W. R. 
 Smith. "With rejoinder, by J. H. Stirling) ; Jom-nalof spec, 
 philos., V. 5, 1871, p. 319-337 (Review of Hartmaun on the 
 dialectic, by Michelet. Tr. by L. Soldau) ; v. 9, 1875 : p. 
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 Atta Troll ; ein Sommcrnachtatraum, v. 4. 
 Aus den Memoiten des Herrn von Schuabelewopski, frag- 
 ment, V.3. 
 Biographiach-literariache Skizze von Heme, v. G. Becker, v. 7. 
 Bbrue (Ludwlgi, v. 0. 
 Briele, v. 7. Briefe aus Berlin, v. 6. 
 
 Buch der Lieder, v. 2, 
 
 Deutschlaud ; ein Wintermiihrchen. v. 4. 
 
 Einleitung zur Prachtausgabe des Don Quixote, ,v. 5. 
 
 Elemeutargeister, v. 3. 
 
 Fauat (Doctor) ; ein Tanzpoem. nebst kuriosen Berichten iiber 
 
 Teufel, Hexen, uud Dichtkunst, v. 5, 
 Florentiniseho Niichte, v. 3. 
 
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 Franzosische Zuatiiude, v. 6. 
 Gedichte, v. 2, 4, uud 7. 
 
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 Gestiiuduis.'ie, v. 5. 
 
 Geschichte der Religion und Philosophie in Deutscliland, v. 3. 
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 Lieder (Neuer), v. 2, B. 
 Lndwig Marcus. Denkworte, v. 5. 
 
 Lutezia ; Berichte iiber Politik, Kunat und Volkaleben, v. 6. 
 Muaikaliache Saison von 1844, v, 0, 
 Polen (Ueber), v. 5. 
 Pyreuiien (Aus den), v. 6. 
 Rabbi von Bacherach, v. 3. 
 Reiaebilder, v, 1. 
 Romantische Schule, y. 5, 
 Romauzero, v, 4. 
 Salon, V. 3. 
 
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 Tragbdien, v. 2. 
 
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 work, by H. G. Hewlett) ; Putiiam's mag.. Nov. 185(1 (Last 
 
 years of Heiurich Heine) ; Temple Bar, May, 1870 (Heine's 
 
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 see its Table generate [8172,—]. 
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 — Burke (Sir B. ) Genealogical and heraldic dictionai-y 
 
 of the landed gentry of Great Britain and Ireland. 
 4th ed. 1868 6615.0S 
 
 Genealogical and heraldic dictionary of the peer- 
 age and baronetage of the British empire. 18th ed. 
 1856 ■ 6615.01 
 
 Same. 39th ed. 1877 6615.02 
 
 — Burke (J. ami .Sir B. ) . Eucyclop.'edia of heraldry, or 
 
 generalarmory of England, Scotland, and Ireland. 
 3ded. 1847 6614.11 
 
 — Vallaway (H.) Manual of heraldry for amateurs. 
 
 1828 "... 0621.22 
 
 — Fairhidrn (J. ) Crestsof the families of Gt. Britain and 
 
 Ireland. Ed. by J. Maclaren. 2 v. [I860.] 6614.20 
 
 — Hefner [0. T. von). Handbuch der theoretischen 
 
 und prEiitischen Heraldik. 2 v. 1863. . 6626.14 
 
 — Heraldry of nature ; the arms of the E — g — h peers. 
 
 [rtdOH.] Loudon, 1785. 16° 6621.26 
 
 Note. — A satire. 
 
 — MonliKju (J. A. ) Guide to the study of heraldry. 
 
 1840 6615.14 
 
 — 31(>ule ( r. ) Bibliotheca heraldica Magnse Britanniae ; 
 
 an analytical catalogue of books on genealogy, 
 heraldry, nobility, knighthood and ceremonies. 
 1822 ' 6615.15 
 
 — Nares(E.) Heraldic anomalies. 2 v. 1823. 6621.27 
 — 'PldVqiul (T.) Hist, discourse of heraldry. 1672. 6621.25 
 
 — Flimclii (J. li.) Pursuivant of arms ; or, heraldry 
 
 founded upon facts. 1876 6621.21 
 
 — PrestuHck (Sir J.) Respubhca ; or display of the 
 
 honors, ceremonies, and ensigns of the common- 
 we-ilth, under Oliver CromweU. 1787. . 3048.01 
 
 — Tyas (li.) Flowers and heraldry. 1851. .4913.22 
 
 See Ed. rev., v. 121, 1865 (Heraldic manuals) ; Nat. qu. 
 rev-, v 16, 1868 (Origin and influence of U ) ; Westni, rev , 
 V. 00, 1853, or Littell, 1853, v. 3 (Pedigree and heraldry). 
 
 j[JEg= .See also Knighthood. 
 Heraud (John A. ) Life and times of Savonarola. 
 [auon.'i London, 1843. 18° 3156.02 
 
 — Shakspere ; his inner life as intimated in his works. 
 
 London, 186-5. 8° 1754.19 
 
 Herbart ( Johaiiu Friedrich). Siimmtliche Werke. Hrsg. 
 V. G.' Harteustein. 12 v. Leipzig, 1850-52. 8°. 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Schriften zur Eiuleituug in die Philoso- 
 phie. 2. Kurze Encyclopiidie der Pbilostiphie. 3 4. Schrift- 
 en zur Metaphysik. 5-7. Schriften znr pHvcbulugie. 8-9. 
 Schriften zur praktiscben Philosophie. 10-11. Schriften 
 zur Piidagogik. 12. Historischkritiscbe Schriften. 
 
 iVea/su Journal of spec, pbilos., v. 8, 1874, p. 261-267 (H.'s 
 Rational psychology. Tr. by H. Haauel). 
 
 Herbersteiii (Sigismund von). Notes upon Kussia. 
 2 V. Tr. and ed. by K. H. Major. London, Hak- 
 hiylsoc, Mil. 8°. 996.14 
 
 Herbert (Edward, lord ; of Cherhury), Ancient religion 
 of the GentUes, Loudon, 1705. 8^ . . 3551.19 
 jeEJ- For Hoes of him, see Biography (p. 156). 
 
 Herbert (Algernon). Britannia after the Eomans ; re- 
 lig. and polit. revolutions in the 5th and succeed- 
 ing centimes, [foioii.] 2 V. L., 1836-41. 4^ 478.15 
 
 — Cycloids Christianus ; or an argument to disprove 
 
 the supposed antiquity of the Stonhenge and 
 other megalithic erections in England and Brit- 
 anny. Loudon, 1849. 8' 494.18 
 
 Herbert (Geoige). The temple. Sacred poems and 
 jirivate ejaculations. London, 1850. 16°. . 1611.29 
 
 Same. With memoir, and notes. By E. A. WUl- 
 
 mott. Boston, 1855. 16°. 1651.12 
 
 jBfg" For lives of H. see Biography (p. 616). 
 
 Herbert (Henry). A foi-tnight's journal. With man- 
 ner of his death on one of the Jura mountains. 
 1837. London, 1838. 16° 982.12 
 
 Herbert (Henry John George, 3cZ earl of Carnaroon). 
 Portugal and Galicia, with state of the Basque 
 Provinces. 3d ed. London, 1848. 12°. 982.21 
 
 Herbert (Henry Wm. ) American game in its seasons. 
 New York, 1854. 12° . 4615.09 
 
 — Captains of the old world. N. Y'., 1850. 12°. 3U82.03 
 
 — Captains of the llomau republic. New York, 1854. 
 
 12° 3082.04 
 
 — Field sports of the U. S. 2 v. N.Y.,1852. 8°. 4617.06 
 
 — Frank Forrester's fish and fishing of the U. S., and 
 
 British Provinces. London, 1849. 8°. 4616.07a 
 Same. NewYork, 1850. 8' 4616.07 
 
 SROQKI.VK UEHOAKTILS LliJKAUV.
 
 HERBERT -HERRING- 
 
 617 
 
 Same. Supplement. N. Y., 1850. 8°. . 4fil(;.10 
 
 — Frank Forrester's sporting scenes and charactrrs. 
 
 •2 V. Philadelphia, 1871. l"2° KllT.l'J 
 
 Conlfrtis : v. *1. My shotting box. Tho deer (^talkers. 
 2. Tho Warwick woodlauds. Tiie Quornilou hounilB. 
 
 — Henry the eighth and his six wives. New York, 
 
 1851. 12° 3077.25 
 
 -^ Hints to horse-keepers. N. Y., 1850. 12°. 4(J17.21 
 
 — Horse and horsemanship of the U. S. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 18.7. 1. 8" 4018.01 
 
 -=■ Persons and pictures from the histories of France 
 and England. New York, 185-1. 12'. . . 25:J-.>.01 
 
 — [CraitsD .^''r' iEschylus Prometheus and Agamemuon. 1712 04 
 
 tS'^or hisO.rnal romonc^-s of H.W.H. sec Fiction (p. 489). 
 
 Herbert { JIary Klizabctb, lady). Impressions of Spain. 
 
 New York, ISiJO. 12°. . 1)84.18 
 
 — Mission of St. Francis of Sales in the Chnblais. 
 
 London, 18G8. 12^ :!418.U6 
 
 — Mother of Saint Atigustine. L., 18i;8. 16°. 3124.26 
 Herbert (Wm. ) History of the twelve great livery 
 
 companies of London. 2 v. L., 1837. 8°. 494.11 
 
 Herbert {Hon. and Rev. Wm.) Works, excepting those 
 on botany and natural history. 3 v. London, 
 
 1«42. 8° G043.17 
 
 Conl<'nts : V. 1. Horie Scnndicffi, or works relating to old 
 Bcandiuaviati literature : Helgu. IIedin,e/c. Selei-t Icelandic 
 poetry, tiaushited. Hur» pieri.-e. Pia della Pietra. Julia 
 Moutalbau. The GiiabiboB. The waurtet era of Jutland, '-tc. 
 2. Reviews, essays, e/c. Sei'iiiouB. 3. Attila, or the triumph 
 of Christianity, a poem. Attiia and his pvedeceesurs : au 
 historical treatise. 
 
 Herbert Aiu'slie. See Maitland (Edward) 3581.21 
 
 Hercules. .?• c Blackiv. mag , May, 1874. 
 
 Herd. See alS'i Heard, and Hurd. 
 
 Herd (David). Ancient and modem Scottish songs, 
 ballads, etc. Kepr. of ed. of 1776. Memoir and 
 notes by S. Gilpin. 2 v. Edin., 1870. 8". 1046.04 
 
 Herder (Johaua Gottfried von). Outlines of a philo- 
 sophy of the history of man. Tr. bv T. Churchill. 
 2d ed. 2 v. London, 18li3. 8°. . . .5814.11 
 
 — Sammtliche Werke. 40 v. Stuttgart, 1852-54. 12°. 
 
 Contents. 
 Abhandhingen und Briefe Uber schone Literatnr 
 
 und KuuBt, v. 24. 
 Adra^t.a. v. 22. 33, 34. 
 
 Alteste Urkimde des Menschengescblechts, v. 4-5. 
 Autiquarische Aufsjitze. v, 25. 
 
 Blumea'.ese aus morpenliitidischeu Dicbtern, T. 21. 
 Briefe, das Stadium der Tbeolngie betreflfend, v. 12. 
 Briefe zur Befurderuug der Humanitat, v, 36. 
 Christlicbe Hyiunen, v. 13. 
 Christliche Keden und Homilien, v. 6. 
 CbiistUche Sohrilten. v. 10-11 
 
 Cid (Der), niit biat. Euleitung. dnrch J. v. SlilUer, t, 14. 
 Erlauteninyeu ziim ueueu Testaiuent, v. 7. 
 Fragiueute zur deutscbeu Literatur, v. 18-19. 
 Frilcbte aus deu so^-euannt goldeuen Zeiteu des ISten 
 
 Jabrhuuderts, v. 22. 
 Gedicbte, v. 13. 
 
 Geist der ebriiiacben Poesie, v. 1-2. 
 Ideen zur Gescbichte der ^tenschheit, v. 28-30. 
 Jobauues Offeiibaruug, v. 8. 
 Kalligone ; 1. Von .\iigenelimea u, Schouen. 2. Kunst u. 
 
 Kuustricbterei. 3. Vom Erhabenen und vom Ideal, v. 38. 
 Kritische WaUler ; oder Betracbtuugen uber die Wissen- 
 
 Bcbaft und Kunst dea Schijneu, v. 23. 
 Leben von Herder, von M. C. von Herder, v. 39-40. 
 Legendeu, dramatiscber Stiicke u. Dichtungeu, v. 15. 
 Na,bleae biat. philos Scliriften, v. 36. 
 
 Pruludiea zur Philosophie der CTeacbichted. Meaachbeit,v.27. 
 Saloiuuus Lie.ler^der Liebe, v. 3. 
 Scbrifteu zur griechiscbeu Literatur. v. 20. 
 Seele und Gott, v. 31. 
 
 Si>phron ; gesamnielte Scbulreden. v. 32. 
 Stiiuiuender Volkeriu Liederu, gesammelt von Herder, v. 16. 
 Stadium der Theologie. v. 9. 
 Terpsichore : lyrische Gedicbt«, etc., v. 17. 
 Veratand and Erfahrung. Vernunfl und Sprache. elue Meta- 
 
 kritik zur Kritik der reiue Vernuuft, v. 37. 
 Vorwelt (Die), v. 26. 
 
 — Hajenhach {K. R.) German rationalism. IftC.i. . .3556.04 
 
 i)®" For other references see Biography (p. 156). 
 
 Herdmau (John, M. D.) Essay on the causes and 
 phenomena of animal life. Edin.,1795. 8'. 4325.29 
 
 Herdman (W. G.) Thoughts on speculative cosmo- 
 logy and the principles of art. L.,1870. 8°. 1430.13 
 
 — Tfeatise on the curvilinear perspective of nature. 
 
 London, 1853. 8' 1432.21 
 
 Here aud beyond. See Carpenter (H. S.) 1859. . . . 3632.01 
 Hereditary descent. See Medicine, etc. {Heredity.) 
 
 Hereditary dignities. See Fiulayson (W. F.) 6616.24 
 
 Hereditary genius. See Gallon (F.) 1870 4736.15 
 
 Heredity .ft* Medicine. 'fe. tHredilii) 
 Herefordshire, ."^'-e Countries. {Herefordshire, p. 329.) 
 Heresies. See Biblical and religious lit., (p. 89), 
 Hereward the Saxou. 
 
 — Wright (7") Arlveutures of Hereward. [Inhis Essays on lit.. 
 
 etc.. V. 2. 1846.) 2722.21 
 
 See also Klugsley's novel ' Hereward, the last of the Eng- 
 lish ' [221. 70J : repr. from Good words, v. 6, 
 Hergenrother (Joseph A.) Anti-Janus: criticism of 
 "The pope and the council." Tr. by J. B. Rob- 
 ertson. Dublin, 1870. 8°. 3561.18 
 
 Heriooiirt iilme. Jenny d'). Woman's philosophy of 
 woman ; or women afEiauchised. New York, 
 
 18i;4. 12° 5821.14 
 
 Herkimer county. (N. T.) See Countries (p. 329). 
 Herman (Henry M. ) Treatise on the law of execu- 
 tions. New York. 1875. 8°. ..... .';612.23 
 
 Hermann (Johann G.J.) On Greek metres, [/n Seager's .^bridp . 
 
 nii-utg, V. 1.1 Clli.08 
 
 Hermann and Doiotbea. See Goethe (J. W. von). . . . 1044.12 
 Hermaphrodites. .'<i)iipson J.Y.] Herniaplirortitistn, ^/c. 4335.26 
 Hermas (Pastor of). |/n Hone (W.| Apoo. N. T. [3757.I)1J ;— 
 Apostolic falbers. 1870 |31C7.U2J. 
 
 ft« ato Donaldson (J.) Chr. lit, v. 1. 1864. . .3413.10 
 Hermes: ornniverB.dgrainuiar. See Harris (J.) Works. 5014.26 
 
 Hermes Scythicus. •S'pc Jamieson (J.) 6413.04 
 
 Hermes Trismegistus. Traduction complfete, precedee 
 dune ^tude Bur I'origine des livres hermetiques, 
 parL. M.-nard. 26 ed. 1807. 8°. . . . 3812.17 
 
 — Book of quiute essence. L., 1866. 8°. [Early E. 
 
 T. S., no. 10.] 7913.05 
 
 — Deutseli lE.O.M.) /n /lis Lit. remains. 1874 ; p. 181-190. 3645.U7 
 
 — Menard (7.) In Revue des deux moudes, avr., Itf66. . 
 Hermetic pbiloBopby. .See Occult sciences, 
 Hermippusredivivns. [By J. H. Cohausen.] Tr, by 
 
 J. Campbell. London, 1749. 8°. . . . 4322.25 
 Hermit (The) ; or adventures of Philip Quarll. 4th ed. 
 
 London, 1708. 12° 241.1.3 
 
 Hermits (The). See Kingsley (C.) 1868 3418.07 
 
 Herudon (Wm. Lewis). Exploration of the vallev of 
 the Amazon. 2 v. Witshiugtou. 1853. 8°. l!6"l.09 
 
 Same. Maps. Washington, 1S:.3. 8°. . 1104.10 
 
 Hero of Alexandriit. Pneumatics. Tr. bj' B. Wood- 
 croft. London, 1851. sq. 8° 4020.02 
 
 Hero and Leander. poem. ,Ver Musjeus :— Marlowe (C.) 
 Hero boy : Gen. Grant. S-e Headley (P. C.) .... 3067.17 
 Herodiauus. History of his own times, or of the 
 Koman empire alter Marcus, [a. d. 180-240.] Tr., 
 with notes, by .T. Hurt. L., 1749. 12°. . 434.12 
 Herodotus. {Sef History (Ancient, p. G22). for tis 
 
 works aud commentaries thereon. 
 Heroes, hero-worship, and the heroic. 
 
 — Girlyle (C.) Heroes, hero-worship, elc. . . 2515.12 
 
 — Dana (.4. H.) InflueU'-e of great men. f/n his Ethical in- 
 
 quiries, 1362 ; p. 211-252.] 2.V21.25 
 
 — Emerson (R. W.) Heroism. [In his Essays, let s., p. ',i21-41. 
 
 1873 2521 05 
 
 Uses of great men. [In his Rep. men. 1852 ; p. 9-43.] 2524.09 
 
 — Heioletl (II. G.\ Heroes of Europe. 1801. . 32(i3.25 
 
 — Kingsiey {€.} Heroism, [/a Health and education, 1874.] 2531. U2 
 
 — . Perci/ anecdotes, V. 7, 182;J 6211.07 
 
 -— lempte {Sir IF.) Of heroic virtue. [In his Works, v. 3. p. 
 
 313 405.] 5075.04 
 
 — Willjety'orce (S. ) Heroes of Hebrew history. 2d ed. 
 
 1870 3023.16 
 
 S'e afyo New monthly mag., May, 1876 (Rise of hero wor- 
 Bbip as au element of sovereignty, by G. L. Gomme) ; and 
 chapters 8 aud 9 in V. 2 of Gladstone's Homer and Ho- 
 meric age. 
 
 Heroic espistle from Donna Teresa Pinna y Kuiz, of 
 Miucia, to Richard Twiss, esq. Dublin, 1776. 
 
 12° i,i 5911.06 
 
 Heroines of the Crusades. See Bloss (C. A.) 1853. . . 6623.26 
 
 Heroines of history. ,Vef Jenkins (J. S.) 3262 15 
 
 Heroines of history. See Owen (.1/rs. O. W.) .... 3261.21 
 Heron (Robert). Journey through the western coun- 
 ties of Scotland, 2v. Perth, 1799. -8°. . 954.21 
 Herrera y Torderillas lAutouio, b. 1549, (i. 1625). Discovery of 
 America bv Columbus, 1492-1506. [In Kerr (R.) Voyages. 
 etc., V. 3, p". 212-342.] 914.10 
 
 — Discovery of Floi-ida, and attempts to settle that country by 
 
 the Spaniards, Ponce de Leon, 1512 ; Narvaez, 1.52.^ ; aud De 
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 Henick (Robert). Hesperides ; or works both human 
 aud divine. 2 v. Boston, lS5i'.. 16=. . . 1651.13 
 Contents : v. 1. Biogr. notice. Hesperides. 2. Hespe- 
 rides. Noble numbers. 
 
 — Select poems. [Sanf. and Walsh's Brit, poets.v. 6, 1819.] 1691 .05 
 — ■ Drake {.X.) Lit. hours, v. 3, 1800 ; p. 25 89 2527.10 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 47, 1853 : N. A. rev., v. 84, 1857, 
 
 78 lu asking for books, use the ■• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the flrat part of the TITLE, aud the NU.MBER.
 
 618 
 
 HERRING- HEWSON 
 
 Herring (James) and Iiongacre (James B. ) "National 
 portrait gallery of distinguished Americans. 4 v. 
 New Yorls, 183i-39. 1. «' 3247.08 
 
 Herring (Richard). A few personal recollections of 
 Kev. George Croly. London, 1861. 16°. . 3044.26 
 
 — Paper, and paper-making. With iutrod. by G. Croly. 
 
 London, 1S55. 8° 3931.13 
 
 Herschel (Caroline). Herschel {3frs. J.) Memoir and 
 
 J coiTesi^ondence of. 1876 3081.20 
 
 -Herschel (3Irs. John). Memoirs and correspondence 
 of Caroline Herschel. N. Y., 1876.. 12°. 3181.26 
 Herschel (John F. W.) Admiralty manual of scien- 
 tific enquiry. 2ded. London, 1851. 12°. 3913.20 
 
 — Essays [scientific] from the Edinburgh and Quarterly 
 
 reviews, with addresses and other pieces. Lon- 
 don, 1857. 8°. 3914.34 
 
 Contents : Address to subscribers to Windsor and Eton 
 public library. Mecbauism of the heavens. Terrestrial 
 magnetism. ' Inductive sciences : review of Whewell. 
 Humboldt's Kosmos. Probabilities. Addresses to the 
 Royal astron. society. Blemoir of F. Baily. Address to 
 Brit, assoc. 1845. Poetical pieces, orig. and translated. 
 
 — Familiar lectures on scientific subjects. London, 
 
 1867. 1G° 3913.26 
 
 Contents : About volcanoes and earthquakes. The suu. 
 On comets. The weather and weather prophets. Celes- 
 tial meaaurings and weighings. On light. On sensorial 
 vision. The yard, the pendulum and the metre. On 
 atoms. On the origin of force. On the absorption of light 
 by colored media. On the estimation of skill in target- 
 shooting. 
 
 — Lecture on the metric system. [ With Davies (C. ) 
 
 Metric system. New York, 1871. 12°.] .4015.16 
 
 — Meteorology. [In Encyclopeedia Brit., v. 14, 1S58.] 
 
 — Outlines of astronomy. Phil., 1852. 8°. .4016.13 
 
 Same. 7th ed. London, 1804. 8°. . .4017.12 
 
 Same. London, 1851. 16°. [L.C.C.] .4016.12 
 
 — Preliminary discourse on the study of natural phi- 
 
 losophy. London, 1851. 16° 4022.16 
 
 — Research on atoms. [In Sm. report, 1802.) .... 3936.17 
 
 — Sound. [In Encyc. Metropolitana, v. 4, 1845.] . . . 
 
 — Telescope. [In Encyc. Britanuica, v. 17, 1859.] . . 
 
 JVote. — Numerous astronomical papers by Sir J. F. W. H. 
 
 are contained in the Memoirs of the Royal astronomical 
 
 80C. (p. 50 of catalogue). 
 
 j^g- See also Biography (p. 156). 
 Herschel {Sir Wm.) See Biography (p. 156) ; also Mrs. J. Her- 
 
 Bchel's Memoir of Caroline Herschel (3081.26], and review 
 
 in Quar. rev., Apr., 1876. 
 Hersey (Charles). Histoiy of Worcester, Mass., 1836- 
 
 1861. Worcester, 1862. 8° 611.07a 
 
 Hertfordshire. See Countries (p, 320). 
 
 Hertz (E.) Diseases of the respiratory organs. [In Zlemssen 
 
 (H. von). Cyclop., V. 5, 1875.] 4358.05 
 
 Hertz (Henrik). King Eene's daughter, a lyrical 
 drama Tr. by T. Martin. N.Y.,1S67. 12°. 1725.08 
 ■Hertzeu (Alexander. ) My exile in Siberia. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1855. 8° 1024.05 
 
 Reviewed in Revue des d. mondes. juil.. sept., 1854. 
 See notice of A. H. in Temple Bar. April. 1670. 
 
 Hervey (George Winfred). System of christian rhetoric. 
 
 New York, 1873. 8° 3557.18 
 
 Hervey (James). Meditations and contemplations. 
 
 Boston, [n.ri] 12° 3557.19 
 
 — Eemarks on Bolingbroke's Letters on history. Lon- 
 
 don, 1752. 8° 3522.18 
 
 — Theron and Aspasio. Added, Aspasio vindicated. 
 
 Loudon, 1837. 8° 3562.18 
 
 Hervey (Thomas Kibble). Illustrations of modem 
 sculpture, with descriptive prose and illus. poetry. 
 18 pi. London, 1834. fol 1437.19 
 
 — Poems. Ed. by Mrs. T. K. Hervey. Boston, 1806. 
 
 24° 1651.16 
 
 Herzberg (Z)rr — ). The sewing machine. Tr. by U. 
 Green. 7 pi. London, 18U4. 8°. . . . 3922.01 
 Herzog (Johaun Jakob). Protestant theological and 
 ecclesiastical encyclopaedia : a condensed transla- 
 tion, by J. H. A. Bomberger. v. 1. Philadelphia, 
 1858. 8° 3418.18 
 
 — Keal-Eucyclopiidie fiir protestantische Theologio 
 
 und Kirche. 18 v. Hamburg and Gotha, 18S4- 
 C4. 8° 3508.01 
 
 Same. v. 19-21 , Supplement. 3 v. Gotha, 1865- 
 
 66. 8' 3568.19 
 
 Hesekiel (Johann Georg Ludwig). Life of Bismarck. 
 
 Tr. and ed. by K. R. H. Mackenzie. London, 
 1870. 8°. . . 3018.01 
 
 — Eefugirt and Emigrirt. Eine brandenburgiseh-lran- 
 
 zosische Geschiehte. 3 v. Berlin,1869. 16°.7n7.02 
 
 Hesiodus. Carmina. Gr. et Lat. Ed. F. S. Lehrs. 
 
 Parisiis, Dklot. 1841. 8° 7765.08 
 
 — Epics. [Works and Days, and Theogony. Greek 
 
 text.] With an English commentary, by F. A. 
 Paley. L., 1861. 8°. [Long's Bibl. class. ] 7763.07 
 
 — Qvae exstant. Cvrante C. F. Loesnero. Lip.sije, 
 
 1778. 12° 7761.01 
 
 — Theogony. Works and Days. Tr. in prose by J. 
 
 Banks ; Metrical tr. by C. A. Elton. London, 
 Bohn, 1856. 12° 16.-j3.01 
 
 — [Works, outlined and explained.] By J. Davies. 
 
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 — "Works and days. [Georgics.] Tr. by G. Chapman. [ ]Vitli Ho- 
 
 mer. Batiachomyomachia. Loudon, 1858. sq. 10°.] 1655.01 
 
 - — Works. Tr. by T. Cooke. [In Chalmers (A.) English poeta. 
 
 v. 20, 1810.] 1626.20 
 
 — Bunsen [C. C. J.) In las God in history, v. 2, 1868. . 
 
 — Flaxinan{J. )*Compositions from theWorks, Days, and 
 
 Theogony of Hesiod. Engr. by W. Blake. N.2V. 13 
 See also histories of Greek literature ; and Fortu. rev., 
 l\Iay, 1875 (Hesiod, by J. A. Symondsi. 
 Hesperides: or [poetical] works. &« Herrick (R.) 2v. 185C. 1651.13 
 
 Hesperus. See Riehter (J. P. F.) 243.12 
 
 Hess (Jean Gaspard). Life of Ulrich Zwingle. Lon- 
 don, 1812. 8° 3187.18 
 
 Hessey (James Augustus). Sunday : its origin, hist., 
 
 and obligation. London, 1860. 8°. . . 3557.21 
 
 Hettuer (H. J. T.) Athens and the Peloponnese. 
 
 With sketches of northern Greece. Edinburgh, 
 
 1854 992.04 
 
 Hetzel (Pierre Jules). [' P. J. Stahl,' jyseiid.} 
 
 — De Paris a Baden. Voyage d'un etudiant. Leipzig, 
 
 [)i.d.] 12° 7038.07 
 
 — De Baden au Drakenfels. Kecits et divagations. 
 
 Histoire d'un homme eurhume et autres histoires. 
 2eed. Paris, [)i.d.] 12° 7038.10 
 
 — Les bonnes fortunes parisiennes. 2 v. Paris, [n. d. ] 
 
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 d'une opticienue et d'un lieutenant de dragons. Apparte- 
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 Nouv. serie, 6e ed. Le reveil sur la Bastei. Mux Rigault. 
 Recit de Maurice. Les amours d'un notaire. Idees d'lm 
 vieax gartjon sur I'amour. Le tour de Nickel. 
 
 — Histoire dun homme enrhume. Voyage ou il vons 
 
 plaira ; par A. de Musset et P. J. Stahl. Paris, 
 [/(.d] 12° 7038.08 
 
 — Morale familiere, contes, reoits, souvenirs et couseils 
 
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 — tind Muller ( — ). Le nouveau Kobinson Suisse. 
 
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 Heubner (O.) Syphilis of the brain and nervous system. [In 
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 Heurtley (Charles A., D.D.) Athanasian creed: re- 
 jecting Mr. Ffoulko's theoiy. Oxf.,1872. 8°. 3545.24 
 
 Hewett (Capt. J. F. Napier). European settlements 
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 He'wius (James M. ) Hints concerning church music, 
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 Hewit (Rev. A. F. ) Problems of the age ; with studies 
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 — Report on midwifery and diseases of women and children, 
 
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 HeTVSon (liri: Wm.) Hebrew nnd Gioek scriptures, 
 
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 London, 1870. 8" 3736.06 
 
 — — Same. Illustrations, c(c. [Diagrams.] London, 
 
 1870. 4'. 3737.01 
 
 Be±ham(Gliureh of). Records. 1G52-1654. Ed. by 
 
 E. B. Underbill. London, 1851. 8". [Hanserd 
 
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 Hey (John). Discoiirsea on the malevolent sentiments. 
 
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 Hey (Richard). Some principles of civilization ; on 
 
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 Heywood (Joseph Converse). Antonius : dramatic 
 
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 — How they strike me, these authors. [Essays. ] Phila- 
 
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 — Fom-P.'a. [/)iDodsley{R.) Col. of oldplays.v. 1, 1780.] 
 
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 Higdeu (^Ranulphus). Polychrouicon, [to Edward in. ] 
 
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 and J. R. Lumby. 6 v. L., 1865-76. 8=. [Rolls 
 
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 — Horae sabbaticae : vulgar errors respecting the sabbath. Lou- 
 
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 G. E. Pond. Richardson (H. A.), by O. C Tobey. Spurr 
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 (F. C). by G. L. Ohauey. How (J.), by J. H. Schooler. 
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 J.), Grafton (G. I ), Brown (H, F), Storrow (S,), by T. W. 
 Higj^iusori. Robeson (T. R.), by J c. Davis. Bowman 
 (E. C), bv E D. McCarthy. Burrage (J. P.), by D. R. Cidy. 
 Haven (S C ), by A. P. Peabndy. Hodges (J.), by T. D. 
 Hodges. Parker (A. C ), by W, W, Parlier. Ropes (H ), by 
 H M. RoKers. Stone (G. A ), by Mrs. L. P. Hopkins. 
 Tucker (,J. H.), by J. W. Cotton. Barker (A.), Stevens (E. 
 I..), by A- Lincoln. Boynton (W. P.), by H. F, Jenks. 
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 E. J. Cutler. Ohapin (E ), by P. B. Oluey. Crowninshield 
 (F. W.). by W. P. Walley. Hedges (J. N ), by A. G. Sedg- 
 wick Thurston (.\. G ), by W. L. Richardson, Paine (S.), 
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 Contents : Saints and their bodies. Physical courage. 
 Letter to a dyspeptic. Murder of the Innocents. Bai bar- 
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 tobacco. Health of our girls. April days. My outdoor 
 study. Water-lilies. Life of birds. Procession of the 
 flowers. Snow. 
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 Higg3 (Arthur). Lafayette : a study and a polemic. 
 
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 phy and liistoiy. London, 1872. 8^, . , 441,26 
 
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 Hill (A. F.) Secrets of the sanctum. PhDadelpliia, 
 187.5. 12° ♦. . . 2711.11 
 
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 Hill (John). An account of the life and writings of 
 Hugh Blair. Loudon, 1807. 8°. . . .3(121.08 
 Hill (.Rfu, John). Sermons. 8th ed. L,, 1817. 8°. 3562,13 
 Hill (John, principal of Vie Normal college, Ceylon). 
 
 — Geography of India, London, [1874.] 12°, 1031,23 
 HiU (John Boynton), History of Mason, N, H,, 17J9- 
 
 18,58. Boston, 1858. 8° 654.08 
 
 Hill (.John Harwood). Chronicle of the christian ages 
 to 1858. 2 v. Uppingham, 1859. 8°. . 445.21 
 
 HiU (John Ward). Manual of the law of fixtures. 2d 
 ed. New York, 1871, 8° 5:;23.27 
 
 H111(L, L, ) Treatise on heliochromy; pictures in 
 natural colors. New York, 1856. 8°. . .3934.35 
 
 Hill (Kosamoiid (md Florence). What we saw in Au- 
 stralia. London, 1875. 12° 1002.15 
 
 Hill (S. S.) Travels in Peru and Mexico. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1860. 12° 1163.11 
 
 Hill (Thomas). Geometry and faith. New York. 1874. 
 12° 3557 29 
 
 — Second book in georietry.' B, 1863. 12°. . 4iill.32 
 
 — True order of studies. N. Y., 1.S70. ^2^ .5512.30 
 Hillard (George Stillinan). Life and campaigns of G. 
 
 B. MoCL'llan. Philadelphia, 1864. 12^ 3115.15 
 
 — Life of Capt. John Smith. [In Sparks J.) Amer. biog., v. 2, 
 
 1853.) 3241.02 
 
 — Memoir of James Brown. B., 185G. 8°. .302!..19 
 
 — Six months in Italy. 2 v. B., 1853. 12°, 972,08 
 Hillary (■'' 11- Wm.) Appeal for preservation of lives and prop- 
 erty from shipwreck. [/« Pamphleteer, v. 23] ;— On the im- 
 proveineut and embcllisliment of tlie metropolis, [hi Pam- 
 phleteer, v, 24) ;— Plan for a steam life-boat ; also lor the 
 extingni.shnient of a fire at sca : — Sketch of Ireland in 
 1824 : evils, their remedies (/u Pamphleteer, v, 25.] 5058.25 
 
 Hiller {Dr. Ferdinand). Mendels.sohn, Letters and 
 recollections, Tr. by M, E. von Glehn, 2d ed. 
 London, 1874, 8° 3123.35 
 
 Hillern (Wilhelmine von, geh. Birch). Ein Arzt der 
 
 Secle. 2 v. Berlin. 1869. 16° 7117.18 
 
 ,ey For English transl. of her novels see Fiction (p. 489). 
 
 HillgTove (Thomas). Art of dancing. New York, 
 1864. 16= 4613.09 
 
 Hillhouse (James Abraham). Dramas ; discourses. e!c. 
 
 2 v. Boston, 18..i9, 16° 1725.14 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Dramas : Demetria. Hadad. Percy's 
 masque. 2. The judgment. Sachem's wood, a X'oem. 
 Discourses : On the choice of an era in epic and tragic writ- 
 ing. On the relations of literature to a republican gov- 
 ernment. On tbe life aud services of Lafayette. The her- 
 mit of Warkworth, a ballad by Thomas Percy. 
 
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 Hills, lakes, aud forest streams. .Vfr- Hammond (.S.H.) 1800. 1112.10 
 Hillside uii'l seaside iu poetry. A'-cLarcom (L.) 1877. .1003.39 
 
 Hilton iDavid). IJri^andage iu South Italy. 2 v. 
 
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 Himalajras. S>'f! Countries (p. 329). 
 
 Himerius, tiredc xophid. Ueclamatioues. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Emend. F. Diibaer. rarisiis,I>;./oM849. 8". 7766.00 
 Hind (Honvy Youle). Insects aud diseases injurious to 
 
 the wheat crop. Toronto, 1857. 8'. . . 0121.10 
 
 — Explorations in the interior of the Labrador penin- 
 
 sula. 2 V. London, 18(;3. h^. ... 11.53.1.5 
 
 — Narrative of the Canacliau Red River exploring ex- 
 
 pedition of 18.57, ek. 2 V. L., 1800. 8^ 1151.1(i 
 Hind (John Russell). Comets. L., 1852. 12°. 4013.12 
 
 — The .solar system. New Yorlc, 1852. 12°. . 4013.0G 
 Hinderer (Anna). Seventeen years in the Yoruba 
 
 countiy. Memorials. Introd. by R. B. Hone. 
 3ded. London, 1873. 16^ 1091.20 
 
 Hindoo. .V^je Hindu, bd'tiv. 
 
 Hindostan. •St'^ Countries (7n(Z('a. p. 331). 
 
 Hinds (Llicbard Briusley). Regions of vegetation, [/n Belcher 
 (Sir E.) Voyage round tiie world, etc.] .... 925.22 
 
 Hinds (Samuel), Newman (J. H. ), and others. His- 
 tory of the christitin church in the 1st centuiy. 
 London, [rufjoui 18.53.] 12° 3115.10 
 
 Same. [Continued] to the present day, by J. A. 
 
 Jeremie, A. Lyall, and others. 2 v. London, 
 1852-53. 12° 3415.17 
 
 Hindu language. S'te Language (India). 
 
 Hindu law. See Law (Hiudnj. 
 
 Hindu literature. See Literature (Oriental). 
 
 Hindu religion. S-e Biblical aud relig. lit. {Hinduism, p. 100) ;— 
 Countries (India, p. 33J.332). 
 
 Hiues (David i'. of S. C, 6. about 1810). Life, adven- 
 tures, and opinions. New York, 1840. 12". 3081.17 
 
 Hinea (liev. Gustavus). Life on the plains of the Pa- 
 cific. Ore<?on, its history, condition and pro.s- 
 pects. Buffalo, 1851. 12° 1123.02 
 
 Bingstou (Edw. P. ) Genial showman : reminiscences 
 of Artamus Ward. New York, 1S70. 8^.3176.23 
 
 Hiiiman (Royal Ralph). Letters from English kings 
 and queens, to governors of the colony of Connec- 
 ticut, with answers, 1635-1719. Hartford, 1836. 
 12° 591.14 
 
 Hintoii (James). Health and its conditions. New 
 York, 1871. 12° 4322.22 
 
 — Diseases of the ear. [In Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 3. 
 
 1862] 4337.03 
 
 — Life in nature. New York, 1872. 16°. . .4723.19 
 
 — Man and his dwelling place. N.Y.,1859. 12°. 3573.20 
 
 — Mystery of pain. New York, 1872. 12°. . 3562.05 
 -^ — Same. London, 1.S74. 12° 3556.29 
 
 — Report on physiology, with bibliograpliy. 1863-64. [New Sy- 
 
 denham soc. year boolt. Loudon, 1804-65. 8".] . . 43J4.U5 
 Hiatou ^Johu Howard). History and topography of 
 U.S. [To 1826.] Hlus. 2 v. L., 1830. 4". 578.02 
 Hinton (Louis J.) Report on the working of stone aud on arti- 
 ficial stone. [U. S. Com. to Int. exkib. at Vienna, 1873. Re- 
 ports, v. 4,1870.) 3016.18 
 
 Hintbu (R. J.) Brief biographies. English r.idical 
 
 leaders. New York , 1875. 12°. . . . .3221.14 
 
 Contents : The independent members : Prof. Fawcett. Sir 
 
 C, W. Dilko. Peter A. Taylor. Sir J. Lubbock. Joseph 
 
 Cowau. Robert M. Carter. The tabor agitation and its 
 
 f fiends : Th. Hughes. A.J. MuudeUa. Alex. Macdouald. 
 
 Th. Brassey. Sam. Morley. Parliamentari/ at/ilators : Sam. 
 
 Plimsoll. Sir W. Lawson. Ed. Miall. Henry Ricliards. 
 
 Popular leaders : G. J. Holyoake. Joseph Arch. Charles 
 
 Bradlaugh. Geo. Odger. Jos. Chamberlain. 
 
 Hints for six mouths iu Europe. See Latrobe (J.H.B.) 1809. 944.13 
 
 Hints on horsemanship, [aiion.] L., 1839. 12°. 4627.13 
 
 Hints on shooting. Sec Idle (O) 1855 4626.11 
 
 Hints on shore shooting. ,S't t; Harting (J. E.) 1871. . . 4615.31 
 Hinta ou the natures of duns, [imou.] 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1815. 8° 2528.31 
 
 Hints to young painters. See Sully (T.) 1873 1425.14 
 
 Hints towarils physical perfection. .S>« Jacques (D .H.) . 4325.16 
 
 Hip joint (Diseases of the). See Medicine. 
 
 Hippocrates. Gi-nuino works. i>om the Greek, by 
 
 F.Adams. 2v. L.,.S;/*(i/(f(rti.TOc.,1849. 8°. 4316.10 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Prelim, discourse. Auc. medicine, .^irs, 
 
 w.^tei's, and places. Prognostics. Regimen in acute dis- 
 
 eases. 1st ami 3d booksof the epirtemi.s. Injuries of the 
 bead. 2. Things rel. to surgery. Fractures. Articula- 
 tions. Mochliius. Aphorisms. The oath. The law. Ul- 
 cers. Fistula). Hemorrhoids. The sacred disease. Index. 
 
 SuiselUJ. It) Hist and heroes of medicine. . . , 4313,01 
 
 See also Now monthly m.ag,, Dec, lHr,7 (Ilippocratos). 
 
 Hippolytug, {his/iop of Rome). Refutation of all heresies. 
 
 Tr, by J, H. Macinahon. With fragments from his 
 
 commentaries on books of scripture. Tr. by S.D. K. 
 
 Salmond. 2v. Edin., 18(;8-G9. 8\ [A. N. "C. libr., 
 
 V. 6. 7.] 3467.10 
 
 — Eolutatio omnium hiBresium. [/« Hansen (0. C. J.) Chris- 
 tianity, c'c., v. 6, 1854.) 341100 
 
 juar- For memoirs rel. to II. and ago, see Biography (p. l.'jT). 
 Hip3ley(W.) Equational arithmethic, applied to in- 
 terest, annuities, life nssuriincc, and commerce. 
 2 V. London, IKfvWe, 185 1-.58. 16". . . 4iil2.0:i 
 Hireling and the slave. .V« Grayson (W. J.) 18.",6. . .1616.09 
 Hirtius lAulns). Suppl. books. ,See Cssar (C.J.) Commentaries. 
 Hislop (.Alexander). X'roverbsof Scotland, with notes. 
 New ed. Edinburgh, 1868. 12°. . . .6214.11 
 Histology., ."fee Medicine. iHislolngy) 
 
 Historic Augnsti© scriptores. See Augustan historians (p. 57). 
 Historians. See Biography (Collective, p. Ill) ;— aud lives of in- 
 dividual liUtorians. in Biography (p. 116-215). 
 Historic Americans. S'e Parker (Tlieodore). 1870. . 3243.07a 
 Historic bye-ways. See Wraxall (-S'"' C. F. L.) , , . .2546,19" 
 Historic devices, c/c, *■.. Palliser (J/is. F. B.) 1870. .14.i2,lC 
 
 Historic ninepins. &« Timbs (John;. 1869 6216.21 
 
 Historical account of circumnavigation of the glolje, 
 
 to the death of Cook. [««o».] Edin., 1837.16°. 921.U6 
 
 Historical and descr. ace. of Iceland, Greenland, and 
 
 Faroe Islands, [ajion.] Edin., 1841. 16°. 1142.01 
 
 Historical characters. Set Bulwer (U. L.) 3257.08 
 
 Historical documents from the Old Dominion. No. 1. .See Or- 
 derly book, WiUiainsburg, Va., 1776 676.11 
 
 Historical essays aud dissertations. By Sir J. Stod- 
 dart, colonel Proctor, lord Brougham, prof. Creasy, 
 
 London, 1S58. 12° 445.14 
 
 Contents: Uses of history as a study, by Stoddart, State 
 of Europe at the fall of the Roinau empire. The feudal 
 system aud the Crusaders, by Proctor. The French revo- 
 lutiou, by Brougham. The linglish nation : what we are, 
 and whence we are, by Creasy. 
 Historical gleauings. See Rogers (G. E. T.) 2 v. . . . 3252.21 
 Historical illustrations of the passions, [ajiod.] 2 v. 
 
 London, 1825. 8° 5436.01 
 
 Historical magazine, and notes and queries, cone, the 
 antiq., history, and biography of .\merica, v. 1, 
 Boston, 1857 ; v. 2-U, N. Y., 1S58-65 ; v. 10, 
 
 Morrisania, 18G6. 4° 8129.01 
 
 Same. 2d series, v. 1-10. Morrisania, 1867-70. 
 
 4° 81-29.11 
 
 Note —Of V. 10 only nos. 1-2, July aud Aug., 1871, have 
 been issued. 
 
 Same. 3d series, y. 1-3. Morrisania, 1871-74. 
 
 4° 8129-21 
 
 Note. — V. 1 of 3d series included nos. for Jan., Feb., 
 
 Mch., 1872 ; Apiil, May, June, 1873 ; v. 2. July-Die. . 1873 ; 
 
 of V. 3 the first number only, that for Jau,, 1874, has been 
 
 issued up to this date (1877). 
 
 Historical memoirs of the house of Bourbon, [aiioii.] 
 
 2v. London, 1831. 16° 521.03 
 
 Historical outlines of political Catholicism, [aiioi.] 
 
 London, 1853. 8° 3426.09 
 
 Historical pictures of the middle ages. By a wander- 
 ing artist, [auoii.] London, 1846. 12^. . 143.11 
 Historical reason why. English history. London, 
 
 [ii.rf.] 12° 463.23 
 
 Historical sketches of the old painters. See Lee {Mrs. H. F.) 
 
 1811.) 1431 07 
 
 Historical studies. See Lawrence (Eugene) 3427.00 
 
 Historicus. .SVe Harcourt (W. G. V.) 
 
 History of a book. See Carey (Annie) 2765.16 
 
 History of a ship, from her cradle to her grave. Lon- 
 don, [1874.] sq. 16° 4517.36 
 
 History of painting : ancient and modern, [((hoh.] 
 
 London, 18:!5. 18° 1412.25 
 
 History of Poinpey the little. See Coventry (Francis). . 165.14 
 History of silk, cotton, linen, wuol, and otaer fii.rous 
 substances ; including observations on spinning, 
 dyeing, and weaving. N. Y., 1853. 8°. . 3931.06 . 
 History of the British dominions iu North .\merica : 
 [1197-1763. an>n.'\ Loudon, 1773. 4°. . 578.01 
 History of the holy catholic inquisition. With introd., 
 by C. Mason. Philadelphia, 1835. 12°. . 342i;.28 
 History. 8^ For other anonymous titles beginning with ' His- 
 tory ' see tlie name of the person, place, or subject, to 
 wiiich the works relate, .^ee also titles iu Fiction (p, 489), 
 beginning with ' History.' 
 
 In asking for books, use tho " Book Order," giviug the AUTEOll'd S.VMli, the first pan of the TITLE, aud the NDUBER.
 
 622 
 
 HISTORY. 
 
 Aerasoemext of SaBDlvmoNS.— 1, Ancient History : General wnrlcs.—2, Ancient History : Orltnlal nations only.— 
 3, Middle Ages— 4, Modern History.— 5, Pliilosoiiby. Science. Tlieories. aud Uses of History, with appendix ou the 
 Uncertainties and Illusions of History.— 6. Hniirersal or General Histories : 1. Compendious mauuals. 2, More elaborate 
 universal histories. 3, Historical miscellanies, i, Syuchronological Charts aud Tables. (For Chronology see p. 208.) 
 
 «3" For Histories of parlicvdar countries see Coiwtkies (p. 285-390). 
 
 1. Ancient Histoiy: General Works. 
 
 Bryant (J.) Observations aud inquiries relating to va- 
 rious parts of aucieut history, with an account of 
 Egypt. 1767 428,01 
 
 CandiUac (E. B. de). Eistoira ancienue, [In his Cours d'etuile, 
 V, 6-8.] 6033,07 
 
 Coote (C) History of ancient Europe, [Greece and 
 Eome], 3v. 1815 43.5,17 
 
 CornwalUs iC.F.) On the state of man before the pio- 
 mulgation of Christianity, [nnoii.] 1818. 3111.10 
 
 Camherland {li.) Attempts for discovering the times of 
 the first planting of nations. 1724. . . 421.15 
 
 — See also his ed. of Salichoniathon. [421.16.] 
 
 Diodorus Sicala^. Historical library. With [his] frag- 
 ments. Tr. by G. Booth. 2 v. 1814. . 427,12 
 
 — Bibliotheca hist, 2 v. J9ido;, 1853. . . .7764.13 
 ^DrummondiSir W.) Origines. 4 v. 1824-29. 425,2i; 
 
 Conlents : v, 1. Babylonian, Assj-riau, and Iranian em- 
 pires. 2. Egypt. 3, Phceuicia. Arabia, 4, Asia Minor, 
 
 Dunclcer {M. ) Geschichte des Alterthums. [Bis auf 
 die .Ybwehr derPerser. 479 v, C] 4 v, 1852. 403,01 
 
 Falconer {T.) Di.s-ertatious, .See H anno. Voyage, ete. . 427.18 
 
 Farr (E.) Ancient histoi-y. 4 v. 185G, . ., 421,03 
 Contents: v. 1. Egyptians, 2. Macedonians, 3, Per- 
 sians. 4, Macedoniany,SeleucidBe in Syria, and Parthiaus. 
 
 Fastelde Coulanr/es (K D.) Aryan civilization : its re- 
 ligious origin and progress. Condensed by T, C, 
 Barker, 1871 .421.21 
 
 Oorjuet (A. T.) Origin of laws, arts, and sciences 
 among the most ancient nations. 3v. 1761. 435,20 
 
 Eanno. Voyage, Trans],, with the Greek text ; ex- 
 plained by T. Falconer, 1797 427.18 
 
 /ieere;i(Afl,i,) Historical researches, 6v, 1833. 424,25 
 Contents: v. 1, Persians. 2, Babylonians, Pboeniciaus, 
 Soytliians, 3, Indians, [Hindus.] Carthagiaiaua aud 
 Etiiiopiaus, 5, Egyptians, 0, Greece, 
 
 — - Manual of ancient history, particularly with regard 
 to the constitutions, the commerce, and the colo- 
 nies of the states of antiquity. 1817. . 427.15 
 
 Herodotus. History. New version, with notes, etc. 
 
 by G. Kawlinson, assisted by H. Eawlinsou and 
 
 SirJ.G. Wilkinson, 4 v. N.Y,, 1850-60, 8°. 426,13 
 
 I\ote. — Reviewed in Blaclcw, mag,, v, 85, 1859 ; Ed, rev,, 
 
 V, 111,-1860 ; K, A, rev,, v. aO, 13G0(,\ssyrian empire), 
 
 Same, Literal ver.?ion, by H. Gary. London, 
 
 Mhn, 1854. 12= 422.09 
 
 Same. Ancient history. Tr, by W. Beloe. New 
 
 cd. New York, 18.:35. 8' 422.09 
 
 Same. 3 v. New York, 1S44. 18°. . . 422,10 
 
 S.ime. 4 r. London, 1791. 8". ... 426.19 
 
 -"Sime. History. Tr. by Isaac Littlebury. 3d 
 
 ed. 2 V. London, 1737. 8= 422.01 
 
 Same, [Condensed and explained] by G. C. 
 
 Swayue. Edinburgh, 1870. 16^ . . 421.10 
 
 — Historiarum lib. ix. Keeog, G. Diudorfius. Gr. et 
 
 Lat., cum iudicibus. Parisiis,i)i(7o/,I8jS.s^. 7765,07 
 
 — De (Quince y {T.) Philosophy of H, [/;i 7ns Hist, aud critical es- 
 
 says, v, 1, 1853 ; p, 119-177,] ,• • • -2522.07 
 
 — Esiimiie {II. ) L'iutrodvotiou av tmite de la conform- 
 
 ite cles merveUles ancicnncs aueo Ics modernes, ov, 
 triitd prei^aratif a rapolop;ie poiir H, 1560, 6216.37 
 
 — Freeman {.E. A.) Herodotus, [7;i Nat,rev., v,15, 18G2,] 
 
 — Lirc'.inr (P. II.) Notss on H. Now ed., by W. D. 
 
 Coolay. 2 v. 1811 422.03 
 
 — Plutarch. Of Herodotus '8 malice. [In his Morals, v. *, p, 331- 
 
 370,] 6435.29 
 
 — Turner (D, IV.) Notes on H,, orig. and selected, 
 
 Bohn, 1853 422,07 
 
 — Wheeler (</. T.) Analysis and summary of H, 422,03 
 Life and travels of H, : en imaginary biography 
 
 founded on fact 2 v. li-;5C 4'i2,05 
 
 S:e also Blackw, mag., v, 73, ]8o5 ; Kat, rev,, v. 15. 18G2 ; 
 N, Crit. rev,, v. 20, it>j3-4 ; aud histories of Greek litera- 
 ture, especially those by Doualdsou aud by Mure. 
 
 Hoffman (D.) Chronicles from Cartajihilus, the wan- 
 dering Jew, 2 V. 1853 446,20 
 
 Note. — Designed as a history of the world from the chris. 
 tiau era. v. 1-2 only — a.d. 30-574 — were published. 
 
 Inquiry into the truth of [ancient] history. [In Class, journal, 
 V, 38, p, 232 ; v, 39, p, 20, 317.] 2762,13 
 
 Jusiinus. History of the world. [Tob.c, 20,] Bohn, 
 1853 423,06 
 
 Kenrick (J.) Essay ou primaeval history, 1840, 421,14 
 
 Kingsley [C.) Ancient civilization. [In his Lectures delivered in 
 America. 1875,] . . . , 2533,28 
 
 La ilotlie le Vayer {F. de). Animadvoi-sions upou Greek 
 aud Latin historians. 1678 421.18 
 
 Lord (./, ) Ancient states and empires, 1869, 425.09 
 
 Lost cities brought to light. Cities of Egyjit, Giant 
 cities of Bashan, Tyre, Nineveh, Babylon, \<.inon.'\ 
 1871 421,20 
 
 M'Burney (I., editor). Students' hand-book of ancient 
 history to the fall of Western Empire. 1856. 413, 10 
 
 Malta fy (J. P. ) Prolegomena to ancient history, con- 
 taining : 1, The interpretation of legends and in- 
 scriptions : 2. A survey of old Egyptian litera- 
 ture. 1871 ■ . . 427.20 
 
 — Twelve lectures on primitive civilizations, and their 
 
 physical conditions. 1869 423,13 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) Ancient history, [In his Friendship of iiooks, 
 1874 ; p, 157-183.] 2.535,19 
 
 Montagu (E. W. ) Keflections on the rise aud fall of the 
 ancient repubhcs. 1806 422,13 
 
 Xewinan[F. W.) Lectures on the chief forms of aucieut nations. 
 [In his Miscellanies, p. 146-277,] 2538,10 
 
 Niebuhr [B. 0. ) Lectures ou ancient history. Tr. by 
 L. Schmitz. 3 v. 1852 425,10 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Introduction, etc. Assyriaus and Medea, 
 Egyptians aud Ethiopians, Phceuicians, Asia Minor. 
 Persian Dominion, Babylon. Thraciaus aud Scythians. 
 Greece to Pericles, 2, Greece, Irom Pericles to Alexander. 
 Sicily, 3, Later history of Greece, Sicily, Carthage. 
 Syria and Eg5T)t, 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v, 43, 1852, 
 PautB (G de). CEuvrea philosoiahiqucs, 7v. [17—.] 411.0,5 
 
 Contents : V. 1-3, Recherches philosophiquea sur lea 
 Amoricains, 4-5, Recherches philosophiquessuvles Egyp- 
 tiens et les Chinois, 6-7. Recherches philosophiques sur 
 
 Puiz {W.) Manual of ancient history, 1850. 932.01 
 
 Bamsay {A. 31., chev.) Travels of Cyrus. With dis- 
 course ou the theology and mythology of the Par 
 gaus. 1795 421.19 
 
 Bawlinson {G.) Manual of ancient hist. 1869. 427,09 
 Note — The best book of the kind for advanced readers. 
 The leading authorities are given in connection with the 
 history of each epoch, 
 
 RoUin (C.) Ancient history, [To the Eoman empire. ] 
 8v. 1820 432,02 
 
 Same. 6 v, 1839 427,03 
 
 — Sacred and profane history, [In his Belles lettres, v, C-4, 
 
 1737,] 2641,30 
 
 iJiuiis of ancient and historic lauds, L,,1850. 16°. 421,13 
 Contents : Babylon, Nineveh, Palestine, Egypt, Central 
 America, Italy, etc., etc. 
 
 Sahbuthier (£. ) Institutions, etc., of ancient nations, 
 2 V. 1776 427.16 
 
 Sclueffelbi (S. B.) Foundations of histoiT- [To the 
 "christian era,] 1803 ", , 435,11 
 
 Sehlegel [TT, W. F. von). Ou the beginning of our history, [In 
 /n's Lectures ou mod. hist., p, 345401,] 442,04 
 
 Seniell {]V.) Virtues aud mauuers of tiro Greeks aud Romaua. 
 [In Oxford prize essays, v, 4, 1830 ; p. 1S5-230.] , , 2541,14 
 
 Smith (P.) History of the world, v, 1-3, Ancient his- 
 tory 414,12 
 
 Contents : v, 1. To the accession of Philip of Macedon. 
 2. "SotheRomaucouquest of Carthage and Asia, 3. Rome, 
 from the triumvirate of Tiberius Gracchus, to its fall. 
 
 Shuckford (.S. ) Sacred and profane history of the world 
 connected, from the creation of the world to the 
 [deathof Joshua, B.C. 1120], 2 v. 1858,3412,07 
 
 Taylor ( W. (', ) Manual of ancient history. Kevised by 
 C, S, Henry, 10th ed, 1873 427.25 
 
 Thnlheimer(M.E.) Manual of ancient hist, 1872. 427.23 
 
 Voincy {C. F. c. de). Recherches nouvelles aitrl'histoireancienne. 
 |/ii7iisCEuvres, iJido^ 1854.] 6078,27 
 
 — New r.->SL'arche3, etc 422,31 
 
 See also Ed, rev., v, 132, 1870 (Manuals of auc. history). 
 jBS* See also references to allied topics at the foot of 
 p. 624. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 H I S T O R Y ; Anoieut — Middle Ages — Modern — Philosophy of Histoiy 
 
 623 
 
 2. Ancieut History : Oriental nations, only. 
 
 Ancient history. Minor kingdoms ; tho Ethiopians, 
 Phceaicians, Bactrians, Trojans, elc. Selia. tr. soc. 
 
 1845 .' 427.14 
 
 Keary(A.) The nations around [Palestine]. 1870. 423.17 
 Contents : Egypt. Tyre. Assyria. Niueveh. Babylon. 
 Persia. 
 Lenomvint (F.) and Chevallier (£. ) Student's manual 
 of oriental history. 2 v. 18t;9-70. . . 423.14 
 Conlenis: v. 1. Israelites, Egyptians, Assyrians, and Ba- 
 bylonians. 2. Medea and Persians. Pbcenicians, Arabians. 
 ^^oU. — Reviewed by G. Rawlinsoa in Coutenjp. rev., v. 
 14, 1870; p. 80-101. 
 
 liawlinson (G.) Five great monarchies of the ancient 
 eastern world : Chaldea, Assyria, Babylon, Media. 
 
 Persia. 4 v. 1862-67 425.15 
 
 iVb(«.— Reviewed in Brit, qu.rev., Mch., 1869; N. Brit. 
 . rev., V. 44, 1866 ; Ed. rev., v. 125. 1867. 
 
 — Sixth great oriental monarchy. Parthia. 1873. 425.24 
 
 — Seventh great oriental monarchy. Sassauian or new 
 
 Persian empire. 1876 425.25 
 
 Seioill (E. if.) Ancient history of Egypt, Assyria and 
 
 Babylonk. 1870 421.07 
 
 Smith (P.) Student's ancient history of the East. 
 
 1871 423.19 
 
 jBS" On ancient history consult also references at tlie end 
 ; of tills class (p. 624). 
 
 3. Middle ages. 
 
 (See Middle ages (p. 346).] 
 
 4. Modem History. 
 
 Arnold i^T.) Introductory lectures on modern H. Ed. 
 
 byH. Keed. 1852 442.03 
 
 Condillac [E. B. de). Histoire modeme. [In his Conrs d"6tiide, 
 
 V. 9-12.] . ^ 6033.11 
 
 Dawe ((.'. S.) l^andmarks of general history in the 
 
 christian era. 1870 412.12 
 
 Flint (R.) Philosophy of history iu Europe, v. 1. 
 
 France and Germany. 1865 447.01 
 
 Oervinus ((r.) Introduction to history of 19th century. 
 
 Note. — Reviewed iu N. A. rev., v. 80, 1865. 
 Hill (J. H.) Chronicle of the christian ages, to 1858, 
 
 With tables. 2 v. 1859 445.21 
 
 James (Q. P. Pi.) Dark scenes of H. 1S50. . 443.22 
 Lord (J. ) Modem history, from Luther to Napoleon. 
 
 1869 412.29 
 
 Mahgnall(ii.) Hist, and miseel. questions. 1869. 442.27 
 Mchdei (,/.) Modern history, [1453-1789]. With in- 
 
 trod. by A. Potter. 1843 442.11 
 
 MUlot (0. F. X.) Modern H., to 1763. 1796. 414.04 
 Miller ( G. ) History philosophically illustrated to the 
 
 French rev. 1819 443.01 
 
 Sand/ord (D. K.) Study of modern history. [In Oxford prize es- 
 says. V. 3. 183S ; p. 271-204.] 2541.13 
 
 Schkgel (K. W. F. von). Lectures on modem H. 442.04 
 Sinitli (6.) Lectures on modern H. 1861. . 443.07 
 Smyth (W.) Lectures on modem H., [to 1783]. 2 v. 
 
 1854 442.01 
 
 indent's handbook of modem H. Ed. by S. Neil. 441.21 
 Taylor ( IK 0. ) Manual of modem H. [To 1840. ] 445.01 
 Tluilheimer {JI. £.) Manual of mediseval and modern 
 
 H. 1874 445.27 
 
 Vericourt (L. R. de). Historical analysis of christian 
 
 civilization. 1850 443.19 
 
 WliUe (J.) Eighteen christian centuries. 1858. 443.18 
 
 JVbte.— Reviewed in £l»ckw. mag., v. 84, 1868 ; p. 165-80. 
 Tonr/e (C. V.) Three centuries of modem history. 
 
 [1494-1821.] 1872 442.31 
 
 j(^" See also (in Countries, p. 318) Europe :— and names 
 
 of individual countries. 
 
 lBthr-l9th centuries. 
 Andrews (A.) The 18th century: manners and cus- 
 toms. 1856 443.06 
 
 Caititi (C ) Histoire de cent ans, 1750-1850. Tr. de 
 
 ntalien, jjar A. Kenee. 4t 441.17 
 
 Cast (Sir E.) Annals of the wars of the 18th century. 
 
 5 V. 1862. 10°. 4J2.18 
 
 Fivoald (A. C.) Last century of universal history : 1767- 
 
 1867 413.17 
 
 Menzel \ W. ) Geschichte der letzten vierzig Jahre, 
 
 (1816-1856!. 1857 413.31 
 
 Schlosser {F. C. ) History of the 18th century and of 
 
 the lath till [1815], with particular reference to 
 
 mental cultivation and progress. 8 v. 1843.440.18 
 
 5. Philosophy, Science, Theories, and Uses 
 of History. 
 Adam ( Wm.) Inquiry into the theories of history, with 
 special reference to the piinciplos of the positive 
 
 philosophy, [anon.'] 1802 412,23 
 
 Barbauld (.Mrs.) Uses of history. [/i» /ler Things by their right 
 
 names, p, 144-168 ; 1854,] 2513.03 
 
 Barter (t',) Use of history. 1783. [/n Oxford prize essays v. i 
 1836; p. 125-141.] 2541.11 
 
 Bvjland (J.) Letteis on the study and use of ancient 
 and modem liistory. 1806 412.20 
 
 Bwkte {H. T.) See under his name (p. 239). 
 
 Bitnsen (C. C. J.) Outlines of a philos. of univ, history, 
 applied to language audrelifjion. 2 v. 1854. 3414.07 
 
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 Divine footsteps in human history. [anon.'\ Ecin- 
 burgh, 1862. 8= 3412.08 
 
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 works, V. 2.] 3562.14 
 
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 Freeman (E A.) The unity of history. 1872. 411.12 
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 Hod-will (Edwin, erf.) All the world over. 2 v. Lon- 
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 Hodgius (J. George). Sketches and anecdotes of queen 
 
 [Victoria], and other members of the royal family. 
 
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 Hodgskiu (Thomas). Popular political economy. 
 
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 Hodgson (Shadworth H.) Theory of practice : an 
 
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 1865. 8° 5123.01 
 
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 Hoefer (J. C. Ferdinand). Afrique australe— orientale 
 — centrale. Empire de Maroc. Paris, 1848. 8°. 
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 — Chaldee, Assyi-ie, Medie, Babylonie, M&sopotamie, 
 
 PliiJnicie, I'alinyrfene. Paris, 1852. 8°. [Uni- 
 vers.] 901.19 
 
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 60. 8' 3217.01 
 
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 Hofmanu (Carl). Practical treatise on the manufac- 
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 Hofiman (Oharlea'Fenno). Life of Jacob Leisler. [In. Sparks (J.) 
 Amer. biog.. v. 13, 1818.) 3241.13 
 
 — Wild scenes in the forest and prairie. 2 v. London, 
 
 1839. 12° 1122.18 
 
 jftS- For his novels see riction class list (p. 489). 
 Hoffinau (David). Clironicles of Cartaphilus, the Wan- 
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 — Miscellaneous thoughts on men, manners, and 
 
 things. By Anthony Grumbler, Esq. [pseud.'] 
 
 Baltimore, 1841. 12° •- . 2532.07 
 
 HoSinau (Friedrich). Manual of chemical analysis, as 
 
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 Hoffmann (J. J., P.Z>.) Japanese grammar. Leiden, 
 
 1868. 1. 8° 642.5.12 
 
 Hoffinan (John T., gouenior o/ jV. Y.) Public papers, 
 
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 — Calkins (li.) and Van Buren (Z>e W.) Biogr. sketch 
 
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 Hoffman (Murray). Law and practice as to references, 
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 — ■ Provisional remedies of the code of procedure. New 
 York, 1862. S" 5633.22 
 
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 1G03. New York, 1872. 8° 3562.03 
 
 Hoffmann (Prof.) Modem magic. L.,[1876.] 12-.4611.35 
 
 HofEman (Wickham). Camp, court and siege : per- 
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 York, 1877. 12° G41.05 
 
 Hofeneister (Dr. Wdhelm). On the germination, de- 
 velopment and fructification of the higher crypto- 
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 Tr. by P. Currey. L., Buy soc, 1862. 8°. 4744.08 
 
 Hoe. See Agriculture. (Swine, p. 9.) 
 
 Hog buiitiug iu the East. See Newall (J. T.) 1867. . . 1012.19 
 
 Hogavtli (George). Memoirs of the musical drama. 
 2 T. London, 1838. 8° 1564.05 
 
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 London, 1851. 16^ 1564.17 
 
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 don, 1838. 12° 1562.19 
 
 Hogarth (Wm.) Analysis of beauty. li.,[n.d.] 8°.1412.26 
 
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 (Essay by J. Major. New ed. L., 1841. 8°. 1445.03 
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 (p. 167). 
 
 Hogs (Mrs. A. H.) Boys in blue : or, heroes of the 
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 Hoge (Wm. J.) Blind Barlimeus ; or, the sightless 
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 Hogg (George). Secret code for letters or telegrams. 
 Tabular ed. London, 1870. sm. 4°. . . 3931.31 
 
 Hogg (Jabez). The microscope. 7th ed. London, 
 . 1869. 12° 4827.09 
 
 — Natural philosophy. London, 1861. 8°. .4022.14 
 Hogg (James, tlie Mtrick sheplifrd). Familiar anecdotes 
 
 of Sir Walter Scott. With life of Hogg, by S. D. 
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 — Poetical works. With autobiography. 5 v. Glas- 
 
 gow, 1838. 12° 16.^3.03 
 
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 Hogg (Thos. Jefferson). Life of Shelley, v. 1-2. 'Lon- 
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 Holbach (Paul Henri Thiry. baron d'). ChriBtianity unveiled. 
 From the IreucU, by W, M. Johnson. London, 1819. 8". 
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 — L'alphabet de la mort. EntourtJ de bordures du 16e 
 
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 1828. 8°. 213.84 
 
 — Voyage de Nicolas Klimius. [In Voyages imaginaires. v. 19, 
 
 1788.) 7027.19 
 
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 — History pf Norway. See Feldborg (A. A.) 642.14 
 
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 v. 17.] 6075.22 
 
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 Holderness (Mary). Journey from Kiga to the Crimea, 
 with some account of New Russia. 2d ed. Lon- 
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 soils of Ireland. Loudon, 1857. 12°. . 4113.21 
 Hole (Charles). Brief biographical dictionary. With 
 
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 Hole (Mivtthew). Practical discourses on the liturgy of 
 
 Chmch of England. Ed. by J. A. Giles. 4 v. 
 
 London, 1837. 8° 3561.13 
 
 Hole (Richard). Arthur. ; a poetical romance. London, 
 
 1789. 8° 1643.15 
 
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 HoUaud (John). History and de.soription ol fossil fuel, 
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 assoc, V. 22, 1873.) 3946.20 
 
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 Bankers" mayaziue [8023.01]. 
 
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 18i8. 8" 5927.02 
 
 Homans (Sbeppard). Life i&surance. [/n Amer.soc. sci. assoc, 
 
 Traus, no. 2, 1870.] 6811.01 
 
 Home (Daniel Douglas). Incidents iu my Ufe. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1863-72. 12° 3082.10 
 
 — Lights and shadows of spiritualism. New York, 
 
 1877. 12° 3814.41* 
 
 Home (Heni7, lord Karnes). Elements of criticism. 
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 — History of man : or, the wonders of human nature, 
 
 in relation to the virtues, vices, and defects of both 
 
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 Home (John). Douglas, a tragedy. Edinburgh, 1839. 
 
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 — Trage'ty of Douglas analyzed, [anon.] A defence. Lou- 
 
 dou. 175'7. 12° Jn 1722.15 
 
 — Works. Life, by H. Mackenzie. 3 v. Edinburgh, 
 
 1^22. 6° 5044.01 
 
 V. 1. Life. Tragedies : Agis. Douglas. 2. Siege of 
 Aquileia. Fatal discovery. Alouzo. Alfred. — History of 
 the rebelliou, 1745. 3. Same, cont'd. 
 Home (The), i'et; Domestic economy (p. 419);— Family and home 
 life (p. 45-1) : — Fine arts [Furuilaye mid houselwid taste, p. 
 641). For stories ijeginuiug with ' Home ' see Fiction class- 
 list (p. 490). 
 Home (Ihe). See Stockton (F. K., and M.) 1873. . . .1311.05 
 Homo; (apoeuij. &e Palmer (Ray). 1873 1676.34 
 
 Hom3 and social philosophy, from " Household words. " 
 
 New York, 18.32. 12" 2532.08 
 
 Siune. 2d series. New York, 1852. 12°. 2532. 08^ 
 
 Homeaud college. .See Huntington (F. D.) 1860. . . 3511.09 
 
 Home and synagogue of the modem Jew. [atimt.] 
 
 Loudon, J872. 12° 3441.22 
 
 Home biillads and poems. .See Wbitlier (J. G.) 1860. . 1695.09 
 
 Home educatiou, .See Taylor (Isaac). 1868 3612.12 
 
 Home garner. .See Clarke (M. (J.) 1855. .'..... 2517.17 
 
 Home life. .See Farningham ( M.) 1871 3647 16 
 
 Home life. &e Ware (J. F. W.) 3617.08 
 
 Home life iu liussia. By a Eussian noble, lanon. ] 
 
 2v. Lond..n, 1851. 8° 993.01 
 
 Home missions. See Biblical and relig. lit. (p. 89) ; — Social sci- 
 ence ((Jliaritable orf/nnizalions). 
 Home-sickness, .S'.e Popular sci. monthly, June, 1874 (Nostalgia, 
 by l'\ PapiUon). 
 
 Home pastiujes. See Head (J. H.) 18C7 1742.03 
 
 Home pastimes, or tableaux vivants. Boston, l»liO. 
 
 1'2° 4611.0(1 
 
 Home paslorals. See Taylor (J. Bayard). 1876. . . . 1092,40 
 Home pictures of English poets, [anon.] New York, 
 
 18i;9. 12^ .■ 32G2.24 
 
 Home theatre. 5eeHealy (Mary). 1872 1742.00 
 
 Homer. [t/rcifc Homeros. ] Batrachomyomachia. 
 [Battle of the frogs and mice.] Hymns and Epi- 
 grams. Tr. by G. Chapman. With note.s, by E. 
 Hooper. Lnudou 1858. sq. 16°. . . . 1C5.5.01 
 
 — Batrachouiuoraachia. Tr. by T. Famell. [/n his Poetical 
 
 works.) 1621.05 
 
 — Battle of the frogs and mice ; Hymns and epigrams : 
 
 tr. by Parnell, Chapman, Shelley, Congreve, 
 and Hole. With intrdd. by H. N. Coleridge, and 
 the life of Homer attributed to Herodotus. New 
 York, 1872. 12° 16.35.14 
 
 — Carmina et cycli epici reliattiee. Gr. et Lat. , cum in- 
 
 dice. Pansiis, Didul, l562. 8° 7765.13 
 
 — Homeric ballads, tr. by W. Magiuu. Annot. by E. 
 
 S. Mackenzie. New York, lb5(i. -12°. . 16.;i5.07 
 
 — Hynms. Tr., with notes, and inquiry into the life 
 
 of Homer, by C.C. Conwell. Phila,,lH30. 8°.1655.13 
 
 — niad. [Greek] text of Wcilf, With English notes, 
 
 by C, C. Felton [and with Flaxmau's illustrations]. 
 Boston, 1847. 8° 1653.31 
 
 — Hiad. [Greek text.] with English notes, by F. A. 
 
 Paley. 2 v. Loudon, 1866-71. 8°. [Long's Bibl. 
 classica.] 7763.08 
 
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 don, 1854. 8° 1654.26 
 
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 Edinburgh, 1866. 8° 1054.11 
 
 Contents : v. 1. DiseertatlonB. 2-3. Iliad in English 
 verse. 4. Notes. 
 
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 1846. 16°. • lt;53.19 
 
 — Hiad. Tr. into English blank verse by W. C. Bry- 
 
 ant. 2 V. Boston, 1870. 4° 165.3.16 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in N;it. qu. rev., v. 25, 1872 ; N. A. rev., 
 V. ir2, 1871 (by C. T. Lewis). 
 
 — lUad. Literally tr. by T. A. Buckley. London, 
 
 Bohn, 1857. 12° 1G;)4.03 
 
 — Iliads. Done by 6. Chapman. 2 v. London, 
 
 1857. 16° 1654,06 
 
 — Hiad. [Condensed and explained] by W. L. Col- 
 
 lins. Edin., 1870. 16°. [Auoieiit classics. ] 1033.24 
 
 — Hiad. Tr. by J. G. Cordery. 2 v. London, 1871. 
 
 sq. 16° 165321 
 
 — Hiad. Tr. into English blank verse by W. Cowrper. 
 
 New York, 1851. 12- 1651.01 
 
 Same. London, 1855. 12". [hi his Works, v. 7.) . 6026.07 
 
 — Hiad. Eendered into English blank verse, by Ed- 
 
 ward, earl of Derby. 2 v. N. Y., 18i;5. 8". 1654.04 
 Note. — Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 97, 1865 ; Ed. rev., v. 
 121. 1»65 1 London qu. rev., Jau., 1876 ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 11, 
 1865 ; Qu. rev., v. 117. 1866. 
 
 — niad. Tr. into English accentuated hex;imeters, by 
 
 Sir J. F. W. Herschel. L., 1866. b°. . 1654.15 
 Note. — Reviewed by Dr. Whewell i7t Macmillau's mag., 
 Aug., 1862 (New hexameter traiiKlations, etc.) 
 
 — Iliads and udysses. Tr. by T. Hobbes. [In his Works, v, 10. 
 
 Loudon, 1844. 8°.] f.043.15 
 
 — Hiad. Tr. into uurhymed metre by F. W. Newman. 
 
 London, 1836. 8° 16 .4.02 
 
 — Iliad. Eeproduced in blank verse by T. S. Norgate. 
 
 Loudon, 1864. 12° 1654.10 
 
 — Hiad. Tr. by A. Pope. Edin., 1870. 12°. 1653.23 
 
 Same. Ed. byH. F. Car.y. L., 1n72. l-i°. 16.33.16 
 
 — . — Same. [In Chalmers (A.) English p.iets. v. 19. 1819,] 1626,19 
 Same. 2 v. [In Sanford and Walsh. British poets, 
 
 V. 40-41, 1822.] 1091.40 
 
 Same. 3 v. New York, 1853. 18°. . .1654.18 
 
 — Hiad. Tr. into English hexameters, by E. W. Sim- 
 
 cox. Loudon, 1.S65. 1-2° 1654.09 
 
 — Iliad. Tr. byAV. Sotheby. 2 v. L.,1S31. 8°. 1654.24 
 
 — Iliad. Book 1. Transl. by T. Tickell. [In his Poet, works, 
 
 1854.) 1075.15 
 
 iVo^e.— .See Fraser's mag., v. 62, 1860 (Pope's ms. notep on 
 Tickell's Homer ; art, by prof, Coniugtou). 
 
 — Iliad. Tr. into English vir;e, by P. S. 'Worsley 
 
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 203-271.) 
 
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 — Iliad : book xvm., 468-608. The shield of Achilles, tr. with 
 
 preface, by W. E. Gladstone. [In Contem. rev., v. 23, p. 
 330-344.] 
 
 A'oie.— For critique of foregoing see Gentl. mag., Mch., 
 1874 (article by T. H. L. Leary). 
 
 See also Weslni. rev., Oct., 1874 (Character of Achilles). 
 
 — niade. Trad, nouv., accompacnee denotes, lic, et 
 
 piecede'e d'uno intiod. p:ir E. Bareste. Illus. par 
 A. Titeux et A. de Lemud. Paris. 1S43. 8°. 1655.21 
 
 — Odyssey. Tr. into English bl mk verse by W. C. 
 
 Bryant. 2 v. Boston, 1871-72. 8°. . . 1655.18 
 
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 ley. LjuJliu, JSolin, Id.ii. lii"'. ■ . • l»)ji.uti 
 
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 1857. sq. IG'' Uii.lti 
 
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 lins. Ellin., 1870. IG". [Ancient classics. ] 1C53.'J5 
 
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 lay,. 12°. |/,. /<,sWol-ka.v.8.] 602i;.U8 
 
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 iUi. 8'.] 604X15 
 
 — Odyssey. Esprodaced in draraatio blank verse, by 
 
 T. S. Norgata. London, 186;!. 12°. . 1654.21 
 
 — Odyssey. Tr. by A. Pops. Ed. by H. F. Gary. 
 
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 Same. [In Chalmers {.\.) En>„'li9h roets, v. 19, 1810 ] 1620.10 
 
 Saaie. El. bv U. WaUli. [In Sanford aud Walsh. Hrit. 
 
 poets. V. 12. 1822.) 1091.42 
 
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 18)3. 18' IG-AA8 
 
 — Odyssey. Tr. by P. S. Worsley. 2d ed. 2 v. 
 
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 A'ote.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 117. 1863. 
 
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 par E. Barista. Ulus. par T. Devilly et A. Titeux. 
 Paris, lSi2. 8= 165.-,.20 
 
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 [Gre>k] poetry, [amn.] 1841 2538.30 
 
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 works, 1823.] 6416.20 
 
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 — Translations from Homer. [la Dryden (.1.) Works, v. 12,] 5042.2.5 
 
 — Ali&on [A.) Homer. Haute, and iMicUael Augelo. [In his Es- 
 
 says, 1352 ; p. 380-300.] 2517.02 
 
 — Autenrietk {(J.) Homerio dictionary for use in 
 
 schools and colleges. Transl., with additions by 
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 cients. [III. his Peregrinations of the m.ind, ISll : pp. 140- 
 153.) 2513.12 
 
 — Blackie [J, S.) On the theology of Homer, •[/n/u's Horse Hel- 
 
 lenicaj. 1874.] 2513.23 
 
 — Bristed[C. A.) Translators of Homer, (/ii his Pieces of a 
 
 broken critic. 1838 ; p. 11.67.] 2517.09 
 
 — De Qiiincaj (T .) Homer and the Homeridse. [Zn Ats Histori- 
 
 cal essays, V. 1, 1833 ; p. 231-345.] 2322.07 
 
 — Flaxman (J.) "Compositions from the Iliad and 
 
 Odyssey N.27.13 
 
 — Froude [J. A.) Homer. [In his Short studies, V. 1, 1808; 
 
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 into the time nnd place of Homer. 1S7C. 16.j5.10 
 
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 age. 18G3 1655.08 
 
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 Place of Homer in history and in Egyptian chronology. 
 
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 Studies on Homer and the Homeric age. 3 v. 
 
 1858 1G55.U2 
 
 i^ofe.— Reviewed in Black, mag., v. 84, 1858 ; Ed. rev., 
 v. 108 ; Fraser's mag., v. 60, 1839 (J art.) ; North Brit, rev., 
 V. 29, 1838; and by K. A. Freeman V/i /"5 Historical essays, 
 2d series, 1873 [2528.12], and by J. C. Smith in his Micel- 
 laniea, 1870 [2542.28). 
 
 — Lamarline {A. L. M. de). Homer and Socrates. Tr. 
 
 by Mrs. E. W. Smith. 1872 3082.25 
 
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 of the Iliad. 1821 1055.00 
 
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 for poetry 5081.11 
 
 — Williams [II. W.) Metrical companion to Homer, [hi Class, 
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 — Wi'.son [J.) Homer and his translators. [In his Essays, v. 4, 
 
 1337.] 2345.24 
 
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 See Blackwood, V. 82. 1837 (Christopher North ou Homer); 
 Contem. rev., v. 12, 18G0 (Antiquity of the Homeric poems. 
 
 by H. Haymau) ; v. 12, 1869 (Troy and Homer, by T. B. 
 Browne) ; Jan., 1874 (New view of the Homeric qileitt'ion' 
 by Alex. S. Muirayj ; July 1875 (N* w theory of tlie Homeric 
 question, by prof. Ueddes) ; Edm. rev., v. 133, 1871 (Doc- 
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 (Historic credibility oi the Hometic poems ; 4 articles, by 
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 A. Lan-) ; Fraser's mag., v. 03, 1860 (iicview of Ituskiii' on 
 Homer and Tennyson— .in 3rd volume of his ftlod'-rn 
 painters) ; Macmilluu, Supt., 1870 (Homer and lir. Schlie- 
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 his hi-Toines : review (jf Gladstone); Qoar. rev., v. 10], 
 1837 (Homer and his epic successors) ; v. Iu2. 1807 (Homer 
 and Homeric characters); v. 125, 1808 (The Homeric question). 
 
 On Homeric translation. 
 
 — Arnold (31) Ou translating Homer : three lectures. 
 
 1861 16.55.(6 
 
 Same. [In his Essays in criticism, 1865.] .... 2512.13 
 
 — New/nan (F. W.) Homeric tianslatiou : reply to Ar- 
 
 nold. 1831 1655.05 
 
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 mng.. v. 94, 1862 (Translations of tlie Odyssey by Alfoid, 
 and Worsley) ; Fraser'a mag., v. 03, 1801. v. 06. 18i:2 (Ho- 
 meric transl. of Worsley, Alford, Wright. Laiidou, Dart) ; 
 78, 1808 (Transl. of tlio Iliad : Worsley, Coniugloii, Llackie); 
 Macmillan, Au^ , 1801 (Homer aud his traitslators, and 
 balla I metre, by prof. Blackie) ; Mcliora, v. 1. 1858 (Homer, _ 
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 1860 (Lord Derby and Prof. Arnold on Homer) ; Nut. rev., 
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 Wright, etc.) ; N. A. rev., v. 94. 1862 (Trauslatione, etc.: re- . 
 View of Arnold); North Brit, rev., v. 30, 1862 (Homeric 
 critics and tranalatois ; "Wri^'ht, Alford, Worsley, Dart, 
 Laudon, Arnold, Newman) ; Westm. rev., Apl., 1862 (On 
 translating Homer) ; a/i'i reviews enumerated above, under 
 certain translations of the Hiad, (p. 6'2S|. 
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 p. 373) ; and the works of Schliemann, iu the general 
 alphabet. 
 Homerio cavo of the nymphs. See Porphyrias. 1823. . 6415.26 
 Homeric synchronism. See Gladstone (W. E.) . . . . 1065.10 
 Homes. .5fe Home (p 028). 
 
 Homes and haunts of Brit, poets. Sre Howitt (Wm.) 2 v. 963,23 
 Homes and hospitals : labors of Amy Uutton nnd Agnes 
 E. Jones. B., Amer. ir. soc, 1873. 12°. 5816.32 
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 Homes for. the people. See 'Wheeler (G.) 1807. . . . 1314.22 
 Homes, haunts, etc. Rubens, Vandyke, Rembrandt, and Cuyp. 
 &e Fairholt (F. W.) 1871 1445.22 
 
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 Homes efc. Engl, artists. &« Fairholt (F. W.) 1873. .1435.23 
 Homesteads (Modern Amer.) iVe Atwood (D. T.) 1876.1313.40 
 
 Homeward bound. .See Hall (Newman). 1807 3566.12 
 
 Homeward bound. Sec Cooper (J. F.) 163.26 
 
 Homiletics. See Biblical and religious literature {Preachers a7id 
 
 preaching, p. 97). 
 
 Hommaire de Hell (Ignace Xavier Moi-and). Travels 
 iu the steppes of the Caspi'.m Sea, Crimea, Cau- 
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 Homo versus Darwin. See Lyon (W. P.) 4712 22 
 
 Homceopathic medical society of the state of New 
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 HomcEopathy. See Medicine. {Ilo-mtrnpalhy .) 
 
 Honduras. See Countries (Honduras, p. 330). 
 
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 304-402.] 6718.06 
 
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 — Mackenzie (G.) . Moral gallantry. [la his Essays. 1713.] 5435.37 
 
 — Percy anecdotes, v. 12. Hi2\i 6211.12 
 
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 Hood (Edwin Paxton). The age and its architects : 
 English people in relation to the times. London, 
 18r,2. 1G° 6816.11 
 
 — Good old times of queen Bess. L., 1854. 24^ 3054.15 
 
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 — Peerage of poverty ; or learners and workers in 
 
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 — Self-iormatiou. New ed. L., 1868. 16°. .5512.16 
 
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 53. 12° 5044.11 
 
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 — Miss *Kilmansegg and her precious leg. With ^ 
 
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 4v. Boston, 1857. 16° 1661.02 
 
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 lieir. 4. Lovu and lunacy, and otlier poems. Odes and 
 addresses. Sonnets. 
 
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 Poems. 1821-28. 2. 1828-^3. National tales ; Laiuia. 
 Eugene Aram. Eppiug Hunt, etc. Comic annual, 1830-33. 
 
 3. Comic annual for 1831. Reviews. Tylney Hall. 4. 
 ]83i-40. Tjlney Hall, coutd. Couiic annual, 1835-39. Up 
 the Rhine. 5. V\} tlie Rhine cont'd. An open question. 
 Talij or a trumpet. Miss K.ilmauBef;g. The friend in need. 
 Fishing in Germany. Miscel., 184U-42. 6. 1842-44. Mis- 
 cellaueoua. 7. 1844-45. Bridge of bighs. Our Jamily, etc. 
 Index to v. 1-7. 8. Memorials of liood. 
 
 Partial Index to the foregoing cdilio7i of his works. 
 
 Happy new year (A), v. 3. 
 
 H;iuuted house, v. 6. 
 
 Hero and Leauder, v. 1. 
 
 Hit or miss, v. 4. 
 
 House of mourning, v. 7. 
 
 Irish BLhoulmaster, V. 1. 
 
 Jarvis and Mrs. Cope, v. 2. 
 
 Key (The), v. 7. 
 
 Lamia, v. 2. 
 
 Last man (The), v. 1. 
 
 Lay of the laborer, v. 7. 
 
 Lycua the centaur, v. 1. 
 
 Magnetic musings, v. 7. 
 
 Masonic secret, V. 7. 
 
 Memorials, v. 8. 
 
 Misa Fanny's farewell flow- 
 ers, V. 2. 
 
 Monster teieatope, v. 7. 
 
 Morning meilitutioua, v. i. 
 
 Miss Kiimaufceg^;, v. 5. 
 
 Mr. Martin's pictures, v.l. 
 
 Mrs. Peck's pudding, v. 7. 
 
 National tales, v. 2. 
 
 Ode on a distant prospect of 
 Clapham academy, v. 1. 
 
 Odes to great people, v. 1. 
 
 Opeu question, v. o. 
 
 Our family, a novel, v. 7. 
 
 Agricultural distress, v. 4 
 
 All round my hat, v. 4. 
 
 Bachelor's dream, v. 4. 
 
 Ballad of Sally Brown, v. 1. 
 
 Ben Bluff, v. 4. 
 
 Blue boar, v. 4. 
 
 Bridge ot sighs, V, 7. 
 
 Charity sermon, v. 2. 
 
 Cliina mender, v. 2. 
 
 Cigiir (The), v. 2. 
 
 Coiuic annual, v. 2-4. 
 
 Copyright, copywrong, v. 4. 
 
 Coolt'.s oracle, v. 1. 
 
 Depavtuio of summer, v. 1. 
 
 Desert born, v. 4. 
 
 Doctor (The), v. 4. 
 
 Dream (A), v. 7. 
 
 Doves and the crows, v, 4. 
 
 Echo (The), v. 0. 7. 
 
 Epping hunt, v. 2. 
 
 Eugonc Aram's dream, v. 2. 
 
 Fair Ines, v. 1. 
 
 Fishing in Germany, v. 5. 
 
 Flying visit, v. 4. 
 
 Friend in need, v. G. 
 
 Grecuman, v. 4. 
 
 Guidii and Marina, v. 1. 
 
 Hahnemaiin (Dr.), ode to, v. 4. 
 
 Song of the shirt, V. 6. 
 
 Stag-eyed lady, v. 1. 
 
 Tale of a trumpet, v. 5. 
 
 To a critic, v. 1. 
 
 To a sleeping child, v. 1. 
 
 ToCelia, v. 1. 
 
 Two peacocks of Bedfont, v. 1. 
 
 Two swans, v. 1. 
 
 Tylney HaU. v. 3-4. 
 
 Up the Rhine, v. 4. 
 
 Vision (The), v. 4. 
 
 Whims and oddities, v. 1. 
 
 Whimsicalities, v. (J. 
 
 Workhouse clock, v. 7. 
 
 Plain direction (A), v. 4. 
 Playing at soldiers, v. 1. 
 Plea of the midsummer fair- 
 ies, V. 1. 
 Presentiment, v. 1. 
 Poems, v. 1-7. 
 Public diimer (A), v. 2. 
 Queen Mab. v. 3. 
 Results of German study, a 
 
 tale, V. 7. 
 Rural felicity, v. 4. 
 Sausage maker's ghost, v. 7. 
 Sea of death, v. 1. 
 Sentimental journey from Is- 
 lington, V. 1. 
 
 JSS§- For lives and critical notices of T. H. see Biography 
 
 (p. 157) : also Geutl. mag., Juce, 1872 {art. by C. C. Clarke). 
 
 Hood (Tom). Comic readings in prose and verse. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1870. 18° 0331.07 
 
 — Knles of rhyme : guide to English versification. Lon- 
 
 don, 1869. 16° l(Jfil.27 
 
 ffg- For other works of Tom Hood see Fiction (p. 490). 
 
 Hood's own. 5ce Hood (Thomas). 1853 2632.16 
 
 Hoogeveen (Hendrick). On Greek particles. [In Seager (.J.) 
 
 Abridgments, v. 1, 1838.] 6414.08 
 
 Hook (Theodore Edw. ) Adventures of an actor : a 
 
 picture of the French stage during a period of 
 
 fifty years. 2d ed. 2 v. L., 1812. 12^. 1712.07 
 j8®-ror Hook's novels, see Fiction class-list (p. 490) ; for 
 
 lives and sketches of him see Biography ip. 158). 
 Hook (Walter Furquhar). Church dictionary. 7th ed. 
 
 London, 1851. 8^ 3112.02 
 
 — Disestablished church in the United States. Lou- 
 
 don, 1869. 8°. .^ 3561.29 
 
 — Lives of the nrchbishops of Canterbury. 12 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1860-77. 8^ 3445.04 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Anglo-Saxon period. Augustine. Theo- 
 dorus. Odo, Duustan. Laurentius. MeUitus. Justus. 
 Honorius. Deusdedit and Wighai-d. Theodoras. Briht- 
 wald. Tatwine. NotUelm. Cuthbert. Bregwin. Jaen- 
 brrht. Ethelhard. Wulfied. Feologeld. Ceolnoth. Etliel- 
 red. Plegmuud. Athelm. Wulfhelm. Odo. Dunstan. 
 Ethelgar. Siric. Elfric. Elphege. Living, Ethelnoth. 
 Eadsige. Robert Ohampart. Stigand. 2. Anglo-Norman 
 period. Lanfranc. Anselm. Ralph of Escures. William 
 of Corbeuil. Theobald'. Thomas a Becket. Richard. 
 Baldwin. R. Fitz-Jocelin. H. Walter. S. Langtou. 3-5. 
 Middle-ago period. 3. R. Grant. Ednf. Rich, Boniface 
 of Savoy. R. Kilwardby. J. Peckham. R. Winc-helsey. 
 W. Reynolds. S. Mepeham. 4, J. Stratford. T. Brad- 
 wardiue. S. Islip. S. Langham. W. Whittlesey. S.Sud- 
 bury. W. Courtenay. T. Arundel. 5. H, Chicheley. J. 
 Stafford. J. Kemp. T. Bouchier. J, Morton. H. Dean. 
 6 11. Reformation period. 6. W. Warham. Thomas 
 Cranmer. 7. Cranmer. 8. Reg. Pole. 9. Matthew Parker. 
 
 10. E. Grindal. J. Whitgift. R. Bancroft. G. Abbott. 
 
 11. Laud. W. Juxon. 12. Index volume. 
 
 iYo(c.— Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 90, 1861 ; Qilar. rerv., 
 V. 112, 1862. 
 
 Hooker (Isabella Beecher). Womanhood : its sancti- 
 ties and fidelities. Boston, 1874. 16°. . 583i;.10 
 
 Hooker (Jo~;eph Dalton). Hund-book of the New 
 Zealand flora. London, 1867. 8°. . . 4914.20 
 
 — Himalayan journals. 2 v. L., 1855. 8''. . 1012.06 
 Hooker (liichard). Works^ : Ecclesiastical polity, and 
 
 otlier treatises. With life, by I. Walton. New ed. 
 
 3 v. Oxford, 1807. 8° 3562.21 
 
 ,^* For biogr. sketches of R. H. see Biography (p. 158) : 
 aho D'lsraeli (I.) Amen, of lit., v. 2, 1855 [27(12.02] ; and 
 Hunt (J.) Relig. thought in England, v. 1, 1870 ; p. 57-65. 
 [3445.17.] 
 
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 lb56. 1. 8^ 4918.12 
 
 — A second century of ferns. L., 18G1. 8°. 4918.13 
 
 — Niger flora ; plants collected by T. Vogel. London* 
 
 1849. 8'" 4014. J 1 
 
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 family. Chemistry. New York, 1874. 12^ 4212.15 
 Hooper (George). Italian campaigns of general Bona- 
 parte. 1796-7 and IttOO. L., 1^59. 16^ . 3132.06 
 Hooper (John, Mtgl. martyr). Early writings. Cam- 
 bridge, {E)»jl.,) Farker soc, 1813. 8^. . 3630.18 
 Contend : Declaration of Christ and his office. Answer 
 to bishop Gardiner. Ten commandments. Sermons on 
 Jonas. Funeral sermon. 
 
 — Later writings, with his letters and other pieces. 
 
 Ed. by C. Nevinson. Cambridge, {J£iHjLy) Parker 
 
 soc, 1852. 8° 3636.17 
 
 Cont-'nts : Lesson of the incarnation of Christ. Brief 
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 meutum. Ilyperaspismns do vera doctrina et nsu oaenre 
 Domiui, De falsa religioue. Apology against a slauderuus 
 report. Letters. 
 
 — Wordsworlh (C.) Eccl. biog., v. 2, 1853 (from Fox). . 3446.02 
 Hooper (Lucy). Lady's book of flowers and pontry. 
 
 Philadelphia, 18G4. 12° 4;)i;i.]7 
 
 Hooper (W. Durant-). Lists of foreign protestanf.s and 
 aliens resident in England, 1618-88. London, 
 aimden soc, ISei. 4° 5113.36 
 
 Hooper (Wm. Hulme). Ten months in the tents of 
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 in search of Franklin. London, 1853. 8°. 1144.07 
 
 Hoopes (Josiah). Book of evergreens. New York, 
 186S. 12°. 4911.09 
 
 Hoosac tiiuuel. See Scribner's monthly, Dec, 1870 (art. by W. 
 Gladden). 
 
 Hoosier mosaics. See Thompson pi.) 1875 1123.27 
 
 Hope (A. J. Beresford). Essays. L., 1844. lfi°. 2532.18 
 Contents: On the character of the English people. Study 
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 1871. 12° 4322.20 
 
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 — Essay on the origin and prospects of man. Lon- 
 
 don, 183L 8° 5814.15 
 
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 (F. P.) 3535.29 
 
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 struct'.oii, and capabilities. L., 1855. 8°. 1565.16 
 
 Hopkins (John): j>5'u4. .See Marcet (J/rs. J.) 
 
 Hopkins (John Henry, bp. 0/" Vt.) The American cit^ 
 izen : his rights and duties. N.Y'.,lb57. 12°. 5722.04 
 
 — The primitive church, compared with the Prot. Epis. 
 
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 (17.,) 1836. 12° 3562.24 
 
 — Sixteen lectures on the British reformation. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1844. 12° 3435.08 
 
 Hopkins (Livingston). Comic history of the United 
 
 States. New York, 1876. 12° 573.19 
 
 Hopkins (Manlej')- Manual of marine insui'ance. 
 
 PUUadelpbia, 1867. 8° 5624.17 
 
 Hopkins (Mark). Baccalam-eate sermons, [1850-62,] 
 
 and occasional discourses, [1852-59]. Boston, 
 
 1862. 8° 3563.03 
 
 — Law of love and love as a law ; or moral science. 
 
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 VI. and qa. Elizabeth. 3 v. B., 18.59. 8°. 34 i6. 13 
 
 — Youth of the old Dominion. B., 1856. 12°. 214.10 
 Hopkins (Thomas). Bank notes the cause of the dis- 
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 change being against us, whilst the balance of 
 trade is in our favour : with means 8uggest<d to 
 enable the Bank of England to resume its pay- 
 ments in specie. London, 1810. 8°. . . 5915.:)5 
 Hopkiuson (Francis). Jliscellaneous essays and occa- 
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 Contents : v. 1. Miscellaneous and political CBsays. 2. 
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 — The old farm, and the new farm : a political allegory. 
 
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 iVo(e.— Reprint of " A pretty story. By Peter Grievous." 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longaere (J. B.) Nat. portr. gall<-ry. v. 3, 
 
 1836 3247 1() 
 
 Hopley (Howard). Under Egyptian palms. London 
 1869. 12= 1081.18 
 
 Hopper (Clarence). Catalogue of books, mss., etc.. il- 
 lust. of tlfe life and works of Shakespeare, and of 
 the histoiy of Stratford-upou-Avou, in the Shakes- 
 peare library. London, 1868. 8°. . . 1753.29 
 
 Hopper (EdWiird). The Dutch pilgrim fathers, end 
 other poems. New York, 1^56. 16°. . 1601.07 
 
 — Fire on the hearth in Sleepy Hollow : Christmas 
 
 poem. New York, 1864. 16° 1661.06 
 
 — Old horse gray and the porish of Grumbleton. New 
 
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 — Horace's life and character : and epitome of his sa- 
 
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 — Odes. Tr. into English verse, by T. Martin. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1861. 32° 1661.08 
 
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 — Odes and epodes. A metrical translation. With 
 
 introduction and commentaries. By Lo;d Lytton, 
 With Latin text fiom the editions of OrelJi, Mac- 
 le.me, and Yonge. New York, 1S70. 12°. 1661.13 
 
 — Odes and Cai-men sEeculare. Trans, into English 
 
 verse, byJ. Couington. 3ded. L.,1865. 16°. 1661.16 
 
 — Odes. Tr. into uurhymed metres, with notes, by 
 
 F. W. Newman. Loudon, 1853. 8°. . . 1661.37 
 
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 vriau, Genin, Guiard et Nisaid. Paris, 1869. 
 8°. [Nisard's collection. ] 7725. U9 
 
 — CEuvres completes. Trad, en fran9ais et en prose 
 
 par J. B. Monfalcon ; en vers espaguols par Bur- 
 gos ; en vei-s aUemandapar Wieland et Voss (texte 
 latin en regard); precedees de I'histoiie de la vie 
 et des ouvrages d'Horace ; de notes, dc. ; et suivies 
 de trad, en vers frau9uis, et d'imitatious, tic. 
 Ed. polyglotte publ. sous la direction de J. B. 
 Monialcou. Paris et Lyon, 1834. 8°. . . 7726.11 
 
 — Opera omnia. With commentary [and notes] by A. 
 
 J. Macleane. London, 1853. 8° [liougs BibL 
 class.] 7727.05 
 
 — Opera omnia ; ex ed. J. C. Zeunii. Cum notis et 
 
 interpretatione in usum Delphini. 4 v. Loudini, 
 
 Vulpy,lb25. b° 7713.21 
 
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 Artepoetica (De), v. 3. i Notss variorum, v. 3-4. 
 
 Carmen Sfeculare, V. 2. Notitia Uteraria de H.. v. 4. 
 
 Carininum lib. iv., v. 1, 2. Recensus editionum et codi- 
 
 EpistoliB, libri ii., v. 3. cum mss., v. 4. • ■ 
 
 Epodou liber, v. 2. I Sermonum (satii-arum), libri 
 
 Index. T. 4. I il.. v. 2. 3. 
 
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 — Satires, in rhythmic prose, by R. M. MiUington. 
 
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 — Satires, epistles, and art of poetry. Tr. by W. Bos- 
 
 cawen. London, 1797. 8^ 1661.38 
 
 — First aud ninth satire. Tr. by T. Martin. [In Fraser's mag. 
 
 V. 75. 78, 1861-67.) 
 
 — Translations from Horace. [In Dryden (J.) Works, v. 12 
 
 1808.) 6012.25 
 
 — Works, literally tr. by C. Smart. L..1855. 12°. 1661.11 
 
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 — Works In English verse, by W. Duncombe, etc. 
 
 Withnotes. 2ded. 2 v. in 1. L.,1757.16^ 1661.17 
 
 — Works rendered into English prose. Introd. and 
 
 notes, by J. Lonsdale and L. Lee. London, 
 1873. 12° 1661.39 
 
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 Pampb'lets ami sketches. 1875.] 2514.30 
 
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 — MilmainH. II.) Life of Horace 30S3.22 
 
 Parr IS D.D.) Notioo of Dr. Combe's Horace, [/n Sis Works. 
 
 v.i.'\ . ■ 60G2.04 
 
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 popularity ; with specimens of translations of the Odea ; 
 4 articles) ; Brit qu.rev., Jan., 1870 (Horace and his trans- 
 lators) ; Contem. rev., v. 4, 1807 (Horacij, by H. I. Rose) ; 
 Fraser's mag,, v. 74, 186G (Horace : the poet of middle- 
 aged men. with translations) ; London qu. rev., Apl., 1874 
 (Odes of U. and recent translators) ; Nat. rev., v. 11. 1860, 
 or Littell, 1800, v. 4 ; v. 17, 1863 (Couington's transl.) ; 
 Qnar. rev,, v. 104, 1858 (H. and his translators) ; v. 127, 
 18G9 (Lord Lyttons Horace reviewed ; April, 1871 (Satires : 
 tr. of Conington and Martin.) 
 
 Horffl bibliciB. .?■« Butler (Charles). 1799 3721.22 
 
 HorK ilecaniai rurales. S« Dansey (W.) 2 v. 1835. . .3541.16 
 Horse Hf^Uenicaj : essays and discussions. See Blackie (J. S.) 
 
 1874 2513.23 
 
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 Coi-v. [Gr. and Engl.] L., 1840. 12°. 1091.17 
 
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 Hore (M, md others). * Voyage to Newfoundland and Cape Bre- 
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 — Science of (ox hunting and management of the ken- 
 
 nel. Loudon, 1868. 8° 4615.27 
 
 Horn (H. T.) Strange visitors: original papers by 
 
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 JVofe See also American horol. journal, . . . 3947.16 
 
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 — ecnd Joanna). Walks in Florence. 2 v. London. 
 
 1873. 12° 971.27 
 
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 Horse. ^ 
 
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 companion. [1871.] 4627.15 
 
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 — Handy horse-book. By a cavalry officer. ' ' Ma- 
 
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 Hubboff (Prin« — ). Genealogical catalogue of tho kings of 
 
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 Huber (Fran9ois). Natural history of the honey bee. 
 
 New cd. Loudon, 1841. ]2°." .... 1824.15 
 
 — Memoir of H. (/n Jardine. Nat. libr.. v. 34.] . . .4721.02 
 
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 Huber (Victor Aime). English universities. Abridged 
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 Same. [Abridged] bv J. F. Meline. New York, 
 
 1873. 16°. .... ■ 3163.28 
 
 — Eamblc round the world, 1871. Tr. by lady Herbert. 
 
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 — Journey through the Chinese empire. 2 v. New 
 
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 1808. 12° 4344.12 
 
 Hudsou (Charlesl, History of the town of Lexington, 
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 Hudson. (Charles F.) Critical Greek and Engl, con- 
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 Hudson (David). History of Jemima Wdkinson. 
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 Hudson (Francis). Private theatricals. New York, 
 li70. 16°. 1712.34 
 
 Hudson (Frederic). Journalism in the United States 
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 juggins (Wm.) Results of spectrum analysis, applied to the 
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 Hughes" (Eichard). Manual of pharmacodynamics. 
 2ded. New York, 18(58. 12= 4342.03 
 
 Hughes (Samuel). Treatise on gas-works. Loudon, 
 1853. 16° 3932.44 
 
 '- Same, 4th ed., by W. Kichards. London, 
 
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 — Life of James Briudloy. [In Weale's Quar. papers, pt. 1, 
 
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 — Human will : its functions an 1 freedom. London. 
 
 18 j7. .s° 54.34.47 
 
 — Memoir of a brother, [George E. Hughes, 1821-1872]. 
 
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 — Relisio laid. [//I Tracts for priests, V. 1. 1861.] . .3014.01 
 
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 Hughes (T. M.) Revelations of Spain in 1845. 2d 
 
 cd. 2 V. London, 1845. 8° 982.22 
 
 Hughss (Thomas Smart). History of England, [1760- 
 
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 — Address iu the cause of the Ore. ks. T,., 1822. 8'. . 6721.05 
 
 Sime. Lonil.m. 13J2. 8°. [/)) Pamphleteer, v. 21.] 60.58.21 
 
 — . Considerations on the Greek rev. L., 1823. 8*. [In Pam- 
 
 phlateer, v. 22.] 6u:i8.22 
 
 — LetteL- to (xodTrey Hig'^ins. on liis ■ Horro sabbatic©.' Lou- 
 
 don, 1821;. 6'. [[„ Pamphleteer, v. 27.] .... 6058.27 
 
 — Remiiks ou ' An essay on the eternity of the world by a 
 
 sceptic' L,1.S2S. 8'. [/i Pamphleteer, v. 26] .6058.26 
 
 — Tvavcla in Greeco and Albania. 2 v. London, 
 
 1 3), 8° 99.3.13 
 
 Hughes (Wm., F.R.O.S.) Australian colonies: ori- 
 gia r.nd present condition. L. ,1853. 16°. 5075.18 
 
 — Ti-aisuryofgeograoliy. Newed. L.,18S7. 16°. 932.19 
 Hug;i3S(Wm C.) Amer. miller. Phil., 1851. 12°. 3931.24 
 Hughey (TJeu. G. W.) Political lomani^m ; or secular 
 
 policy of Iho papal church Cin.,i87-!. 12°. 3124.14 
 Hughliags (J. P.) Logisof nam s ; .nt-'od. to Boole's 
 
 Laws of thought. London. 1839. 12°. .51.8.14 
 HughjDU (D., LL.D.) Copious nooouut of French 
 
 an! English i>rophets,17J7.ete. L.,18i4.12'.3152.12 
 
 — Lifjo, J.meiN.tyler,f,matic. L., ISIJ. 12°. 31:212 
 HugDtOa ) LaB.->h<Smedoreo. 2v. P., 1859. 12'. 7016.01 
 Hugo (Tjomas). The Bewick collector : a descrip- 
 
 tiv3 oatiiogiie. London, 1866. 8'. . . 1445.14 
 Sam:;. Sapplamcnt. London, 1868. 8°. 144J.I5 
 
 — Biwlck'o woodo.itj : impressions of upwards of 2,000 
 
 wood blocks, eagraved for the. most p.irt by 
 Tlioaias a id James Bewick, With introd., de- 
 sjriptifa catalogue, dc. L., 1870. 1. 4°. 1417.11 
 Hugo (Victor Ma-.'ie. com(c). Bug-Jargal. — Claude 
 Gi.us Paris, 1858. 12' 7U23.10 
 
 — Contenplation;. 2 v. Paris, 18C8. 10°. . 7023.31 
 
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 — D33tioyai' cf Iho second reoul)lio ; Napoleon the Lit- 
 
 tb- T-'ausl-itjd. N. Y.", 1S70. 12'. . . 3133.22 
 
 — Ld; Fjuidcs dautomue. —Les Chants da cre'pusculo. 
 
 Par.s, 1S58. 12° 7023.23' 
 
 — Hi 1 d ifala-ode. 2v. ial. Paris, 1S5S. 12'. 7023.17 
 
 — L'aonmoqiirii. Now York, 18G9 . 8'. . 702.3. '25 
 
 — L I Ls^endp d?i siiicl^s. lo .serie. Histoi:a : lea 
 
 patites epopees. Paris, 1868. 16°. . . 7023.30 
 
 — Life by [his wife] ; including a drama entitled ' Inez 
 
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 Loadon, 1863. 1-2° 3084.01 
 
 — Litteraturc et philosophie mele'es. 2 v. Paris, 
 
 1864. 16° 7016.06 
 
 — Lea miserables. New York, 1863. 8°. . .7023.18 
 
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 — Napoleon le petit. Nouv cd. Loudres, 1869. 1G°.3133.23 
 Same. Destroyer of the 2d republic. Tr. New 
 
 York, 1870. 12°. 3133.22 
 
 — Notre Dame de Paris. Nouv ed. 2 v. Paris, 
 
 1869. 1-2° 7023.26 
 
 — Odes et ballades. Paris, 1S58. 12°. . . .7023.29 
 
 — Les orjentales. Paris, 1858. 12'. . . . 7023.29 
 
 — Quatre-vingt-treize. 2 v. P., 1874. 12°. . 702.3.34 
 
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 — Th^tre. 4 v. Paris, l»GS-7b. 10". . . . 7046.08 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Cromwell. 2. Hertiani. Marion de 
 Lorme. Le rot s'aiuuse. 3. Lucreco Btji-gia. Marie Tu- 
 dor. Augelo Malepieri. 4. La Esmeralda. Ituy Bias. 
 Les Burgraves. 
 
 A' 'ie.^.\ critique of his dramas by C. Barr^re is in Mac- 
 xnillau's mag., Aug.. 1874. 
 
 — Les travaiUeurs de lamer. N. Y., 1866. 8°. 7023.24 
 
 — Les voix intei'ieures. Les rayons et les ombres. 
 
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 — WiUiam Shakespeare. London, 1864. 8°. 1751.18 
 
 .fty For English versions of his novels see Fiction (p. 491), 
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 (p. 158) ; also Castelar (E.) Life of lord Byrou. rte. 1876 
 
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 Writings, V. 2 : 31)53.09] ; Chambers's .jouinal. v. 20. 1863 ; 
 
 Coutem.rev., June, 187.J (Poetry of V. H., by E. Dowdeu). 
 Hugo (J//iie. J. Adfele, loifr of Vic'ior). Victor Hugo, 
 
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 — Quarries and building stones. [In Brit, manufacturing indus- 
 
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 18.M. r2° 333L15 
 
 Hull [Con. Wm.) See Biography (p. 159). 
 
 Hull.ah (Jolini. Historv of mDdem music. London, 
 1862. l-.i°. . . ." . ^ 1562.07 
 
 — Management of the speaking voice. [In Contem. rev., v. 10, 
 
 11, 1869.) 
 
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 (E. O) Oration on H [In fii^ Oods. and other lectures, 
 187!i : 35(31.311; Humboldt commemoration proceedings. 
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 clujs of U-.:ii:a Kingdom. L , 1847. 8°. 2722.01 
 
 — Noticoj of tjo li.b and worka of T.tiau. [anon.] 
 
 hxM\on, 13:9. 8' 1140.15 
 
 Hums (.'Uoxi^d r). Of the crthograpnio and congiu- 
 itio of th3 Brita-j tongue. Ed. by H. B. Wheat- 
 lay. London, 1S63. 8'. [3arly English text 
 soc, V. 5.] ... 7913.02 
 
 Hume fDavid). Essays, moral, political and literary. 
 Ed. with prelim, dissert., by T. H. Green and T. 
 H.Grose. 2 v. London, 1875. 8°. . .5123.11 
 
 Contents. 
 
 of). V. 2. 
 
 Parliament {Independency of), 
 V. 1. 
 
 Parties In general, v. 1. 
 
 Parties (Coalithni ofi. v. 1. 
 
 Parties of Gt. IJritain. v. 1. 
 
 Passive obedience (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Passions (Dissert, on the), v. 2.^ 
 
 Platonist (The , v. ]. 
 
 Politics may be reduced to a 
 science, v. 1. 
 
 Polygamy and divorces (Of), v.l. 
 
 Populousness of ancient na- 
 tions, V. 1. 
 
 Protf'stant i-uccession (The),v. 1. 
 
 Public credit (Of), v. ]. 
 
 Reflnenieut in thoaits(O0, V. 1. 
 
 Religion (Nat. hist, of), v. 2. 
 
 Soei.tic (The), v. 1. 
 
 Hcotticisms, V. 2. 
 
 Self-love Ofl. V. 2. 
 
 Smith (Adam), Letter from, to 
 Strahan. v. 1. 
 
 Stoic (The). V. 1. 
 
 Suicide (Of), V. 2. 
 
 Superstition and enlhusiasm, 
 T. 1. 
 
 Taste (Standard of), v. 1. 
 
 Taste and passion (Delicacy of), 
 V. 1, 
 
 Taiea (Of), V. 1. 
 
 Trade (Of the balance of), v. 1. 
 
 Tragedy (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Verbal disputes (Of some), v. 2. 
 
 Waipole (Sir Robert), Character 
 of, V. 2. 
 
 Whether the Brit.gov. inclines 
 mora to absolute monarchy, 
 or to a republic, v. 1. 
 
 Wilkie'sEpit-'Ouiad (Cone), v. 2. 
 
 Writing (Simplicity and refine- 
 ment in), v. 1. 
 
 New ed. 
 5414.01 
 
 Arts and sciences (Rise and 
 progreBS of the), v. 1. 
 
 Avarice (Ofl. v. 2. 
 
 Civil liberty (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Commerce (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Commonwealth (Idea of a per- 
 fect), V. 1. 
 
 Contract (Of tho original), v. 1. 
 
 Customs (Of some remarkable), 
 V. J. 
 
 Descent on coast of Brittany, 
 1740, V. 2. 
 
 Eloquence (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Kpicnrean (Tlie). v. 1. 
 
 Essay writing (Of), v. 2. 
 
 Ooverumeut (Of the origin of), 
 V. 1. 
 
 Government (Of first principles 
 of). V. 1. 
 
 History of ed. of Hume's Es- 
 says, V. 1. 
 
 Historj- (Of the study cTj, v. 2. 
 
 Human nature {Ot the dignity 
 or meanness of), v. 1. 
 
 Human uuderstandiug (Con- 
 cerning). V. 2. 
 
 Immortality of the soul. v. 2. 
 
 Impudence and modesty (Of), 
 V. 2. 
 
 Interest (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Justice (Some farther coQsid. 
 with regard to , v. 2. 
 
 Liberty of the press, v. 1. 
 
 Love and marriage (Of), v. 2. 
 
 Middle station of lite, v, 2. 
 
 Money (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Moral prejudices (Of), V. 2. 
 
 Moral sentiment (Cone), v. 2. 
 
 Ml -rals (C' -nc. principles of),v.2. 
 
 My own life, v. 1. 
 
 Katioual characters (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Ossian's Poems {.\ut'.ienticity 
 
 — Essays and treatise's on several subjects. 
 
 2 v. Edinbm-gh, 1817. '" 
 
 — History of England. New ed. 6 v. New Y'ork, 
 
 180S. 12' 464.14 
 
 — Philosopliical works. 4 v. Boston, 1S54. 8'. 5414.03 
 
 Contents: v.l. Life, by himself. Controversies between 
 Hume and Rousseau. List of Scotticisms. Treatise of 
 human nature. The understanding. 2. The passions. 
 Of morals. Dialogues concerning natural religion. 3. Es- 
 says, moral, political, and hterary. 4. Inquiry concerning 
 tho human understanding. Concerning tiie principles of 
 morals. Natural history of religion. Additional essays. 
 
 1^* For ftij''s ami crit. estimates of Hume, see Biography 
 (p. 15'J] : also Stephen (L ) Hist of Engl, thought in tho 
 18th century, v. 1, 1370 [-5420.00] ; Thornton (W. T.J Old 
 faahioued ethics, etc. [542G.22J. 
 
 Hume (Hamilton). Lif3 of Edw. J. Eyre, late gover- 
 nor of Jamaica. London. 18 '.7. 12°. . 3Uo4. 29 
 
 HnmiUty. Taylor (II.) Notes from life, p. 29-42. . . .2544.05 
 
 Humnaiag-birds. S'e Birds, p. 2iG. 
 
 Humor. Sr:-: Caricature (p. 253) : — Wit and humor. 
 
 Humorous phases of the law. S^e Browne (I.) . . . 5031.27 
 
 Hmnorous poetry of tho Engl, language. .Sec Parton /J.) 167o.2G 
 
 Humourisfa miscellany : select poetry. London, 
 ISOl. 10' 1651.19 
 
 Humphrey. See also Humphry. 
 
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 on the pbysiL-3 and hydraulics of the Mississippi 
 River, dc. Pbikidelphin, 1801. 4°. . . 113(i.l8 
 
 Humphreys (Co/. David, LL.D., d. 1818 1. Essay on 
 life of maj.-gen. Israel Putnam. With sketch 
 of Bimker Hill Battle, by S. Swett. Boston, 1818. 
 8^ 3384.22 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. S.) Nat. portr. g.allery, v. 2, 
 
 1835 3247.09 
 
 Humplireyg (Henry Noel). Ancient coins and med- 
 als. 2d ed. Loudon, ]8">1. sm. 4°. . 1585.13 
 
 — British moths, S.'s Weslwood (J. O.) 482S.12 
 
 — Butterfly vivarium ; or insect home. London. 1858. 
 
 sq. 16° 4S21.01 
 
 — Coin collector's manual. 2 v. London, Bo/m. 1853. 
 
 12° . 158J.02 
 
 — History of printing. Preceded by short account of 
 
 origin of the alphabet. 2d ed. London, 1868. 
 folio 2707.01 
 
 — Masterpieces of the early 'printers and engravers. 
 
 London, 1870. fol. 2767.05 
 
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 — Ocean gardens : marine aquarium. 2d ed. Lon- 
 
 don, 1857. sq. ll!" -1826. 14 
 
 — Origiu and progress of the art of writing. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1855. 1. 8° 27G5.18 
 
 — River gardens : fresh water aquaria. London, 
 
 1857. sq. 16° •18;iG.15 
 
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 f hand. Cambridge, 18G1. 1C° 4:;32.10 
 
 — Treatise on human skeleton. C, 18.58. 8°."433().01 
 Hundertpfuud (Libertat). Art of painting restored. 
 
 From tha German. London, 1819. 8°. . 1412.19 
 
 Handred Boston oratora. ,.'?'''' Loring (J. S.) 3246.13 
 
 Hungary- Sf. Countries {llunrinnj. p. 330) ;— Biblical aucl lelig. 
 literature {Iliwijar!/, p. tiO) ;— Language {Hungarian) ;— 
 Poetrf {hlungarian). 
 Hvmgary aud its revolutions, to [1850]. By E. O. S. 
 
 London, 1854. 12'^ 545.02 
 
 Hunger and thirst. See Blackw. mag., v. 83, 1858 ; p. 1-17. 
 Huiine-weU (James F.) Bibliograiibj- of Hawaiian Is- 
 lands. Boston, 1869. 4° 2726.01 
 
 — The Land of Scott. Bo.ston, 1871. 8°. . . 952.25 
 Huns. See lives of Attila, iu Biography (p. 119) ; also introd. 
 
 chapters ofliiBtories of Hungary {p. 330). 
 
 Hunt family. W'ljman (T. li., jr.) Genealogy oj the 
 name and family of Hunt. 1862-3. . . 3078.13 
 
 Hunt (Charles Havens). Life of Edward Livingstone. 
 New York, 18C4. 8° 3114.01 
 
 Hunt (Cornelius E.) The Shenandoah ; or last con- 
 federate cruiser. New York, 1867. 12°. 543.11 
 
 Hunt (Ephraim). Literature of the English language ; 
 selections, c(r;. New York, 1S70. 12°. .2751.19 
 
 Hunt (Fred. Knight). The fourth estate : history of 
 newspapers, aud of the liberty of the press. 2 v. 
 London, 1856. 12° . 2712.13 
 
 — The Rhine. Londcn, 1845. 8° 966.04 
 
 Hunt (Freeman). Library of commerce, v. 1. [No 
 
 more pub).] New York, 1845. 8°. . . 5927.12 
 Contents : Commercial intercourse of the world with 
 Cliiua- Piatt (.J. C.) History of tbe British corn-laws. 
 Maokay (C.) Hist, sketches of the Miss, scheme and the 
 South sea bubble. 
 
 — Lives of American merchants. [Introd. by G. E. 
 
 RusseH.] 2v. New York, 185cl, 8'. .3214.10 
 Contents. 
 
 Joues (W. E.), by W. A. Jones, 
 
 V. 1. 
 King |J. G.), by C. King, v. 1. 
 Laurens (H.), by F. Hunt, v. 1. 
 Luwrence (Abbott), by N. Apple- 
 
 Allen (S.), by W. M. Allen, v. 2. 
 Appletou (S.), by E. Peubody.v.l. 
 Astor (J. J), by D. .laqut-s, V. 2. 
 BrumHeld (J.), by J. Quiucy,v.2. 
 BrooUa (l'.O.).byE. Everett.v.l. 
 Brown (James), by G. 8. Hil- 
 
 lard. V. 2. 
 Broivu (N.), by F. Hunt. v. 1. 
 Carey (M.), by P. Hunt, v. 1. 
 Chickeriug (Jonas), by J. L. 
 
 Bhike. V. 1. 
 Chipp |A.). by F. Hunt, v. 1 
 Cope (T. P.), by J. E. Chandler, 
 
 V. 1. 
 Derby (E. Haskell), by E. H. 
 
 Derby, v. 2. 
 Eddy IT.), by F. Hunt, V. 1. 
 Giraid (S.), by F. Huut, v. 1. 
 Goodhue (J.), by F. Hunt. v. 1. 
 Hiiucock (John), by G. Mount- 
 
 lort, V. 2. 
 Heury(A.). by S.A Allibone.v.l. 
 Hill (H.H.W.), by W.K.Kiuu.v.S. 
 Jack8ou(P.T.), by J. A. Lowell, 
 
 ton, v. 
 
 Lawreuce (.Amos), by F. Hunt, 
 V. 2. 
 
 LawTence (Wm.), by S. K. Lo- 
 tlirop, V. 2. 
 
 Lee (G.), by C. M. Leupp. v. 1. 
 
 Lorillard (J.), by W. Beirian.v.l. 
 
 MiiV (J.), by F. Huut, v. 1. 
 
 Morris (R), by F. Hunt, v, 2. 
 
 Parsons (W.), by F. Hunt, v. 1. 
 
 Puubody (J.), by G.A. Ward. v. 1. 
 
 Pepperreil {Sir W.), by U. Par- 
 sons, V. 2. 
 
 Perkins (T. H.), by T. G. Cary, 
 V. 1. 
 
 Shaw (S.). by F.Hunt, v. 2. 
 
 .slater (S,), by J. L. Blake, v. 1. 
 
 Touro (J ), by A. Walker, v. 2. 
 
 Ward (S.), by C. King, v. 1. 
 
 V 1. 
 
 — Worth and wealth. New York, 185G. 12°. 5922.04 
 
 — {editor). See Hunts merchant's uuigaziue. 
 
 Huut (Geo. Henry). Outraui aud Havelook's Persian 
 campaign. London, 1858. 8^ . . . 1042.01 
 
 Hunt (Helen). ['H. H.'] Bits of talk about home 
 matters. Booton, 1873. 32° 2532.22 
 
 — Bits of travel. [Euiopo.] Boston, 1872. 24°. 942.23 
 
 — Verses. Boston, 1870. 16° 16()1.33 
 
 Hunt (James). Archaic anthropology of Zetland. [In Anthrop. 
 
 soc. Mem.. V. 2, p. 2'.M-33i).] 4735.14 
 
 — On the negro's place ia nature. [In Anthrop. soc. Memoirs, 
 
 V. 1.] 4735.13 
 
 Hunt (Jiimes). Manual of the philo.sophy of voice and 
 speech. London, 1859. 12° G333.25 
 
 — Stammering and stuttering, their nature and treat- 
 
 ment. London, 18G5. 12° 6333.26 
 
 Hunt {Bev. John). Religious thought in Englmd 
 from the reformation to the end of the last cen- 
 tury. V. 1-2. London. 1870. 8\ . . . 3145.17 
 
 Huut (James Henry Leigh). Autobiography. 2 v. 
 New York, ls50. 12° 3085.03 
 
 — Eojk for a comer ; or selections in prose and verse. 
 
 New York, 1852. 12°. . _ 2533.03 
 
 — Correspondence. Ed. by his eldest son. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1802. 12° 3085.19 
 
 — A Day by the fire ; and other papers. [Ed. by J. E. 
 
 Babson.] Boston, 1870. 16° 2532.23 
 
 Contents : Day by the fire. Commonplace people. Hea- 
 then mythology. Fairies. Aeronautics, real and fabulous. 
 Genii. Nymphs of antiquity aud the poets. .Sirens and 
 mermaids of tbe poets. Giants, o^rcs. and Cyclops. 
 Talking of nonsense. Splendor. Christmas, etc, 
 — ■ Essays and miscellanies, from the Indicator, and 
 Companion. New York, 1857. 12°. . . 2533.04 
 
 — .Tuvenilia ; poems. London, 1801. 8°. . 1662.00 
 
 — Lord Byron and .some of his contemooraries. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1828. 8° 3027.07 
 
 — Men, women, and books : essavs, sketches, etc. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1855. 12°. . . " 2533.01 
 
 Contents » 
 
 Bella aud beiUoonie, v. 1. 
 
 Book-biudiug aud ' Heliodo- 
 ru8,' V, 2. 
 
 Bookstalls aud ' Galateo,' v. 2. 
 
 liritisli poetessefi, v "2. 
 
 Cowley aud Thumsou, v. 2. 
 
 Day otthedisaBtera of Carfiug. 
 tou Bluudell, esq., v. 1. 
 
 Duchess of St. Albaus, v. 2. 
 
 Female beauty, v. 1. 
 
 Femrdo Bovereigua of Euglftud, 
 V. 1. 
 
 Fictiou and matter of fact, v. 1. 
 
 Garth, physiciaua, aud love- 
 letters, V.2. 
 
 Giuli Tre, v. 1. 
 
 Jack Abbott's breakfast, v. 1. 
 
 Lyiug (Few remarks ou the rare 
 vice of), V. 1, 
 
 Mau iutroducod to his ances- 
 tors, V. 1. 
 
 Montagu {Lady Mary 'Wortley), 
 V. 2. 
 
 Mouth of May. v. 1. 
 
 Novel parly, v. 1, 
 
 Omnibus (Inside of an), v. 1, 
 
 Pepya' lilu aud African vibit,v.2. 
 
 I'ope iu some lights iu which ho 
 is uot usually regarded, v. 2. 
 
 Seeing a pigeou make love, v. 1^ 
 
 8iivign6 iMme. de). v. 2. 
 
 Social morality, v. 2, 
 
 Statesuieu who have writteu 
 verses, v. 1. 
 
 Ver vert ; or, the parrot of the 
 nuns, V.2. 
 
 World of books, v. 1. 
 
 Zoological gardeua. v, 1. 
 
 — Months (The) : beauties of the year. London, 
 
 1821. IG^. 4731.0G 
 
 — Old Court submb ; or loeinorials of Kensington. 
 
 Sded. London, [n. (?.] 12^ 493.20 
 
 — OneUundredromancesofreallife.L.,[u.d.]12°. 214.65 
 
 — Poetical works. 2 v. Boston, 1857. 24°. . 1661.24 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Abraham aud the fire-worship- 
 pers, V. 1. 
 Bacchub in Tuscauy, v. 2. , 
 Bitter gourd, v. 2. 
 Blue stocking revels, v. 1. 
 Cambua Khan, v. 1. 
 Capt. Sword audCapt Pen, v. 2. 
 Christmas, v. 2. 
 Corse aud Emilia, v. 1. 
 Death aud the rufiiaus, v. 1. 
 Faucy concert, v. 1. 
 Feast of the poets, v. 1. 
 Feast of the violets, v. 1. 
 Gentle Armour, v. 1. 
 Glove aud the lions, v. 1. 
 Godiva, V. 2. 
 
 Heaven (A) upon earth, v. 2. 
 Hero aud Leander, v. 1. 
 Inevitable (The), v. 2. 
 Jaffar, v. 2. 
 
 — Religion of the heart. 
 
 Kilspindie. V. 2. 
 
 Legend of Florence, v. 1. 
 
 Lovers' ami»zemeuta ; or, how 
 
 will it end? v. 1. 
 Mahmoud, V, 1. 
 Miscellaueous poems, v. 2. 
 Our cottage, v. 2. 
 Paganini, v. 2. 
 Palfrey (The), v. 2. 
 Panther (The), v. 1. 
 Politics aud poetics, v. 2. 
 Reflectioua of a dead body. v. 2. 
 Remarks on war, v. 2. 
 Rubiu Hood (Ballads of), v. 1. 
 Souuets, v. 2. 
 Story of Rimini, v. 1. 
 Transliitions. v, 2. 
 Trumpets of Doolkarneln, v. 2. 
 ■ TVallaco aud Fawdon, v. 2. 
 
 London, [n. d] 16^ 3561.26 
 Saunter turough the West end. L.. 18G1. 12°. 492.32 
 Seer (The) ; or, commonplaces refreshed. 2 v. 
 Boston, 1864. 12° 2533.09 
 
 Contents, 
 
 Amiableneas superior to intel- 
 lect, V. 2. 
 
 Anacreon, v. 1. 
 
 Iircaklast in summer, v. 1. 
 
 BriL'klayer8,andanoldbook,v.l. 
 
 Butcher (The), v. 1. 
 
 Cat by the fii*e, v. 2. 
 
 Chavicer [Specimens of), v. 1. 
 
 Christmas (Inexhaustibility of 
 the subject of), v. 2. 
 
 Color, V. 1. 
 
 Cricket, v. 1. 
 
 Dancing aud dancers, v. 2. 
 
 Death aud burial, v. 2. 
 
 Dusty day, v. 1. 
 
 Early rising, v. 1. 
 
 E;iBt wind. V. 1. 
 
 English aud French female8,v.l. 
 
 English male costume, v. 1. 
 
 English women vindicated, v. 1. 
 
 Eve of Rt. Acrnes, v. 2. 
 
 Florentine lovers, v, 2. 
 
 Flower ibr your window, v. 1. 
 
 Fortuued of genius, v. 2. 
 
 Geutlemuu-saiut, v. 2. 
 
 Human being aud a crowd, v. 1. 
 
 Ice, with poets upon it, v. 2. 
 
 Journey by coach, v. 2. 
 
 Life alter death. Belief in spir- 
 its, V. 2. 
 
 Nightmare, v. 2. 
 
 ' Now ' (A) ; descriptive of a 
 cold day, v. 2. 
 
 Pebble (On a), v. 1. 
 
 Peter WilUina and the flying 
 women, v. 1. 
 
 Piano-forte, v. 2. 
 
 Pinch of suuff, v. 1. 
 
 Pleasure, v. 1. 
 
 Poets' houaes. v. 2. 
 
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 Put np a picture ia your room, 
 
 V 2. 
 R«in.v day, v. 1. 
 Rhymo aud reason, v. 5. 
 Romance of commonplace, v. 2. 
 Rules iu malting presents, v. 2. 
 Scholarship and no Bcholarsbip 
 
 (Wrong Bides of), v. 1. 
 Spring, V. 1. 
 Sliawberries, v. 1, 
 
 Sunday in London, v. 1. 
 
 Sun<lay in the suburbs, v. 1, 
 
 Twolflli Diijht. V. 2. 
 
 Vicissitudes Ola lecture, v. 2. 
 
 Waiter, v. 1. 
 
 Washerwomen, v. 2. 
 
 Why sweet music produces 
 
 sadness, v. 2. 
 Windows. V. 1. 
 Wordsworth and Milton, v, 1. 
 
 — Selections from Engl, poets. N.Y..1S,'J7. 12°. 2533.02 
 
 Cont'-itts : V. 1. Answer to the question. What is poetry? 
 Specimens of imagination aiui fancy. 2. Essay on wit and 
 humor. Specimens of wit and humor. 
 
 — Stories from tlie Italian poets [D:>nte, Pulci, Boiarcio, 
 
 Ariost"), Tasso]. Tr. into Engl, prose. New 
 York, 1S31. 12' 21.5.02 
 
 — Table I alk. Added, Imagiuary conversations of Pope 
 
 and Swift. London, 1870. 16=. . . . C215.22 
 
 — The Town ; its characters and events. London, 
 
 1839. 16° 2533.0S 
 
 ~ Wishing-cap papers. Boston, 1873. 1G°. . 2o32,2i 
 Contents. 
 
 MisceUanrousessat/x, etc. — 
 Child-bed : prose poem. 
 Clarendon's Hist, of Rebellion. 
 Coffee-bouses aud smoking. 
 Ooufectionery. 
 Devils (Treatise on). 
 Doddridge (Dr.) and the ladies. 
 Fencing-master's choice. 
 Few words on angels. 
 French opera daucin;?. 
 Going to the play Eaain. 
 Hereditary house of players. 
 Ladies' bonnets iu the theatre. 
 Letter (A) : on, to. and by the 
 
 book-personage known by the 
 
 name of ' the reader.' 
 Pasta (Madame). Mme. P. in 
 
 the white and red rose. 
 MoUere's Tarluffo. 
 On the suburbs of Genoa, aud 
 
 the country about London. 
 
 Personal reniinis, of lords. 
 
 Kecollectious of old actors. 
 
 Rousseau's Pygmalion. 
 
 Table wits : a breakfast. 
 
 Twilight accused and defended. 
 
 Wit male easy. 
 
 Wishinff-cap papers : — 
 
 Eating and drinking. 
 
 Love and the country. 
 
 Picadilly and West End. 
 
 Rainy-day poetry. 
 
 St. James's park. 
 
 Selwyn (George) and his con- 
 temporaries. 
 
 Spriug. 
 
 Valley of ladies- 
 Walk in Covent garden. 
 
 Walk in the city. 
 
 Whitehall. 
 
 — IreUinfl lA.) List of writings of Hunt. 1868. 3075.28 
 
 il5"For Iti'^s and crif. estimates ofH. see Biography (p. 
 159; ; also Bentley'a miscel., v. 38, 1S55. 
 
 — ami Lee (S. A.) Book of the sonnet. 2 v. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1867. 12' 1GG2.01 
 
 Hunt ( Uobert). Elementary physics. London, 1855. 
 12". 4022.01 
 
 — Handbook to tho Great Exhibition of 1851. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1851. 1'2'' 3915.03 
 
 — Panthea, the spu:it of nature. L., 1S49. 8°. 213.92 
 
 — Poetry of science. Sd ed. L., Bo/i»,1854. 12=". 4022.06 
 
 — Pop'jiir romances of the ■west of England ; or drolls, 
 
 traditions, and superstitions of old Cornwall. 
 2 v. London, 1865. 12° 3816.08 
 
 ^ Kasearohes on light in its chemical relations ; em- 
 bracing a consideration of all the photographic 
 processes. 2d eel. Loudon, 1851. 8^. . 4024.03 
 
 Hunt ( Thomas). Diseases of the skin. 9th ed. Lon- 
 don, 'iSTl. 16°. 4328.13 
 
 Hunt (Thomas Sterry). Chemical and geological es- 
 says. Boston, 1875 [1874]. 8°. ... 4214.09 
 
 — Chemistry of tho earth. [/« Sm. rep.. 18G9.J . . .3930.24 
 
 Note. — For list of numerous papers by T. S. H. in Silli- 
 
 man's journal and the Proceedings of Amer. assoc. see 
 
 Koyal Boc. cat. of sci. papers, v. 3 [273G.03]. 
 
 Hunt(Wm.) History of Italy. L., 1874. 18°. 531.11 
 
 Huut(\Vm. M.) Talks on art. [Reported by H. M. 
 
 Knowlton.] Boston, 1875. 8°. ... 1425.17 
 
 Hunter (John). Dissertation on the varieties of man. [ ^Vith 
 
 Blumenbach (J. F.) Anthropological treatises. London, 
 
 1865. 8°.] 4731.17 
 
 Hunter (John D.) Manners aud customs of Indian 
 tribes west of Mississippi. Phil., 1823. 8°. 557.30 
 
 Htinter (Joseph). The great hi?ro of ancient min- 
 strelsy, ' Kobiu Hood.' L.,1852. 12^ .1682.29 
 
 — Founders of New Ph-month. L., 1S54. 8°. 3444.01 
 
 — Milton : a sheaf of gleanings. L., 1850. 8°. 3124.00 
 
 — Who wrota Cavendish's life of Wolsey. [In Cavendish (G). 
 
 Life of Wolsey, v. 2.] 3187.0i 
 
 Hunter (Robert). Popular treatise on bronchitis, cm- 
 bi-acing bronchial consumption, hooping-cough, 
 and asthma. New York, 1868. 12°. . .4342.30 
 
 Hunter (Thomas). Reflections on t" e letters of Ches- 
 terfield. London, 1776. 8° 5025.18 
 
 Hanter(Wm., lawyer). Political situation of tho northern pow- 
 ers. London, 1801. 8°. [/« Pamphleteer, v. 13.) 6093.13 
 
 Hunter (AVm., ^f.D.) Anatomy of the human gravid 
 uterus. 34 pi. London, 1851. foL . . 431(\25 
 
 Hunter (AVm. W.) Annals of rural Bengal. New 
 York, 18GS. 1'2° 1013.21 
 
 — Orissa : v. 2-3 Of Rural Bengal. L.,1872. 8°. 1013.24 
 
 — Comparative dictionary of languages of India and* 
 
 High Asia. London, 1868. J. 8°. . . .6417.02 1 
 
 — Famine aspects of Bnncal. L. 1874. 12°. 1031.22' 
 
 Hunter and tho trapper. .'^'•rRcvoil B.) 4621.10 
 
 Hunting. S.e Amusements ISportinfj, hunting, etc., p. 25 . 
 Hunting of the snarl:. Carroll (L.) psetiJ. for Dodgson {C. L.) 
 Hunting grounds of tho old world. See Levison (11. A.) 1012.21 
 Hunting the lions ; or, the land of the Negro, [la Ballantyne's 
 
 miscellany, v. 10,1809.) 931.11 
 
 Htuiting tours : with anecdotes of masters of hounds, 
 
 clc. By 'Cecil,' [;;.sci(d] L, 1861. 12°. 4615.16 
 Huntingdon (Daniel). Greneral view of the fine arts. 
 
 New York, 1S51. 12°. 1411.03 
 
 Huntingdon (Robert). Sundry reasons inducing him 
 
 to lay do-wn his commission, 1648. 8°. [Masares 
 
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 Surtees soc, ISa. C° 5116.22 
 
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 Browning (Robert), v. 2. 
 Clough (Arthur Hugh), v. 2. 
 E;iot (Geoi'ge). V. 2. 
 Goethe and his influence, v. 2. 
 Hard church (The), v. 1. 
 Hawthorne (Nathaniel), v. 2. 
 Historical problems of the 
 
 fourth gospel, v. 1. - 
 Incarnation and principles of 
 
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 Poetry of the Old Testament.v.l. 
 Popular pantheism, v. 1. 
 Religion (Atheistic explanations 
 
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 Renau's ■ Christ,' v. 1. 
 Ronau's ■ St. Paul,' V. 1. 
 Romanism, Protestantism, and 
 
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 Science and theism, v. 1. 
 Shelley's poet, mysticism, v. 2. 
 What is revelation? v. 1. 
 Wordsworth aud his geDius,v.2. 
 
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 Scientific education. (Macm. uiag.j On the educatioual 
 value of the natural history sciences. . On tho study of 
 zoology. Outho physicalbasis of iilo [protoplasm]. (Fortn. 
 rev.) Scientific aspects of positivism. (Fortn. rov.) Ou 
 a piece of chalk. (Macm. mag.) Geol. contemporaneity 
 and persistent types of li.e. Geol. reform. Origin of spe- 
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 (Nat. hist, rev.) Ou Descartes' Discourse of method, 
 (ilacra. m:ig.) Spontaneous giueratiou. 
 
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 Huyshe (Capl O. L.) Ksd river expedition, [1^70]. 
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 — Xho Family and tho cUurch. Ed. by Ij. W. B.icon, 
 
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 tionswitU cliristianity. E'lucatiou of the working i-lassos. 
 
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 Sc< also New Kutilander, v. 29. 1870 : Putuam's mag., 
 Jrin.. 18711. 
 Hyacinthe (Saint). SeK.Saint Hyacinthe. 
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 iVofe.— Reviewea in Wiuslows" Journal, v. 13, 18f.O. 
 
 — Nott [J. C.) nybridity. [tn Nott ami Gllddon. T.vpps of 
 
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 — History of tUo rubellion iu En^'land, [liaS-lCGO]. 
 
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 — Religion and policy. 2 v. Oxford, Isl 1. 8°. n5.35.08 
 
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 [ono».] Londou, 1875. 12° ,'i512.()5 
 
 — Our eternal home. [anon.'] B., 18G(i. 12'. :1582.01 
 Hyde (John). M >rmouism : its leader.s and designs. 
 
 NewYork, 18:i7. 12' 3454.(13 
 
 Hyde abbey, (TFlHc/iwitr). Liber mouast. d^ Hyda ; 
 
 chronicle of England, etc. Ed. l:iy E. Edwards. 
 
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 Hydrogen. * e Chemistry, page 203. 
 
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 — Belcher (J.) Hist, sketches of hymns, their writers, 
 
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 — Oa-iwdl (E) Hymns and poems, origiualaudtrans- 
 
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 — Glifhtopliers (S. W.) Epworth singers andolh?r po- 
 
 ets of M.-ithodism. 18,5 37G5.23 
 
 — — Hymi waters and hymns. 2d ed. 1872.3567.23 
 Poets of Methodism. 1875 3705.24 
 
 — Creamer (O. ) Mctjod^st hymnology ; with crit. and 
 
 hist, observation,. 1848. ....... 37i'.5.20 
 
 — ^arr (E) Select poetry ; chiefly devotional, of tho 
 
 reign of Elizabeth. 2 v. 18G5. . . . 37G5.00 
 
 — KsVuZ/.C.) Heaven iu song. 1874. . .1611.29 
 
 — MucDjiudd(G.) E.igLnd's antipUon. . . 1G71.27 
 
 .iVo^c— Hymns and song^ ; arranged chronologically. 
 
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 ary. Added, original hymns. 1S71. . . 3701,22 
 
 — Miller (J.) Our hymns : their authors and origin. 
 
 18flG 3705.08 
 
 — — Singers and songs of the church : biogr. sketches, 
 
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 1869 3761.23 
 
 — Mitford (J". ) Sacred specimens selected from the early 
 
 English poets. 1827 lGG."j.23 
 
 — Montjomery {J.) Tho Christian poet; or selections in 
 
 verso ou sacred subjects. 1827. . . . 1G72.25 
 
 — MulUfnberj (W. A.) Plea for christian hymns. [In his Evau- 
 
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 — Seale (J. JL ) Hj-mns of the Eastern chureh. Tr. 
 
 withintrod. ISTO 3701.21 
 
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 — — Original sequences, hymns, etc. 1866. . 37G1.2G 
 
 — Pearson {C. B.) [In Oxford essays, p. 124-1G5. 1858.J 233S.22 
 
 — Fhdps (Aastii), PaHc (E. A.), and Farha- (D. X.i 
 
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 — Putnam (A. P.) Singers aad songs of t^e liberal 
 
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 lustrative notes. 1875 3705.22 
 
 — Ryder {Q. T.) Lyra Americana ; or verses of praise 
 
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 - Sacrfd liOptry: carefuilvseloctedbyarlergvtiinn. [unon.] ISfiO. 
 
 [Wilh Thclwall (.\. 8.) Thoughts iu iifflirtion.J . aGll.Ol 
 
 - ,S>(Hii(7<'i'.s'(7\ I Evenings with the; sacred iio ts. 1083.28 
 
 - Schaff (P.) Christ in t!ic sold. Hj-miisof Immanuel : 
 
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 - Stevenson (G. J.) The Mcthodi t hymn-book aud its 
 
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 1870 3765.12 
 
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 • TIiompsnntA. C.) Lyra ccelestis. Hymns of hea- 
 
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 Hall) : Conti'mp. rev, v. 1. 18(;il rininh liynin-bnoks : v. 
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 ■ Bowrinri (J.) jlatinsaud vespers : with hymns and 
 
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 Br^tnt(W.C.) Hymns 1023.15 
 
 ■ Christian psalmist; cr. Watts' psalms and hymns, 
 
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 1837 3701.00 
 
 ■ Dabney {J. P. ) Selection of psalms and hymns for 
 
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 ■ Er.'<kine (R.) Gospel sonnets; or spiritual songs, 
 
 1803 3761.10 
 
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 ■ Pcabody (IK B. 0.) Springfield collection of 
 
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 ■ Plymouth collection of hymns aud tunes. [Ed. by 
 
 H. W. Beecher.] 1859 3705.15 
 
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 • — Hymnal. [Hymns and tunes. [Ed. by J. M. 
 
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 Catechism, confession of faith aul litargv. 
 
 1792 37G1.05 
 
 — SacrifiuG (The) of praise, with tunes. Psalms, 
 
 hymns and spiritual songs. 1872. . . . 37(55.18 
 iVbfe. — This coll^ctiou was made by a committee of the 
 
 seasiou of tbe Brick Presb. church, New Yorli. 
 , — Social psalmist ; or hymns selected for private nso 
 
 and social meetings of Evangelical Christians. 
 
 1813 37G1.0i 
 
 — Spiltri (C. J. P.) Lyra domestica. Tr. from the 
 
 "Psaltery and Harp," by K. Massie. With addi- 
 tional selections by F.D. Huntington. 18G1. 37(U.ll 
 
 — Taylor I J.) Festival and peniteutial hymns. [In his Work.s. 
 
 V. 3, 1853.] 3618.01 
 
 — Tupper (Jf. F.) Hymn for all nations. Tr. into 30 
 
 languages. 1851 1G94.0G 
 
 — Uljham {T. V.) Christ in the soul. 1872. .3765.10 
 
 — ^\''atts (1.) Arrangement of the psalms, hymns, and 
 
 spiritual songs, with supplement by J. M. Win- 
 chell. 1822 . 37Gl.lt 
 
 — ^Vilher (G.) Hymns and songs of the church. Iq- 
 
 trod. by E. Farr. 185G 1G95.20 
 
 Hallelujah ; hymns, spiritual songs, and moral 
 
 odes. Introd. by E. Farr. 1857. . . .1093.19 
 
 — TItoughts in verse on private praver and publick wor- 
 
 ship. \_anon.] 18G7 j • • 3765.14 
 
 3. Latin ami Greek lujinns. 
 
 — Brotoninq {E. B.) Greek christiau poets. [Tv. Tier Life, etc., 
 
 V. 2. 1877.] 3024.25 
 
 — Chalfield (A. W.) Songs and hymns of earliest 
 
 Greek christian poets, bishops, c/o. Tr. into Eng- 
 lish verse. 1876 3761.30 
 
 Contents : Synesius, t>p. of Ptolemais. Gregory, ip. of 
 Kaziauzus. Methodius. Clemeut uf Alexandria. Miscel- 
 laneous. 
 
 — Cteantlies. Hymn. See Cleanthes, p. 272 of Catalogue. 
 
 — Baniel {H. A.) Thesaurus hymnologicus. iv. iu 
 
 ) 3. lSi7-53 3765.01 
 
 J — Dies irae. ,Vce entries o« p. 416 of Catalogue. 
 
 — • Laiiii hymns of the Anglo-Saxon church, with inter- 
 linear Anglo-Saxon gloss. Ed. by J. Stevenson. 
 [Surteessoc.no. 23.] 5116.27 
 
 — March {P. A.) Laf.n hymns, with English notes. 
 
 1874 3765.21 
 
 — Male (J. M.) and LilttedaU (R. F.) Hymns of the 
 
 Koman, IVIozambic, Ambrosiau, Grallican, Greek, 
 Armenian, dc. rites. [In their Commentary on 
 the Psalms. 4 v. 1871.] 3724.06 
 
 — Proclas. Five hymns, iu the original Greek, with 
 
 a poetical version, by T. Taylor. 1793. ". 3587.27 
 
 .Same. [ JFi/Zt Sallust. On the Gods, do.] 3817.10 
 
 — • Uecen great hymns of the laediseval church, [anon.'] 
 
 7th ed. New York, 1868. 16= 1683.33 
 
 P(mieii(s.- The Celestial country. Dies iraj. Hater spe- 
 ciosa. Stabat mater. Veiii S.aucte spiritiis. Veni Crea- 
 tor spirituB. VoxiUa Regis. Alleluiatic sequence. 
 
 — Trench (R. C, editor). Sacred Latin poetry, chiefly 
 • lyrical, selected and arranged for use ; with notes 
 
 and introduction. 1819 3765.07 
 
 Hymns of the ages. See Whitmarsh (C. S.| and Guild. 1062.03 
 Hypatia. ^ee New monthly maj^., Feb.. 18tj3 (Hypatia. by .Sir Na- 
 thaniel) ; also Kingsley (0.) .Mexaudria and her schools 
 [2.')31.001 ; and his novel ' Hypatia ' [221. 71]. 
 Hyperides. Orationes. Gr. et Lat. [In Orationes attici, v. 2. 
 
 Didot, 1858.1 7706-03 
 
 Hypocrisy : a satire. See Colton (C.) 1828 1633.2(5 
 
 Hyponoia ; or, thoughts on a spiritual understanding 
 of the apocalj'pse, or Book of revelation, [anoti.] 
 
 New York, 1815. 8° 3518.17 
 
 I RO a-flshiiig. See Prime (W. C.) 1873 4626.18 
 
 ■ I will • of the Psalms. See Power (Bev. F. B.) 1866. . 3.585.17 
 
 lambliclius Clialcule ncis. DePythagorica vita. Edente 
 
 A. Westermanno. Gr. et Lat. Parisiis, Didot, 
 
 •1862. 8° 7764.15 
 
 lamblichus f/i". .S'yrjfdi. Dr.vma. Or.ctLai. [JuErotici 
 
 script. Tl!,id, ISIG.] 7764.17 
 
 Ibn-ed-Din el Eghwaati. Notes of u journey into the interior 
 of Northern Africa. [In Oriental tr. fund. Miseel. trans.. 
 
 V. 1. 1831.) 7818.10 
 
 Ice. See G-eology [Glacial ffeolotji/. -p. 573) ; also 
 
 — Engettiardt [M.) FormaUoff of ice at the bottom of water. [In 
 
 Sm. report, 1866 ] 31)30.21 
 
 — Nohle ( L. L.) After icebergs with a painter. 1143 U3 
 
 — Totten (J. G.) Sadden disappearance of the ice of our north- 
 
 ern lakes in the spring. [In Amer. assoc. Proc. v. 14. 
 
 1861.) 083.20 
 
 Ice caves of France and Switzerland. See Browne (G. F.) 1865. 
 
 Iceland. * e Countries {Iceland, p. 330). 
 
 Icelandic language and literature. See Laxiguage ; — Literature. 
 
 Ichnology. 
 
 — Hitchcock (E.) Ichnology of New England. Re- 
 
 port on the sandstone of the Connecticut valley, 
 especially its fossil foot-marks, 1858. . 4728.11 
 
 — W'tn-en (J. C.) Fossil impressions in the candstone 
 
 rocks of C,:mn. valley. 1854 4112.26 
 
 Ichthyology. See Fish and fisheries, p. 549. 
 
 Iconalogy and iconography. See Fine arts (Emblems, p. 541) .—Sa. 
 
 cred art, p. 547). 
 Icon Basililie. See Eikon basiliko (p. 440 of Catalogue). 
 Iconogi-aphic encyclopedia. .See EncyclopESdias (Heel:. J. G., 
 
 p. 445.) 
 Idaho. See Countries (Uahn, p, 330). 
 Ide (G30. B. ) Battle echoes; lessons from the war. 
 
 Bo.ston, 1866. 12° 642.12 
 
 Ideas and idealism. See Philosophy (Ideas and idealism). 
 
 Ideal iu art. .Sie Taine (H.) 1411.11 
 
 See also Fine arts (p. 638). 
 Ideals. GroteiJ.) Treatise on moral ideals. 1876. 5434.44 
 
 — Rand ( W. B.) Application of ideals. [In his Henry Holbeach. 
 
 student, V. 2, 1805 ; p. 200-314.] 2532.21 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 2, 1858 : p. 709-768. 
 
 Ideals made real. See Raymond (O. L.) 1877 1681.19 
 
 Ideas for rustic furniture. 25 pi. L., 1838. 8°. 1316.34 
 Identity of the religious called Druidical and Hebrew. 
 
 lanon.-\ London, 1829. lb° 5091.02 
 
 Idiocy. See Medicine. (Insanity, idiocy, etc.) 
 Idiot (The). Of wisdome, etc. See Cusa (N. de). 1650. 3541.01 
 Idl9 (Christopher), pseud. Hints ou shooting and fish- 
 ing, etc. Loudon, 1855. 1G° 4626.11 
 
 Idle word. See Goulburn (E. M.) 3556.05 
 
 Idler (The). Bv S. Johnson. [/;* Chalmers (A.) Brit, essayists, 
 
 V. 27. 1855.) 2511.27 
 
 Same. [In Johnson (S.) Works, v. 1.] 5045.10 
 
 Brake (X.) Essays, lUust. of the Idler. 2 v 2523.12 
 
 Idler (The) iu Italy. See Blessington (Countess of). . . 973.11 
 Idolatry. See Biblical and relig. lit. (Image worship, p. 89 ;— 
 Religion and religions : Paganism, etc., p. 100). 
 
 Idols aud'ideals. .See Conway (M. D.) 1877 3537.28 
 
 Idstoue, [}>seiulon.'\ Tbe dog ; with treatment. Lon- 
 don, 1872, 16° 4724.27 
 
 Idyl of work. See Larcom (Lucy). 1875 1603.36 
 
 Idylls. See Bion :— Gessner ;— Moschus ;— Theocritus :— Burns 
 
 (R.) Cotter's Saturday night [1624. 06J ;— Goldsmith (O.) 
 
 Deserted village (1044.1.")] ;— Tennyson (A.) Idylls of tho 
 
 king [1693.241 ;— Thomson (J.) Seasons [11193.21] ; etc. 
 
 Idylls from the Sanskrit. See Grffith (R. T. H.) 1860. . 1644.29 
 
 Idyls of the king. See Tennyson (.Ufred) 1693.24 
 
 Igdrasyl ; or tree of existence. [Poems,] See Challen (J.) 1032.06 
 Ignatius of Antioch (St.) 
 
 — Epistles (Shorter and Longer). Epistles after the Syriao 
 
 version. ]yiartjTdom. [In Apostohc fathers, Ante-Nlceue 
 lib., v. 1.] 3407 02 
 
 — EpistolEO genuinae : ad Polycarpum : ad Ephesios : ad Ro- 
 
 mauos. [In Bunsen. .Vualeeta, etc., v. 1, 1854.] . 3414.02 
 
 — Spurious epistles. [//* Apostolic fathers. A.-N. library. 
 
 V. 1.] 3467.02 
 
 — iVeiunmit (J.. II.) Theology of St. I. [In his Essays, v. 1, p. 
 
 186-261.) 3581.09 
 
 See also Amer. presb. rev., Jan., 1867 ; Amer. qu. ch. rev., 
 Jan., 1870 ; Biit. qu. rov., Apr., 1870 (and article m M'Clin- 
 tock and Strong. v. 4,with additional references ; also Super- 
 natural religion (passim), [3594.24], and Lightfoot, in reply. 
 
 Ignatius Loyola. See Loyola (in Biography, p. 171). 
 
 Ignorance (Evils of). See Education. 
 
 Iguvine inscriptions. 
 
 — Newman (F. W.) Text, witll interlinear Latin trausl.. and 
 
 notes. 1864. 6443.15 
 
 Ihne (J. A. F. Wilhelm"). Researches into the history 
 
 of the Roman constitution. Tr. by F. Haywood. 
 
 London, 1853. 8° 5735.18 
 
 Ikliwanu-S-Safa ; or. brothers of purity. From the 
 
 Hiudastaui of Maulavi Ikram 'Ali, by J. Platts. 
 
 London, 18G9. 8° 7813.19 
 
 Iliad. See Homer (p. 628). 
 
 Iliad of the East. SeeRamayana 1681.14 
 
 Illegitimacy. See Statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. 25. 
 
 1802 lObserv., by W. G. Lumby). 
 Illinois. .S'ee Countries (Illinois, i>.'i30). 
 lUuminaii See Secret soiieties. 
 
 Illumination. .SVe Alphabets (p. 14) ; also Fine arts {Illumina- 
 tion, p. 545). 
 Illusions. Emerson (R. W.) Couductof life, 1860; p. 271-288. 2524.02 
 ,(J5" See a/50 Delusions (p. 411). 
 
 Illustrated book of English songs, [anoii. ] 3d ed. 
 
 London, [ii. d] 12° 1615.15 
 
 Illustrated catholic family almanac for tbe U. S. New 
 
 York, 1870. 12° 3424.09 
 
 Illustrated homes. .See Gardner (E. C.) 1875 1312.29 
 
 Illustrated library of favorite soug. See Holland (J.G.) 1875.1663.29 
 
 BROOKLYN MEBCANTILK LIBRAUV,
 
 ILLUSTRATED - INDEXES 
 
 643 
 
 Illustrated library of wonders. 31 v. Nuw York, 
 1870--; 2. 12." 
 
 Contf'n/s. 
 Adams (W. H. D.) Light -houses and ligUt-sliipB. . 393^.20 
 
 Baile (J.) Woudors of tlectririty 4027 .27 
 
 Bernard (F.) WoluUTful csi'apea 3MI.07 
 
 Cazin (A.) Phenoinoua aud laws of beat 4027.19 
 
 Depping ((1.) B"dily BlroiiKth niKl skill 4CI3.25 
 
 Dienlafait (L.) Diatiioiul.s and prei-ioua atones. . ,1581.04 
 
 Duplessis (tl.) Wonders of eni,'raving 1414. :JU 
 
 Flaramarion (C.) Marvels of tbe heavens 4015.27 
 
 FonvielleW.de). Tlinuder aud lij^htuing 41127.17 
 
 Giillemin (.V.l Tlio sua 401(5.33 
 
 — Wonders of the moon 4013 ID 
 
 Headlcy (.T. T.) Mountain adventures 922.23 
 
 Lacombe (P.) Arms and armour 6(i22.10 
 
 Ijanoye (F. del. Kameses the great ; or Egypt 3.300 years 
 
 ago 1081.20 
 
 — Sublime iu nature 932.10 
 
 Lefevre (M.) Wonders of architecture 1312.17 
 
 Le Pileur (A.) Wonders of the human body. . . . 432,1.26 
 Marion (F.) Wonderful balloon asceuts 3922.04 
 
 — Wonders of optics 4025 18 
 
 — Wonders of vegetation 4913.11 
 
 Menaidt(E.) Intelligence of anima's 4722.05 
 
 Monnier (M.) Wonders of Pompeii 1455.12 
 
 Neunier (V.) Gri-at hunting grounds 4615.21 
 
 Badau (R.) Wonders of acoustics 4024.11 
 
 Sauzay (A.) Wonders of glass-maMug 3932.38 
 
 Soniel |L.) Bottom of the sea 4825.14 
 
 Tissandier (ii.) Wonders of water 4021.25 
 
 Viardot (L.l Wonders of European art 1435.11 
 
 — Wonders of lt:iliau art 1435.10 
 
 — Wonder.s of sculpture 1454.01 
 
 Zurcher (F) and Margollo (E.) Meteors and atmospheric 
 
 phenomena 4021.02 
 
 niiistrated Loiidou uews. v. 1-71. L., 1812-77. fol. 
 Illustrated magazine of art. 2 v. N.Y.,1851. 8". 1116.10 
 Illustrated ruilway anecdote book. L. ,[«.<;.] S°. 6217.10 
 Illustrated travels. H. W. Bates, editor, v. 1, 5, 1869, 
 
 187.3. London, 1869-73. i'-' 936.01 
 
 Illustrations in choir accompaniment. See Buck (D.) . 1567.0G 
 illustrations of eating. By a beef-eater, lanon.'] 
 
 London, 18i7. 16' 601.5.10 
 
 Ulustratioiis of Engl, aud foreign costume from 1.5th 
 
 century. London, 1875. i" 662(;.ll 
 
 Illustrations of Isortheru antiquities. See Weber (H.) and Ja- 
 
 miesou R.) 1699.02 
 
 niustiatioiis of popery, [anon.] N.Y., 1838. 8". 3-125.19 
 lUustres (Les) fees, [/n Cabinet des fees. v. 5, 1785.] . .7052.05 
 Illustrious women of France. 1790-1873. See Challice (Jfrs. A. E.) 
 Dlyria. See Countries (p. 330). 
 Imaginary couveisations. See Landor (W. S.) Works. 2 v. 
 
 lSo3 50-47.03 
 
 Imaginatioii. 
 
 — BeattU {J.) On imagination. [7rt ^15 Works, v. 1.] , 5015.09 
 
 — Akenside [SI.) Pleasures of. [/u ^ifs Poet, works.] . 1612.04 
 
 — Coleridge (.S'. T.) On the imagination. [In his Biographia 
 
 literaria. V. 1. 1872 : p. 370.379.] 2518.18 
 
 — Dallas {E. S.\ In /'us Gay scieuce. v. 1. 1866. . . . 6334.10 
 
 — DelitU [J.) i'lmagmation ; poeme. [In Ins CEuvres. v. 8-9. 
 
 1824.] 5031.03 
 
 — Ferrier (J. F.) Lectures on imaginatiou. {In his Lectures, 
 
 ete. Y.2. 1866.] 5412.23 
 
 — Hunt {Leigh). Imagination and fancy: what is poetry? 2533.05 
 
 — Percy anecdotes, v. 11. 1823 6211.11 
 
 — Tyndall i-J.) Use and limit of.in science. 1870. 3914.11 
 
 See also essay by E. Cones, in Pop. sci. monthly, Aug. ,1877. 
 
 J85" See also Poetry. [Xature ofpoelry.) 
 Imaginative biogr-nphy. SceBrydges (S/r E.) 2 v. 1834.3254.25 
 imitation of Jesus Christ. See Kempis (T. u). 1835. . . 3513.17 
 Immaterial system of man. See Hope (E.) 2 v. . . . 3.j61.2:i 
 
 Immigrant builder. See D-wyer (0. P.) 1872 1312.2-1 
 
 Immigration. 
 
 — BromiocU {W. J.) History of immigration tj tbe 
 
 United Stiites. 1856 5917.22 
 
 — KappiF.) Immigration, [/n Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., 
 
 no. 2. 1870.] 6811.01 
 
 — T(-!o York state. Omimvisioners of emigration. An- 
 
 nual reports, 1S47-6U 5917.23 
 
 N'>te — Subsequent reports are printed in the N. Y. legis- 
 lative documents. 
 
 — Schade {L.) United States and immigration since 1790. [n. p. 
 
 or d.j 8° 4735.01 
 
 — Younr) (Mlw.) Special report on immigration ; ac- 
 
 comp. information for immigrants. 1872. 5917.27 
 See also Atlantic, v. 29, 1872 ; p. 454-468 (Immigration, by 
 Ed. Jarvis). For condensed slati^lics of imniigralion into the 
 United States see Amer. cyclopiedia. v. 6 ['irt. Emigrationl. 
 For eini(jrnnt manunis sc United States {under Countries, 
 p. 279 of Catalogue). See also Census {p. 375). 
 
 Chinese immigration. 
 
 — Co/iwell [R. H.) Why and how the Chinese emi- 
 
 grate. 1871. : 1021.10 
 
 — Uniied Sillies, iilli. conrjr., 2iZ seas., ServHe. Report 
 
 of joint special commiti.ee to investigate Chinese 
 imniigiatiou. Washington, 1877. 8^. . 1026.20 
 
 — WiUi'ims (.V. }V.) Replies to the senatorial Chinese investit'a- 
 
 ting committee of ^:ulifornia respecting Chinese immigra- 
 tion. [/« Foreign relations of the U. S. 187G ] . . 
 
 See also United States Int. rev., N"V.. 1876 (Chinese ques. 
 
 tion in the U. S., by E. A. JIansfield) ; New Knglauder, 
 
 V. 29, 1H70 (Chinese migiation. by piof. II. N. Uay). 
 
 Inunlsch (M. j Prize essay on the balance spring and 
 
 its isochronal adjnstments. L., 1873. 12". 3932.09 
 
 ImmortaUty. See Biblical and relig. litoi-aturo {Future life and 
 
 immortality, p. HH) ; also Nineteenth century, V. 1, 1877. 
 Immortals (The) ; a poem. A'ee Micholl (K.) 1871. . .1667.01 
 Imogen, and other poems, [anon.] B., 1871. 12 . 16(i-'.:j-l 
 Impartial history of the war between Groat Britain 
 and her colonies to the end of 1779. [«KOii.] Lon- 
 don, 1780. 8'. 583.1-1 
 
 Impending crisis of the South. See Helper (II. R.) 1859. 5831.16 
 Imperial 'dictionary of universal biography. Con- 
 ducted bv J. Eadie aud others. [With portraits.] 
 3 V. Loudon, [1864-06.] 1.8'. . . . 3236,03 
 Imperial "gazetteer of Scotland. Ed. by J. M. Wil- 
 son. 2 T. Edinburgh, [1818.] 8°. . . 956.11 
 Impostors and impostures. 
 
 — Zancelkitli or Ldnciilotli (S.) Les impostiu-es do 
 
 I'histoire aucienne et profane. 2 pts. in 1 v. 
 1770 411.04 
 
 — Eocoles {J. B. (fe). Les impostem-s insignes, qui ont 
 
 usnrpe la qualite d'empereur, de roi, et de prince. 
 
 2 v. 1728 3J61.10 
 
 Its- See also Humbug (p. 637) ;— Charlatanry (p. 261) ;— 
 Bibhcal and relig. lit. {Imposture and fanaticism, p. 89). 
 Impressment of seamen. 
 
 — Butler {C.) LegaUty ofimpressing seamen. 1824. [/k Pam- 
 
 phleteer, v, 23.] 5058.23 
 
 — Letter to Lord viscount Melville. London, 1824. 8°. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 24.) 6058.24 
 
 — Right aud practice of impressment as cone. Gt, Britain and 
 
 -America, [/ii Pamphleteer, v. 14. 1819.] . . . .6058.14 
 
 — Urquhart {T.) Letter to WUberforce, on impressmeut. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 24, 1824.] 5058.24 
 
 In both worlds. See Holcombe (W. H ) 1870 3562 30 
 
 In memoriam. See Tennyson (.Ul'red) 1693.24 
 
 In strange company. ,See Greenwood (J.) 1873. . . .5817.13 
 ■• In tbe days of thy youth." .Vf« Farrar (F. W.) . . .3547.23 
 
 In tue Iloly Land. &e Thomson (A.) 1375 1052.24 
 
 Iu the kitchen, [rmon.] Boston, 1875. 12°. 0016.15 
 
 In the Levant. .Sfc Wamer (C. D ) 1877 1077.07 
 
 Inthemoraiug-land. &eStnart-Glenme (J.S.) v. 1, 1873. 3138.01 
 
 In the silver age : essays. See Parr (Harriet) 2538.07 
 
 In the Tioi)ics. With introd., bv K. B. Kimball. New 
 
 York, 1863. 12°. . . .' 1162.23 
 
 In tbe vineyard : christian work. See Burr (E. F.) . . 3526.26 
 
 In war time, etc. See Whittier (J. G.) 1864 1695.10 
 
 Incarnation. See article by J. K. Burr, with references, la 
 
 M'Clintock and Strong, v. 5. 
 Inoe (Henry) and Gilbert (J.) Outlines of English 
 
 history. London, 1870. 16° 4^3.22 
 
 Inchbald {Mrs. Eliz.) Sec Plays [Arranged by authors) ; also Bio- 
 graphy (p. 100). 
 
 Incidents recalled. See Grimshaw (Wm.) 5091,07 
 
 Independence Hall. .See Countries, etc. {Philadelphia, p. 359). 
 Independents. See Biblical and rehg. lit. [Dissenters, p, 84 . 
 ludex (The) ; a weekly paper devoted to free religion. 
 Ed, Vy F. E. Abbot, v. 1-8. Toledo, aud Boston, 
 1870-77. fol 
 
 lades entomologicus. &e'Wood(Wm.) 1854 4827.22 
 
 Jjides expurgatorius. An exact reprint. Ed. by K. 
 
 Gibbings. Dublin, 1837. 12° 2761.02 
 
 Index librorum prohibitonim. Ilomae,17."8. 8°. 2761.01 
 
 Index of dates. *f Rosse (J. W.) 413. ii9 
 
 Index tesiaceologicus. &<: Wood ( Wm. ) 1856 4827 23 
 
 Indexes. 
 
 #^ There are indexes in this library to the following 
 periodicals aud society publications : 
 
 American almanac. Indexes, 10 years each, in vols, for 1839, 
 1849, 1859. 
 
 American journal of pharmacy. General index, 1825-70. 
 
 Annee (L) scientiflque et iudustrielle, 1856-1865. 
 
 Apjjletons' annualeyclopEedia, v. 1-15, 1801-75. 
 
 Archaeologia, v. 1-15 ; v, 16-30. 
 
 Atlantic monthly, v, 1-38, 18.57-76. 
 
 Bihllotheca 8.acra, v. 1-30, 1844-73. 
 
 Blackwood's mag., v. 1-50, 1817-41. 
 
 British essayist, v, 1-45. 
 
 Camden society. 
 
 Chetham society. Remains, historical and literary, v. 1*30. 
 
 Classical journal, v, 1-40, in v. 40. 
 
 Edinburgh review, v. 1-20. 1802-12 ; v. 21-60, 1813-30 : v. 61-80. 
 lH.W-44 : V. 81-110. 1846-69 ; v. 111-140. 1860-74. 
 
 Gentleman's magazine. 
 
 Harper's new lut.uthly magazine, v. 1-50. 1850-75. 
 
 Hunt's merchant's mag,, v. 1-10, 1839-44. 
 
 In aakinii for books, use the ■• Book Orders." giving the AUfHOR'S N\ME. the flrst part of the TITLE, aud the NUMBER.
 
 644 
 
 INDEXES- INQUIRY 
 
 Indezes, ■conlinued. 
 
 Leisure hours, v. 1-25, 1852-76. . 
 
 London Times. 1870 76. 
 
 New En'^landliih^t. audpeuenl register, v. 1-15, /^» v. lO.aud 1.j. 
 
 New Enrlaader. v. l-I'.l, l(i43.(il. 
 
 New Yor!: Times. 1865. 
 
 New York TribuDe, l«7r,. 
 
 North .\mcrican re\iew. v. 1-25. 1815.27. 
 
 Notes and queries, l9t-4tli eeriea, 1849-74 ; 12 v. In each. 
 
 Practitioner, v. 1-13. 
 
 Princeton rev., 2d peries. v. 1-40. 1825-68. 
 
 Quarterly review, v. 18119, in v. 20 ; 1810-29. in v. 40 ; 1830-37 
 
 inv. OJ; 1838-47 in v.8l) : 1848 60 in v. 100 ; 1857-66 In v. 121. 
 Revuo dea denx inoudes. 1831-74. 
 Royal astronomical society v( London, v. 1-iO, 11-24 iu v. 10 
 
 and 24. 
 Scribner's montlily. v. 1-10, 1860-76. 
 Silliman's .iournal. v. 1-50, 1819-45, in v. 60. 
 Westminster review, v. 1-33, 1824-40, in v. 37. 
 
 General indexes to periodicals. 
 
 — Poote (W.F.) Indes to periodical literature, to Janu- 
 
 ary, 1852 2735.1',) 
 
 j/o^«,— The references to articles iu periodicals occurring 
 in these pages are wbuUy supplemrnlar>i to those contained 
 in Poole's Index, and represent y- ar.s subsequent to 1851. 
 
 — Boynl society of London. Catalogue of scientific 
 
 papers [contained in Transactions of societies, 
 Journals, and other periodical works], 1800 C3. 
 5 V 273(1.10 
 
 Note. — .\rranged by authors. Tho Index of subjects is 
 (1877) yet to appear. 
 
 See article on tnilexes by A. Hunter in St. Paul's, v. 12. 
 India. S'-e Countries (India, p. 330-33-.;) ;— Biblical and relig. lit. 
 {Hinduism, etc., p. 100) ; — Language ; — Literature ; — My- 
 thology. 
 
 India-rubber. 
 
 ^ Dai/ {IL S) vs, Goodyear { C. ) Circuit court of tho 
 U . S. , district of New Jersey. Copy of the testi- 
 mony in the case read in equity. 1851. . 3944.21 
 
 — RoiUledgi [R.) Discoveries aud inventions of the 19th cen- 
 
 tury. 1870 3906.22 
 
 — Smith, report. 1864 (Caoutchouc aud gutta percha) . 3936 19 
 
 See also article, with references, by C. F. Chandler, iu 
 Jobnsou's new univ. cyclop., v. 2. 
 
 Indian archipelago. See Countries, rlt\{Indianarchipelago, p. 332.) 
 
 Indian club exercise. &<; Kohoo L. D.) 1860 461s. 10 
 
 Indian leisure. [Poems. 1 bee Macgregor (K. G.) . . . 1665.12 
 
 Indian ocean. See Countries {Indian ocean, p. 332). 
 
 Indian Pa^s. ,?■« Street (.4.. B.) 1869 1112.18 
 
 Indian saint ; or Buddha aud Buddhism. See Mills (C. D. B.) 
 J876 3528.11 
 
 Indiana. See Countries {Indiana, p. 332). 
 
 Indiana. .See Dudevant (.\. L. A. I).) [■ George Sand.'] . 7015.30 
 
 ludisnapolis. Public library. Catalogue, 1873. In- 
 dimapolis. 1873. 8' 2723.18 
 
 Indians. See Countries, etc. {Indians, p. 332.) 
 
 Indicator. See Arts (Useful : Steam-engine ; /»dico(or, p. 47). 
 
 Individual liberty, legal, mor.il, and licentious ; in 
 which tho fallacies of IMill's essay ' On Liberty ' 
 arj pointed out. By Inde.x, [p.seiid.] London, 
 1867. 12°. 5724.1.5 
 
 Individuality. See Atlantic monthly, v. 0. 1862, p. 424-430 ; also 
 Character (p. 261). . 
 
 Indo-Cuina. .See Countries [Indo-C'lii^ur, p. 334). 
 
 Indo-European laiifiuages. See Language (Comparative). 
 
 Indo-Earopean tradition (Curiosities of). See Kelly (W. K.) 
 1303 3816,19 
 
 Iii-doDr f-nd out-door games for all natioiis. Loudon, 
 1S;8. IC 4611.20 
 
 In-door plants. .See Maling (E. A ) 6132.00 
 
 Indostan. See Countries (/ndia, p. 3:10). 
 
 Induction. See Logic ;^also Arts (Useful) and science (.Method, 
 1>. 39). 
 
 Inductive (sciences. See Arts (Useful), and science. 1. Introd. 
 worki (p. 80). 
 
 Industrial arts. See Arts (Useful), p. 39. 
 
 ludastriai r.rts. Historical siKitchcs. With Ulus. Kew 
 Yo:k, 187i!. 8°. [South Kensington mnseum 
 art hand-book! 1453. 13 
 
 Industrial bio,'rapl>y. See Smiles (S) 1864 3263.27 
 
 Industrial drawing. See Arts (Useful : Drawing, p. 41). 
 
 Industrial i xliibitions. See Arts (Useful : Mxkibitimu, p. 43) ; 
 also United States centennial exhibition. 
 
 Industry. 
 
 — Po'-c.'/ anocdotss, V. 18. 1823 G211.18 
 
 ffia- Ses dlsD Arts (Useful, p. 39) :— Fine arts (Industrial 
 art. p. Gi.'i) ;— Politico Icconwniy ; — Social science. 
 
 Inebriates. Se Temperance and iutemperauce. 
 
 Inet. (^-lohn). urigin-S Arsglicana) ; cr hist, of the 
 English church from f.io conversion cf the Eng- 
 lish Saxon.i (ill tho rVath of ki-Jg John. New 
 ed. 2v. in 3. Oxford, 1S55. 8'. . . 3144.19 
 
 Infallibility. S'e BibUcal and relig. lit. (Vatican council, p. 82). 
 
 Infant baptism. See- Biblical and reli-..:. lit. (Baptism, p. 78). 
 Infant edncatiou. See Education {Kindergarten schonls). 
 Infanticide. Consult annual reports of National assoc, for prom. 
 
 of eoc. science. 
 Infantry tactics. See Military eciencc. 
 
 InfoUcia. .?■/■? Menl:cn(.V. I.) 1869 1672.22 
 
 Infidelity. See Biblical and religious literature (p. 89). 
 Infinite (The). See Biblical and religious lit. (Ivfinite, p. 85) ; 
 
 also Pliilosophy. 
 Infinite (The) and tho finite. See Parsons (T.) .... 3583.08 
 Infinitesimal calculus. jS^cc Mathematics (Calculus). 
 Infirmities of genius. &<; Madden (R. R.) 1833. . . .2541.01 
 Influenza. See Medicine. 
 
 Information for tho people. ^S'cc Chambers's information. 6025.01 
 Infusoria. See Microscope. 
 Ingelend (Thomas). Interlude of the disobedient child. Ed. by 
 
 J. O. Halliwell. L.,1848. 10°. [//i Percy see., v. 22.] 6060.22 
 IngeloTW (^riss Jeau). Complete poems. Boston. 
 
 1860. IC 1062.16 
 
 Contents : Miscel. poems. A story of Doom and other 
 
 poems. 
 
 — Monitors of the imseen, and poems of love aud child- 
 
 hood. Boston, 1871. Ki". 1GG2.17 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1863. 1G° 1G62.07 
 
 — Story of doom. and otherpoems. B.,1S67. 12°. 1662.16 
 
 ir^ For her tales and novels see Fiction (p. 492). 
 Ingenuity. 
 
 — Percy anecdotes, v. 9. 1823 6211.09 
 
 UTS' See also Arts (Useful : Inventions, p. 44). 
 IngersoU. (Charles Jared). Hist, sketch of the second 
 war between United States and Great Britain. 
 T. 1. [1812-13.] Phil., 1815. 8^ . . 585.06 
 
 Same. 2d series. 1811-15. 2 v. Phil., 1852. 8°. 585.08 
 
 IngersoU (Robert G.) Tho gods, and other lectures. 
 
 New York, 187G. 18° 3561.31 
 
 Contents : Oration on the Gods. Oration ou Thomas 
 Paine. Arraignment of tho church, or individualitj'. 
 Heretics aud heresies. Oration ou Humboldt. 
 Ingham (Col. Frederic), pseud. See Hale (Edw. E.) 
 Ingham lectures. Evidencea of nahiral aud revealed 
 religion. DeUv. before the Ohio Wesley an Uni- 
 versity. Cleveland, 1872. 8°. . . . . 356y.3J 
 Ingleby (C. Mansfield). Complete view of the SLat- 
 spere controversy concerning tho manuscript mat- 
 ter affecting Shakspere [in the Perkins folio] publ. 
 by J. P. Collier. London, 18fil. 8". . . 1754.05 
 
 — The Shakspcaro fabrications, or tho Perkins folio. 
 
 London, 1859. IG' 175-1.00 
 
 Inglis (Rev. Charles). Memorial concerning the Iroquois, f/n 
 O'Callaghan (E.B.) Doc. hist, of N.Y., v. 4, 1849.] .614.04 
 
 Inglis (Henry Davis). Solitary walks through manv 
 lauds. 3d ed. London, 1843. 8°. . . 945.18 
 
 — Tales of Ardennes. New ed. L., 1841. 8°. 945.1c. 
 
 — The Tyrol. 2 v. London, 1833. 8°. . . 983.04 
 IngUt; {Uev, James). Bible text cyclopaedia. 1st 
 
 Amer. fr. 7th English cd. Phila.,1870. 12^ 3717.02 
 
 Ingoldsby legends. See Barham (R. H.) ....... 1013.25 
 
 Nole. — Reviewed, Praser's mag., n. b., v. 3, 1871, p. 302-' 
 317 ; LitteU. 1871, v. 2 ; p. 323-333. 
 
 Ingoldsby (Thomas, pseud.) ,See Barham (R. Xl.) . . . 1013.25 
 
 Ingraham (Rev. J. H.) Novels. See Fiction class-list (p. 492). 
 
 Ingram (John). Flora symbolica ; cr the language 
 and sentiment of flowers. L., [1860.] lL°. 4i)i3.20 
 
 Ingram (John H.) Memoir cf E. A. Poo. {In P. s Poems and 
 es^iiys, ISTO : 1676.31] ; — Lecture nn ShalieFpearo [In After- 
 noon lectures, V.IJ; — Lecture on Tennyson [/u v.4.] 2512.23 
 
 Ingulphus. Chronicle of (ho Abbey of Croylaud, with 
 Continuations, by Peter of Blois. etc. [a.d. 700- 
 1186.] From tha Latin, with notes, by H. T. 
 Eiley. London, Bohu. 1854. 12^ . ." 471.10 
 
 Initial letters. See Alphabets (p. 14); — Fine arts {Rumination, 
 p. 64.':) ;— Monograms (p. 646). 
 
 Injunctions. S^c Lz-w. (Inju^ietiuns.) 
 
 Ink. See Arts (Useful), page 44. 
 
 Inklings of adventure, fi.-c Willis (N. P.) Miscel. works. 5076.22 
 
 Iiunau (Thomas, JZ P.) "Ancient faiths embodied in 
 ancient names. 3 v. L., 1868-75. 8". . ^551.21 
 
 — On tho preservation cf health. L.,1870. L°. 4322.18 
 
 Inn album. »e Browning (Robert). 1870 1022.16 
 
 Innes (dosmo). Concerning .somo Scotch Eurnamcs. Edinburgh, 
 
 1800. 8° C612.ll 
 
 Innocents abroad. See Clemens (Samuel L.) [' DIark Twain.'] 945.13 
 Imis. S' e Taverns. 
 
 Inoculation. See Medicine. ( Vaccination and inoculation.) 
 Inquire within ; facts worth knowing. New York, 1856. 
 
 12^ 3913.10 
 
 Inquirer (The). See Godwin (Wm.) 1797 2526.17 
 
 Inquiry into tho chrouologicf.1 Encceisloa cf Uoman- 
 
 osquo and pointed architecture in Trance, [einon.'] 
 
 London, 1850. 8° 13iy.<'6 
 
 BROOKLTX MEP.CANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 INQUIRY - INSECTS 
 
 645 
 
 Iiiquix-y into moral and religious character of tlio 
 Ame;'. government, [anon.] N.Y.,1S!S. S\ 57:vM(;. 
 
 Inquiry iutalhoorieg of biatory. .•?'(• Adam (Wm.) im2. 412,23 
 
 Inqaisition (rioiimu c)ilh<'li<-). S-^e Biblical uiul relitj. lit. (p. 80). 
 
 lasanity. Sf>^ Medicine. {Boilj and mind .-^-Insanity ;^Mcntai 
 p'njsintogy and hygiene). 
 
 las crip tious. 
 
 — Uenth (/). /.) Phosnician inscriptioag. Part 1. 
 
 ISrn 428.05 
 
 — • liecords of tho past : English translatioua of the As- 
 syrian find E^yiiUan monuments. Publ. under 
 t'jj SLincLion of tho Society of bibl. archaaology. 
 [E!. by S. Birch.] v. 1-S. L.,lS75-77. 1C\ 
 
 v.-l. Asayiiau texts. 2<.l ej., 1H15: Inscriptions ofEini- 
 mon-Niravi, Samas-Uimmuu, Bj^bylouiau cxor^.i8m8. Pri- 
 vate will of Seuuachcrilj, A'sfeyrian privato contract tablets, 
 Assyrian aiti-ouoiuical tablota, Assyrian calendar. Assyrian 
 weightg auJ measiircs.tr. by A. II. y.iyce. Inscription ol' 
 Kbaininiirabi, Belliuo'd aiul T-iylor'a cylinder of Senna- 
 cherib. Legend, of tlio descent of Islitar, by H. F(»x Tal- 
 bot. AnuaU of Assafb;inix>al, by G. Smith. Bebistnu 
 inscription of Darius, by Sir il. Kawlinsou. 
 
 2- Egyptian texts ; iuacriptiuu ofUna. Annals of Thoth- 
 mes III , by S. Birch. Inscriptions of Anienemliat i., by 
 G. :\laspr-ro. "War of Rauiesea li. with tlio Kliita, by K. L. 
 Lushiugton. Inscription of Piauchi Mor-Aniou. by Cook. 
 Tablft of Ncwer-Hotep, by P. Pierrct. Travels of an Egyp- 
 tian, by F. Chabas. Lanicutatious of Isia and Nephthya, 
 byP. J. do Horhack. Hyniu tj Anicu-Ea, byC. ^V. Goodwin. 
 
 3. Assyrian txts. ICarly history of liabylouia.byG.Sraitli. 
 Table of Accadian l;iw3. Syncbronons history of Assyria 
 and Babylonia, Monolith inscription of Slialmaueser, an 
 Accadian liturgy. Ancient Babylonian oharnis, by A. 11. 
 Sai'oe, Annala of Assur-Xasir-Pal, by J. M. llndwcll. In- 
 Bcriptiona of Esarhaddon, Assyrian sacred poetry, Assy- 
 rian talismans and exorcisms, by H. F. Talbot. 
 
 4. Egyptian testa : Annals of ThotUmca iii. and other in- 
 ecriptious, by S. Birch. Obelisk of Itame.ses li.. by F. 
 Cbab-is. Treaty of peace bctw. Kamescsir. and theHiltites. 
 Tablet of Ahmes. by P. Pierret. Neapolitan Stele, by c. 
 AV. Goodwin. Kosetta Btone, by .S. Birch. Ethiopian au- 
 iiala, by G. Jlaspcro and P. Pierret. Wythol. and roman- 
 tic texts : Ilymus to Osiris, by F. Chabas. Hymn to the 
 Nile, by F. C. Cook. Festal dir^^e of tho Egyptians, by C. 
 "W. Gojdwiu. Book of resxjirations, by P. J. de Horback. 
 Tale of Setnau. by P. lo Pago lleuonf. 
 
 5. Assyrian texts: Legend of the infancy of Sargina i.. 
 Inscription of Nabonidua, Inscription of Durius, at Nakahi 
 Jlustain. War of tho seven evil spirits against heaven, by 
 H. F. Ta'.bot. Inscription of Tiglath Pileser i., by Sir H. 
 Kawlinaou. Inse. ofTiglath Piie--;er ii., Insc. ofNebnchad- 
 uezzar, lusc. of Neriglissur, by J. M. Kodwtll. Early hist, 
 of Babylonia, Pt. 2, by G. Smith. Accadian hymn to Istar, 
 Tables of omens, by A. H. Sayee. 
 
 6. E^-yptiau texts : Seimlcbral inscription of Ameni, An- 
 nala of Itatneses iii., Egyptian magical text, by S. Birch. 
 Inscription of Aahmes, eon of Abana, by P. Jo Pago Ilenonf, 
 Letter of Paubesa, Hymni to Amen, Story of Saneha, by C. 
 W. Goodwin. Great Harris pipyrns, pt. i. by prof. Eisen- 
 lohr and S. Birch. Stele of tho Coronatiuu, Stele of king 
 Horsiatcf, by G. Maspero. Inscription of the governor 
 Nes-hor, by P, Pierret. lusc. oft!.jo destrurtion of man- 
 liind, by lla, by E. Navillo. Song of the Harper, by L. 
 Stern. Talo uf tho garden of flowers, by F. Chabas. 
 
 7. Assyrian texts : Inscr. of Agn-kak-rimi. Legend of the 
 tower of Bubcl, by W. St. Cliad Boscawon. Standard inscr. 
 and monolith of Ashur-akU-bal, A prayer and u vision. Sen- 
 kerch and Birs-Nimrnd inscr. of Nebuchadnizzar, The re- 
 volt ia heaven, by H. Fox T.ilbot. Annalacf Su-gon, by J. 
 Oppert. Boll inscr. of Sennacherib, by J. M. Rodwell. 
 Siisiau texts, Median version of tboBehistun inscription. 
 Three Assyrian deeds, by J. Oppert. Ancient Babylonian 
 moral and political precepts, Accadian penitential psalm, 
 Babylonian aaiuts' calendar, by A. U. Sayce, Eleventh 
 tablet of the Izdubar legends, by G. Smith. 
 
 8. Fragment of tiie 1st aallier papyrus. Hymn to Ra-Har- 
 machis, by K. L. Lnshiu^ton. Aunalaof Ilameses iii.: the 
 Great Hirria pupyrua, by prof. ICisenlohr and S. Birch. 
 Abstract of a case of conspiracy, by P. lo P. Il»^noaf. luscr. 
 of the gold mines of Bhedesieli and Kuban. Decree of Can- 
 opus, Inscr. of Darim at el-Khargeh, Praise of leai'ning, 
 by S. Birch. Great Mende.j Stele, tr. from Brugach-Bey. 
 Litany of Ra, by E. Navillo. Papyrus of moral precepts, 
 by T. Deveria. 
 
 See Oontem. rev., Dec., 187o (On Greek inscriptions, by 
 O. T. Newton) ; v. 3, 180l> (GbrLstian inBrriptious in Gaul ; 
 Fraser'a inag., v. G7 fDeeipberiug of ancient inscriptinns). 
 
 Se^ a!so Cuneiform inscriptions (p. ) ; —Hieroglyphs 
 (p. ) :— Moabito stone ;— Rosetta stone. 
 
 lasectivoroua plaut--^. .S".'; Darwin (C.) 1875 -JOll-lO 
 
 xasects. 
 
 1. General and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 — AMi}iis{E ) On tho uame.^ of ants, earwi;^'8 and beetlea ; of 
 
 caterpillar.-:, B:i.iils, and slugs ; of spidf-rs ; of tlie wood- 
 louse. [Ill Philol. B.C. proceedings. 1858, C'J, GiJ,) (1U3 13 
 
 — Ajassi: {L.) Eiabryological claf^aifloation of Insects. [In 
 
 Smith, contrih., v. 2. laSi.j 3937.02 
 
 — Budjen {L. M.) Epi-sodea of insect life. By Achei.i 
 
 domestica, [p.scuti.] 3 v. 1851-52. . . -14*23.02 
 
 - Burninstrr {IT.) Manual of entomology. Tr. by 
 
 ■\V. E. Shuckard. 1836 4S23.23 
 
 - Catlow ( M. E, 1 ropiilar Brit. cntomolopry,18G2. ^1822.00 
 -• Chtinn,(J.C.) Anncles. ^liw-r Table iilphub6tique. 2v. 18G0. 
 
 [/n /itj Encycl. d'hist. nat] -1828.23 
 
 -— — Coleopteros, .^Irfc Table alphabetique. 4 v. 18G1. [Jn 
 
 his Encycl. d*hl(*t. nat.l 4828.24 
 
 Papillonn[diurueactcrepuBculaircs. 18C9. //i/*i.iEncy.-l. 
 
 d'hist. iiiit-i 4.M2H.27 
 
 Papillonsjiocturnca. 1S70. [/rtlCncycl. d'hist.uat.J 4828.28 
 
 - Cmo(f)i (K) Curious facts in tho history of msoctn. 
 
 1305 482:i.0'J 
 
 - Ccx (.1/-.9. K W.) Our comrcon insects. 2d ed. 
 
 1809 4^22.08 
 
 - Curtis {J.) Farm insects injuriou'5 to tho field crops 
 
 of Groat Britain and Irclaud. 18«0. . . 4828.02 
 
 - Dowjhi.'i (,/. W,) and Scott {J.) British bcmiptcra. 
 
 T. 1. Homipterahotproptera. 7?rry.'^o<?.,13(;5.4744.07 
 
 - Duncan [J,) lutrod. tocntomology. [In Jardie. Nat. libr , 
 
 V. 27.1 4711.28 
 
 - J)imc:in{P.M.) Tr.msforni. ofin.sects. 1S71. -1^28.03 
 
 A^oir.— Based on Blanchard's ' Ilistoiro dea inaectes.' 
 
 - EiitomolorjisCs annual 1871-76. 4 v. . . 'Is22.ll 
 
 - Figuier (L) Insect -v^orld. Eevised by E. "W. Jan- 
 
 son. 1 60. . 4823.12 
 
 - Gree))e(J.) Insect hunter's companion. 1S70. 4822.10 
 
 - Orindon {L. IL) Little things of nature, in relation 
 
 to the Bivino benevolence. 18GG. . . . 4-^2:106 
 
 - Ilagen [II.) Synopsis of tho described ueuroptera of N. A. ; 
 
 with a list of tho S. Amer. species. [I-.i Smith, mi^cel. 
 col.. V. 4, 18G2.] 3y-;5.U 
 
 - Insf:ct world. S€<: Figuier (L.), above 48:!3.12 
 
 - his'xts abroad. Sc, Wood (J. G.), bcloxo -JHJK 04 
 
 - /)i5cc^5 at home. .SV'.- Wood (J. G.). tc/otu 432^.14 
 
 - Instructions for collecting. [I)i Sm. report, I808.I . . 
 
 - Jaeger {B.) Lifo of N. Amer. insects. 1859. 4823.07 
 
 - Kirhy {W.) find Speiicc (ir.) Introduction to ento- 
 
 mology. With plates. 2d ed. 2 v. 1810. 4833.03 
 Same. 7th ed, I808. ..'.... 4823.05 
 
 - KfilUi)' (V.) Treatiso on insects injurious to garden- 
 
 ers, foresters, and farmers. "With notes bv J. O. 
 Westwood. 1840 48-2.18 
 
 - Lofw [H.) Monographs of diptera of N. A. 2 pta. [In Smith. 
 
 miacel. col... v. 0, 1807.] ■ 3935,16 
 
 - Lubbock {i^ir J.) Monograph of tho coUemboli and 
 
 thysanura. T^ffy .soc, 1S73. 4714.18 
 
 On British wild flowers, considered iu relation to 
 
 insects. 1875 ■ . 4913.14 
 
 - — ■ Nature series. On tho origin and metamorphosea 
 
 of insects. 1874. 4822. '20 
 
 - Michekt{J.) The insect. With illus, by GiacomcUi. 
 
 1875. . ." 4S2S.00 
 
 - — L'insecte. Co ed. 1867 4822.17 
 
 - Moquiii 7ando}i\A.) Elements of medical zoology. 
 
 Tr. and ed. by li. T. llalme. ISGI. . . 4822.07 
 
 - Morris J. G.) Catalogue and synopsis of tho described lepi- 
 
 dopteraof N.A. [/u Smith, miscel.col., v. 3, 4, 1HG2.] 3935.13 
 
 ■ Insect instincts and trauaformatioua. [M Smith, report. 
 
 1855.] 393G.10 
 
 - M'xrray {A.) Economic entomology. Aptcra. [Myr- 
 
 iapods-Juiidaj. Scorpions. Spiders. Mites. Lice. 
 Ticks.] 1S7G 4822.24 
 
 - Newnuvi {E.) Familiar introd. to the history of in- 
 
 a3cts. 1841. , . ■ 4823. 2.> 
 
 - Osten SacJcm {R.) Catalogue of the deacribed diptera of N. A. 
 
 [In Smith, miscel col., v. 3. iti62.] 3935.13 
 
 - Packard {A. S.^jr.) Directions fur collecting and. preserving 
 
 insects. 1373. [In Sra. miscel. coll., v. 11. J . . . 3935.21 
 Guida to tho study of insects, and treatise on 
 
 those injurious to crops. 18G0 4823.13 
 
 Half-hours with insects. 1877. . . . 4823,27 
 
 - — Our common insects. 1873 4822.21 
 
 - Pa((erso)i (/?.) Insects mentioned in Shakespeare's 
 
 plays. 1S41 4822.05 
 
 - Iipunie {J.) Insect architeeturo. New cd. by J. G. 
 
 Wood. 18G9 4823.11 
 
 A'oid.— Re viewed in Qu.rev.,v. 120 (Homes witliout hands). 
 
 -mid ]Vesticood {J. 0.) N.ittnal hi.stoiy of in^^ects. 
 
 2 V. IS 13 4822.01 
 
 ■ Sainnelsoa (J.) and Hicks (J. B.) The earth worm 
 
 and the common house fly. 1858. . . . 4823. ('8 
 •Say(T.) American eijtomology. 2 v. . . 483o.01 
 
 - Sciiddrr (.9. //.) Catalogue of orthoptera of X. A., described 
 
 l>revioua lol367. [In Smith. misc«-l.col., v. 8, ldii9.J 3935. 13 
 
 ■ Swi'msoa ( TT. ) and S'atckard ( IF. E. ) History of in- 
 
 sects. 1840 48*22.03 
 
 I-i asking; for books, use Iho •• UooU Order," giving the AUTHOU'S X.\AIK, the first part of the TITLE, and the iiUMBER.
 
 646 
 
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 Insects, coniiimed. 
 
 — Stevens {J. F.) IlluRtrations of British entomology. 
 
 Houstellata. 4 v. 182S-31 4S30.01 
 
 Same. Mandibulata. 7 v. 1828-35. .4836.05 
 
 Same. Supplement. 1846 4836.11 
 
 — Van Beneden (P. J.) Animal parasites and mess- 
 
 mates. 1876 482223 
 
 — Van Brayssel (E) Population of an old psar tree. 
 
 lllus. by Becker. 1870 4822.09 
 
 — Wood <J. 0.) Common objects of the coantry. 
 
 1839. 4S22.(I4 
 
 Insects abroad. Foreign insects. 1874. 4828.04 
 
 Insects at home. 1S72 4823.14 
 
 — Wood (W.) and Wesiwood (J. 0.) Index *entomo- 
 
 logicus : illustrated catalogue of lepidopterous in- 
 sects of Gt. Britain. 1854. 4827.22 
 
 2. Ants. 
 
 — Lard/ier (D.) The bee and white ants. 1874. 4824.13 
 
 — Moggridge (J. T.) Harvesting ants, e(c. 1873. 4823.24 
 
 3. Bees. 
 
 — Sevan (E) The honey bee, its natural history and 
 
 management. 1838 4824.03 
 
 — Dunbar UPm.) Beea. [/)l Jardine. Nat. libr., v. 34.) 4721.02 
 
 — ^/irv/i.s/i bee-keeper. By a country curate, [anon.] 
 
 1851. 4824.08 
 
 — SaiUsoti (J. S.) Bee-keeper's directory, or bee 
 
 culture. 1861 4824.12 
 
 — Haher{F.) Nat hist, of honey bee. 1841.4824.15 
 
 — HuUh (B.) Bees : their natural history and general 
 
 management. 1844 4824.01 
 
 — Kidder (E. P.) Secrets of bee-keeping. 4th cd. 
 
 [1868.] . 4824-U 
 
 — King (N. IL) and {IL A.) Bee-keeper's text-book. 
 
 21st ed, 1872 4824.14 
 
 — Lannsiroth (L. X.) Practical treatise on the bee. 
 
 1860. . 4824,02 
 
 — Lardner (D.) The bee and white ants, their man- 
 
 ners and habits. [1874.] 4824.13 
 
 — I'ap'-rs from the Quar. rev., 1852 ; p. 118.20C. . . . 2541.16 
 
 — Payne {J. U. ) Bee-keeper's guide ; depriving sys- 
 
 tem. 4lhed. 1851. 4824.10 
 
 — Beaumer [B. A. F. de). Nat. hist, of bees. From 
 
 the French. 1744 4824.06 
 
 — Scmiuelson (J.) and Hicks (J. B.) The ho.iey bee ; 
 
 with chapters on instinct and reason. 18d0. 4824.04 
 
 — Taylor (K) Bee-keeper's manual. 4th ed. 1850. 4824. 09 
 
 — Thacher (J.) Practical treatise on the management 
 
 of bees. 1829 4824.05 
 
 — VanUre (J.) The bees. Tr. by A.Mui-phy.1808.1663.11 
 
 — Warder (J.) The tnie amazons : or the monarchy 
 
 of bees. 8ih ed. 1749 4824.07 
 
 4. Butterflies, Beetles, Moths. 
 
 — ByeiKC.) British beetles. 1866. . . .4822.19 
 
 — Clemens {B.) Tiueina of North America. AVith 
 
 notes by the editor, H. T. Stainton. 1872. 4823.26 
 
 — Conant (U.S.) The butteifly hunters. Illustrated. 
 
 1868. . . •. 4823.10 
 
 — Duncan {J ■) Beetles, [/n Jardine. Nat. libr., v. 3:1.] 4771.01 
 
 British butterflies. (/» Jardine. Nat. lilir.. v. 2'Jl 4711. 2'J 
 
 BrilisU moths, spbyuxes, elc. [In Jardine. Nat. libr., 
 
 V. 30.] «11-3U 
 
 Exotic moths. !/» Jardine. Sat. hl>r..v.32.) .4711.32 
 
 Foreiyu butterflies. U« Jardine. Nat. libr., v. 31.] 4711.31 
 
 — Sumpkreys (H. N. ) The butterfly vivarium ; or lu- 
 
 secthome. 1858 4821.01 
 
 — Packard [A. S . jr.) Monograph of the geumetrid moths, or 
 
 phalffiuidre of the U. S. [In U.S. Gcut. survey of the terri- 
 tories. V. 10. 187(1.1 1126.22 
 
 — Stainton ill. T.) British butterflies and moths. 
 
 1867. 4822.22 
 
 and other.s. Natural history of the Tinema [a 
 
 species of smaller moth. English, French, Ger- 
 .man, and Latin tfXt.] 8 v. 1855-64. . 482 S. 15 
 
 — Wesiwood (J. 0.) *lintish moths and their tmns- 
 
 formations. Arranged and lUus. in plates by H. N. 
 Humphreys. 2 v. 184i;-45 4828.12 
 
 — Wood (J. a.) Common moths of Eugl. 1870. 4821.05 
 
 5. G-rasshoppers and Locusts. 
 
 — h'ackard [A. .9.) Deport ou the Rocky Mountain locust and 
 
 other insects iujiirinf? crops in the West. [In Hayden. 
 9th annual rep. of U. S. geol. survey, 187i.] . . . 4116.29 
 
 — Thnmas (C.) AcrididiB of N. A. [In U. S. Geol. survey of the 
 
 territories. Eeports, v. 5. part 1. 1873-4.] .... 1126.13 ' 
 S^" See also Agriculture {Insects injurious, etc., p. 8). 
 
 6. Insects Injurious to Vegetation. 
 
 [.^t'c Agriculture, p. 8 of Catalogue.) 
 
 7. Spiders. 
 
 — Blackwall (J.) Hist, of the spiders of Gt. Biitnin 
 
 and Ireland. Bay .■<oc., 185'J. fol. . . 4749.03 
 
 — Moggridqe (•/. T.) Harvesting ants, and trapdoor 
 
 spiders. 1873 4823.24 
 
 — Spider spinnings ; or adventures in insect-land. 
 
 [1870.] 4822.16 
 
 — Slavchj (K F.) British spiders. 1866. . .4822.15 
 
 — Wilder [B. G.) Habits and parasites of epeira riparia, with a 
 
 note ou the moulting of nephila plumipes. [Amer. assoc, 
 
 BCience. v. 22, 1873.] 3946.20 
 
 See also Pop. eci. monthly, Oct., 1872 {As reffards spiders); 
 April, 187.5 (Triangle spider, by B. G. Wilder). 
 
 See aUo Pop. sci. monthly. May, June, 1873 (Instinct in 
 insects, by G. Pouchet ; 2 art.) 
 
 #5* See also Natural history {General works) ;— Medicine 
 {Medical zoology). 
 Inspiration. 
 . — Emerson {li. W.) Inspiration. [Tn his Letters and social aims, 
 
 1876] 2524.19 
 
 Inspiration of the Bible. S^e Biblical aud relig. literature {In- 
 spiration, p. 89). 
 Instinct aud reason. See Natural history. {Instinct and reason.) 
 
 Institut de Frnnce. 
 
 — Alemhcrt (J. le B. d'}. Eulogies of members of the 
 
 French academy. 2 v. 1799 3221.15 
 
 — Edwards (E.) Chapters of the biogr. history of the 
 
 French academy. 1864 2744.12 
 
 — Flourens {.M. J. P.) History of Academy of sciences of Paris. 
 
 [In Sm. report, 1362.] 3936.17 
 
 — Pelli.wn{P.) Hist of the French acad. 1657. 2741.02 
 Institutions. See Government (p. 684) ; — Law ; — Man ;— Social 
 
 science. 
 Instruments. See Arts (Useful, Instruments, p. 44). 
 
 Insurance. 
 
 1. General works, 
 
 — Insurance blue book. 1874—1876-77. 3 v. New 
 
 York, a a Jiine, 1874-77. 4°. . . . . 5918.21 
 
 — Insurance times, v. 1-10, 1868-77. N. Y., [n.t.p.] 4°. 
 
 — Is'ew York {Slate of). Insurance department 1st- 
 
 17th annual report of the superintendent, 1861- 
 76. 23t 5946.01 
 
 — Walford (0.) Cyclopiedia, elc 5936.21 
 
 yote. — When completed will probably make 5 volumes. 
 2. Fire and marine insurance. 
 
 — Brou'n {S.) On the progress of fire ins. in Gt. Britain. [In 
 
 Statistical soc. of Loudon. Journal, v. 20, 1857.] . 6934.20 
 
 — Om-.hI {A. C.) Practice of fire underwriting. 3ded. 
 
 1865 5931.03 
 
 — Martin (F. ) Hist, of Lloyd's and of marine insur- 
 
 ance in Gt. Britain. With statistics. 1876. 5931.12 
 
 — Park (J. A.) System of marine insurance. 4th ed. 
 
 1800 5624.16 
 
 3. Li/e insurance. 
 
 — Allen {J. A.) Medical examinations, etc. 2d ed. 
 
 1867 4327.11 
 
 — Bibliographical catalogue of works on life insurance aud an- 
 
 nuities. [/nNew York ins. report, 1868. p. 126-162.] 0946.09 
 
 — Clifford (G.) Life assurer's handbook, and key to 
 
 life assurance. 1870 5931.14 
 
 — Farren ( Q. ) Observations on the laws of mortality 
 
 and disease, and on the principles of life insur- 
 ance. 1829 5914.26 
 
 — Francis (J.) Annals, anecdotes and legends : a 
 
 chronicle of life assurance. 1853. . . . 5931.09 
 
 — Ilipstey (ir.) Equational arithmetic, apphed to 
 
 que.jcious of lif J insurance. 18.58. . . . 4012.04 
 
 — Hoinans {S.) Life insurajice. {In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. 
 
 Traus., no. 2, 1870,] 5811.01 
 
 — Massitc'iusells. Insurance commissioners. Exports 
 
 on life insurance : 1859-1805. With app. by E. 
 Wright. Boston, 1S65. 8^ 5931.15 
 
 — Kew York {Stale of). Insurance dep't. Valuation 
 
 tables. Albany, 1872. fol 
 
 — Nolt{J.C.) Valiio of life iu the South. [/uDeBow (J. B. B.) 
 
 ludustrial resources, etc., v. 3, 1803 ; p. 83-92 ] . 6925.27 
 Pocock {L ) Famhiur esplanutiou of nature and 
 
 imporlano.=! of nssiirances upon lives. 1842. 5931.07 
 Rouse { W ) Remarks on the comparative value of freehold 
 
 and copyhold laud ; worth of lives ou admittances aud eu- 
 
 BUOOKLYN' MEUOANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 INSURANCE -IRMLER 
 
 647 
 
 fi-ancliisomcnt ftiul on the purchase of advowsons. [In 
 Pamphleteer. V. 7, 1815.1 •. .5058.07 
 
 — SievdciniKli. H.) Thonied. adviser in. 1S74. 43-27.10 
 
 — Wnlford { C. ) [Life] insurance guide and handliook. 
 
 2ded. 18G7. 5U31.10 
 
 — Willei/ (K.) Instruction book for lifo insurance 
 
 agonts, canviiKsiTS and solicitors. 1874. 5931.10 
 
 — Wrif]lti {E. ) Politics and mysteries of lifo iusurance. 
 
 1b'73 5931.11 
 
 Traps baited with orphan ; or -whiit is the matter 
 
 with lif J iusurance ? 1877 5:131.18 
 
 SCB- Sc also Annuities (p. 29) :— Law {Insurance) ;— 
 Friendly societies (p. 5G1) ;— Vital Btatiwtics. 
 
 .SVe also Blackw. mag., v. 74. IH.'iy (Lite assurance) ; Con- 
 temp, rev., V. 12. ISOy (Morals of the Mbert Lite Ins. Co.) ; 
 Ed. rev., V. 103 (Lifo assurauco) ; Int. rev.. May, 1875 (Life 
 iusurance, by S. Newconib); Nat. qu. rev., v. 5, 0, 1862-3 
 (Quackery of ins. couipauics) : v. If, 1867 (Ins. good ; bad, 
 and indifferent) ; N. A. rev., v. 97. 18G3 (Life insurances) ; 
 Qu. rev.. V. 106, 1850 (.innals of lilo insurance) : v. :28, 1870 
 (Life ass. co.); ^Vcstm. rev., v. 02, 1860 (Albertlifo assur. co.) 
 Intellect. .Sc" Philosophy. (Psycholoffy, etc.) 
 
 — Emerson {It. W.) Essays. 1st s. 1873 ; p. 293-315. . .2524 05 
 Intellecmal dovelopmont of Europe. See Draper (J. W.) 5814.04 
 
 Intellectual life. .V« Hamerton (P. G.) 1873 2628.24 
 
 Intellectual observer. .V'-: Student and intellectual observer. 
 Intellectual system of the universe. See Cudworth (It.) 3537.08 
 Intelligence and perfectibility of animal3« *Sefl Leroy (C. G.) 
 
 1870 ..,».... 4722.10 
 
 Intelligence of animals. .Sie Menault (E.) , 4722.03 
 
 IntelUgence (On). .SV.j Taine (H. A) 1871 6126.17 
 
 Intemperance. See Medicine [Stimulants, p. 767): — Temperance. 
 
 Interest. See Political economy. 
 
 Interest tables. .SVc Mathematics. (Commercial arithmetic.) 
 
 Interiorilecorator. .V«Hay(D. K.) 1453.13 
 
 Interlude of the disobedient child. .Sec lugelend (T. ) . 
 Interlude of tho four elements. Ed. by J. O. HaUiwell. Lon- 
 don, 1848. 16°. [In Percy society, v. 22.] .... 5060.22 
 Interlude of the trial of treasure. Ed. by J. 0. HaUiwell. [Jn 
 
 Percy society, v. 28.] 6060.28 
 
 Intermediate state. See Biblical and relig, literature. {Future 
 
 life. p. 88 ;— Purgatory, p. 99.) 
 Internal improvements. Ellet (C. jr.) Essay on tho laws of 
 trude in reference to the works of internal improvenent 
 
 ' in the United States. 1839 6932.23 
 
 jOtS" See also Arts (Useful : various headings, p. 39). 
 lateruatioual scientific series. Nos. l-'.i2. New York, 
 1872-77. 12=. [Now publishing.] . . 
 
 Contents: No. 1. Tyndall(J.) Forms of water, in clouds, 
 rain, rivers, ice, and glaciers [4021.27]. 2. Bagehot (W.) 
 Physics and politics [5712.14]. 3. Smith {K.) Food.s 
 [4352.1.5]. 4. Bain (A.) Mind and body [6438.17]. 5. Spen- 
 cer (H ) Study of sociology. [.5812.24] 6. Cooko (J. P.. jr.) 
 New chemistry [4213.06). 7. Stewart (B.) Conservation of 
 energy [4022.31]. 8. Pettigrew (J. B.) Animal locomotion 
 [4723.24]. 9. Maudsley (H.) Kesponsibility in mental dis- 
 ease [4333.31]. 10. Amos(S.) Science of law [5014.23]. 11. 
 Marey (E. J.) Animal mechanisiu : locomotion [4723.27]. 
 12. Draper (J. W.) History of the conflict between relig- 
 ion and scieuco [3541.25]. 13. Schmidt (O.) Doctrine of 
 descent and Darwinism [4713.14]. 14. Vogel ^/'jo/.) Chem- 
 istry of lisht and jihotoRraphy [3941.16). 15. Cooke(M. C) 
 Fungi [4912.21]. 16. Whitney (W. D.) Life and growth of 
 language [6411.18]. 17. Jevons (W. S.) Money and tho 
 mechanism of exchange [5915 00]. 18. Lommel (E.) Na- 
 ture of light, with pliysical optica [4024.18]. 19. Van Ben- 
 eden. (P. J.) Animal parasites and messmates [4822.23]. 
 20. Schiitzenberger (P.) On fermentation [4212.20]. 21. 
 Bernstein {I'rof.) Five een.ses of man [4323.12]. 22. Bla- 
 serna (P.) Theory of sound in its relation to music 
 [1502.31]. 
 
 Internatioual (The). 
 
 ^- VilMftrd (E) History of. 1874 5033.12 
 
 — Wasson (/>. A.) Tho international. [/?i Amer. soc. sci. assoc. 
 
 Trans., no. 5, 1873.) 6811.03 
 
 See also Eraser's luag.. n. b., v. 12. 1875 (3 articles) ; Old 
 and new, March. 1872 Art. by C. F. Dunbai-). 
 
 jQtg* See also PoUtical economy. {LcLbur question.) 
 International congress of prehistoric archseology : 
 transactions of the third session, 18C8. London, 
 
 1869. 8°. 5813.28 
 
 International exhibitions. See Arts (Useful; Exhibitions, elc.,p. 43). 
 Internatioual law. See Law. {Inter national law.) 
 
 luteruational penitentiary cougi-ess, 1872. Transac- 
 tions. Ed. by E. Pears. L., 1872. 8°. 5S18.25 
 
 International poUcy. Essays on the foreign relations 
 of England. London, i8()G. 8°. . . ..5710.14 
 Note. — Fop con(eft?s seo Covxatries {England : Foreign pol- 
 icy, p. 308). 
 
 International review, v. 1-4. 1874-77. New York, 
 
 1874-77. 8' 819G,0G 
 
 Intervention or non-intervention, ^'.e Stapleton {.\. G.) 5727.11 
 
 Interviews, memorable, etc. See Cox (S. H.j 3537.03 
 
 Introduction to vegetable physiology. [«no)i. ] Lon- 
 don, 1845. 16= 4912.20 
 
 Intuitions of tho mind. See M'Cosh (James). 1860. . . 6424.19 
 
 Invention and discovery : curious facts. Edinburgh, 
 [18C9.] IG". . 3913.30 
 
 Inventions. S'c Arts (Useful | : 1 nventicm, p. H). 
 
 Inventions (Theology ol). .S- c Blakcly (J.) 1856. . . .3322.10 
 
 Inveriebrata. See Natural liistory. 
 
 Invisibles (The) ; phenomena called spiritual, \anon.] 
 Philadelphia, 1867. 12" 3S15.16 
 
 Inwood {Uev. Jetbro). Sermons ; virtues of freema- 1 
 sonry. London, 1709. 8^ 5837.29 
 
 Ion, tragedy. Sec Euripides. 
 
 Ion, tragedy. See Talfourd (T. N.) 183C In 6093.03 
 
 lona. See Coantries(/i'nii, p. 831). 
 
 Ionian Isles. See Countries (p. 334). 
 
 Ionia (.Vncient). See International rev., July. 1876 (Ionian name 
 by E. Cnrtius) : and leading histories of Greece (p. 327). 
 
 Iowa. See Countries {Iowa, p. 334). 
 
 Iowa college. See New Englander, Apr., 1S73 (art. by jires. Ma- 
 goiiu). 
 
 Iphigenia, trag. See Dennis ; — Euripides ; — Goelho ;— Racine. 
 
 i-ailh (.\ugustia Simon). Querelles litteraii-es, ou me- 
 moires pour servir ^ I'histoiro des revolutions do 
 la ri^publiquo des lettres, depuii Hom6re jusqu'a 
 DOS jours. 4 V. Paris, 1701. 12^. . . 2761.26 
 
 Iran. »f Drummond (Wm.) Origiues, v. 1. 1824. . . 425.26 
 
 Irby {A. P.) Travels in Slavonic provinces of Turkey, 18G6. See 
 Mackenzie (G. M.) ami Kirby 1033.20 
 
 Ireland. See Countries {Ireland, p. 334), for its history, descrip- 
 tion, and social condition. For its language, literature, and 
 poetry, see Language ;— Literature ; — Poetry. 
 
 Ireland (Ales.) List of the writings of Wm. Hazlilt 
 and Leigh Hunt, chronologically arrancjed ; ■i^ith 
 notes and selections of opinions regarding their 
 characteristics ; prec. by review of Barry Corn- 
 wall's ' Memorials of Larab.'aud a chrouol. list of 
 the works of Lamb. With notes, etc. London, 
 1868. 8'^ 3075.28 
 
 Ireland (John B.) Wall Street to Cashmere, 1851-5G. 
 New York, 1859. 8" ■ . 1025.04 
 
 Ii'eland (Wm. Henry). Confessions ; jiarticulars of 
 bis fabrication of the Shakspeare manuscripts ; 
 'with anecdotes and opinion.s. L.,1805. i2°. 1753.30 
 
 — Investigation of Mr. Malone's claim to tho character 
 
 of scholar or critic ; exam, of his Inquiiy into tha ; 
 authenticity of the Shakspeare manuscripts, elc. ' 
 by S. Lreland, London, [)(.<;.] 8'. . . 1753.31 
 
 — Memoirs of Henry tho great, of France. [a«oii.] 2 v. 
 
 London, 1824. 8^ 3076.31 
 
 — Memoirs of Jeanne u' Arc. [roiwi.] 2 v. London, 
 
 lS2t. 12° 3093.18 
 
 — Miscellaneous papers and legal instruments under 
 
 the hand and seal of bhakspeara : including the 
 tragedy of King Lear, find a small fnigment of 
 Hamlet, from the original mss. in the possession 
 ofS. Leland. London, 1796. 8". . . .1753.31 
 
 Fitzgerald {F.) Ireland forgeries. [/7i /lis Romance of the 
 
 Enghsh stage, 1875.J 1723.29 
 
 — Mr. Ireland's vindication of his conduct, respecting 
 
 the publication of the supposed Shakspeare mss. 
 London, 1796. 8° ."1753.31 
 
 — Vortigern ; hist. play. L., 1832. 8°. . In 5093.15 
 
 — Fa.'isages selected by distinguished personages, on 
 
 the great literary trial of Vortigern and Eowena ; 
 a comi-tragedy, whether it bo from Shaksijeare. 
 [A satire, anon.] London, [ii. tZ.] 24°. . 1753.32 
 Irenseus. Writings. Tr. liy A. Roberts, and W. H. 
 liambaut. 2 v. Edinburgh, 1863-69. 8\ [Ante- 
 Nicene lib., v. 5, 9.] 3467.12 
 
 — On the rule of faith, [//i Tracts for tho times, v. 1, 1839.) 3613.09 
 
 See elaborate article, with retereuees, in M'Glintock and 
 
 Strong. V. 4; also Dublin rev., July, 1876 (Witness of S. 
 
 Ireo^us to catholic doctrine). 
 Iriarte (Tomas de). Fabulas literarias. Boston, 
 
 Cambridge, 1«54. 18° ". . 7216.21 
 
 Irish. See Ireland {above). 
 
 Irish bar. See (in Biography : legal, p. Ill) Ilayward ; — 0'1'iana- 
 
 qan ; — Sh iel. 
 Irish iu America. See Maguire (J. I'.), 1808 [1133,06] i—Byrns 
 
 (S.), 1873 [1132.17]. 
 Irish laud question, impartially considered. F. K. G. 
 
 S. [anon.] London, 1870. 81 ... 492.06 
 Note. — For other works ou tho Irish land e^uestion see 
 
 Countries {Ireland, p. 235). 
 
 Irish odes, etc. See De Vere (A.) 1869 1642.28 
 
 Irish sketch book. See Thackeray (W. M.) 1864. . . . 955.01 
 Irish wits and worthies. See Fitz-Patrick (W. J.) 1873.3111.17 
 Irmler (J. G. Fr. ) Die ueue Uesinuungs-verfassung, 
 
 elc. ; Oder das Neue Testament verteutschet und 
 
 mit geschichtlich begrundeteu Eiuleitungen vcr- 
 
 sehen. Aken an der Elbe, 1847. 12°. . . 3753.(i2 
 
 In asking for boai^s, use tUa " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the ^^UMlJSr..
 
 648 
 
 IRON- IVES 
 
 Iron and ji-on trade. •S'"' Arts (UBefnl : 7riH. p. 44) ; — Mftallurgy, 
 p. 4;>) ; also loteniat. rev., v. 1. 1874 (Iron resources oi the 
 U. S., by J. S. Newberry) ; Atlantic niunthly, Nov., 1877. 
 
 Iron clads, S'-t Naval science. 
 
 Iron furnace , or, slavery and seceBBion. See Aughey (J. H.) 
 1863 6831.(11 
 
 Iron horse [the looomntivel. Sir Ballantyne (K.M.) 1871. 3a25.39 
 
 Iron mask. S''e Biography (p. lOU). 
 
 Irons (Wm. J.) Athauasiiis contra mnndum : a letter 
 [on the athanasian creed. With the Greek of the 
 creeds]. London, 1872. 12° 3.5f;:l.05 
 
 — Idea of the national church, [In Replies to ' Essays and re- 
 
 views,' 1802, J 3547,07 
 
 Ironsides (Life in a man of war, or scenes in old). 
 [roioM.] Philadelphia, 1841. 8°. . . . 913.13 
 
 Irony. See Atl. monthly, v. 26. 1870 (a r«. by F. H. Hedge). 
 
 Iroquois. 5t'e Countries (/ndians, p, 333). 
 
 Irrawaddi. See Countries, etc. [Irrawaddi, p. 335). 
 
 Irvmg(B.A.) Commerce of India. L., 1838. 8'. 5923.04 
 
 Irving (David). Lives of the Scotish writers. 2 v. in 
 1. Edinburgh, 1850. 8° 3265.07 
 
 Irving (fifw. Edward). The oracles of God. Judg- 
 ment to come. 3d ed. L., 1824. 8°. . 3563.16 
 /i®* For lives of E. I. see Biography (p. 160). 
 
 Irving (rTeorge Vere). On treasure trove. [In Jour, oi British 
 arch ass,. V. 16.] 1461,16 
 
 Irving (Henry, English actor). See Gentleman's mag., Feb., 1872 ; 
 Macm. mag,, v. 31, 1875 (The new Hamlet and his critics). 
 
 Irving (Joseph). Annals of our time : diurnal of 
 events, [1837-68]. London, 1«69. 8°. . 6725.01 
 
 — Suppl., to March 19, 1874. L,, 1875. 8°. 6725.01a 
 Irving (John Treat, jr. ) Indian sketches ; Pawnee 
 
 tribes. 2 v. Philadelphia, 1835. 12°. . 561.01 
 Irving (Pierre M.) Life and letters of "Washington 
 
 Irving. 4 V. 1863-64. 12° 3086.01 
 
 Irving (Theodore). Conquest of Florida, by Hernando 
 
 deSoto. New York, 1851. 12°. . . . 592.15 
 Irving (Washington). Adventures of Bonneville in 
 
 the Kocky Mountains and the far West. New 
 
 York, 1856. 12° 1114.08 
 
 Same. • New York, 1832. 12°. . . . 1114.08a 
 
 — Astoria ; or anecdotes of an enterprise beyond the 
 
 Kooky Mts. New York, 1852. 12°. . . 1123.01 
 Same. New York, 18.5.5. 12°. . . . 1123.01a 
 
 — Biography oi' Marg. M. Davidson. New ed. New 
 
 York, 1850. 12° 1612.02 
 
 — Bracebridge Hall. New York, 1851. 12°. . 215.27 
 
 Note. — For contents see entry, p. 492. 
 
 — Conquest of Granada. [14.57-92].N.Y.,1851.12°.215.32 
 S.ime. New York, 1856. 12°. . . . .215.32a 
 
 — Crayon miscellany. New York, 1855. 12°.' 922.16 
 
 Contents : 1. Tour on the prairies. 2. Abbotsford. 
 3. Newstead Abbey. 
 
 — Life and voyages of Christopher Columbus. 3 v. 
 
 'New York, 1855. 12° 3043.01 
 
 — Life of George Washington. 5 v. New York, 1856- 
 
 59. 12°. 3177.13 
 
 Same. New York, 1856-59. 8°. . . . 3177.08 
 
 — Life Of Oliver Goldsmith ; with selections from his 
 
 writings. 2 v. New York, 1847. 18°. . 3066.02 
 
 — Mahomet and his successors. 2 v. New York, 1853. 
 
 12° 3115.24 
 
 — Oliver Goldsmith: biography. N.Y., 1855.12°. 3006.04 
 
 — Sketch-book. New Yoik, 1S55. 12°. . . 215.29 
 
 Note. —The contents are given on p. 492 of Catalogue. 
 
 — Spanish papers and other miscellanies. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1866. 12°. 2533.11 
 
 Conte7its. 
 
 Abderahman : founder of Om- 
 miadbS in Spain, v, 1. 
 Biographical sketches : 
 
 Allstou (W,), V, 2. 
 
 Barrows {Lieut.), v. 2. 
 
 Campbell (T ), v. 2. 
 
 Davidson (Margaret M,), v. 2. 
 
 Lawrence (Capt. J.), v, 2. 
 
 Perry [Commi'doye), V. 2, 
 ■ Porter Ciipt. D,). v. 2. 
 
 Talm^i (Oouversation8with),v,2. 
 
 Letters of Jonathan Oldstyle, 
 gent., V. 2. 
 
 lievifws and miscellanies : 
 
 Catskill niountaius, v. 2, 
 
 Pommiinipaw. v, 2. 
 
 Conquest of Granada, v. 2. 
 
 Conspiracy of the cocked hats, 
 V. 2. 
 
 Chronicle of Fernan Gonzalez, 
 
 count of Castile, v, 1. 
 
 Chiouicle of Fernando the saint, 
 v. 1. 
 
 Legend of Count Julian and his 
 family, v, 1, 
 
 Legend of Don Rodericlc, v, 1. 
 
 Legend of Pelayo, V, 1, 
 
 Legend ol the subjugation of 
 Spain, v, 1. 
 
 Desultory thoughts on criti- 
 cism, V. 2. 
 
 Holland [K ;win C), v. 2. 
 
 Letter from Granada, v. 2. 
 
 Letter to the editor of • The 
 Kniejicrboelior,' V. 2. 
 
 National nomenclature, v, 2. 
 
 Paine (Rc.bert Tre.at), v. 2. 
 
 Sleepy hollow, v. 2. 
 
 Wheaton 's History of the North- 
 men, V. 2. 
 
 — Tales of a travellrr. New York, 1S55, 12°, 215.30 
 
 Note. ~i'or contents see entry in Fiction (p, 492). 
 
 — Tales of the Alhambra. N. Y., 1Sj5. 12^ 215.26 
 
 — Vignette illustrations of the writings of W. I. New 
 
 York, 1858. 12° 2533.13 
 
 — Wolfert's roost, and other papers. New York, ls55. 
 
 12° 215.31 
 
 Note. — For contents Bee entry in Fiction (p. 492). 
 
 — Works. 15 v. New York, 1855. 12°. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Knickerbocker's History of New York 
 [2lri 28]. 2. Sketch book [ilS.sa], 3. 4, 5. Life of Colum- 
 bus I3U43.01), 6, Bracebridge Hall [216,27), 7. Tales of a 
 traveller [21.).30J. 8. Astoria fll23.lil), 9. Crayon miscel- 
 lany [922,10], 10, Bonneville's adventures [1114 08). 11. 
 Goldsmith ; a biography [30(36,04], 12, 13. Mahomet and 
 bis successors [31)5 24]. 14. Conquest of Granada [215.32]. 
 16. Alhambra (215.26). 
 
 — aiid Paulding (J. K. ) Salmaguudi. New York, 
 
 1857. 16° 2533.14 
 
 Oin~ For Jives o/Irmug see Biography (p. ICO) ; also Her- 
 ring iJ.) and Lnn'/acre {J. B ) Nat. portr. (gallery, v. 1, 
 1834(3247.01]; Beutley'smiscel,, v. 10, 1840 ; Newmonthly, 
 Feb., 1860. 
 Is "eternal" punishment endless? SceVf\n\on (James M,)3547.08 
 Is it I? A book for every man, *e Storer (11. R.) 1867. 4331.08 
 Is our republic a failure ? .?f.> Watson (E. H.) , . . .5732.03 
 Isabel ; or Sicily. See Tuckerman (U. T.) Sicily, a pilgrimage, 
 
 1852 972.07 
 
 Isabella. j8^ For persona of this name see Biography (p. ICO). 
 
 Isabella Orsini. See Guerrazzi (F. D.) 7317.06 
 
 Isffius. Orationes." Gr. etLat. (/jj Muller (C) Oratioues Atlici, 
 V. 1. Didot, 1847,] 7766.02 
 
 — Speeches concerning the laws of succession to property at 
 
 Athens. [In Jones (Sir W.) Works, v. 9, 1807.] . 6046.09 
 
 — Jehb (R. C.) Attic orators, v. 2, 1870 0325.13 
 
 Isaiah, i^ee Biblical andreligious lit. (Zjum/i, p. 89). 
 
 Iscanus (Josephus). De bello Trojano. Londiui, 
 
 Valpy, 1825. 8° 7713.12 
 
 Isherwood (Beuj. F. ) Engineering precedents for 
 
 steam machinery. 2 v. N. Y,, 185'J. 8°. 3li25.04 
 Isidorus C/iaracc?iWS. Mansioneaparthicffl. (/jiMUller (C.) Ge- 
 
 oyr. Gr. minores, v. 1, 1855 ] 7765.03 
 
 Isis and (Jsiris. Plutarch, in Ais Morals, v. 4, 1870 ; p. 65 139. 
 .See also Creuzer (F) Religitms de I'antiq., v. 1, p. 389 ; 
 
 consult Classical dictionaries, and works ou ancient Egyjit. 
 Isis : an Egypt, piltrimage. *>■ St. JohnlJ.A.) 2v. 1853. 1091.07 
 
 Isis unveiled. *!e Blavatsky (H. P.) 1877 3818.21 
 
 Isila (Jose' Francisco de). History of the famous 
 
 preacher, friar Gerund. From the .Spanish. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1772. 8° 214 6.5 
 
 Islaford, and other poems. .Vc^ Murray (G.) 1845. . .1673.38 
 Islam. <Sft: Mohammedanism (p. U)0). 
 
 Island bride ; poems. iS'-c Colman (J. F.) 163120 
 
 Island ol lire [Iceland], ,SVe Headley (P. C.) 1875. . . 1143.17 
 
 Isle of liourbon. See Countries iHeunion, p. 3tll). 
 
 Isle of France. A'e*^ Countries (.)/('"j-(^tu.s-, p, 343). 
 
 Isle of Man. Sec Countries {Isle of Man, p, 335). 
 
 Isle of Wight. See Countries {Isle of Wigld, p. 330). 
 
 Isle of p.tlms. *rT\ilson (John). Poems. 1868. . . .1696.26 
 
 Isles of Loch Awe. See Hamerton (P. G.) 1856. . . . 1661.18 
 
 Isles of Shoals. See Countries ylsles of Shoals, p. 336). 
 
 IsmaiUa. A'ee Baker (.Sir S. W.) 1875 1086.10 
 
 Isocrates. Orationes et ejjistolae. Kecog. J. G. Baiter. 
 
 Gr. et Lat. Paris., JHdot, 1846. h°. . . 7766.02 
 
 — Orations. From the Greek, by J. Gillies. London, 
 
 1778. 4° '. . 6325.11 
 
 — Orations and epistles. From the Greek, by J. Dins- 
 
 dale. London, 1752. 8° 6322.22 
 
 — Jehb{R.C.) Attic orators, V. 2. 1876 C325.— 
 
 See also Revue dee d. raondes, Nov.. 1871. 
 
 Israel and the Gentiles, ije,; Da Costa(I.) 3464.09 
 
 Israel in Egypt. See Clark (E. L.) 1874 1077,04- 
 
 Israel of the Alps. See Muston (A.) 1863 3434.01 
 
 Israeh. ,See Disraeli. 
 
 Israelites. 6'ee Jews (p. 338). 
 
 Islhmus. etc. See Fanama (p. 3615) ;— Suez (p. 371). 
 
 Istria (Dora d'), pseud. See Koltzoff-Massalsky ,H. Ghika, prin- 
 
 cesse). 
 Isumbras (Romance of). [In Thornton romances. Camden soc, 
 
 V. 30.] 6112.30 
 
 Italian. &.ir See Italy {in Countries (p. 336). for travels and de- 
 
 scriplive ivories. Also Biography (/(((/oiJi. p. Ill) ;— Drama 
 
 (p. 425) ;— Fine arts {Halt/, p, 545) —Language {Italian}: — 
 
 Literature {Italian). 
 
 Italian Alps, .fee Freshfleld (D. W.) 1875 983.28 
 
 Itahan comedies. ,S'''e Drama {//a/in/i. p. 4'25). 
 
 Italian jonrneys. &'c Howells (W. D.) 1867 972.06 
 
 Italiaulilo and legends, &v Ritchie (A. C. M.) 1870. . 974.11 
 Italian nights and pa]ial principles. 5ee Jarves (J. J.) 1856. 972,12 
 Italian vallpvs of the Pennine Alps. 5ce King (S.W,) 1858.983.09 
 
 Italics: Italy ill 1864. *x Cobbe (F. P.) 1861 971.19 
 
 Italy, .See Italian, above. 
 
 Itinerant (The). .9ee Ryley (S. W.) 18C9 1741.01 
 
 Ives (Joseph C. ) Report upon the Colorado river of 
 'the West, 1858. Washington, 1861. 4°. 1126.09 
 
 BBOOELTK MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 IVES- JAMES 
 
 649 
 
 Ives (Levi Silliman, bp.) Trials of a mlud in its pro- 
 gress to Catholicism. ]5ostou, IMfjl. S^. . 3JG2.:!5 
 NoU. — Reviewed iu New Euglaiiilrr, v. i:t. 1853. 
 
 Ivimey (Josephl. History of thu EU'^^'lisli Baptists, to 
 closooftbe.litUceut. 4 v. L.,1811-18JU. 8'. :i4.".5.0s 
 
 — Johu Milton : his life aud times. New York. 1833. 
 
 12' ;il2).03 
 
 — Lifa of Bunvan. Bostou, 18U. IG". . . ;i02r>.2U 
 Ivories. Maskdl {Wm.)- Ivories 1443. :i8 
 
 — Wi/utt (M. D.) Noticcsof sculpture on ivory. With 
 
 bldfieU's notices. Anavkl .mc, lK5(i. . HiS.-T.) 
 Ivry : (apjeni]. .S'.e Macaulay (T. B. ) Lays, ete. . . . 1671.W 
 Ivy. .SV'* Botany [Ivy, p. 2".i5). 
 IxUilxochitl (l''eriiau(lo de Alva). Histnria chichimeca. [In 
 
 Kingsborough (Earl of). Autiq. of Mexico, v. 9, 18ili.] 
 
 — Relaciituea de M. \ln Kingsborough. v, u, 1848.] 
 Jabet(G. ) Nasology ; or cliissilieation of noses. By 
 
 Edou Warwick, [psei(-7.] L., 1^48. T.i'". 5432.08 
 
 Jack or Jacohaeus (G. ) Pi-imte pbiJosophiEe libii sex. 
 Ed. postrema. LugduniBatav., 1510. 32". G42:i.l4 
 
 Jackd of I>ovi-r. or bis search for tlie veriest loole iu Eii^laud. 
 Ed. by T.Wright. L., 1812. 10°. [/u Percy sue, v. 7.] 6U1J0.07 
 
 Jacksou (Alfred). Tiuts from an amateur's palette ; 
 or a few stray hues of thought. L.,18l9.1(i". 25:J2.27 
 
 Jackson (.\iidre\v) aiidCaihouu iJ. C. ) Corre.spond- 
 ence on the subject of the course of the latter : in 
 the doliberatioua of the cabiuet of Mr. .Monroe, on 
 the occurrences iu the Semiuole war. Washiugton, 
 
 1831. «-• h\ 5093.10 
 
 iSy- Fer ?»oc.? of A. J. srt Biography (p. IfiO) ; ahn Eaton 
 (J. H.) Life of A. J., to 181.J |:iin7.iOJ ; Herring (J.) and 
 Longacre (J. B.) JJat. portr. galliry, v. 1. IsJl. . ;i2i7.08 
 
 Jackso.i (Charles Ti.) Report of the geogr. and agri- 
 cultural survey of Bhode Island, 1S3D. Provi- 
 dence, ISIU. 8' 4114.20 
 
 Jacksou (James, M.D.) Letters to a young pliysician 
 [on the treatment of certain diseases]. Boston, 
 ItiM. 12° 4322.04 
 
 Jacksou (John) and Chatto (W. A.) Treatise on 
 w. o.l engraving. London, 1861. 8°. . 14;G.22 
 
 Jacksou (Jouu B. H., 3I.D.) Descriptive catalogue of 
 Warreu cnal. museum, H.U. B., 1S7IJ. a". 4J3G.22 
 
 Jacksou (John C, M D.) American womanhoud : its 
 peculiarities and necessities. N.Y.,lS70.1;i°.4331.19 
 
 — Hou- to treat tho sick without medicine. Dansville, 
 
 (A". r.,)18U8. V^° 4:J22.05 
 
 Jacksou (itobert, M.D.) View of tho formation, dis- 
 cipline, and economy of armies, lid ed., with Kfe. 
 Lundo-a, 184-3. t>° 4514.12 
 
 Jacksou (Robert M. S., M D. ) The mountain. [Ge- 
 ology, waters, flora, animal lite, climate, doctorial 
 uses. J Phdadelphia, 18U0. 8". ... 933.17 
 
 Jackson (T. G.) Jloderu gothic architecture. Lou- 
 don, 1873. 12= 13U.09 
 
 Jacksou (Thomas). Life of Rev. Charles Wesley. 
 New York, 1812. 8= 31S3.24 
 
 Jacksou (Thomas, prdteiulary of SI. Paul'.i cathedral). 
 Ciu:iosities of tue pulpit, from tho 4th ceutury. 
 New York, ls69. 16° 35G2.i!9 
 
 — Our dumb companions : dogs, horses, donkeys, aud 
 
 cats, uth ed. London, 1870. sm. 4°. . 4724.13 
 
 — Our feathered compmions. L., [I8G5.] 4°. 4S15.04 
 Jaclison (Tliumas J., caiUd 'Stonewall '). .Set Biography (p. 160): 
 
 uisu Randolph (8. N.) Life ol T. J. J. 1875. . .3086.17 
 
 Jacksou (\Vm.) New and complete Newgate calen- 
 dar. Cv. London, [18U0.] 8°. . . .5612.03 
 
 Jacob. *S'e€ also Jacobs. 
 
 Jacob (Rev. George Andrew). Ecclesiastical polity of 
 the New Testament ; a study for the present crisis 
 in the church of England. N.Y.,1872. 12°. 3564.13 
 
 Jacob (P. L., 6i6/iop/iiie), ^seuti. jS'ee Lacroix (Paul;. . , 
 
 Jacob (Samu-l, anil otiiers). History of the Ottoman 
 empire, iucl. survey of the Greek empire aud cru- 
 sailes. 2ded. Loudon, 1854. 12°. . . 547.14 
 
 Jacob (Wm.) Hist, inquiiy into the production and 
 consumption of the precious metals. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1831. b°. 5945.32 
 
 — Report respecting agriculture and the trade in corn iu Eu- 
 
 rope. Loudon. 1828. 8°. [/li Pamphleteer, v. 29.] 6058.29 
 
 Jacob's flight. 6Ve Beke (.U)-.s. E.) 1805 1052 21) 
 
 Jacobi (Abraham, Jl.D. ) Infant diet. Revised by M. 
 
 P. Jacobi. New York, 1874. 12°. . . . 4335. llj 
 Jacobi (Dr. Ed- ) Dictionuaire mythologique uuiversel. 
 
 Tr. par Th. Bernard. Paris, 1863. 16°. 3811.29 
 
 Jacobi (Friedricli Ileinrleli). From tho flying leaves. Learuf^d 
 societies, (/u Hedge- I'rose writers ol ti<;riiiHny,186()-27;i5.oX 
 
 — Uagrnback [K. R.) licrman ratiou disiii. 1,S65. . . a556.05 
 
 See also article in MClintock ami stronj,'. v. 5. 
 Jacobi (Mary Putnam, M.D.) yuesuon of rest for 
 
 women during meustruation. N- Y'.,1877.^°. 433.">.;iO 
 Jacobi lism. Barrwl (A. de). Memoirs illustrating 
 
 the hist of j.icobinism. 4 v. 179s. . . .')837.U3 
 ,?ct^ also histories of tho Frrncli r'-u. of 17H9. (p. 322) ; 
 
 tnd (in Biography, p- 137) lives of Danton ; — DusmouUns ; 
 
 — Marat ;— Robespierre. 
 Jacobite minstrelsy ; with notes, etc. Glasgow, 1829. 
 
 16° 16(i2.08 
 
 Jacobites. Thomson (Mrs. A. T.) Memoirs of the 
 
 Jacobites of 1715 and 1715. 181.5-4G. .3172.12 
 JOES" See also SrtlAJtT (iu Biography, p. 202). 
 Jacobs. See also Jacob. 
 Jacobs (Michael, D.D.) Rebel invasion of JIaryland. 
 
 PhUadelphia, l-SGl. 12° 643.12 
 
 Jacoby (Johaun). Tattle {H ) Oermau political leaders. 1870 3221.18 
 Jacolliot (Louis). Bible iu India : Hindoo origin of 
 
 Hebrew and Christian revelation. [From the 
 
 French.] New York, 187(J. 12°. . . . H563.18 
 Jacoz (Francis). Aspects of authorship. London, 
 
 1872. 8" 2532.31 
 
 Same. [Reprint.] Literary life, efc. New York, 
 
 1873. 12° 2.532.31a 
 
 — At nightfall and midnight : musings after dark. 
 
 London, 1873. 12°. 2532.32 
 
 — Bible music. Boston, 1872. 12°. . . . 1562.25 
 
 — Cues from all quarters ; or literary musings of a cler- 
 
 ical recluse. [a/iO)i.] Bostou, 1871. 16°. 2532. 30 
 
 — RecreatiouB of a recluse. [«)ioh.] 2 v. Loadoii, 
 
 1870. 8° 2JS1.2S 
 
 — Secular annotations on Scrinture text. 2d ed. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1871. 12°. . . ' 2533.20 
 
 — Shidcspeare diversions. N. Y., 1875. 8°. . 175-5.03 
 Jacquemart (Albert). "History of tho ceramic art. 
 
 Tr. by Mrs. B. Pallisor. L., 1873. 8°. . 1414.15 
 
 Jacques (D. H. ) Tho barn-yard : cattle, horse, aud 
 
 sheep husbandry. With bae-kaeping. Rsvised 
 
 e:l. New York, 186G. 12° (il.(4.05 
 
 — The farm. With cs;:ay, by J. J. Thomas. Revised 
 
 cd. New York, 18GG. 12° 6122.12 
 
 — Theg.irden. Revised ed. N. Y., 18i)G. 12°. (;12).06 
 
 — Hints toward physical perfection : or philosophy of 
 
 human beauty. New York, 1859. 1-°. . 41:^5.16 
 Jaeger (Abraham). Mind and heart in religion ; or 
 
 Judaisai and Christianity. N- Y., 187-J. 16° 3564.28 
 Jaeger (Prof. B. ) Life of North American insects. 
 
 New York, 1859. 12° 45-3.07 
 
 Jaeuisch. (C. F. de). Chess preceptor.- From the 
 
 I'rench, by G. Walker. L., 1817. 8°. . 4614.07 
 Jago (Ricliai-d). Poeuis. Ed- with life, by A. Chalmers- [[n 
 
 Chalmers. En^jlish poets, v. 17, 1810.) .... 1021.. 17 
 
 — Select poems. [//> Sanford uiiii Walsh. British poets, v. 37. 
 
 1822-J ^ . . . . J091-37 
 
 Jahn (Johann, D.D. ) History of the Hebrew common- 
 wealth. Oxford, 1810. 8° 344-.^. 1)3 
 
 Jailjoiurual &e Mitchel(Johu). 1851 3121.18 
 
 Jains. Cotebrooke [H. T.) Observ. ou the sect of Jaiua. [In his 
 
 Miscel. essays, v. 2. 1873. J 7815.08 
 
 Jal (Auguste). Archcsologie navale. 2 v. Paris, 1810. 
 
 8° 4518.17 
 
 Jamaica. S':e Countries (Jamaica, p. 337). 
 Jambiichus. S e lambUchus. 
 
 James i., (kinij vf Knqland). A counter blast to to- 
 bacco. With notes, e/c, by C. Bcckington. New- 
 castle-upon-Tyne, 1843. 8° 433i.28 
 
 — Es.sayes of a prentise, in the divine art of poesie, 
 
 1585. A counterblaste to tobacco, 1G04. Re- 
 prints, ed. by E. Arber. L., }8.,9. 18°. .5011.08 
 jBti* For lives of James i. see Biography (p. 161). 
 James i., (king of Scotland). Works; With life, and 
 dissertation on Scottish music. Glasgow, 1 • 25. 
 
 2° 1662.35 
 
 j8Eg" For sketclies of his life see Biography (p. 161). 
 
 James (Edwin). Bankrupt law of the U. S., 18G7. 
 
 With notes, and decisions. N.Y.,1867. 8". 5635.22 
 
 James (George Payne Rainsford). Dark scenes of 
 
 history. New York, 1850. 12°. , . . 413.22 
 
 — History of Charlemagne. N. Y., [)i.(7.] 18°. 3034.15 
 
 — History of Chivalry [and tho Crusades]. New York, 
 
 [n. d.] 18° • . 6623.17 
 
 82 In asliiug for books, use the "Book Orders," ;;iving the AUTHDIt'S N\ME, tha flrst part of the TITLE, aud tho NU.MBER.
 
 650 
 
 JAMES - JANIN 
 
 James (G. P. K.), cnnthmed. 
 
 — History of Edward the black prince. 2 v. London, 
 
 1836. 8° 305i.03 
 
 — History of Richard Creuv do Lion. 2 v. London, 
 
 1854. 12^ 3153.05 
 
 — Life of Henry it. king of France. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1855. 12° 3077.12 
 
 — Lifo of Louis XIV. 2 v. L., 1851. 12°. . 311i.08 
 - — Lives of foreiga etatesmea. See Crowe (E. E.) and James 
 
 (G. P. K ) ; 3211.19 
 
 ' — Memoirs of celebrated women. L.,187C. 12°. 3251.10 
 Contents : Joan of Aic. Mart^aret of Aujou. Lady Jane 
 Grey. Auna Oomueua. jVIarchiouess de MaintenoQ. 
 Queeu Elizabeth. Douna Maria P.acheco. 
 
 — Memoirs of great comm-anders of Europe. London, 
 
 1858. 12° 3263.26 
 
 Note. — For contents see Biogrr\phy {p 112). 
 
 — Novels. See Fiction class-list (p. 493). 
 
 Note. — See a review of J. as a novelist in Whipple's Ea- 
 says, V. 1, 1851. 
 James (Henry). Lectures and miscellanies. New 
 
 York. 1852. 12° 3563.21 
 
 Contents : Democracy and its issues. Property as a sym- 
 bol. Univevsality in art. The old and new theolojjy. 
 Scientific accord of natural and revealed religion. Miscel- 
 lanies. 
 
 — Moralism and cliristianity ; or man's experience and 
 
 destiny. New York, 1850. 12°. . . . 3p63.31 
 
 — Nature of evil. New York, 18.55. 12°. . .3563.22 
 ^ Secret of Swedenborg : his doctrine of the divine 
 
 natui'al humanity. Boston, l»6'j. 8'. . 3596.09 
 — • Substance and shadow : or morality and religion in 
 
 their relaUon to life. B., 1S63. 12°. . 3563.19 
 James (Heury, jc.) Transatlantic sketches. Boston, 
 
 187.5. 12° 944.26 
 
 Jijr' For his novels see Fiction class-list (p. 493). 
 James {John Angell). Young man from home. New 
 
 York, 1S46. 18°. 3511.11 
 
 — Y'oan^ mau's friend and guide. N.Y., 1852. 12°. 3511. 10 
 James (Kichardi. Iter Lancastreuse ; a poem, written 1(J3G ; ed. 
 
 by T. Corser. Manchester, 1845. 4". [In Chetham soc. 
 
 V. 7.1 5094.07 
 
 James (ra^j;:. James). Voyage to the North West, 1031. [/nRun- 
 
 ■ ' dall (T.) Narratives. Hakuvjt soc., 1S49.J . . . 1145.10 
 
 Jamss {Mrs. Thomas Votts). Memoiial of Thomas 
 
 Potts, who settled in Permsylvania ; with his de- 
 scendants to the &th geneiation. Cambridge, 
 
 ^ 1874. 8= 3146.26 
 
 James ( Wm. ) Complete dictionaiy of the Eng] ish and 
 
 German languages. Loudon, 1868. 16". 6421.11 
 Jeuaes (Wm.) Naval history of Gt. Britain, 1793-1827. 
 
 New ed. , with additions, by capt. Cbamier. 6 v. 
 
 Loudon, 1837. 8°. ...... . 483.01 
 
 James (W. IJosville). Wine duties: a reply to Sir J. 
 
 E. Tenueut. Loudon, 1855. 8°. . . . 5936.19 
 James ( W. N. ) A word or two on the flute. Ediu- 
 
 bm-gh, 1826. 16°. ........_ 1562.09 
 
 Jameson {Mrs. Anna Murphy). Characteristics of 
 
 [Shakspere'B] women. Boston, 1857. 24°. 5821.23 
 
 Same. New York, 1850. 8° 5824.01 
 
 — • Commonplace book of thoughts, memories, and 
 
 fancies. New York, 1855. 12°. . . . 2531.01 
 
 — -Diary of an ennuyfc. Boston, 1875. 24°. 941.16 
 
 Note. — Sketches iu Kome, Florence, Naples, Venice, Ml- 
 
 — Legends'of the Madonna. L.,1S53. sq. 8°. 1442.26 
 
 — — Same. Boston, ISGl. 32° 1442.25 
 
 — Legends of the monastic orders. 2 v. London, 
 
 1858. sq. 8°. 1442.19 
 
 — Lives of celebrated female sovereigns and illustrious 
 
 women. Ed. by M. E. Hewitt. Philadelphia, 
 
 1870. 16°. 32.j5.25 
 
 Contents : Semirftmis, queen of Assyria. Nictoris, queeu 
 of Assyria. Zenobia, queen of Palmyra. Boadicea, queen 
 of the Iceni. Bereugaria, of Navarre, queen of Eichard i. 
 Laura, of Vaucliise, friend of l^elrarch. Joan of Arc. Isa- 
 bella I, of Castile. Beatrice C'cuci, the parricide. Anne 
 •Boleyn, queen of Heury vni. Lady Jane Grey. Leonora 
 d'Este. Catherine i, of llussia, wife of Peter the great. 
 Maria Theresa, of Austria. Charlotte Corday, who assas- 
 sinated Marat. Empress Josephine. 
 
 — Loves ofthepoeiis. Boston, 1857. 24°. . 3262.21 
 
 — Memoirs and essays. London, 1846. 8°. . 2533.18 
 
 Contents: Tho house of Titian. Adelai'de Kemble, and 
 the lyrical drama. Tho Xauthian marbles. Washington 
 Allston. 'Woman's mission,' and woman's position. Oti 
 the relative social position of mothers and governesses. 
 
 — Memoirs of the beauties of the court of Charles rr., 
 
 with portraits. 4th ed, L,, 1861. 8°. . 3268.02 
 
 — Memoirs of the early Italian painters. London, 
 
 1858. 16°. 1435.09 
 
 — Private gaU. of art iu London. L., 1844. 8°. 1412.03 
 
 — Sacred and legendary art. 2 v. L.,1857. sq.8°. 1442.20 
 Same. 2 v. Boston, 1865. 32°. . . .1142.22 
 
 — Sisters of charity. Boston, 18".7. 16°. . . 5825.06 
 
 — Sketches in Canada, and rambles among the red 
 
 men. London, 1852. 16° 5075.17 
 
 — Sketches of art, literature, dc. B., 1S57. 24°. 1431.08 
 
 Note. — Same as her 'Visits and slietches,' below: omit- 
 ting contents after Kemble, in v. 3. 
 
 — Studies, stories, and memoirs. B.,1859. 24°. 2534.05 
 
 — Visits and sketches at home and abroad, with tales. 
 
 3 v. Loudon, 1835. 12° 2533.15 
 
 Contents: v. 1-2. Sketches of art literature, and charac- 
 ter : Germany, general : Ghent, Heidelberg, Cologne, 
 Frankfort, Munich, Nuremberg, Dresden, ete. 3. Sketch 
 of Mrs. Siddous, Sketch of Fanny Kemble, Tho false one, 
 Halloran tho peddler. The Indian mother. Much coin, 
 much care. 
 
 — and Eastlake ( Lady, wife of Sir 0. L. ) History of 
 
 Our Lord as exemplified ia works of art : with that 
 of his types. 2 v. London, 1864. sm. 4°. 1442.17 
 ZVofe.— Reviewed iu Ed. rev., v. 120, 1S64, 
 See also review of her works in N. Brit, rev., v. 42, 1865 
 (Symbclism.ia christian art). 
 jQt^ For biog. sketches of Mrs. J. see Biography {p. 161). 
 Jameson (John Alexander). Tho constitutional con- 
 vention ; its history, power.s, etc. New Y'ork, 
 
 1N67. 8° 5735.01 
 
 Jameson (Robert). Geology. [/» Murray (H.) Encyc. of geog.] 
 
 — Geological illustrations. See Cuvier (G.) Essay, etc. 4724.09 
 
 — Geol. of Africa. L7n Murray (H ) Narrative, c/c] . .1081.01 
 Jami, [Peisiaiipoet]. See Fraser's mag., v. 54, 1856 ; i). 003-611. 
 Jamiesou (Alexander), Mechanics for practical men. 
 
 Loudm, 1850. 8° . 3923.08 
 
 Jamison (D. F. ) Life and times of Du GuescUn : hist, 
 of llthceutirrj'. 2 v. Charleston, 1861. 8°. 0074.05 
 Jamieson (George 1. Essentials of philosophy. Edin- 
 burgh, 1859. 8° 5414.07 
 
 Contents : The conditioned. Physics. Metaphysics. 
 Abstract sciences. Theology, etc, 
 Jamieson (John). Dictionary of the Scottish language. 
 Abridged by J. Johnstone. Edan.,1846. 8°. 6135.08 
 
 — Hermes Scythicas : affinities of tho Greek and Latin 
 
 languages to the Gothic. Ediu., 1814. 8°. 6413.04 
 
 Jamieson (Kobert). JPopular ballads and songs. 
 
 With transl. of similar pieces from tho ancient 
 
 Danish language. 2 v, Edin., 1800, 8°. 1662.29 
 
 — Popular heroic and romantic ballads, tr. from the Northern 
 
 languages, [ll'i/fc Weber(H.) Illustrations, cic] . 1699.02 
 Jamin (Jules C.) Photo-chemistry. [Sm. report, 1867,] 8936 22 
 
 — Vegetation and the atmosphere. [Sm. report. 1864.] . 3936,19 
 
 Note. — For numerous articles by this author in Hevue des 
 d, mondes see its Table gsnerale.-p. 68. 
 
 Janes (Fred.) The Janes famUy. N.Y.,1S6S. 8°. 3087.25 
 
 Janet (Paul). La crise philosophiquo. MM. Taine, 
 
 Rjnau, Littre, Vacherot. Paris, 1865. 16°. 5423.19 
 
 — Hi^toiie de la science politique dans ses rajiports 
 
 avec la morale. 2e ed. 2 v. Paris, 1872, 8°. 5718.12 
 
 — L3 materialisms contemporain en Allemague : BUch- 
 
 ner. Piiris, 1864. 10° 5423.18 
 
 Same. Materialism of the present daj' ; critique 
 
 of Biichner's system. Tr. by G. Masson. London, 
 1866. 1G° 5423.17 
 
 — Philos. do la rev. fraugaise. [In Revue des d. mondes, 1, 15 
 
 Jan. 1872; 15aoiit, 1S73.] 
 
 Note. — For list of numerous essays, philos.. poUt.. and 
 literai'y contrib. by Janet to the lievue des deux mondes see 
 p. 63 of its Table generate, 1831-74. 
 
 Jaiiia (Jules). American in Paris. N.Y.,1844. 8°. 5093.04 
 L'lme mort. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1865. 16°. 7023.02 
 
 — Le chemia da traverse. Paris, 1859. 12°. . 7023.01 
 
 — Les coutes du chilet. Pai-is, 1860. 16°. . 7023.04 
 
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 JEFFERSON- JERNINGHAM 
 
 Jefferson (Thomas). Writings. 9 v. New York, 
 
 185n..54. H" .S0J5.U1 
 
 Conienls: v. 1. Autobiogr.ipliy, nml letlera. 177.1-1. 3(1. 
 2-3. Letters. 1784.90. 4-7. Letters, 1790-HI2G. 7. Reports 
 autl opiuioiiawljile Becreljry of state. 8. Iiraug. addresses 
 nud luessuKes. Kepliea to public adtlresRes. Indiaa ad- 
 dres.'ie.'?. Notes on Virgiuia. Biogr. sketches of Peyton 
 Riiuloliili. i\Ierri\vetiier Lewis. Ko.sciusko. Anecdotes 
 of Dv. Fi'.anklm. Tlie Battnre at New Orleans. 9. Parlia- 
 mentary manual. The Anas. Miacel. papers. General 
 index. 
 
 Berri 
 
 {J.) and Longaere {J. B.) Nat. portr. gallery. 
 
 Alfleri (Victor). 
 Alison uu taste, 
 Bal>er (Memoirs of emperor), 
 bailly s Memoirs. 
 Bareitli [Margrnmni' of). 
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 Boiirtious (Kesioratiouof the). 
 Burns (Robert). 
 Baxton on prison discipline. 
 Byron's Manlred. 
 Byron's pnems. 
 Byrou'B tragedies. 
 Campbell's Gertrude of Wyo- 
 ming. 
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 Campbell's Tbeodoric. 
 Charlemout (Lord), Life of. 
 
 CuUingwood {Adtniral lord). 
 
 Cowper(W.) Hayley'sitle of. 
 
 Crabbe'H Borough. Poems.Tales, 
 Tales of the ball. 
 
 Cumberland (Richard). 
 
 Carrau (Lifo of). 
 
 Dcffand {Madame tlu) and Les 
 piuassu (.)//;,', de). Letters of. 
 
 Drumiuoml'B Acad, questions. 
 
 Edgeworth'8 Tales of fashioija- 
 ble liie. (2 articles.) 
 
 Erskine (Heury). 
 
 FaushaWQ (Lady). 
 
 Forbes'a li o of Dr. Beattie. 
 
 Ford a Dramatic, works. 
 
 Fox's Ileign i.if Jame-s u. 
 
 Franklin (Benjamin). 
 
 Fi'encb revolution. 
 
 Gait's novels. 
 
 Goethe's Wilhelm Meister. 
 
 Grimm {Ltaritn de). 
 
 Hazlitt's Characters of Shakes- 
 peare. 
 
 Heiuaus'a Poems. 
 
 1S35. 3'247.09 
 
 — Loiveii iJ.) New England patriot : comparison of the Wash- 
 
 ington anil Jefferson administrations, [anon.] . . 0093.05 
 
 .- Peace without dishonour— w.ir witliout hope. Enquiry into 
 
 the question of the Chesapeake, and necessity aud ex- 
 
 pediency of war. By a Yankee farmer, [anon.] IbOT. 5093.05 
 
 ^ — Thoughts upon coudnct of our administration, in relation 
 
 to Great Britain and France, especially in reference to the 
 
 attack on the Chesapeake, 1808. f.ninii.] . 5093.05 ; 6093,08 
 
 ip^ For livts of Jefferson see Biography (p. 161). 
 
 Jeff sraoa College, SmUli.{J.) Hi.story of. 1857. 5522.01 
 
 Jeffrey (Fiaucis, lord). Jonatbau Swift, [an essay]. 
 
 Loudon, 1856. 16' 5075.21 
 
 — Miscellaneous papers contributed to the Edinburgh 
 
 review. PhUadelphia, 18.32. 8°. . . . 2533.19 
 
 Contents, 
 
 Hutchinson {Col.), Life of. 
 India (Bishop Heber's). 
 India (Sketches of). 
 Ireland (O'lJriscora Hist. of). 
 Irviug's Bracebridge hall. 
 Irving's Columbus. 
 Keats'a Poema. 
 Larocbejaquelein {Mmf. de). 
 Leckie on Brit, government. 
 Lockliart's novels. 
 Maikintosb (Sir James). 
 Margravine of Bareitli. 
 Montagu (Mary Wortley). 
 Moore a Lallah Rookh. 
 Ponn (William). 
 Pepys (Samuel), Diary. 
 Playlair (P/o/.) Notice of. 
 Priestley's Memoirs. 
 Quakerism (Clarkson on). 
 RiUected addresses (The). 
 Richardson (Samuel). 
 Rogers's Human life. 
 Scott's novels. 
 Scott's Lady of the lake. 
 Scott's Lay of the last minstrel. 
 Sheridan (Moore's Lifo of). 
 Sonthey's Roderick. 
 Stael-Uolstein {Madame Ae). 
 State of parties, 1809. 
 Stewart bi Lifo of Reid. 
 Stewart's PhiloB. essays. 
 Swilt (Jonathan). Worts of. 
 Switzerland (Simond's). 
 Tales of my landlord. 
 M'alsh s .Appeal. 
 Warbiirton's letters. 
 Watt (James), Notice of. 
 Waverley. 
 Waverley novels. 
 Wordsworth's Excursion. 
 Wordsworth's White doe. 
 
 — Samuel Kichardson ; [an essay]. L., 1856.16°. 5075.21 
 
 j[fcg- For lilies of Jeffrey see Biography (p. 161). 
 
 JeSries (B^uj. Joy). Diseases oftlie sltiu : recent ad- 
 vances ia their treatment. B., 1871. 8". •Ili'28.r2 
 
 Jeffi-ies (B. J., M.D.) The eye in health and disease. 
 Boston, 1871. 12" 4311.22 
 
 Je&ie3 tDavid). Treatise on diamonds and pearls, 
 yd ed. London, 1800. 12° 15S1.02 
 
 Jeffries ( Johu P. ) Natural history of the human races. 
 i^ew Voik, 1869. 8^ 4731.11 
 
 Jelf (Bicliavd Wm. ) The Thirty-niuo articles ex- 
 plained. Ed. by J. li. King. L., Ib73. 8=. 3012. ::3 
 
 JeH (VVm. E.) Gummar of tje Greek language. 3d 
 cd. 2 V. Oxford and Lojdon, 1861. 8". 6414.23 
 
 Jelly-fishes. .S'-t; Natural history. {Jdly-Jishes.) 
 
 Jemmett (lienry). Letter on injustice ot arrest for debt. Lon- 
 don, la-lM. 8". [hi Pamphleteer, v. -U.J .... 6068. '20 
 
 — Obaer,'. on iticardo s Principles of polit. cacouomy and taxa- 
 
 tion. Loudon, 18:C. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 'il] 5058 27 
 Jenc-iea (1 nomas A.) The civd service. H.-pot't t-> 
 tae Ho. of iiep.of Ih- U. S., May 14, 18G8. Wash- 
 ington, 18o8. 8" 57:4.20 
 
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 ¥orl:, 1s7j. 12° 4023.14 
 
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 lectures, deliv. by j^rof. Jenkin before the Eoyal 
 soc. of arts. London. 1873. b°. . . . 402G.25 
 
 Jenkins (Jfrs.C. I Novels. .%c Fiction class-list (p. 493). 
 
 Jenkins (Edward). The colonies and imperial unity, 
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 8= 5713.22 
 
 — The Coolie : his rights and wrongs. [anon.'\ New 
 
 York, 1871. 1'2° 5S33.07 
 
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 Scott. ' 
 
 — Heroines of history. Auburn, 1832. 12°. .3262.15 
 
 — History of political parties in the stale of New York. 
 
 ■2ded. Auburn, 1819. 12° 622.20 
 
 — Historv of the war between the United States aud 
 
 Mexico. Auburn, 1851. 8° 585.26 
 
 — Lite of Polk: Auburn, 1830. 12°. . . .3115.13 
 
 — Life of Calhoun. Aubi;ru, (A*. T.,) 1S50. 12°. 30'28.08 
 
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 — Lives of the governors of tho state of New York. 
 
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 IbGO. 8°. 5634.03 
 
 Jenkins (Robert C. ) The last crusader : fir life and 
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 Jenkins ( C'«p(. Wm.) Q. M. U.; or book for quarter- 
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 JenkinsoQ (.\nthony). *Voyages and travels to Bucharia, 1557. 
 [In Pinkerton s Voyages, v. 9.] 926.09 
 
 Jeuks (Wm. ) Compreheu.sivo commentary on the 
 Holy Bible. 6 v. Phil., 1852. 8^. . . 3716.01 
 
 Jenness (John S.) The Isles of Shoals : historical 
 sketch. New York, 1873. 16° 1121.14 
 
 Jennings (A. C. ) and Lo'ssre ( W. H. ) The Psalms, with 
 introd. and crit. notes. Books 3 aud 4. (P: alms 
 73 to 100.) London, 1873. 12°. . . . 373'2.28 
 
 Jennings (G. H.) wid Johnstone (W. S.) Book of 
 parliamentary auecdote. L., 1872. 8°. . 3222.13 
 
 Jennings (Hargiave). The Eosicrucians, their rites 
 aud mysteries. Loudon, 1870. 12\ . . 3814.10 
 
 Jennings (Isaac). Memorials of a century ; early hist, 
 of Bennington, Vt., and its first church. Boston, 
 1869. 12° 591.28 
 
 Jennings (James). Practical treatise on the hist., med. 
 properties, aud cultivation of tobacco. London, 
 1830. 16° 4915.22 
 
 Jennings (Louis J. ) Eighty years of repub. govern- 
 ment in the U. S. N. Y., 18G6. 12°. . . U725.18 
 
 Jenyns iSoame). Works. 4 v. L., 1793. 8°. 5044.16 
 Contrnis : v. 1. Sketches of bis life. Poems. 2. On tho 
 immortality of tho soul ; a poem from the Latin of 1. H. 
 Browne. Pieces, religious, moral, metaphysical and politi- 
 cal. 3. Free inquiry into tho nature and origin of evil. 
 Disquisitions on several subjects. 4. Internal evidence of 
 christian religion. Observ. ou several passages in tho 
 Mew 'Testament. 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by .\. Chalmers. [In O.'s Engl, poets, 
 
 V. 17, 1810.] 1626.17 
 
 — Select Poems. Ed. by R.'^'alsh. [/re Sanford (J.) au.i 'Walsh 
 
 (R.) Brit, poets, V.3J, 1S2'2.J 16111.32 
 
 — "View of iuterual evidence of christian religion. [In Chris- 
 
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 marriages. London, 1S13. 8° 3573. 29 
 
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 Jernm5ha3l'3(I.ih'i) journal. [Posm. annn.] N.Y..1871.1C°. 1002.32 
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 — — Sim.r New York, 1S.32. 12" 903.12 
 
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 The cat's paw. Tbo prisoner of war. Uetired from busi- 
 ness. St. Cupiil, oi* Dorothys lortnue. 
 
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 rMgsd by li. Jorrold. Boston, 1S5S. 12^ C2U.'23 
 
 — WritiaLis. "8v. London, 1351-51 12^ 
 
 Con^eils: V. 1. St. Gile-i .in:l St. James. . . . 22M8 
 
 2. Mea of charactGi- : Job Pippins, who * couldn't help 
 it';— Jack RanuymcJo. tUo ina;i of many ' thauka *; — Adam 
 Buff, 'without a shift'; — Matthew Clear, who ■ saw iiis 
 way"; — John ApplejoUa. 'who meant well '; — Christopher 
 Snub, who was 'born tjba hanged'; — Barnaby Palms, who 
 •felt his way';— Creso Q lattriuo, 'who die 1 rii^h.' 221.14 
 
 3. Mrs. Caudle's curtaiu lectures. Story of a feather. 
 Sicltgiautaad doctor Dwarf. 221. 10 
 
 4. Cakes and a'o ; Lesson of life, Perditus Mutton, 
 Miyor of nolc-cum-Co;-uer, Romance of a key-hole. Mr. 
 Peppsrcovu • at ho lug,' The preacher x^arrot. Lives of Jones, 
 Browu, and Rjbiasou, Shakspeare at Bank-side. The wine 
 cellar. Kin I cousin Tom, The mauaqer's pi^. Tapestry 
 weaver of B?auvaig, Genteel pigeons, Shak.speara in China, 
 The or.le." of poverty. Go=sip at Reculvcrs, Old man at 
 tha gate. Epitaph of Sir Hugh Evans 221.13 
 
 5. Punch's letters to his son. Punch's complete letter- 
 writer. Sketches of the English 221.17 
 
 6. A man made of monc.v. Chron. of Clovemook. 221.13 
 
 7. Co:n?dies ; Bubbles of the day. Time works wonders. 
 The catspaw. Prisoner of war, Hetired from business, 
 
 • St. Cupid, or Dorothy's fortune 1723.24 
 
 8. Cvunediea aud dramas ; Rent-day, Xell Gwynne, The 
 housekeeper, 'W'eddiug gown. School fellows. Dove in a 
 cage. Painter of Ghent, Black ey'd Susan. . , . 1725.25 
 
 ;^g" For dramas by D. Jerrold not included in v. 7-8 of 
 liis Writings, Sf« Plays [Arrangement by aulUors). 
 
 a^ For tivs anil lit. estimates of D. J., 5<.'e Biography 
 (p. 101) : also New monthly, Aug., 1857. 
 Jerroli (Wm. Blancbard). Best of all gooi company. 
 
 1st series. London, 1873. 8' 3ii22.06 
 
 Contents : Dickens. Lytton. Thacker.ay. Scott, Dis- 
 raeli. Douglas Jerrold. 
 — -4. Brage-beaker -with the Swedes. L., 1851.8". 991.11 
 
 — The Gavrocho party : literary estimates of political 
 
 France. London, 1870. 1'2". .... 516.21 
 
 — Lifo and remains of Douglas Jerrold. Boston, 1859. 
 
 16". 3093.05 
 
 — On the boulevards, or memorable men and things. 
 
 With trips to Normandy aud Brittany. 2 v. 
 Philadelphia, 18(37. 12". _ . 962.20 
 
 Jerusalem. See Countries {J':nisalem, p. 338). 
 
 Jerusalem. See Mendelssohn (Moses). 2 v 3576.09 
 
 Jerusalem delivered. ,Se« Tasso (Xorquato\ 
 
 Jervey (Caroline Ilow.ard). Stories and poems. See G-ilman (C.) 
 ani Jervey (C. H.) 1643.33 
 
 Jervis (John). Horse and carriage keeper's oracle. [/«Kitchin- 
 er's Traveller's oracle, v. 2, 1827.1 S32.18 
 
 Jervis (John B.) Construction and management of 
 raUways. New Yorli, 1861. 12". . . . 3925.27 
 
 Jervis (Lady Jervis 'Wliite). Painting and celebrated 
 painters, ancient and modern. 2 v. London, 
 laol. 16" 1114.16 
 
 Jervis (Swynfen). Dictionary of the language of 
 Shakspearo. London, 186S. 4". . . . 1763.10 
 
 Jervis {Rev. W. II. ) The Galilean church ; hist, of 
 the church of France, from 1510 to the rev. ; with 
 iutrod. 2 v. London, 1872. 8". . . . 3137.12 
 
 Jesse (Edward). Anecdotes of dogs. L., 1858.8". 4721.25 
 
 Jesse (Grorgo E.) Kesearehcs into Ihe history of the 
 British dog. 2 v. London, IS ;6. 8". . 47-!4.23 
 
 Jesse (John Heueag;). George Sjlwyu and his con- 
 temporaries. 4t. London, 1843. 8". . 31G2.01 
 
 — London aud its celebrities. 2 v. L., 18.50. 8". 493.09 
 
 — Loudon : its celebrated characters and remarkable 
 
 places. 3v. London, 1871. 8". . . . 482.02 
 
 — llcmoirs of Ilichard nr. and some of his coat:;mpo- 
 
 raries. Wit'n an hist, drama on the battla of Bos- 
 worth. London, 13G2. 8" 3153.25 
 
 — llemoirs of . the co-art of England during tho reig'a 
 
 of the Stuarts, inc. the Protectorate [of Cromwell]. 
 
 New ed. 3 v. London, J5o7i)i, 1855. 8". 477.04 
 
 — Memoirs of the lifo and reign of George in. 3 v 
 
 London, 1863-67. 8". 3064.23 
 
 — Memoirs of the pretenders. 2v. L.,1815. 1'2". 3166.05 
 
 Same. London, 2}o/i;i, 1845. 8". . . . 3166.07 
 
 Jesse ( Ckipt. Wm. ) Life of BrummeU. Philadelphia 
 
 1814. 8" 3iii!.5.(13 
 
 Jessop (W. E. n. ) Fiindersland and Sturtland ; or 
 
 inside aud outside of Australia. 2 v. London 
 
 l-i32. 12" 10C2.01 
 
 Jessup (Keu. Henry H.) Women of tho Arabs. New 
 
 York, 1873. 12' 1051.17 
 
 — Syrian home-life. ."t« Riley (K-r. L) 1051.20 
 
 Jest book. See Lemon (Mark) 6212.13 
 
 Jests. ISC'! Wit and humor. 
 
 Jesoits (The). See Biblical, relig. and eccl. literature (p. 89) ; 
 
 aho Brief a-count of the Jesuits. Danger of [iroin] the 
 
 reviv;d of that order. [In Pamphleteer, v. 0: fi '.iS.OtiJ ; -. 
 
 Cartwright (W. C.) Tho Jesuits : their constitution and 
 
 teaching ; an hist, sketch, 1876 [3120.29] ; Qu. rev., Oct., 
 
 1374 ; Jau , 1875. 
 Jesuits in N. Ainer. in 17tU cent. See Parkman (F.) . . 504.11 
 JesuD ( Edward i. Lives of Picus, and Pascal. London, 
 
 1730. 8". 3136.'21 
 
 Jesnp (T. S.) Report upon the cost of transporting troops and 
 
 supplies to Cal., Oregon. New Mexico, etc. [/;i Pacific R. R. 
 
 routes. Reports, v. 1, 1855.) 1127.01 
 
 Jesus Christ. See Biblical and religious literature [Jesus Christ, 
 
 p. 90) ; also 
 
 — Ejrjlfiton (R) Christ in art : story of the evangelists?. 
 
 Witb designs of Bida. '1875 1436.33 
 
 — Geikie(C.) Life and words of Christ. 2 V.1877.313S.09 
 
 — IIuidekopiT [F.) BeUef ofthe first three centuries 
 
 concerning Christ's mission to the underworld. 
 187G 35(J1.30 
 
 — Fiizer {A. W.) Christ, the teacher of men. 35S5.0G 
 Ecce Deus-homo. [anon. J 1838. . . 3422.0G 
 
 — Schlesln^er {31. ) The historical Jesus of Nazareth. 
 
 1876 3463.05 
 
 — SloioeiH.B.) Footsteps of tho Master. 1877. 34C3.06 
 
 — Tliompson {J. P. ) Jesus of Nazareth : his life for 
 
 the young. 1871". 31G3.04 
 
 — Alger ('ir. It.) [Tn his Solitudes, etc., 18C7, p. 378-93.) 25;2.U7 
 
 — Fiske [J.) The Jesus of history. [In his Uuseeu world, and 
 
 other essays. 1.S7G.] 3352.09 
 
 — Godwin [F.) Review of Strauss. [In his Out of the past, 
 
 1370 ; p. 238-302.) 2320.18 
 
 — Vaughan (R. A.) The Jesus of history. [In his Essavs and 
 
 remains, v. 2, 18S8 ; p. 99-114.) 2544.23 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 96, 1804 (Review of TuUoch on Re- 
 nan) ; Contcni. rev., Aug., Oct., lbT7, 2 art. (The trial of Je- 
 sus Christ, by A. T. lunes) ; v. 1, 1SG6, or Littell, 1806, v. a 
 (Modern theories of the life of Jesus, by J. A. Dorner ; 
 Nov., 1877 (Resurrection of Christ a new revelation, by 
 canon Westcott) ; v. 2, 1SG6 (' Ecce Homo,' and life of our 
 Lord ; 2 art. by E. T. Vaughan) ; v. 6, 1857 (■ Ecce Dens,' 
 by E. T. Vaugliau) ; v. 6 (.lesus and Christendom) ; v. 7, 
 1868 (Christ alone without sin, by J. B. Mozley) ; v. 17, 1871, 
 or Littell, 1871, v. 3 (Character of Christ, by T. 'O'. Fowle) ; 
 Gentleman's ma^., N.s.,v. 10, 1801 ; or Littell, 1801, v. 1 (Coat 
 armor ascribed to our Savioui-) ; Fraser's mag.. May, 1875 
 (The king messiah of history) ; ICew Englander, v. l'8, 1860 
 (The divine humanity of Christ, by H. M. Goodwin) ; v. 24, 
 1865 (Did Christ suffer as divine) ; N. A. rev., v. 97, 1863 
 (Chronology, typography aud archjeology of lifo of Christ) ; 
 N.Brit, rev.. V. 50, 1800 (Hanna'sLifoof Christ) ; Quar. rev., 
 V. 32, 1872 (Tear of the Passion) ; Qu. rev., v. '20, lli66 (ThO 
 Life of our Lord) ; v. 123, 1807 (Portraits of Christ). 
 Jesus of history. See Hanson [Sir Robert). 1869. . . 3422.19 
 Jevons (Wm., jf.) Systematic morality. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1827. 8" 5134.45 
 
 Jevons (Wm. Stanley). Elementary lessons in logiq : 
 deductive and inductive. 5th ed. London, 1875. 
 IG" 5428.36 
 
 — Coal ; its importance in manufactures, etc. [In Science lec- 
 
 tures for the people. 1st s.. 1871.) 
 
 — John Stuart Mill's ptiilosophy tested. [In Coutemp. rev., 
 
 Dec. 1877 ; Jan., 1878.] See comments by 6. V. Robertson in 
 Mind, .Tan., 1578. 
 
 — Logic. N. Y., 1876. 16.° [Science primer.] 5428.37 
 
 — Money and the mechanism of exchange. New York, 
 
 1875. 12" 5915.00 
 
 — Philos. of inductive inference. [//* Fortu. rev., Oct , 1873.) 
 
 — Principles of science : treatise on logic and scientific 
 
 method. 2 V. London, 1874. «". . . 3915.18 
 iV"fe. ^Reviewed by G. C. Robertson, in Mind, v. 1. 
 - — Silver question. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Journal, no. 9, 
 1877.) 
 
 — Substitution of similars, the true principle of rea- 
 
 soning. Loudon, 1869. 10" 5428.15 
 
 Nole.—k sketch of J. is in Pop. sci. monthly, Oct., 1877. 
 
 lu ashing for books, use tho " Book Order," giving tho AUTHOR'S N-VME, tho first part of the TITLE, aud tho NUMBER.
 
 654 
 
 JEWEL- JOHNSON 
 
 Jewel house of art and nature. Sfi Flat (Sir U.) . . . S'.lil.JO 
 
 Jewell tJ. Grey). Among oiir sailors. With rffjulii- 
 
 tiong governing the U. States merchant service. 
 
 New York, 1871. 12° 9^1.20 
 
 3ev7ell(3oha,hp. of Saiisbury). "Works, v. 1-4. Cam- 
 bridge, {E:i.ij.), Parker soc. 184.S-50. 8=. 3C:!8.U1 
 CoHttn's : V. 1. Sermon, at Paul's Cross. Controversy 
 witU H. Oole. Coutrov. with HoriliuK. 2. Controv. with 
 Hardin''. Expo^. upou epistles to the Thessalouians. Ser- 
 mons. Treatiaa on the.. sacranienta. 3. Apolnnia Ecde- 
 Bise Anglican.-e. Apology in defeu.-e of the ch. ofEni^lnnd. 
 DeteQce of the ■ Apologj',' pts. 1-2. 4 Memoir of Jewell. 
 Defence of tlio • .Apology." pis. 3 C. Epistle to Scipio. 
 Yiew of a siKUtioiis bull. Treatise on the Scriptures. Let- 
 ters. Sliscel. pieces. 
 
 — Life of J. [/« Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. biog., v. 3.] . 344C.03 
 Jevirell (Plia.v and Joel), llesister, of the descend- 
 ants of Thomas Jewell, of Bratntree, Mass. Har t- 
 ford, 1830. 8° 30'J2.2G 
 
 Jewelry. S''-^ Fine arts {G'^i-ns and jnodry, p. 544). 
 
 Jewett (Cliarles Cofiiu). Plan for stereotyping catalogues b.r 
 separate tides, aul for fnrniing a stereotyped catalogue rf 
 public libraries in the U. S. [la Amer. assoc. Proc-, v. 
 4. 1851.) 3140.04 
 
 — GiiiUl (B..4.) Biog. notice of C.C. J. inSm. rep., 1807. 3930.22 
 Jewish. Si'i Jews, bdmc. 
 
 Jewish calendar. S^-e Myers fST. H.) 1809 3448.24 
 
 IW S':e also Chronology (p. 208). 
 
 JaTWitt (EdwiuV Manual of illuminated and missal 
 piintiiic;. London, IStO. 10^ 1143.117 
 
 JeWitt (Llswellynn). Grave-mounds and tlieir con- 
 te.its : mauunl of archsEologv, Celtic, Komauo- 
 Biitish, and Anglo-Saxon. L.,"lS70. 1'2°._ C21.5.17 
 
 — Hilf-hour.? among soma English antiquities. Lon- 
 
 don, 1377. li° 491.14 
 
 — Hand-boo'j. of Engl, coins. L., 1R70. 21°. ISSl.Ol 
 
 — Life of Wm. Hiitton, and the history of the Hutton 
 
 family. London, 1872. 12°. .... 3085.17 
 Jewsll family. 
 
 — Jjioil{P. and J.) Register of descendants of Thomas 
 
 Jewall, of Braintreo. .18CU 3092.20 
 
 Jews. See Countries {Jews. p. S38-9 ; — Jerumlcvi, p. SS8 ; — Falcs- 
 
 iiTii, p. 335) :— Biblical aud relig. lit. {Judaism, p. 90). 
 JimsBoa (/Jtu.A.A. ) Notes en the twenty-fivo articles 
 
 of religion, as received bv tho Methodists in the 
 
 U. S. Cincinnali, 18J3. "12° S57G.00 
 
 Joan, (fabulous pope of Romp, 9(/t cminrjf). 
 
 — VotUnjer {J. J. von). Fables respecting tho ipopes in the mid- 
 
 dle ajes. 1872 3424.12 
 
 Sr:': als!> Jo.vti in Biography (p. 100) ; Eentley"s miscel., 
 BUy, 1851 : an.l Ne\y inontuly mag., v. Si), 1851. 
 
 Joan c^f Arc. Sol Daho (Jeanne), in Biography (p. 1"3). 
 
 Joanna. For liw^ of persons tf Viis name see Biography (p. 102). 
 
 Joanuss. .? :tf Johannes. 
 
 Job (B-ioi of). See Biblical and relig. lit. (Job, p. 00). 
 
 Job3iad3 : apoem. .?« Kortum (C. A.) 1803 1603.10 
 
 Jocslinua d: Brake'.onda. Chronica do rebus gestis 
 Sam^onisabbatis monas. S. Edmundi, cvu-a J. G. 
 RokawodD. L., Camden soc, ISiO. 4^. . 0112.13 
 
 Jooslya, (mnnh of h'urne.'s). Lifa and acts of St. Pa- 
 trick. From the Latin, by E. L. Swift. Dublin, 
 18U9. 8° 3418.03 
 
 Jodrell ( Richard P. ) Dlustrations of Euripides ; Ion 
 and tha BacchiB. 2 v. Loudon, 1781. 8°. 1723.22 
 
 Joe Miller's jests ; or, the wit 'a vade mecum. Now ed. 
 London. [».tZ.] 12° 6212.10 
 
 Joel. S^e Biblical literature {BibJe. p. 73 ; — Minor prophets, p. 98). 
 
 Jogaes(P><J Isaa>-). Joiu.es papers ; tr. with memoir, by J. Ct. 
 Shea, [hi N. Y. liist. eoc. Coll., 2d 6., v. 3, 1359.] C13.08 
 
 Johanuea t<ari.sbcrlensis. Policraticr.3 do nugis curia- 
 lium et vestigiis philosophorum. 37j 1. Lycn, 
 a Fradln, 1513. 12° CC22.11 
 
 Johannes Secunda;t. Basia. Literal tr. and poetical 
 ViTsion. Loudon, Bolin, 1.S51. 12°. . . 1G77.16 
 
 John {St.. the. apostle). See Biblical lit. {John, p. 90 ;— Epistles. 
 p 85);ff.'5oMacdonali4J. M.) Liloaudwriting.sof St. John. 
 1877 [3736.1)71; an I Coutemp. rev., Oct., Nov., 1877 (Gospel 
 of John and modern criticism, by prof. Beyachlag). 
 
 John {Kiiuj'its of St.) See Knighthood (p. 607). 
 
 John the Btpfwif, Kei/noids (II.Tl.) John tho Baptist ; 
 
 ' a contrib. to christian evidences. 2d cd. 1870. 
 
 [Cougr. union lectures, 1874.] .... 3533.03 
 
 John. ittS* For lives of persons of tliis name, see Biogr. (p. 102). 
 
 Joha{Prestee). Gou'ii {S. B) Curious myths, V. 1. . .3810.10 
 
 See a so aiticle in McCIintocii and Strong, v. 4. 
 
 JohnBull in America. &e Paulding (J. K.) 1825. . .1132.07 
 
 Jollii Ball's bible ; or, memoirs of the stewardship and 
 
 stewards of Great Albion. By Demodocus Popli- 
 
 oola, [ps-ei(f7.1 London, 1816. 8°. . . 454.15 
 
 JVote.— A politloal satire. 
 
 John Jerningham's journal. L., 1871. 10°. . 1062.32 
 John of Barueveld. See Babneveld (Jan van O.), in Biography 
 
 (p. 120). 
 John of Brabant. Account of the expenses of, 1202-93 ; ed. by J. 
 
 Burt. London, Caoulen niiscef., v. 2, 1853. 4\ . . 61l"3.09 
 
 John Paul's book. .See Webb (Ch. H.) 1874 2540.25 
 
 John Ploughman's taUl. See Spiu-geon (C. H.) . . . . 3594.26 
 
 Johnes (Arthur James). Philological j^roofs of tha 
 original unity and recent origin of tho human 
 race. London, 1840. 8°. 6412.29 
 
 Johns (JJe!'. C. A.) Forest trees of Britain. 2v. Lon- 
 don, 1817. 18° 4911.01 
 
 Johns (Eugenia^. ['E. Marlitt.'psratZ.] DasGeheim- 
 niss der alten. Mamsell. 3e aufl. Leipzig, 1869. 
 10°. 7121.17 
 
 — Goldelsie. 4e aufl. Leipzig, 1S6S. 1C°. .7121.13 
 
 — Reichsgri'ifiu Gisela. 2 v. Leipz., 1870. 12°. 7121.19 
 
 jK^ For English teanst. of her novels. see Fiction (p. 493-4). 
 
 Johns (Hem-r T. ) Life with the 49th Mass. volunteers. 
 
 Pittsfield, (J/«s.s.),lSC4. 12°. .... C31.10 
 
 Johnson dUexander B.) Meauing of words; intel- 
 
 ' lectiops, sensations, and emotions. New York, 
 
 1834. 12°. 0434.07 
 
 Johnson (Alviu J., publisher). See Jolmson's atlas [927.14] ;— 
 
 Johnson's Encyclop.'edia. 
 Johnson (Andrew, lllhpres. of IT. S) Speeches, 'with 
 
 biogr. introd. by F.Moore. B., 1803. 12°. C3'23.01 
 JCtlT For lives and impeachment trial of A. J. see Biography 
 
 (p. 102). 
 
 Johnson (Anna C.) Cottages of tlie Alps. New'Torlr, 
 1860. 12' 983.16 
 
 — The L'oquois ; or tho bright sido of Indian character. 
 
 New York, 1833. 12 ^ 557.12 
 
 — Pca.saut Ifo iu Germany. N. Y., 1S58. 12°. 93407 
 Jolmson (Crisficld). Ccntcnnicl history of Erie 
 
 coimty, N. Y. Buffalo, 1870. 8°. . . . G22.23 
 Johnson (CuthbertV.) Life of Coke. 2 v. London, 
 
 1837. 8°. 3042.10 
 
 Johnson (Eastman). See Calaiy, July, 18G8 {art. by E. Benson). 
 Johnson (Edv,riu). Tha mouth of gold : dramatic 
 
 sketches illus. tie life end times of Chrysostom. 
 
 Hew York, 1G73. 24°. ...... . IGGG.IO 
 
 Johnson {C.^pt. Edward). A liistory of Kew England, or "Won- 
 
 dcr-w.n'kinf^Iirovidenco of Sion's saviour, Vy^ii ; with notice, 
 
 by J, Chickering. [In Mass, hist. eoc. Coll., 2d s., v. 2, 
 
 4, 7, 8.J 001.12 
 
 Johnson (Edward). Nuces philosopliicae : philos. of 
 
 things as developed from the study of v/ordo. 
 
 Loudon, 184-2. 8" 5114.08 
 
 Johnson (George 'W. ) Cottage gardeners' dictionary. 
 
 5'oh cd. London, 18G0. b° 0124.03 
 
 — Fa j-fas con-esp. 2 v. London, 1G48. 8°. 3035.13 
 Johnson (J.) Collection of tho laws and canons of 
 
 church of England, to tho reign of Henry via. 
 Tr. into English ■with notes. New ed. 2 v. Ox- 
 ford, 1830. 8°. 3436.19 
 
 Johnson (Louisa). Everybody her own flower gardener. 
 New York, 1838. 12° G132.25 
 
 Johnson (Kicbard). Crown garland of polden roses. 2 pts. Ed. 
 by^i'.CbappelI.L.,lS42-15. 10°. [/.iPcrcysDC, v.G, 15.]50GU.06 
 
 — Pleasant conceits of old Ilobsou, 1C07. El. by J. O. Halli- 
 
 well. L., 1843. 10°. [In Percy soc., v. 9.] . . . 6000.09 
 
 — Seven champions of Christendom. London, [1861]. 
 
 16°. I . . 251.66 
 
 Johnson (Eossiter, ed.) Little classics. llG v. Bos- 
 ton, 1874-70. 18°. . ... ... :' I.. T 226.83 
 
 Koie. — Forcon^en^s see Fiction (p. 499). ' ■ '~.. 
 
 Johnson (S. M.) Free government in England and 
 Americi. New York, 1304. 8°. ... 5735.04 
 Johnson (Samuel). Dictionary of the English lan- 
 guage. Verbatim from tho author's last folio ed. 
 - London, 1354. Imp. 8°. . • . . . . 6433.03 
 
 — TUelJler. Boston, 1830. 10". [/;iBritisheasayist8, v. 27.] 2311.27 
 
 — Life and writings. Selected by ^Y. P. Page. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1841. 18° 3093.20 
 
 V. 1. Life and genius. Essays. 2. Es3.ays, cic' 
 
 — Lives of the English poets. Notes by P. Cuuniiig- 
 
 ham, and life of author by T. B. Macaulay. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1837. 12°. 3263.01 
 
 J\'olc. — For contents see Biography {Poets, p. 11-i). 
 
 — Poems. E.l. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In C.'s Eugl. poets', 
 
 V. 10, 1310.] I(i;i0.16 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by R. ■Walsh, [In Sanford and Walsh. 
 
 Drit. poets, v. 31, 1322.] * . . . 10C1.31 
 
 — Table talk. FromBoswell. 2 v. L.,1S07. 1G°. 6216.04 
 
 BROOKLYN MEROANTILi; LI^JHAUr.
 
 JOHNSON -JONES 
 
 655 
 
 Joliuaon (Samuel I, cotUinwd. 
 
 — Works. Essay on bis life iind Renins, by A. Mur- 
 phy. 2v. 'Now York, 18.-)1. 8'. . . .5015.10 
 Contend. 
 
 Ailventuier (Tlio), v. 1. 
 
 Dediciittous, V. 2. 
 
 Idler (Tlie), v. 1. 
 
 li-eiia, a tragedy, v. 1. 
 
 Journey to Westoi-u Iblanda of Sootlaud [Ilebiides], v. 1. 
 
 Letters, v. 1. 
 
 Li!e aud f^ouius. by A.Mni-pliy. v. 1. 
 
 Lives of eminent peraoua ; Paul Sarpl, Boerhaave. Blake. 
 Sir Fraucis DiMliO, B.iiretier, Morin. liurman. Sydeuhivn, 
 Clieynul. Cave. Frederick the groat. Browne, Ascham, v. 2. 
 
 Lives of tUe poets, v. 2. 
 
 Miacellaneous tracts, etc. : Vindication of the licensers of 
 the Btagi^, Brumoy's Greek theatre, eU. 
 
 Opinions on qnestious of law. v. 2. 
 
 Philological tracts, etc.: Plan of an English dictionary, rals- 
 cel. obsei-v. on the trag. of Macbeth, Account of Harleiau 
 library, etc., v. 2. 
 
 Poenia. V. 1. 
 
 Political tracts : Observ. on the state of affairs In 1756 ; Tlie 
 falsa alarm, 1770 ; The patriot ; Taxation no tyranny, v. 2. 
 
 Prayers and meditations, v. 2. 
 
 Rambler (The), v. 1. 
 
 Uaaselas, V. 1. 
 
 Reviews and criticisms, v. 2. 
 
 X'lles of ima^'inatiou. v. 1. 
 
 jlltS* For livfii and crit. estimates of J. see Biography (p. 162). 
 
 Johnson (7?eu. Samuel). Oriental religions and their 
 
 rahitions to universal religion. India. Boston, 
 
 1872. 8^ :i5C3.:i-2 
 
 -S.imo. Oliina. Boston, 1877. 8'. . . 35G3.31 
 
 Johnson (Sara. Wm.) How crops feed. New York, 
 1870. V2.\ G123.13 
 
 — Agricultural chemistry. [Sm. report, 1850.] .... 3936.14 
 Johnson ( .1/rs-. S iraU B. ) Hadji iu Syria ; or three 
 
 years in Jerusalem. Phil., 1858. J2^ .1051.01 
 Johnson (T. B. ) Gamekeeper's directory. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1851. 16= 4G15.25 
 
 Johnson (Wm., (,'. E) 'Practical draughtsman's book 
 
 of industrial design. 3d ed. L., 1809. 4'. 39 J J. 24 
 Joliuson's new illustrated family atlas of tlia world. 
 
 Now Y'ork, 1869. fol '. 9J7.1i 
 
 Johnson's new universal cyclopsedia 4 v. New Y^ork, 
 
 1878. 1. 8= B.E. 
 
 Johnson (Wm. Martin, t?. 1707). Harrison [G.) Neglected poets. 
 
 [In /us Life of Payne. 1875.] 3138.03 
 
 Johnston (Alex. Keith). Atlas to Alison's Hist, of 
 Europe. EJinburgh, 1855. obi. 8\ . . 444.22 
 
 — 'Physical atlas of natural phenomena. New ed. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1856. fol A.37.05 
 
 — School atlas of astronomy. Eilin., 1S55. 8^. 4018.16 
 Johnston (Charles). Travels in southern Abyssinia. 
 
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 Johnstone ( Clteu. de). Memoirs of the rebellion, 1745- 
 
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 656 
 
 JONES -JORDANUS 
 
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 Jones (Hugh 1. Present state of Virginia. New York, 
 
 18fi5. 8^. [Sabin '3 reprints.] .... 564.22 
 
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 ' Coeducatea poets, 18:iC.| 82M.02 
 
 Jone.s (Johu B. ) A rebel war-clerk's diSry. 2 v. 
 Philadelphia, 1806. 12". 644.06 
 
 ^^ For novels by this author see riction (p. 494). 
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 — K.iofliken-mocddinsin NovaScotia. [Sm. rep.. 1803.] 8930. IB 
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 der WelliuBton in Spain, 1811-1814. 3d ed. 3 v. 
 London, 1816. 8' 5-53.21 
 
 Jones (.Tolin "Wintfr). Observ. on the origin of the division of 
 man's life into stages. f/« Archaeologia, v. 3.'>. 18(13.1 5128. — 
 
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 hrata. [Sm. contrib., v. 8 ] 3937.08 
 
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 M.)nii(i! Jones £810.27 
 
 Jon33 (M. ) Story of Capt. Cook's three voyages round 
 tho^vorld. ISostou, 3871. 12^ 923.05 
 
 Jones (Owen). *Designa for mosaic pavements. With 
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 London, 1812. 4' 1467.01 
 
 — Examphs of "Chinese ornament. 100 pi. London, 
 
 18G7. fol 1467.04 
 
 — Grammar of "ornament. 112pl. L., [186.5.] fol. 14G7.03 
 
 — On'i "thousand and one initial letters. 27 pi. Lon- 
 
 don, 18(14. fol 14G7.05 
 
 Jonas (Pomroy). Annals and I'ecollections of Oneida 
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 Jones (ficu. prof. Richard). Literary remains ; lec- 
 tures and tracts on political economy. Ed. with 
 notice, by W. •Wliewell. L., 1859. 8^ .5013.20 
 
 Jonas (Robert, of Lincoln's Inn). History- of the 
 French bar, tine, and modern. L. 183.">. 8°. 5622.07 
 
 Jones (Robert. D.D.) Literary beauty of the Bible : lecture. 
 Staines, 1837. 8' 6721.04 
 
 — Last lecture of the season. Staines, 1837. 8°. . . 6721.04 
 
 — Oratory : a iPcture. Loudon. 1811. 8° 5721.04 
 
 — T.-iste: a lecture. London. 1842. 8° 5721.04 
 
 . — Religion and Imowledge : lecture. Chertsey, 1S38. 8°. 5721.04 
 
 — Two lectuics ou mod. Engl. literature. L., 1830. 8°. 6721.04 
 JOII33 1 Rowland). Philos. of words. L.,1769. 8'. 6412.26 
 Jones (Samuel W.) Ivlenioir nf James Pnane, jud^je, distl'ict 
 
 court of V. S. [hi New York. Doc. liist., v. 4, 1849.] 614.04 
 
 Jones (T. Perey), ijscurf. Sre Aytoun{W. E.) 
 
 Jouss (Thomas). Suggestions for a reform of special 
 pleading. London, 1850. 8°. . . . hi 5093.17 
 
 Jones (Thomas, librarian). Catalogue of tracts for and 
 against popery, publ. about the reign of James u., 
 in tho Manchester library. 2 v. Manchester, CM- 
 Aainsoc, no. 48, 64, 1859-65. 4°. . . .5095.08 
 
 Jones (Thomas Rymer). Aquarian naturalist. Lon- 
 don, 1S58. 8^ 4826.12 
 
 Jones (Thomas Wharton). Failure of sight from rail- 
 way and otlier injuries of the spine and head. 
 London, 1869. 12°. 4341.25 
 
 Jones (Sr Wm.) Works. With life, by lord Teign- 
 mouth. 13 V. London, 1S07. 8". . . 5046.01 
 Contents : v. 1. Memoirs and corresp. 2. Same, cont'd. 
 Appendix : Britain discovered, heroic poem, Pref. dis- 
 course to an Essay on the history of the Turks. 3. Anni- 
 versary discourses before the Asiatic b iciety ; on the 
 Hindus. Arabs. Tartars, Persians, Chinese ; on the bor- 
 derers, mount;iineers, and islanders of Asia ; ou the origin 
 and families of nations ; ou Asiatic histoiy ; ou the philo- 
 sophy of the Asiaticks. Ou the orthography of Asiatick 
 words in Uomau letters. Ou the Gods of Greece. Italy, and 
 India. 4. Chronology of the Hindus. Note to Mr. Vausit- 
 tart a p-Lper on the Afghans being descended from the 
 .Jews. Ou tho Indian zodiac. Ou the literature of the 
 Hindus. On tho buok Slci King of tho Chinese. Lunar 
 year of tho Hindus. Musical modes of tho Hindus. Mys- 
 , tical poetry of tlio Persians and Hindus. Gita govinda. or 
 Boug of Jayadcva. Kemarks on Isla;;d of llinzuan. Con- 
 versation cone, the city of Gwend- r and the sources and 
 course of the Nile. Ou the Indiaa game of chess. Indian 
 grant of laud, at Tauna. Inscriptions on the staff of Fi- 
 ruz Shah. On the Indian gross-beak. On tho pangohn 
 ofBaliar. On tlie loris, or slow paced iemur. On the cure 
 of the Elepliantiasis. and other disorders of tho blood. 
 Tales and tables, by Nizami. 5. Plants of ludia. Spike- 
 
 nard of the ancients. Grammar and history of the Per- 
 sian langnage. 6. Poeseos Asiuticae conimentarinrum libri 
 Bex. Liber miscellaueorum. 7. Charges to the Grand 
 Jury. Institutes of Hindu law. or Ordinances of Menu. 
 
 8. Mah'jmmedau law of succession, and inheritance. On 
 the law of bailments. Legal mode of suppres-sing riots. 
 Speech on the reform of Parliament. 1782. Letters to ***.' 
 Principles of government. Character of lord Aehburfon. 
 
 9. Speeclies of Isreus ou the law of snccession to property 
 at Athens. Sacoutala ; or the Fatal ring. By Calidas. 10. 
 Tlie Moallaltat, or Arabian poems. Poems and translations. 
 Essay on the poetry of tho Eastern nations. Essay ou 
 the imitative arts. Arcadia, a pastoral poem. Caissa, the 
 game at chess. Carmiuum liber. l\luso recalled, an ode. 
 
 , Ude in imitation of Alcieus — ' What cons^titutes a state.' ete. 
 11. Ilistoire de Nader chah. 12. Nader chah. confd. 
 Traito sur la poesie orientale. Pesoription of Asia. Sl'ort 
 history of Persia. 13. Hitopadfisa of Vishnu^arman. En- 
 chanted fruit, or Hindu wife. Hymn to Camdes. Two 
 hymns to Pracriti. Extracts from "the Vedas. 
 
 — Poems. Ed., with life, by A. Chalmers. [In C.'s English po- 
 
 ets. V. 18, 1810.] 1026 18 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by R. "Walsh. [In Sanford and Walsh. 
 
 Brit, poets, v. 35, 1N22.] 1691.35 
 
 JSS" For lives of Sir W. Jones see Biography (p. 102). 
 Jones (Wm., correfp. secy). Jubilee njemoiial of the 
 
 relig. tract Boc, 1799-1S49. L., 1850. S°. 3586.24 
 Jones (Wm., F.S.A.) Finger- ring lore. LondoD, 
 
 1877. 12' 1585.20 
 
 — Treasures of the earth, or mines, minerals, and met- 
 
 als. London, 18G8. 10° 3933.33 
 
 Jones (Wm. A.) Essays upon authors and books. 
 New York, -1849. 12^ 2533.22 
 
 — Memorial of D. S. Jones. With notices of the 
 
 Jones family of Queens county. New York, 1819. 
 1.:°. 3094.01 
 
 Jones (Wm. A. ) Report upon tho reconnaissance of 
 N. W. Wyoming, incl. Yellowstone National Park. 
 1873. W.ashiagton, 1875, 8= 1131.12 
 
 Jones (M(/. Wm. Prime). Considerations on tho con- 
 quest and settlepient of Britain, by tho Saxons, 
 Danes, and Normans, and by tho Romans. Lou- 
 don, 1872. 13° 463.17 
 
 Jones (Wm. P., M.A.) Myth of sfono idol : a love le- 
 gend of Dakota. Chicago, 1876. 12°. .1662.30 
 
 Jongh (L. J. do). Three kinds of cod liver oil. Tr. 
 by E. Carey. Philadelphia, 1S49. 8°, .4312.16 
 
 Jonson (Bsn). Conversations with Drummond. [In- 
 t.od. byD.Laing.] Ij., Shale, soc, 1812. 8°. ]756.(;8 
 
 — Observations on poetiy and eloquence, fioiu [his] Discoveries. 
 
 [With Sidney (.Sir P.) Defence of poetry. L., 1787.10".] 0414.28 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers, [M C.'s Engl, poets, 
 
 V. 6. 1810.1 16211.05 
 
 — Poems. iSVe Greene (R.). Marlowe (C.) aiJtZJonson (B.) 1044.37 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by E. Sanford. [In his British, poets, v. 3, 
 
 1819 , -109103 
 
 — Works. With memoir, by W. Gifibrd. Boston, 
 
 1853. 8° 1725.27 
 
 Contents: Memoir. Ancient commendatory verses. 
 Every man in his humor. Everyman out of Lis humor. 
 Cynthia's revels. Poetaster. Sejauus his fall. Volpone, 
 orthofox. Epiocene, or the bileut woman. The alchemist. 
 Catiline his conspiracy. Bartholomew Fair. Devil is an 
 ass. Staple of news. New inn, or tho Ijgbt heart. Mag- 
 netic lady. Tale of a tab, or humois reconciled. Sad 
 shepherd, or a tale of Robin Hood. Fall of Mortimer. The 
 case is altered. Entertainments. IMasqnes. Epigrams. 
 Tho forest. Underwoods. Leges conviviaps. liansla- 
 tions from the Latin poets. Tmiber, or discoveries upon 
 men and m;itters. Eijglisli grammar, Jousonus Virbius, 
 or the memory of Ben Jonson. Glo.^sary. Index. 
 
 For lives and lit, estimates of B. J., see Biography (p. 162); 
 oZsoBenUey's miscel., v. 40,1856; Geutl. mag., May, 1871 
 (by C. C. Clarke). 
 
 Joplin (Thomas). General principles and present practice of 
 banking. L., 1824. W. [l.i Pamphleteer, v. 24.] . D053.24 
 
 Jordan. See Countries {Palesltne, p. 350 ; partit.ularly Lyncliy and 
 MacgregoT). 
 
 Jordan (David Starr). Manual of tho vertebrates of 
 the northern United States, exclusive of marine 
 species. Chicago, 1876. 12° 4727.05 
 
 Jordan (Thomas). London's resurrection to joy and triumph: 
 a lord mayor's pageant, 1071. 1/u Percy eoc, v. 10.] 5000.10 
 
 — Triumphs of Lond')n, 1078; a lord mayor's pageant. [In 
 
 Percy soc. v. 10.] . 6060.10 
 
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 Jordan (Wm. L. ) The elements : tho ocean and at- 
 
 mo.sphere. 2 v. London, 186C. 8°. . .4028.18 
 
 — The ocean : its tides and currents and their causes. 
 
 London. 1873. 8° 4028.12 
 
 Jordanus (Friar). AVonders of the east. Tr. by H. 
 Yule. London, 7foMwi/« soc, 18G3. b°. .1044.11 
 
 bkooicly:? meroantilk librarv.
 
 JORNANDES- JOURNALISM 
 
 657 
 
 Jornandes or Jordanes. Do Qetarum sive Gothoram rebus 
 (;o»tia, llistoiro ties Goths. [Lat.et fi:] Paris, 1869. 8". 
 INisard's Oollcctiou.] 7725.02 
 
 JoitirnJohn). Lite of Erasmus. 3v. L.,1S(18. 8'. :til.i5.0.T 
 
 -- Kemarks on ecclesiastical history. [ToLuthi'r,1517. ] 
 AVith iiotes, by W. Trollope. 2 v. London, 1846. 
 8= 312:i.22 
 
 Joseph Bonaparte. {fcCng of Naples, and afterwards of Spain). Sei 
 Biography (p. HJ2). 
 
 Joseph of Aramathie : romance of tlie Seint Graal or 
 Holy Grail : \vith the lyfo of Joseph of Arraathia. 
 Ed. by W.W. Skeat. Loudon, Early Engl, text soc, 
 1871. 8° 79U.01 
 
 Joseph n.. (of Austria, emperor of German}/ : 6. 1741, d. 1790). 
 
 Letters to ditjtiiiguished pViuces aud statesmen. 1781. 
 
 London, 1821. 8°. [/re Pamphleteer, v. I'J.) . .60.58.19 
 
 B^ I'or bioffr. noti'-"!"/ J'l^epli II.. see Biography (p. 162). 
 
 Josephine lEinpr'Hsj. ,SV<? Biography (p. 162). 
 
 Josephine, [psfU''.] Our chililiou's pets. L., 18(15. 4'. .4724.18 
 
 Josephai ^Flavius). Geuuiue wjrki. Tr. by W.Whis- 
 ton. 3 V. Springfield. 180a. 8°. . . . 3112.(19 
 contents : v. 1-2. Antiquities. 3. Jewish war. Against 
 Apion. A discourse concerning Hades. Whiston's three dis- 
 sertations concerning Jesus Christ. Joini the Baptist. James 
 the Just, aud God's conimaud to Abraham, etc. Index. 
 
 Same. Works. 4 v. Phil., 18.9. 12°. 3142.12 
 
 Contents : v. 1-3. Antiquities. 3. Jewish war. 4. Same, 
 except Jcwisti war, as v. 3 of piecediiig entry. 
 
 — The Jewish war ; with his aiitobiogtaiihy. New transl. 
 
 by R. Traill. Ed. with notes, by I. Taylor. Lon- 
 don, 18i8. 8° 344^.22 
 
 — Opera. Gr. et Lat. Recog. G. Dindorfius. Ace. 
 
 indices. 2 v. Paris, Didiit. 184.-i-47. 8=. 7765.14 
 
 Josh Billings, p'ieud. See Shaw (H.W.) in Fiction (p. 520). 
 Joshua (Book of). See Biblical literature {Joaltua, p. 90). 
 Jo3lm (J. ), Frisbie {B. ), and Ruggles (F. ) History of 
 
 Poultney.Vt., tolSrS. Poultney, 1875. 8°. 655.'23 
 Josselyn (John). Account of two voyages to New England, 1638. 
 
 10113. I ;/i Mass. hist. soc. Col., 3d s.. v. 3, 1833.) . 661.23 
 
 — New Knsland s rarities discovered. Withintrod. aud notes, by 
 
 E. Tuclierman. {In ArchEeologia Anier., v. 4.] . . 577.21 
 Jouaimia (Joseph Mane) and Van Gaver (J.) Tur- 
 qiiii. Paris, 1810. 8°. [Univers.] . . 90.3.02 
 Joubert (Josaph). Ponsees. Precedeesde sacorresp., 
 d'une notice sur sa vis, son caractfere ct ses travau.x, 
 p.ir P. d3 Raynal ; et de:i jugements litt. de Saiute 
 B'.uve, Sylvestre de Sacy, Saint-Marc Girardin, 
 Geraz?z..tPoitou. 4e ed. 2t. P., 1861.12°. 7046.14 
 
 — Arnold (M.) [In /lis Essays iu criticism, 1866; p. 200-237.) 2512.13 
 
 Nole.—B.fifT. from Nat. rev. 1864. or Littell, 1864. v. 1. 
 
 — S'linle Beav&^C.A.) Monday chats, 1877. .2543.34 
 Joufiroy iTaomis Simon, called Theodore). Cours 
 
 d'esthetiqiie. Paris, 186J.» 12°. . . . 54H7.0.i 
 
 — Philosophical essays. From the French, by G. Rip- 
 
 ley. E.iinbnrgh, 18 i9. 16° 5114.09 
 
 Note. — Contents same as those of ' Philos. miscellanies.' 
 
 — Philos. miscsUiuies. From the French, with notes, 
 
 by G. Ripley. 2 v. Bjston, 18:i8. 12'. . 512i;.09 
 Contents : v. 1. On pbilos. and common sense. On skep- 
 ticism. Ou the history of philosophy. The faculties of the 
 human soul. 2. Metijod of philos. study. On eclecticism 
 in morals. On good and evil. How dogmas come to an 
 end. Tue S >rb->uiio and the philosophers. Philosophy of 
 history. Influence of Greece in the development of hu- 
 manity. Preseut state uf humanity. 
 
 — Introdaction to ethics. Tr. bv W. H. Channinp;. 
 
 2 V. Boston, 1841. 12°. ."..... 513.i.l5 
 
 Journal. For journals pnbl. by societies, such as the Journal of 
 tue Franklin iustitute. the Journal of the Statistical soci- 
 ety, see the name ot the society. 
 
 Journal of a uaturalist. iVc Knapp (J. L.) 1829. . . .4722.16 
 
 Jounial of a voyage up the Nile, 1848-49. By an Ameri- 
 can. [aiio;i.] l>uff.ilo, 1851. 8°. . . . 1091.01 
 
 Journal of a young lady of Virginia, 1782. [Ed. by 
 E. V. Mison] Baltimore, 1n71. 8°. . . 3094.24 
 
 Journal of classical and sacred philology. 4 v. Cam- 
 bridge, (Kiyf.), 1804-59. 8°. ■ • ; • .6444.01 
 
 Journal of commerce, (-iVeio York). N. Y., 1870-77. fol. 
 
 Journal of phUology. ElI. by W. G. Clark, [and 
 others], v. 1-3. Loudon, 18i;8-71. 8°. 6444.01 
 
 Journal of sacred literature. EJ. by J. Kitto [and 
 others], 1st s., v. 1— 5th s., v. 2. 40 v. Lon- 
 don, Is 18-68. 8° 3626.01 
 
 Journal of psychnl. med. .5fe Hammond (Wm. A.) . .8104.01 
 
 Journal of psychol. med. *<: Winslow (t'orbes). . . .8171.01 
 
 Journal of social science. See American soc. sci. assoc. (p. 21). 
 
 Journal of summer time in the country. See Willmott (R. A.) 
 1819.„ 2546.1U 
 
 Journal" of the Amer. institute, monthly pnbl. Ed. 
 by a committee. 4 v. N. Y., 1636. 8°. . 6117.01 
 
 Journalism and the Press. 
 
 1. Character, influence, and abuses of the press. 
 
 — Harlow (tr.) On tlie press as a means of dififusing the prin. 
 
 ciples of tlio church. 1826 27U.19 
 
 — Godwin IP.) Out of the past. 1870 ; p 75-89. . . .2526.18 
 
 — Higgin^on {T. W.) Letter to a young contributor. [/rtAi,* At- 
 
 lantic essays, 1871 ; p. 60-93.] 2528.28 
 
 — IlUl (A. F.) Socrets of the sanctum. An inside 
 
 view of an editor's life. 187.3 2711.11 
 
 — Hope {A.J. B. B.) (/7l Cambridge essays, 1858.] . .2517.16 
 
 — Lunt {G.) Uses and abuses of tlie daily i)re8s. [MftiiThreo 
 
 eras, <(<:.. 1857.) 2334.24 
 
 — Macintosh {C. A.) Popular outlines of the press. 
 
 1859 2712.01 
 
 — Matthews (ir.) Writing for the press. [In his Hours with 
 
 men and books, 1877.) 2536.11 
 
 — Maurice [F. D.) Use and abuse of newspapers. [In his 
 
 Frieudship of books, 1874 : p. 92-123.) ..... 2.535.19 
 
 — Press and the public service, [roioii.] 18.57. 5724.26 
 
 A^oie.— -Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 55. 1857. 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Newspapers, [//l /lis Criterion, 1866 : p. 
 
 252-292.) 2544.09 
 
 — Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Conseils a uu journaliste. [In his 
 
 (Euvres, v. 37.) 6083.37 
 
 — Wmijate^CF.) Views and interviews on journalism. 
 
 1875 2713.13 
 
 See also Atl. monthly, July. 1874 (Journalism and jour- 
 nalists, by r. B. Sanborn) ; Bibl. sacra. July, 1872 (Influ- 
 ence of the press, by John Basi-om) : Brit. qu. rev., Apr., 
 1872 (The modern newspaper) ; Eclectic ina^.. v. 28. 1853 : 
 tr. from Uevue des d. moodes. Dec, 18r»2 The press. 19th 
 cent.) ; Ed. rev., v. 102, 1855 (Tlie newspaper press) ; 
 London soc, June, 1863 (Newspaper editors aud political 
 writers) ; North Brit, rev., v, 34, 1861 (Pohtical press ; 
 French, British and German). 
 
 {Anonymous journalism.) 
 See Contem. rev., v. 5. 1867 (by J. B. Kinnear) : Fortn. 
 rev., v. 8. 1867 (by John Morley) ; Macmillan's mag., Dec. 
 1861 ;by Thomas Hughes). 
 
 2. American Press ; history and character. 
 
 — Brifatd (W. C.) Reminiscences of the Evening 
 
 Post : extr. from Po.stof Nov. 16, 1831. . 2711.12 
 
 — Buckingham {J. T.) Specimens of new.spaper liter- 
 
 ature : with personal memoirs, anecdotes, and 
 
 reminiscences. 2 v. in 1. 1852. . . . 2712.05 
 
 — //i(d.sO)i(i^) JournaHsmiu U. S. 1690-1872. 2713 11 
 
 — Maverick (A.) Henry J. Raymond and the New 
 
 York press, 1840-70 3147.25 
 
 — Maiviell (C.) Collection of songs of the American 
 
 press. 1868 ._ 1673.27 
 
 — Wdmer (L. A.) Our press gang ; corruptions and 
 
 Climes of Amer. newspapers. 18.")9. . . ■.;711.22 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 22. 1855 (Political press of 
 America) ; v. 68. 18H3 iPress of the United Slates) : Galixy, 
 V. 7, 1869 (N. Y journalists— W. H. Hurlbut— Parke God- 
 win— G. W. Curtis— E. L. Godkin. by E. Benson ; 4 arts.) 
 
 See also {in Biography, p. 116-215) lives of Bennett 
 (James Gordon) ; — Greeley (Horace) ;— Hale (David^ ; — 
 Kendall (Amos) :— Seaton (\Vm. W.) 
 
 {American newspaper directories.) 
 
 — Kenny (Z>. J.) American newspaper directory. 
 
 Also a general view of the origin, rise, and pro- 
 gress of newspapers. 1861 '.^712.09 
 
 — Bowell ( ff. P.) American newspaper directory, 
 
 1870. [>K;//t Men (The) who advertise.] 2735.18 
 
 3. British Press ; history and character. 
 
 — Andrews (A.) Hist, of British journalism. 2 v. 
 
 1859. .~ 2712.03 
 
 — Grant (J.) The newspaper press : its origin— pro- 
 
 gress— and present position. 2 v. 1871. . 271.1.08 
 Metropolitan weekly and provincial press. 1872. 
 
 — -- Newspaper press and periodical lit. of London. [In his 
 
 Great metropolis, v. 2, 1837.) 951.15 
 
 — Bunt (F. A'.) The fourth estate : hist, of newspa- 
 
 pers, and liberty of the pr^.«s. 2 V. 1850. 2712.13 
 S^e also Belgravia, Nov.. 1875 (English journalism in 1832 
 and 1874 : a criticism aud a contrast, by T. H. S. Escidt) ; 
 Coutemp. rev.. Jan.. Feb.. Apl.. 1808 (The London press. 
 Part 1-3. 1. Spectator, Guardian. Noncourormist. 2. Pall 
 Mall gazette) : Sept.. Oct., 1877 (Newest thing iu journal- 
 ism : Signs of the times, nos. 1. 2) ; Eclectic mag., v, 25, 
 1852 (from Brit. qu. rev.) : Fraser's mag., v. 65-66. 1862 (Ed- 
 itors and newspaper writers o( last generation ; 3 aa.); 
 July, 1875 (Politics and the press); Nat. qu. rev., Mch., 
 1868 (Engl, newspapers and printing iu the 17th cent.) : 
 N. Brit, rev., v. 30. 1859 (Growth aud power of the British 
 press) ; Westm. rev., v. 64, 1855 (London daily press). 
 
 4. French Press ; history and character. 
 
 — Catalogue des ecrits, gravures et dessins condamnes 
 
 83 In asking for books, use the ■' Book Order," giving the AUl'HOU'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUJIBER.
 
 658 
 
 JOURNALISM -JUDSON 
 
 Journalism, continued. 
 
 depuis 1814 jusqu'iiu ler Jan. 1850 ; Buivi de la liste 
 des individus condamnes pour ddlits de presse. 
 Paris, 1850. 12° ^761. 05 
 
 — OaUois ( L. ) Histoire des joumaux et des joumal- 
 
 istes de la revolution rran9aise, (1789-179(3). 2 v. 
 1815 2735.1(5 
 
 — Germain (A.) Martyrologe de la presse. 1789-1861. 
 f. 18B1 2712.15 
 
 — Hatin (£■.) Histoire politique et litteraire do I.t 
 
 presse eu France, avec luio introd. hist, sur les 
 origiues du journal, ct la bibliograpliio gc^neralg 
 des journaux depuis leurorigine. 8 v. 1859. 2712.22 
 
 — Kirwan (A. V.) Modem France: its journalism, 
 
 etc. .1803 • 962.07 
 
 S'e also Contemp. rev.. V. 10. 1809 {The Lauterqe, by 
 George Luiuley) ; CoruhiU, Juue, 1874. or Littell, Mcb., 
 1874 (Fiouch p'.ess) ; Quar. rev., v. 103. 1858 (The flctiou8 
 of BohemUUB) ; Westm. rev., v. 74, 1800. 
 
 5. G-erman Press. 
 
 SeeC&ih. world, Juue, 187ij (Cierruan jourualism). 
 
 6. Liberty of the Press. 
 
 — Bageliot ( TT.) Metaphysical basis of toleratiou. [Couteui. rev., 
 
 April, 1874.] 
 — • Bailny [S.) Essay on publicationof opinions. 1S54. .2513.02 
 
 — Btntliam [J.) Liberty of the x^^'^-'^s, aud jjublic discussion 
 
 [Inhis Works, v. 2 (7).] 601i;.li2 
 
 — Bhunt {C.) Vindication of learning, and the liberty of the 
 
 press. [In Uis Miscel. works. I(iy5.] 3521.23 
 
 — Broug'iam {U., hyd]. Law of libel, etc, [Inhis Coutrib., v. 
 
 3, 1850 ; p. 150183.] 2517.03 
 
 — CalcuUa. Iteport ol" meeting of inh.ibitants, Jau. 5, 1835. pe- 
 
 titiouin<4 the Legis. Council of ludia to repeal the press 
 regulation passed in 1823 2712.10 
 
 — CkaUaubriand (R. F. A. ilf). De la liberto de la presse. [In 
 
 /lis Melanges. ) 7014.04 
 
 ^ On the censorship [of the press]. 1824. [M Pamphleteer, • 
 
 V.21.] 5058.21 
 
 — ConstaiiUB. H. dc). Ou the liberty of the press. 1815. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 6] 5058.00 
 
 — Cooper ( T. ) liight of free discussion, 182;i. 5932.12 
 
 — Erskin''. {T.) Speech for defendant on trial of Thomas Paine 
 
 for publ. the 'Rights of man'; — Speech for prosecution 
 on trial of Thomas Paine for publ. the ' Age of reason.' [In 
 
 /lis Speeches. V. 2. ISIO ] 0312 14 
 
 tS'ee also his speeches ou the trials of HomoTooto and the 
 earl of Thanet : with the Proceedings of the frieuda to the 
 liberty of tUo press, v. 4 of his Speeches. 
 
 — Fronde [J. A.) Liberty of conscience and free discussion 
 
 [In Ills Short studies, v. 1, 1808 : p. 100-107.] . . . 2525.07 
 
 — HalliRnKR.) Apology for the freedom of the press. [Inhis 
 
 Miscel. works.] 6042.01 
 
 — Letter ou the suppression of public discussion in India, [hi 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 24. 1824,] 5058.24 
 
 — Maclcinlosti {J.) Speech in defence of J. Peltier. [In his Mis- 
 
 cel. writings.] 2520.2G 
 
 ■ — Mill [J.) Liberty of the press, f/n Ais Essays.] . . 6093.20." 
 
 — Milton \j.) Areopagitica : a speech for the liberty of unli- 
 
 ceuaed printing, [//i Aii "Works, v. 2.] 5054.02 
 
 — EouUed/e (J. ) Chapters in the history of popular 
 
 progress [in England], 1C20-1820. . . .5718.03 
 
 — Spinoza {B. dc). Tractatus tbeolo,:;ico-politicus : 
 
 theil. and polit. treatise of freedom of thought and 
 of discussion. 2d ed. From the Latin. laGS. 3594.07 
 
 — Stephen {L. ) Essays on free thinking and plain 
 
 speaking. 1873 3595.25 
 
 — Worlmnn ( T. ) Treatise, concemicg political en- 
 
 quiry, and the liberty of the press. 18i)9. 5722.18 
 !iee also Erasei-'s mag., v. 03, 1803 (Liberty of criticism 
 and law of libel) ; Qu. rev., v. 117, 1805 (Libel and Ireedom 
 of the press), 
 
 fl!;g- .See also Law (Libel); —and works in preceding di- 
 visions — American ,■ — liritisli ; — French. 
 
 7. Stamp taz on newspapers, 
 
 — BzkXfnm'-)' (r/jc) and the tax on newspapers. From the Radi- 
 
 cal. March, 20, 1830 2711.18 
 
 — Letter to a minister of state, resp. taxes on knowledge. 2711.18 
 
 — Naliona' political uuion. Taxes ou knowledge. I)ebate in 
 
 tlie Ho. of Commons, 15th June, 3832, ou E. L, 'Bulwer's 
 motion, cheap postage ou newspapers and other publica- 
 tions. 1832 2711.13 
 
 — On the taxes on knowledge. From the West, rev., July 1. 
 
 ' 1831 2711,13 
 
 — Roebuck (J. A-. ed.) Taxes on knowledge, by F. Place. The 
 
 "Moi-uiug Advertiser "and ]\Ir. Wakley. by J. A, lloebuck. 
 Victims of the unstamped press, by H. S. Chapman. 
 1830 2711,18 
 
 — Taxes ou knowledge ; abolitiou of stamp-duty. From ' Lon- 
 
 don Ucview,' Jan., 1836 2711.18 
 
 — Taxes ou knowledge ; evil to society from the stamp duty, 
 
 [about 1830] . 2711,18 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 98 (The newspaper stamp), 
 Xieg* See also Newspapers ; — Periodicals. 
 
 Journey due North. &« Sala (G. A.) 1838 993.14 
 
 Journey in the back country. .S-e Olmsted IF. L.) 1800. 1124.07 
 Journey round my room. .See Maistre (Xavier de). 1871. 2534.29 
 Journeys. 5r:e Countries (p, 2S5-.101) ;— Geography, etc, (p. 668). 
 Jousse (J. ) Theory und practice of tlia "viohn. Lon- 
 don, 1811. 4° A,27.18 
 
 Jowett (Benj. Z>.i).) Extracts from writings ; Doctrine of atone, 
 ment, Itighteousuess by laith. Imputation of the siu of 
 Adam. Couversioa and changes of character. Casuistry. 
 Connection of immorality and idolatry. The Old Test. 
 The quotations from the Old Test, in the New. Fragment 
 on the character of St. Paul. St. Paul and the twelve. 
 Evils in the church of the apostolic .age. Belief in the 
 coming of Chri.st in the apostolic age. [In Noyes (G, R,) 
 Coll. ottheol. essays, 1807.) 3377.24 
 
 — On the interpretation of Scripture. [In Essays and reviews, 
 
 1800,] 3547,05 
 
 — translator. Sec Plato. Dialogues 6425.20 
 
 See Quar. rev., v. 98, 1850 (Neology of the cloister ; re- 
 view of J, "s Epistles of St. Paul); Westm. rev., V. 72, 1859 
 (Jowett and the Broad church}. 
 
 Jo'wett (riev. Wm. ) Time and temper: selections 
 ' from Holy Scrijjture, with extracts from Engl, au- 
 thors. Added, Thoughts on education. Londou, 
 18G4. 16° 3563.20 
 
 Joyce (Jeremiahl. Scic ntlfic dialogues for the young. 
 London, Bohn., 1852. la" 4022.07 
 
 Joyce (J. W.) The civil power in its relations to the 
 church ; with special ref, to the court of lintil ec- 
 clesiastical.appealinEugland. L,,1869. 8°. 3136.23 
 
 Joyc3 (Patrick AVeston). Ancient Irish music. Har- 
 monies by J. W. Glover. Dublin,1873. 12=. 1567.02 
 
 — The origin and history of Iiish names of places. 
 
 Dublin, 1869. 1C'= 472.18 
 
 Joyo3 (Walter Dwycr). Deirdrfi. Boston, 1676. 10°. 
 [No name series, no, 2.] 1636.12 
 
 Joyueville (0. 1 Life f^nd times of Alexander i., emp. 
 of aU the Kussias. 3 v. L., IS/o. 8". .3011.30 
 
 Juan Fernan ^ez. See Countries (p. 339). 
 
 Juarez (Benito Pablo, jii-cs. o/' Mexico, b. 1800. rl. 1872). ,See Cath- 
 olic world, Nov., 1872 (Personal recollections of J.) ; and 
 the sketch of him in Johnson's cyciopiedia. 
 
 Jubilee days : illiis. daily record of the humorous 
 features of the World's Peace Jubilee. With illus. 
 by A, Hoppin. Boston, 1872. fol. . . 1566.19 
 
 Jubinal (.\chille"). Nouveau recueil do contes, dits, 
 fabliaux, et autres pifeces ined. des xru. xrv. et 
 XV. siftcles. Paris, 1839. 8° 1062.33 
 
 Judaism. .S*'-''-- Biblical and relig. lit. [Judaism, p. 90) ; also 
 Huidekoper (F.) Judaism at Rome, b,c. 70 to a,d. 140 
 [3101.11] ; and Kuenen (A.) Religion of Israel. 1874. 3404.13 
 
 Judas Iscariot. VeQuincey (T.) Theol. essays, v. 1, . . 3543.20 
 
 — Story (ir. IF,) A Romfiu la'wver in Jerusalem: x^oem. [In 
 
 Blaokw. mag., Oct., 1808 ; p'. 479-490.] 
 
 See also Kitto's Jour, of sacred lit.. July, 1803, p. 319-336 ; 
 and Keble's verses * The infaucy of Judas,' in his ' Lyra in- 
 nocentium.' 
 
 Jui3d (Orange). Wesleyau University, Middletown, 
 Conn. Alumni records, 1833-6'J. New York, 
 1SG9. 8°. 3247.21 
 
 Judd (Jieu. Sylvester). The church: discourses. Bos- 
 ton, 1854. 12°. 3563.21 
 
 — Margaret ; a tale of the real and the ideal. 2 v. B. , 
 
 1S57. 12° 221.31 
 
 Dtirtet/ {F. 0. C, ) *Composition in outline from 
 
 Margaret. 1856 1446.09 
 
 — Philo : an evaugeliad. Boston, 1850. 8'. . 1062.12 
 
 — Kichard Edney and the governor's family. Boston, 
 
 1850. 12° 221.37 
 
 — Thomas Judd and his descendants. Northampton, 
 
 18)0. 8° 3094.2S 
 
 US- See also Biography (p. 103). 
 
 Judd family. Judd (.S.) Thomas Judd tmd his de- 
 scendants. 1856 3094.28 
 
 Judges of England. See Biography [Legal, p. 111). 
 
 Judges (Book of). .See Biblical and religious lit. {Judges, p. 90), 
 
 Judgment (Last). .See Biblical and relig. lit. (Judgment day, p. 90). 
 
 Judgment of Jerusalem predicted in scripture, fulfilled iu his- 
 tory. See Patton (Wm,) 3583.15 
 
 Judiciary. See Biography {Legal, p. Ill) ;— Law [Judiciary, In. 
 dependence of the). 
 
 Judson l.idonirain, I) D., d, 1850 . .See Biography (p. 163). 
 
 Judsoa [Mrs. Emily Chubbuck). Tuc Kathavan slave, 
 Boston, 1853. 16° '. 3147.1'- 
 
 — My two sisters. Boston, 1851. 10°. . . .3094.17 
 
 — An olio of domestic versex N.Y., 1852. 42°. 16G2.19 
 
 jtK^ For her life see Biography (p. 163). . 
 
 Judson (L. Carroll). Mor.d pr'>bo ; or common sensa 
 essays. Philadelphia, 1S55. 12°. . . . 2534.04 
 
 BROQKLYS MERCANTILE LIDRAKV,
 
 JUERGENSENKANT 
 
 659 
 
 — Sages and heroes of iho American ravolution. Bos- 
 
 ton, 187o. b' 583. OW 
 
 Juergonsea (Theodore). Crowpaml catarrhal pncumoni.i ; — Die- 
 
 easea of tho respiratory organs. (/;i Ziemssen. Cycl. 
 
 V. fl, 1873.] ■1358.05 
 
 Jugurtha. Sri Sallustius. 
 
 Jiutes (Joseph Beete). Popular physical geology. Loii- 
 
 tlon. lSo3. sq. 10'. 4111. KJ 
 
 — School manual of geology. 2d ed. Ed. by A. J. J. 
 
 Browne. Edinburgh, 1870. 1'2= . . . -11 11. 35 
 Jukes (The); a stuilv iu crime, pauperism, disoaBe, autl heredity. 
 
 .bVe Dujdclo (it. L.) 5817.12 
 
 JuUa do Trecoeiir. «« FeuilIet(0.) 7018.08 
 
 Juliauus (Flaviu3 Claudius, liomim empcrcf, callt'd 'the 
 
 apnslaie '). Select works ; aud somo pieces of the 
 
 sophist Libfjiius. From the Greek, wii-h notes. 
 
 Also, History of Joviau, from tho French of do La 
 
 Ble'teric, by J. Duncombo. 2v. L.,1781. 8'. 5040.23 
 Contniis : V. 1. Aiinals aud pedigree. Epistles to Thc- 
 
 mistius. A consolatory oration on tho departure of SnllUKt. 
 
 ICpistlo to tbo emperor Constantius. Epistle to the Benato 
 
 aud people of Athens. Au allegorical fahlo (from oiat.vii. 
 
 The duties of a priest. Tho Caesars. The Misopogon, or 
 
 the Autiocthian. 2. Epistles of Julian. 
 
 — Two orations ; ono to the sovercigu sun, tho other to 
 
 tho moiher of the Gods. From the Greek, by T. 
 
 Taylo-, ■with notes. Loudon, 1793. 8-. . 3")B1.2;') 
 iig* For hlstori'^s of Jr'Uon see Biography (p. 10:1 ) ; also 
 
 New monthly, I>cc., 18G3 ; Revue des U. mondcs, mars 1867 
 
 (by B. 0. Martha). 
 Juliau ^Georgo Vr.) (Speeches on polit. questions. With 
 
 introd. by L. U. ChUd. K. Y., 1872. S\ 5726.1.! 
 Juliana {ATotltcr, Ewjllsh nun). Sixteen revelatious of 
 
 divine love. Boston, 18G4. 16^. . . . 3503. '-3 
 Jiiliaua (St. ), l^ifladoof. With English by O. Cockayne 
 
 and E. Brock. Ed. by O. Cockayne. London, 
 
 Earlii English text sue, 1S72. 8=. . . . 7914.01 
 Juliana Falconieri (<S(. ; Ji. 1270,d. 1341). LorenzinHF.) 
 
 Life of St. J. New York, 1817. 12=. .3151.2'.) 
 JaUu3 Afrieanus. Extant writings. Tr. by S. F. D. 
 
 S.ilmoad. Edinbui-gh, 18C9. S". [Aiite Nicene 
 
 lib., V. 9] 3467.11 
 
 J-a\y foiutU. Sec Foiartli of July (p. 557). 
 
 Jung-Stilling (J. H.) ^'ce Biography (p. 1G3) : — Fiction (p. 6241. 
 
 Junius, ^scuti. Letters. 5efl Biography (p. 1C3). 
 
 Junius (Francis, jr.) Etymologicum Anglicanum. 
 
 Edidit E. Lye. Oxonii', 1743. folio. . . G427.01 
 Junkiii (D. X.) Georgo Junkiu, D.D., a historical 
 
 biography. PliiL, 1371. 12°. .... 3094. 2G 
 Janliia (George). Political fallacies. Hew York, 18G3. 
 
 • 12=' 5732.02 
 
 Junot (LauroPermon.duc/tcssad'Abrantes). ^cc Biography (p. 1G4). 
 Jurisprudence. Scj Lawr iiud jurisprudence. 
 Jury [Trial by). Sec Law [Jury, Trial by). 
 
 Juryman's guide. See Edwards (Charles) 6C22.26 
 
 Juste (Xheodoro). Memoirs of Leopold i. Tr. by It. 
 
 Black. 2 V. London, 18G8. b". . . . 3098.07 
 Justices of tbo pcaco. See Law {Justices of the peace). 
 Justification. See Eiblicalaud relig. lit. {Justijication, p. 90). 
 Justiaianus I. ( Flavins Anicius, 7?oman emperor). lu- 
 
 Btitutions or elements. Tr. by G. Harris. Lou- 
 don, 1S14. 8° 5614.24 
 
 jC(g* See also Law (Civil or Boma7i). 
 Justiiius. HistoriiO philippicaj ex ed. A. Gronovii ; 
 
 cum nolis ct intorpretaliono iu usuiu Delphiui. 
 
 2 v. London, Valp!/, 1822. 8\ . . . 7/14.01 
 
 — History of tho world. [To B. o. 20]. Tr. by J. S. 
 
 Watson. London, Bohn, 1853. 12°. . . 423. OG 
 
 — CEuvres completes. [Historias philippiese. Tr. par 
 
 C. Nisard.] P., 1861. 8°. [Nisard's coU.] 7725.13 
 
 Justiuus iliyliji: WriLings. Tr. by 11. Dods aud 
 
 G. Reith. Edinburgh, 1867. 8°. [Aute-Nicene 
 
 libr., V.2.] 3467.16 
 
 Contents : 1 st, 2d .\poIogy. Dialogue with Trypho, a Jew. 
 Discourse aud addtess to the Greeks. Ou the sole goveru- 
 inent of God. Fragmeuts of * Ou the resurrection.' Other 
 fi'agraentfl. Martyrdom. 
 
 — Donaldsm (J.) Christi.iu lit. aud doctrine, v. 2, 180G. 3413.20 
 
 — Fressense. [E. <^'). Martyrs and apologists, 1871. . . 3113.17 
 
 — Kay (J.). Lifo and opinioi-3 of. 1853. . . 3563.26 
 
 See also Bibl. sacra, Oct., 1852 (Sketch of Justin Martyr. 
 
 by C. E. btowe). 
 
 Juvenal, [iaf. JuvenaUs (Deeimus Junius).] (Euvres 
 
 completes'. Lat. et. Fr. Tr. par Courtaud d'lver- 
 
 neresse. P., 1869. 8". [Nisard's coll. ] . 7725.00 
 
 — Opera omnia. Ex cd. Eupert. In usum Delphini. 
 
 2 V. London, Valpi/, 1S20. 8°. . . . 7714.03 
 
 — Satirai. [In Walker (G. S.) Corpus poetarum.] . . 1697.15 
 
 — Satiric. With commentary by A. .T. Macleane. Lon- 
 
 don, 1857. 8'. [Long's Bibl. class.] . 7727.06 
 
 — Satires. Tr. with notes, etc., by L. Evans. With 
 
 tho metrical version, by W. Gifford. New York, 
 1861. S'-" 1062.25 ' 
 
 — .Satires. Tr. into English verse, by C. Badham. 
 
 New York, [H.(i.] 18°. 1662.13 
 
 — Satires. Tr. by W. Giflford, with notes. 2 v. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1803. 8' 1665.01 
 
 — Satires. [Condensed and explained] by E. Walford. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1872. 12° 1662.36 
 
 — Salires. Tr. l)y J. Drydcn. [/n Chalmers (.\.) English poets, 
 
 V. 19, 1810] icao.i'j 
 
 Same. [In Dryden (J.) TVorks, v. 13.1 5042.20 
 
 — ■ llannay {J.) Satire aud satirists 2531.02 
 
 Juventus mniidi. bee Gladstone (Wm. E.) 1G55.0H 
 
 Kaempfen (Albert). Paris : capitalo du moude. Ser Texier (E.) 
 
 and Kaempfen (A.) 703S.2K 
 
 Kaempfer i Engeibert). *Ili8tory of Jax^au, abridged, [/n Pink- 
 
 erton. Voyages, v. 7. 1 920.07 
 
 Kaffirs. Angas (t!. F.) 'Kafirs illustrated iu a serie; ; 
 
 of drawing, c(c. 1849. fol A.57.211 
 
 — Uamillon (C.) Sketches of life and sport ia south- 
 
 eastern Africa. 1870 1083.25 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., Dec, 1874 (Kafir revolt of 1873, by J. 
 
 WestlaUe). 
 
 JdCS^ S'C also (iu Countries) works on tho Cape of Good 
 
 Hope (p. 2'JS) and South Africa (p. 280-288), particularbj 
 
 those <if Campbell {J.) and Chapman (J.) 
 
 Kaines (Joseph). Latt words of eminent persons. 
 London, 1866. 12° 3261.02 
 
 — Love poems of all nations. L., 1870. 16°. 1662.24 
 Sahil (L. J., il.D.) Nervous [sexual] exhaustion: ifc; 
 
 caas.i and cure. New York, 1870. 1S°. 4331. '^5 
 Saleidoscope. Brewster {Sir D.) The kaleidoscooe, 
 
 its histoi-y, theory, ete. 1858 4025.24 
 
 Kalendar. See Calendar (p. 217-8). 
 
 Kalevala. Selections. From tho German version, by 
 
 J.A. Porter. With analysis. N.Y.,1868. 16°. 1663.0) 
 EiUdiisa, (ninilii]ioil). Birth of the war-god: poem. 
 
 Tr. from the Sanskrit into English verse, by li. 
 
 T. H. Griffith. Loudon, 1853. S°. . .7816.1;: 
 
 — Megha diita, or cloud messenger ; a poem. Tr. by 
 
 H. H. Wilson. London, 1814. 8-. . . 1625.0i) 
 
 Same. In Sanskrit. Tr. into Engl, verse with 
 
 notes, by H.H. Wilson. 2ded. L,, 1843. 4°. 7818.14 
 
 — Sacontala ; or the fatal ring. Eepr. from the transl. 
 
 of Sir W. Jones. London, J370. 12°. .7811.05 
 Same. [/« Jones {*> Wm.) Works, v. 9, 1807.) . 604C.'"'!) 
 
 — Vikramorvasi, Indian drama ; tv. into Kngl. prosj 
 
 from Sanskrit, by E.B. Cowell. L.,1867. 8°. 7813.14 
 See also Gent, mag., Dec, 18C7 (Tho Kalidasa). 
 Kalila aud Dimna. See Bidpai (p. lOK). 
 Kalm (Peter). *Travels iu is'orth America, 1748. [/)i Pinkerton. 
 
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 Kamcs(iord). Elements of criticism. A'ce Home (Henry). C33i.20 
 
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 in weltbargerlicber Absicbt. 1781 : Beauiwortuug der 
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 tJeber die Vuleane iu Monde. Von der Unrecbtmiisaig- 
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 nions. London, 1873. 12°. 4011.19 
 
 Keller (Ferdinand). Lake dwelling,! cf Switzerland 
 
 and other parts of Europe. Tr. by J. E. Lee. 
 
 93 pi. London, 1806. 8°. 5813.21 
 
 Eellsr (Franz). *Th6 Amazon and Madeira rivers — 
 
 sketches and descriptions. N.Y.,1874. foh 1108.03 
 Kelley (O. H.) Account of an ancient town in Minnesota. {In 
 
 Sm. report. 1803.] 393C.18 
 
 Kelley (Wm. I).) Speeches, addresses aj:d letters ou 
 
 industrial and financial questions. [Advocating 
 
 protection.] Philade)phi;^ 1872. 8°. . t927.25 
 Kellogg (.\. 0. ) Shakspeare's delineations c f insanity, 
 
 imbecility and suicide. N. Y'., 1806. 12°. 1751.07 
 Kellogg (Edward). New monetary system. 2J ed. 
 
 New York, 1864. 12°. 5915.28 
 
 Kelly (Christopher). Solomon's temple fipu-itualized ; 
 
 with ace. of its destruction. Phil., 1823. 1-'. 537.15 
 Kelly (James). The American catalogue cf books, 
 
 publ. in U.S., 1801-186C. N.Y., 1860. 8'. 2724.09 
 
 In aslilug for books, use the " Book Order," giving tha AU XHOF.'S N.\1IE, the first part of tho TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 66S 
 
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 Kelly (Michael). Personal reminiscences. Ed. by 
 K. H. StoJriard. New York, 1875. 1G°. 3251.20 
 
 — KeminiscenfiPS. New York, 1826. 8°. . .309.5.22 
 Timbs {J) Lives of the later wits, f(c., T. 1. 1874. .3261.08 
 
 See also New montkly, v. 14, 1825. 
 
 Kelly (Patrick). Univer.^al cambist and commercial 
 
 instructor. 2 v. London, 1821. 8°. . .5918.01 
 
 Kelly ( ^Valter Keatini?). Curiosities of Indo-European 
 
 tradition and folk-lore. L., 1863. 12^. .3816.19 
 
 t\ History of the house of Austria, in continuation of 
 
 Coxe. [1792-1848.] L., Bohn, 1853. 12°. 544.05 
 
 — History of Russia. 2 v. L., Bohn, 1854: 12°. .W4.19 
 
 — Proverbs of all nations, compared, explained, dc. 
 
 3ded. London, 1870. 16^ 6214.21 
 
 — Syria and the Holy Land. London,1844. 8'. 10.">4.1i8 
 Kelson (T. M.) Hints rehitive to cutaneous complaints. 20 pp. 
 
 London, 1814. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 12.) . . . 6093.12 
 Kelt (Thomas). Mechanics' text-book and engineer's 
 
 snide. Boston, 1852. 12^ 3923.07 
 
 Same. Boston, 1872. 18° 3922.15 
 
 Kelts. See Countries {Celts, p. 299) ;— Language [Celtic) ;— Litera- 
 ture {Celtic). 
 
 Kelty (Mrs. Mary Ann). Real and bean ideal. Bos- 
 ton, 18G1. 16° 2542.01 
 
 — Reminiscences of thought and feeling, \_anon. ] Bos- 
 
 ton, 1853. 12° 3564.00 
 
 — 'Visiting my relations. Loudon, 1850. 10°. 262.44 
 Kemble Charles). *■(' Biography (p. 164) ; also Beutley's miscel., 
 
 V. 30, 1864. 
 
 Kemble (Frances Anne). Journal [in the United 
 States, 183'2-33]. 2 v. London, 18 i.O. 8\ 309-3.10 
 
 — Jom-nal of a re.iidence on a Georgia ijlantation, 1838- 
 
 1839. New York, 1863. 12° 1113.08 
 
 — Plays. Loudon, 1863. 12° 1731.16 
 
 Co7itents : An English tragedy. Eugenie ; or, the Spanish 
 bride. Octavia Bragaldi. 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1859. 16°. 1663.01 
 
 — Poems. Philadelphia, 1844. 1'2°. . . . 1624.09 
 
 — A year of consolation. [Travels in Italy.] 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1849. 8° 973.16 
 
 j8fg" For sketches of her life see Biography (p. 1G4). 
 
 Kemble (John M. ) History of the Saxons in England. 
 2 V. London, 1877. 8° 454.2S 
 
 — Burial and cremation. [In Archaeol. jonr., v. 12.] . . 1463.07 
 
 — On Aiiglo-Saxou runes. (/« Archxologia, v. 28, 1840.) 6128.— 
 
 — State papers and corresp. illustrative of the state of 
 
 Europe [16-6-1707]. London, 1857. 8°. . 4460.13 
 See biogr. sk'-tch of J. M. K. in Fraser, May, 1858. 
 
 Kemble (John Philip). Macbeth, and king Richard 
 
 the third ; an essay. London, 1817. r2°. 1752.11 
 
 j8®= For lives of Kemble see Biography (p. 164) ; also New 
 
 monthly mag., Feb., 1832 (Poetical and literary character). 
 
 Kemlo (Fiaiicib). Watch-repairer's hand-book. Bos- 
 ton, I'-Oa 8° 3932.14 
 
 Kemp (Edward). How to lay out a garden. New 
 York, 1858.' 1'2° 6125.05 
 
 Kemp (T. Liudley). The phasis of matter ; modern 
 chemistry. '2 v. London, 1835. p.8°. . 4212.0(j 
 
 — Indications of instinct ; sequel to ' Natural history 
 
 of creation.' London, 18j4. 1G°. . . .507-3.29 
 
 — Natural history of creation. L., 1858. 16°. 5075.29 
 Kemp (Wm. ) Kemp's nine daiss wonder ; inadaunee 
 
 from London to Norwich ; introd. and notes by A. 
 Dyoe-. Loudon. CW)juieii.s-oc., 1IS40. 4°. .5112.11 
 
 — Collier (J. P.) Memoirs of the principal actors in the playa 
 
 of Shakespeare, 1840-] 1766.32 
 
 Kempis (Thomas a). Imitation of Christ. Introd. es- 
 say, by T. Chalmers. Life of the author, by C. 
 UUmauu. Boston, 1858. 1'2° 3513.17 
 
 Same. Rendered into English, by G. Stanhope. 
 
 London, 1702. 12° 3513.18 
 
 — Fanar {F. W.) De iniitatione Christi. [In St- James's lec- 
 
 tures, 1875 ; p. 3-21.] 3592.30 
 
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 of tlio * Imitation of Lhrist,' by Wm. Slaccall). 
 Kendall (Amos, Amer. democratic poliliclnn and editor, 
 ■ b. 1789, d. 1869). Autobiography, Ed. by W. 
 
 Stickney. Boston, 1872. 8° 3095.2(5 
 
 Kendall (Edward Augustus). Travels through the 
 
 Northern United States, 1807-1808. 3 v. New 
 
 York, 1809. 8° 1073.24 
 
 Kendall (George Wilkins). Narrative of the Texan 
 
 Santa Fe expedition. 6lh ed, 2 t. New York, 
 
 1850. 12° 1113.12 
 
 Kendall (Timothe). Flowers of epigrammes. Eepr. 
 
 from the ed. of 1577. London, 1874. 4°. (Spen- 
 cer soc, no. 15.) . . . . . .. .' . 1688.13 
 
 Kendrick (Asche! C.) Life and letters 'of Mrs. E. C. 
 Judson. New York. 18fi0. 1'2°. . . . 3094.14 
 
 ~ Our poetical favorites. 2 ser.N.Y.,1871-7G.12°.1662.21 
 Keuealy (Edward V., LL.D.) Goethe : a new pan- 
 tomime. London, 1850. 16° 1732.08 
 
 — Poems and translations L., 1864. 12°. . 1651.26 
 
 See Gentleman's mag-, Feb., 1874 (Dr. Kenealy as a poet, 
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 Kenilworth Castle. See Countries {Kenilworth, p. 339). 
 
 Keuly (J. R. ) Memoirs of a Maryland volunteer. 
 War with Mexico, 1840-48. Phil., 1873. 8°. 585.27 
 
 Kenuaii (George). Tent life in Siberia, and adv. 
 among the Koraks, etc. in Kamtchatka and North- 
 ern Asia. New York, 1870. 12°. . . .1024.14 
 
 Kemiedy (A. J.) La Plata, BrazU, and Paraguay, 
 during the present war. L., 1869. 16°. 1164.21 
 
 Keimedy (Charles Malcolm). Influence of Christianity 
 upon international law. Cambridge. (Engl), 
 1856. 8° 3564.01 
 
 — Turks of Constantinople, [/n Gtalton (F.) Vacation tourists, 
 
 1802-3.] 926.13 
 
 Kemiedy i David H. ) Art of tanning leather. 3d ed. 
 
 New York, 1857. 12° 3941.12 
 
 Kennedy (James, M.D.) Conversations on religion 
 
 with lord Byron and others, L., 1820. 8°. 3027.23 
 Kennedy (James, jnd'je}. Modern poets and poetry 
 
 of Spain. London, 185'2. 8° 16(15.03 
 
 — . Probable orif4in of the Amer. Indians, with particular reference 
 
 to the Canbs. 40 pp. London. 1864. 8'. ... 4736.01 
 Kennedy (>4)- James Shaw). Notes on the battle of 
 
 Waterloo. London, 1865. 8° 514.024 
 
 Kennedy -iJohn Pendleton). At home and abroad : 
 
 essays : with journal in Europe, 18ti7-S. New 
 
 York, 1872 922.24 
 
 — Memoirs of Wm. Wirt. 2 v. PhiL,1852. 12°. 3186.12 
 
 — Mr. Ambrose'.? letters on the rebellion. New Y'ork, 
 
 18115. 16° 642.15 
 
 jftg* For this author's novels see Fiction (p. 495). 
 &'W For his life see Biography (p. 164). 
 
 Kennedy (Peter, M.D.) A discourse ou pestilence 
 aud contagion in general. [anon.'\ Loudon, 
 1721. 12°. [' Tracts on the plague, v. 2.'] 4334.20 
 
 Same. A second discourse. He. by way of sup- 
 plement. London, 1721. 12°. ['Tracts on the 
 plague, V. 1.'] 4334.19 
 
 Kennedy (Patrick). Legendary fictions of the Irish 
 Celts. London. 1866. 12° 3il0.18 
 
 Kennel guide. See Stables («.) 1877 4627.27 
 
 Kennerley (C. B. R.) Field notes on the zoolofry of the route 
 near the 3oth par;illel. [Pacific R. K. routes. 1853-54. Re- 
 ports, V. 4: 1127,01): — Iteporta ou the birds, aud on the 
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 Kenuett iBasil). Lives and characters of the ancient 
 Grecian poets. 2d ed. L-, 1735. 12°. . ]662.'28 
 
 Kenney (James). Plays. See 'P\^ys{ Arranged hy authors). 
 
 Keimey (John Heniy). Burniad ; epistle to a lady, 
 in the manner of Burns. With poetic miscella- 
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 Kennion (Edward). *Essay on trees in landscape. 
 61 pi. Loudon, 1844. 4° 1447.03 
 
 Kenny (Daniel J.) American newspaper directory. 
 New York, 1867. 12° 2712.U9 
 
 Kenrick (John). Essay on primaeval history. Lon- 
 don, 1846. 8° 421.14 
 
 — .\ncient Egypt under the Pharaohs. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 18.^2. 1-2° 1082.04= 
 
 — Selection of papers on subjects'of archaeology and 
 
 history. London, 1864. 8° 472.17 
 
 Kensington. 5ee Countries (fi!e?ismpion, p. 339). _ , 
 Kent (Charles). Charles Dickens as a reader. Phila- 
 delphia, 1872. 12°. 3052.28 
 
 — The Gladstone government : being cabinet pictures. 
 
 By a templar, [nnoii.] L., 1869. 8°. .3065.28 
 Contents : W. E. Gladstone. Lord Hathorley. Earl de 
 Grey and Ripon. Earl of Kimberley. U. Lowe. H. A. 
 Briu:e, Earl of Clarendon. Earl ot Granville. E. Card- 
 well. Duke of Argyll. H. Uhilders. John Bright.. C. 
 Fortescue. Goschen. Marquess of Hartington. 
 
 — Poems. New ed. London, 1870. 12°. . 1062.27 
 Kent (James, LL.D. ) Charter of the city of New York, 
 
 with notes. .Also, a treatise on the powers of the 
 
 mayor, aldermen, etc. New York, 1856. 8°. 5634.02 
 
 Same. New York, 1836. 8° 5634.01 
 
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 — Commentaries on American law. 9th ed. 4 v, 
 
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 1833 3217.09 
 
 Kent {Cntmttj of, England). Set Countries, fic. {Kent, p. 3:19). 
 Kentish (^ll■s. — ). Poems on various Bubjects. 2d 
 
 ed. Liverpool, 1821. li" 1(!51.:)0 
 
 Keutisli (Thomas). T reiitiae on a box of instriimMts 
 
 and the sUde nile. Phil , 1K52. 12°. . 3il23.2r, 
 
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 Keppel (G.'Oi-ge Thomas, bth earl of Albemarle). Fifty 
 
 yeav.s of my life. Npw York. iSTC. 8°. .3011.14 
 See Qiiar. lev., Apr., 1876 (Tlie Keppels). 
 
 — Memoirs of the marquis of Kockiugham and his con- 
 
 tempciraries. 2 v. Loudon, 18j2. 8". . 3151.19 
 
 — Narrative of a journey across the Balcan in 1(<2'.) ; 
 
 also in iVsia Minor. 2 v. L.,1831._8\ .1024.09 
 
 — Overland journey from India to England. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1827. 8° 1013.15 
 
 Keppel ( Ciipi. Henry). Expedition to Borneo. New 
 York. 1S40. 12° 1061.20 
 
 Ksppel (Wm. C, viacount Bury). Exodus of the west- 
 ern nations. 2 v. London, 18t)5. 8°. . 5iJ3.16 
 Nnte.—K history of American colonization. 
 
 Ker. Sei a'so Kerr. 
 
 Ker (David). On tlie road to Khiva. L., 1874.12°. 1020.16 
 
 Ker (Rev. John). The day dawn and the rain, aud 
 other sermons. New York, 1872. 12°. . 35G(;.05 
 
 Ker (John Bellcndeni. Archfeology of our popular 
 phrases, terms and nursery rhymes. 2 v. Audover, 
 1840. 16° G214.12 
 
 Keramics. See Fine arts (Pottery and porcelain, p. 647). 
 
 Keratry (Auguste HUarion de). Examen philo'. des 
 considerations sur le sentiment du sublime et du 
 beau. Paris, 1823. 8° 5437.04 
 
 Keratry (Emile, comie de). Kise and fall of Maximi- 
 lian. Tr. by G. H. Venables. L.,1S68. 12°. 3122.22 
 
 Kerguelen-Tremareo (Yves Josepli de). "Voyage iu the North 
 sea, 1767 8- [In Pinkerton. Voyages, v. 1.] . . . 9J0.01 
 
 Kerka.iec (Solange, viannlesseAe). Keminisceuces of 
 a canoness ; court life in France during reigns of 
 Louis XIV. aud xv. 2 v. L., 1874. 12°. 3098.24 
 
 Kerl (Bruno). Practical treatise on metallurgy, adapted 
 from the German, by W. Crookes, and E. Rohrig. 
 
 3 v. London, 18G8-1870. 8° 3934.45 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Lead, silver, zinc, etc. 2. Copper, iron. 
 3. Steel, fuel, supplemeut. 
 
 Kerl (Simou). Elements of composition and rhetoric. 
 New York, [n.d] 8" 6334.17 
 
 Kern(G.M. ) Practical landscape gardening. Cincin- 
 nati, 1855. 12° 0125.00 
 
 Keruer (Andreas J. G.) The seeress of Prevorst [F. 
 Hauffi] ; tr. by C. Crowe. L., 1845. 12°. 3814.17 
 
 Keriiot (Heniy). Bibliotheca diabolica ; books relat- 
 iug to the devil, [oiioii.] N.Y., 1874. 4°. 3544.26 
 
 Kerosene. See Arts (Useful ; Petroleum, p. 46). 
 
 Kerr (Robert). GeneiiJ liistory and collection of voy- 
 ages and travels. 18v. Ediu. and L., 1824. 8°. 914.U8 
 Note For coyitents see G-eography, travels, ete. (p. 569). 
 
 — History of Scotland during the reign of Robert the 
 
 Brace. 2 v. Edinburgh, 1811. 8°. . . 485.07 
 Kerr (Robert, architedt. Gentleman's house ; English 
 
 resideuces. 3ded. revised. L., 1871. 8°. 1315.44 
 Kerry pastoral, in imitation of the first eclogue of VirgU. Ed. 
 
 l)y T. C. Oroker. L.. 1843. 10°. [/ii Percy soc. v. 7.j 6060.07 
 
 Kerssy (Jesse). Treatise on the dojtrine of Friends. 
 
 Fall River, (J/(Si-.) 1872. 8° 3586. iS 
 
 Kersey (John). Elements of algebra. With lectures, 
 
 by E. HdUey. London, 1725. 1. 8°. . . 4018.23 
 Keasel (Carl von). Kouigstreu : roman. Leipzig, 
 
 1869. 10° 7118.00 
 
 Kessou (John). Cross and the Dragon, or fortunes of 
 
 Christianity in China. L., 1n54. 12°. . 3447.23 
 Ketchum (^Vm.) History of Buti'alo, with notices of 
 
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 1801-65. 6° 622.14 
 
 Kett (Henry ). Daui-ion (J. ) Some account of [Kelt's] 
 
 'Elements of gen. knowledge.' 2pts. 1804. 5415.00 
 KetteU (Samuel). Specimens of Amer. poetry, with 
 
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 — Yankee notions : medley. By Timo. TitterweU, Esq. 
 
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 B.iston, 183S. 10° 204.90 
 
 KetteU (Thomas P.) History of the great rebellion, 
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 Note. — V. 3 wanting at this date (1878). 
 
 Same. [Revised.] Hartford. 180.5. 8°. 034.16 
 
 — Future o( the soutli aud soulbi'rn industry. [In t)e Bow. 
 
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 Key (Thomas Hewitt). The .Sanskrit language, as Die basis of 
 
 Imguistic science ; and tlie labours of tiio Grrnian school 
 
 in tliat field— arc they not overvalued? [In Philol. soc. 
 
 proceedings. 18u2.J 644;>.ll 
 
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 Keycs (E. R. ) Wesley and Swedenborg. Philadel- 
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 Keys. See Arts (Useful : Locks and keijs, p. 44). 
 
 Keyser (Charles S.) Fairmount park and the Int. 
 
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 Keyser (Jakob Rudolf ). Religion of the Northmen. 
 
 New York, 18.54. 1-2° 3816.12 
 
 Khedive's ICgyi)!. De Leon (Edwin). 1877. ..... 1091.29 
 
 Khiva. Sef Countries [Khira, p. 339). 
 
 Khojas. (disciples of the old man of the mountains). See Mac- 
 
 niillau, Aug.. Sept. (articles by Sir Bartle Frere). 
 Kidd (Johu, M.D.^ Adaptation of external nature to 
 tlie physical condition of man. London, 1^37. 8°. 
 
 [Bridgewrater treatise.] 3524.06 
 
 Same. London, Bohn, 1852. 8°. . . . 3524.17 
 
 Kidd (Capt. Wm., the pirate). See Biography (p. 164). 
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 — Kidd's own journal ; natural history, popular science, 
 
 etc. 5 V. London, 1852-54. 8' . . . 4725.22 
 Kidder (Daniel P.) Brazil. &e Fletcher (.I.C.) an<Z Kidder. 1104.16 
 Kidder (i''rederick). Expediliou of Capt. Joan Love- 
 well ; iucl. account of Pequauket biittle ; and a 
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 Kiddle (Henry). New manual of the elements of as- 
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 — and Scham (Alexander J.) Cyclopsedia of educa- 
 
 tion. New York, 1877. 8°. 5528.28 
 
 Kidnapping in the South seas. iVe Palmer (George). 1871.1065.19 
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 Kjllebrew (J. B. ) and Safford (J. M ) Introd. to the 
 
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 of the Bureau of agriculture of the state of Tennessee.' 
 Killeu (W. D. ) Ecclesiastical history of Ireland. 2 v. 
 
 Loudou, 1875. 8° 3437.18 
 
 Kilpatrick (Hugh Judson). . Moore (</.) KUpatrick 
 
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 Kimball (Harriet McEwen). Swallow-flights. [Poems.] 
 
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 KimbaU (J. W.) Heaven. Boston, 1859. 12°. 3564.04 
 Kimball (Richard B. ) Cuba and the Cubans. New 
 
 York, 1850. 12° 1162.02 
 
 ii^ For his novels see Fiction class-list (p. 495). 
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 Kiiid.rsley (N. E. ) Specimens of Hindoo literature. 
 
 Loudon. 1794. 8° 7813.11 
 
 Kindhng ; or a way to do it. Sw Woodruff (Albert). . .3024.21 
 King \Charle8. LL.D.) History of the Chamber of Coiumerce. 
 
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 King (Charles Wm.) Antique gems : their origin, uses, 
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 Same. 7 pi. Londou, £o/m, 1870. 12°. 1585.10 
 
 King (Clarence ). Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada. 
 
 Boston, 1872. 12° 1124.22 ' 
 
 — Umted States geol. exploration of the 40th parallel 
 
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 11116.10];— Zirkel (F.) Jlioroscop. petrography,1870.[1116.14]; 
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 ^' [Brief biographies, v. 3.] . 3221.17 
 
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 Ganibetta (Leon). 
 Grevy (Jules). 
 Hugo (Victor.) 
 Labmilaye (Ed.) 
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 Dupanloup. 
 
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 Paris (Comte de). 
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 Simon (Jules). 
 Thiers. 
 
 8^ 
 
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 My Paris : sketches. Boston, 18G8. 16°. . 903.23 
 Kong (John). American dispensatory. 8th ed., enl. 
 
 Cincinnati, 1870. 8° 4313.11 
 
 King {Capt. James). Voyage to the Pacific ocean, 1776-80. See 
 
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 King {Old. J. Authony). Twenty-four years in the Ar- 
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 King (Katie). Se*^ Galaxy, Dec, 1874 (art. by F. J. Lippitt). 
 King (^Peter, 7th lord ^ b. 1773, d. 18J3). Liieof John 
 Locke, with coiTespondence, etc. New ed. 2 v. 
 London, J8.30. 8^-' 3114.04 
 
 — Selections from speeches and writings. Loudon, 
 
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 Coiite7its : Memoir. Hints. 1820. On the corn laws. 
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 1818 ; on the resumption of t^pecie payments : on the 
 corn laws ; on the state of the nation ; on tithes and 
 church questions, etc . etc. 
 King {Citpf. Philip Parker). Survey of the intertropi- 
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 — and others. Narrative of the surveying voyages of 
 
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 the Beagle's circumnavigation of the globe. 3 v. 
 
 in 4, London, 1839. H° 1155.17 
 
 King (Richard J.) Handbook to the cathedrals of 
 England, h., J. Murray. 6 v. 1861-69.8'". 1313.13 
 ConUnls : Southerri division. Pt. 1. Winchester, Salis- 
 bury, Exeter. Wells. Pt. 2. Chichester. Canterbury, lloch- 
 ester. 1861. Eastei-n division. Oxtord, Peterborough, Nor- 
 wich, Ely, Lincoln. 1862. Western division. Bristol, 
 Gloucester, Hereford, Worcester, Lichfield. 1867. Nortff 
 enidioision. Pt. 1. iork, Ripon, Cax'lisle. Pt. 2. Durham, 
 Chester, Manchester. 
 
 — Carlovingian romance, [/n Oxford essay.';, 1856] . . 2538.20 
 King (Robert, viscount KingsborougU). See Kingsborough. 
 King (Rufua). Speech on the navigation bill. Kemarlis on the 
 
 fllisBouri bill. {In Moore (F.) Amer. eU>quent;e, v. 2, 
 
 1858.1 
 
 —■ SerriJxg {J.) and Lougacre {J. B.) Nat. portr, gallery, v. 3, 
 1836 3247.10 
 
 — Somes of Amer. statesmen. {Paper by Ch. King.) . 3245.12 
 
 See also Curtis's History of the constitution, v. 1. 
 
 King {He.v. Samuel Wm. ^ Italian valleys of the Pen- 
 nine Alps. With illus. L., 1S5S. 8'-. . 983.09 
 
 King (Thomas H.) *Study-book of mediieval archi- 
 tecture and art 4v. L., 1.^68. 4° , . 1;J17.12 
 
 King (Thomas Starr). Christianity and humanity : 
 sermons. Ed., with memoif, uy E. P. Whipple. 
 Bobton. 1877. 12^. 3561.3J 
 
 — Patriotism . iind other papers. "With biogr. sketch, 
 
 by U. Frothingham. Bostou, 1864. 12°. 3504.12 
 Co7itaining : lutrod. biogr. sketch. Patriotism, W;i8h- 
 ingtoii, or greatness. Beauty aud religion. Great princi- 
 ples and small duties. Plato's 'views of immortality. 
 Thou;;htand things. True ^^reatness. Indirect influences. 
 Lile moie than lueat. Inward rtsources. Natural and 
 spiritual providence. Philusophy aud theology. Natural 
 aud revealed religion. The ideaVif God and the truths ol 
 Christianity. Harmouy of opposite qualities in the Sa- 
 viour's character and teaehiugs. Tho chiel appeal of re- 
 ligion. 
 
 — The White Hills. Bostou, 1860. sq. 8°. . 1111.01 
 
 Note. — Reviewed iu N. A. rev., v. 90, I860. 
 
 — Froihiwjham {H.) Tribute to T. S. K. 1805. 3006.01 
 King (T. W.) Lancashire funeral certificates ; with add. by F. 
 
 R. Raines. L., 18ti9. 4°. [Chetham soc, v. 75. J . 5ii95.35 
 
 King (Wm., LL.D., d. 1712). Original works. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1776. 12° 5040.14 
 
 Contents : v. 1. jremoir. Reflections upon Varilla's His* 
 tory of Heresy. Animadversions on a pretended account 
 ol Denmark [by R. Molesworth]. Dialogues of the dead ; 
 
 rel. to the Epistle of Phalaris. Joiirney to Loudon, 1698. 
 Remarks on |Swifts| Tale of a tub. Letter to the anther 
 of a book. Battle royal. Adversaria. 2. Xransactioneer. 
 Vindii atiou of Sacheverell. Bisset's recanlation. An- 
 swer to a second scandalous book. Two letters from Tom 
 Bnggy to the canon of Windsor. Ruflnua. Essay on civil 
 government. Life of Wra., earl of Flanders. Analogy 
 betw. physicians, coolts.and playwrights. 3. Useful mis- 
 cellanies. Art of cookery. Art of love. Poems. Letter 
 to a friend on love, marriage, etc. Pindaric ode to memory 
 of Dr- King. Crapulia. DediLations. Index. 
 
 — Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers (A ) Eng. poets, 
 
 V. 9.] 1626.09 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford. Brit, poets, v. 13.] . . 1691.13 
 King {Wm.,ii:.I>.. of Oxford, h. 1685, d. 1763). Polirical 
 
 and literary anecdotes of his own time. Loudon, 
 1H19. 12° 3095.27 
 
 King (W. H.) Lessons on steam, the steam engine, 
 propellers, etc. New York, 1861. 8^. . . 3'.i2i;.08 
 
 King (Wm. Ross). The sportsman and naturaUst in 
 Canada. London, 1860. 1. 8°. ... 4618.11 
 
 King (Wm. Rufus, of Alabama). See Biography (p. 165). 
 
 King and commonwealth : Charles i. f^c. ^^'e-- Cordery (B.M.) 463.18 
 
 King (The) and the Commons. Cavalier aud Puritan song. See 
 Morley (Henry). 1869 1673.21 
 
 King and a poore northern man, ed. of 1646. Ed. by J. P. Col- 
 lier London. 1841. 16°. [In Percy society, v. ].] 5060.01 
 
 King Arthur. See Arthur {King), p. 38. 
 
 King Horn, etc. Ed. by J. 11. Luinby. London. 1S66. 
 8^ [Early Engl, text soc, no. 14.] . . 7913.04 
 
 King of birds ; or, lay of the phcenis ; Anglo-Saxon song of the 
 10th or nth century. Tr. into the metre aud alliteration 
 of the original, by G. Stephens. [In Archaeologia, v. 3H 
 1844.) 612H.-, 
 
 King Rene's daughter. See Hertz (Henry) 1725.08 
 
 King Sham, etc. in verse. .See Gtreenleaf (L. N.) 18G8. . 1644.13 
 
 Kinglake (Alex. Wm.)- Eothen ; travel in the East. 
 New York, 1858. 12° 1051.02 
 
 Same. London. 1858. 16° 5075.13 
 
 — Invasion of the Crimea, v. 1-3. New York, 1868-75. 
 
 12' 551.11 
 
 — Il.-ad (Sir F.) Mr. K4uglake, [a criticism] 5091.03 
 
 SfC atso criticisms of his account of the Battle of Inker- 
 maun iu Blackwood, Apr., 1875, and United service mag., 
 1875. 
 
 King's bell. See Stoddard (Richard H.) 1863 1687.13 
 
 Kiags {Comdy of, N. Y.) Board of supervisors. Pro- 
 ceedings, lVoO-77. Brooklyn, 1800-77. 12°. . D.R. 
 
 — Asaessnient rolls ot the five Dutch towns iu Kings county, L. 
 
 1.1675. [/7iO'Callaghan(E. B.) Doc. hist, v. 4. 1819,] 014.04 
 
 — Papt'rs relating to Kings county, L. I. [In OCallaghan lE. 
 
 B.) Doc. hist, of N. Y., v. 3, 18i9.J 614.03 
 
 flcg* See also Countries, etc. (Brooklyn, p. 296 ;—Long Is- 
 latid, p. 341). 
 Kings or monavchs. See Grovernment and politics (p. 684) ; — 
 
 Biography (Royal, p. 115), 
 Kings (Hook oj). See Bibhcal and relig. lit. (Kings, p. 90). 
 
 Kings aud queens. See Abbott (J. S. C.) 1850 3255.28 
 
 Kings of England. 5ffe Yonge{C. M.) 1872 461.17 
 
 Kings of Europe and families. See Fitzgerald (M. S.) . 3265.27 
 Kings of the east : exposition of the prophecies. 
 [anon.'\ 2d ed. London, 1S49. 16°. . . 3564.05 
 Kingsborough (Robert King, earl of Kingston, vis- 
 count). Antiquities of Mexico : fac-simlles of an- 
 cieut Mexican jiaintings and hieroglyphics. To- 
 gether with the Monuments of New Spain, by 
 Dupaix, 9v. Loudon, 183il-18. fol. . . M.A 
 Contents: \. 1. Copy of the collection of Mendoza, In 
 Bodleian lib. Copy of the Codex Ttdleriauo-Rt-meusis, in 
 Royal hb., Paris. Facsimile of Mexican hieroglyphic 
 painting, Irom collection of Boturini. Fac-simile of Mex- 
 ican painting, iu Bodleian library. Fac-eim. of Mexican 
 hieroglyphic paiutiug, Bodl. library. 
 
 2. Copy of Mexican ms., iu libr. of the Vatican. Fac- 
 sim. of Mexican iiaiutiug given by Abp. Laud, Bodleian 
 lib. Fac-sim. of Mexican painting in the Institute libriiry 
 at Bologna. Mexican painting in Imp. lib. at Vienua. 
 Mexican paintings depos. in Royal library at Berlin by 
 Humboldt, aud bas-relief iu the Roy. cab. of antiques. 
 
 3. Painting iu the Borgiau museum, Rome. Painting in 
 the Royal lib., Dresden. Painting iu possession ot IVL de 
 Fezervary, at Pess in Hungary. Painting iu Vatican library. 
 
 4. Dupaix lG.> Monuments of New .Spain. Specimens 
 of sculpture, iu possession of Latour Allard, Paris. Speci- 
 mens of sculpture iu British museum. Plates cop. from 
 the Giro del mondo of Gemelli Careri ; with engr. of a 
 Mexican cycle. Specimens of Peruvian quipus, with 
 carved Peruviau box cont. supposed Peruvian quipus. 
 
 5. Humboldt Extvait de louvrage de H. sur les mo- 
 niimens de I'Amerique. Esplicaciou de la colecciou do 
 Mendoza. Explicacion del Codex Telleriauo Remensis. 
 Codice mexicano che si conservanella Bibl. Vaticaua. Du- 
 pais (G.l Viages sobre lus autigiiedade* mejicauas y ameri- 
 cauas. Sagahun (P. de). Libro sexto de la retorica y filo- 
 Bofia, moral y teologia, de lageute Mexicana. 
 
 BROOKLXN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 KINGSBOROUG-H-KIRBY 
 
 665 
 
 6. Appendix : luterpretation of hicrogl.vpliical p»intlng8 
 of ool. 01 Memloz I. Explaii. 01 liiiroglj phical p;iiutliig8 of 
 Ciidox Telleiiaau-Roiiieusis. Tr"i»l. of explanation of 
 Mexicau paintings of Coilex Vaticaniis. Arguniuuts to 
 show tlKit the Jews folouizod America (pp. -^Ji-WO). Du- 
 paix (G-) Muuuments of New Spaiu (Kee v. 4). Notes. 
 
 7. Sagahua (B. de). liistoiu univ. de las cosas de 
 Niieva K-»iJana. 
 
 8. Snppl. notes iu contin. of those In 6tb vol. Siippl. ex- 
 ' tracts li-uin SpauisU antliora [Torqixeuiada, Acosla, iinti 
 
 GiirciaJ. Adair (J.) History of the N. Auier. Indians. 
 I their clis'onis. ttc. with VfX. to their Jewish ilesopnt. 
 
 ; Oortes. Cirtas iaeditas. Oviedo (F. de). Rehiclonesined. 
 
 9. Tezozomoc (I'', de Alvar.ido). Cronica mt;xicana 
 (p. l-iyiv). bcllilxochitl (F. de Alva). Historia chiL-liimeL-a 
 (p. 197 :11G). Relaoiones liist. Bitos anti^iuoa, aacriliuios 
 6 idolatrias de los Indio-i iV; la Niieva Kspana y de BU con- 
 version ; epUt. de un fr.iylo nieanr. etc. 
 
 Klmgsbiiry (C. P.) Elementary treatis3 on artillery 
 and iiifaiti-y. New York, 1^4'J. 12°. . .4510.16 
 
 Kingsbury (Hirmon). The Sabbath; New York, 1840. 
 10^ 3564.03 
 
 KlngDford (Jane), pstud. S''e Barnard (Cliarles). 
 
 KijS3l2jr(Caarle3i. Alton Loclie. N. Y., 18"0. 12°.221.C9 
 iV^'fe.— Reviewed iu New Englaiider. v. 13, 1855; and iu 
 Revue das d. njondea. luai 1851 ([lar K Montet^nt). 
 
 — Anrlromadi, and otier poems. B., 18)8. lb°. inG3.02 
 
 A'ois.— Reviewed iu Blacli. inag., v. 84, 1858 ; Eraser's 
 may{.. V, .i7, 1«)S. • 
 
 — Addi-iis3 ouedu.:ution. [/nNat. a.<;soc. jirom.soc. scl. Trans.. 
 
 ]«6'J,J 6815.14 
 
 — - Alex.iu 1 1 ia and hei- sclionl^. [tn Aw Sir "Waller Raleigh, etc.] 
 A'"f«.— Reviewed by J. Maitiutau, in his Essays, v. 2, 
 IBiiS: p. -.lai-aiB. 
 
 — AtUst; a C-iristmas in the West ladies. London 
 
 ^McZNiw Yj.k, 1^71. li° 111.2.25 
 
 — Biogi-. preliice. [fi Brooke (U.) Fool of quality, v. 1.] 142.18 
 
 — lJj.vid : tJ.ir bcTmoJS. Loudon, ISUJ- 1ij°. 3.564.11 
 
 — Di-cipl niand otaei- sarmous. PH., 18 8. 10°. : 561.06 
 
 — Glaai;as ; or the woud;r3 of the shore. Boston, 
 
 J8w. W 4826.19 
 
 S-im ;. C impiaioii, dc, coutainina; illustrations, 
 
 by Cl.BSJWirby. Caaibr, ( lia>jL},\H 8. lil°. 4&26.2U 
 
 — Ths Good uewo of God. Sermons, New York, 1859. 
 
 1;)° 3561.1)7 
 
 — Gospel of th3 Peatatjuoh : a sot of parUh sermons. 
 
 Lj.ido;i, l.?6l. 16^ . . : 3731.16 
 
 — Heath iind .-duoati in. N. Y. , 1874. 12^ . 25J1.0J 
 
 Co/I/e/l^ ; The e.it:ut:e ot health. The two breaths. The 
 tree ol knuwleJiio Nausi.;aa in Loudon, or tlie lower edu- 
 cation ot wniuu.i. Till iiir inotiieis. Thrift. Thestndyof 
 uatnr.il History. On bio-geulogy. Heioisiu. biiiit-rstition. 
 S, ienco. Uluis and ^-r iv.s. (jeor^''^ liuchLinaii. scholar. 
 Koudelet.tlie Uu^ne lot natiti'alist. Ves.ilins, theuuatnmibt. 
 
 — Hirj.vird. lajioitajE igli.n. B., 18 6. la-'. -/ai.TO 
 
 iVo(e.— Repr. iron Good words, v. (j, 18115. 
 
 — The H irmits. Pai.adilphia, l86S. 12°. .3418.07 
 
 — Hiro35, or Grje'.i f.iiiy tales. B., 1863, 16°. 221.76 
 
 — Hypatia. Bjslon. J87J. 12° •.:21.71 
 
 Niice.—The sjeiio of ihe novel is located in Alexandria, 
 iu early iiart oi GtU century. 
 
 Repr. Irani Fraser's uiag., v. 45, 46, 47. Reviewed by R. 
 A. V.inghan in /kh lissays aud reulauis, v. 2, 1858 ; p. 1-51. 
 
 — Lectures deiiv. in Ameri3x Piiii., ls7a. l;i°. 2533.28 
 
 Contents. 
 Aucieiit civilization. 
 First discnveiy ol America. 
 Servant (Tne) of the Lord ^Cyrus the Great]. 
 StagH (Tni') as it was, 
 ■Westminster abbey. 
 
 — Madam How aud lady Why ; or first lessons in earth 
 
 lore for children. London, ls70. 12^ ,4723.11 
 
 — New miscellanies. Boston, 1860. 12°. . . 2534.07 
 
 Contents. 
 * A mad world, my masters' (I'laaer's, Jan., 1848). 
 Aiiricnlturai crisis (N. Brit, rev., Nov.. 1H5U). 
 Brooke (Ueury) and the ■ Foul of quality.' 
 CUalkbtieaiu studies (Fraser's, Sept., 1858J. 
 Great citie.^, and tlieii- influence. 
 Wansfields Paraguiy. Brazil, ttc. 
 Natural hist-iry (btu ly ot). 
 Pilgrim's progie.ss illustr.ited. 
 
 Shelley and Byrou (ruoa^^lits on), from Fraser, Nov., 1856. 
 Smith (Alex.) and lope (Alex ), from Fraser. Oit.. 1858. 
 Speech in b^nall of Che ladies' sauitary association, 1859. 
 Tauler (John). 
 Thoughts til if gravel pit. 
 
 ■Water supply oi Londnn (N.Brit, rev., May, 18C1). 
 Note. — reviewed in Fraser's mat-., V. 02, 1800. 
 
 — Phaethou. In Ilis Sir W.dtir Raleigh, etc 2534.06 
 
 Aote Reviewed by J. Martiueau in his Essays, v. 2. 
 
 — Poems. Bosto;i, 1S55. 16° 1663.03 
 
 — Roman (The) and the Teuton. L., 1861. 8°. 443.24 
 
 — Sermons for the times. N. Y., 1850. 1>>°. . 3564.08 
 
 — Sermons on national subjects. 2d ed. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1860. 12° 3564.09 
 
 — Sir Walter Raleigh and his times, with other papers. 
 
 Boston, 1859. 12° 2534.06 
 
 Contents. 
 Alexandria and her schools (N. Brit, rev.. Slay. 1856). 
 Burns and his school. (N Brit, rev., Nov. 16.>1). 
 Froude's England from WoUey to E.izabeth (N. Brit, rev., 
 
 Nov.. 1856). 
 My winter garden (Fraser. v. 51, 1858). 
 North Devon (Fraser, v. 40-41, 1849-.'i0). 
 Fbaethon. « 
 
 Plays and Puritans (N. Brit rev.. May, 1856). 
 Poetry of sacred and legendary art (Fraser, v. 3D, 1849). 
 Ealeigh (Sir Walter). 
 Tennyson (Fraser. v. 42. 1850). 
 'Vaughan's Hours with the mystics (Fraser, v. 54, 1856). 
 
 — Three lectures on the ancient regime as it exist?d on 
 
 the continent before the French revolution. L^n- 
 don, 1867. 16° 513.09 
 
 — Town geology. New York, 1873. 12°. . .4111.3.! 
 
 — Two years ago. London. 1866. 1'2°. . . 221.72 
 
 iVote.— Reviewed in New Englander. v. 15, 1857. 
 
 — Welter-babies, a fairy tale. L., 1869. l:i°. . '221.73 
 
 — Westminster sermons. London, 1874. 8°. . 3561. '.^9 
 
 — Westward Ho ! or adventures of Sir Amyas Lsigh. 
 
 London, 1871. 12° '. •.2r.74 
 
 J\'ok.— Reviewed iu Fraser's mag., v. 51, 1855 ; N. A. .rev. 
 V, 81, 1855 ; aiid by G. Bi iiiiley in his Essays, 1800. 
 
 — ■What then does Dr. Newman mean ? London, 1KG4. 8°. 
 
 iVofe.— For reply see Newman (J. A.) Apologia pro vita 
 
 sua Si'T.ll 
 
 See also Blackw., v. Dfi, 1864 (C. Kingslf-y and Dr. Newman). 
 
 — Yeast; a problem. New i'cri, IhOl. 12^. •221.75 
 
 A'ofe.— Reviewed in Fiaser's iuag.,Mch..l875 (by R.J.Eing). 
 
 — Eiiigsleij (Mm. C.) Charles Kmgsley : bis letters tnl 
 
 memories of his life. New York, i877. 8°. 3094 32 
 JN'nfe.— Reviewed iu Fraser's niag.. Feb., 1K77 (by A. K. H 
 Boyd); Ediu. rev., Apl., 1877; Fortu. lev., Jan., 1877, by U, 
 A. Simcox. 
 
 ;Kd" For other crit. estimates rf Charles Kinffslei/, see Bio- 
 graphy (p. 105). 
 Kiugsley (Heui'y). Tales of old travel. Loudoi, 
 
 1869. 12° ■ . . 9J3.04 
 
 ,8®- For his novels see Fiction (p. 49.>). 
 Kiugsley (James L.) Life of Ezra stiles. L^" Sparlss (J.) Araer. 
 biog., -id 8 , V. 6, 1847.J 3241.18 
 
 Kingston (W. H. G. ) B ly'a own book of boats. New 
 ed., revised. Loudon, 1868. 16°. . . .4517.10 
 ffS" For his tales see Fiction (p. 495). 
 
 Kington.(Thomas Lawrence). See Oliphant (T. L. Kington). 
 
 Kiiiljch (il. G. J.) History ot ScotUnd, cjiefly ec- 
 clesias.ical. Edinburgh, 1874. li,°. . . 4S5.13 
 
 Kinney (Elizabeth C. ) Bianca Cappello, a "^agjdy. 
 New York, 1873. 16° 17 1.17 
 
 — Poems. New York, 1867. 16° 16C3.04 
 
 Kinaicutt (Thomas). Memoir of John Davis. [In Archaeologia 
 
 Ameriana, V.3, 1857.] 57i.'2J 
 
 Ki-isey (Rev. W. M.j 'Portugal illastratad. [Lou- 
 don.] 1828. 1. b° 1:86. u2 
 
 Bonslsy (Charles). Self-instructor on luoabei'-survey- 
 ing. Giiais, (Iff.,) 18i0. 12° 3j22.i2 
 
 Kinsman fauiily. Nc-fciie)/ ( Laci/ W. ) Genealogical 
 rjcord i'i descendants of Robert Kinsman, of Ips- 
 wich, Mass. I631-la7.") 309i.31 
 
 Kinzie (,Urs. John U.) Wau-Bun ; or 'early day ' m 
 the Northwest. New York, 185G. 8°. . 1125.02 
 
 Bjp (Laurence). Army life o;i the Pacific ; exped. 
 against the Northern Indians in 1858. New York, 
 
 1859. 8° 1123.24 
 
 as- For novelsby L. K. see Fiction (p. 405). 
 
 Kip ( Bp. \Vm. lugraham). The Catacombs of Rome. I 
 New York, 1854. 16° ' . . 3il6.20 
 
 — Christmas holidays iu Rome. N.Y.,1816. 1'2°. 972.13 
 
 — Church of the apostles. New York, 18,7. 12°. 3564.32 
 
 — Double witness of the chuica. 2d ed., revised. 
 
 New York, 1841. 16° 35;4.14 
 
 — Early Jesuit missions in North .America. New York, 
 
 1.S46. 1-2° 3447.10 
 
 — Recollectii ins of John 'Vanderlyu. [In Atlantic, v. 19.] 
 
 — editor. See Recantation, etc 3.^85.18 
 
 Kipping (Robert). Masting, maRt-making, and rising 
 of ships. London, 1861. 16° 45i7.'i9 
 
 Kirby (Mary and Elizabeth). Beautiful birds in far- 
 ofif lands. London, 1872. 12° 4813.12 
 
 — Chapters on trees. London, [1873.] 12°. .4915.17 
 
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 Kirby (E. S.) Wonderful and eccentric museum ; or 
 magazine of remarkable characters. 5 v. Lon- 
 don, 1820. 8° 3264.10 
 
 Kirby (Rev. Wm.) Power, wisdom, and goodness of 
 God as manifested in the creation of animals. 2 v. 
 L., 1835. y°. (Bridge-water treatises.) . 3524.07 
 
 Same. London, JBo?m, 1852. 12°. . .3524.18 
 
 — and Spence (Wm.) Introduction to entomology. 
 
 With plates. 2d ed. 2 v. L., 1816. &°. 4833.03 
 
 Same. 7th ed. London, 1858. 8°. . . 4823.05 
 
 Kirbv (W. W.) Journey to Youcan, RuBSian America. [In Sm. 
 
 report, 1804 ) 3936.19 
 
 Kirk. .SVt' als>i Kirke. 
 
 Kirk ( Edward Noriis, D. D. ) Lectures on the parables. 
 
 London, [lt)68]. 12^ 3561.16 
 
 — Mears (D. 0.) Life of E. N. K. 1877. . .3095.32 
 Kirk (John). Social pohtics in Great Britain and Ire- 
 land. London, 1870. 12^ 5831.05 
 
 Kirk {Kev John). Roiuau Catholic principles in ref. to God and 
 tlieking. L., imS. 8°. [/re Pampllleteer, V. 13.] .5058.13 
 
 Kirk (John Foster). History of Charles the bold, 
 dulie of Bmgiiudy. 3 v. Phil,, 1804. 8°. 3036.01 
 
 Kirkaldy (David). Results of an experimental in- 
 quiry into the tensile strength and other pi'oper- 
 ties of various kinds of wrought-iron and steel. 
 2d ed. London, 1866. 8° 4006.04 
 
 Kirkaldy (Sic Wm.) Memoirs, [anon.'] London, 
 • [1819.] 8° ■ . . . 3095.23 
 
 Kirke (Edmund), pseud. See G-ilmore (J. R.), in Fiction (p. Mi). 
 
 Kii'ke (Henry). First EngUsh ctJnquest of Canada ; 
 with some account of the earliest settlements m 
 Nova ScoHa and Newfoundland, [1600-1700]. Lon- 
 don, 1871. S\ . : 564.07 
 
 Kirkea (W. S.) Hand-book of physiology. Ed. by 
 W. M. Baker. 8th ed. L., 1872. 8°. . 4326.15 
 
 Kirkland (Mrs. Caroline). [' Muri/ Ckwers,' pseud.] 
 Forest Ufe. 2 v. New York, 18 14. 12°. 1123.15 
 
 — Memoirs of Washington. N. Y., 1856. 12°. 3177.18 
 
 — A new home ; or, glimpses of western Ufe. Boston, 
 
 18")0. 12° 1124.15 
 
 ^ — Patriotic eloquence. [1764-1805.] New York, 1866. 
 12°. . ■ 6311.06 
 
 — School-girls' garland : selection of poetry. 2d ed. 
 
 New York, 186 k 24°. 1663.07 
 
 — Spenser and the Faery Queen. N.Y.,1850. 8°. 1086.21 
 Kirkland (Frazari. CyclopaBilia of commercial and 
 
 business anecdotes. 2 v. N. Y.,l865. 8°. 6217.03 
 
 — Pictorial book of anecdotes and incidents of the war 
 
 of tbe rebellion. Hartford, 1806. S°. . 634.11 
 
 Kirkland (John Thornton). Diacour.se, May 29, ISIG, anniv. elec- 
 
 liq;,). Boston. 1816. 8° 3381.26 
 
 Kiikmaa (Francis). The wits : or sport upon sport. 
 
 2 pts. in 1 V. London, 1672. 8°. . . . 1732.01 
 
 Kirkman (James Thomas). Memoirs of the hfe of 
 
 Charles Maclin. 2 v. London, 1799. 8°. 3116.03 
 
 Kirkmau (Mar.shall M. ) Railway revenue, and its 
 
 collection. New York, 1877. 12° 3942.14 
 
 Kirkman (Thomas P.) First mnemonical lessons in 
 geometry, algebra, and trigonometry. London, 
 
 1852. 16° 4012.18 
 
 Kirkpatrick ( (?en. Edward). Spain and Charles vn. ; or 
 Who is the legitimate sovereigu ? L., 1873. 8°. 553.28 
 
 Kirkus (i?ei'. Wm. ) Miscellaneous essays. 2d series. 
 
 Loudon, 1808. 8° 3563.30 
 
 CotUenls : Satire. Fronde's Elizabeth. Convict man- 
 agemeut. Model sermons. Ritualism. Romanism, An- 
 glicanism and evangelicalism logically identical. Lecky's 
 Rationalism iu Europe. The uew relormatiou (Rational- 
 ism]. John Stuart Mill. 
 
 Kirkwood (Daniel). &^ For list of astronomical papers by D. 
 K. in Silliman's journal, Amer. assoc, and Franklin Inst, 
 jour., see Royal soc. catalogue, v. 3 ; p. 064. 
 
 Kirton (J. W. ) One thousand temperance anecdotes, 
 facts, jokes, etc. London, 1867. 16°. . . 5834.06 
 
 — Temperance hand-book. Loudon, 1871. 16°. 5834.07 
 
 Kirwan. See Murray (Nicholas), in Biography (p. 18U). 
 
 Kaivran (Andrew V.) Modern France : its journalism, 
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 boiue of tbe old Fcencli romaucea. including Huonof Bor. 
 deaux, are iu Gruessaxd's Lea poetea anciena (p. 590 of 
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 See a so Literature IPrnvti^ai} : and the leading histories 
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 ardo'B Orlando iuuiimorato ;— Caraoens' Lusiad : — Arioa- 
 to's Urhtudo Fiiriosu ;-*Tasso's Jerusalem delivered. — 
 Spenser's Faerie queen. 
 
 Several of Scott's novels contain graphic pictures of 
 the niannera and iustitutiniis of chivalry, notably 'Ivan- 
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 gerous,' and ■ Qiientiu Durward.' James's' Philip Aukus- 
 tii3' may be meuLioueil in the same connection. Cer- 
 vantes' Don Qnixote satirized the prevailing passion fur 
 the romaulic extravaganzas of chivalry. 
 
 XKff- See o so Crusades (p. 303) ;— Heraldry (p. 61G). 
 
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 S-e also Education (p- 434) ;— Philosophy ;— Intelligence 
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 — Remarks on the tendency to degrade grammar schools. Lon- 
 
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 also Mazzini (J.) Ou the poems of L. [In lus Writings, 
 v. 2 : 505J.09] ; Blackwood, Feb.. 1876. 
 
 Lamazou (— ). The Place Vendome and La Roquette. 
 The first and last acts of the Commune. [<(non.] 
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 672 
 
 LAMB-LANCEREAUX 
 
 Lamb (Charles). Eliana ; hitherto uncollected writ- 
 ings. Ed. by J. E. Babson. B.,1864. 12°. 2535.03 
 
 Cojitents. 
 Essays and sitetches, viz.; — 
 Artors{The old). 
 Actors (The religion of). 
 Abb (The), 
 
 Character of the late Elia. 
 Charles Lamb's autobiogra- 
 
 Coleridge (On the death oQ. 
 Custom of hissing at the thea- 
 
 tres : with .some account of 
 
 a club of daiuued authors. 
 De Foe'a secondary novels 
 
 (Estimate of). 
 Dimetan (Sir Jeffery), Bemi- 
 
 niscence of. 
 Eliii on Ilia ' CoDfeseiona of a 
 
 drnuliaid.' 
 Elia to bin correspondents. 
 Gentle giantesB. 
 Good clerk (Tlje).a character : 
 
 with some account of the 
 
 complete Engl. li^eBman. 
 Gny Faux. 
 
 Illusirions defunct (The). 
 In ro squirrels. 
 Johu Kemble and Godwin's 
 
 tragedy 'Antonio.' 
 Last peach (The). 
 Leltr^r to ail «>ld gentleman 
 
 who«6 education has been 
 
 neglected. 
 L'Stnn (Mr.). Biogr. mem. of. 
 Montim (Tlie). 
 Mundeii (Mr.), Antobiocrr. of. 
 
 Essays (continued). 
 Popular lallacy that a delbrm- 
 
 ed person is a lord. 
 Postscript to the 'Chapter on 
 
 ears.' 
 Proper names (Ambiguities 
 
 arising from). 
 EeflectioDS in the pillory. 
 Reynolds gallery (The). 
 Saturday's dmner (A). 
 Stavkey (Captain). 
 Table-talk. 
 ' Tempest ' (On a passage in 
 
 the). 
 Unitarian protests, in a letter 
 
 to a friend of tbat persua- 
 sion newly mai ried. 
 Vision of horns (A). 
 Letters. 
 
 Pawnbroker's daughter, farce. 
 Poems. 
 Tales, viz.: 
 Arabella Hardy ; or the sea 
 
 voyage. 
 Cupid's revenge. 
 Defeat of time ; or a tale of 
 
 the fairies. 
 Maria Howe ; or the effect of 
 
 witch stories. 
 Rpminiscences of Juke Jud- 
 
 kins. e.'^q., of Birmingham. 
 Susan Yatea ; or first going to 
 
 church 
 
 Ulysses (Adventures of), 
 iVrt^e.— Some of the above appeared iu AUautic monthly, 
 V. 11, 12. 14. 
 
 — Essays of Elia. New York, 1852. 12°. . . 2535.02 
 Same. New York, 1870. 12° 2534.19 
 
 Contents. 
 
 M )dern gallantry. 
 
 All-fools' day. 
 
 Ainlrus redivivns. 
 
 Artificial comedy of the last cen- 
 tury. 
 
 Baclielor's complaint of beha- 
 vior ot married people, 
 
 Barbara S— . 
 
 BarreniieKs of the iraa^iinative 
 lactilty in the productions of 
 modern art. 
 
 Blakesmoor in H — shire. 
 
 Captain JaL-ksoii. 
 
 CbHpler on ears. 
 
 Chi,d iingel. 
 
 Christ's hospitajflve-and-thirty 
 years a^^o. 
 
 Complaint of the decay of beg- 
 gars in the metropolis. 
 
 Conff'ssions of a drunkard. 
 
 Convalfscent (The). 
 
 Detached thoughts on books and 
 readiug. 
 
 Distant correspondents. 
 
 Drpaiii-children : a reverie. 
 
 Ellistnn (To the shade of). 
 
 Ellistoniaua. 
 
 Genteel style in writing. 
 
 Grjtce belore meat. 
 
 Imperfect sympathies. 
 
 Mackery end in Hertfordshire. 
 
 Mniidcn (On the acting of). 
 
 My first play. 
 
 Aly relations. 
 
 New-year's eve. 
 
 New8|tapei8 35 years ago. 
 
 Old actois (Ou some ot the). 
 
 Old and new school-nMSter. 
 
 Old benchers of the Inner Tem- 
 ple. 
 
 Old cliina. 
 
 Old Margate Hny. 
 
 Oxtbrd ill the vacation. 
 
 Ponr relations. 
 
 Praise of chiinney-sweepera. 
 
 Quaker's meetini,' (A). 
 
 Rejoicings upon the new year's 
 coming of age. 
 
 Rtiast piL^ (Dissertation ou). 
 
 Sanity of true genius. 
 
 South. sea house. 
 
 Stage illufli'>n. 
 
 Sipeiannuated man. 
 
 Sidney (Sir Philip), Some son- 
 nets of}. 
 
 Tombs in the abbey. 
 
 Two races of men. 
 
 Valentine's day. 
 
 Wedding (The). 
 
 Witches and othernight fears. 
 
 Popular fallacies. 
 
 . 1683.05 
 
 Mrs. Battle's opinions on whist, 
 
 — Poetical works. Philadelphia. 1852. 
 
 iVo(e.— Included In hia ' Works,' bdow. 
 
 — Specimens of Eughtih dramatic poets ; about the 
 
 time of Shakespeare. Londou, 1854. 8^. 1732.09 
 
 — Works. Collected and ed. with M'^moriald, by^Sir 
 
 T. N. Taliburd. Newed. L., 18(i7. 8^ . 5047.07 
 
 — Works. With life bv Sir T. N. Talfourd. 2 v. 
 
 New York. 1857. 12° 5047.01 
 
 V. 1. Letters; with a sketch of his life. Final memorials. 
 2. Essays of Klia. Last essays of Elia. KecoHections of 
 Christ's Hospital. Essays: On the trayedies of Shakspeare. 
 Characters of dramatic writers contemporary with Shak- 
 epeare. Specimens from the writings of Fuller. On the 
 genius and character of Hogarth. On the poetical works of 
 ' Geo. Wither. L-!tters : Tlie Londouer. On burial soi^ieties. 
 etc. On the danger of confounding moral with pejsonai 
 deformity. Ou the inconveniences resulting from being 
 hanged. On the melancholy ol taihu's. Hospita on the 
 immoderate iudulgimces of the pleasures of thu palate. 
 Edax on appetite. Cuiious fragments. Mr. H — , a farce. 
 Poems, including ' A farewell to tobacco,' etc. Soimets. 
 Blank verse, including John Woodvil. a tragedy. Album 
 vei'ses. etc. The wife's trial ; or the intruding widow, 
 dramatic poem. 
 as- For lives and estimates of Lamb, see Biography (p. 1G6}. 
 
 Lamb (Mrs. Martha J.) History of the city of New 
 York. Illustrated, v. 1- . New York and Chi- 
 cago, 1877- .8° 
 
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 Lamballe (Princesse). Sec Biography (p. 16C). 
 
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 — Practical hints on decorative needle work. London, 
 
 1847. 1C° G017.20 
 
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 Lambert (Charles K.) Poems : and translations from 
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 — Idiomatic key to the French language : conversa- 
 
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 Lambert (George). Game of hazard investigated. 
 
 London, 1810. S°. 4611.25 
 
 Lambert (T. S. ) Longevity. Pt. 1. Biometry. New 
 
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 — Rudimentary treatise ou metallurgy of silver and 
 
 had. London. Weale, 1801. l(i^ , . . 3:»33.4G 
 Lambrechtsen {Sir N. C.) History of the New Netherlands. 
 
 From the Dutch. [In New York Hist, kuc, 2d6., v. 1.] G15.Q6 
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 Esquisse d'une jnhilosophie. 4 v. Paris, 1840- 
 
 45. 8° 3504. '..2 
 
 — Le livre du psuple. Da passe et de Tavenir du 
 
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 — Paroles d'uu jcroyaut. Une voix de prism. De 
 
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 ton, 1872. b° :ni:J.17 
 
 Lamont (E. H.) Wild life among the Pacific Plund- 
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 — Popular history of British zoophytes, or corallines. 
 
 London, 185i. 16° 4'J12.06 
 
 Landscape! See Fine arts {Scenerj/. p. 518) ; — Nature ; — also 
 
 Brit. qu. rev.. Oct . 1873 (Sources of pleasure iu scenery). 
 Landscape-gardening. See Agriculture {Landscaiie-gardening, 
 
 p. 8). 
 Landscape-painting. See Fine arts (Landscape-painting, p. 616). 
 
 Landof Sciittr See Hunncwell (J. F.) 1871 952 25 
 
 Lauds of the Sar.icen. AVe Taylor (.J. Bayard). .991.22; 1051.03 
 
 Lands ot the slave aud the free. .S>;e Murray (H. A.) 1857. 1072.10 
 
 Landscape iinnual, 1830-39. Iu t. L.,ls30-39. S^. 974.10 
 
 Cimtents : v. 1. Boscoe (T.) Tourist in Switzerland and 
 
 Italy 974.16 
 
 2-4. RoscoB (T.) Tourist iu Italy 974.17 
 
 6. Roscoe (T.l Tourist in I'ranee 9t>1.22 
 
 6-9. Roscoe (T.) Tourist in Spain 932.14 
 
 10 Harrison (W. H.) Tourist in Portugal. . . . 982.18 
 Landseer C^irEdwlnl. Designs. Set' Landseer (Thomas), iw/oa;; 
 also Biography (p. 16ii). 
 
 Landseer (Johoi. Lectures on the art of engraving. 
 
 London, 1807. 8° 1413.13 
 
 Landseer (Thomas). 'Engravings of lions, tigers, 
 
 panthers, leopards, dog.-s, etc., chiefly after desigug 
 of Sir Edwin Landseer. L., 18.'.3. "j". .1447.08 
 
 — Life and letters of Wm. Bewick. 2 v. London, 
 
 1S71. l'.i° 30-11.10 
 
 Iiandt (Rev. G.) Description of the Feroe Islands. 
 
 From the Danish. Loudon, 1810. 8\ . 991.25 
 Lane (Edward Win.) Manncr.3 and cusloms of the 
 
 mod.'mE^'yptians. 3 v. in 1. L.,IH4(i. 1(1°. 10S1.13 
 
 — editor. See Arabian nights' entertainments [116.291 ; — Koran 
 
 Selecti'>n8 3757.15 
 
 Laneham (Robert). Letter deseriiiin:-; tlie pageant 
 
 presented before Elizabeth at Kenilworth castle, 
 
 1575. London, 1n21. 8' 492.:;0 
 
 Lanfrey (Pierre). History of Napoleon i. v. 1-3. 
 
 London, 1871-77. 8^ 3131.16 
 
 Langbein (J. C. J.) American flag ; its history. NY., 1876. 16'. 
 Laugdale (Hon. Charles), jlemoirs of Mrs. Fitzher- 
 
 bert. London, 1856. 8° 3056.12 
 
 Lange (Fiiedrich Albert). History of materialism. 
 
 Tr. by E.G. Thomas, v. 1- . B,,1877-. 8'. 5424.08 
 Lange (Johann Peter), and olher.-i. Commentary on 
 
 the Old Testiiment. From the German, by P. 
 
 Schaff [and others], v. 1-16. N.Y.,1869. 8°. 3725.10 
 
 V. 1. General introduction, aud Book of Genesis. 
 
 2. Kxodiis and Leviticus. , 
 
 3. Numbers aud Deuternnomy [wlien issued]. 
 A. Joshua, Judges, aud Ruth. 
 
 5. Samuel. 
 
 6. Books of the Kings. 
 
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 8. Book of Job ; with general introduction to the 
 
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 10. Proverbs. Ecclesiastes, and Bong of Solomon. 
 
 11. Isaiah [when issued). . 
 
 12. Daniel and Ezekiel. 
 
 13. Jer<=-]niah and Lamentations. 
 14-15. [W/ien utsued], 
 
 16. Minor prophets. 
 
 — Commentary ou the New Testament. From the 
 
 German, by P. Schaff [and others]. 10 v. New 
 
 York, 1869-74. 8° 37J7.U 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Matthew. 2. Mark. Luke. 3. John. 
 4. Acts. 5. Romans. 6. Corinthians. 7. Galatians. Kplie- 
 siaus. Philippians Colossians. 8. Thessaluniaiis. Timo- 
 thy. Titus, Philemon. Hebrews. 9. James, Peter, John, 
 and Jude 10. Revelatiou of St. Jolin. Witli a double 
 alpliabetical index to the ten volumes of N. T.. by J. H. 
 Woods. 
 Langford (John Alfred). Prison books and their au- 
 thors. London, 18' 1. 12° 326i.o2 
 
 — A century of Birmingham life : 1741-1841. 2 v. . 
 
 Birmingham, lytiS. 8° 435.15 
 
 Langhome (.lohn). Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In 
 C. s En-l poets, v. 16, 1810.] 1626 16 
 
 — Sel-t poems. Ed. by It. Walsh. |7n Sanford (E ) a"d 
 
 Walsh (U.) Brit, poets, v, 30. 1822-1 1691.30 
 
 Langland (Wm.) Parallel extracts from 29 mts. oi 
 Piers Ploughman. Ed. by W. W. Skeat. L., 
 1866. 8°. [Early Eng. textsoc, no. 17.1 7913.09 
 
 — Vision and Creed of Piers Ploughman. Ed. bv T. 
 
 Wright. 2d ed. 2 v. L., 1^56. 16°. . 1B7(;.06 
 JVod'.— The ' Crede' is uot by W. La iglaud. 
 
 — The vision of William concern n.; Piers Pl.iwman, 
 
 with Vita de Dowel, Dobet, et Dobe.st, secundum 
 wit et resoun. Ed. by W. W. Skeat. v. 1-3. 
 London, 1867-73. 8°. [Early Eng. textsoc, nos. 
 
 28, 118, 54.] 7913.09 
 
 Contents : Pt. 1. Vernon text, or text -K. 2. ' Crowley ' 
 text, or texts. 3. 'Whitalier' text, or text C. Richard 
 the Itedeles, by same author. The Crowned king by 
 another hand. Pt. 4 will coutain notes aud glossary to 
 all three texts. 
 
 Xole. — ' The character of Piers, in its liiphest form of de- 
 velopment, is identified with t lat of Christ t!ie savior.' 
 
 Fvr further uoliees o( ' The vision 'see New Euglaud,-r, v. 
 34. 1875 [art. by T. R Lotmsbmy, ; Morley's Eugl. writers 
 belore Chaucer, p. 757-767 (2754.19J. 
 5''ea/,to Pierce the plowman's crede 7913.11 
 
 Langley (.1. N.) Elementary physiology. See Foster (M.) and 
 Langley 4326.27 
 
 Langley (s. I>.) The solar photosphere, [/n Amer. assoc. Proc, 
 V. -22. 1873.) 3916.20 
 
 Langstafi'(Lancelot, pseud). See Salmagundi. 
 
 Langtoft (Pierre). Chrouiclo, iu French vfrse, to the 
 death ot Edward i. Ed. by T. Wright. 2 v. 
 L. ,1866-68. 8\ [Rolls chronicles.] . . 5140.— 
 
 — Chronicle, (as improv'd by R ibert of Brimne). 
 
 Publ. by T. Hearne. [Tii Hearne ( 1. ) Works, v. 
 3-4. London, 1810. 8°.] 476.03 
 
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 674 
 
 LANGUAG-E AND PHILOLOGY. 
 
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 39, Turkish.- 40, Umbrian.— 41, Welsh.— 42, Yoruba. 
 
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 American philological association. Proceedings. 2d- 
 Mtli aunuiil session, 1870-76. New York and Hart- 
 ford, 1871-76. 8° G411.15 
 
 Cfassica(joui-nal, v. 1-40,1810-39. L., 1810-29. 8". 2742.01 
 Journal of classical and sacred philology. 4 v. Cam- 
 bridge, (Bw/;.), 1854-1860. 8°. . ". . .6444.01 
 Journal of philology. Ed. by W. G. Clark, J. E. B. 
 Mayor, 'and W. A. Wright, v. 1-3. London and 
 
 Cambridge, 1868-71. 8" 6444.05 
 
 Phihlogiccxl museiuu. 2 v. Cambr., 1832-33. 8°. 6114.20 
 
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 1864. 15 V. Loudon, 1844-64. 8\ . . 6443.01 
 
 n. Origin and Philosophy of Language. 
 
 BeattieiJ.) Theory of language. 1788. . .6411.10 
 
 Same. [In his Works, v. 2.] 5016.10 
 
 Benlham [J.) Essay ou language. [In kis Works.v. 8 (15-16.)) 6016.08 
 Bkek(\V.H.J.) Ou the origin of language. 1869. 0412.14 
 Burgess (IF. R.) Eelation of language to thought. 
 
 1869; 6411.11 
 
 Calvert {G. H.) Essays ajsthetical. 1875. . .2411.29 
 Curiositis philologiques, geograiihiques, etc. 1855. 
 
 [Bibliothiique de pqcbe.] 6411.07 
 
 Be Quincey (T.) Language. [In his Letters to young men, 1854 ; 
 
 p. 161-187.] 2622.09 
 
 Dwight{B. W.) Modern philology. 2 v. 1861. 6111.24 
 
 See also New EiiKlaiidev, Aug., i858 ; p. 4C5-511. 
 Fiske (J.) GeuesiB of language. [In N. A. rev., v. 109, 1809 ; 
 
 p. 305-367.) 
 
 Flamank (J.) Jlind and manner, p. 98-133 5435.23 
 
 Gerber (G.) Die Sprache als Kunst. 1871. .6414.33 
 
 Gi/IHG. W.J.) A tractate on language. 18G0. 6412.09 
 
 liudky (J.) Essays philological, etc. 1873. . 6414.19 
 
 Contents : Greek rhythm and metre, and other papers. 
 
 Indo-European futures. Indo-European aspirate mutes. 
 
 On pas-sivo formatioiis. EugUsh possessive case. Ellis's 
 
 Early English prouuuciatiun. Ou English vowel quantity 
 
 in the 13tli ceutury and iu the 19th. Ou the language of 
 
 Palestine at the time of Christ. 
 Harris {J.) Hermee : or universal grammar. [In his Works. 
 
 1841.) 6044.26 
 
 — Philological enquiries. [In his Works, 1841.] . . . 5044.26 
 Houelac.gae (A.) Science of language. Tr. by A. H. 
 
 Keaue. 1877 6411.26 
 
 Johnes (A.J.) Philological proofs of the original unity 
 and recent origin of the human race. 1846. 6412. ■.i9 
 Jolinson (A. B. ) Meaning of. words : intellections, 
 sensations, and emotions. 1854. . . . 6434.0V 
 Johnson (E.) Nuces philosophicce : philosophy of 
 things as developed from the study of the philo- 
 sophy of words. 1812 5414.08 
 
 Johnson (S.) Philological tracts. [7rt Ats Works, v. 2.] .6045.10 
 Kavawii/h (J/. ) O.igiu of language and myths. 2 v. 
 
 1871. ■. 6411.12 
 
 Latham (R. 0.) Logic in its application to language. 
 18".6 5428.16 
 
 — Opuscula. Essays chiefly philological and ethno- 
 
 graphical. 1850 6425.30 
 
 Mar^set (ff. L.) Pliilosophy of language. [In his Letters, etc., 
 
 1873.) 6424.23 
 
 Monhoddo (J. Burnet, lord). Of the rise and progress 
 of language. 2d ed. 6 v. 1774-88. . .6414.11 
 CotiteiUs : V. 1. ^Tiethor lauj^ttage be from nature or ac- 
 quired habit. 2. Of tho art of language. Of the Greek 
 language. 3. Of style. 4. Of the escelleucies and defects 
 of different languages. Of style, and its different kinds. 
 5. Of style, continued. 6. Rhetoric and oratory. 
 Mailer {Ma-c). Lectures on the science of language. 
 
 2 V. 1862-65 6412.03 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The science of language one of the physi- 
 cal sciences. Growth of language in contradistinction to 
 its history. Enipiriral stage. Classificatory stage. Gen- 
 ealogical classificatiou. Comparative grammar. Morpho- 
 logical classificatiou. Origin of Language. 2. New theo- 
 ries. Language and reason. Physiological alphabet. 
 Phonetic change. Grimm's law. Etymology. Powers of 
 roots. Metaphor. Mythology of the Greeks. Jupiter tho 
 supreme Aryan God. Myths of the dawu. Modern my- 
 thology. 
 
 iVof^. —Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 96, 1864 ; Ed. rev., t. 
 Ho. 18G2 : Eraser's mag., v. 65. 1862 : Nat. rev., v. 13, 1861 ; 
 N. A. rev., v. 101, 1865 (Is the study of language a physical 
 science?); Qu. rev., v. 119, 1806; Westm. rev., v. 83- 
 1865 : V. 86. 1866. 
 
 — Lectures on Darwin's philosophy of language. [In Fraser'a 
 
 mag.. May, Juue, July, 1873.) 
 
 — On the origin of reason. [In Contem. rev., Feb. 1878.) 
 
 Note. — A review of Noire's Der Urspruug der Sprache. 
 — ■ On the stratification of langiiage. 18()8. . 6412.25 
 
 — Results of the science of language. [In Contem. rev. v. 20 ] 
 
 Peile [J.) Philology. 1877 6ill.06 
 
 Priestley (J.) Theory of language, and universal grammar. [In 
 
 his Works, v. 23. J 3591.25 
 
 Benan (£. ) De Torigine du laugage. 18.59. . 6413.01 
 Scldegel (A', ir. F. von). Philosophy of language. Tr. 
 
 by A. J. W. Morrison. 1847 5416.22 
 
 Schteiclier (A.) Darwinism tested by the science of 
 
 language. From the German. 1869. . 6412.13 
 Scott fi?.) Origin and progress of language and writing. [In 
 
 Class, jour.', v. 1,2 : p. 37-47, 1810. | 2742.01 
 
 Stoddart (Sir J.) Glossology; or the historical rela- 
 tions of language. 1S58. 6412.10 
 
 Taylor (1.) Words and pkces. 1865. . . .0614.12 
 Note. — Reviewed in Quarterly rev., v. 116, 1864. 
 
 Tylor [E. B.) Origin of language ; interjectioual. imitatiye, and 
 symbolic theories. [In Fortn. rev., v. 4, 1866.J 
 
 Wedgwood ( II. ) Ou the origin of knguage. 18C6. 6412.15 
 Note. — Advocates the iuteijectional and imitative theories. 
 
 WIdtney ( W. D. ) Language and the study of lan- 
 guage. 1867 6412.01 
 
 — Are languages institutions? [In Contem. rev., Apl., 1875.) 
 
 — Darwinism and language. [In N. A. lev.. July. 1874. J 
 
 Note. — Holds that Darwin's general view of speech in 
 its anthropological relations is tar truer than that of Max 
 Muller. See also article by George H. Darwin apropos of 
 the discussion, in Contemp. rev., Nov., 1874. 
 
 — Life and growth of language. 1875. . . . 6411.18 
 
 — Oriental and linguistic studies. 1873. . . 6411.15 
 
 Contents : Indo-European philology and ethnology. Mtil- 
 ler's Lectures on language. Present state of the question 
 as to the origin of language. Bleek aud the simious the- 
 ory of language. Schleicher aud the physic;d theory of 
 language. Steiuthal and the psychologii al theory of lan- 
 guage (N. A. rev., April, 1872;, Language and education 
 (N. A. rev., V. 113, 1871). 
 Same. 2d series. 1874 6411.16 
 
 Contents: Miiller'a Chips from a German workshop. 
 Cox's Aryan mythology. Alford's Queen's English. How 
 shall we spell ? Elements of English pronunciation. Re- 
 lation of vowel and consonant. Bell's visible speech. Ou 
 the accent in Sanskrit. 
 
 — Value of linguistic science to ethnology. [In Kew Englander, 
 
 V. 26. 1807.) 
 
 Wilkins {A. S.) Some historical results of the science of lan- 
 guage, [/li Owens College. Essays aud addresses.) 2538.05 
 
 Wilson (J.) Kough notes on the errors of grammar, 
 and the uatm-e of language. 1858. . . 6415.18 
 
 iriscmaw iJ.) Comparative study of languages. [In his Twelve 
 
 lectures, f(c. v. 1, 1853 ; p. 1-134.] 3624.05 
 
 See also Black, mag., v. 94, 1862 (Characteristics of Lan- 
 guage) ; N. A. rev., v. 97, 1863 (Evolution of Ijmgnage : 
 Muller, Renau, Spencer) : N. Brit. rev., v. 30, 1869 (Philo- 
 sophy of language ; Renau, Miiller) ; "Westm. rev., Oct., 
 1874 (Origin of language : Miiller, Darwin, Farrar). 
 
 111. Comparative Philology. 
 
 BaibitA.) "Atlas dthnographique du globe, ou classi- 
 fication des peuples d'aprfea leurs langues. 1826. 
 fol A.27.01 
 
 Same. Partie hist, et litteraire. T. 1. Discouis 
 
 prehm. 1826. 8" 6414.18 
 
 Note. — Has also title ' Introd. ii I'Atlas,' etc. 
 
 Bellows (J.) Outline dictionary for the use of mission- 
 aries, explorers, aud studf-nts. 1867. . 6411.09. 
 
 Bopp I R ) Comparative grammar of the Sanskrit, Zend, 
 Greek, Latin, Lithuanian, Gothic, German, and 
 Sclavonic languages. 3 v. 1862. . . . 6412.16 
 
 Bunsen iC. C. J.) Outlines of the philos, of universal history ap- 
 plied to language and religion, [v. 3-4 of his Christianity 
 .and mankind. 1»54.] . . . ' 3414.0* 
 
 Davies {J.) Ou (he couiiesion of the Keltic with the Teutonic 
 lauguages, and especially with the Anglo-Saxon. [In PhiloL 
 sue. Proceedings, 1857.) 6443.10 
 
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 DeVere (.V. S.) Outlines of comparative pliilologv. 
 1853 0413.02 
 
 Dtclriht (Ji. W.) Mod. philology. 33 ed. 2v. 18G4. 
 
 Fari-ar i,F. )V.) Families of speech. Four lecturos. 
 1870 6412.22 
 
 — CImpters on Liugnage. 1865 
 
 Feirar (W. ir.) Comparative grammar of Sanskrit, 
 Greek, and Latin, v. 1. 18C9. . . . 6112.19 
 
 Orimm (J. L.) S^'C imdfr his nmne (p. 5'.I4 of CataloHUe). 
 
 Guest {E.\ On the cleiiieuts of lauguage. [/h Phiiol. soc. Pro- 
 ceediugH. v. 3, 1848.] 6443.03 
 
 II ttdcman (5. 5.) Chiuese autl Inilo^Europeau languages. [/» 
 Amer. assoo. Proc. v. 10, 1856.) 394G.09 
 
 IMj'enstein (J. ) Comparative grammar of the Teutouio 
 language. Being at the same time a historical 
 grammar of the English language. 1870. 6413.08 
 
 Jamieson (J.) Hermes Soy thicus : or the radical affiui- 
 
 * ties of the Greek and Latin languages to the Gothic. 
 
 1814 6413.04 
 
 Klipsiein (L. F., ed.) Study of modern languages. 
 Part 1. French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Ger- 
 man, and English [phrases, conversations, idioms, 
 f(c.] 1848 C416.14 
 
 Lalham (U. 0.) Elements of comparative philology. 
 1SC2 6414.17 
 
 Lewis (J.) Tables of comparative etymology and ana- 
 logous formations in the Greek, Latin, Spanish, 
 Italian, French, English, and German languages. 
 1828 ; • • 'JllG-lS 
 
 Morgan (L.H.) Systems of consanguinity and affinity 
 of the human family. 1871 3937.17 
 
 Maury [A.) On the distribution and classification of tongues. 
 [In Nott and Gliddou's Indigeuoua races of the earth. 
 1857 ; p. 25 87.] 473(1.02 
 
 Mitller (F.) Reise der osterreichischen Fregatte No- 
 
 vara um die Erde, 1857-59. Linguistischer Theil. 
 
 Wien, 1867. 4° 936.16 
 
 ConUnts : Afrilianiecbe Sprachen. Indiscbe Spracben. 
 
 Australische Sprachen. Malayo-Polynesisclie Sprachen. 
 Mi'dler (F. Mux). Chips from a German workshop. 
 
 4v. 1867-75 2537.19 
 
 — Languages of the seat of war in the east ; with sur- 
 
 vey of the Semitic, Arian, and Turanian alphabet, 
 and an ethnographical map, drawn by A. Peter- 
 mann. 1855 6414.22 
 
 — Introduction. See Bellows (J.) Outline diet., elc, 1867. 6411.09 
 Murray {A.) History of the European languages : or re- 
 searches into the affinities of the Teutonic, Greek, 
 Celtic, Sclavonic, and Indian nations. 1823. 6412.27 
 
 Kolhy (KA.) Comparative grammar of French, Italian, 
 Spanish, and Portuguese languages. 18G8. 6411.03 
 
 Prichard (J. C. ) Eastern origin of the Celtic nations 
 proved by a comparison of their dialects with the 
 Sanskrit, Greek, Latin, and Teutonic languages. 
 Ed. by R. G. Latham. 1857 6413.05 
 
 Turner [S.) Affiniliea and diversities in the languages of the 
 world. [/« Roy. aoc. of lit. Trans, v. 1, 1829.) .5068.01 
 
 Welsford (H.) Mithridates Minor ; or essay on lan- 
 guage. 1818 e412.15a 
 
 Young (jT.) Languages, a classification of all the known lan- 
 guages of the ancient worid. (//t /(i5 Works. V. 3] .5082.03 
 See also Blacliwood's mag., v. Ili2. 18(ft (Grimm's law); 
 N. Brit, rev., v. 16, 1851-2 (Wm. von Humboldt on comp. 
 philologj'). 
 jBS- See also Polyglott Works, (p. 680). 
 
 IV. Principles of Grammar. 
 Condillac [E. B.tU). Lagrammaire. [7n AisCom-s d"6tude, v. 1 ] 
 Cornwallis (C. F.) General principles of grammar. 
 
 [anon.] 1847 6412.24 
 
 Moore (N. B'.) Short introd. to universal grammar. 
 
 1814. . 4112.13 
 
 Manning (J.) Inquiry into the character and origin of 
 
 the possessive augment. 18l'i4 6443.15 
 
 TliringiE.) On the piinciples of grammar. 1868.' 6433. 09 
 SloddaH {Sir J.) Universal grammar, or pure science 
 
 of language. 3d ed. 1854. 6412.11 
 
 V. Alphabets and Alphaheiic Cliaraders. 
 Ballhom (F.) Grammatogiaphy : alphabets of ancient 
 
 and modern languages. lN(il 6415.17 
 
 Be^four [J.) Remarks of certain nlpliabets in use among the 
 Jews. \ln Roy soc. of lit. Trans., v. 3. 183s] . . 6068.03 
 Set also Bibl. sacra, v. 31, 1874 (History in alphabets). 
 
 Fbrster (C.) The one primeval language iniced experi- 
 mentally through ancient alphabetic characters of 
 
 lost jiower from the four continents. 3 pts. in 4 
 
 V. 1852-51 G412.05 
 
 Contents: V. 1. Voice of Israel from the Rocks of siual. 
 2 Monuments of Egyjit. and tlieir traces of patriarciial 
 traditions. 3. Monuments of Assyria. Babylonia, and P,-r- 
 eia. With a key lor the recovery of tlic lost Ton tribes 
 4. Harmony of primeval alphabets ; folded chart. 
 
 Lepsius (C. I!.) Standard alphabets for reducing un- 
 written lau;.!uagts and foreign graphic systems to 
 a uniform ortbography in European letters. 641.'j.li; 
 
 Wall (C. IF.) Exjilanalion of ancient orthography. 
 
 3pt!5. ia 4 V. 1835 6425,19 
 
 Cimlenis : Pt. 1. An inquiry into tbo origin of alphabetic 
 writing ; with an essay on the Egyptian hieroglyphics 
 2. Propagation of alphabets and other i.houetic systems 
 throughout eastern Asia : and the vast inferiority of idea- 
 grapbic writing, as displayed in its effe.'ts upon hu- 
 man learning. 3. Sacred text originally wrilteii without 
 vowel-letters, or any signs whatever of the vo,al. con- 
 sidered apart from the articulate iugredieuts of syllabic 
 sounds. 
 
 VI. Stiuly of Langnajje. 
 
 Harrison (B.) .Study of language. [In Oxford prize essays, v. 
 6, 1836 ; p. 39-89.] 2541.15 
 
 MarcH (C) Study of language brought back to its 
 true principles. 1869 6412.02 
 
 Prenderijast ( T. ) Handbook to the mastery [of Lxn- 
 guage] series. 1869 0411.14 
 
 — The mastery of* languages, or, the art of speaking 
 
 foreign tongues idiomatically. 3d ed. 1872. 6112.12 
 
 VII. Various Languages. 
 1. Americanisms. • 
 
 Briited (0. A .) Engl, language in America. [In Cambridge es- 
 says, 1855.] 2517.13 
 
 Bartktt (J. li.) Dictionary of Americanisms. 2d ed. 
 
 1859 6424.17 
 
 Same. 1878 6424.17a 
 
 Eiwyn (A. X.) Glossary of supposed Americanisms. 
 
 1859 6423.23 
 
 Schdede Vere(3L) Americanisms : English of the New 
 
 World. 1872 6424.18 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 102. 1867 ; p. 399.417 ; 
 
 Lippincott's. March. 1869 (Our proviuuialisnis, by H. 
 
 Keeves) ; Atlantic monthly, v. 6, I860 {The two tongues). 
 
 2, Auglo-Sa^on Language. 
 
 Barnes (W.) Early England and the Saxon English ; 
 with some notes on the father-stock of the Saxon 
 English, the Frisians. 1869 6432.13 
 
 Bosworth (J.) Compendious Anglo-Saxon and English 
 dictionary. 1848 64:15.07 
 
 Corson (H. ) Handbook of Anglo-Saxon and early Eng- 
 lish. 1871 6424.03 
 
 Davies (J.) Connection of the Keltic with the Anglo-Saxon lan- 
 guage. [In Philol. Boc. Trans., 1857.] 6443.10 
 
 Hand-book of Anglo-Saxon derivatives. 1854. 6432.01 
 
 Hand-book of Anglo-Saxon root-words. By a lit. assoc. 
 1855 6432.02 
 
 Klipsiein (i. F.) Grammar of the Anglo-Saxon lan- 
 guage. 1859 6432.05 
 
 March (F. A.) Anglo-Saxon reader, with notes, a 
 brief grammar, and vocabulary. 1870. . 6121.02 
 
 — Comparative grammar of the Anglo-Saxon language. 
 
 1870 6424.01 
 
 Kask (-E.) .STee next entry. 
 
 \'ernon (E. J.) Guide to the Anglo-Saxon tongue : a 
 grammar after Erasmus Rask, extracts in prose 
 and verse, etc. 1855 6432.06 
 
 3. Arabic Language. 
 
 Calafai/o (J.) English and Arabic and Arabic and 
 ■ English dictionary. 2d ed. 1S73. . . 6435. 18 
 Faris Et-Shidiac. Practical grammar of the Arabic lan- 
 guage. With interlineal reading lessons, dia- 
 logues, and vocabulary. 1866 6421.01 
 
 Sewvvan (F. IT.) Dictionary of modem Arabic. 2 v. 
 
 1871 6421.02 
 
 See. also Eraser's mag., v. G4, 1861 (Modern Arabic) ; Nat. 
 qu, rev., V. 7, 1863 (Arabic language and literature). 
 
 4. Armenian Language. 
 
 Aucher (P.) and Brand (J.) Dictionary. 1. English 
 and Armenian. 2. Armenian and English. 2 v. 
 18il 6425.17 
 
 In asking for books, use the ■• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S N.i.lIE, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEK.
 
 675 
 
 LANG-UAG-E : Assyrian to English, 
 
 DwLght {H G.O.] rntiloRne of works In the ArTiieniau lauguage 
 e.ir.iec tlian ttie 17th ceutmy. {In Amer. orieut. sue, 
 Jonniil, V. 3, 18">3.] 7814.(iJ 
 
 — and Kgt/s (E.\ Urtlingiapliy of the Armeuiau and Turkish 
 
 lirnper Uiniies. [/ii v. 4, 1K64,] 7»14 04 
 
 Riggs t,E.\ In vertSLl cunstrnrtion otmoclerii Armenian. [//lAm. 
 orient, sue. Jour., v. 6, 1S60 7814.05 
 
 5. Assyrian Language. 
 
 Sayce {A. II. t Assyrian grammar, for comparative piir- 
 
 pose.s. 1972 G421.03 
 
 Sn^ .^''« a'sn Inscriptions (p. 645) ; — Cuneiform inscrip- 
 tions (p. 4II1J ;— Countries [Aasi^fia. p. 202). 
 
 6. Celtic, Irish, GaeKc, and British Lanjuages. 
 
 Blacki' [J.3 ) Language and literature oi'tlie Scottish 
 Highlimils. 1876 6441.08 
 
 Bom Ice (U. J.) Aryan origin of the Gaelic race and 
 language. The Eo-md towers, the Brehon law, 
 truth i.f the Pentateuch. 1876. . . . (5441.12 
 
 Vavies (J.) On the connexion of the Celtic with the Teutonic 
 laiignagesi. [/ii Philol, soc. Trans., 1800-01.] . . 0443.13 
 
 JS;i7it.s-/» in.su aictioaary. J81J G4J1.13 
 
 ' LeUei-s on the ancient British langnajie of Cornwall. [In Class, 
 journal, v. 17. p. 437 ; v. 18, p. 103, 365 ; v. 10. p. 221 ; v. 20, 
 p. 109, 200 ; V. 21, p. 62. 239 ; T. 22. p. 20, 377. . . 2742.18 
 
 O'Reiliy (Ii.) Irisu-Kuglish dictionary; with a com- 
 pendious grammar. 3817 G12G.13 
 
 Shaw (W.) Analysis of the Gaelic language. 2d ed. 
 1778 G12I.13 
 
 SlraUan { T. ) Affinity between the Hebrew languat»e 
 and the Ctrltic. 3d ed. 1872 64-21.18 
 
 — Celtic origia.of Greek and Latin lang. 1870. 6J21.14 
 VallanciJiC.) Grammar o( the Irislilaug. 1773. 0425.11 
 
 4S- Set also Countries (Celtl, p, 299). 
 
 7. Chinese Language. 
 
 Davis {J.) On certain peculiar and advantageous properties of 
 the wi-itten language oi China. [In Philol. eoc. procee<l- 
 ings, 1800.J 6443.13 
 
 DooUlile {J. ) V'ocabulary and hand-book of the Chinese 
 Language. 2 v. 1^72 G12G.17 
 
 Edlcias (J.) China's place in philology : an attempt to 
 Bhow that the langungts of Europe and Asia have 
 a co:innou origin. 1871 6421.(15 
 
 Johnston (.v.) CInnese language. (/nAij Oriental religions : China 
 p. 397-437.] 3503.34 
 
 tiammers (J. ) Kudimeuts of the Chinese language, with 
 dialogues, ex-rcises .and a vocabulary. 1864. 6421.04 
 
 trti/;(C. tr.) /« /us Ai\cient orthography. Part 2. 1841.042.5.21 
 
 White (.1/. C.) 01iiiie.s6 local dialects reduced to writing. [In 
 Amer. orient, soc. Jour., v, 4. 1854.] 7814.08 
 
 8. Circassian Language. 
 
 Loewe (L.) Dictionary of tho Circassian language : EnglishCir- 
 cassian-Tnrkiah. and Circassiaii-English-Turkish. Iln 
 Philol. soc, proceedings. 1852-53.] 6443.06 
 
 9. Danish Language. 
 
 Ferrall (— ) and Eepp (— ). Dansk-engelske ordbog 
 gjeunemseetogrettetaf W. Mariboe. 18G1. 6422,14 
 
 Peler.'son {C. J. P) Norwegian-Danish grammar and 
 reader. 1872 C422.1.") 
 
 Basing (S.) Eugelsk-Dansk Ordbog. 1863. . 6422.14 
 
 10. Dutch Language. 
 
 Ch-oot ABC boek zeer bekwaam voor de yonge kiuderen 
 teleeren. 1781 C421.08 
 
 Jaeger {A.) English and Dutch dictionary. London, 
 18G3. 18° 
 
 Van Ilasendonck (J. B. ) Grammar of the Dutch lan- 
 guage. Is23. . 6421.09 
 
 11. English Language. 
 
 1. General Works. "* • 
 
 AbboH {E. A.) and Seelei; (J. B.) English lessons for 
 
 Eiiglish people. 1872 6433.12 
 
 Adehtwj [J. 0) Three philological e.ssays, chiefly tr. 
 from Ih,! German, by A.F.M.Willich. 1798. 54i4.24 
 Cmtrnis : 1. Concise history of the English langnage 
 2. Pbilosiiphi.al vifW of tlie English language. 3. On the 
 relative juerita and demerits of Johnson's English dic- 
 tionary. 
 
 Angvn {Joseph). Hand-book of the English tonoue 
 
 „ J87J 6433.21 
 
 Baihji,S.) On the changes in the English language [In his 
 Discourses, 18J2 ; p. 61-100) 2517.05 
 
 Bigshy {B. K S. D.) Catechism of the history of the 
 
 English Inuguage. 1870 6433.14 
 
 Eiigliah retraced, or remavlrs critical and ph'lolotjical, 
 
 founded on a comijarison cf the Breeches Bilile 
 
 with the English of the p-.esent day. 1862. 6433. 11 
 Hall (F.) Becent exemplifications of false philology. 
 
 1872 0J33.^2 
 
 Hume (A.) Of the orthographic and congruilio of the 
 
 Briton tongue. Ed. by H. B. Wheaik-y. [E. E. 
 
 T. S., v. 0.] 7'J13.02 
 
 Latham (B. <T.) The English language. 18:0. C4.j3.04 
 
 i\ro/f,— Reviewed iuN. A. rev., v. 74r 1853 ; p. 1-24. 
 Mackay (C.) Lost beauties of tho English language. 
 
 1S74 61.'52.15 
 
 March (F. A.) Method of philological ctudy of the 
 
 English langnnge. 1SC5 (;432.11 
 
 Marsh, (G. P.) Lectures cu the English Linguag^ 
 
 18.1(1 6425.24 
 
 N'ltc. — Reviewed In Nat. rev., v. 14, 1862 ; N. A. rev., v. 
 
 91. 1800. ■ 
 
 — Origin and hist, of the Engl, language. 18C2. 6425.25 
 Utipliard (T. X. K.) Sources of fctandard English. 
 
 1873 6432.14 
 
 Perrin (J. ) Elements of Engl, conversation, with dialo- 
 gues in French, Engl., and Italian. iNls. 6411.00 
 Scheie de Vere (M. ) Studies in En!,'lish. 18G9. 6433.10 
 Shepherd (//.£) Hist.of the Engl. Iangt;age. 1.S74. 6433.24 
 TookeiJ.H.) Diversions of Pui-ley. ^v. IbOG-?. G133.07 
 Trench (B.C.) English, past (md present. 1855. 6425.26 
 
 Koti: Reviewed in Frasers mag., v. 62, 1855. 
 
 Welsford (H.) Origin and r.nmifications of the English 
 
 'language. 1845 643:1. (I5 
 
 Wright (T.) On the hist, of the English language. [In his Es. 
 says on arcli»ol. subjects, c/c. v. 2. 1801. J . . . 443.30 
 Sfe also BlacliW. mag., v. 60, 1808, or Littcll, 1869. v. 2 
 (Revolutions in the queen s Engliph) ; Ed. rev.. July, 
 1874 (Modern English, by F. Hall) ; v. 120. 1804 (The queen's 
 Euglifh) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 1, 1800 (The Engl, language) ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 98, 1872 (Eugli-sh philology). 
 
 2. EngUsh Composition. 
 Abboll (E E.) How to write clearlj'. English compo- 
 sition. 1875 04.J2.24 
 
 iJaii! (.4.) Engl.compohitionaudrhetoric. 1S72. C334.1S 
 Clark (S. W.) Analysis of the English language, sen- 
 tences and phrases. ls;j5 6414.19 
 
 Day (H.N.) Art of Enghsh composition. 18G7. 6432.27 
 GUmore (J. H. ) Outlines of the art of expression. 2d 
 
 ed. revised. 1876 6432 31 
 
 Graham ( 0. F. ) English ; or the art of composition. 
 ISoO 6132.29 
 
 — English style. 1857 6432.30 
 
 Kerl ( S. ) Elements of composition and rhetoric. 6334. 17 
 Parker (R. 0.) Aids to En-dish composition. 6132.28 
 Quackenbos ((?. P.) Illustrated lessons in our lan- 
 guage. 1876 64:!3.26 
 
 Rogers (II.) Prose composition. [In his Essays from Gi'od 
 
 words, 1867 ; p. 170-193.] 2541.32 
 
 Siointon (W.) School comj^osition. 1874 . . 6433.23 
 ,8!^ Hee also Rhetoric, in geueral alphabet. 
 
 3. Enghsh local dialects, provincialisms, and archaic words. 
 
 Barnes ( W. ) tJrammar and glossarj- of tho Dorset di- 
 alect with the history, outspreading, and bearings 
 of southwestern English. 1863. . . . 6443.15 
 
 Orose(F.) Provincial glossary. New cd. ISU. G427.0.i 
 
 — and Pegge (.S'. ) Glossary of provincir.l and local 
 
 words. 1839 6423.29 
 
 HalUwell (J. 0. ) Dictionary of archaic and provincial 
 
 words from the 14th century. 2 v. 185-5. 6423.16 
 Hey wood (T.) South L.ancashirj dialect. [Chetham 
 
 soc] 5UU5.17 
 
 Blcliard.son (J.) ' Cummerland talk'; short tabs and 
 
 rhymes. 1871 1(8^.25 
 
 Trench (B. C.) Select glos.sary of English words used 
 
 foriSerly in senses diftereut from tho present. 
 
 1859 6134.06 
 
 Wright { T. ) Dictionary of obsolete and provinciid 
 
 Engli;:h. 2 v. 1857 6423.18 
 
 j^- See also Slang (p. C81). 
 
 4. Enghsh Dictionaries. 
 Bailey ( K ) Universal etymological English dictionary. 
 
 1754 64.7.(-i2 
 
 BoagiJ.) Imp.?rial lexicon. 2 v. 1S:2. . .6435.04 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 LANG-UAG-E : Eug:ish (Early), Errora and Vulgarisms, Etymology, Grammar. 677 
 
 Craiij {J. ) New universal etymological, technological, 
 
 ami prommuciug dictionur.v. 2 v. l.SoS. (14.J5.01 
 
 Donald (Jan\e.f, ei(.) Cliambeis's etymological dicliou- 
 
 ary. Is(i8 G132.03 
 
 Johnson {S.) Dictionary. Verbatim from tho autboi's 
 
 last fol. cil. 1851 6435.03 
 
 t/ijiiius (K,j>. I EtymologicmnAnglicanum.1743. fj4'27.01 
 Lalham [R. 0.) Dictionai-y of the English iaugunge. 
 
 av. iu4. ISUi; WiG.Uo 
 
 Levins (P.) Jla-jipulus vocabulorum ; a dictionary of 
 Gr,?ek and Latin words ; ed. by H. B. Wheatlcy. 
 
 [Camden soc, 1>^67.] 5113. 4'J 
 
 Note — Tliis editiou has oue leaf of Levius'a original er- 
 rata (p. 3(J9-370) uot fouud iu the following eutiy. 
 
 Same. [With title] Manijjulus vocabiilorum : a 
 
 rhyming dictionary of the Eughsh Innguage. 
 (1570.) Ed. byH. B. "Wheatlej'. [E. E. T. S., 
 
 no. 27, 18G7.] 7913.08 
 
 Minsheti (J.) See Polyglott Dictionaries (p. 080). 
 
 A'uUall {P. A. ) Standard pronouncing dictionary. 
 
 New ed. [ii. d.) 6423.33 
 
 Ogilvie (J.) taperial dictionary, English, technolo- 
 gical, and scientific. 1S60 642().II9 
 
 ridlUiii (,E.) New world of words, or general English 
 
 dictionary. 4th cd. 1G78 643G.03 
 
 liichaidson {C.) New dictionary of the English lan- 
 guage. 2 V. 1863 G13C.01 
 
 Same. Supplement, 1870. {B'd with v. 2 of fore- 
 going. ) 
 ^heUon (E.) Dictionary of every-day difficulties m 
 reading, writing, and speaking. 1862. . 6432.04 
 Slormouth (J.) Etymological and pronouncing diction- 
 ary, with selection of scientific terms. 1871. 6424.24 
 Vines (C. ) Dictionary appendix : 7000 words, with 
 prefixes, suffixes, abbreviations, and Latin and 
 
 French phrases. 31st ed 6423.32 
 
 Walker (J.) Pronormcing dictionary, adapted, etc., 
 
 by B. H. Smart. 1852 0435.1G 
 
 \Vebsier {N.) American dictionary of the English 
 language. Eevised by C. A. Goodrich and N. 
 
 Porter. Springfield, 1864. 4" 
 
 Worcester {J. M.) XJictionary of the English language. 
 
 ISGO 6426.U3 
 
 4^* See also ' English dialects and provincialisms (p. 67G); — 
 ' Englisk Ktyinology' (p. C7T) ; — Synonyms (p. 678) ; — etc. 
 
 For English vocabuiaHrs with the equivuleuta iu foreign 
 lattguag^-s Bee names of various foreign languages recorded 
 iu this class. 
 
 Essays on English dictionaries. 
 
 Coleridge [D.) Observ. on the plan of the society's proposed new 
 Ensl. dictionarv. [/n Pbilol. bog. Proceedings, IBGO.) 0413.13 
 
 De Quincei/ (I'.) Note book. 1855 ; p. 274-2.S1.) .... 2522.17 
 
 >Vy {D. J'.} On some English dictionaries. [In Fhilol. soc. 
 Proceediuss. 1859 ) CU3.12 
 
 Gilman IS.) Lexicography and lexicons. [In his Contributions, 
 etc.] 2526. U 
 
 Trench ( R. C.) On some deficiencies in our Engl, dic- 
 tionaries. I860 6425.27 
 
 Same. [In Philol. soc. Proceedings, 1857.) . . . 6443.10 
 
 See also Bibl. sacra, Jan., 186:) (English lexicography, by 
 Noah Porter) ; Qu. rev., Oct., 1873. • 
 
 5. Early EngUsh. 
 
 Coleridge {E.) Glossarial index to the printed English 
 literature of the loth century. 1859. . . G424.il 
 
 Oatfridus OramnuUicus. Promptorium parvulorum : 
 lexicon Auglo-Latinum princeps, cir. 1440, com- 
 mentariolis subjectis, rec. A. Way. 3 v. [Camden 
 soc] 5112.25; 54; 89 
 
 Morrii {Ii.) Specimens of early English, a.d. 1250- 
 
 1400. 1867 6432.08 
 
 ay S''e also iha publications of the Chaucer society (p. 
 263) ;— Early Euglisli text society (p. 432j. 
 
 6. English Errors of Speech and writing ; Vulgarisms, etc. 
 
 Alford (IT.) Plea for the queen's English. Stray 
 
 notes on speaking and .si^cTliag. 2dcd. 1865.6123.21 
 
 Reviewed by G. W. Jloon {betotv); audby W. D. Whitney 
 
 tn his Orient, and linguistic studies. 2d s., 1874 [6411.16]. 
 
 Bmliie [J.) Scolicisms, arranged in alpliabetical or- 
 der. 1787 G424.15 
 
 Qould (E. 8.) Good English ; or popular errors in lan- 
 guage. 1867 6423.26 
 
 Lice and learn : examples of ouo thousand mistakes in 
 speaking, writing,andi)ronunciation. ls5iJ.G423.2i 
 
 Meredilh{L.F.) Evory-day errors of .speech. 1872. 6.423.31 
 
 Moon ((/. 11'.) Bad English of LindU'V Murray, etc. 
 
 18IJ9 6423. 2S 
 
 — The dean's English; a criticism. 4th ed. 18Gf',. 6123.23 
 Vulgarisms and other errors of speech. 18G8. 6423.22 
 Ku/i/an7i>s of speech corrected. [«iioh.] 182G. G42.'i.30 
 
 fl^ ,SV/r also Conversation (p. 280) ;— Americanisms (p. 
 076) ;— Slang (p. 681). 
 
 7. English Etymology and Derivation. 
 
 Cliarnock (/?. !<.) Verba nominnlia ; or, words de- 
 rived from proper names. 18GG. . . . 64^5.11) 
 
 Ilaldrmnn (ti. S.) Affixes, [prefixes and suffixes] ex- 
 hibiting the etymologio structure of Enghsh 
 
 words. 1865 G434.17 
 
 Note. — Reviewed by W. L. Blacliley, Contenip. rev., v. 5. 
 
 Hand-book of tho engrafted words of the iOiigli.sh lan- 
 guage. By a literary association. Is57. G134. 18 . 
 
 Knapp (A. J.) Koots and ramifications of divers 
 words. 1857 G434.(i8 
 
 M'Kenzie (T.) Guide to philological investigdtion 
 [and grammatical derivation.] 1841. . 6434.11 
 
 Tidhot {II. F.) English etymologies. 1.S47. .6421.23 
 
 Wedgwood {II.) Dictionary of English etymology. 
 V. 1, A-D. With notes and additions, by G. P. 
 Marsh. New York, 1862. 1. 8= G4:!.5.11 
 
 Same. v. 2-3 in 3 pts. L., 18G2-65. 8'. 6135.12 
 
 V. 2. E-P. V. 3. pt. 1. Q Sy. V. 3. pt. 2. T-Z. 
 aS" See also English Words (p. 078). 
 
 8. English Grammar and Exercises. 
 5rotCTi((?.) Grammar of English grammars. 1857. 6415. 21 
 Clark (S. W. ) Science of the English language : a 
 
 practical grammar. 1857 6433.02 
 
 Colquhoun {J. S.) Compendious grammar and pbilol. 
 
 handbook of the English language. 1871. 6 1 33. 15 
 Earle {J. ) Philology of tho English tongue. 1871. 6433. 13 
 Fowkr ( W. C. ) English grammar. 1850. . . 6424. 14 
 
 — Elementary English grammar. 1859. . .6433.03 
 Oilchrisl (J.) Philosophic etymology, or rational 
 
 grammar. 1816 6434.23 
 
 Head (Sir E. W.) 'Shall ' and 'will ;' or two chapters 
 on future auxiliary verbs. To which are added, 
 1. An essay on certain affirmative and negativo 
 particles in the English language. 2. An essay on 
 the provincial word " Songle." 1858. . G432.'20 
 Mudzner (E.) English grammar. From the German, 
 
 byC. J. Greco. 3 v. 1874 613.".. 19 
 
 Morris (Ii.) Elementary lessons in historical Engli.sh 
 grammar, containing accidence and word forma- 
 tion. 1874 6432.16 
 
 — Historical outlines of English accidence, comprising 
 
 chapters on the history and development of tho 
 language and on word fe^rmatiou.* 1872. 6433.18 
 
 — Literature primers. English grammar. 1875. 6432.17 
 Murray (L.) English grammar. 2 v. 1853. . 6434.21 
 
 — Lindley Murray examined : absurdities and errors 
 
 pointed out. [anon.'] 1809 5915.19 
 
 Priestlry IJ.) Rudiments of English grammar. [In his Works. 
 
 V.23.J 3591.25 
 
 Sanders (C. W.) aiid McElligott (J. A'.) Analysis of 
 
 English word.s. 1872 6434.16 
 
 Smart (B. H.) Grammar pn its true basis. The prin- 
 ciples of English grammar. 1850. . . . fi43:i.l6 
 
 — — Same. The accidence of grammar, exercises, and 
 
 key. 1830 64:i3.17 
 
 Smith ( iV.) and Hall (T. D.) School manual of Eng- 
 lish grammar. 1873 64)3. 19 
 
 Smnlon(W.) ^Language lessons. 1874. . . 6433.20 
 Thring (K) Exercises in gram, analj'sis. 1808. 6434.20 
 Whittieu (W. D.) Essentials of EngUsh grammar. 
 
 1877. 6124.13 
 
 9. EngUsh Pronunciation and Spelling. 
 Ellis (A. J.) Early English iHonuuciation, with spe- 
 ci.il reference to Shakspere and Chaucer. I'ts. 1- 
 4. 1769-74. [Early Engl, text soc] . .7914.09 
 Contents: Pt. 1. On the pronunciation of the 14th. 15th. 
 10. nth. and 18th centuries-. Prof. F. J. CUil.ls Observ. 
 on the language of Chaucer and Cower. 2 on tne pro- 
 nunciatiou of the 13th and previous centuries, ol Anglo- 
 Saxon, Icelandic, old Norse, and Gothic, with chronol. 
 tables of tlie value of letters ind sounds in Kugliwh writ- 
 ing. 3. lllua. of the pronunciation of the 11th and lOth 
 
 iu aiking for books, use the "Book Orders," givlas tUa ACTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and tho SlJilCER.
 
 678 
 
 LANG-UAG-E : English— French— German. 
 
 centuries : Chamber. Gower. Wycliffe. SpenRer. Sbalispere. 
 Salesbury.^iirdav, Hart, Bullokar, Gill, PionMUufiug vo. 
 cabiilary. 4. Same. 17tli. 18ib. and 19th leuturies : Le- 
 diard, Bonaparte, Srhmeller. Winkler, Received American 
 and Irish piouuncialiou ot English. Phonological iuirud. 
 to dialects. 
 Reviewed by J. Hadley I'n > is Essays, 1873. . . 6414.19 
 
 Souie I.B.) and Campb'll {L. J.) Pmnouncing band- 
 book of words often mispronounced. 1873. 6421.23 
 
 — and Wneeler (IK, A.) Manual of English pronun- 
 ciation and spelling. 1S61 
 
 Eeviewed by W. D. Whitney in New Englander, v. 19. 
 
 Whitney ( ir. D.) Elements of Eugl. pronunciation. f/>i 'its 
 Orient, and linguistic studies, 2d s.. J874; p, 2U2-277.] 6411.16 
 flS- See also Phonography and Phonetics, in the general 
 alphabet, 
 
 10. English Punctuation and Proof-reading, 
 
 Drew (B.) Pens and types, [Writing for the press, 
 punctuating, proof-reading, orthography.] 1872, 
 
 Samphrey (A. ) Rules of punctuation : added rules for 
 capitals. 1847 G432.22 
 
 Tamer {J. A.) Handbook of pimctuation, 1876, 6432.2:1 
 
 Wihon (J.) Treatise on Engl, punctuation, 1856. 6432,26 
 
 11. English Synonyms and Antonyms. 
 
 Crahb(,0.) Engbsh synonyms. 1850. . . .6434.05 
 
 Graham {0. F.) English synonyms, with practical ex- 
 ercises. 1852 6434.03 
 
 Mackenzie (D.L.) Practical dictionaiy of English syno- 
 nyms. 1857 6434.24 
 
 Roget (P. M.) Thesaurus of English words and 
 ■phrases. 1857 6134.02 
 
 Same. lS:,i 6434.01 
 
 JVoie,— Reviewed in N. A, rev,, v. 79, 185*. 
 
 Smith (C. J.) Synonyms and autonyms: or kindred 
 words and their opposite. 1S68, . . . 6434.13 
 
 Souk (R.) Dictionary of English synouymes and par- 
 allel expressions. 1871 6434.00 
 
 Taylor (W.) English synonyms. 1871, . . 6434.25 
 
 WkaMii (E. J.) Selection of English synonyms, 
 [anon,] Ed. by K. Whately. 1852. . .6434.04 
 
 12, English Words. 
 
 BlacUey (W. R. ) Word gossip, familiar essays on 
 
 words and their peculiarities. 1869. . . 6434.12 
 Graham {Q. F.) A book about words. 1869. . 6434.15 
 Jones (R.) Philosophy of words, 1769. . .6412.26 
 Mathews (TT.) Words ; their use and abuse.1876. 6433.25 
 Maurice IF. D.) On words, tin his Friendship of books, p, 33. 
 
 60, 1874.1 2535.19 
 
 Suoinion (W-) Eambles among words. 1859. 6434.10 
 TrenlhiR.C.) On the study of words. 1858.6434.09 
 White [R. G. ) Words and their uses, past and present : 
 
 a study of the English language. 1870. 6434.14 
 ift)(e.— Reviewed iu New Englander, v. 30, 1871. 
 
 E. Etruscan Language. 
 [See Cotmtries {Etruria, p. 317),) 
 
 13. French Iianguage. 
 1. Dictionaries. 
 
 Bracket (A.) Etymological dictionary of the French 
 language, Tr. by G. W, Kitchin. 1873. 6411.04 
 
 Burn (W.) Naval and militai-y dictionary of the 
 French language, with explanations in English, 
 1842 4513 13 
 
 Cotgrave (B.) A dictionarie of the French and English 
 tongues, 1611 6416.17 
 
 Dictionniiire do I'Academie frau9aise. 6e e'd. 2 v. 
 Paris, 1855. 4° 6416,06 
 
 Same. Complement, Avee une preface par L, 
 
 Barr.;. Paris, 1866. i" 6416,08 
 
 Oinin (F.) Lexique compare de la langue de Moliere 
 et dea ecrivains du xviie siecle, suivi d'uue lettre 
 k A. F. Didot sur quelques points de philologie 
 ,fran(;aise. 1846 6413.22 
 
 Lafaye {B. ) Dictionnaire des syuonymes de la langue 
 fran9aise, avec uue introduction sur la theorie des 
 synonymes. 3e ^d. 1869 6415.14 
 
 Littr{\E.) 'Dictionnaire de la langue fran^aise. 4 v. 
 1863-72 ; 0416.09 
 
 Masson (I.) Compendious dictionary of the French 
 language. (French-English — Enghsh-French), 
 1874, 6413.42 
 
 XagndiT.) *New pocket French diet, 1848.6413.16 
 
 .Spiers (A.) and Sarenne ((?,) 'French and English 
 
 [and English and French] pronouncing dietiouarv. 
 
 186.5, 6415,01 
 
 ."iKrcnne ((?,) French and Engl, dictionary. 1851. 6413,14 
 
 Winkelniann {F.T.) French and English vocabulary, 
 
 1862 6413.i5 
 
 2. Grammars and Exercises. 
 
 Brachet (A. ) Historical grammar of the French tongue. 
 1869 6413.13 
 
 Breymann (H.) French grammar. 1874. . . 6413,23 
 
 Baiui (J. T.) and Courvoisier (F.) French commercial 
 corre.spoudent. 1870 6413.12 
 
 Dufief ( N. G. ) Nature displayed iu her mode of teach- 
 ing language to man. 2 v. 1810. . . 6413.20 
 
 Familiar French quotations, proverbs, and phrases, 
 [n. d] 6213.22 
 
 Havel (A. G.) French studies : conversations, exer- 
 cises, and dictionai? of 10, 000 words. 1874. 6413.41 
 
 — Household French. New ed. 1871. . . 6413.43 
 Lamhn-i (E.) and Sardon (^A.) All the French verbs 
 
 at a glance. 1874 6413.38 
 
 — Idiomatic key to the French language : conversa- 
 
 tional examples. 1874 6413.39 
 
 VBomond (C. F.) Elements of French grammar. 
 
 From the' French, [by H. AV. Longfellow], 12th 
 
 ed, 1848 6413,40 
 
 Littri (£ ) Histoire de la langue fran9aise. 4e ed. 
 
 2 V, 1867 6413.44 
 
 Tassis (S. A.) Guide du correcteur et du compositeur. 
 
 66 ed 6413.18 
 
 14. German language. 
 1. G-erman Dictionaries. 
 Adler (0. F.) 'Dictionary of German and English lan- 
 guages. 1. German and English. 2. English and 
 German. 1849 6415,05 
 
 — A dictionary of the German and English languages ; 
 
 abridged. "1863 6413.27 
 
 Ehers (J.) Vollstandiges Worterbuoh der englischen 
 Sprache I'iir die Deutschen, 2v. 1793. . 6426.19 
 
 Grieb (Chr. F.) Dictionary of the English and German 
 
 languages. 2 v. 1842-46 6415.09 
 
 V. 1. English-German. 2. German-English. 
 
 James (TT.) Complete dictionary of the English and 
 German languages. 1868 6421.11 
 
 Grimm (J. L. C.) and (W. C.) Deutsches Worte'rbuch. 
 
 B. 15. 18j4-77 6445,01 
 
 Contents: v. 1, A-Bie. 2. Bie-D, 3. E-Forschel. 4. 
 Forschel-H. [When completed will include J.] 5. K. 
 
 Lucas (N.I. I Englisch-deutschesuuddeutsch-englisches 
 Worterbuch. 2 v. 1865-68 641.5.18 
 
 Whitney ( W. D. ) and Edgren (A. H.) Compendious Ger- 
 man and Eualish [and English and German] dic- 
 tionary. 1877 
 
 2, G-rammars and Exercises. 
 
 Ahn (^F.) New method of learning the German lan- 
 guage, with pronunciation, corrections, etc., by 
 J, C. Oehlschlager. First course : practical part. 
 1865 6421.10 
 
 Bernays (A.) German historical anthology, 1846, 6413.24 
 
 Briicke (Z.) German without grammar or dictionary. 
 2dcd, 1877 6421.19 
 
 Comfort (G. F.) First German reader. 1871.6413,34 
 
 — German reader. 1871 6413.25 
 
 Fdrstemann (£) Geschichte des deutschen Sprach- 
 
 Btammes. 2v, 1874-75 6442.01 
 
 Grimm (J. L. C.) Deutsche Grammatik. Neuer verm. 
 Abdr.besorgtdurchW, Soberer. v,l-2. 1869.5442.05 
 
 — Geschichte der deutschen Sprache. 2 Bde. 3 Aufl. 
 
 1868 6442.14 
 
 KeetelsiJ. G.) Oral method with German. Revised 
 
 ed. 1871 6413.35 
 
 Olio (E) German couverBation-gramn»ar. 5th ed. 
 
 1863 0113.28 
 
 Prmdei-r/asfCr.) Mastery series, German, 1869. 6413.30 
 Preu (th.) First steps in German ; an elementary and 
 
 conversational reader, based on Diesterweg, Becker, 
 
 and Otto. 1869 6413.29 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE HBRART.
 
 LANG-UAG-E : Greek /., Indian. 
 
 679 
 
 liothwdl {J.S.f>.) Eiiglish-German letter-writer. 6413.31 
 Selectionx from the German prose writers. Willi a dou- 
 ble trnuiilation ou the Hamiltoniausystem. [anon.] 
 
 1828 0413.3-2 
 
 Vogel ( Clu ) German correspondent, with Euglish notes. 
 
 1871 6113.33 
 
 WliUney ( IK Z). ) Compendions German grammar. 
 
 1869 6413.26 
 
 15. Greek Language. 
 1. Dictionaries. 
 Donnegan (J.) New Gr. and Engl, lexicon. 1837. 6115.02 
 Dunbar (0.) Greek-English lexicon. ISoH. .6415.12 
 JEv<iejine (if.) Thesaurus GriBcaj linguae. 8v. 1816. G437.01 
 Labh6 (C ) Glossaria Giteco-latiua et Latino-grasca. 
 
 1816-25. [/)iEstienne(H.) Thesaurus, v. 8.] 
 Liddell (H. G.) and Scolt (R.) Greek-English lexicon. 
 
 1857 6415.03 
 
 2. Grammar and Philology. 
 Bos {L.) On Greek ellipses. [In Seager. Abridgments, t. 
 l.J 6414.08 
 
 B<iHion(P.) Principles of Greek grammar. 1868. (i414.1U 
 BuUnmnn (P.) Greek grammar. From the German. 
 
 3d ed. 1831 6414.32 
 
 — Intermediate or larger Greek grammar. 1848. 6414.00 
 
 Cwriius ( G. ) Student's Greek grammar. Ed. by W. 
 
 Smith. 3ded. 1868. ........ 6414.04 
 
 Donaldson (.J. W.) New Cratj'las, or contrib. towards 
 
 a knowledge of the Greek language. 1859. 64 14. 06 
 
 Flike(£.F.) Greek gi-ammnr. 1813. . . . 6414.01 
 
 Jiadley (J.) Greek Grammar. 1801. . . . 6414.06 
 
 Hermann (J". G. J.) On Greek metres. [In Seager. Abridg- 
 ments, V. 1.) 6414.08 
 
 Hoogfvfen {H.) On Greek particles. [In Seager. Abridgments, 
 V. 1.) 6414.08 
 
 Suntinqford (G. I.) Introduction to the writing of 
 Greek. 1823 6424.08 
 
 Jelf ( ir. K) Grammar of the Greek language. 2 v. 
 
 18(!1 6114.23 
 
 A'o(e.— KeTievred in N. A. rev,, v. 95, 18B2. 
 
 Maittairi (Jf.) On Greek dialects. [In Seager. Abridgments, 
 V. 2.] 6414-09 
 
 Ualden {II.) On Greek hexameters. [In Philol. soc. Proceed- 
 ings. 18o0-52.] 6443.05 
 
 Manning {J. B.) The voice of letters. Ancient pro- 
 prieties of Latin and Greek. 1854. . . 6423.02 
 
 ^1/rtore (j\'. F.) Lectures on the Greek language. 
 1835 • 4112.13 
 
 Papillun {T. L.) Miinual of comparative philology as 
 applied to the illustration of Greek and Latin in- 
 flections. 1S76 6421.15 
 
 Seager (,J.) Abridgments. 2 v. 1838. . . . 6414,08 
 Contents ; v, 1. Bos on Greek ellipses, Hermann on 
 Greek metres. Hoogoveen on Greek particles. 2. Mait- 
 taire on Greek dialects. Viger on Greek idioms. 
 
 IVencli ( R. C. ) Synonyms of the New Testament. 2 t. 
 1857-6 1 3752.05 
 
 Valpy {F.E.J.) Greek exercises. 2d ed. 18 !0. 6414,02 
 
 Viger (F.) On Greek idioms. [In Seager. Abridgments 
 
 V. 2.) 6414,09 
 
 Its' See also Biblical literature (iVeui Test., p, 94). 
 
 Greek pronunciation. 
 Packard iL. R.) Pronunciation of Greek. [In New Englander. 
 
 V. 30, 1871,] 
 Si^hocles {E. A.) Greek pronunciatioD. [/n N. A, rev., v. 80, 
 
 1855,] 
 
 2Iodern Greek. 
 Corpe ^H.) Introduction to New HeUeuie, or modern 
 
 Greek. 1851 6414.05 
 
 Felton ( C. C. ) Selections from modern Greek writers. 
 With notes. 1857 6414,03 
 
 16. Guiana. 
 SchonOmrgk (JJ. H.) Language and dialects of Guiana. 
 1848 4735.01 
 
 17. Hebrew and Chaldee Languages. 
 
 Busk{G.) Grammarof the Hebrew laug. 1839. 6414.29 
 Davies (B.) Students' Hebrew lexicon : Hebrew and 
 Chaldee lexicon to the Old Testament, 1872 .6421. 17 
 F\ierst (J. ) 'Liljrorum sacrorum veteris Testamenti, 
 concordantife Hebraicae et Chaldaieie ; addito lexico 
 linguaj sacrse Hebraicte et Ghaldaicse dnplici, uuo 
 Neo Hebraice, altero Latiue scripto. 1840. 3727.18 
 
 Oesehiii.i i W.) Hebrew and English lexicon of the Old 
 Testament, including the Biblical Chaldee. From 
 theLatin.by E, Eobinson. Hth ed. 1857.6435,17 
 
 — Hebrew gmmiuar. 17th ed,, with additions by E.Ro- 
 
 diger, Tr,by T,.T, Conant. With exercises, 6414,35 
 Oi'ten ( ir. II. ) Grammar of the Hebrew language. 
 
 1861 6414.30 
 
 Newlon (J, W.) New and easy introduction to the He- ' 
 
 brew language. 1805 6414.28 
 
 Stratton ( F. ) The affinity between the Hebrew language 
 
 and the Celtic. 3d ed. 1872 6421.18 
 
 Wall ( ''. ir. ) Explanation of the ancient orthography 
 of the Jews, and of the original state of the text 
 ot the Hebrew biMe. Parts 1-3 in 4 v. 1835. 6425.19 
 See Fortn. rev,, 186,'> : p. BBG .574, 
 tS- See also Biblical and relig, lit. [Bible, p. 78). 
 
 18. Hieroglyphics. 
 [See Hieroglyphics, p. 619.) 
 
 19. Hungarian. 
 
 PuIszJn/(F.] On the TTnngarian language and grammar, [/n Philol. 
 soc. Pniieediugs. J858.] 6443.11 
 
 — On the verbal and nominal affixes in the Hungarian iant^iiage. 
 
 (/" Philol. eoc. IT.iceedings, 1859.] 8443.12 
 
 Watts {!.) Ou the recent liistory of the Hungarian language 
 [In Philol. soc. Proceedings, 1855.) 6443.08 
 
 20. Icelandic or Old Norse. 
 
 Bciyldnn (G. ) Elementary grammar of the old Norsa or 
 
 Icelandic language. 1870 6422.13 
 
 Qeasbi/ iR.) Icelandie-F.ngl. dictionary. 1869-71. 6423.10 
 iS'ofe— Reviewed in Ed. i ev,, July, 1874. 
 
 21. Hindustani and other Languages of India. 
 
 Beame.'! (J.) Comparative grammar of the modern 
 Aryan languages of India : to wit, Hindi, Paujabi, 
 Sindhi, Gnjarati, Marathi, Oriya, and Bangali. 
 
 V. 1- . 1872 6412.30 
 
 v. 1. On sounds. 
 
 — Outlines of Indian philology. L., 1868. 10°. 6421.06 
 Duwsoii (J. ) Grammar of the Urdu or Hindustani lan- 
 guage. 1872 6121.16 
 
 Forbe.i {D.) Dictionary, Hindustani and English, and 
 Engbsh and Hindustani. 1859. . . .0426.16 
 
 Gilchrist (J. B. ) Hindoo-Roman orthoepigraphical ulti- 
 matum ; or view of oriental and occidental visible 
 sounds. 3d ed. 1820 6425.23 
 
 — Stranger's infallible East Indian guide, or Hindoo- 
 
 stanee multum in parvo, a compendium of the lan- 
 guage called the Moors' jargon. 1820. . 6425.23 
 Ilunler (W. W.) Comparative dictionary of the lan- 
 guages of India and High Asia. 1808. . 6417.02 
 j^ See also Sanskrit (p, 680,) 
 
 22. Indian Languages of America. 
 
 Cotton i.T.) Vocabulary of the Ma'^s. or Natic Indian language. 
 [/uMass, hist soc. Col,, 3d s., v. 2, 1830,] . . . 601.22 
 
 Dalt (ir, // ) Tribes of the extreme Northwest : Alaska, etc. 
 Appendix : Notes on the natives of Alaska by J. Furn- 
 heliii ; Terms of relationship used by the Inniiit, by W. 
 H, Dall ; Comparative vocabularies, by G, Gibba and W. 
 II. Dall [In U, S. geog. and ged. survey of the Rocky 
 Jl'Utntain region, J. W. Powell, iu charge. Contrib, to 
 N. A. ethnology, v. 1, 1877,] 4728.21 
 
 Du Ponceau [P. S.) Report on the languages of the Amer. Indi- 
 ans, and corresp. with J, Heckewelder. [In Amer. philos. 
 Boo. Trans,, V. 1, 1819,] 601.10 
 
 Edwards iJ.) Observ, on the Muhhekeneew language. [/nMass. 
 hist. soc. Col,, 2d s., v, 10, 1823 ) 0(il.20 
 
 Eliot (J.) Indian grammar begun. [In Mass. hist, soc, 2d s,, 
 V, 9, 1832.) C61.19 
 
 Gallatin (A.) Indian languages. [In Arclueologia Amer,, v. 2, 
 1836.) 677.18 
 
 Gibbs (<?.) Dictionary of Chinook jargon. [In Sm. misrel. 
 CoU„ V. 7.] 3935.17 
 
 — Instructions for re8<^arch relative to tiie ethnology of N. A. 
 
 (In Sm. miscel, coll,, v. 7.) 3936,17 
 
 — Language of the aborigines of America. [In Sm. report. 
 
 1870.) 393ii.25 
 
 — Tribes of western Wasliington and northwestern Oregon. 
 
 Appendix: Comparative vocabularies, NiskwuUi-Englith 
 aTid En^lish-NiKkwalii dictionary. [In U. S. geog. and 
 geol. survey of the I'ocky Mountain region, J W, Powell, 
 in charge. Contrib, to N, A, ethnology, v, 1. 1877.] 47:^8.21 
 
 Heckewelder [J.) and Da Ponceau {P. .?,) Coiresp. respecting the 
 languages of the Amer. Indians. [In Amer. philos, soc. 
 Trans,, v. 1, 1819.) 551,10 
 
 Howse [J.) Vocabularies of certain North American Indian lan- 
 guages, [In PhUol, soc, V, 4.] 6443.04 
 
 Kellogg {E ) Vocabulary of the Passamaquoddie Indians. [In 
 Mass. hist. soc. Col,,3d s,,v. 3, 1833.) 661.23 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Bool; Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 680 
 
 LANGUAGE: Indian to Sankkrit. 
 
 Latham {R. G.) Miscel. contrib. to the ethnography of N. A. 
 [In Philol. 60C. Pruc. V. 2. 18444(>.] :— Ou the lauRiiages 
 of Northern, Western, and Central America. [In Philol. 
 soc. Proceedings, 18.5e.] 0413.03 
 
 Lincoln IE.) ReuiarUs on Indian languages. [In Maine bist 
 Bcic. Col., V. 1, 1847.] 60J.01 
 
 Ludnoiij {II. K) Literature of the Amer. aboriginal 
 languages. AVith additious by W. W. Turner. 
 Ed. by N. Triibucr. 1858 273^.19 
 
 Powdl {J. ]]'.) Introd. to the studv of Indian lan- 
 guages. 1867 .* . . . C43C.0i 
 
 -^ ed. Linguistics. [App. io /as Survey of the Rocky mountain 
 region. Contrib. to N. A. othuology. v. 3, 1877.] . 4728.23 
 
 Riggs {S. R.) Grammar and dictionary of Dakota language. [In 
 Sm. contrib., v. 4, 1862.) 3937.04 
 
 Roehrif/ {F, L. O.) On the language of the Dakota or Sioux In- 
 dians. [In Sm. report, 1871.] 3'J3G.20 
 
 Schoolcraft (B. li. ) Hist, of the Indian tribes. 5 v. 
 
 18r,3-56 5C8.05 
 
 Contents of liyiguistic portions, v. 2. Schoolcraft (H. R.) 
 Indian languages. Grammatical structure of tlie Algonquin 
 language. Vocabularies. Lieber (F.) Pl.in of thought of 
 the Amer. laug. Worcester (^i. N.) Remarks on the t'her- 
 okee language. 3. Gallatin (.4.) Table of generic Imliau 
 families of l.mguages, with reply by H. 11. S. Analysis of 
 prouonienal and verbal forms, with comments, by 11. R. 
 S. Gribbs (G.) Observ. on ludiau dialects of northern 
 California. Schoolcraft ;H. R.) New vocabularies. Sys- 
 tem of geogr. names for the U. S. lotmded en the aborig- 
 inal languages. Description of the aboriginal Amer. nom- 
 enclature. 4. Schoolcraft (fl. R.) IManner of compound- 
 ing words. Retnarlis on the Iowa language. Bibliogr. 
 catalogue of books, tr. into the Indian tongues. American 
 nomenclature : dictionary of names iu the hist.. geog.,and 
 mythology of the U. S. Hurlbnrt |T.) Memoir of the in- 
 flections of the Chipewa tongue. Johnson (A.) Lan- 
 guages of C^aliforuia. Vocabularies, by various authors. 
 5. Chipewa language. List of Anglo-Indian words. Lexicon 
 of Algonquin laugnage. Pt. 1, Chippewa. Indiau geogr. 
 nomenclature of U. S. Vocabularies of the Apachee and 
 Micmac. Lord's prayer in several Algonquin dialects. 
 Indian etymoloj^y. Principles of the Chippewa and Mahi- 
 cau languages, etc. 
 
 Whipple (.4. W.) and Turner ( IF. IF.) Vocabularies of N. A. Ian- 
 gnages. [In Pacific railroad reports, v. 3, ISati ; p. 51- 
 )03.J 1127.03 
 
 Williams {R.) Key into the language of the Indians of New Kng- 
 land. [/»i Mass. hist. Boc. Coll.. 1st s., v. 3-5, 1794-98.] G61.U3 
 
 Willis ( IV.) Language of the Abuaquis or eastern Indians. [In 
 Maine hist. soc. Col., v. 4, 1850.] 002.04 
 
 23. Itsilian Language. 
 
 1. Itahan Dictionaries. 
 
 MiUhouse (J.) New English and Italian pronouncing 
 
 dictionary. 2 v. 18S1 6422.U'2 
 
 Sanlaqiielio (M.) Dictionary of the peculiarities of the 
 
 Italian language. lb2U 6i25.U3 
 
 2. Italian Grammar. 
 Ciiore (L.B.) Italian convei'sation grammar. 18G6.6122.05 
 Olivierl {A.) Italian commercial correspondent with 
 
 English notes. 1870 6422.00 
 
 Ollendorff (fl. G.) New method of learning the Ital- 
 ian language. 18-10 6422. U7 
 
 Same. With corrections.byF.Foresti. 1862. 6422. 01 
 
 See N. A. rev., July, 18GT (Origin of the Italian lauguage). 
 
 24. Japanese Language. 
 
 Baba (T.) Elementary grammar of the Japanese 
 litnguage. 1873 6121.22 
 
 Hephirii {J. C.) Japtmese-English and English Jap- 
 anese dictionary, abridged. 1873. . . 6421. i.)7 
 
 Soffinann (J. J.) Japanese grammar. 1868. 6125.12 
 
 25. Latin Lauguage. 
 1. Latin Dictionaries. 
 
 AndreiDs {R A.) "Latin-English lexicon, founded on 
 Freund. 1851 6115.01 
 
 Du Cange ( C. D. ) «Glossarium mediae et infimae La- 
 tinitiitis, cum supplementatis D. 1?. Carpenterii, 
 etc. DigessitCT.A.L.Herschel. 7v. 1840-50. 013C.08 
 
 Lcihhi (O.) Ulossaria Grajco-latino et Latino-grfeca. 
 ,[7nStephauu3 (H.) Thesaurus, v. 8.] . 6437.08 
 
 Qaichtrdl (L.) Thesaurus poeticus linguae Latina;. 
 Paris, 1850. b° 6135.15 
 
 Bamfiliorn {L.) Diet of Latin synonymes. 1841. 6414.27 
 
 Smith {W.) Smaller Latin-English diet. 1871. 6413.10 
 
 — and Hall (T.D.) *Copious and critical English-Latin 
 dictionary. 1870 6115.11 
 
 White (J. £.) and Riddle {J. E.) Latin-English dic- 
 tionary. 2 V. 1^69 6415.07 
 
 2. Latin Grammar. 
 Andrews (£ A.) and Stoddard (5.) Grammar of the 
 
 Latin language. 18B4 6423.01 
 
 Brambach. ( IF. ) Aids to Latin orthography. Tr. by 
 
 W. G. McCabe. 1877 6123.03 
 
 BidlioniP.) Principles of Latin grammar. 1871. 6111.22 
 Doncddf^on (J. IF.) Varroniiinus ; a critical and hist. 
 
 introd. to the ethnography of ancient Italy and 
 
 to the philological study of the Latin language. 
 
 ISGO; 6411.19 
 
 Festus (S. P.) De verborum signiflcatione. 2 v. 
 
 Valinj, 1826 7713.14 
 
 Papillon (T. X.) Manual of comparative philology as 
 
 applied to the illustration of the Greek and Latin 
 
 inflections. 1876 0421.15 
 
 Pidby { II. J. ) Grammar of the Latin language from 
 
 Plautus to Huetonius. 2 t. 1871-74. . 0111.20 
 Part 1. Sounds. inHectious. word formations, appendices. 
 
 2. Syntax ; also prepositions, etc. 
 Schflkr ( /. J. G. ) Copious Latin grammar. 2 v. 1 838. 
 Varro. De lingua latina. De la langue latine. [Ni- 
 
 sard's Collection.] 7725.12 
 
 3. Latin Pronunciation. 
 
 Ellis (A. J.) Practical hint on the quantitative jiro- 
 nunciation of Latin. 1874 0414.23 
 
 Manninr/ (.T. 13..) Voice of letters. Ancient proprie- 
 ties of Latin tmd "Greek. 1854. . . . 6423.02 
 
 26. New Zealand Language. 
 
 Willi<"n.i (W.) A dictionary of the New Zealand lan- 
 guage ; to which is added a selection of colloquial 
 sentences. 3d ed. 1871 6421.20 
 
 27._ Norwegian Language. 
 Pettr.son iC. J. P.) A Norwegian-Danish grammar and 
 reader. 1872 6122.15 
 
 28. Persian Language. 
 
 Bleerk (A.H.) A concise grammar of the Persian lan- 
 guage : with a new plan for facilitating the study 
 of languages. 1851 •. . .6122.20 
 
 JonesiSir ir.) Grammar of tho Persian languaj^e. [7ji /us Worka. 
 v. 5, 1807.) 6046.05 
 
 7'ucker (W. T.) A pocket dictionary of English and 
 Persian. 1850 6422.21 
 
 29. Polyglott DitJtionaries and 'Works. 
 
 31i)islieu (J.) Guide into the tongues, \'iz., English, 
 Low Dutch, High Dutch, French, Italian, Spanish, 
 Latin, Greek, Hebrew. 1627 6147.01 
 
 l^ernnick (P. .4. ) Universal European dictionary of mer- 
 chandise, in the English, German, Dutch, Danish, 
 Swedish, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, 
 Russian, Polish and Latin lang. 17; 9. . 6116.16 
 
 Treasurij of languages. A rudimentary dictionary of 
 universal philology. [1873.] .... 6411.05 
 
 Tupper (M. K) Hymns of all nations. 1851. -Tr. 
 
 into 30 languages. 1851 1694.06 
 
 jeS" Seea'so Travel talk (p. 681). 
 
 30. Romance Lauguage. 
 
 Lewis { Sir 0. C. ) Essay on the origin of the llomance 
 languages. 1835 0424.28 
 
 liaynouaid (F.J.M.) Lesique roman, ou dictionnaire 
 de la langue des troubadours. 6v. 1816-44. 6425 04 
 
 — Choix des poesies originales des troubadours. 6 v. 
 
 1810-1821 1GS1.28 
 
 31. Russian Language. 
 
 Reiff (C. P.) English-Kussian grammar. 3d ed. 
 1862 C444.12 
 
 — New i^arallel dictionaries of. the Russian, French, 
 
 German and English languages. New ed. 4 pts. 
 
 in4v. 1868-69 6445.08 
 
 Pt. 1. Russian, French, German, English. 
 
 2. French. Itus,sian, Gorman, English. 
 
 3. Gertiian, Russian. Freui-h, linglish. 
 
 4. Engliab, Ru.s8iau, French, German. 
 
 32. Sanskrit Language. 
 
 Ballant;/ne (J. R. ) First lessons in the Sanskrit gram- 
 mar, with introd. to the Hitopadesa. 1865. 6425. 14 
 Barrilt (E.) Sanskrit handbook for the fireside. 1876. 
 
 BBOOELYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
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 JCoy (T. H.) Th'^ Sanskrit lanjfua^e. as a basin nf liiipnlstic Bci- 
 ence. nuJ the labours or llitj Germ;iu Bc-bool in tlmt field — 
 nre they nut overvaii.eU? [//i Philol. Bic. Proc.lBG;;.) (iJi3.ll 
 
 Moot (£.) Situdkric uaiuu-i in Grtioce, Africa. Iceland. Soutti 
 America auU Sandwich Islands, [//i hU Oriental fragments. 
 p. a W-litt J 7811 OU 
 
 iTii'ler (F. M.) Sanskrit grammar for beginners. ISTii. 
 Wilikim^ (J/.) Practical grammar of the Sanskrit lan- 
 guage. 18C1 C425.13 
 
 — Sanski-it-i^nglish clictionary. 1872. . . . C12G.15 
 Wilson I II II. ) 'Sanskrit an:l English cTictionnrj- ; an 
 
 abridgment, with an r,ppendix explaining the use 
 of affixes in Sanskrit, by Pandit Kim Jasan. 
 1870 6125.-28 
 
 — A notice of Enropean frrammars nnd lexicons of the Sanskrit 
 
 language. [In Philol. 6>c. Prociedinss. 1842-44.] 6)4:1.01 
 ^3* li'cc atso works linger ' Comparative; phitoioffi/ ' (p. 674). 
 
 33. Scottioh Iianguage. 
 Jamisson (,T.) Dictionary of the Scottish language. 
 Abridged by J. Johnstone. ISiU. . . . Ci433.0s 
 
 34. Slang. 
 
 Gradus ad Cantabrigiam ; or, dictionary of terms or 
 cant, used at the Cniversity of Cambridge, [anon. ] 
 1303 021i.3; 
 
 Grose (F.) Classical dictionary of the vulgar tongue . 
 ['tnon.} 1783 G42.J.15 
 
 Sail {B. II. ) Collection of college words and customs. 
 l.-iS: 5313.13 
 
 HoUen J. C.) Dictionary of modem slang, cant, and 
 vulgar words. ISGj 012:^.20 
 
 Moora ( 2'.) Xoru Crib's memorial to congress. 3d ed. 
 1319. 5091.02 
 
 Ti/Uir (E.) Philology of slang, piacmillau, April. 1874.] 
 
 33. Spanish Language. 
 Aloiiso (</. F.) Elementary grammar and guide to 
 conversation for travellers. 18Ci7. . . 6i23.07 
 Sekmih'.M.de). tSiJanisli phr.^a book. 1>-C2. 6423.08 
 Ddim J. T.) and Gonzalez [Dm G.) Spanish commer- 
 cial correspondent with English grammatical and 
 idiomatic notes, and rocabiilary. 1871.. G4-3.1:i 
 Ollendoiif (H. G.) New method of'lsaming to read, 
 write, and speak the Spanish language. By M. 
 Velasquez and T. Simonne. 185.S . . Ci-3. 10 
 
 Same. 2 v. 18-18 G123.0: 
 
 Fyenderiiast(T.) Mastery series, Spanish. 18G9. 0423.12 
 ikirmienlo (D.F.) Mctodo de lectura gradual. G423.il 
 Torrws (Ade). Combined Spanish method. 1SG7.G423.09 
 
 Vdasquci de la Gideiia ( M. ) Pronouncing dictionarj' of 
 the Spanish and English languages, upon the basis 
 of Seoane's Neumau and Baretli. IsGU. C41o.C6 
 
 36. SvT-edisb Ijanguage. 
 
 May (A. ) Practical grammar of tho Swedish language. 
 
 [About 18GS.] G422.ia 
 
 yew pocket dictionar)'. [English and Swedish, and 
 
 Swedish and English. ] Leipzig, [)i.d.] 18'. G422.il 
 
 37. Tonga Islands. 
 Marimr ( W.) Orammar. [In At! Tonga Isiands. v. J, 1818.] 1064.08 
 
 38. Travel-talk. 
 
 Fitridae ( ^V. p. ) Harper's phr.ase-book, or hand-book 
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 " and 1815. From the French, by H. P. Nugent. 
 
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 La Tour-Laudry (Geoflroy de). Book of the knight 
 of L. ; tr. and ed. by T. Wright. London, Early 
 Eiiijl. text soc, 1868. 8° 7913.11 
 
 Latrobe (Charles Joseph). The alpenstock : of Swiss 
 scenery and manners. L., 18J9. 8°. . . 983.02 
 
 La Trobe (John Antes). Music of the church, con- 
 gregational and choral. L., 1831. 8°. . 1563.21 
 
 Latrobe (John H. B. ) Hints for -six months in Eu- 
 rope. Philadelphia, 1869. 16° 944.13 
 
 Latter-day pamphlets. .SV*- Carlyle (Thomas). . . . .5713.01 
 
 Latter-day saints. See Biblical and religious lit. {yformons. p. 94). 
 
 La Tyuna (J. de). Dictionnaire topographique, his- 
 torique et etvmologique des rues de Paris. 2e 
 ed. Paris, 1816. 16°. 961.03 
 
 Laubert (Charles Jean). Memoir on quinquina. [ TFj/ft Lambert 
 (A. B ) Illustrations, etc.] 4918.2i> 
 
 Laud (Wm., abp. of Canterbury). See Biography (p. 167) ; also 
 Hook (W. F.) Lives, e(c., V. 11 ,. . .3445.14 
 
 Lauder (Wm. ) Ane compendious and breue tractate 
 concerning ye office and de\rtie of kyngis, pas- 
 toris, and jugis. Ed. by F. Hall. London, Early 
 Engl, text soc, 1864. 8°. 7913.01 
 
 — Extant i^oetical works. Ed. by F. J. Fumivall. 
 
 'London, Etrly Enijl.le.H soc, 1H70. 8°. . 7913.16 
 Lauderdale (James Maitland, earl of). Inquiry into 
 
 the nature and origin of public wealth, and into 
 
 the me.ans .and causes of its increase. 2d ed. enl. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1819. 8° 5932.17 
 
 Laugel (Auguste). England political and social. Tr. 
 
 byJ. M.Hart. New Tork, 1874. 16°. . 953.29 
 
 --L'optique et les arts. Paris, 1869. 12°. . 4024.07 
 
 — - Tbe sun ; chemical analysis. [In Sm. rep., 1861.) . 3936.16 
 
 J^^ For Ilia numerous artictesiii tUe Revue dea d. uiondea 
 
 see ita ' Tablegi'nirale, 1831-74.' 
 Laughter. 5'--'^ Wit aud bumor. 
 
 Laura; anthology of sonueta. S« Loffl (C.) 6 v. 1814.1651.20 
 Laurence (J. Z.) and Moou ,K. C. i Handy-book of 
 
 ophthalmic surgery for the use of practitioners. 
 
 2d ed. Philadelphia, lb69. 8°. ... 4341.26 
 Laurens (Henry). Correspondence, 1776-82. [Moore 
 
 (F.) Materials for history. 1st series. New 
 
 York, 18 1. 8°.] . '. 3098.11 
 
 — Herring {J.) and Longacrc (J, B.) Nat. portr. gallery, v. 4, 
 
 1839 3247.11 
 
 In aakiug for book.n, use tUa " Book Order," giving the AXmiOI'.'S VAMC. the first part of the TITLE, aud the KtJMBER,
 
 684 
 
 LAURENT - LAW 
 
 Laurent (Einile). 5 tf Colombey {Emile). pseud. 
 
 Lauraut .Paul Mathieu, called Laurent i'Ardiche). His- 
 tory of Kapoleou. From the French. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1S4I. a= SliJT.-il 
 
 Laiu"3iiti3 (Pierro Sebastien). L'Atheisme social et 
 legliso. Paris, 1^<.9. h° 35o5,lo 
 
 Ijaur:e (J. ) o ui McClatchey (R. J.) Homceopathic 
 doraestio medicine. 1st Amer. cd. New York, 
 1871. 8' 4322.19 
 
 Laurie (Simon S. ) Notes on certain British theories 
 of morals. Edinburgh, ISi. 8. 8^ . . . 54:!5.2o 
 
 Iiaima { i'homas). Dr. Grant and the mountain Nes- 
 torians. Boston, 18-.J. 12^ 1042.02 
 
 Laos Vmieria. ,S:c<: Swiiibnrno (A. C.) 186fi l(W2.li5 
 
 Lauzun (Ant lino Nouipar do Caumeut. due de). S':e Biography 
 (p. 107); alyi Tomilo Ijav. .Sept.. 1875. 
 
 Lavailee (i .Joseph) and Gueroult (Adolphe). Espagne. 
 
 2 v. Paris, 1841-17. 8°. [Univers.J . . 9U1.-J5 
 La Valliere (Louise de). See Biography (p. 167); aZso Temple bar, 
 
 Jau.. Jdva. 
 LavateriJohann Caspar). Aphorisms on man. 3ded. 
 
 London, 1791. IG^ C212.18 
 
 — Essays on phj'siognomy. Tr. by C. Moore. 3 v. 
 
 London, 17j7. H'\ B432.01 
 
 — Sageuback {IC. R.) German rationalism. 1865. . T 355G.05 
 Lavaysse (.lean rran(;ois Dauxion). Statistical and 
 
 political description of "S'enezuela, Trinidad, Mar- 
 garita, and Tobaga. [Tr.] with notes by [E. Bla- 
 
 quifero]. London, 18iO. 6'^ 110(1.19 
 
 Iiaveaux (J. Ch. Thiebault de). Life of Frederick n. 
 From tio French. 2 v. L., 1839. 8='. . 3062.09 
 
 — History of Peter m., and Catherine n. of Piussia. 
 
 2v. London, 1798. 8' 3112.15 
 
 Lavsleye (Viator Louis Emile de). La Prusse et 
 r.Vutrioho dopuis Sadowa. 2v. P., 1870. Ij". 514.18 
 
 — Land system of Belgiuiu aud Holland. [Zn System of land 
 
 tenure, 1S70.] 
 
 — Primitive propertj-. Tr. by G. K. L. Marriott. 
 
 With iutrod. by T. E. Cliffe Leslie. London, 
 
 1878. 8^ 5914.19 
 
 For numerous articles by L., in Revue dca d. mondea, see 
 Its Tabic giniratc, 18^3-71. 
 
 Lavelle (Z?ci.'. Patrick). The Irish landlord since the 
 reTolution Dublin, 1870. 12°. . . . 492.04 
 
 La Vendee. See Countries ( Vendee, p. 390). 
 
 Iiavergns (Alexandre de). L'ame de la famiUe. Paris, 
 IHGS. ^■i° 7024.18 
 
 — Le chevalier du silence. Paris, 18G4. 12". 7024.19. 
 
 — Le lieutenant Uobert. N. Y , lS(iS. 6=. . 7024.30 
 La Villamarque ( Theodora Claudo llcari, vicomlii de). 
 
 Myrdhinn ou I'enohanteur Jlorlin. Paris, 1862. 
 
 10" 3812.1G 
 
 La'w (.\ndrew). A collection of hymn tunes, hymns, 
 
 etc. Cheshire, )i. d. lO"" 3701.12 
 
 Law (Edward, tiirl of Eilenboromjli, r/ov. rjen. of India, 
 
 h. 1790). History of t JO Indian administration, in 
 
 his correspondence v/ith tho dnko of AVellington. 
 
 Ed. by lord Colchester. London, 1874. 8°. l(i3G.lG 
 
 Revieweil inBrjt.qu. rev.. July. 1H74 ; Eil.i-ev., Jan., 1875, 
 
 Law (Henry). Eudimentary treatise on logarithms. 
 
 London, 1839. 1(;° -1012.01 
 
 — Eudiments of civil engineering. 3 pts. in 1 v. 
 
 London, 1859-02. IG". ....... 3925.02 
 
 — Memoir of the Thames tunnel. [In Weale's quar. papers, 
 
 pt.C] 0918 13 
 
 — editnr. See Euclid. Elements 4011.23 
 
 Law(.Iohn). Monsyand trade considered. Glasgow, 
 
 1750. 10° 5911.02 
 
 Sam«. (7n Somers (J.) Tracts, 4tb col., v. 4, 1762 ; p. 336. 
 
 337.] 6U73.10 
 
 JUS* For ineiiioirs of Law, and of tho Mississippi bubble, 
 see Biography (p 1G7) ; alvo Beutley's miscel., v. 64, 55, 6G, 
 (Joliu Law, by \V. II. Aiusworth.) 
 
 L^w ( Stephen D. ) Copyright and patent laws of the 
 United States, 179U-1870. AVith judicial deci- 
 sions. 3ded. New York, 1870. 12^ .5025.20 
 
 — Digests of American cases relating to patents and 
 
 copyrights. 1769-1802. Kovised ed. New Y'ork, 
 
 1870. 8= 5025.19 
 
 Law ( Wm. ) Earnest and affectionate address to the 
 clergy. Philadelphia, 1850 IS". . . . 35G5.16 
 
 — Remarks on the fable of the bees. With introd. by 
 
 F. D. M.aurice. Camb.,(£'«3.), 1814. 1G^ 5410.02 
 —Spirit of prayer. Providence, 1823. 12°. 3505.20 
 La'w (Wm. John). The Alps of Hannibal. 2 v. Lon- 
 don. 18GG. 8' 43C.18 
 
 Law almanac for 1870. New York, 1S70. 8°. 5C33.01 
 Law and lawyers ; or legal history and biography. 
 
 2 V. London, 1810. 8= 50,11.05 
 
 Law and lawyers : curious facts, etc. Edinburgh, 
 
 13G8. 10= 3254.27 
 
 La'w of libel, as affecting the newspaper press, with 
 proposed amendments. L., 18jV. 8°. . 5634.15 
 
 Law'of nations. .VcsLaw {Internationnllaw.) 
 
 Law of nature. See Law (luteraat., p. G88) ; — Moral science. 
 
 Law of the road. S« Rogers (B. V.,>.) 6621.26 
 
 LAW AND JURISPRUDENCE. 
 
 Abrakoement op SoB-DivisioNa.— I. As a profession ; legal ethics, tic. II. Science and study of jurisprudence. III. SpeciaJ 
 topics, viz.:— I, Admiralty and Shipping. — 2, Agency.— 3, Almanacs. — 4, Ancient Law.— 5, Anecdotes of Lawyers and 
 the Law.— G, Arbitration and Award.— 7, Assignments.- 8, Bailments.— 9, Banks and Banking.- 10, Bankruptcy.— 
 11, Bills of Zixchange, Promissory Notes, Banknotes, and Chocks.— 12, Bonds.— 13, Brokers c:id Factors. — 14. Car- 
 riers —15, Chancery.— 16. Chinese Law. — 17, Codification. — 13, Commercial and Maritime Law.— 19, Conflict of Laws. 
 — 20, Constitutional Law.— 21, Contracts.— 22, Conveyancing.— 23, Copyright. — 24, Corporations.— 25, Criminal Law. — 
 £6, Damages.- 27, Debt.— 23, Descent.— 29, Dictionaries.— 30, Domestic Relations.— 31, Dower. — 32, Easements and 
 Servirad^s — 33, Ecclesiastical Law.— 34. English Law.— 35, Equity.— 36. Evidence.— 37, Executions —33, Executors, 
 Administrators, etc.— 39, Extradition.— 40, Facts. — 41, Fixtures.- 42, Frauds (Slatutoof). — 43, Fraudulent Conveyances. 
 —44, French Law. — 45, Gentoo Law.— 46, Guaranties.— 47, Habeas Corpus (p. 03,"). —43, Highways (p.CSS).- 43, Hindoo 
 Law.— 50, Indict.'ncnts;— £1, Injunctions.- 52. Insurance.— 53, International Law and L:;w3 of War.— 54, Judicial 
 Establishments and Procedure— 55, Judiciary {Independence and tenure of the). — 50, Jury Trial. — Z7, Justices of the 
 Peace.— 53, Landlord and Tenant. —59, Leading Cases.— 60. Libel and Slander (p. 6S3).— ;i, Lijhta (.incieul).- 62, Mar- 
 riage and Divorce.— 03, Massachusetts —64, Maxims.— 65. Medical Jurisprudence.- 66. Military Law and Courts Mar- 
 tial —67, Minos and Minerals.— 63, Miscellaneous Works.— 69, Mohammedan Law.— 70, Mortgajos-— 71, Miuiicipal 
 Corporations —72, Municipal Law.— 73, Negligence.- 74. Ncv/ York State— 75, Ki:i Prias.— 70, Uuisanoes.— 77, Par- 
 liamentary Law.— 73, Partnership.— 79, Patents and Copyright.— CO, Periodicals.— CI, Personal Property.— C2, Police 
 andD3tactivcs.—33, Pleading and Practice. —84, Powers.— 35, Probate Practice— OC, Railway Law. — 37, Haling and 
 Assessment —G3, Real Property.— 89, Reform (iiio).- 90, References.— 91, Remedies. — 92, Rights.— D3, Roman and 
 Canon Law.— 94, Satires.- 95, Star-Chamber.— 9S, Statutory Law.— 97, Supervisors.— 9S, Ta.-:ation.— 99, Torts or Pri- 
 vate 'Wrongs.- 100, Town OfHcers.- 101, Travellers —102, Trespass. -103, Trials.— 104, Trusts and Trustees — 
 105, United States.— 106, '7erbal Agreements.— 107, Water-courses.— 103, Wills. 
 
 I. As a Profession ; including leyat'eihics. 
 
 Arnold F.) Oieat lawyers. [In his Turning-points in life, 1873 ; 
 p. 131-203.] 2612.al 
 
 Bidkr (W. A.) Lawyer and client. 1871. . 5(;22.13 
 C'toat: {li ) Tlio A.iner. b.ir as au element of conservatism in tho 
 
 li;at\ (/.l/i/.t Writings. V. 1, 1802, J 51125.15 
 
 ColVer {J. p.) Critioisrai on the bar. 1809. . 5J3I.03 
 Vann {li. IT.) L'lW ns suited to mau. [In his 'Writings, v. 2. 
 
 1350.] * 6020.00 
 
 Friswell {J. H.) Barristers, their function, f(c. [/« Gentleman's 
 
 mag., McU., 1872.] 
 Orayson (P. W.) Vioo 'unmasked ; inidueaoe of law 
 
 npon tho moral essenco of man. 18.0, . 5:j2.\30 
 
 ,ilf(in/aju(S,) The barrister. [M /lii Ejsa.va, ial7; p. 'JID-Sg.] WST.Oi 
 
 O'BrieinE) Tho liwyer: his character.e.'c, 181 i. 5322.00 
 
 Railhhy (J. ) Study and prao'dc:! of tho law, in their 
 
 various relations to society. Isi Amsr. od. [anon, ] 
 
 1805 5031.02 
 
 BEOOKLYK MERCANTILE LIBBABY.
 
 LAW; Admiralty tu Bonda. 
 
 685 
 
 i?ertec;ionx on tUeBtudy of law. L., 1704. b". 7/1^093.11 
 Sltarswnnd t G. ) Essay ou professional ethics. 3d ed. 
 
 1869 5(122.09 
 
 Stickiipy (A.) Tho lawyer and his clients, with an 
 
 examination of George T. Curtis's opinion on tho 
 
 Susquehanna litigations. 1871 n(;i'2. 17 
 
 Story {J.) Valiin ol legal Bludiea. (/» his Misccl. wiitinga. 
 
 18J2: p.OOJ ;i9.1 2547.07 
 
 Vmioii {F.) Baocnlixureato eormon, Columbia College 
 law school, May 22. ISiJO, on the duties and re- 
 sponsibilities of tho legal jirofession. 1860. 5631.07 
 
 Warren [S.) Mor.il, social, and professional duties of 
 attorneys and solicitors. 1819. . . . 5622.05 
 
 See oho Fnrtll. rev., v. 8. 1SC7 (Legal etiquette, by A. V. 
 Dicey) ; v. 13. 1870 (Bail lavryera and good, by W. Ba^ehott; 
 Fraaer'a mag., v. 60. 1S54 (How to get on at the bar) ; 
 Macni. mag., v. 25, 1872. r,r Mttell. 1872, v. 2 (by J. Brycoj ; 
 N. A. rov., V. 112, 1871 (by A. Siicknoy). 
 
 H. Science and Sladi/ of Jurispmdence. 
 
 Amos (S. ) Systematic view of the science of jurispru- 
 dence. 1872 5614.22 
 
 — Science of law. 1874 .P614.23 
 
 Ausliii (J.) Lectures on jurisprudence. 3 v. IBfJl- 
 
 63 5614.06 
 
 iWe.— Reviewed in Ed. rov., v. 113, 1303. 
 
 Bushndl (ff.) Growth of law. [In his Work and play, 1864 ; p. 
 73-124.] 2514.27 
 
 Heron. (D. C.) Jurisprudence and its relations to the 
 
 social sciences .0011.27 
 
 Burlamaqui (J. J.) Principles of natural and political 
 
 law. 1817. 5613.12 
 
 Lieher{F.) Legal and bibl. hermeneutics. 18.39. 5714.24 
 Meyer iJ.D.) Esprit, origine et progrfes des institutions 
 
 judiciaires des prineipaux pays de I'Europe. 5 v. 
 
 1823 5631.08 
 
 Mill (J,) Essaya on jurisprudence. pTrom the Encycl. Britan- 
 
 uica.J 6093.20 
 
 Montesquieu (C. de S., haron, de). Spirit of laws. 5th 
 
 ed. 2 V. 1793 5715.05 
 
 2ioy ( W.) Grounds and maxims ; also an analysis of 
 
 the English laws. 6th ed. with notes, etc. , by C. 
 
 Barton. 1701 5022.00 
 
 PlUUimore (J. G.) Principles and maxims of jurispru- 
 dence. 1856 5014.21 
 
 Sharswood ( 0. ) Lectures introductory to the study of 
 
 the law. 1870 5022.10 
 
 Stirling [J. II.) Lectures on the philos. of law. [In Journal of 
 
 spec, philos., v.- 7-8. 1873-74.] 6442.07 
 
 Warren ( .s'. ) Popular and practical introduction to 
 law studies. Ed. by LG. Thompson. 1870. 5622.12 
 
 Wasliburii (E.) Lectures on tha study and practice of 
 the law. 1871 5622.18 
 
 yrUson{J.) "Works. 3 v. 1804 5733.19 
 
 Note. — Lectures on law and government. 
 
 HI. iSpecial Topics. 
 X Admiralty and Shipping. 
 
 Abbotl (C, lord Tenierden). Law relative to merchant 
 ships and seamen. 7th Amer. ed., with notes by 
 Story, and Perkins. ltS54 51124.21 
 
 Benedict (E C.) American admiralty, its jurisdiction 
 and practice, with practical forms and directions. 
 New and enl. ed. 1870 5613.22 
 
 Conkling {A.) Jurisdiction, law, and practice of the 
 courts of the U. S. in admiralty and maritime 
 causes. 2ded. 2 r. 18.57 5616.03 
 
 Bopkinsni (F.T Judgments in tlie admiralty of Philadelphia. 
 [/Ji'iis .Miscel. c^saya, v. 3. 1792.] 6044.10 
 
 Parsons { T. ) Treatise on the Law of shipping and 
 law and practice of admiraltj'. 2 v. 1869. 563.5.15 
 
 Upton (F. H. ) On maritime warfare and prize law. 
 
 3ded. 1803 5646.11 
 
 S^ See also Commercial and Maritime law (p. 686). 
 
 2. Agency. 
 
 Story (J.) Commentaries on the law of agency. 7th 
 ed. with add. by J. F. Kedfield and W. A. Her- 
 rick. 1869 5623.19 
 
 * 3. Almanacs. 
 iaio almanac for 1870 5633.01 
 
 4. Ancient Law. 
 ;l/aine (fl. S. j Ancient law : its connection with the 
 
 early history of society, and of modem ideas. 
 1804 5024.02 
 
 Xole. — Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. GV1801 ; Nat. rev., 
 v. 12, ISCl ; Qh. riv.. V. 110, IdGl ; Weatm. rev., v. 76. ISfil. 
 
 ifg- .^.r. a/.9i Man {Prrltistoric and primitive). In the 
 general alphabet ; and Roman law (p. 689). 
 
 5. Anecdote, Biogiaphy, etc. 
 
 Bigelmo (L. J.) Bench and bar. Wit, humor, asperi- 
 ties and amenities of tho law. 1K07. . . 3254.20 
 
 Brown (D.P.) The forum ; or 4U years at the Phila- 
 delphiabar. 2 v. 1856 .5613.25 
 
 Biowne {J.) Humorousphasesof the law. 1876. 5631.27 
 
 Fursylh ( Wm. ) History of lawyers ancient and mod- 
 ern. 187.') 5(H3.10 
 
 Foss {E. ) Memories of Westminster Hall : its famous 
 judges and lawyers, and its great trials. 2 v. 
 1874 3257.17 
 
 Heard (F. F.) Curiosities of tho law reporters. 
 1871 5631.(14 
 
 Jeaffresan (J. C.) Book about lawyers. 1807 32.J4.28 
 
 Johannes sarisberiensis. Policraticus de nugis curia- 
 lium et vestigiis philosophorum. 1513. . 5622.11 
 
 Law and lawyers : curious facts, etc. 1808. . 3254.27 
 
 Law and lawyers ; legal history and biography. 2 v. 
 1840 ■ 5631.05 
 
 O'Neall (./. B. ) Biographical sketches of the bench and 
 bar of South Carolina. 2 v. 1859. . . 022.07 
 
 Strictures on the lives and characters of tho most emi- 
 nent lawyers of the present day. . . . 5022. 14 
 
 Warie (B.) Curiosites judiciaires, historiques, anec- 
 dotiques. 1859 5611.16 
 
 Pe)-C2/ anecdotes, V. 8, 14. 1S23 C2il.l4 
 
 See also Qu. rev., V. 138, 1875 (The Enalish bar and luna 
 of court) ; Ed. rev., v. 129. 1869 (Lord Kingsdown's Becol. 
 of the bar) : Fi-aser's luag., v. 67, lti63 (Law and lawyera of 
 Eugland and Scotland) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 13. 1866 (Irish law 
 and lawyera). 
 «ar See also Biography (Legal, p. 111-112). 
 
 6. Arbitration and Award. 
 
 Morse {J. T., jr.) Law of arbitration and award. 
 1872 5616.06 
 
 7. Assignments. 
 
 Burrill (A. M.) Treatise on voluntary assignments, 
 with forms. 2d ed. 1858 5015.21 
 
 . 8. Bailments. 
 
 Story (J.) Commentaries on. 8th ed. enlarged, by 
 
 E. H. Bennett. 1870 5623.17 
 
 9. Banks and Banking. 
 
 Morse (J. T., jr.) Treatise ou the law relating to 
 banks f :d banking. 1870 5615.06 
 
 10. Bankruptcy. 
 
 Bump (0. F.) Law and practice in bankruptcy. 
 1871 5615.20 
 
 HiUiard (F.) Treatise on the law of bankruptcy and 
 insolvency. 2d ed. 1867 5015.18 
 
 Jfimes i E. ) Bankrupt law of tho United States. 1807. 
 With notes 563r,.22 
 
 Kennedy [J.) Bankrupt act. 5 Geo. iv. c. 98. With 
 notes and index. Ib26 5635.21 
 
 Oliver ( W. A. ) Handy book of the new law of bank- 
 ruptcy, and private arrangements with creditors. 
 1870 563J.18 
 
 11. Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes, 
 Banknotes, and Checks. 
 
 Bytes {Sir J. B.) Treatise of the law of. 5th Amer. 
 from 9th London ed, with notes by G. Sharswood. 
 1867. . 5615.17 
 
 Daniel (J. W.) On negotiable instruments. 2 v. 1876. 
 
 Edioarils (/.) Treatise on bills of exchange and pro- 
 missory notes. 2d ed. 1803 5623.15 
 
 Parsons ( T. ) Promissory notes and bills of exchange. 
 2 T. 1860 5035.13 
 
 Story (J.) Law of bills of exchange, foreign and in- 
 land. 4th ed., by E. H. Bennett. 1860. 5616.18 
 
 12. Bonds. 
 
 Colcrt^W.K) Law of municipal bonds. 1873. SG46.07 
 a^ Se€ also Municipal Corporations (p. 688). 
 
 Id asking for boolu, use the " Book Order," giving the ADTHOBg NAU&. the first part of the TITLE, and the NUJIBEB,
 
 686 
 
 L A W : Brokers to Domestic Relations. 
 
 13. Brokers and Factors. 
 
 Edwards {I. ) Essay on brokers and factors. 1870. 561G. 1 2 
 
 14. Carriers. 
 
 Angell {J. K) Law of carriers. 4th ed. revised by J. 
 Lathrop. 1868 5622.20 
 
 15. Chancery. 
 
 Barbour (0. L.) Treatise on the practice of the court 
 of chancery. 2d ed. 3 v. 1874. . . . 5615.2.5 
 
 Daniell [K R. ) Pleading and practice of the high court 
 of chancery. Ed. by T. E. Headlam. 4th Amer. 
 ed., revised, by J. C. Perkins. 3v. 1871. 5646.13 
 
 16. Chinese Law. ^ 
 Staunton (Sir 0. T.) Ta Tsing leu lee, being the fun- 
 damental laws, and a selection from the supple- 
 mentary statutes of the jjenal code of China. Tr. 
 with notes. 1810 5617.13 
 
 17. Codification. 
 
 Bentham [J.) Principles of the civil code. [In his Works, v. 1 
 (•2-3 )] 6016.01 
 
 — View of a coiiipletQ code, [/ji Ai* Work^, v. 3 (9.)J . . 601G.03 
 
 See also Ed, lev., v. 126, 1867 ; Fortn. lev., v. 9, 1868 (Di- 
 gest of the law comuiissiou, by N* O'Couiior Morria) ; v. 18, 
 1872 (Codiflcatiou iu India and England, by J, F. Stephen); 
 ^Ve3tm. rev., v. 8:1. 1865 ^State of KuglisU l.tw). 
 
 «ir See also French Law (p. 6S7) ;— New York State 
 (p. 089; ; -Homan Law (p. G9U) ; etc. 
 
 18. Commercial, Mercantile and Maritime Law. 
 
 Srice {J.) Laws of the U. S., relative to commercial 
 subjects. 1814. 8° 5624.15 
 
 Montefioie (J.) Commercial and notarial precedents, 
 forms, law, etc., and the acts of parliament relat- 
 ing to shipping. 2d ed. 1813. . .• . 5617.26 
 
 — Commercial dictionary : mercantile law, etc. 3 v. 
 
 1804 5927.06 
 
 Tudor {0. D.) Leading cases in mercantile and mari- 
 time law. 2 v. 1873 5646.16 
 
 Crosby {F.) Everybody's lawyer. 1860. . .5622.25 
 
 Conlraclors, merchants, and tradesmen. Six legislative 
 
 enactments. London, 18.58-59. 16°. . . 5(i35,27 
 
 £ue)-i/ man's own lawyer. By a barrister, [aiio?!.] Sth 
 
 ed. London, IsTO 5622.28 
 
 Parsons ( T. ) Elements of mercantile law. 1856. ,5624. 11 
 — Laws of business for businessmen. 1857. 5624.13 
 Wells (J. 0. ) Every man his own lawyer, and busi- 
 ness form book. 18.;8 5622.27 
 
 4K«* See also Admiralty and Shipping (p. 685). 
 
 19. CQufUct of Laws. 
 Storu {J.) Commentaries, etc. 6th ed. enl. by I. F. 
 "Kedfield. 1805 5623.18 
 
 20. Constitutional Laiv. 
 
 Bump (0. F.) Constitutional decisions : digest of the 
 judicial interpretations of the constitution of the 
 U. S., as contained in the federal and stsite re- 
 ports. 1877 5643.1? 
 
 Sedgioick ( T. ) Treatise on the interpretation and con- 
 struction of statutory and constitutional law. 
 
 1874 5643.18 
 
 fits* For works on tbe ConsUtutions and governments of va- 
 rious counlrits see Countries (England, p. 307 ; — Francr. 
 p. 320 ; — United States, p. 378 ; and names of the individual 
 states); — a/so Grovernment and politics (Various headings, 
 p. 584). 
 
 21. Contracts. 
 
 Chitty (/., jr.) Treatise, etc. 6th Engl. ed. bv •!. A. Rus- 
 sell. 10th Amer. ed. by J.C.Perkins. 1860. 5635.09 
 
 Qlhhons (D.) Law of contracts. 1857. . . .5635.28 
 
 Par.i.rns ( T. ) Law of contracts. 5th ed. 3v. 1866. 5635.10 
 
 Potlder ( 7i. J.) Treatise on the law of obligations, or 
 , contracts. From the French, with appendix illus- 
 trative of the English law on the subject, by \V. 
 D.Evans. 3d Amer. ed. 2 v. 1853. .5615.10 
 
 SmiOnJ.W.) Law of contracts. 6th Amer. ed. ; notes 
 by W. H. Kawle and G. Sharswood. 1877. 5647.01 
 
 Story ( W. W.) Treatise on the law of contracts. 5th ed., 
 revised, by M. M. Bigelow. 2 v. 1874. 5617.02 
 
 Verplnnck (0. C.) Essay on the doctrine of contracts. 
 1(525 5635.20 
 
 22. Conveyancing. 
 
 Ahbutt ( B . V. and A. ) Clerks' and conveyancers' as- 
 sistant, forms, etc. 4th ed. 1870. . . 5634.06 
 
 Jenkins (John S.) New clerk's assistant : forms, etc. 
 1860 5634.03 
 
 23. Copyright. 
 
 Morgan (J.A.) Law of literature. 2 v. 1875.5624.22 
 US' See also Copyright (p. 282) ;— Patents (p. 089). 
 
 24. Corporations. 
 
 Abbott ( B. V. and Austin). General digest of the law of 
 corporations, public and private. 1869. . 5616.18 
 
 Angell {J. K.) and Ames (S.) Treatise on the law of 
 private corporations aggregate. 9th ed. enlarged 
 by J. Lathrop. 1871 5622.23 
 
 Baker (J.F. ) Treatise on the law of manufacturing cor- 
 porations in the state of New York. 1876. 5616.05 
 
 Gibbon (D.) Limited liability acts. Joint stock co. 
 acts. 1858-9 5635.26 
 
 Courts Martial. 
 
 [See Military law (p. 689). 
 
 25. Criminal Law. 
 
 Amos (A.) Euins of time exemplified in Sir Matthew 
 Hale'sHist. of the plc-isof thecrown.1856. 5625.21 
 
 Arclibold (J. F. ) Treatise on criminal procedure, plead- 
 ing, and evidence, in indictable cases ; [with] de- 
 cisions to 1877, by J. N. Pomeroy. . . 5i;3S.06 
 
 Beaumont (J T. B.) Essay on criminal jurisprudence, [/h Pam- 
 phleteer. V. 18-19.) 6058.19 
 
 Bl-ihopiJ. P.) Commentaries on criminal law. 5th 
 ed. 2v. 1872 5638.08 
 
 — Commentaries on criminal procedure ; pleading, 
 
 evidence, and practice. 2ded. 2 v. 1872. 5638.10 
 
 — Law of statutory crimes, with procedure and prac- 
 
 tical suggestions. 1873 5638.12 
 
 Cornwaltis (0. F.) On the principles of criminal law. 
 
 [anon.'] 1846 5611.15 
 
 Mc Wallers ( G. ) Knots untied ; or ways and by-ways 
 
 of American detectives. 1871 5612.U9 
 
 Stephen (./. F. ) General view of the criminal law of 
 
 England. 1863 5625.13 
 
 — English criminal law. [/» Cambridge essays, 1857.] .2517.15 
 Torrey (H. W.) Some topics iu crimmal law. [Ln Amer. soc. 
 
 sci. assoc. Trans., no. 1, 1869] 6311.01 
 
 Waterman ( T. 11'. ) Digest of decisions iu criminal 
 
 cases. 1877 5638.13 
 
 WItarton (F. ) Treatise on the criminal law of the U. S. 
 6th and revised ed. 3 v. 1868. . . . 5625.09 
 See also art. by F.Wharton in Atlantic monthly. v. 26, 1870. 
 JS^See also Social science (Crime and punishments). 
 
 26. Damages. 
 
 Sedgwick (T.) Treatise on the measure of damages. 
 5th ed. by A. G. Sedgwick. 1869. . . . 5612.20 
 
 27. Debt. 
 
 Jemmett (H.) Letter on the injustice and impolicy of arrest for 
 debt. 1826. [/n Pamphleteer, V, 26.] 6058.26 
 
 28. Descent. 
 
 Bingham (A.) Treatise on the laws of descent. 
 1870 5615.14 
 
 29. Dictionaries. 
 
 Abbott (B. V.) Dictionary of terms and phrases used 
 in Amer.orEngl. jurisijrudence. 2v. 1878. 5625.05 
 
 BouvieriJ.) Law dictionary. 7th ed. 2 v. 1857. 5625.01 
 A'off.— Reviewed in N. .\. rev., v. 93. 1861. 
 
 Burrill (A. M.) Law dictionary' and glossary. 2d ed. 
 2 V. 1869 5625.03 
 
 30. Domestic Relations. 
 
 Reeve ( T. ) Law of baron and femme, of parent and 
 child, guardian and ward, master and servant, 
 and of the powers of the courts of chancery ; with 
 an essay on the terms heir, heirsjieirs of the 
 bod}'. 3d ed. with notes by A. JrParker, and 
 C.E.Baldwin. London, 1867. . . . .5615.07 
 
 Schoutpr (,T. ) Treatise on the law of domestic relations. 
 
 Boston, 1870 5616.08 
 
 gS" See also Marriage and divorce (p. 088). 
 
 BnOOKLYN MERCANTILE LICBAKY.
 
 L AW : Dower In Habeas Corpus. 
 
 687 
 
 ' 31. Dower. 
 
 Scribner (C. H.) Treatise on the law of dower. 2 v. 
 1867 5615.12 
 
 32. Easements and Servitudes. 
 
 Washburn (E ) Treatise on the American law of ease- 
 ments and servitudes. 2d ed. 1867. . 5623.14 
 
 33. Ecclesiastical Iiaw. 
 
 Hudson {.f. A.) Law for the clergy : a compilation of 
 the statutes of the states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, 
 Michigan, llinnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin, relat- 
 ing to the duties of clergymen. 1877. . 3561.33 
 
 Slront/ {IV.) Two lectures upon the relations of civil 
 law to church polity, discipline, and property. 
 1875.- , . 5641.23 
 
 Tyler (W.S.) American ecclesiastical law. 1866. 3614.27 
 
 IKS' -f''* aho Biblical, relig.. and eccl. literature [Church 
 
 polity, p. 60 ; and names of various denomi nations and sects). 
 
 34. English Common Law. 
 
 Bacon {M.) New abridgment of the law. With large 
 additions by Sir H. Gwyllim and C. E. Dodd, 
 ■with notes and references, by B. Wilson and J. 
 Bouvier. 10 v. 1868 5633.11 
 
 'Beelon's law book : a practical compendium of English 
 jurisprudence 5621.25 
 
 Blackstone {Sir IF.) Commentaries on the laws of 
 England. [Ed.]byT.M. Cooley. '2v.l871. 5614.10 
 
 Charley { \V. T. ) New system of practice and pleading. 
 London. 1877. 8= 6643. lii 
 
 Coke {K ) First part of the institutes of the laws of 
 England ; or a commentary upon Littleton. Ee- 
 ■vised, with notes by F. Hargrave and C. Butler. 
 2 V. IstAm. ed. 1853 5614.12 
 
 Ilobbes (7*.) Dialogue of the common laws of England. [In Itis 
 Engl, worlis, V. C, 18i(].] 6U43.11 
 
 Hale {31.) History of the common law of England, and 
 an iinalysis of the civil part of,the law. (ith ed., 
 with notes by C. Runnington. 1820. . 563^.18 
 
 Beeves {J.) History of the English law, to the end of 
 the reign of Elizabeth. New ed. 3 v. With 
 notes and introd. dissertation, by W. F. Finlason. 
 
 1860 5624.04 
 
 See also B\a.ck\7. m^Q., V. 79, 1856 (Inns of court, and the 
 bar of England}: Ed. rev., v. 101 (Supreme courts ofap- 
 ,peal) ; v. 114. ISOl (English jurisprudence); v. 134. IhVl 
 (Inns of court iiud of chancery) ; Eraser's in.ig.. v. 73. 18G5 
 (Queen's court ot probate) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 18. 1852-3 (Le- 
 gal profession and the county courts) ; Qa. rev., v. 123. 
 1867 (I'be new courts of law) : Weetm. rev., v. 67, 1857 
 (Eiigl. law : its oppression and confusion) ; v. 68 (English 
 courts of law); v. 68 (Progrcssof Engl, juribjirudeuce) ; v. 
 82, 1864 (Modern phases ot jixrisprudence in England). 
 JS^ See also Countries {England : Const, and gov., p. 307). 
 
 35. Equity. 
 
 Adams {C, jr.) The doctrine of equity : court of 
 chancery. Notes by G. T. Bispham. 5th Amer. 
 ed. 1868 6614.14 
 
 SmWi{J.W.) Manual of equity jurispr. Is71. 5638.14 
 
 Slory {J.) Commentaries on equity jurisprudence. 
 10th ed. by I. F. Kedfield. 2 v. 1870. 5623.21 
 
 While iF. T.) and Tudor {(). D.) Selection of leading 
 cases in equity, with notes ; with American cases, 
 by J. I. C. Hare and H. B. Wallace. 3d ed. 3 v. 
 1859 ' 5638.17 
 
 Willard {J.) Treatise on equity jurisprudence. Re- 
 vised by P. Potter. 1875 5638.19 
 
 36. Evidence. 
 
 Bentham {J.) Bationale of evidence. [In his "Worka. T. 6-7 
 (11-13).] 6016.08 
 
 Burrill (A. M.) Treatise on circumstantial evidence. 
 
 1868 5647.04 
 
 Greenleaf {S.) Treatise on the law of evidence. 12th 
 
 ed. revised by I. F. Kedfield. 3 V.186G. 5634.16 
 Maine {If . S ) Theory of evidence, [/n Ais Village-communities, 
 
 1876.) 6624.03a 
 
 Phillips { S. M ) Law of evidence ; with notes by E. 
 
 Cowen and N. Hill, -with additions of American 
 
 cases to the present time, by I. Edwards. 5th ed. 
 
 3v. 1867 5617.05 
 
 Starkie {T.\ Practical treatise of evidence. 9th Am. 
 
 ed., notes by G. Sharswood, elc, 1869. . 5634.19 
 
 Wltarton {F.) Law of E. in civil issues. 2 v. .5647.06 
 SfealsoWnntm. rev., v. 83, 1805 Circumstantial evidence). 
 «B- See also Facts {below}. 
 
 37. Executions. 
 
 Herman {H. M.) Law of executions. 1875. . 5612.23 
 
 38. Executors, Administrators, etc. I . 
 
 McClellan {R. H.) Practice in probate courts; also 
 law of wills, executors, dc. 1875. . . 5624.24 
 
 Willard {J. ) Treatiso on the law of executors, admin- 
 istrators and guardians, in surrogates' courts of 
 the state of New York. 1869 5612.18 
 
 Willidins lE. V.) Treatiso on the law of executors and 
 administrators. 5th Am. ed. With notes and 
 references, by A. I. Fish. 2 v. 1859. . 5612.21 
 4S- See also Wills (p. 691). 
 
 39. Extiadition. 
 
 Clarke {E) Law of extradition, with the conventions 
 existing between England and foreign nations. 
 
 2ded. 1874 5647.08 
 
 US' See also International Law (p. 688). 
 
 40. Facts. 
 
 i?ain (./. ) Treatise on facts as subjects of inquiry by 
 
 ajury. 2d Am. ed. 1870 5612.11 
 
 • JKS* See also Evidence {above). 
 
 41. Fixtures. 
 
 Uiil {,T. W.) A manual of the law of fixtures. 2d ed. 
 revised. 1871 5623.27 
 
 42. Frauds (Statute of). 
 
 Browne {C.) Treatise on the statute of frauds, as in 
 
 force in England and the United States, with 
 
 English and American statutes. 3d ed. revised. 
 
 1870 5615.19 
 
 • 43. Fraudulent Conveyances. 
 
 Bump {0. F.) Treatise upon conveyances made by 
 debtors to defraud creditors. 2d ed. 1876. 5647.09 
 
 44. French La-w. 
 
 Ci'de Napoleon ; or French civil code. Literally tr. by 
 L. S. Richards. London, 1824. 8'. . . 5616.22 
 
 — ■ Recueil complet des discours prononces lors de la 
 discussion du Code civil par les divers orateurs 
 du Conseil d'Etat et du Tribunat avant la redac- 
 tion definitive. 2 V. Paris, 1855. 8'. . 5617.15 
 
 Jones {B.) Historyof the French bar. 1855.5622.07 
 
 younij{A.) Hi.st. sketch of the French bar ; with bio- 
 graphical notices of some of the principal advo- 
 cates of the lUth century. 18C9. . . .5631.01 
 
 45. Gentoo La-w. 
 
 Code of Gentoo laws, ordinations of the Pandits. 
 [Compiled by the Brahmins from Sanscrit au- 
 thors. Tr. by N. Halhead, ] from a Persian trans- 
 lation. 1776 5617.14 
 
 46. Guaranties. 
 
 De Gdyir {H. A. ) Treatise on the law of guaranties 
 and of principal and surety. With notes to 
 American cases, and an appendix containing the 
 English and American statutes of frauds and per- 
 juries, by J. .\. Morgan. 1875. . . . 5615.30 
 
 47. Habeas Corpus. 
 
 Binney (//.) Privilege of the writ of habeas corpus under the 
 constitution. 3 pts. 1862-65 66^3.01 
 
 Dates {E., U. S. att'y gen.) Huspeusiou of the writ of habeas 
 corpus; opinion, etc., July 13, 11561. [U. S. Ho. of rep. 
 37tU coug., 1st sees. Ex. doc. no. 6.] 
 
 Ciirlis {B. R.) Executive p-wcr. 1862 6643.02 
 
 Nicholas 1.5. .S.) Habeas Cdrpus, a response to Mr. Binney, 18G2 ; 
 ^Habeas corpus, tlie law of war, and confiscation, 1862 ; 
 .-Martial law. [n. p. or d.]: — Review of the ai-gument of 
 pres. Lincoln and atty gen. Bates. 1661 5643.03 
 
 Parker {Joel). n;tbea3 corpus, and martial law. a review of the 
 opinion of Taueyin the caseof John Merryman. 1861. 5643. 02 
 
 Reply to Horace Binney ou habeas corpus. By a member of 
 the Philadelphia bar. 1862 6643.02 
 
 Taney {R. B j Opinion lu the habeas corpus case of John I^Ier- 
 ryniau. 1861 6643.02 
 
 Wharinn {G. M.) Remarks on Binney'a treatise ou habeas cor- 
 pus. 2d ed. 1862 6643.02 
 
 — Answer to Biuney's reply. 1S62 6643 02 
 
 In asking for books, use tbe " Book Order," giving the AUTUOIi'S NAUE, the first part of tho TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 688 
 
 L. A "W ; HighTwaya to Laadlng Cases. 
 
 48. High-wayg. 
 
 Angell {J. K.) and Durfee ( T. ) Law of highways. 2d 
 ed , with notes, by G. F. Choate. 1868. . 5622.21 
 
 49. Hindoo La-w. 
 
 Mfnu. Institutes of Hindoo law. [7n Jones {.ytr W.) Works, v. 
 7, 1807.] . . tOie.07 
 
 50. Indiotmeuts. 
 
 Wharton (F.) Precedents of indictments and pleas. 
 3ded. 2v. 1871 5647.10 
 
 51. InjuncOona. 
 
 SiUiard (F.) Law of injunctions. 2d ed. reTised. 
 1869 5631.12 
 
 52. Insurance. 
 
 Miss ( 0. , jr. ) Law of life insurance, with chapters 
 
 upon accident and guarantee insurance. 2d ed. 
 
 1874 6617.12 
 
 Hopkins {M.) Manual of marine insurance. 1867.5621.17 
 May (J. IF.) Law of insurance as applied to fire, life, 
 
 accident, guarantee, and other non-maritime risks. 
 
 1873 5624.20 
 
 Phillips (ir.) Law of insurance. 5thed.2v. 1867. 5621.1« 
 
 53. International La-w, and La-wa of "War. 
 
 BenViam (J.) Principles of international law. [In his "WorkB. 
 
 V. 2 (8).] CUlli.O;! 
 
 Sirnard [M.] Growth of laws and tiBages of laws of war. [In 
 
 Oxford essays. IS.iO ; p. 88-137.] 2538.20 
 
 Bwiamaqui [J. J.) Principles of natural and political 
 
 law. 1817 5613.12 
 
 Cairns [J.E.) International law. [In /< 15 Polit. essays, 1873.] 5726.28 
 iVotfi.^— Kepr. from Fortn. rev., Nov., 1865. 
 
 Cockhwn (Sir A.) Nationality ; or, the law relating to 
 subjects and aliens, considered with a view to* 
 future legislation. 1869 5613.18 
 
 Deane.(H.B.) The law of blockade. 1870. .5613.20 
 
 Field [D. D.) An international code. [In Amer. soc. Bcience 
 assoc. Trans, no. 2, 1870.] 6811.01 
 
 Oardner {D.) Treatise on international law. 1814. 
 
 Grotius (//. ) Do jure belli et pacis libri tres, accom- 
 panied by an abridged translation, by W. Whe- 
 
 well. With notes. 3 v. 1853 5613.08 
 
 Note. See Ed. rev., v. 112, 18G0 (Grotius and the Buurces 
 of international law) : Fraser's mag., v. 49, 1854. 
 
 Halleck {H. W. ) Elements of international law and 
 laws of war. 1806 51113.02 
 
 Kennedy [C. M.) Influence of Christianity upon inter- 
 national law. 1850 3564.01 
 
 Mackintosh [J.) DJBconrso on the law of nature and of nations. 
 [In kis Miscel. works, v. 1, 1840.] 
 
 Mamidrd (Count T.) Kights of nations, ajiplied to 
 Italy. 1860 5613.05 
 
 Mill (J.) Essays. [From the Encycl. Brit.] . 5093.20 
 
 Philliinnre ( i?. ) Commentaries upon international law. 
 2d ed. 4 v. 1871-74 5613.19 
 
 Poison (A.) Principles of the laws of nations. 2d ed. 
 1859 5613.15 
 
 Pratt IF.F.) Lawof contraband of war. 1836.5613,23 
 
 Pvfendorf (S.) Of the law of nature and nations. 
 English by B. Kennett. Added, notes of Bar- 
 beyrac. 4th ed. Prefixed, Barbeyrac's discourse of 
 morality. English, by Mr. Carew. 1779. 5617.01 
 
 Bamgny {F. C. von). Private international law. Tr. 
 
 with notes, by W. Guthrie. 1809. . .5613.19 
 
 , Seebohm (F.) On international reform. 1871. 5613.14 
 
 Senoir (iV. TF.) International law. [In his Essays, v. 1, 1865 : 
 140-270 J 2342.32 
 
 Twiss {T.) The law of nations. [Part 1.] On the 
 rights and duties of nations in time of peace. 
 1&6] 5613.01 
 
 Upton.^F. II.) Law of nations affecting commerce 
 during war : with the jurisdiction and the prac- 
 tice of prize courts. 18G1 5613.21 
 
 Valtel(M.D.) Law of nations. 1820. . . .5613.27 
 
 Ward (B. ) History of the law of nations, to Grotius. 
 2v. 1795 5613.03 
 
 Wheaton {II. ) Elements of international law. 6th ed. 
 with notes and introductory remarks, by W. B. 
 Lawrence. 1S55 5613.06 
 
 Same. Ed. with notes by R. H. Dana. 8th ed. 
 
 1866 5013.11 
 
 A'"te.— Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 104, 1866. Replied to 
 by W. B. Lawrence in v. 104, 1867. 
 
 Woolsey ( T. ) Introduction to the study of interna- 
 tional law. '2d ed. 1864 5613.07 
 
 — Private property upon the sea. [In Amer. soc. eci. assoc. 
 
 Trans., no. 7, 1874.] 6811.04 
 
 See also Blackw. mag,, Jan., Feb., Apr., May, 1874 {In- 
 ternat. vanities); Contem. lev., v. 3. ISCG iComteaiid his dis- 
 ciples on int. law) ; Oct., 1875 (On proposed changes in inf. 
 law, by "W*. E. Hall) ; Fortn. rev., v. 10, Ititis Nations and int. 
 law, by T. E. Leslie) ; New Englander. v. 14, 185C |Ee<eut 
 aspects of) : v. 21, 1802 (Hautefeuille on int. 'law, by T. D. 
 Woolsey) ; Westm. rev., v. 04, 1855 (International immo- 
 rality). 
 
 On international arbitration Bee Fortn. rev., v. 15, 1871 
 (Can war be avoided, by viscnmit Aniberley) ; N. A. rev.. 
 v. 102, 186G (Courts cf conciliation) : v. 102, 1806 (Interna, 
 tlonal arbitration) ; also headint/ War and peace, in the 
 general alphabet. 
 
 On extradition see Internat. rev., July, 1876 : Fraser's 
 mag., Aug., 1870 (Art. by E. S. Roscoe) ; Westm. rev., v. 89, 
 1868. 
 
 On neutral and belligerent rights see Blackwood, v. 03. 1863 
 (Changes proposed in belligerent riglits at sea) ; Ed. rev., 
 V. 115, 1802 ; Eraser's mag,, v. 04. I8C1 ; v. CO. 1861 : N. A. 
 rev., v. lot, 1805 (Belligerent war vessels in neutral ports) ; 
 ■\\'estm. rev , v. 77, 1802. 
 
 On the right of search see New Englander. v. 10, 1858 ; 
 N. A. rev., V..95, 1862 (Case of Mason and Slidell). 
 
 On non-intervention see Fraser's mag., v, GO. 1859 (art. by 
 J. S. Mill ; Nat. rev., v. 13, 1861) ; Cobden (It.) Pol. writ- 
 ings, V, 1 [.1710,10]. 
 
 «ar See also Extradition (p. 687). 
 
 54. Judicial Establishments and Proceduie. 
 
 Bentham. (J.) Dranglit for the organization of judicial establish- 
 ments compax'ed with the draught by the committee ','1 the 
 Nat. assembly of France, [In his Wortts, v. 4.] . 5010.04 
 
 — Principles of judicial procedure. [Inhis Works,Y.2(7).] 5016.02 
 
 55. Judiciary (Independence and Temire of the). 
 
 Adams (X) On the independence of the judiciary. [Tn hit 
 Wnrks, V. 3.) 6013.— 
 
 Choate (R.) On the judicial tenure. [In his "Writings, v. 2, 
 
 180'2.] 5025.18 
 
 See also Debates of Mass. Const, convention of 1853, v. 
 2. p. 756-828 : v. 3, p. 170-234, for el.iborato speeches by 
 Simon Greenleaf, Joel Parker. Riifiis Ciioate, Richard H. 
 Dana, and ottiers against, and by Blarcns Morton, B. F. 
 Butler, and others in favor o/an elective judiciary, 
 
 56. Jury Trial. * 
 
 Edwards ( C. ) Juryman's guide ; state of New York. 
 
 1831 50'2'2.26 
 
 Bentham [J.) Art of packing Bpecial juries. [In his Works, 
 
 V. 5 ] 6010.05 
 
 Forsplh ( TF.) History of trial by jury. 185'2. 51.22.24 
 Longieg {J.) Observ. on trial by jury. [/;t* Pamphleteer, v. 5. 
 
 1812.) r.0.i8.05 
 
 Routledge (J.) Chapters on the history of popular progress [in 
 
 England], 1000-1820 5718.06 
 
 Spooner {L.) Essay on trial by jury. 1S52. . 5t;22.32 
 blaidiope (C, eiirl). Kights of jurors defended; and 
 
 the objections to Mr. Fox's libel bill refuted. 
 
 1792 5622.29 
 
 See also Chambers's Journal, v. C. 1868 (Juries) : Lippin- 
 
 cott's mag.. Ma*ch, 1872 (Trial by jury, by A. fci. BoUes) ; 
 
 Ma^millan's mag,, Mch,. 1802 (Rise and piogress of tri^d by 
 
 jury, by W. Barnes); Pulnam's mag.. Feb., 1870 (Trial by 
 
 jury, by W. Z. Davis) ; Westm. rev., v. 97, 1872 (Trial by 
 
 judge and trial by jury) ; Am. lawrev,, Oct., 1870 (Origin of). 
 
 57. Justices of the Peace. 
 
 Cotcen (E.) Treatise on the civif jurisdiction of jus- 
 tices of the peace in the state of New York. Re- 
 written and adapted, by L. Kingsley. tth cd. 
 2v. 1870 £634.07 
 
 58. Landlord and Tenant. 
 
 Taylor (J. N.) American law of landlord and tenant. 
 
 3d ed. 1852 5(;21.14 
 
 Same. 5th ed. 1869 5624.10 
 
 59. Leading Casea 
 
 Smith (J. W. ) Selection of leading cases on various 
 branches of the law : with notes. 6th Am. ed. by 
 J.LC.Hare and J.W.Wallace. 2v.in3. 186'j.5611.18 
 jCS" See also under various special headings . 
 
 BROOK LTN MERCANTILE LIBRARY,
 
 LAW: Legislation to Nisi PriuS. 
 
 689 
 
 LagiBlation. 
 [See Goremment aad pulitii's {Legislation, p. 687).] 
 
 60. Libel and Slander. 
 
 Lam of libel, as affecting the newspaper press, with 
 
 proposed amendments. Ih67 SHi'M. 15 
 
 TownseiiU ^ J. ) i'raatiso on slander and libel, and 
 
 remedies. 2d cd. 1872 SiJlV.lH 
 
 See -r/so Inti^rnational rov icw, July, J876{Newspaper prees 
 and law of libel. I.y D. U. Field) 
 
 J^* Hee also Journalism [Fi-KCdom of (he press, p. 657). 
 
 61. Lights {Ancicid). 
 
 Cox'(S.) Law and science of ancient lights. 2d ed. 
 1871 5C31.22 
 
 Marl Lima La'w. 
 [See International law, p. 688 ; Adisiraltjr, p. 086.) 
 
 62. Marriag3 and DIvorc3. 
 
 BaUcerstnne (P.) Digest of the law of Scotland, re- 
 lating ta marriage. 1827 //I 357;!. '29 
 
 Bishop (J. P.) Coiiimentaries on the law of marriage 
 and divoro3, of aeparationo \7ithout divorce, and 
 of ovidcnoo of marriage. 2v. 'Jthed 1844. 5Ij1:").15 
 
 Lawrenc3 ( W. B. ) Disabilities of American women 
 marrisd abro:!-! 1871 56I5.-24 
 
 Morgna ill. D.) Doctrino and law of marriage, adul- 
 tery and divorce. T.'itb an appendix. 2 v. 
 182; 5115.22 
 
 Schouler {J. ) Trsatioo on tho law of domestic relations. 
 1S;0 5Gl.^j.li8 
 
 Woolsei/ (T. D.) Essciy on divorce c;nd divorce legis- 
 lation, ■rfich Bpsoiil roibroncoto the United States. 
 
 1833 5.-24.10 
 
 S e aisn Intcrniitional rev., v. 1. 1871 (Divorce, by N. H. 
 Davisi ; N. A. rev . v l 0. 1C03 |La.w df ilivorcei. 
 ,03" .'^j also Domcstia lelatious (p. G8C) ; Dower (p. 687). 
 
 63. Mra33ao'ausett3. 
 
 Washburn (E.) Judicial history of Massachusetts, 
 163Jtol'(7o. 1840 5625.10 
 
 64. M:isim3. 
 
 Broom (II.) Selection of legal maxims, classified and 
 illustritsd. cth Am. od. )8U8. . . . 5622.15 
 
 j9S» See atso Noy ; — rlUUimorc {in div. u., p. C34). 
 
 63. Meical Juriiprudencs. 
 
 Caiper (J. L. ) Hand-book on the practice of forensic 
 medicine, v. 1-4. 1801 43(r2.09 
 
 — Traite pratique de medecine legale. Trad, de 
 r Mlemand par G. G. BaiUitre. 2 v. Is62. JSSS.Ol 
 
 Odling (IV). Sctndcrsn {J. D.). FaggeC. H.), and Stevenson {T.) 
 Kepo;t3 on leQol uiediciuc. {In New Sydenham eoc. 
 Year-booU, 13J'J IdCj-li ] 4355.U1 
 
 Ordronan.c (J. ) Jurisprudence of medicine in its re- 
 lations to the law of contracts, torts, and evidence; 
 liabilities of vendors of drugs. 1*09. . 5647.14 
 
 Taylor (A. S.) Principles and practice of medical ju- 
 risprudence- "d ed. 2 V. 1873. . . 4355.(i3 
 
 Wliaiioii (F.) <tnd Slill^ {M) Treatise on medical ju- 
 risprudence. Medical part revised with addi- 
 tions by A. StiUd I'd ed. 1860. . . .5625.13 
 XlSr S'-e also Medical science {Insanity), in the general 
 alphabet. 
 
 Mercantile La'vr. 
 [See Commercial Law, p. 686.] 
 
 66. Military Law. 
 
 Callan (J. F.) Military laws of the United States. 
 
 1853. . . ■ 5035.02 
 
 De Hart (TF. C) Observations on military law, and 
 
 courts martial. 1803 5035.01 
 
 Mackenzie {A. H.) Proceedings of the naval court 
 
 martial in the case of A. S. M. With review by 
 
 J. F. Cooper. 1844 5635.00 
 
 Simmons (T. F.) Constitution and practice of courts 
 
 martial. Continued by T. P. Simmons. 0th ed. 
 
 1873 
 
 Whiiinri (IF.) War powers under the constitution of 
 
 the United States. 18G-J 5733.30 
 
 JOS" See atso Habeas Corpus (p. C87). 
 
 67. Mines and Minerals. 
 
 Bainbridge (W.) Treatise on the law of mines and 
 minerals. Ed. by G. M. Dallas. 1871. ,',64().15 
 
 Morrison {R. S.) Digest of American and English 
 mining decisions. 1875 66i7.16 
 
 68. Miscellaneous Wcrks. 
 
 Bacon (F., lord). Arguments vf law. [hi Wnilxs, v. J6.] 6014.17 
 
 — Answers tuuchiug the office ol coiiBtubio, [In tint AVnrkR, 
 
 •'■ 15.] 5(Jl4,17 
 
 — Discourse upon the commission of Biidewell. [In his \\'orli8. 
 
 V. 15.] 6014.17 
 
 — Maxims of the law. [/« /n'^ \\'orl(s, v. II.] . . , .6014.16 
 
 — Ordinances in chancery [/n WniUB. v. 15.] . . . .6014.17 
 ^ Prepaiation for the union ol laws. ['In Wnrl.s, v. Ifi.] 6014.17 
 
 — Reading on the statute of uses. [In WoikB, v. 34.] . 601-1.16 
 
 — Use of the law. [In Worls. v. 14 ] 6U14.16 
 
 Bentliam {J.\ Works. See p. 73 74 ol Cat;ilngue. 
 
 Wuodbiii-y (L.) Writings, V. 2. Judicial. 186^ 5077.13 
 
 69. Mobammedaii Law. 
 
 Hedaj/a, or guide : a commentary on the Mussulman 
 laws. 'I'r. by C. Hamilton. 2d ed. with preface 
 and index by S. G. Grady. 187ii. . . .i.6i7.ll 
 
 Jones {Sir IF.) Of the Moliantmedan law of succeBSinu i nd iu- 
 lieritance ; On the law of bailiueuts. [tn his Worlds, v. 8, 
 
 1807 ] fO.6.08 
 
 S^e niso Coutem. rev.. JuTie. 1877 (Jlubamn'.-idnu law : its 
 growth aud character, by B. D. Oaborn) ;— Koran (p. 100). 
 
 70. Mortgages. 
 
 HiUiard (F.) Law of mortgages of real and ]5crs6nal 
 property. 4tb ed. revised. 2 v. 1872. i,G3l.0U 
 
 71. Municipal Corporatioas. 
 
 Dillon (J-F.) Treatise on the law of municipal corpora- 
 tions. 2d ed. , revised. 2 v. 1873. . . 6Li'i7.l7 
 fl®- See atso Bonds (p. CSS) ; Town officer (p. 691). 
 Note.— Fov ordinances and puhlic documens of muulcipal 
 governments, see Countries (p. 285-394). 
 
 72. Municipal Law. 
 
 Pomeroy {J.N.) Introd. to municipal lav/. ISCi 5624.01 
 73. Neglisence. 
 
 Sliearman (T. G.) and UeJfidd {A. A.) Treatise on the 
 law of negligence. 2d ed. 1870. . . . r,i,12 ID 
 
 Wharion (F.) Treatise on the law of negligence. 
 1874 5o25.l8 
 
 74. New York (State of). 
 
 Code commissioners. Civil code of tho state. Albany, 
 1865. 8° 
 
 — Penal code of the state. Albany, 1861. 8°. 5817.32 
 
 — Political code of the state. A., IsOO. 8°. . L632.05 
 Pevised statutes. 3 v. Albany. 1830. 8'. . . 
 Abbott {B. V.) and (A.) Digest of New York statutes 
 
 and reports, to 1869. 7th ed. revised. 8 v. Al- 
 bany, 1870. 8° S637.12 
 
 Edmunds (J. W.) Statutes at large. 2d ed. 7 v. Al- 
 bany, 18G9. b° .0032.06 
 
 Fay (J. D. ) Digest of the laws of the state in force on 
 Jan. 1, 1874. 3 v. N. Y., 1871-76. 8'. . SCI 6.09 
 
 Uoffmun (.1/.) Provisional remedies of tho code of 
 procedure. 1802 561.3.22 
 
 [5essio«] Laws, 18.32-77. Albany, 1852-77. 8°. 
 
 Same. General index, 1777-1675. 4 v. Albany, 
 
 1866-76. 8° I 
 
 Tiffany (J.) Condensed digest of the Court of Appeals 
 reports, v. 1-27 inclusive. 1866. . . . 5633.23 
 4S- See also Countries, etc. {New York, p. 362). 
 
 75. Nisi Prias. 
 
 Anthon (J.) Law of Nisi prius, being reports of cases 
 cl-Hermined at Nisi prius, in the Supreme Court 
 of the state of New York. '2d ed. with notes. 
 1858 5ti..3.24 
 
 Archbold {J.F.) Law of nisi prius. 3d cd. , with notes 
 and references to Amer. decisions, by J. K. Find- 
 lay. 2v. 1853 5647.19 
 
 SeliDyn (IF.) Abridgment of the law of Nisi prius. 
 7th Am. ed. by A. I. Pish. 2 v. 1857. . 5033.08 
 
 lu asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUXHOB'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NU.UBEK.
 
 690 
 
 L A W : Nuisances to Roman Iia'w. 
 
 76. Nuisances. 
 Wood (KG.) Practical treatise on. 1875. .5625.15 
 
 77. Parliamentary Laiw. 
 
 Barclay (J.) Digest. See (below) United States. Congress. 
 Bentham {J.) Essay on political tactics. [In his Works, v. 
 2 (8).) 6016.02 
 
 Cushing (L. S.) Law and practice of legislative assem- 
 ^ biies in the United States. 1856. . . . 5617.'29 
 
 — Manual of parliamentary practice. 1870. . 5622.19 
 Jefferson (T.) Manual, [;« Ais Writings, v. 9.] . . . .6046.09 
 
 Same, ^ee (below) United Slates. Congress. . . 6617.30 
 
 Robinsoii (W. S.) Warrington's manual. 1875. 5G17.27 
 United States. Congress. Constitution, with Jeffer- 
 son's manual orparliamentary practice, and the 
 standing rules and orders of the House of repre- 
 sentatives and Senate. 1863 5617.30 
 
 jgSf See also Countries {England : Parliament, p. 314). 
 
 78. Partnership. 
 
 Parsons (T.) Treatise on the law of partnership. 
 
 2d ed. enlarged. 1870 5024.09 
 
 Sto^-y {J. ) Commentaries on the law of partnership. 
 
 Gth ed., revised, by J. C. Gray, jr. 1868. 5646.18 
 Troubat(F. J.) Law of commandatory and limited 
 
 partnership in the U. S. 18.53. . . .5646.19 
 
 See also Westiu. rev., v. 60, 1853 (P.-irtnerahip with limit- 
 ed liability) ; v. 66, 1865 (Limited liability act). 
 
 79. Patents and Copyright. 
 
 Curtis ( ff. T.) Treatise on the law of patents in the 
 United States. 3d ed. 18C7 5625.18 
 
 Zaw (S. D.) Copyright and patent laws of the U. S., 
 1790-1870. With notes of judicial decisions. 3d 
 ed. 1870 5625.20 
 
 — Digest of American cases relating to patents, 1789- 
 
 1862. Revised ed. 1870 5625.19 
 
 SS^ See also Arts (Useful ; Patents, p. 45) ;— Oopyright 
 (p. 262). 
 
 Penal Legislation. 
 [See Social Bcience (Crimes and punishments), in thfl 
 general alphabet.] 
 
 80. Periodicals. 
 .^mericcoi law review, v. 1-11. 1867-77. . .5643.01 
 
 81, Personal Property. 
 Schouler {J.) Law of. 2 v. 1873 5646.20 
 
 82. PoUce mid Detectives. 
 
 Brooks (J. J.) Whiskey drips. 1873. . . . 5834.13 
 Buniliam ( (?. P.) Memoirs of the United States secret 
 
 service. 1872 5611.17 
 
 Colquhoaii {P.) Treatise on the commerce and police 
 
 of the river Thames. 1800 5633.07 
 
 SlainvrLiing (G. B.) Observ. on the present state of the police 
 
 [M Pamphleteer, V. 20, 1822) 6058.20 
 
 WooU^t/ [T. D.j Nature and enliero of police power. [In Amer. 
 
 eoc. sci, assoc. Trans., no. 3. 1871.) 6811.02 
 
 See also Qu. rev., v. 9, 1856 (Police and the thievee). 
 
 83. Pleading and Practice. 
 
 Chitty (J. ) Treatise on pleading and parties to actions. 
 16th ed., with notes, by J. C. Perkins. 2 v. 
 1876 5646.22 
 
 Ooutd (J.) Treatise on pleading in civil actions. 4th 
 
 ed. 1873 5616.24 
 
 Jones ( T. ) Suggestions for a reform of special plead- 
 ing. 1850 5U93.17 
 
 Steplien [1I..T.) Pleading. Ed.byS.Tyler. 1871. 5646.25 
 
 Van Sanliiooril ( G. ) Principles of pleading in civil ac- 
 tion. New ed. by N. C. Moak. 1873. .5633.21 
 
 Wliarton (f.) Precedents of indictments and pleas. 
 3d ed. 2v. 1871 5646.26 
 
 84. Powers. 
 
 Sitgden {Sir K B., lord St. Leonards). Practical trea- 
 tise of powers. 2 v. 3d Am. ed. 1856. 5634.20 
 
 85. Probate. 
 
 McCleUan {R. B.) Practice in probate courts ; also, 
 
 law of wills, Wc. 187.5 5624.24 
 
 «a- See also Wills (o. 691). 
 
 86. RailT!7ay Law. 
 
 Redfield (I. F. ) Law of railways. AVith supplement. 
 4th ed. enlarged. 2 v. 1869-70. . . . 5612.12 
 
 — Leading American railway cases. With notes and 
 
 opinions. 1870 5612.14 
 
 87. Rating and Assessment. 
 
 Penfold (C.) Practical remarks upon the principle of 
 rating properties liable to be assessed towards 
 the relief of the poor. 5th ed. by J. T. Kershaw. 
 1869 5635.19 
 
 88. Real Property. 
 
 Dighy (K. E.) Introd. to the history of the law of real property. 
 
 1875 5635.17 
 
 Hare (T.) Public and private property in their legal relations. 
 
 [In Fortn. rev., v. 11, 1869.] 
 IstEUS. Speeches concerning the laws of succession to property 
 
 at Athens. [/>! Jones (Sir W.) Worlis, v. 9, 1807.) 6046.09 
 
 Rawle { W. H. ) Practical treatise on the law of cove- 
 nants for title. 3d ed. revised. 1^60. . 5623.16 
 
 Sugden (Sir E. B., lord St. Leonards). A handy book of 
 
 property law. IS.'iS 5635.25 
 
 Aote. — Reviewed in Blackw. mag., v. 83, 1858. 
 
 — Letter to J. Humphreys, on his proposal to repeal 
 
 the laws of real property and substitute a new 
 
 code. 1826 5915.19 
 
 Waslilixtrn ( R ) Treatise on the American law of real 
 
 property. 3d ed. 2 v. 1868 5623.22 
 
 ft^ S^e also Political economy (La7id~tenure) ; — Convey- 
 ancing (p. 686). 
 
 89. Reform (Necessity and progress of). 
 
 Remarks on the present state of the law. [In Pamphleteer, v. 
 
 26, 1826] 6058.26 
 
 See Ed. rev., v. Ill, 1860 (Progress of) ; Fortn. rev., v. 6, 
 1866; Fraser's uiag.. v. 47. 1853; Qu. rev., v. 116. 1864; 
 Westm. rev., v. 90, 1868 (Reform of our civil procedure). 
 
 90. Referees. 
 
 Hoffman (M.) Law and .practice as to references, and 
 the powers and duties of referees. 1875. 5623.28 
 jj®- See also Arbitration and Award (p. 685). 
 
 91. Remedies. 
 
 Pomeroy (J.N.) Treatise on remedies and remedial 
 rights by the civil action, according to the re- 
 formed American code. 1876 5647.21 
 
 92. Rights. 
 
 Fichte (J. G.) Science of rights. Tr. by A. E. Kroe- 
 
 ger 
 
 j^g" See also worlis under '.Science o/ jurisprudence' 
 (p. 68-1) ; — Government and politics {Comprehensive trea- 
 ttses, p. 685) ; — Moral science. 
 
 93. Roman, Civil, and Canon Law. 
 
 Adams (J.) Dissertation on the canon and feudal law. [In hts 
 Worlis, v. 3.) 0013.03 
 
 Butler { C. ) Account of Koiuan and canon law. 4th 
 ed. [iri(/i //w Life of d'Aguesseau. 1830.] 3013.03 
 
 Clark {E. C.) Early Eoman law. The regal period. 
 1872 5631.24 
 
 Gaius { T.) Elements of Eoman law. With a transla- 
 tion and commentary by E. Poste. 1871. 5614.25 
 
 Gitlerbock ( C. ) Eracton and his relation to the Roman 
 law. A contribution to the history of the Eoman 
 law in the middle ages. Tr. by B. Coxe. 
 1866 5613.24 
 
 Hadley {J.) Introduction to Eoman law. 1873. 5631.23 
 
 Halifax (S. ) Elements of the Roman .civil law ; in 
 which comparison is occasionally made betw. the 
 Eoman laws and those of England. 1818. 5613.13 
 
 Justiniann.i. Corpus juris civilis, quo continentur In- 
 stitutionum libri qiiatuor, et Digestorum sive 
 Pandectorum libri quinquaginta. 2v.l700. 5611.23 
 
 — Institutions and elements. Xr. by G. Harris. 
 
 1814 5614.24 
 
 Lfgare IH. S.) Origin, histoiy, and influence of Itoman leRisIa- 
 
 tion. [In his WritiUKS, v. 1.] 6017.06 
 
 Maine iH.S.) Roman law and legal education. [In his Village 
 
 communities. 1870.) 5624. 03a 
 
 iVbfe.— Eepr. from Cambridge essays, 1856. . . 2517.14 
 
 BROOKLYN MEROANTILE LIBRARY,
 
 LAW: Roman Law ta United States. 
 
 691 
 
 Ortolan (K) History of the Roman law. Tr. and 
 
 supplemented by a chronological chart of Roman 
 
 history, by J. T. Prichard and D. NaBmith. 
 
 1871. . r,G17.(U 
 
 PliiUiimre [J. 0.) Private law among the Romans, 
 
 from the Pandects. 18G3 r)G24.07 
 
 Savigny (K C. de). Traitd de droit Remain. Traduit 
 
 de r.\llemand, par C. Guenoux. 8 v. 18iG- 
 
 57 5631.14 
 
 Wamkoenig (L. A.) Institutiones juris Romani pri- 
 
 vati. Ed. 3a. 18^4 5614.2G 
 
 See also Fraser's in:iB.. V. 61, 1855 (The old civilians ; 
 
 compiler') of Justinian "b Institutes) : Blackwood's ma^'., v. 
 
 98. 18ia (Lord Mackenzie's Roman law) ; N. A. rev., v. 96. 
 
 1863 (Tlio Eomau bar). 
 
 94. Satires on the Practice of La-w. 
 
 A'Beckdl{O.A.) The comic Blackstone. [1869.] 5611.01 
 
 Suirebutter (J. ), ■pfseudon. Pleaders' guide, a didactic 
 
 poem, with arguments of counsellor Bother'ura 
 
 and counsellor Bore'um. 1803. . . . 5G11.18 
 
 Shipping. 
 [See Admiralty (p. 685).] 
 
 93. Star-Caiamber. 
 
 Bum {J. S.) The Star Chamber. Notices of the 
 court and its proceedings, with a few additional 
 notes of the High Commission. 1870. . 5615.09 
 
 96. Statutory Jjayr 
 
 Ssdgwick ( T. 1 Treatise on. the rules which govern the 
 interpretation and construction of statutory and 
 constitutional law. 2d ed., enlarged. With 
 notes, by J. N. Pomeroy. 1874. . . . •5643.18 
 
 97. Supervisors. 
 
 McCall {H. S.) Treatise on the powers and duties of 
 supervisors in the state of New York. 2d ed. 
 1869 5634.04 
 
 98. Taxation. 
 
 Burroughs (W.B.) Treatise on the law of taxation of 
 the states and their municipalities, and of the 
 United States. 1877 5647.22 
 
 mmard(F.) Lew of taxation. 187.';. . . . .S646.01 
 A^ofe.— Upon the general subject of taxation see Political 
 economy (Taxation). 
 
 99. Torts or Private 'Wrongs. 
 
 HiUiard {F.) Law of torts or private wrongs. 3d ed. 
 
 revised. 2 v. ISGG 5634.13 
 
 — Law of remedies for torts, or private wrongs. 
 
 1867 5634.11 
 
 100. Town OfBcers. 
 
 FYeemaniS.) The town officer. 4th ed. 1799. 5034.05 
 J8®" Set also Municipal corporations (p. 689). 
 
 101. Travellers. 
 
 Rogers (B. V., jr.) Law of the road ; or, wrongs and 
 rights of a traveller, 1876 5621.26 
 
 102. Trespass. 
 
 Waterman ( T. W.) Treatise on the law of trespass in 
 the twofold aspect of the wrong and the remedy. 
 2 V. 1875 5625.22 
 
 103. Trials. (Collections.) 
 
 Burke (P.) Celebrated trials connected with the 
 aristocracy in relations of private life. 1849.5612. 10 
 
 Barion (J. H.) Criminal trials in Scotland. 2 v. 
 18J2. 5611.03 
 
 Ce/eirfiteii trials and remarkable cases of criminal ju- 
 risprudence, to 1825. Gv. 1825. . . . 5611.05 
 
 Chandler {P. W.) American 6riminal trials. 2 v. 
 
 184J 5611.11 
 
 Contents : V. 1. Anno Hutchinson. The qualjers, 1656 61. 
 Salem witclicrjft, Sitleui. 16'J2. Thomas Maule. J. P. 
 Zenger for libel, 1735. New York negro plot. Leisler"B 
 
 rebellion. N- Bayard's treason. 1702. Crow of tho Pitt 
 packet. The boston massacre. 2. Bathsheba Spooncr 
 for murder. 1778. Col. David Henley, J 778. Major John 
 Andre. J. H. Smith, 17811 Rhode Island judges, 1786. 
 • John Hauer, for murder. 1708. 
 
 Craik I (/'. L.) English causes celtbres ; or, remarkable 
 trials. 1844 5611.14 
 
 I)uma.i (A.) Celebrated crimes. 1843. . . 5612.02 
 
 Dying speeches and behavior of state prisoners execut- 
 ed the last 300 years. With their characters. 
 London, 1720. 8° 5611.02 
 
 Feuerh'tch (A. R. von). Remarkable criminal trials. 
 From the German. 184G 5611.13 
 
 Ilargrane {J. ) Complete collection of [English] state 
 trials. 1388-1777. 11 v. fol U.G. 
 
 Jackson ( W. ) New and complete Newgate calendar. 
 6 V 5612.03 
 
 Mrian(M.) Recueil dea causes celfebres. 2e ed. 21 v. 
 1808-14 5641.01 
 
 Morse (J. T. ) Famous trials. The Tichbome claim- 
 ant. Troppman. Prince Pierre Bonaparte. 5011.19 
 
 Saint-Edme (E. T. Bourg, called). Repertoire general 
 des causes celfebres anciennes et modemes. 13 v. 
 1831 5621.10 
 
 State trials for high treason, and other crimes, from the 
 reign of Richard n. 9 v. 1720-31. . .5621.01 
 
 Wharton (F.) State trials of the United States. [1793- 
 1800.] 5612.01 
 
 Paget {J.) Paradoxes and puzzles, e/c 2538.11 
 
 Contents : Elizabeth Canning. The Campden wonder. 
 Annesley case. Eliza Penning. Spencer Cowper's case. 
 Ab(«.— Repr. from Black, mag., v. 87-90, 1860-61. 
 
 104. Trusts and Trustees. 
 
 mil (./. ) Treatise on the law relating to trustees ; 
 notes by F. J. Troubat. 4th ed. 1867. . 5647.23 
 
 Perry (./. W.) Treatise on the law of trusts and trus- 
 tees. 2d ed. 2 v. 1874 5647.24 
 
 105. United States. 
 
 1. Laws and statutes. 
 
 Acts passed at the [lst]-2d congress, 1st sess., 1789- 
 - 1791. 2 V. Philadelphia, 1791. S^. . . 5733.03 
 
 Laws, [acts, etc, Ist-lOth congress ] 1789-1829. 9 v.- 
 Phil, and Washington, 1V96-1S09. 8°. . 6636.06 
 
 Statutes at large, treaties, and proclamations. Ed. by 
 R. Peters, G. Minot, and G. P. Sanger, v. 1-17. 
 Boston, little, Brown & Co.. 1843-73. 8^ 5626.14 
 Contents: \. 1. 1789-99. 2 1800-13. 3. 1813-23. 4. 
 1821-35. 5. 1836-45. 6. Private laws. 1789-1815. 7. In- 
 ditn treaties. 8. Foreign treaties, with general index to 
 V. 1-8. 9. Dec. 1815— Mch. 3. 1S51. 10. Dec. 1, 1851— 
 Mch. 3, 18S5. 11. Dec. 3, 1855— Mch. 3. 1859. with procla- 
 mations since 1791. V. 12-17. Dec. 5. 1859 — Mch.. 1873. 
 
 Same. Synoptical index, 17S9-1851. Boston, 
 
 185'2. 8° 5i;26.00 
 
 Same. Revision of the United States statutes, 
 
 [1789-1873], as drafted by the commissioners, 
 for examination by the com. of the Ho. of rep. 
 2 v. Washington, 1872. 1. 8' 5C27.02 
 
 Same. Revised statutes, 1873. Washington, 
 
 1875. 8° 5627.04 
 
 AhbottlB. V.andA.) [National] digests of the reports 
 of the U. S. courts, and of the acts of congress, 
 
 [1789] to 1876. V. 1-7 5916.03 
 
 v. 1-4. 1789-1868. 5. 1868-72. 6. 1872-71. 7. 1871. 
 
 Gmydon ( W. ) -Abridgment of the laws of the U. S. 
 
 1803 5C32.0I 
 
 Hall (-23. ) Official opinions of the attomej-s general of 
 the United States. With notes. 5 v. 1S52-57.5C45.01 
 Note. — The laws of each session ois, public nature are 
 printed in the Appendix to the official Records of the de- 
 bates and proceediijgs of consrrss. 
 
 See also N. A. rev., Jan., 1876 (Law in America, 1776-1876. 
 by G. T. Bisphaui). 
 
 2. Digests of Decisions of United .States Courts. 
 
 Abliott (B. V. ayid A.) Digest of the reports of tha 
 
 U. S. courts and of the acts of congress, to 1876. 
 
 4 v 5616.05 
 
 Bright])/ (F. C.) Digest of the decisions of the federal 
 
 courts, to the present time. 1868. . . 5616.01 
 Curtis ( B. R. I Digest of the decisions of the Supreme 
 
 court of the United States, to 1851. . .5632.02 
 
 In asking for books, use tUe " Book Order." giviug the ADTHOB'S NAME, the first part of tlio TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 692 
 
 LAW: United States to Women-L E A K E 
 
 Treatises on American Law. 
 
 Abbott (B. V. ) Treatise upon the U. S. courts, and 
 their practice. 3d ed. 2 v. 1877. . . 5614.27 
 
 Boui-i'V {J. ) Institutes of American law. New ed. by 
 D. A. Gleason. 2 v. 1670 5614. 1;3 
 
 Du Foncenu (P. S.) Dissertation on the nature and 
 extent of the jurisdiction of the courts of the 
 Unite! States. With a brief sketch of the na- 
 tional judiciary powers exercised prior to the 
 adojition of the constitution. 1821. . . 5011.21 
 
 Kent [J. ) Commentaries on American law. 9th ed. 
 4 V. 18i8 5614.01 
 
 i^"('.-Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. H, 1852 ; v. 93, 1861. 
 Pow'U (T. W.) Analysis of American law. 1870. 5014.09 
 Smith {'J'. L.) Elements of the laws, civil and crim- 
 inal, in the United States, and in the several 
 
 states. 1S78. 5622.31 
 
 Walker I T.) Introduction to American law. 5th ed. 
 revised by J. B Walker. 1869. . . . 5(ii2.16 
 jfli^ See also Countries ( United States : Constitution and 
 government^ p. y78). 
 
 106. Verbal Agreements. 
 
 Tkroop (M. FT.) Treatise on the validity of verbal 
 agreements in England and the United States, 
 as affected by the statute of frauds. 2 v. 
 1870 5635.07 
 
 107. Water Courses. 
 
 Angelt (J. K.) Treatise on the law of water courses. 
 6th ed. Eevised and enl. by J. C. Perkins 
 1869 5022.22 
 
 108. "Wills. 
 
 LeeiJ.B.) How to make a will. 1875. . .5041.22 
 
 McCellan (R.ll.) Pract. in probate courts. 1875. 5621. 2t 
 
 Hedfidd d.F.) Law of wills. 3d ed. 3 v. 1869. 5612.15 
 
 flES" See also Executors 'p. 087). For coUectio7i3 of willa 
 
 tee Wills, lu geuerui ulpLiabet. 
 
 Women. 
 [See Marriage (p. 739).] 
 
 Lavwence (Eugene). Historical studies. New York, 
 
 1870. s° 3427.00 
 
 Contents : Bishops of Rome. Leo and Luther. Loyola 
 and the Jesuits. Ecumenic.il councils. VaiidoiB. Hu- 
 guenots. Church or Joiusaiem. Dominic and the iuqui- 
 Bltiou Conquest ot Ireland. Greek church. 
 
 — Lives of British historians. 2 v. N.Y.,1>5.3.8^ "262.03 
 
 Coiit'ntx : V. 1. tarly historians. Raleigh. Camden. 
 Eiirl of Claiendun. Burnet. Fuller. Echard. Brady. 
 OldinixQu. Carte. IlobeitBon. Lyttleton. Smollett. 2. 
 Huuiu Hapiu. (^iilliariue M:icaiiiay. Ralph. Macpher- 
 BOM. Hoiike. rergu^.un. Gibhoii. Oriue. Goldsmith. 
 Fox. rra^'iueutary hibtoiians— More, Bacon, Milton, Swift. 
 
 — Primer of Greek literature. New York, 1877. 32°. 
 
 [Harper's half-hour series.] .... 2732.30 
 
 — Primer of Latin literature. New Y'ork, 1877. 32°. 
 
 [Haiper's half-hour series.] 2732.31 
 
 — Primer of mediajval literature. New York, 1877. 
 
 32°. [Harper's half-hour series.] . . 2732.32 
 
 — Primer of romance literature. New York, 1872. 
 
 32°. [Harper's half-hour series.] . . 27.J2.33 
 Lawrence (Frederick). Life of Henry Pielding. 
 
 London, 18 5. 8° 30A6.06 
 
 La^wreuce (George Alfred). Border and Bastille. 
 
 New York. Is63. 1-,° 642.22 
 
 /I®- F.ir his vorels see Fiction (p. 496). 
 Lawren::e (.Tjuues). l)i anmtic einancipatioii, or Btricturea on the 
 
 stiitoor Ihe t'leati-es, (/..■. \In Pamphleteer, v. 2, 1813.) 6068 0'2 
 ^ On the unbilily of tho Biitibh geutiy. [//* Pamphleteer, v. 
 
 23. J8J4 ] 6068.2:) 
 
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 Lawrens 3 (W m. ) Lectures on comparative anatomy, 
 
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 Lawrsn^e (Wm. Beach). Disabilities of American 
 
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 — editor. See Wheaton (Henry). Iiiternalioual law. . 6613.06 
 Lavtrson (George). l>iseases and injuries of the eye. 
 
 2d ed. London, 1^74. 21° 4341.33 
 
 Iiavrsoii (Henry). Manual of popular physiology. 
 New York, J 873. 12" 432.i.28 
 
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 Law.sDU (Jolin, d. 1712). History of Carolina. 1714. 
 
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 Xiawson (Wm. .T.) History of banking. 2d ed. 
 
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 Lawson IS!'' Wilfred, b, 184C). Hinlon (iS. J.) English rndlcal 
 
 leaders. 1876 3221. U 
 
 Lawyer iibroad. .S«Day(H.) 1874 944.24 
 
 Lawyer aud client. &e Butler (W. A.) 1871 6622.13 
 
 6Ve ((/so Law. (1. .4.^ a 7)("/s5((m, p. 684). 
 Lawyers. See Biography [L.'y>il, p. 111-112) . — Law {Anecdotes, 
 p. 6S6) ; and consult Biography {Indtvidual, p. 116-216), 
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 Lay of the last minslrel. &(; Scott (^^■.) 168-1.29 
 
 Lay of the Scottinh fiddle. .See Paulding (.J. K.) 1814. .17:14 31 
 
 Lay sermons. &.^ Huxley (T. H.) 1859 4712.14 
 
 Layard ( Austen Henry ). Discoveries among tho ruins 
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 50]. New York, 185, i. 12° J054.1U 
 
 — Nineveh and its remains. [184;-6.] New York, 
 
 1852. 12° 1054,11 
 
 Same. [Abridged.] Popular account, c/c. New 
 
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 Layard (E. L.) Birds of South Africa. Capetown, 
 
 1807. 8° 4815.03 
 
 Laycock (Thomas). Mind and brain ; or the corre- 
 lations of consciousness and organisation. 2d ed. 
 
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 Note — Reviewed in ^\ins^^w'B jour, of psy. med.. v. 13. 
 Layman's breviary. &e Schefer (G. I,. I.) 18iJ8. . . .1683.24 
 Lays ot ancient home. .S.-a Macaulay (T. B ) . . . .1671.33 
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 Lays ot* the iMinnesingei.-^. Loudon, 1825. 8' 1663.15 
 
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 Lea (.Henry Charles). Hist sketcu of sacerdotal celiba- 
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 Contents ; The vise of the temporal power. BeneM Of 
 clergy. KxcommnuiL-atiou. 
 
 — Superstition and force. Essays on the wager of law, 
 
 the wager of battle, the ordeal, torture. Phil., 
 
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 Lea (Isaac, and others). CliecU-list of shells of N. A. [In Smith, 
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 Lea (Mathew Carey). Manual of photography. Phil., 
 
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 Leacock {liev. B. B. ) Prayer book versus Prayer 
 
 book. Phil, 1809. 8" 3 87.29 
 
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 Leadbenter (Mary). Leadbeater papers. Annals of 
 
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 Leahy (' Serrioint' J.) Art of swimming in the Eton 
 
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 12° 4613.28 
 
 Leake { Isaac Q. ) Memoirs of the life end times of gen. 
 
 John Lamb. Albany, 1>50. 1-°. . . . 3097.07 
 Leake (Wm. Martin). Journal of a tour in Asia 
 
 Minor. London, 162 I. 8" 1034.17 
 
 — Peloponnesiaca : supplement to Travels in the 
 
 Morea. London, 1848. 8° 103-'. 13 
 
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 New York. 1868. 16^ 3914.04 
 
 Lear (Edward i. A boolc of nonsense. From 10th 
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 Iiear (Ji/-.<;. Harriet L., wife of Sidney A.) Bossuet 
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 — A Christian painter of the 19th century : Hippoljrte 
 
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 [.(»o;i.] London. 187^ lt,° 3017.32 
 
 — Fenelon, abp. of Cambrai. [anon.'] New ed. Lon- 
 
 don, 1877. 12° 3055.31 
 
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 — Life of madame Louise de France, daughter of Louis 
 
 XV. [ano».] London, 18i;9. 10°. . . . 3114.23 
 
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 [a;ion.] London, 1877. 13° 3433.20 
 
 Cnnt'^nts : Charles de Couilren. S. Philip Neri and card. 
 
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 Leaniing and workiug. Sec Maurice (F. D.) 1855. . . 6513.21 
 Leather. 
 
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 1876,] 3941.32 
 
 Leatber-modelliug. 
 
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 Leatherwood God. See Taneyhill (E. H.) 612.19 
 
 Leathea (Rnu. Stanley). The Christian creed : its 
 
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 Leaves from a phyBinian'sjonroal. fti^Smith (D.E ) 1.SG7. 4321.16 
 
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 Leaves cif priss. S.e Whitman (W.) 185G 1095.02 
 
 Leavitt (John M.) Al'ranius, and the Idumean tra- 
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 LeaVitt ( I'homas H. ) Facts about peat as an article 
 
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 Lebanon (Mi>unt). S'-e Countries {Lebanon, p. 340) ; aUo Bibl. 
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 LoBjia (Charles W.) Life of Wiclif. New York, 
 18)2. 18" 31S4.09 
 
 Le Ba3 (Philippe). AUemagne. 2 v. Paris, 1838. 
 8°. [Univers.] 901.04 
 
 — Asie Mineure depuis les temps les plus anciens. 
 
 Paris, 1N63. 8°. [Univers.] 901.14 
 
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 [Univers.] 901.06 
 
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 8°. [Univers.] 901.30 
 
 — ■ France. Dictionnaire encylopedique. 12 v. Paris, 
 
 1810-15. 8°. [Uuivers.] 901.32 
 
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 liugl. trausl, [III Merrifleld {ilrs. M. P.) Orig. treatisc-s, 
 etc. V. 1. 1349. J 14i2.01 
 
 Lsber (Th.) and Rottenstein (J. B.) Dental caries 
 and its causes : fungi, etc. Tr. by T. H. Chand- 
 ler. Philadelphia. 1873. 8° 43!1.16 
 
 Lebert (Hermann), Congenital diseases of the heart, [/n Ziems- 
 sen (H, von). Cyd. of mod., v. 0, 1870 ] . . . .4358.00 
 
 Le Boys De3 Guays (Jean fran9ois Ltienno). True 
 system of rcligj philosophy. B.,1^55. 1G°. 3596.07 
 
 Lebrun (Pierre). Brussels nianu..icript on p.iinting. [In Mer- 
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 Le Bruii o}- Bruyn (C. 'melius). Travels into Mus- 
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 London, 1737. folio 1029.03 
 
 Le Brua de Charmettes (Philippe Alex.) Histoire 
 
 de Jeanne d'Arc. 4 v. Paris, 1817. 8°. 3092.27 
 LecMord (Thomas). Plain dealing; or, news from 
 
 New England. With notes, by J. H. Trumbull. 
 
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 Same, ^ith introd. jind notes by J. II. Trumbull. [In 
 
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 Lechler (G. V,) Acta of the apostles. [In Langa (J. P.) Com , 
 
 N. T., V.4, laCO.J 8747 11 
 
 Leckie (Gould Francis). Hist, research into the bal- 
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 — Essay on tiie practice of the British g(»vcrnment ; dibtin- 
 
 giiislicd from the abstract theory. Loudon, 1817. 8". [In 
 
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 Lecky ( Wm, Edward Hartpole). History of England 
 in the 18th century. 2 v. N.Y., 1878. 8°. 45o.23 
 
 — History of European morals, from Augu.stus to 
 
 Charlemagne. 2 v. New York, 1809. v:\ 5114.17 
 Contents : v. 1. Nat. hist, of morals, Tiie pfigau empire. 
 
 Conversion of Rome. 2. Coust^rntine to Charlemagne. 
 
 The positron of women. 
 Bleckly (H.) Colloquy on the utilitarian theory of morals 
 
 of Lecky. 1873 6414,19 
 
 Ti^ote.—See a!so revtetvs in Blackwood, v. 108. 1870; Ed. 
 
 rev., V. 130, 1.SC9 ; Fortn. rev., v. 11. 180:1 (by Johu Morley); 
 
 Macm. m.ig.. May. 1809 (by 1!. W. Church). 
 
 — History of the rise and influence of the spirit of 
 
 rationalism in Europe. 2 v. N.Y.,]8(;6. .s°. 5814.02 
 Contents : v, 1. Introd. Declining sense of the miracu- 
 lous. ,3iisthetic, scientific, and moral developments ofi-a- 
 tioualism. On persecution. 2. Persecution, cont'd. Ou 
 the secularization of politics. 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 121, 1805 ; Fraser'amag., 
 V. 72, 1865 ; Westm. rev., V. 84, 1805. 
 
 — Leaders of public opinion in Ireland : Swift. 
 
 Flood, Grattan, O'Connell. N.Y.,1872. 12°. 492.13 
 
 Le Clerc (.Jean). Vie d'Armand Jean, cardinal due 
 
 deEichelieu. 2e ed. 2 v. Cologne, 1690. 16°. 3151.14 
 
 — What christian church we ought to join. London, 
 
 1809. 8° 3J55.16 
 
 Le Clerc (Victor) and Renau (Ernest). Histoire lit- 
 
 teraire de la France au 14e sieclc. Discours sur 
 
 I'etat des lettres, par V. Le Clerc. Discours sur 
 
 I'etat des beaux arts, par E. Kenan. 2e ed. 2 v. 
 
 Paris, 1865. 8° 2784.19 
 
 Lecomte (Ferdinand). The war in the United States. 
 
 New York, 18(i3. 12°. 031.01 
 
 Le Oonte (Johu L.) Classification of coleoptera of N. America. 
 
 (/n Sm, miscel. coll,, V. 3,6, 11.1 . . . , 3'J3,j,13 : 10 : 21 
 
 — Coleoptera of Kansas and eastern New Mexico. [In Sm. 
 
 contrib,, V. 11,] 3937,11 
 
 — New species of North American coleoptera. Pt. 2. Wash- 
 
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 cojinilt Royal soc. cat., v. 3. 18C9. 
 
 Le Conte (Joseph). Elements of geology. NewY'ork, 
 
 1878. 8° 4113.22 
 
 — Lectures on coal. [7n Sm. report, 1857.] 3930.12 
 
 — Keligion and science, or nature and scripture. New- 
 
 York, 1874. 12° :'56 ..22 
 
 iVefe. — For numerous scientific papers of this.author con- 
 sult Royal Boc. cat., v. 3, 1809. 
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 Lectures and essays. See Essays (p. 418). 
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 Lectures on great meu. SeeMjCTS(lP.) 3257.20 
 
 Lectures on Locke ; or, the principles of [practical] 
 
 logic, [anon.] London, 1^40. 8°. . . 54.8.32 
 Lectures to young men. See Young (The), 
 Lectures to youug women. S<e Young (The). 
 Lecturing. Holland {J. G.) The popular lecture, [In Atlantic 
 
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 Ledru-RoUiu (Alexandre Augusle). See Fraser's mag., Feb., 
 
 1875 (Personal recollections, by Karl Blind). 
 Le Duo (Viullet). Sec Viollet-le Due. 
 Ledwich (Edward). Dissertation on the religion of the Druids. 
 
 |/ii ArchiEologia, V.7. 1785.] 6128.— 
 
 Lee (MoJ.-gen. Charles). See Biography (p. 16T). 
 
 Lee (Charles .\.) Elements ofgeology and mineralogy. 
 
 New York, [n.d.] 18°. [H. F. L.] . .4111.14 
 LeeiEdwini. Continental tr.avel. L.,lS4S. 8°. 945.03 
 
 — Hydropathy and homoeopathy. New York, 1848. 
 
 12° 7n5C91.07 
 
 Lee (Mr.t. Eliza Buckminster). Life of Jean Paul 
 Richter. New York, 1850. 12°. . . . 3153.08 
 
 — Memoir of Rev. J. Buckminster and of his son J. S. 
 
 Buckminster. Boston, 1851. 12°. . . 3025.06 
 
 — Parthenia : or the last days of paganism. Boston, 
 
 1858. 12° 2.2.50 
 
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 Lee (G. J. ) The voice : its artistic development and 
 preservation. 2d ed. L., 1S70. sm. 4". 15tj.i.'i0 
 
 Lee (3/.S. Hannah F. ) Familiar sketches of sculpture 
 and sculptors. 2 v. Boston, 18.54. 1J°. USi.Ol 
 
 — Historical sketches of the old painters, [aiioii.] 
 
 Boston, 1^4I. 16° 1431.07 
 
 — Huguenots in France and America. 2 v. Boston, 
 
 18.2. 12" 3434.13 
 
 " — Life and times of Cranmer. Phil., 1835. 12'. 3044.12 
 
 — Memoir of Pierre 'i'oussaint, a slave, [anon. ] Bos- 
 
 ton, 1854. 12° 3114.18a 
 
 liee {Miij.-r/en. Henry, b. 175B, d. 1818). Memoirs of 
 
 the war in the southern department of the United 
 
 States. 2v. Philadelphia, 1812. 8°. . 5S2.10 
 — ■ Funeral oration on Washington. [In Moore (F.) Anier. 
 
 eloquence, v. 1. 1858.] 0325 OJ 
 
 — BarlUmCB.) Lite of. 1859 30a7.18 
 
 — Herring (/.) and Longacrc (J. B.) Nat. portr. gallery, v. 3. 
 
 18;)S 3217.10 
 
 Lee (Henry, h. 1787, d. 1837). Exposition of evidence 
 in support of the memorial to congress ' setting 
 forth the evils of the existing tariff.' Nos. iv-vii, 
 ix-xi. Boston, 1832. 8° .• 5093.11 
 
 — Life of Napoleon. With examination of Scott's 
 
 Life of Napoleon, v. 1. [No more published.] 
 New York, 1835. 8° 3127.19 
 
 Lee (Holme), pssud. See Parr (Harriet). 
 
 Lee (iJet). J. B. ) How to make a will. New York, 
 1875. 16° 5641.22 
 
 Lee (Nathaniel). See Plays (Alphabetical arrangement) ;— Bio- 
 graphy (p. 167.) 
 
 Lee (Richartl Henry). Afldrees of the Amer. colonies to Great 
 Britain, 1775.J [In Moore (F.) American eloquence, v. 1, 
 
 1858.] . • 8325.03 
 
 H®- See also Biography (p. 167). 
 
 Lee (Richard Henry, _;)■.) Life of Arthur Lee. 2 v. 
 Boston, 1829. 8° 3097.15 
 
 — Life of R. H. Lee. 2 v. Phil., 1825. 8°. 3097.17 
 Lee {Gen. Robert Ednninil). Sre Biography (p. 168) ; ahn Childe 
 
 (K. L.) Liie and cauipaif^na ot gen. Lee. 1875 [3098.18] ; 
 Taylor (W. H.) Four years with gen. Lee. 1877. . 644.23 
 
 laee (Roheri, M. B. , F. E. H.) Treatise on hysteria. 
 
 London, 1871. 8° 4332.21 
 
 Lee (Mis. Sarah, wife of R. ; formerly Mr.i. T. E.Bowditch). 
 
 Memoirs of Baron Cuvier L., 1833. 8°. 3u4o.27 
 Note.- For a short sketch of her life see Gent, luag., 1856, 
 
 pt. 2. p. 663. 
 Lee (S. Adams). Boot of the sonnet. See Hunt (J. H. L.l and 
 
 Lee (S. A.) 1662.01 
 
 Lee (\Vm. ) Daniel Defoe : bis life, and recently dis- 
 covered writings : 1716-1729. 3v. London, 1869. 
 
 8° 5037.11 
 
 v. 1. Life. 2-3. Writings. 
 
 Lee (Wm., D.D., of Dublin). The Athanasian creed : 
 a sermon. Dublin, 1872. 8' 3565.17 
 
 Leech (Harry Harewood). Letters of a sentimental 
 idler from Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Nubia and the 
 Holy Land. New York, 1869. 12°. . . 1051.11 
 
 Leech (John). Etchings from Jack Bragg, "Christo- 
 pher Tadpole, and Hector O'Halloran. London, 
 [1870.] -1° 1456.15 
 
 — Pictures of life and character. From Punch. 4 v. 
 
 London, [1SIJ5-S9.] obi. fol 1456.11 
 
 jft5" For critical estimates of J. L., see Biography (p. 168). 
 Leechdoms of early liuglaud. See Oocitayne (T. O.) . 6140.— 
 Leeds (Lewis W.) Lectures on ventilation. New 
 
 York, 1803. 8° 3932.49 
 
 Leeds (W.H. ) Rudimentary architecture : the orders. 
 
 London, Weiilt. 18:i4. 16° 1312.08 
 
 Leems (Knud). Account of Danish Lapland. [In Pinkerton. 
 
 Vojagcs, v.l, IbOS] 926,01 
 
 LeeS(Wm.) Acoustics, light and heat. New York, 
 
 187('. 12° 4021.21. 
 
 Lees (W. N.) Tea culture, cotton, and other agri- 
 
 tural experiments. London, 186:^ 8°. . 6124.29 
 Lefebvre {Lc doc. cur Reucj, pseud. Sec Laboulaye (E. R. L.) 
 Lefevre (Andre). Wonders of architecture. Tr. with 
 
 chapter on English architecture, by R. Donald. 
 
 New York, 18;o. 16° 1312,17 
 
 LeFebura (Nicasiusi. Compleat body of chymistry. 
 
 Rendered into English by P. D. C. 2 pts. in 1 v. 
 
 London, 1670. sm. 4° 4215.19 
 
 Legal responsibility in old ase. See Beard (O. M.) 1874. 4355.0S 
 Legal tendtr. See Political economy. (.M<//(ry.) 
 
 Legare (Hugh Swinton). Writings. Prefaced by a 
 
 memoir [by E. W. J.] Ed. by his sister. 2 v. 
 
 Charleston, lt<46. 8° 5017.06 
 
 V. 1 liiogr. notice. Diary of Brussrls, Journal of tlie 
 Rhine. Iiiidoni, corre^p. Private corresp. .speeches and 
 essays. 2. t'vntrib. to Soutliern review : Classical Icaniiug, 
 Ronian literature, Kent's Commentaries, Craft's Fugitive 
 writings. Travels of the duke of Saxc-Weimar, The Dis- 
 owned, Tales of the Great St. Bernard, Cicero tie Repiib- 
 lica. Hall's Trave s in North America. Early Spanish bal- 
 lads, Charlemagne and his peers. Sir Philip Sidney's 
 iVIiacellaniea. Lord Byron, Jeremy IBentliaiu and the Util- 
 itarians, Codification, Public economy of Athens, D'Agues- 
 seau. 
 
 Legend or Jubal. See Lewes [Mrs. Geo..H.) 1642.29 
 
 Legendary cabinet : British ballads. ,S« Parry^J D.| 18'29.1676.29 
 
 "Legenie (La) du juif errant. Compositions et des- 
 
 sins par Gustave Dore. Paris, 1862. fol. 1468.17 
 
 Legendre ( Adrien Marie). Elements of geometry and 
 
 trigonometry, from the [French], by C. Davies. 
 
 New York, 1872. 8° 4011.30 
 
 Legends. 
 
 — Cleiiienl [C. E) Handbook of legendary and my- 
 
 thological art. [2d ed.] 1871. . . .l-142.10a 
 
 — Rvby (J. ) Popular traditions of England, let 
 
 series : Lancashire 243.55 
 
 — Smivestre(K) Pop. legends of Brittany. 1864. 253.50 
 
 — Wilson (J. M.) 'lales of Scotland. 5 V. 1856. 264.22 
 
 jag=- See also Folklore (p. 553) ; — Fairy tales [in Fiction, 
 p. 480) : Mythology and myths, f (c'.. —Superstitions ;— Po- 
 etry [Ballatls). For chapters upon the leyendary literature 
 of various countries and ages see Fiction [History, p, 459) ; 
 — Literature [Icelandic : — Romance ; — Sanscrit), 
 
 a^ Se.e also titles beginning with Legends, in Fiction 
 {p. 497) ; aud 'Wandering Jew, in tbc general alphabet. 
 Legends of the Madonna. See Jameson (3/r.!. A. JI,) 1S61. 1142.25 
 Legends ot the mouastie, orders. See Jameson [.Vrs. A. M.) 
 Legends of the patriarchs, dc. See Gould (S. Baring). 1872. 3767. H 
 
 Leger (Theodore). Animal magnetism. New York, 
 1846. 1-2° 3814.23 
 
 Legge (Alfred Owen). Growth of the temporal power 
 of the papacy. With ' observations upon the 
 'Council of the Vatican." L., 1870. 12°. 3425.20 
 
 Legge (.James, D.I).) The Chinese classics ; with a 
 translation, notes, and indexes, v. 1-5 in 8. 
 Hong Kong and London, lfc61-72. 8°. . 7818.01 
 Contents : v. 1. Confucian analects, the Great learning, 
 and tlie doctrine of the mean. 2. "Works of Mencius. 3.-1. 
 First parts of tlie Shoo-king, or the books ot Tang ; tho 
 books of Yu ; the books of Ilea ; tUo books of Sliang ; and 
 the prolegomena. 3.-2, Filth part of the Shoo-king, or the 
 book of Chow, and indexes. 4,-1. First part of the She- 
 king, or lessons Irom the states ; and prolegomena. 4.-2. 
 Second, third, aud fourth parts of the She-king, or the 
 minor odes of the kingdom, the greater odes, the saeri. 
 ficial odes and praise-songt^ ; and indexes. 5.-1 Dukea 
 Yin, Hwau, Chwang, Miu, He. 'Wan, Seueu and Ch'ing; 
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 liamburgische Dramaturgie, v. 
 
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 ship, [rtumi.] 3207.11 
 
 — Townaerid ( C. ) Analysis of letter-writing, with ex- 
 
 amples of business letters. 1^73. . . . 5922.18 
 
 — ZeuWiiMi).) Outlines of Utter writing. 1859. G42t.26 
 
 2. Choice selections, with notices of celebrated letter-wriCers. 
 
 — Duhring{J.) Letter- writers. |/n /ifr Gentlefolks, ^/c.) 2524.17 
 
 — Holcombe {J. P.) Literature in letters ; criticism, 
 
 biography, history, eic. 1866 32G7.03 
 
 — Knox [V.,ed.) Elegant epistles, ancient and modem. [In his 
 
 Elejiant extracts. V. 3-4. Id42.j 604G.19 
 
 — Kniijht ( C. ) Hall-hours with the best writers. 2 v. 
 
 1S67 32C7.05 
 
 — Napier [J.) Old letters. [In Afternoon lectures, v. 4, 1807 : 
 
 281.30U.] 2512.23 
 
 — lioberl.t ( W. ) History of letter-writing, to the 5th 
 
 century. 1813 32(17.04 
 
 — 6Won (6r.) Gossip about letters and letter-writers. 
 
 Ih70 3267.02 
 
 — Warner (iJ.) Epistolary curiosities : letters of the 
 
 17th oenturj'. 2 v. 18J8 3207.07 
 
 — WiUmiill. (li. A.) Gems of epistolary correspon- 
 
 dence. 1846 3257.01 
 
 See also on letters and letter-writing, Atlantic montblv, 
 V. 2, 1858. p. 43-48 ; Bentley's niiscel., v. 40, 185G, a«>22- 
 440; Brit. quar. rev., Oct, 1871; Friswell's essayB on 
 English writers, ISUO, p. 190-20U [2524.17]. 
 
 For chief ancient letter-writers, see Cicero ; Pliny, the 
 younger [in Biography, p. 132, 188) ; and for epistolary 
 Bpeciuiens of otiier ancient Iette^-^\Tite^3 consult Roberts's 
 History of letter-writiug [3267.U4]. 
 
 For chief Amfricanle'.ter-ivrders,see{in'Bio^a^\iYi p. 116- 
 211), Adams (iohn) ;— Adams [Mrs. Ji-hnj ; -Adams [Miss). 
 — Alexander (.LW.. i>.i>.):— Ames (lisher);— Burr (.\;iri'n); 
 — Ohanning (W. E.) ;— Franklin (B.) ;- Jefferson :— IVIadi- 
 son ; — Parker (TUeOklore) ; — Pickering (I'.l , — Prescott 
 (W. H.) ;— Story (Joseph) ;— Sumner (.IjarleP) .—Thoreau 
 (H. D.) ; — Ticknor (George);— Washington ;— Webster. 
 
 For c'lirf English tctler-wrilers. see (in Biography, p. 116- 
 2121, Abbot (Charles, lord Cilchester) ;— Aikeu (Liuj ) ;_Ar- 
 blay(.l/me. d') ;— Arnold (Thos.) ;— Atterbury (Fiaucis) ;— 
 Barbauld [Mrs.) ;— Barham (R. H.) ;— Berkeley (George) ; 
 • Berry (.Vis M;irj);— Bewick (Wni.);— Blessington (iiidv) ; 
 
 Blomfleld (C J., 6p.).— Bolmgbroko (Z,o)-</).-Boswell (J.) ; 
 Brooke (-5ic James); — Burke (Edniuuil); — Burns (Kobert) ; 
 Byron ;— Campbell (Tbonia~i ; -Gary (Re. II. F.) ;— 
 ChaUners (T.) ;— Chapono (.l/ri.) :— Chesterfield [Earl of) ; 
 Chorley (H. F.) ;— Churchill (J., duke of Marlborough) ;— 
 Churchill (Sarah, dudies< of Marlborough) ;— Clough (A. H.) ; 
 Coleridge (S. T) ;-Constabl3 (A.) ;— Cornwallis (C. lord) ; 
 Cowley {\.) : — Cowper (Wm.) ; — Cromwell (O ; — Delany 
 IMrs.) ;— Dewes [Sir E.) ;— Dickens (C ) ;— Doddridge (P.) ; 
 Evelyn (J ) ;— Fos {C. J ) ;— Garrick (D.) :— Gibbon (E.) ; 
 Grant {Mrs. Anuel :— Gray (Thomas) ;_Hanmer [.Sir T ); 
 Heber (K.) ;— Hazhtt (Wm.) ;— Hood (iliniiias) ;— Hume 
 (David);— Hunt (Leigh).— Jeffrey;— Johnson (S,);— J umus; 
 Keats (Johu) ;— Lamb (Charles) ;— Macaulay (T. B ) ;— 
 Mackintosh {Sir J.';— Montagu [Liuhj M. \V.) ;— Moore 
 (Thomas) ;—Moro (iiaauali) ;— Morgan (i. u/v) ; -Napier 
 {Sir C. J.) ;— Parr Sanuiel) ;— Pcpys (Saninci) ;— Raleigh 
 (Sir W.) :— Ritson (J.) ;— Robertson (E. \V.) ;— Robinson 
 (Henry Crahb) ;— RomiUy [Sir S.) ;— Russell [Lad\i Ra- 
 chel) ;— Scott (Vii- Wiilter) ;— Seward (Anna);- Sidney (.4.); 
 Sidney [Sir P.) ;— Shelley ;— Smith (Sydney) ;—Southey 
 (R.):— Steele [Sir EiehaKl) ;— Sterne (Lauveui-e) ;— Swift 
 (Jonathan) :- Talbot [MissC ) —Temple (.5i> W, :— Tonna 
 (C. E.) ;-Trench (E.) ;— Walpole (Hnraie) ;— WeUington 
 {Duke ()/■);- Whalley Thomas S) ;— Whately (R );— White 
 (J. Blan.o) — Wickham (Wm.) ;— Wilberforce (Wm ) ;— 
 Wilkes (John). 
 
 For chief European and Foreign letter-writers, set (in Bio- 
 
 graphy, p. 116-209) Abclard and Ueloiso . — Beethoven ; — 
 Bremer (F ) ; — Bnnsen [liaron) ; — Calvin ;— Charles v.; — 
 Clement XIV.;— Du Deffand .W/n*-.);— Frederick theOreat; 
 Goethe ;— Grimm and Diderot ;— Guerin (Ku;;enie and 
 Maurice de); — Humboldt .— Maintenon [.\fme. do) ;— Mary, 
 gue-n of Scots : — Mozart ;— Napoleon I- ; — Recamier (.Wnw.); 
 Schiller: — Sevigne [Marquise ile) : — Swctchino (-Wnie.); — 
 Tocqueville (A. de) ; — Vamhagen von Enso ; — Voltaire. 
 
 3. Historical collections, 
 
 — Ellis {Sir H. ) Original letters jUus. of English his- 
 
 tory. [1074-1794.] Uv 47304 
 
 — Fcnn tSir Jukn). Paston letters, 1422-1509. Ed. by 
 
 A. Kamsay. Bohn, 1849 471.17 
 
 Same. Ed. by J. Gairdner. 1872. . . 472.23 
 
 — Qreen (Mr ft. M.A.E. ) Letters of royal and illustri- 
 
 ous ladies of Great Britain. [1103-1558.] 3 v. 
 1846 3253.18 
 
 — LMer.i by eminent persons in the 17th and 18th 
 
 centuries. 2 v. in 3 3237.04 
 
 Letters from abroad. See Alford (H.) 1665 972.18 
 
 Letters from a landscape painter. iSV,- Lanman (C.) 1846.1112.21 
 Letters from an Anier. farmer. .S' e CrevectEur (J. H. ijt. J.) 
 Letters from a Persian. See Lyttelton (li.. lord) . . . 6052.13 
 Letters from high latitudes. *f Dufferin {Lord). \Sm. 991,03 
 Letters from tlio old world. See Haight [Mrs. S.R.I 2v. 1810. 944. U 
 Letters trom the shores of the Baltic. See Eastlake {Lady, wife 
 
 otSirC.l..) 1844 'J96 06 
 
 Letters from tho Sontli. St-e Paulding (J. K.) 1S33. . .1132.08 
 Letters of a sentiuientol idler. AVc Leech |H. H 1869.1051.11 
 Letters of a traveller. S.;e Bryant (W. C.i 2 v. 18,')l-69. 941.12 
 Letters of certain .lews to Voltaire. See Guenee (-\.) . 3555.17 
 
 Letters of Ortis. See Foscolo (tlgo) 192.24 
 
 Letters of a British spy. &e Wirt (Wm.) 1632. . . .3186.14 
 
 Letters on international relations before and during 
 the war of 1870. By ' The Times ' correspondent 
 at Berlin. 2 v. London, 1871. 8°. . . 527.08 
 
 Letters on the constrained celibacy of the clergy of 
 the church of Uome. [rtrtod,] L., 181G. 8^ 35iiCi.09 
 
 Letters to .a Bister. &c Alcott (Wm, A.) 3.ill.l9 
 
 Letters to the Joneses. See Holland (J. G.) 18C3. . , 2532.06 
 
 Letters to young men. 5'ee Lacordaire (R. P. L.) 18G7. 3511.14 
 
 Lettrea de C-=ic!iet, Mirabeaa (II. G. li., comte de). 
 Enquiries concerning, 2 r. in 1. 1787. 5717.29 
 
 Lettsom (J.C. ) Natural history of the tea-tree : medi- 
 cal qualities, c'e. London, 1772. 4°. . . 4318.14 
 
 Leube (Wilhelm Olivier). Diseases of the stomach and intestinee. 
 [In Ziemssen (H. von . Cyc). of nied,, v. 7, I87G ] 4;)58,07 
 
 Levana ; or the doctrine of education. ' See Richter (Jean Paul). 
 1863 5514.05 
 
 Levant (The). See Countries (East. p. 304). 
 
 Levfique (Charles). La science de I'invisible : e'tudes 
 de psychologie et de theodicee. Paris, ISUo. 
 12° ■ . . . . 33G6.10 
 
 — La spiritualisme dans I'art. P., 1861. 12'. 1431.32 
 Lever (Charles James). Cornelius D'Dowd on men, 
 
 women, and other things in general. 3 v. Edin- 
 burgh, 18G4. 8° 2533.29 
 
 Note.— Repr. from Blackw. mag,, v. 95. 1864. 
 j^g" For his iiovelsf^ee Fiction class-list (p. 498). 
 S^ff- Fit biogr. jwtices of liim tree Biography (p. 108) ; also 
 Cath. world, Kov.. 1877 (C. L. at liome). 
 
 Lever (Thomas). Sermons. 1570. Ed. by E. Arber. 
 London, 1870. 16= 5 HI. 11 
 
 Le Verrier (Jean). The Canarian. See Bontier (Pierre) and Le 
 Verrier (J.) 1872 1090.04 
 
 Le Vert (Mnw. Octavia Walton ). Souvenirs of travel. 
 2t, New York, 1879. 12° 942.10 
 
 Levesoa (H. A.) [' Tie Old Shekarri/,' pseud."] Hunt- 
 ing grounds of the old world. >lew ed. Lon- 
 don, 18i;8. 8" 101-J.21 
 
 See notice of author in Saturday rev., Mch. 31, 1877. 
 
 Levesque (Louise Cavelier. dame). Prince des Aigues-Marines 
 et le Prince Invisible ; coiites. [fu Cabinet des ft;es. v, 24,] , 
 
 Levett (Christopher). Voyage into New England [along the coast 
 of JIaiuel, 162;i-1624. [f/i Maine hist. soc. coll.. v. 2. J 6ii2.02 
 
 Same. [In Mass. hist, soc. 3d a,, v. 8, 1813.) . . 661.28 
 
 Levey's South American, Asiatic, and Oceanic busi- 
 ness directory. New York. 1874, &". . 1150.12 
 
 Levi (D. L. .41vares). Elements d'histoiro ge'nerale. 
 2le ed. Bruxelles, 1814 412.15 
 
 Levi (David). Defence of the Old Testament ; letters 
 to Thomas Paine. New York, 1797. 12°. 
 
 Le'vi (Eliphasi. Dogme et rituel do la haute magie. 
 2eed. 2 v. Paris, 1861. 8° 3817.29 
 
 Levi (Leone). Annals of British legislation, v. 1-14 ; 
 N. s., V. 1-4. London, 1856-68. 8^ . . 
 
 — History of British commerce and economic prog- 
 
 ress, 1763-1870. London, 1872. 8°. . , 5927.09 
 
 ea In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving tho AUTlIOlfS NAME, tho first part of tho TITLE, and the NUJIBER.
 
 698 
 
 LEVI - LEWIS 
 
 L3vi (Leone"!, continued. 
 
 — On taxation ; how raised, and how expended. Lon- 
 
 don, 1860. 12° 5932.01 
 
 — Theory and practice of the metric system of weights 
 
 and measures. London, 1871. 16°. . . 4015.14 
 
 — Wages and earnings of the working classes. Lon- 
 
 don, 1867. ^. 5933.04 
 
 Leviathan ; or a conmouwealth. See Hobbes (T.) English works, 
 V. 3. 1839.J 6043.08 
 
 Levin (Thomas W.) Six lectures introd. to the phi- 
 losophical writings of Cicero. Cambridge, (E)u/- 
 lanil\ 1871. 8° 5422.01 
 
 Levins .Peter). Manipulus vocabulorum ; a diction- 
 arv ot English and Latin words, 1570. Ed. by 
 H." B. Wheatley. L., aandcft soc.,1867. 4°. 5113.49 
 
 .Same. L., Eirhi Engl, texlsoc, 1867. 8°. 7913.08 
 
 Leviticus. See Biblical literature [Lemticus,'^. 90). 
 
 Lewes (Charles Lee). Memoirs, containing anecdotes 
 of the EnE^lish and Scottish stages. By himself. 
 4v. London, 1805. 16° 3112.12 
 
 Iiewes (George Henry). Aristotle : a chapter from 
 the history of science. L., 1864. 8°. . 5424.07 
 
 — Biographical history of jihilosophy. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1857. 8° 5415.02 
 
 Note. — For tbe 3d etl. see below, • History of philos.,' etc. 
 Note. — RevieAved in New Englander. v. 16, 1858 ; N. A. 
 
 rev., V. 86, 1858 ; Wiuslow'6 jour., of psy. med., v. 10, 1857 ; 
 
 V. 13, 1860. 
 
 — Comte's Philosophy of the sciences : an exposition. 
 
 London, 1853. 8°. . • 3913.11 
 
 — History of philosophy. 3ded. 2 v. L.,1867.8°.5415.04 
 
 V. 1. Ancient philosophy. 2. Modern philosophy, 
 ifote.— Eeviewed in Blackw. mag., v. 104, 1868. 
 
 — Life and works of Goethe. 2 t. L., 1855. 8°. 3066.08 
 Same. 2 v. Boston, 1856. 8°. . . .3006.06 
 
 iVo(e.— Reviewed in Ed. rev , v. 106, 1857. 
 
 — Life of Kobespierre. London. 1849. 12°. . 3153.15 
 
 — Mr. Darwin's hypotheses, [/n Fortnightly rev., v. 9-10, 1868 ; 
 
 .i papers.} 
 
 — Noble heart : drama. 3 acts. [F. S. D., v. 40.] . . .1772.28 
 
 — On actors and the (irt of acting. L.,187o. 12°. 1735.27 
 
 — Physiology of common life. 2 v.' New York, 1^59. 
 • 12°. 4325.11 
 
 — Principles of success in literature. [/7iFortn. rev,, v. 1-2, 1866.] 
 
 — Problems of life and mind. First series. Foun- 
 
 dations of a creed. 2 v. B., 1874-5. 8'. 5414.20 
 Contents: : Introd.? method of science and its application 
 to metaphysics. Rules of philosophizing. Problem 1. — 
 The limitations of knowledge. 
 
 V. 2. Principles of certitude. From the known to the 
 unknown. Matter and force. Force and cause. The ab- 
 solute in the correlations of feeling and motion. 
 
 iVoie.— Reviewed in Fortn. rev., July, 1874 (by F. Harri- 
 son) ; and in Westm. rev., July, 1874. 
 
 — Physical basis of mind. 2d series of Problems of 
 
 life and mind. Boston, 1877. 12°. . . 5414.22 
 
 — Seaside studies at Hfracombe, Tenby, Scilly Isles, 
 
 and Jersey. Edinburgh, 1858. 8°. . . 4826.05 
 
 — Story of Goethe's life. Boston, 1873. 12°. 3066.23 
 
 — Studies in animal life. N. Y., 1860. 12°. 4712.01 
 
 — KiboHTh.) English psychology. 1873 6426.11 
 
 S:e Pop. sci. moutiily, 1876 (Sketch of G. H. L.) 
 Lewres (Mrs. Marian Evans, wife of George H.) 
 [' George Etiot,' pseud.} Adam Bede. New York, 
 18.9. 12° 184.01 
 
 JVr»fc. —Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 85, 1859 ; Ed. rev., 
 V. 110 : West, rev., v. 71, 1859. 
 
 — Daniel Deronda. 2 v. N. Y., 1876. 12°. . 186.32 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Ed, rev., Oct., 1876; Fortn. rev., 
 Nov., 1876 (by Sidney Colvin) ; Brit, qu. rev., Oct., 1876, or 
 Eclec. mag,, Dec, 1876; Atl. monthly, v. 38 (by H. James, 
 jr.) ; Temple bar, Apr., 1877 or Littell, Apl. 28th (Deronda's 
 mother, a lit. parallel) ; Appletou's jour., Sept., 1877 (Gwen- 
 dolen) ; Macmillan's mag,, June. 1877 (Moidecai, by J, 
 Jacobs) ; Nat, qu. rev., Apl., 1878 ; Inter, rev,, V. 3, 1876 
 (by R. A. Bowker). 
 
 — Felix Holt, the Radical. N. Y., 1866. 8°. . 184.02 
 
 Note Reviewed in Blackw, mag,, v. 100, 1866 ; Contemp, 
 
 rev., T. 3, 1866; Ed. rev,, v, 124, 1866 ; Westm. rev., V. 86 ; 
 1866. 
 
 — How Lisa loved the king. B,, 1859, 16°. . 1642.26 
 
 — Legend of Jubal, and other poems. Boston, 1874. 
 
 16° 1642.29 
 
 Contents : Legend of Jubal, Agatha, Armgart, How 
 
 Lisa loved the king, A minor prophet. Brother and sister. 
 
 Stradivarius. Two lovers. Aiion. O may I join the 
 
 choir invisible. 
 Note. — Reviewed in Macm. rev., May, 1870. 
 
 — Middlemarch. New Y'ork, 1873. 8°. . . 184.13 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Blackw. mag., v, 112, 1872 : Brit. qu. 
 
 rev,, April, 1873; Catholic world, Sept., 1873 ; Contem.rev., 
 Feb., 1877 (Middlemarch and Daniel Deronda, by Edward 
 Dowden), 
 
 — Mill on the floss, Boston, 1869. 12°. . . 184,01 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Blackw. mag., v, 87, 1860; Westm, 
 rev., v. 74, 1860. • 
 
 — Romola. New York, 1870. 12° 184.04 
 
 N'tte. — Reviewed in Westm. rev., v, 80, 1863, 
 
 — The Spanish gypsy, a poem. B.,l.sus. 16°. 1642.27 . 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Blackw. mag,, 103, 1868 ; Contem, 
 rev, V, 8, 1868 (G, Eliot, as a poet, by W, B, Rands) ; Ed. 
 rev,, V. 128. 1868 ; Eraser's mag., v. 78, 1868 ; N. A. rev,, /' 
 V. 107, 1868 (by H. James.jr,) ; Westm, rev,, v, 90, 1868. ' 
 
 — Wise, witty, and tender sayings in prose and verse. 
 
 Selected from [her] works, by A. Main. Edin- 
 burgh, 1872. 16° 6212,00 
 
 — Button R. H.) G, Eliot. [In his Essays, 1876,] . , 2632,26 
 
 See also Atlantic, v, 18, 18G6 (Novelsof G, E,, by H, James, 
 jr.) : Contem, rev., v. 20, 1872 or Littell. 1874, v, 4 (by Prof. 
 Dowden) : London soc, April, May, 1875 (George Eliot in 
 Derbyshire, by G, Roslyn) ; Macmillan. Aug,, 1866 (by J. 
 Morley) ; Nat, qu. rev,, v. 1, 1861 ; ScrilJner's nio., v. 8 (by 
 W, C, WilkiuBon) ; Nat, rev,, v, 11, 18(i0 (Novels of George 
 Ehot); North Brit, rev,, v, 45, 1866 ; Quar. rev,, v, 108. 1860: 
 Lond, qu. rev,, Jan,, 1874 (George Eliot and Comtism), 
 
 Le'win (Rafihael D. C. ) What is Judaism ? or a few 
 words to the Jews. N. Y., 1870. 16°. . 3566.11 
 
 Le'win (Thomas). Life apd Epistles of St. Paul. 
 London, 1851. 8° 3756.01 
 
 Le'wina (Wm.)- Her Majesty's mails: the British 
 post-office. London, 1864. 1'2°. . . . 2712.12 
 
 — History of banks for savings in Great Britain and 
 
 Ireliind. London, [1866.] 8° 6933,16 
 
 Lewis (Alonzo),- Poems. Boston, 1831, 12°. 1663.24 
 Le'wis (Mr.i. Anna Estelle), Records of the heart, 
 
 and other poems. New York, 1857. 8°. . 1665.04 
 
 — Sappho : a tragedy. By Stella. 3d ed. London, 
 
 1877. 12° 1732.13 
 
 Le'wis (Charlton T.) History of Germany. New 
 
 York, 1874. 8° 544.25 
 
 Le'wis (Dio). Five-minute talks -with young women, 
 
 and certain other papers. N.Y.,1874. 12°. 4321.26 
 
 — New gymnastics. Boston, 1862. 1'2°. . . 4613.04 
 
 — Our digestion ; or my jolly friend's secret. Phila- 
 
 delphia and Boston, 1872. 1-2° 4321.22 
 
 — Our girls. New York, 1S71. 1'2° 58'22.16 
 
 -i\'o(e.— Criticised in Nat. qu, rev., v. 22. 1871 ; p. 360-373. 
 
 — TaUis about health. Boston, 1871. 18°. . 4321.19 
 — 'TsRs about people's stomachs. B., 1870. 12°. 4324.10 
 
 — Weak lungs, and how to make them strong. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1863. 12° 4324.27 
 
 Lewis ( E. C. ) Tabular outlines of universal history. 
 London, 1870. 4° 418.03 
 
 Le'wis (Elisha J.) American sportsman. Philadel- 
 phia, 1868. 8° 4617.01a 
 
 Same. Philadelphia, 1863. 8°. ... 4617.01 
 
 Le'wis (Frederick Christian). Scenery of the rivers 
 of ihngland and Wales, illus. by 68 painters' etch- 
 ings. 3 pts. in 1 V. L., [1854.] fol. . 1437.12 
 
 Le'wis (George). Series of groups, illustrating the 
 physiognomy, manners, and character of the 
 people of France and Germany. L,,1823,8°,2745.22 _ 
 Note. — Inserted in Dibdin's Bibl. tour in France, 1821. " 
 
 Lewis (Rec. George). The Bible, the missal, and the 
 breviary, Edinburgh, 1853. 8°. . . . 3707.01 
 
 Le'wis ( Sir George Cornewall*. Dialogue on the best 
 form of government. L., 1863. 16°. ,. . 5714.13 
 
 — Essay on the government of dependencies. Lon- 
 
 don, 1841. 8° 5727.07 
 
 — Essay on the influence of authority in matters of 
 
 opinion. London, 1849. 8° 5435.24 
 
 — Essay on the origin and formation of the Romance 
 
 languages. London, 1835, 8° 6424.28 
 
 — Essays on the administrations of Gt. Britain, 1783- 
 
 1830. Ed. by Sir E. Head. L., 1864. 8°. 477.17 
 
 — Evidence relating to parochial assessments. Lon- 
 
 don, 1850. 8° 5093.21 
 
 — Historical survey of the astronomy of the ancients. 
 
 London, 1862. 8° '. . . . 4017.19 
 
 — Inqtiiry into the credibility of early Roman history. 
 
 2 V. London, 1855. 8° 436.15 
 
 ■ — Letters to various friends. Ed. by G. P. Lewis. 
 London, 1870. 8° 3112.09 
 
 — On local disturbances in Ireland ; and on the Irish 
 
 church question. London, 1836. 8°. . 497.22 
 
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 690 
 
 — On the use and abuse of some political terms. 
 
 London, 1832. 8°. 5711.25 
 
 — Treatise on the methods of observation and reason- 
 
 ing in politics. 2 V. London, 1852. 8". 5715.1fi 
 AVe notices of G. C. L. in Fi-aser's m.ig., v. 67, 1863. 
 
 Lewis (Henry). Principles of perspective. Gth ed. 
 London, \_n. d.] 12° 1472.08 
 
 LevTis (James, office of reg. t/m.) Digest of the Eng- 
 lish census of 1871. 'Loudon, 1873. 8°. . .'^928. 17 
 
 Lewis (Jatncs). luHtructions for coUoctingland and fresh-water 
 shells, [/ii Sm. report. 1866.) 3936.21 
 
 Iiewis (liei'. John, b. 17401. Life and sufferings of 
 John Wiclif.. Oxford, 1820. 8°. ... 3184.10 
 
 Le'v^is (John, of Fa.) Tables of comparative etymo- 
 logy : Greek, Latin, .Spanish, Italian, French, 
 English, and German. Phil., 1828. 4°. . 6416.15 
 
 Levris (Meriwether) and Cleirke (W. ) Biddle {N.) 
 Hist, of the exped. of Lewis and Clarke to the 
 Eocky Mountains, 1804-06. [Ed.] by P. AUen. 
 2 V. [H. r. L] 1071.01 
 
 Lewis (Morgan). Herring (J.) and Longacre {J. B.) Nat. portr. 
 gallery, v. 3. 1836 3247.10 
 
 Lewis (Lady Maria Theresa). Lives of the friends 
 
 and contemporaries of lord Clarendon. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1852. 8'' 3085.14 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 96. or Ecler. mag., v. 27. 
 
 1863 ; Fraser's mag., v. 45, 1852. or Eclec. mag., v. 25, 1862. 
 Lewis (Matthew Gregory). The Bravo of Venice, a 
 
 romance. 2d ed. London, 1805. 1G°. . 22:1.70 
 
 — Tales of wonder. [Poems.] Dublin, 1805. 8°. 1663.23 
 
 — Life and correspondence. [Ed. by Mrs. C. B. Wil- 
 
 son.] With pieces in prose and verse. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1839. 8" 3112.07 
 
 jftg- For his dramas see Plays (Alphabetical arrangement). 
 Le'wls (Richard). History of the life-boat, and its 
 
 work. London, 1874. 12° 4517.34 
 
 LevTia (Tayler) . The Divine human in the scriptures. 
 
 New York, 1860. 12° 3565.28 
 
 Note. — Reviewed, New Englander, v. 18 (by prof. Martin). 
 
 — New rhythmical version of the book of Job. With exegs^cal 
 
 notes and addenda. New York. [1874.] 8". [/n Lange. 
 Comm. O. T,. V. 7.] 3725.16 
 
 — Patriarchal and Jewish servitude no argument for American 
 
 slavery, [//i Fast day sermons, 1861.] 3647.20 
 
 — Hato against the atheists ; or 10th book of the Dia- 
 
 logue on laws. With notes and dissertations. 
 New York, 1815. 12° 3.56.5.21 
 
 — Six days of creation. Schenectady, 1855. 12°. 3762.02 
 
 A'btf.— Reviewed by J. D. Dana in Bibl. sacra, v. 13-U 
 (Several articles.) 
 
 — State rights : a photograph from the ruins of ancient Greece. 
 
 "With dissertations on the ideas of nationality, of sover- 
 eignty, and the right of revolution. Albany, 1865. 8". 6725.27 
 
 Lewis (Wui. ) Treatise on the gaiB^ of chess. Lon- 
 don, 1844. 8= 4614.08 
 
 Le'wls I W. G.) The trades and industrial occupations 
 of the Bible. Loudon, [1874.] 12°. . .3721.24 
 
 Le'wls (Wm. H., D.D.) Confession of Christ. New 
 York, 1854. 12° 3566.13 
 
 • — Sermons for the christian year. New York, 1853. 
 12° 3566.12 
 
 Lewis county, (.V. r.) See Countries (Lewis county, p. 340). 
 
 Lews. See Countries (Hebrides. * 329). 
 
 Lexicons. ^S* For lexicons of various languages see Language. 
 See also references under Dictionaries (p. 415). 
 
 Lexington, (Mass.) See Countries (Lexington, p. 340). 
 
 Lezo'W (Friedrich). Novellistisches. v. 1. New 
 
 York, 1S72. 12° 7118.26 
 
 V. 1. Aufdem Geierfels. 
 
 Leycester ( Sic Peter) n»i(i Maiii'waring (Sir T.) Tracts 
 respecting Amicia, daughter of Hugh Cyvelick, 
 earl of Chester, 1673-79 ; ed. with introduction by 
 W. Beamont. 3 v. London, 1870. 4°. [Chet- 
 ham soc, v. 78-80.] 5095. 3-) 
 
 L'h^ritier (Mile. M. J.) La tour tenebreiise etles Joura lumineux ; 
 contes Anglois. [/ii Cabinet des fees, v. 12. 1786.) . 7052.12 
 
 L'Homoad (Charles l''ran(;ois). Elements of French 
 grammar. From the French, [by H. W. Long- 
 fellow]. 12th ed. Boston, 1848. 12°. . 6413.40 
 
 L'Hdpital (Michel de. chancellor of France, b. 1505, d. 1673). Sec 
 New monthly mag., July, 1860. 
 
 Iiiancovirt (C. A. de Goddes, comte de) and Manning 
 (J. A. ) Pius IX ; or the first year of his pontifi- 
 cate. 2 V. London, 1S47-8. 8°. . . . 3144.28 
 
 lAhanius. the sophist. Epistles to Julian, [/n Julianus. Select 
 works, V. 1. 1784] ;— Monody on Nicomedia. destroyed by 
 aa earthquake. Monody on the Daphniean temple of 
 Apollo. [In V. 2] ;— Life, by Fabricius. [In v. 2.] . 5046.23 
 
 Libby prison. (Richmrmd, Va.) See Countries (Cniled Stat<t : 
 
 I'rison life, p. 388). 
 Libol and slander. See Law. (Libel and slantler, p. C89.) 
 Liber albus : the white book of the city [of London] 
 
 Compiled a.d. 1419 by John Carpenter, common 
 
 clerk. From the Latin and Anglo-Norman. 
 
 London, 1861. 8°. 48,5.17 
 
 Liber fluviorum. ,?« Turner (J. M. 'W.) 1446,27 
 
 Liber librorum [the Bible] : its structure, limitations, 
 
 and purpose, [rtwm.] L., Is67. 8°. . 3566.14 
 
 Liber studiorum. See Turner (J. M. W.) 1437.13 
 
 Liberia. See Countries (Liberia, p. 340). 
 
 Liberty. See Government and politics (Liberty and other kindred 
 
 heculitigs, p. 5M7) ;— Journalism {Liberty o/the press, p. 658) ; 
 
 — Biblical and rclig. lit. (Religious liberty arid toleration, p. 
 
 101) ; — Opinions. 
 Liberty. A'ee Thomson (James). Poetical works. . . . 1621.20 
 Liberty bell. [Pieces in verse and prose.] By friends 
 
 of freedom. Boston, 1842. 16°. . . . 5831.21 
 Liberty, equality, fraternity. See Stephen (J. F.) 1873. 6724.17 
 Liberty of conscience. See Biblical and religious lit. (Heligious 
 
 liberty, p. 101). 
 Liberty of the will. .S'cs Philosophy (IFi'in. . . « . .3558.14 
 Liberty's triumph : a poem. .Sfe Landis (R. 'W.) 1849. . 1663,12 
 Librarian (The). See Savage (James). 3 v. 1808.09. . 2744.17 
 Libraries. 
 
 — Amn: soc. scietice assoc. Free public libraries, 
 
 their foundation and administration, with a list 
 of books ; [by S. Eliot]. Eevised ed. New Y'ork 
 and Cambridge, 1871. 16° 
 
 — American library journal. See below. Library journal. 
 
 — JiAJwards (E.) Free town libraries, their formation, 
 
 management, and history ; in Britain, France, 
 Germanj', and America. With notices of book- 
 collectors. 1869 2744.07 
 
 Libraries and founders of libraries. 1864. 2744.03 
 
 Memoirs of libraries ; including handbook of 
 
 library economy. 2 v. 1859 2744.01 
 
 Statistio»l view of principal public libraries in Europe 
 
 and U.S. [/n Statistical soc. Jourual, v. 11, 1848.) 6934.11 
 
 . — Great Britain. Pari, report of commissioners ap- 
 pointed to inquire into the constitution and gov- 
 ernment of the British Museum ; ■with evidence. 
 1850. fol 2747.01 
 
 ■ — Greene (G. IF.) Libraries. [/;i Ms Historical studies, 1850 : 
 p. 277-322.] 2526.06 
 
 — Guild (R. A.) Librarian's manual ; a treatise on 
 
 bibliography ; added sketches of public libraries. 
 18^8 2714.05 
 
 — Home (T. H.) Memoir on the public librariesof the antients. 
 
 [In his lutrod. to bibl., v. 1.] , 2744.20 
 
 — Jewell { C. C. ) Notices of public libraries in the 
 
 U.S. 1851. [App. to 4th Smith, report.] 2721.09 
 
 — ii'jj'ai')/ journal, v. 1. N. Y., 1877. 4°. 
 
 — Moore (N. F. ) Address to the Alumni of Columbia 
 
 College, Mch. 16, 1844 4112.13 
 
 — Mnllbts [J. D.) Free libraries and newsrooms : 
 
 their formation and management. 1869. 2744.08 
 
 — Rhees ( W. J.) Manual of jiublic libraries, institu- 
 
 tions and societies in the United States and Brit- 
 ish provinces. 1859 2744.06 
 
 — - Spalding [ Jf . J.) Libraries in the ' dark ' ages, [/n his Miscel., 
 v., 1875]: — Origin and hist, of libraries in auc. and mod- 
 ern times. [In V. 2 ] 3438 22 
 
 — Spofford (A. R.) Public libraries of the U. S. [In Amer. 
 
 soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 2, 1870.] 5811.01 
 
 — United Slates. Bureau of education. [Annual] re- 
 
 port, 1872-76 5516.04 
 
 Note. — Contains statistics of libraries in United States. 
 Public libraries in the United States : their his- 
 tory, condition, . and management. Special re- 
 .port. 2pts. Washington, 1876. 8°. . . 2721.07 
 Note. — Pt. 1 affords the fullest details yet published of 
 the history anil btatietics of libraries in the U. S.; with 
 papers upon library administration, catalogues and cata- 
 loguing, bibliography, etc. Pt. 2 is ' Rules for a printed 
 dictionary catalogue, by C. A. Cutter.' 
 
 — Wynne (J.) Priv.ate libraries of N. Y. 1860.2714.04 
 
 See also Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 7, 1874 (Free 
 lending libraries). Chambers's papers for the people, v. 6, 
 1850 (Public libraries) ; Bibliotheia sacra, Jan.. 1871 (Free 
 public libraries, by J. "W. Wellman) ; Ed. rev., Jan., 1874 
 (Libraries, ancient and modern) ; Fraser's mag., v. 47, 1853 
 (Visit to the Burgundian library at Brussels) ; Lippincott'a 
 mag., Mch., 1809 (The public library of Boston, by h. 0. 
 Davis) ; London soc. Dec. 1871 (Circulating libraries) ; 
 Meliora, v. 2, 1859 (Libraries for the jieople) . North Biit. 
 review, v. 31. 1859 (Libraries) ; v. 51. 1870 (Babylonian anil 
 Assyrian libraries) ; Statistical soc. journal, v. 33, 1870 
 (Statistical notes on the free town libraries of Gt. Britain 
 and the continent, by W. E. A. Axon) ; Westni. rev., v. 93, 
 
 lu asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER,
 
 700 
 
 LIBRARIES- LIFE 
 
 Librariss, corUiimeil. 
 
 3870 (Tbe Iiiipurial library of Paris) : T, 98, 1872 {Free pub- 
 lic libiMries) ; All. inontliiy, v. 38 (A librarian's worli, by 
 J. Fiske) ; v. lG(Th9 visible and iuvisibJe iu libraries, by 
 A. M. Wateison). 
 
 ]^S^ For Library Catalogurs, Reports, and Histori/, tee 
 Albany young men's jissoiiation (p- 10) ; — American an- 
 tiqnariau society ;— American institute. New York. Cata- 
 logue of tho library ;— Astor library (p. 60) ;— Baltimore 
 meri.-aiitilo library ; — Bodleian library (p. 221) ; — Bos- 
 ton atbenajuni (I). 2'J4 of Catalogue) ;— Boston merc^au- 
 tile library (p. 295) ;--Boston Public library (p 2U5) ;— Bos- 
 ton social law libtary (p. 2tl5) ; -Bowdoin colle;;e (p. 228) ; 
 
 British rouseum (p. 2J3) ;— Bronson (Sila^i) libiary (p. 
 
 23i) ■— Brooliline publio library p. 2'.ill) ;— Brooklyn nier- 
 cantile library (p. 29il) :— Brown university (p. 2:m| ;— 
 Buffalo young men's association (p. 2;Hi :— Cambridge 
 higb BL-hool (p. 249) ;— Cincinnati public library (p. 301) .— 
 Cincinnati young men's mercantile library association (p. 
 301) ;— Columbia college. New York ;— Hartford youug 
 men's institute (p. 3'29) ;— Harvard university library (p. 
 608) ;— Indianapolis public library (p. 044) ;— Loganian 
 libraiy. PbiladdpUia ; — London institution ; — London 
 librarji; — Long Island bistorical society ;— Manchester 
 free library ; — Massachusetts histoi ical society ;— Mil- 
 waukee young men 8 associalion ; — Newark library asso- 
 ciation :~Newburyport public library ;— New York ap- 
 prentices library -.—New York mercantile library (p. 3S0 
 of Catalogue) :— New York society library (p. 35u) ;— New 
 York state library (p. 35-2) ;— Otis library. Norwich, Conn.); 
 — Philadelphia (Ijibrary company of) :— Philadelphia mer- 
 cantile hbi ary ;— Providence atbenieum ;— Quincy public 
 library; — Redwood library audatlienieum. [Nrwporl, H /.); 
 — St. Louis niercantilo library ; — St. Louis public school li- 
 brary ;~San Francisco mercantile library :— Salem alhe- 
 niBum:— Troy youug men's association :— "Turner free li- 
 brary ; — Wisconsin state historical society. 
 
 j^" For Catalogues of bonksfJlrrs see Barthes and Low- 
 ell 12713.30] :—Bohn [2713.251:— Dawson (Wm.) and Son 
 [2713.28] -.—Putnam (O. P.) and Sons |'2713.21] :— Quarilch : 
 Bodd [2723.14] ; — Smith (J. K.) ;— Willis and Sotheran 
 [2713. 31|. 
 
 HW S" aho BibUography (p. 107) ;— Catalogues (p. 266) ; 
 — Literature ; — Reading. 
 
 Library compauy of Pbila. S<-e Philadelphia library company. 
 
 Library of commerce. ,5'-'' Hunt (Freeman) 6927.12 
 
 Library of Congress. Catalogue. Wash., 1840.8=. 2714.30 
 
 — Catalogue. Washington, 18G1. 8°. . . .2715.13 
 
 — Catalogue of additions. 1804-00. 3 v. Washing- 
 
 ton, 1864-r,fi. 12° 
 
 — Catalogue of books added, Dec. 1, 1866-1872. Wash 
 
 ington, 1868-74. 8= 2716.09 
 
 — Catalogue of recently added books, 1873-75. With 
 
 index to subjects and titles. Wash., 1876. S°.2716 15 
 
 — Catalogue. Index of subjects. 2 v. Washington, 
 
 186J. H° '2716.17 
 
 — Eeport of the librarian. 18r.6-77. Wash.. 1866-78. 8°. 
 
 Sre illust. article bv B. P. Poore, in Harper's mag., v. 46. 
 
 Library notes. .S-if Russell (A. P.) 1875 2642.25 
 
 Library of American biography. See Sparks (Jared). . 
 Library of poetry and song. With introd. by W. C. 
 
 Bryant. New York. 1871. b° 1615.21 
 
 Libyan Desert. See Countries, e(r. (p. 340). 
 Licenses. See Temperance question. 
 Lichens. See Botany (p. '226). 
 
 Lichteuthal (Pietro). Dizionario e bibliografia della 
 musica. 2 v. Milano, 1820. 8°. . . . i:)65.22 
 
 Liddell (Henry George). History of Home, to the 
 empire. New York, 1868. 1'2° 4J3.2'.J 
 
 — and Scott (E, ) Greek-English lexicon. With addi- 
 
 tions, by H. Drisler. New York. 1857. 8°. 6415.03 
 
 Liddiard [Rev. Wm.) ReiJding (C.) Personal reminiscences of 
 
 eminent men. V. 1, 1867 ; p. 02-91 3'222.02 
 
 Liddou (Henry Parry, D. U. ) Divinity of Christ. 
 Bampton lectures, 1866. 5th ed. New York, 
 
 1871. 8° 3560.23 
 
 iVofc— For reply, jff« Examination, eic 8566.23 
 
 — Sermons preached before the Univ. of Oxford, 1803- 
 
 08. New York. 1869. 12'' 35i;«.27 
 
 — Some elements of religion : Lent lectures, 1870. 
 
 London, 1872. 8' 3506.'25 
 
 Note. — For critical notices of H. P. L.. «c London soc. 
 Nov., 1869 ; and Davies (CM.) Orthodox London, 1870 ; 
 p. 74-82 3446.14 
 
 Lieber (Francis). The ancient and the modern 
 teacher of i^olitios ; introd. discourse to lectures 
 on the state. New York, 1860. 8^ . . 5725.26. 
 
 — Character of the gentleman. 3d ed. Philadelphia, 
 
 1864. 10= 5427.19 
 
 — Constitution and plan of education for Girard col- 
 
 lege for orphans. Philadelphia, 183!. 8°. 5518.21 
 
 — Essays on property and labor. N.Y.,1817.18''. 591'2.;i0 
 
 — Legaland politic.^^hermencutics.B.,183',1.12°.5714.24 
 
 — Manual of political ethics. 2d cd. revised. Ed. by 
 
 T. D. Woolsey. 2 v. Phil., 1875. b°. . 5726.24 
 Same. Parti. Boston, 1838. 8=. . . 57l6.24 
 
 — Notes on fallacies peculiar to American protection- 
 
 ists. New York, 1869. 8= 572.5. 2S 
 
 — On civil liberty and self government. Philadel- 
 
 phia, 185,1. 8^ 5715.07 
 
 — On international copyright. N.Y.,1840. 8". 2712.32 
 
 — Reminiscences of an intercourse with Niebuhr. 
 
 London, 183.3. 12= 3134.07 
 
 Same. Philadelphia, 1835. 18°. . . .3134.07 
 
 — Stranger in America. Phil., 1835. 8°. . .1074.05 
 
 — Vucal sounds of Laura Bridgman. • [/n Smith, contrib. 
 
 V. 2.J 3937.02 
 
 — What is our constitution, league, pact, or govern- 
 
 ment : lectures. With address on secession, 
 1851. New York, 1S61. 8° 5725.26 
 
 — and others. See Encyclopaedia Americana. 
 Lieber(O.M.) Assayer's guide. Phil., 1S5'2.12°. 3933.45 
 Liebig (Johann Justus von). Complete works on 
 
 chemistry. Philadelphia, [1852]. 8°. . 4215.24 
 Coittenta : Chemistry in its application to agriculture 
 and physioloyy. Animal cbeniistry : physiology and pa- 
 thology. Familiar letters on ehemistry aud its relations 
 to commerce, physiology and agriculture. Motion of the 
 jiiires in the animal body. Polato disease. Chemistry in 
 relation to physiology and patholoyy. 
 
 — Connection and equivalence of forces. [In Youmans (E. L ) 
 
 Correlatiou of forces ; p. 385. 397 ) 4022.03 
 
 — Handbook of organic analysis. Ed. by A. W. Hoff- 
 
 mann. London, 1853. 10° 421:i.33 
 
 — Induction and deduction. [In Sm. report, 1870.] . . 3936.25 
 
 — Natural laws of husbandry. N.Y.,18(i3. 12S 6123.04 
 
 — and Kopp (H. ) Annual report of the progress of 
 
 chemistry, and i^hysies, mineralogy, geology. 
 1847-50. Ed. by A. W. Hoflfmann, and others. 
 4 V. London, 1849-53. 8= 4214.29 
 
 For notices of Liebig see Contem. rev., Apr.. 1877 (L.'s 
 scientific achievements, by Max von Pettenkofer) ; lut. 
 rev., Jan.. 1875 {by August Vogel). 
 
 Li»chteusteiu (PHncess Marie). Holland House. 
 2 V, 2d ed. London. 1874. 8°. . . . 3083.20 
 
 Liefde (John B. De). See De Liefde (John B.) 
 
 Lieutaud (Joseish). Essais anatomiques. Nouv. ed. 
 Paris, 1760. 8° 4336.12 
 
 Lieutenant and commander. 1862. ^Sfe Hall (Basil). . . 93123 
 
 Lievaiio (Indaleeio). Tratado de aritmetica. £a ed. 
 Bogota, 1872. 8° 4012.08 
 
 Lifevre (Edouard). Art gems. 30 engravings from 
 pictures by the most eminent painters. With 
 notices. London, 1873. 4° 1456 19 
 
 Life. .S" Biology (p 21G) ;— Evolution (p. 452 :— Botany (p. '224) ; 
 —Medicine [Healtli ;— Lite-theories :— Pliysioloijy) :— Nat- 
 ural history {Ibmparative pliysiologj/; — and other headings) : 
 —Longevity :— Old age ;— Vital statistics ;— Insurance (p. 
 646). 
 
 Life (Conduct and philosophy of). 
 
 — Aiken (,/.) Letters from a father to his son, rela- 
 
 tive to literature and the conduct of life. 2d ed. 
 2v. 1794- INOO 3013.07 
 
 — Arnold {F.) Turning-points in life. 1873. 2512.31 
 
 — Clttreiidon (K, earl of). Essays, moral and enter- 
 
 taining. 2 V. ISrS. 2521.05 
 
 iVo/,-. —Includes essays on an active and on a contempla- 
 tive life and on various laculties and passions of ihe mind. 
 
 — Dtiwbani (. !(''. ) Government, conduct and example. 
 
 2d ed. 1871 5716.27 
 
 — Emer/imi (R. W.) The conduct of life. 1860. 2-i24.02 
 Solitude and society. 1870 2524.03 
 
 — Greii (IK 11) Enigmas of life. 1872. . 5812.17 
 
 — Hoztitt {W.) On the conduct of life. [/?i /as Lit. remains, v. 
 
 2, 1816: p. 71-111-1 ;i076.1* 
 
 — Jones {J. ir.) Observations on tlie origin of the division of 
 
 man's life into stages, [/ji Archseologia, v. 36, 18.13.] 6128.— 
 
 — Lloml ( C'. ) Principles for the conduct of life. 2 v. 
 
 18ii6. ;'512.01 
 
 — Lowell (Mrs. A. E.) Seed-grain for thought^ and 
 
 discussion: a compilation. 2 v. 1856. . 2534.10 
 
 — Ma.shet (li.) Book of symbols 2541.06 
 
 — Pdrarch (K) View of human life. Tr. by Mrs. 
 
 Dobson. 1791 25,'^^8.27 
 
 RustcmlJ) Mystery of life audits arts, [/ii Afternoon lec- 
 tures, v. 5 : p. 91-139, 18G9,] 2612.24 
 
 — ScUlend (K. IK. F. von). Philosophy of life. 
 
 1847. 5416.22 
 
 — Sefiw (L. P., comte de). Pour ages of life. 
 
 -1820. 5436.21 
 
 BKOOKLYS MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 LIFE - LINCOLN 
 
 701 
 
 — Tkoreait [H. D.) Lifo without, a priuciplo. [la Atlautic, V. 12, 
 
 1803.) 
 
 — Tlmrston^K.AA Mosaics of liuman life. 1866. 621.").2i; 
 
 — 7'icfc/ior (C) Philosophy of living. I.SSU. 4322.12 
 
 — Wdch (F. 0.) Moral, intellectual, and physical 
 
 culture. 18G9 3.a2.0:i 
 
 — Wkii'pl' (fi- P-) Ludicrous aido of Ufa. [/» hit Lectures, 
 
 1833: 1). 122 lOii.J 2545.08 
 
 ijy Se^. also Biblical and religious Utoralure [Christian 
 ethics, p. 8L) : — I'lacttcal ivorfcs, p. IIG) ; — aii<l other /leadings) ; 
 — Social scieuco ;— Moral pliilosopli,v ;— Philosophy:— Edu- 
 cation (p. -134) :— Oulturo(p. 40U) ;— Manners ;— Aphorisms 
 (p.33J :— Proverbs. 
 
 Ah') Amusements (p. 22) :— Cheerfulness (p. 2C3) ;— Cities: 
 (p 209) ;— Conformity (p. 278);— Consistency (p. 2«0):—Con- 
 seryatism (p. 28U) ;— Country (p. a'J4) :— Courage (p. 394] ;_ 
 Duty (p 431) :— Early rising (p. 432) :— Egotism (p. 440) ;— 
 Emulation (p. 444) ;— Ennui (p. 41C) ;— Fame (p 454) ; — 
 • Friendship (p. 6G1) : — Gifts (p. 676) ; — Grief (p. 694) ;— 
 Habit (p. 09S) ;— Happiness (p. 605) ; — Hatred (p. 609) ;— 
 Heroism (n. 017) ;— Honor {p. 6:)0) :— Humility (p. 637) ; — 
 Ideals ip. 642) :— Illusions (p. 042) :— Intellect (p. 617) ;— 
 Jealousy (p. 051) ;— Luxury ;— Power :— Praise ;— Preju- 
 dice: — Presence of mind:— Procrastination : — Prudence;— 
 Rest :— Reputation ;— Selfishness:— Solitude :— Success ; — 
 Sympathy :— Town :— Truth :— Variety :— Wealth ; — Wis- 
 dom : — Worlc ; — Worship ; Young (Tiie). 
 i8£3* See also Optimism ; — Pessimism. 
 
 Life (Future). See Biblical and religious literature (p. 88). 
 
 Life. J8S" For 7wv''ls beginning with ' Life,' see Fiction (p. 498). 
 
 Life, etc. See Gosse (P. H.) 1857 4723.04 
 
 Iiifi among the Mormons, and a march to their Zion : 
 to -which is added a chapter on the Indians of the 
 West. By an officer of tho U. S. army, [niion.] 
 New York, 1868. 12° 1115.08 
 
 Iiifa and adventure in the South Pacific. By a roving 
 printer, [anon.] New York, 18(U. 12". 1061.05 
 
 Life and death of Jason, n poem. ,$■« Morris (Wm.) 1807. 1673.25 
 
 Life and nature uuder the Tropics. ,Sfe Myers (H. M. and P. 
 V. N.) 1871 1163.19 
 
 Life at homo. See Aikman (W.) 1870 3513.15 
 
 Life beneath tho waters. ,Se<; Edwards (A. M.) 1858. .4825.13 
 
 Iitfe-boata. 
 
 — Qilmore {Rev. J.) Storm Tvarriors ; or, lifeboat 
 
 work on the Goodwin sands. 1874. . . 931.21 
 
 — ieiois {R.) History of the life-boat, and its work. 
 
 1871 4517.34 
 
 Life doubled by the economy of time. London, [n. d. ] 
 
 12° 5922.09 
 
 Life duties. 5s5 Marcy (E. E.) 3673.23 
 
 Life hero and there. See WilUs (N. P.) 264.12 
 
 Life histories of auimals : comparative embryology. ,?(:< Pack- 
 ard (A. S., jr.) 4737.10 
 
 Iiife in a man-of-war, or scenes in ' Old Ironsides ' 
 during her cruise in the Pacific, [anon.] Phil- 
 adelphia, 1841. 8° 913.13 
 
 Iiifa in heaven. By the author of Heaven our home. 
 
 [anon.] Boston, 1805. 16° 3566.10 
 
 Life in nature. &« Hinton (James). 1872 4723.19 
 
 Iiif3 in Normandy, {^tinon.] 2 v. Edin.,1863. 8°. 962.24 
 Lifaia praiiie land. .?« Farnham (E. W.) 1852. . . .1124.16 
 Lifo iusuraace. See Insurance (p. 646). 
 
 Life in the Desert. See Du Couret (L.) 1800 1042.03 
 
 Life in the open air. .y.-e Winthrop (T.) 2545.17 
 
 Life in tlio primeval world. See Meunier (V.) 1872. . 4725.14 
 Life iu the sick-room. See Martineau (Harriet). . . . 4322.07 
 
 Same. 3d ed. 1S4'J 4322.08 
 
 Lifo in tho West. See Meeker (N. 0.) 18C8 1124.02 
 
 Life of a Scotch naturalist. See Smiles (S.) 3054.30 
 
 Iiifa of a tree, [ivmn.] London, ls49. Bq. 32°. 4912.01 
 
 Lifo of trust. See MilUer George). 1861 3576.08 
 
 Life pictures. See Tarnbull (Robert) 3614.19 
 
 Life scenes of the lleaaiah. See Clarke (BufUB W). 1855. 3636.06 
 
 Life studies. Sie BaiUie (J.) 1S57 3015.09 
 
 Life (The) that now is. See CoUyer (R.) 1871 3536.28 
 
 Life thoughls. Sec Beecher (H. W.) 1858 3516.34 
 
 Lifj under glass. S;c Shore (Q A.) 1874 4323.32 
 
 Lifj without and lifo withiu. .Vec OssoU (M. Fuller). 1859. 2525.08 
 
 Lifo work. .S«;Ranyard (L. N.) 1861 3,>a5.20 
 
 Lifj's prjblems. Se: Alcock {Sir R.) 1S02 3513,22 
 
 Liftinj tho ved. &e McLain (Mary). N. Y, 1870. 16°. 3566.15 
 
 Ligarides (Paisius). History dI llie condeniuation of the p:itri- 
 
 arh Nioou ; Moa.ow, 1660-67. [/ii Palmer (W.) Patriarch 
 
 aud tho tsar, V. 3 ] 3583.20 
 
 Light (t'i medicine), S e Medicine (Light). 
 Li^ht (ut itiysic^:, S'e Physics [Optics). 
 Light {in tni/tkical anil etnt/leimitic aspects), 
 
 — Anonyrnous (The), v. 1. 1870; p. 61-09: p. 299-317 (Light 
 
 emblem.atio of divinity) 2.il2.27 
 
 See also Atlantic ni iithly. v. 23, 1871 (Light aud dark, 
 ness. bv J. Fiske) ; Dunlap's Spirit history wt mau, 1858 ; 
 p. 118 128. 
 
 Light and dark of tho rebellion. Phil.. 1863. 12°. 612.01 
 Light at evening time. See Holme (J. S.) 1371. . . . 3562.20 
 
 Light for the blind. S.eMoon(W.) 6611.23 
 
 Light ol nature pursued. S"' Tudkor ( A.) 2v 3614.13 
 
 Light of the world. .Sve Bouhgnon (A.) 1803 3.j22 25 
 
 Light on the dark river. .See HamUn {Mrs. II. A. L.) . 3076.08 
 Light ou the last things. .S'-e Hayden (\V. B.) 1869. . . 3557. 12 
 Light science tor leisure hours. See Proctor (It. A.) . .3914.00 
 LigUtfoot (John, D.D.) Whole works. Ed. by J. R. 
 Pitman. 13 v. London, 1825. 8°. . . ii.'iOT.Ol 
 
 V. 1. Prefaces, indexes, e^c. Battle with a wasp's neat. 
 2. Rnli'S fur a student of the Holy Scriptures, liarniony 
 of tlie O '!".: obsorv. on tienesis. Gleaumgs from Kxodua. 
 Four Latin tra.ls. 3. Harmony of Iho N. T llarniouy 
 and order of ttio four evangelists. Uarnntny and order of 
 the .A.-ts of the apostles, ihe Epistles, aud the Itevtdation. 
 Parcrgou cone, tlm fall of Jerusalem, etc. lie Coina Christi 
 nltini.i. .\n Joliaunea evangelista sit auctor Aporalypseos. 
 De sjiiritu prophelire. Uo Academia Jalnensi. 4. Ervibhin; 
 or niisrellaniuf. Harmony of tho four evangelists anion;^ 
 themselves, and with the O. T. 5. Harmony, continue* 
 Explanation of diiEcult places of Scripture. Kxercitia 
 acudeiuica. 6. Exposition of three articles of the aposlles' 
 creed: 'He descended iuto Hell." ' T)i6 holy catholic 
 church.' 'The communion of saints.' Sermons. 7. Ser- 
 mons and sermon-notes. 8. Comment, ou Acts tif the 
 apostles. Frai^menta qujedam historia l:onianrB et 
 Christiana). Hebrew atid talmudical exercitations upon 
 the Acts of tlie apostles. 9. Temple-service : and tho 
 Prospect of tlie Temple. 10. Chorographic works. Seven 
 Latm tracts. 11.12. Hebrew aud talmudical exercitations 
 upon the gospels aud epistles to the Romaus aud to tho 
 Corinthians. 13. Proceedings of tlie Westminster Assem- 
 bly of divines, 1643-44. 
 
 Lightfoot (Joseph Barber). On a fresh revision of 
 the English NewTestament. L., 1.S71. 8°. 37-^.12 
 See also his series of articles upon the work entitled ' Su- 
 pernatural religiou,' in Contem. rev., 1875-77. 
 
 — Trench (R. C.) and Ellicott (C. J.) Eevision of 
 
 the English version of the New Testament. With 
 
 introd. by P. Schaff. N. Y., 1873. 8°. . 3746. '22 
 Light-houses and light-ships. .S'ee Arts (Useful), p. 44 ; and the 
 
 elaborate artii-les in Johnson's Newuniv. cyclopsedia, v. 2 
 
 (by J. G. Barnard, and P. C Haius). 
 Lightning, t^ee Meteorology (r/tMrider and liylUning). 
 Lightning-rods. Henry [J.) Directions for. [la Smith, miscel. 
 
 col., V. 10. 1873.] 3935. '.JIJ 
 
 — Phin {J.) Plain directions for lightning-rods. 2d ed. 
 
 1873 4022.36 
 
 Lights aud shadows .if artist life. .See Smith (J. ) 1853.1412,07 
 Lightsand shadowsof spiritualism. .S'ee Home (D.D.) 1877. 3814.41 
 Liguori |. Saini Alfonso Maria di). Way of salvation. 
 
 Tr. by J. Jones. New York, [1809.] 16°. 3560.17 
 Tiiholifao (A.) S.andwich Island notes. By a Haole. 
 
 [f<;iO)i.] New York, 1854. 12° 1154.05 
 
 Lilliput lectures. [By W. B. Bands?] London, 
 
 1871. 12° 2531. -.O 
 
 Lilliput levee. [By W. B. Bands?] lanon.'\ New 
 
 York, 18li8. 16° 1003.27 
 
 Lilley (John). Lilley (.S'.) Military despotism ; or, the Iniiis- 
 
 killiug dragoon. 1803 6091.03 
 
 Lilley iStimuel). Militai-y despotism ; or, the Innis- 
 
 killing dragoon [John Lilley]. L., 1863. 8". 5091.03 
 Lilly(Jolin). See Lyly (John). 
 Lilly (Wm.) Introduction to astrology. London, 
 
 18.V2. 1-2° 3814.27 
 
 — Several observations on the life and death of Charles I. [In 
 
 Masares(F.) Select ti acts, ete, v. 1) 470.17 
 
 Lillywhite (Wm. Fred. a»tZ Pred). Cricket scores 
 and biograjihies of celebrated cricketers, v. 1- 
 4. 174f.-18o4. 4v. L., 1872. 8=. . . 46'25.01 
 
 Lily and the bee : an apologue of the Crystal Palace. 1851. See 
 Warren (S:imuell 3915.07 
 
 Limborch (Philippus van). History of the Inquisi- 
 tion. Tr. by S. Chandler. Abridged. London, 
 1810, 8° 3420.07 
 
 Limboui'g (Jean Philippe de). New amusements of 
 the German Spa. 2 v, in 1. L., 1704. 12°. 964.10 
 
 Limes* Srr Arts (Useful) Cements, times, etc.. p. 40). 
 
 Limits of religious thought. See Mansel (H. L.) . . .2532.21 
 
 Limojoii de Sauit Didier (Alexander i'oussaint de). 
 The city and republic of Venice. London, 
 1G99. 12^ 532.15 
 
 Lincoln (Abraham) and Douglas (S. A.) Political 
 
 debates. Columbus, LSOO. 8' 5733.22 
 
 1>S- For lives of A. L. see Biography (p. 108) : th^e by 
 Riymoid {11 J), by Crusljy {F.). and by Droeketl {L, P.), 
 including his speeckcs, inaugurals, proelamattons, etc. 
 See alio Galaxy, Oct., Nov., 1877 (Adin. of L.-, by G. 
 ., Welles): Hcribner's, Feb. Jlch.. 1878 (Peisonal reminia- 
 '^. cenees of L., by N. Br.ioks) : Galaxy July, 187:1 ('Ibree in- 
 terviews with ]ire8. L.. by J. RI. Wiuclirll) : and the Expres- 
 sions of condoleice by foreign powers, in United States 
 Dept. I'/ state. Diplomatic corresp., 1865; ^^/»ejjd*x. 
 
 In asking for books, uaa tha " Sook Order," givlut; tUa AU l'UOR';:> NAAIE. the first part of tUa TI'ILE, and the NUMBER.
 
 702 
 
 LINCOLN — LITERARY WORLD 
 
 Lincoln (Daviil Francis) anti ^Carroll (A. L.) School hygiene. [In 
 Amer. see. sci. assoc. ' Trans., no. 7, 1874.] . . . .5811.04 
 
 — Vaccination, (/u Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., v. 2.1870.J 5811.U'.i 
 laiuderman (H. K. ) Money and legal tender in the 
 
 U. S. New York, 1877. 12^ 5'J3I.'27 
 
 Lincoln (Robert W. ) Lives of the presidents of the 
 U. S. ; with notices of the signers of the Decl. of 
 Independence. Brattleboro, 18j9. 8^ .3241.15 
 
 Iiincola (Wm.) History of Worcester, to 1836. Wor- 
 cester, 1837. 8° en. 07 
 
 Same. Worcester, 18G2. 8° 611.07a 
 
 Note. — The portion of this volume following p. 311 is 
 * History of Worcester, 1836-61. by Charles Hersey.' 
 
 Lincoln, {Afass.) See Countries iLincnln, p. 341)). 
 
 Lincolnshire, (England). ,S'e<; Countries (p. 340). 
 
 Lind (Jenny). Sec Goldschmidt (Jenny Lind), in Biography 
 (p. 150). 
 
 Lindisfarne and Riishworth gospeis. 4 v. [With Saxon gloss.] 
 Llurhaiii, 1854-65. 8°. [In Surtees Boc, v. 118,39,43, 48.] 6116.32 
 
 Iiindley (dipt. Augustus). After Ophir ; South Afri- 
 can gold-fields. London, 1870. 6°. . . 1095.14 
 
 Iiiadley (John). Ladies' botany. 5th ed. 2 v. 
 London, labout 1810]. 8° 4917. 13 
 
 — Pomologia Britannica ; or figures and descriptions 
 
 of fruit cultivated in Gt. Britain. 3 v. London, 
 1841. 8= 6135.06 
 
 — Vegetable kingdom. 3d ed. L., 1853. 8°. 4917.01 
 
 — ana Moore (T. ) Treasury of botany. London, 
 
 1866. 16° 4914.12 
 
 landsay (Alexander Wm. Crawford, earl of Crawford 
 and Balcarres). Etruscan inscriptions. London, 
 1872. 8°. 436.14 
 
 — Letters on Egypt, Edom, and the Holy Land. 
 
 London, Bolui, 1858. 12°. ...-,. 1053.09 
 
 — Lives of the Lindsays ; or a memoir of the houses 
 
 of Crawford and Balcarres. 2d ed. 3 v. Lon- 
 don, 1S58. 8° 3112.24 
 
 Cuntenls : T. 1-2. Lindsay (A. W. C, lord). Lives of the 
 Lindsays. 3. The Maroou war, 1795-96 ; illua. by corresp. 
 of Alexander, earl of Balcarres. Lindsay (R.) Anecdotes 
 of Indian lile. Lindsay (James and John). Two narra- 
 tives of proceedings of BritinL army under Sir H. Monro 
 and Col BaiUie, and of the battle of Coujeveram, 10 Sept., 
 1780. Lindsay (John). Journal uf imprisonment in Ser- 
 iugapatam, 1780-84. Lindsay (C.) Narrative of the defence 
 of the island of St. Lucie agamst the French. 1779 ; Some 
 account of the assault on tjibraltar, 1782. Barnard (Lady 
 A.) Extracts from journal at Cape of Good Hope, and of 
 a short tour into the interior. Lindsay (H.) An adveutiore 
 in China. 
 
 — (Ecumenicity in relation to the church of England. 
 
 London, 1870. 8° 3567.15 
 
 — Progression by antagonism : present position, du- 
 
 ties, and destiny of Great Britain. London, 
 1816. 8° 3567.16 
 
 — Scepticism as contrasted with the church of Eng- 
 
 land. London, 1871. 8° 3567.14 
 
 — ■ Sketches of the history of christian art. 3 v. Lon- 
 don, 1847. 8' 1442.11 
 
 Iiindsey (Charles). Life and times of Wm. L. Mac- 
 kenzie. 2 V. Toronto, 1863. 8°. . . . 3116.01 
 
 Lindsay [Sir David, poet). See Lyndesay [Sir David). 
 
 Lindsey (G.) Papier-mache ;— Pens. [In British mfg. indus- 
 tries, V. 3, 1870.] 3H41.26 
 
 Lindsay (Hubert). Anecdotes of an Indian life. [In Lindsay 
 {Lo7-d). Lives of the Lindsays, v. 3.] 3112.26 
 
 Ijiadsay (Wm., D.D.) Inquiry into the christian law 
 as to the relationships which bar marriage. 2d 
 ed. London, 1871. 16° 3560.24 
 
 Iiiudsay (W. Lauder). Popular history of British 
 lichens. London, I'-SO. sq. 16=. . . . 4912.04 
 
 Lindsay (Wm. Schaw). History of merchant shipping 
 and ancient commerce. 4 v. L., 1874-76. 8°^938.21 
 
 Lindsley (David Philip). Elements of tachygraphy. 
 Boston, 1869. 12' 6431.03 
 
 Linen manufactures. See Arts (Useful : Manufactures, p. 44) ; 
 also Charley (W. T.) Linen. [In Brit, nil'g. industries, 
 1876.] 3941.28 
 
 Lines (Robert B.) Report on telegraphs and telegraphic admin- 
 istration. [In U. S. Com. to tnt. exhib, at Vienna, 1873. Re- 
 ^ ports, V. 2, 1876.] 3916.16 
 
 Lipg or Lyuge (N. ) Politeuphuia, wits common- 
 wealth, [aiion.] London, 1669. 24=. . 6211.2.3 
 
 Lingard (Rev. John). Collection of tracts, on several 
 subjects connected with the civil and religious 
 principles of Catholics. Baltimore, [?i.d]12°.3566. 26 
 
 ^ History and antiquities of the Anglo-Saxon church. 
 London, 1845. 8= 3446.07 
 
 — Hist, of England, to 1688. 13 v. B.,1853. 12°. 464.01 
 
 — Reply to the Edin. rev. on the Anglo-Saxon antiquities. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, V. 7, 1816.] 6058.07 
 
 — Timber, dry rot. etc. [In Pamphleteer, v. 16. 1820.] . 6068.16 
 
 — Vindication of certain passages in the 4th and 5th 
 
 volumes of the history of England. 3d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1826. 8°. In 5093.16 
 
 Linn (Wm. ), Beasley (F.), and How (T. Y.) Col- 
 lection of essays on the subject of episcopacy. 
 With notes, by J.H. Hobart. N. Y.,1806. 8°. 3558.23 
 
 Liune or Linnaeus (Carl von). Correspondence of L. 
 and other naturalists. Ed. by J, E. Smith. 
 London, 1821. 8° 4917.11 
 
 Lions. See Natural history. 
 
 Liiiton ( J//-.S-. Eliza Lynn). The Lake country. With 
 illus. by W. J. Linton, L., 1864. 4°. . 955.10 
 
 — Ourselves : essays on women. L., 1869. 16°. 5823.18 
 
 — Witch stories. London, 1861. 12°. . . . 38i2.11 
 
 JSE^ For her novels see Fiction clasa-list (p. 498). 
 Linton (Wm. ) Ancient and modern colours ; chemical 
 and artistical properties. L., 1852. 12°. 1424.14 
 
 — Colossal vestiges of the older nations. London, 
 
 1862. 16° 5813.20 
 
 Lintot (Catherine Cailleau, comtesse de). Contes. [In Cabinet 
 
 des lecB.v. 32, 1786.] 7062,32 
 
 Lipari Islands. See Countries (Lipari islands, p. 340). 
 
 Lippi (Filippiuo). ,See Arundel society (p. 48). 
 
 Iiippiucott (Mrs. Sarah Jane Clark). [' Gcace Oreen- 
 
 tmiud,' pseaiL] Haps and mishaps of a tour in 
 
 Europe. Boston, 1854. 12° 942.01 
 
 — Heads and tails : studies and stories of j>ets. New 
 
 York, 1875. 12° . 4722.21 
 
 — New life in new lands : notes of travel [in Colorado, 
 
 Nevada, California, efc] N.Y., 1873. 12°. 1132.13 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1858. 8° 1664.05 
 
 — Records of five years. Boston. 1867. 12°. 2534. U9 
 
 — Stories and sights of France and Italy. [By Grace 
 
 Greenwood. [psmdoH.] '-B., 1867. 16". 951.01 
 .eta^ For her xoorks of fiction see Fiction (p. 498). 
 Lippiacott'a general guide for settlers in the United 
 States, '.^ded. Phil., 1876. 12°. . . . 1132.27 
 
 — General guide book to the United States and Canada. 
 
 3ded. [With map.] Phil., 1876. 16°. . 1132.1:8 
 
 — 'Pronouncing gazetteer of the world. 2 v. Ed. by 
 
 J. Ihomas and T. Baldwin. Phil., 18.57. 8°. 915.14 
 
 — Pronouncing biographical dictionary. ,S'ce Thomas (J.) 3236.13 
 Lippiiicott's magazine of popular literature and sci- 
 ence. V. 1-20. Phil., la68-77. 8°. . . 
 
 A'ote.— The title page of v. 1-7 reads ' of literature, sci- 
 ence, and education.' 
 
 Liquids. See Physics ; — Chemistry. 
 
 Liquors [Mannfacture). See Arts (Useful : Liquors, p. 44). 
 
 Liquors ( Use in health and disease). See Medicine (Stimulantt and 
 naixotics) ; — Temperance question. 
 
 Lisle. See also Dehsle ; — Rouget de Lisle. 
 
 Iiiat (Frederick). National system of political econo- 
 my. Phil., 1856. 8° 5913.06 
 
 Lister (llartiu). *Journey to Paris, 1698. [/« Pinkerton. Voy- 
 ages, v. 4.] 926.04 
 
 Iiister (Thomas Henry). Life and administration of 
 Edward [Hyde], 1st earl of Clarendon. 3 v. 
 London, 18:j7-38. 8° 3085.11 
 
 Listen (John, comedian). See Bentley's miscel., v. 19, 1846. 
 
 Liszt (Franz). Life of Chopin. Phil.,186i. 18°. 3036.20 
 See Galaxy, Sept., 1874 (L., and the music of the future). 
 
 Literary addresses, delivered at various popular in- 
 stitutions. Istand3dser. 2v. L.,1855. J6=. 6321.18 
 Conte?its : V. 1. Addresses by sir J. F. W. Herschel. B. 
 Disraeli, lord J. Manners, sir T. N. Tatfourd, J. Phillips. 
 G. W. F. Howard, K. Whately. C. Knight, sir A. Alison, 
 P. H., earl Stanhope, J, P. Nichol, the duke of Argyll, Sir 
 
 D. Brewster, H. G. Bell, sir J. Slephen, L. Playfair. lord 
 
 E. G. E. L. Bulwer-Lytton. 3. Addresses by A. H. Liiy- 
 ard. the duke of Argyll, lord Neaves, C. H. Terret, Mudio 
 Macara, A. W. Montgoiiierit', X'itkcarl of Eglinton and Win- 
 ton, J. Moncrieff. A. llutherfurd, J. J. Gurney, A. P. Paton, 
 R. Dawes, S. Warren, sir J. K. Shuttlewoith. 
 
 Literary and social judgments. See Greg (W. E.) 1868.2526.20 
 
 Literary anecdotes. See Nichols (John) 2743.02 
 
 Literary character. See Disraeli (I.) 2522.28 
 
 Literary fund. See N. Brit, rev., v. 29. 1868 ; p. 132-140. 
 Literary history. See Literature (p. 703). 
 
 Literary pearls. See Mould (K. A.) 6213.26 
 
 Literary policy of the church of Rome. See Mendham (J.) 2761.03 
 Literary leniiniscences. .Vee De Quincey (J.) .... 2622.11 
 Literary societies. See Societies. 
 
 Literary souvenir. 1840. See Burton (Wm. E.) . . . . 2515.09 
 Literary suburb uf the 18th century. See Eraser's mag., v. 61-62. 
 Literary women of England. See Williams (J ) ... 3256.18 
 Literary world, v. 1-2, ed. by C. F. HoSman ; v. 3- 
 
 13, ed. by E. A. and G. L. Cuyckinck. 13 v. 
 
 New York, 1847-55, 4°. 2726.02 
 
 l;KOOKLY>; MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
 
 LITERATURE AND LITERARY HISTORY, 
 
 703 
 
 A&BAMOEMENT OF SOB-DIVlslONs. — I. Anonymous and pseudonymous litfra/urr. — 11. Authorship and the Uteranj life. 
 in. Dictionaries. — IV. Encouragement and ptilronagr: o/liferatwe. — V. General handtjnoks and essays. — VI. Miscettaneoui works, 
 VII. I'hiliisophy and study of literature.— Vlll. Various liter.Uures, viz.: 1, American (p. 704).— 2. Anglo-Saxon (p. 704). 
 3, Basque — 4. Bohemian. — 5, Brittany. — 6, Oeltic, Gaelic, ancient Irish, and Welsh (p. 704). — 7, Clasiical (p. 705), 
 S.Danish (p. 705).— 9, Dutch.— 10, English and British (p. 70.^)).— 11, European and modern (p. 7001.— 12, Finnish (p, 700). 
 13, Flemish (p. 700).— 14, French (p. 7001.- 15, German (p. 707).— 16. Greek (p. 703).— 17, Greek (Modem).- 18. He- 
 brew (p. "O'J).— 19, Hungarian (p. 700).— 20, Icelandic and Scandinavian or Norso (p, 703).— 21, Irish (p. 709).— 22, Ital- 
 ian (p. 710).— 23, Latin (p. 710).- 24, Middle ages (p. 710).— 25, Oriental: Arabic, Chinese, Persian, Sanskrit, Hindus- 
 tanee, f(c. (p. 710).— 26, Portuguese (p. 711).— 27, Provcngal and Romance lit. (p. 711).— 28, Scottish,- 29, Servian 
 (p, 712),— 30, Slavic and Russian (p, 712),— 31, Spanish (p. 712).— 32, Swedish. 
 
 ;0- See also, in the general alphabet, the following subsidiary headings, tiir.- Anecdotes (p. 27) ;— Aphorisms (p. 30) : 
 Bibliography ip. 107) ;— Biography (p. 109) ;— Calendar (p. 2«7) ;— Copyright (p. 282) ;— Criticism (p. 39S) ;— Culture (p! 
 400) ;— Drama (p. 423) ;— Elocution, eloquence, etc. (p. 442) ;— Epigrams p. 446) ;— Epitaphs (p. 440) ;— Essays (p. 448) ; 
 Extracts (p. 453) ;— Fables (p. 480) ;— Fairy talcs (p. 489) ;— Fiction (p. 459) ;— Folk-lore ip. 653) ;— Genius (p. 667) ;' 
 History (p. 622) ;— Hymnology (p. 611) :— Journalism (p. 657) ;— Language p. 07;!) ;— Letters (p. 079) ;— Libraries (p. 699)'; 
 Newspapers :— Periodicals ;— Plays ;— Poetry ;— Printing :— Proverbs ;— Publishers and authors ;— Quotations ;— Head- 
 ing ;— Rhetoric ;— Satire ;— Societies j— Speeches ;— Table-talk ;— Tracts ;— Wit and humour. 
 
 I. Anonymous and Pseudonymous Literalure. 
 
 See Bibliography (Anonyms ; — Pseudonyms, p. 107). A 
 • List of pen-names vised by coutemporary English writers ' 
 is prefixed to Whitaker'a Reference catalogue, for 1877. 
 
 See also Fortn. rev. v, 1. 1865 (Auoiiyinona lit,, by A. 
 TroUope) : Nat. qa. rev., v. 23, 1871 (Anonymous authors 
 aud wurks). 
 
 Literary Coincidences, Forgeries, arid Plagiarisms, 
 
 Classical Jonrnal, v. 17. p. 9 : v. 18, p. 295 (On lit. coincidences) ; 
 
 v. 16, p. 123 (Literary foi-geries; 2742.16 
 
 See also Littell, 1869. T, 1, or Brit. qu. rev., v. 49 (Lit. for- 
 geries) ; Fraser's mag., v. 62, 1855 (SpuriuUB antiques). 
 
 n. Authorship, and the Literary Life, 
 
 Arnold (F.) Turning-points in life, 1873 ; p. 162-191. . . 2512.31 
 
 Brydijes (Sir E.) KecoUoctions ; on life, literature, 
 and self-Imowledge. 2 v. 1834. . . . 3025.04 
 
 Bulwer-Lytton (E. L ) Authors and their works ;— Literature as 
 a profession. [In his Critical aud miscel. writings, v. 2, 
 1841 ; p. 118-130.] 2516.05 
 
 — On the difference between authors and the impression of 
 tliem couveyed in their works. [In his Prose works, v. 2, 
 1808 ; p. 9-19.J 2514.24 
 
 Chateaubriand {F.A.de). On men of letters. [In his Recollec- 
 tions aud essays, 1813 : v. 2, p. 235-269.) .... 2616.11 
 
 Disraeli (7. ) Tha literary character. 3d ed. 2 v. 
 
 1822 2.522,2(5 
 
 Note. — For his other works see p, 417 of this citalogue, 
 Hamerton(P. 0.) The intellectual life, 1873. 2')28.24 
 Higginson (?■. IT.) Lit. aa an art. [In his Atl. essays, 1871 ; p. 
 
 23-49.) 2528.28 
 
 Same. [In Atlantic monthly, v. 20. 1807.) 
 
 Knapp (.S.i. ) Advice in the pursuits of lit. 1837.2751.11 
 Lewes {G. H.) Priuciplea of eucceae iu lit. [In Fortu. rev., v. 1- 
 
 2, 1865.) 
 
 Jacox (F.) Aspects of authorship. L., 1872. 2532.31 
 
 Same. [ With lille'\ Literary life ; or aspects of 
 
 authorship. New York, 1873 2532.31a 
 
 Literary addresses, deliv. at variov^p popular institu- 
 tions. 1st and 3d series. 2 v. 18j5. . 6321.18 
 Pwnell ( T.) Literature and its professors. 1867. 2538.25 
 Rogers {H.) Vanity aud glory of literature, [/ji Au Reason and 
 faith, etc.] 3587.19 
 
 Stodart (M. A.) Female writers : thoughts on their 
 proper sphere. 1842 5823.25 
 
 Story (J.) Lit. tendencies of the times. [In his Miscel. writings. 
 1832: p. 740.781.) 2547.07 
 
 Vaughan (K.) Priesthood of letters. (Essaya. v. 1, 1849 ; p. Ill- 
 ISO.) 2544.19 
 
 Whipple (E. P.) Authors in their relations to lite. [In Lec- 
 tures, 1853 ; p. 7-42.) 2645.03 
 
 WiUinoit (R, A.) Pleasures, objects, and advantages 
 
 of literature. 1851 2546.11 
 
 See also Kclectio mag., v. 25, 1852 (Pleasures of lit.) ; v. 
 26 (Author.s ; their moments of iuspiratiuu) ; v. 27 (Life, 
 lit., and tlie scholar) ; Fraser's mag. v. 67, 1863 (On print- 
 ing aud reprinting, by F. T. Palgrave) ; v. 67 (On cuttiug 
 aud carving, by A. K. H. Boyd) : Oentl. mag., 1875. v, 1 
 (Physiology of authorship) : N.Brit, rev. v. 18, 1852 (Pro. 
 gressive aspects of authorship) ; St, Pauls, v, 8. or Littell, 
 1871. V, 3 (The literary life, by Matthew Browne). 
 
 » j^" S^e also, ill the general alphabet. Fools (p. 663) ; — 
 
 t Friendship (p. 561). 
 
 Literary Morality. 
 
 Emerson (B. W.) Literary ethics. [In Ms MiscellauieB, 1858 : p. 
 
 147-181] " 2524.10 
 
 Buchanan (S.) Literary morality. [In his David Gray, etc., p. 
 
 237-268.) 3072 15 
 
 See also Contem. rev., v. 5, 1867 (Morality of the literary 
 
 art. by H, A. Page) ; Fortu. rev., v. 6, 1806 (Immorality ia 
 
 authorship). 
 
 IU. Dictionaries, 
 
 Breicer [EC.) Diet, of phrase and fable. 1870. 6218.07 
 liipley [0.) and Taylor (,/. Bayard), Hand-book of 
 
 literature and fine arts. 1852 1413.01 
 
 Wheeler {W. A.) Explanatory and pronouncing dic- 
 tionary of the noted names of fiction ; including 
 also familiar pseudonyms, surnames bestowed on 
 eminent men, and analogous popular appella- 
 tions often referred to in literature and conversa- 
 tion, 18U5 2761.17 
 
 jfKff- See also Encyclopedias I'p. 444) ; and (under English 
 literature, p. 705), Aiiibone, aud Adams ( W. D.) 
 
 rv. 
 
 Encouragement and Patronage of Literature, 
 
 Arnold {M.) Influence of the Frem-h .ind Berlin academies on 
 literature. [In Essays on criticism, 1865 ; p, 39-73. ] 2512.13 
 
 Kcposillou of the barriers excluding men of genius 
 from the public, [diion.] 1833. . . .2712.19 
 
 Fruits of endowments ; a list of works of upwards of 
 2,000 authors who have enjoyed non-cure endow- 
 ments of the church in England. 1840. . 2745.0G 
 
 Sargant ( W. L.) The new academy. [In his Essays, v, 3, 1872 ■ 
 p. 1-1661 2643,24 
 
 V. General Handbooks and Essays. 
 
 Botla (A. C. L.) Hand-book of universal literature 
 
 1870 2731.09 
 
 Note. — The most compendious eyetematlc hand-book. 
 Denina ( C. ) Essays on the revolution of literature. 
 
 1771 1631.10 
 
 Monlrjomery {J.) Lectures on general lit. 1853. 2752.26 
 
 iSchlerjel ( V. W. F. von). Lectures on the history of 
 
 literature, ancient and modern. 1868. . 2731. (^'8 
 
 Souvestre {E.) Causeries historiques et litteraires. 3 v. 
 
 1865 7836.10 
 
 i\^o(e— Sketches of claseic and romance literature. 
 Stael-Holsleia (A. L. 0. N., haronne de). Treatise on 
 ancient and mod. literature. 2 v. 1803. 2543.25 
 See also European Literature (p. 706). 
 
 VI. Miscellaneous Works, 
 
 Beloe ( IF.) Anecdotes of literature and scarce books. 
 
 6v. 1808-14 2754.05 
 
 Disraeli (I.) Amenities of literature. Sketches and 
 
 characters. 2 v. 1855 2762.01 
 
 — Calamities and quarrels of authors. 2v. 1868. 2522.24 
 
 — Curiosities of literature. 4 v. 1858. . . 2762.03 
 
 Same. 1851 2765.02 
 
 Irailh {A. S.) Querelles litteraires, ou m^moires pour 
 
 servir k I'histoire des revolutions de la re'pul>- 
 lique des lettres, depuis Homfere jusqu'a nos 
 jours. 4 v. 1761 2761.26 
 
 Lalanne (L.) Curiosite's litteraires. 1857. [Biblio- 
 thfequede poche.] 2741.04 
 
 Matirice ( C. ) Histoire du theatre, de la litterature, etc. 
 2v. 1856 •. . . 1732.31 
 
 /"ercv anecdotes, V. 6. 1823 6211.06 
 
 bcheihorn (J, 0. ) Amoenitates literariae. 14 v. in 5. 
 1730-31 2721.24 
 
 VH. Philosophy and Study of Literature. 
 
 Bascom (J.) Philosophy of literature. [14th-19th 
 century.] 1874 2751.27 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 704 LITERATURE: American, Anglo-Saxon, Basque, Bohemian, Celtic. 
 
 Sssai/ contributing to a philosophy of. By B. A., M. 
 
 1874 2751.28 
 
 Gibbon (E.) Essay on the study of literature. 
 
 1840 5n38.09 
 
 Siiue. [^71 /ii.i Miscel. works.] 5038.09 
 
 Gitnian (A'.) RoLiprocal iiillueQce of national literatures. [In 
 
 /iisOoutrib. to lit.. 185i;] %. 2526. U 
 
 , Progress of uaUons, p. 145191 (The natiocal acme : place of lit. 
 
 eratiire in uatioual progress) 5716.09 
 
 Sldel-Hohtein (A. L. U. A', de). Influence of literature 
 
 on society. 1835 5412.06 
 
 Vinel(A.) Outlines of literature. 1867. . .5417.19 
 Contents : Characteristics of literature. Literary emo- 
 tion. Various literatures. Language. Style. Literary 
 precepts. Criticism. Poetry. Eloquence. 
 ;8S- See also Criticism (p. 398). 
 
 VIII. Various Literatures. 
 1. American Literature : United States. 
 
 Chanibers (W.) Handbook of American literature. 
 
 1857 2752.23 
 
 Cliasles (P. ) Anglo-American literature and manners. 
 
 18^2 1072.12 
 
 Cleveland (C. D.) Compendium of Amer. literature, 
 
 with biogr. sketches. 1859 2751.02 
 
 Davidson {J. IF.) Living writers of the South. 
 
 1869 2751.01 
 
 Duyckinck [E. A. and G. L.) Cyclopaedia of American 
 
 literature. 2 v. 1-855 2755.12 
 
 Same. Supplement. 18G6 2755.14 
 
 Same. 2 v. 1875 2755.24 
 
 * Griswold {B. W.) Prose writers of America. 4th ed. 
 
 1857 2755.23 
 
 Hart {J. S.) Female prose writers of America. 
 
 1852. . . . • 2755.22 
 
 — Manual of American literature. 1873 [1872.] 2751.14 
 Knapp (8. L.) Lectures on American literature. 
 
 1829 2755.19 
 
 Martin (B. JV.') Choice specimens of American litera- 
 ture. 1871 6331.18 
 
 Raymond (7. ), pseudon. Southland writers. Biogr. 
 
 and critical sketches of the living female writers 
 
 of the South. With extracts from their writings. 
 
 2v. 1870 2754.22 
 
 Underwood (F. H.) Hand-book of English literature. 
 
 American authors. 1872 2751.16 
 
 WhippU {E. p.) Amer. literature. [Harper's mag., Feb., Mch., 
 
 187ci.] 
 
 Character, Taidency, and Prospects of American Literature. 
 
 Barnes {A.) On the literature and science of our country. [In 
 
 A(5 Essays and reviews. V. 2. 1855 ; p. 258-290.] . .2513.07 
 Bethune {G. IT.) Claims of our couutiy on its lit. men, [In his 
 
 Oratious. 1850 ; p. 381 428.) 2513.20 
 
 ChanningiW.E.} Nat. lilerature. [//i /ns Works, v. 1. 1853.] 3633.10 
 Bnersnn {H. IK.) The Amer. scholar, [/n Ai,! Miscellauies.j 2524.10 
 Everett {E.) Circumstances favorable to the progress of Amer. 
 
 lit., 1824. [In his Orations, v. 1.] 6322.03 
 
 Godwin i P.) Amer. authorship. [In his Out of the past. 1870.] 2526.18 
 Higginson [T. 11'.) Americanism in lit. [In his Atlantic essays, 
 
 1871.) 2528.28 
 
 Eepr. from Atl. monthly, v. 25, 1870. 
 Hillhouse [J. A.) Ou the relations of literature to a republican 
 
 form of governmeat. [In his Discourses, etc., v. 2, 
 
 1839.) 1725.14 
 
 Meek {A. B.) Americanism in literature. [In his Eomantic 
 
 passages, etc., 1857.] 591.17 
 
 Witiiams { W. R.) The conservative principle in our literature. 
 
 [In his Miscellanies.] 3623.19 
 
 Bibliography and Trade-Catalogues 
 
 jkgierican literary gazette and publishers' circular, v. 
 
 1-18. Philadelphia, 18G3-72. 8". . . . '.^764.01 
 Ni'te.~For continuati(>n see Publishers' weekly, below. 
 American publisher and bookseller, v. 1. [Octavo 
 
 series.] New York, 1868. 8" 2713.10 
 
 Kelly (J.) American catalogue of books, pub. in U. S., 
 
 1861-66. New York, 1806. 8° 2721.09 
 
 Publishers' weekly. F. Leypoldt, ed. and publ. v. 1- 
 
 13. New York, 1872-78. 8" 
 
 PuUishers' trade list annual, 1873, 1874, 1877. New 
 
 York, 1874-77. 8' 2775.09 
 
 Roorbadi (0. A.) Bibliotheca Americana ; catalogue 
 
 of American publications, from 18:i0 to 1852. 
 
 New York, 1852. 8= 2721.06 
 
 Same. Supplement. Oct , 1852 — May, 1855. 
 
 New York, 1865. 8° 2724.00 
 
 Same. Addenda. May, 1855— Mch., 1858. New 
 
 York, 1858. 8° 2721.06 
 
 Trade circular annual for 1871, incl. the American cat- 
 alogue of books publ. in the U. S., during 1870. 
 New York, 1871. 8° 2775.06 
 
 Triihner ( N. ) Bibliographical guide to Amer. literature. 
 [1819 to 1859.] London, 1859. 8°. . . 2724.13 
 
 2. Anglo-Saxon Literature. 
 
 Beowulf. Anglo-Saxon poems. [Also] the Scop or 
 Cileeman's tale, and the fight at Finnesburg. 
 With notes, e(c. by B. Thorp. 1855. . . 1615.00 
 
 Cockayne (T. 0.) Leechdoms, wortcunnins, and star- 
 craft of early England. Ih64-6B. [Rolls chron- 
 icles] 5140.— 
 
 Conyheare {J. J.) Illustrations of Anglo-Saxon poetry. 
 1826 1631.24 
 
 Corson (H.) Hand-book of Anglo-Saxon and early 
 English. 1871 • . . . 6124.03 
 
 Haigh {D. H.) Anglo-Saxon sagas as aids to history. 
 1861 . 466.23 
 
 March [F. A.) See Language [Anglo-Saxon, p. 675). 
 
 Morley (H.) English writers : writers before Chaucer. 
 
 i8i;4 2754.19 
 
 Sweet [H.) History of Anglo-Saxon poetry. [In Warton (T ) 
 
 Hist, of Eng. poetry, v. 2, ly71.] 1697.10 
 
 Turner {8.) History of the manners, poetry, literature, 
 etc. of the Anglo-Saxons. 1805. . . . 4."j4.06 
 Wrvjht (T.) Biographia Britannica literaria : Anglo- 
 Saxon period. 2 V. 1842-46 2754.11 
 
 JKS" See also, in the general alphabet, Alfred ;— Anglo- 
 Saxon chronicle; — Bede : — Beowulf; — Csdmon ; — Early 
 Knglish text soc. Publications (p. 432). The Lindisfarne 
 and Rushwurth gospels are printed in the Surtees soc. 
 publ.. V. 28, 3a, 43, 48 [5116.32]. Other illustrative works 
 are included iu the • Chronicles and memoriiils ' publ. by 
 the Master of the rolls (ste p. 312 of this Catalogue). 
 
 j8^ See also Language {Ang'o..Saxf>n, p 675) ; — Poetry ; 
 — and t'eneral histories of English literature (p. 705), 
 especially thoie of Brooke, Craik, and Mortey. . 
 
 3. Basque Literature. 
 
 See Dublin univ. mag., v. 66, 1875 (Gleanings from Baequa 
 
 literature). 
 
 4. Bohemian Literature. 
 
 Boioring (J.) Cheskian anthology ; poetical literature 
 of Bohemia. 1832 1615.13 
 
 IiobinsQn{.Mrs T. A. L. v. J.) Language and lit. of the Sl.tvic na. 
 
 tioQB, 1850 ; p.147-211 2732.07 
 
 See also Nat. quar. rev., v. 24, 1872. p. 1-24. (Lit. 
 auApol. of Bohemia); "West, rev., v. 12. 1830 (Anc. Bohe- 
 mian ballads) : For. qu. rev., v. 2, 1828 (Boh. lit.) ; v. 79, 
 1863 ; p. 32-67, or Littell, 1868, V..4 (Lit. of B.) 
 
 5. Breton Literature. 
 
 Taylor {T.) Ballads and songs of Brittany. .1692.28 
 <®~ See also Countries [Brittany, p. 295). 
 
 6. Celtic Literature. 
 
 Arnold (M.) On the study of Celtic literature. 
 
 1867 2T52.16 
 
 .Vnrtey (if.) English writers before Chaucer. 1864 (ch. 1-3.) 2754.19 
 Curry \E.) Manners and customs of the unc. iiish, v. 2 ; p. 48- 
 
 178 (On education and lit. iu anc. trinn) 486.21 
 
 S^S" S'^e also Language {Celtic. Irish, Gaelic, and British, 
 p. 675) ;— Countries [Celts, ^. WH;— Cornwall, y 302;— Bri. 
 (o/is. p. 295 : — n'ales,p.'6^2). .4/50 the histories of Engl lit. 
 by Craik. and Morley ; and O'Donovan's O'l. of the Annals 
 of the kingdom of Ireland, by tile four masters [497. 12J. Im- 
 portant remains of ancient Celtic literature have been 
 printed in the .Master of t/ie rolls series of chronicles and me- 
 morials [see p. 312 of Catalogue). 
 
 Gaelic Literature. 
 
 Blackie (J. S. ) Language and literature of the Scot- 
 tish Highlands 6441.08 
 
 Clark(J.) Worksof the Caledonian bards. 1783. 16.;1.16 
 
 See also Ossian, in the general alphabet ; and J~ F. 
 
 Campbell, in tits Popular tales of the West Highlands gives 
 
 theiiaelic with the English. See also Westm. rev., July, 1877. 
 
 Welsh Literature. 
 
 ffS^ See entries under Wales [in Coimtries. p. 392) ; atso 
 Evans (E.) Sitecimens of the an<ient Welsh bards [1643.18]; 
 Mabinogion [1IJ05.I4) ; and Ooutemp. rev., Feb., 1876 (Old 
 \Selsh legends and poetry, by lady Veruey). 
 
 SBOOKLTN MliBOANTILE LIBBABY,
 
 LITERATURE : classical. Danish, Dutch, Eugliah. 
 
 705 
 
 7. Classical Literature. 
 
 Lounqe {A.) History of Greek and noman classical 
 literature. 1873 'J73J.2i) 
 
 Souvestie (£) Causeries Uistoriqnes et litteraires. 3 v. 
 1861 70:!6.10 
 
 Malkin (,B. H.) Classical disquisitions and curiosities. 
 
 18J5 '-;53U 28 
 
 Contents : Comparative estimate of Terence and Plantua. 
 On tho Epicurean pbilosophy. On CaUiuiacliiis. iiorace. 
 Cffisar'B Corameutaries. On Cicero. Ou Soneca. Ou the 
 history of Josepbus, etc., etc. 
 
 Taylor (I.) History of the transmission of ancient 
 books to modern times. 1827 2743.18 
 
 Wliite {C. A.) Classic literature, princiimlly Sanskrit, 
 Greek, and Roman, with some account of the Per- 
 sian, Chinese, and Japanese. 1877. . . 2732. '.iS 
 ffS* See also, in tliia claeg, Greek literature (p. 708) : — 
 Latin literature {p. 710) : — ami, lu tliO general alt>babet. 
 Classical dictionariea (p. 271) ; — Language (I. General 
 pltilotogical periodicals, p. C73). 
 
 2. Specimens of Classic Poetry: Translations. 
 
 Elton (C. A.) Specimens of the classic poets. 3 v. 
 
 1814 1G43.01 
 
 Merivait (J, H.) Translations from tho Greek and Latin. [In 
 
 his Poems, T. l.J lens. 19 
 
 Peter ( IF., (d.) Specimens of the poetry of Greece 
 
 and Eome. 1847 Io7o.30 
 
 3. CoUections, 
 
 ^~ See in general alphabet. Bohn's cla.'ssical library, 
 91 T. (p. 221) ;— Didot (A. 1'. ; Bibliotbeca ecriptomm Gra- 
 corum Grfece et Latine. 57 v. (p. 416) ;— Nisard (D.) Cttllec- 
 tion des auteurs latins, [texte latin] arec la traduction en 
 £ran<;ai8, 27 t. 
 
 8. Danish Literature. 
 
 Uowitt ( IF", and M.) Lit. and romance of Northern 
 
 Europe. 2 v. 1852 Vi732.06 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 38, 1863 (Danish lit., past and 
 present) ; v. 50, 1809 (L. Holberg). Also (in Biography, p. 
 167) lives of HOLBEBG (L.) : (p. 183) Oehlenschlaeger (A. 
 G.); and ;p. 118) Andersen (H. C.) For translutiuns of 
 works by these authors, and by Hertz (H.) aiiii Oersted 
 (H. C.) see their uameu in the general alphabet, 
 
 TDanisk Poetry. 
 
 Borrow ((?.) Komantio ballads, from the Danish. 
 
 1S26 leio.ii; 
 
 Jamiesoti {Ji.) Popular ballads and songs, with transl. 
 from the ancient Danish. 2 v. 1806. . 1002.29 
 
 Prior (K. C. A.) Ancient Danish ballads, translated. 
 
 3t. 1800 1077.26 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., v. 1, 1865 (Ballads of D. by R. Bu- 
 chanan) ; Fraser's mag., v. 4, 1871 (Holb rg) ; v. 61. 1855 
 (Danish ballads) ; Kat. qu. rev., v. 3, 1801 (Danish and 
 Swedish poetry) : N. Brit, rev., v. 47, 1867 (Carsten Uauch 
 and his latest poem) ; Westm. rev., v. 75, 1861 (Ancient 
 Danish ballads). 
 
 9. Dutch Literature. 
 
 Bowring {J.) and Van Dyk (H. S.) Batavian antho- 
 logy. 1824 1615.10 
 
 ffg- See Fraser's mag., v. 45 aud 65 (Eesf^arches in Dutch 
 lit.; 5 articles) ; For. qu. rev., v. 14, 1834 (Dutch pop- 
 ular songs) ; T. 21, 1838 (Dutch lit.) 
 
 . 10. Buglish and British Literature. 
 
 jft3~ For subject headings affording much related material, 
 see Drama (p. 424) ;— Poetry :— Fiction (p. 4.i9) ;— Essays 
 (p. 448) ;— Periodicals ; — Societies ; — Elocution [R'^aders and 
 speakers; — Headings, p. 442); — Anecdotes (p. 27) ; — Pro- 
 verbs ;— Quotations ;— Table-talk . — Wit aud humor; — 
 Copyright (p. 282) ;— Genius p 667) ;— Journalism (p.657); 
 Language {English, p. 675) ; — Biography (p. 109-215). 
 
 1. Bibliographical and Critical Dictionaries and Collections. 
 
 Adams (W. D.) Dictionary of English literature. 
 1877 • 2754.14 
 
 Allibone iS.A.) 'Critical dictionary of Engl, literature, 
 and authors. 3 v. 1859-71 2755.01 
 
 Ames {J.) and Herbert (W.) 'Typographical antiqui- 
 ties^ Enl. byT.F.Dibdin. 4\-. 181U-1'J.4°. 2706.02 
 
 Beloe (W.) Anecdotes of literature and scarce books. 
 6v. 1807-12 2754.05 
 
 — The sexagenarian. [«)io».] 2 v. 1817. . 3U18.04 
 
 Brydijes {Sir F.) Kestituta ; or titles, extracts, etc. of 
 old books reviewed. 4 v. 1814. . . . 2754.01 
 
 CoUier (</. P.) Bibliogr. and critical account of the 
 rarest books in the English language. 4 v. 
 New York, 180(! 2753.17 
 
 HazUtt (ir. C.) Hand-book to popular, portical, and 
 dramatic literature to the Restoration. 1 H07.2754.13 
 
 — Cat. of early Ed(^1. miscel. formerly in the Haileiau library. 
 
 [In Camden miscel.. v. 5, 1802.1 6113.41 
 
 Lowwte-s {W. T.) 'Bibliographer's manual of English 
 literature. New ed., enl. by IkG. Bohn. 6 v. 
 
 1857-64 2762.15 
 
 Niclioli {J. ) 'Literarj- anecdotes of the 18th century. 
 
 9v. 1812-15 2743.01 
 
 — Illustrations of the literary history of the 18th cen- 
 
 tury. 8 V. 1^17-38 2743.10 
 
 Reiiss (J. D.) Alphabetical r. gister of all the authors 
 actually living in Groat Uritain, Ireland, and 
 America, with their iiublications, 1770-90. 2723.21 
 Savage (J.) The librariun. 3 v. lti08-9. . 2744.17 
 Sims (li.) 'Manual for tho genealogist, topographer, 
 etc.; descr. of records, county and family histo- 
 ries, e(c. 2d ed. 1801 475.16 
 
 Walpole ( H. ) Catalogue of royal and noble authors of 
 
 England, Scotland, and Ireland. With lists of 
 
 their works. 2d ed. 2 v. 1759. . . . 270124 
 
 WaU(R.) 'Bibliotheca Britannica. 4 v. 1824. 2745.02 
 
 Contents : v. 1-2. Authors. 3-4. Subjects. 
 
 2. Histories. Handbooks, Manuals, and Specimens. 
 
 Angus iJ.) Handbook of specimens of Engl, literature. 
 11866.] 2751.17 
 
 Arnold (T.) Manual of English literature. 1869. 2751.20 
 Brooke(S.) Engl, literature. 1876. [Lit. primer.] 2741.22 
 
 Same. [670-1832.] 1878 2751.30 
 
 Note. — Highly commended by Matthew Arnold, in Nine- 
 teenth century. Dec, 1877. or Eclectic m.ig., 1878. 
 Burdon {R.\ Comparative estimate of English litt-rature. 17th-]8th 
 cent. [In Oxford prize essays, v. 3, 1836 ; p. 81-119.] 2541.13 
 Burnett (G.) Specimens of English prose writers, to 
 close of 17th century. 3 v. 1807. . . 2762.11 
 Byrne (J.) Influence of the national character on English litera- 
 ture. [In Afternoon lectures, v. 1, 1863 ; p. 1-41.] . 2512.20 
 
 — Influence of foreign literature on English. [In Afternoon 
 
 lectures, v. 3. 1800 ; p. 35-87.] 2512.22 
 
 Chambers (R.) Cyclopaediaof English literature. 2 v. 
 1853 2755.04 
 
 Cleveland {CD.) English literature of the 19th cen- 
 tury. 1869. , 2752.28 
 
 (Oilier { W. F.) History of Eng. lit., in biogr. sketches. 
 18159 2752.18 
 
 Coppie (H.) English literature, considered as an in- 
 terpreter of English history. 1873. . . 2751.15 
 
 Craik {G. L.) Compendious history of EngUsh liter- 
 ature, and language. 2 v. l!563. 8°. . 2755.08 
 
 — Sketches of the history of literature and learning in 
 
 England. 6 v. in 3. 1844^5.18°. . .2711.01 
 
 Cunningham [A.) Biogr. and critical history of the literature of 
 
 the last fifty years, [/n Waldie library, v. 3.] . .6078.17 
 
 Day {H. X.) Introduction to the study of English 
 
 literature. Ii69 2752.19 
 
 Five centuries of the English language and literature. 
 
 V. 500 of the Tauchnitz ed. 1860. . . 5041.01 
 
 FrisweU (J. H.) Essays on English writers. [anon.'\ 
 
 1^69 2b25.17 
 
 Gilmani^A.) First steps in Engl. lit. 1870. .2751.25 
 
 Orahame {J. M.) Historical view of literature and art 
 
 in Great Britain, from the accession of the house 
 
 of Hanover to Victoria. 1871 1433.16 
 
 Gray ( W. ) Hist, sketch of English prose literature, 
 till the reign of James i. 1835. . . . 2755.21 
 Ihtnnay{,I.) .i course of English literature. 1866.2751. 22 | 
 Hart (j.S. ) Manual of Enghsh literature. 1872. 2751.08 
 Hazlitt (W.) Lectures on the English comic writers. 
 
 1857 2531.06 
 
 Contents : On wit and humor. Shakespeare and Ben 
 Jonson. The pnets. TIfc es.sayiets. The novelists. H(^ 
 garth. Comic writers of the Isth ctntury. 
 Hunt (E. ) Literature of the English language ; selec- 
 tions, etc. 1870 2751.19 
 
 Jones {if.) Two lectures on modern English litera- 
 ture. 1836 5721.04 
 
 Larkins (W. G.) Handbook of English literature. 
 
 Poets. 1867 2751.09 
 
 Same. Prose and dramatic writers. 18C7. 2751.09 
 
 Marsh (G. P.) Origin and history of the English lan- 
 guage, and early literature. 1862. . . 6425.25 
 
 In asking for books, use the ■• Book Ordeij" giving the ADTHOB'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 706 
 
 LITERATURE : English, European, Finnish, Flemish, French. 
 
 Martin (L. C) Contributions to English literature by 
 the civil servants of the crown, from 1794 to 1863. 
 ■flith biogriiphical notes. 1865. . . .2752.22 
 
 Mills (A.) Literature and the literary men of Great 
 Britain and Ireland. 2 v. 1851. . . .2755.06 
 
 Morell (J. M. D. ) Biographical history of Engl, liter- 
 ature. [1874.] 2741.14 
 
 Mnrrjnii (H. H.) llepresentative names in the history 
 
 of English literature. 1876 2755.26 
 
 ' Morley (H.) English writers. Writers before Chau- 
 cer : with introd. sketch of the four periods of 
 English literature. 1861 2751.19 
 
 — —Same. Chaucer to Dunbar. 1867. . .2754.20 
 
 — First sketch of Eng. literature. 3 pts. in 3 v. 2741.15 
 
 V. 1. Before 1547. 2. 15471619. 3. Since 1649. 
 
 — 'Tables of English literature. 1870. . . 2757.01 
 liealdl.) Lectures on Engl, literature. 18'>K. 275'_'.20 
 Rushton (W.) Cla-eical and ronumtic schoola. as represented by 
 
 Spenser, Drydeu, Pupa. Scott, and Wordsworth. [In After- 
 noon lectures, v. 1, 1863 : p. 41-931 2612.20 
 
 Russell { H'. C. ) Book of [English] authors : criticisms, 
 ana, mots, personal descriptions,'/c. 1871. 2751.10 
 
 Shaw ( T. B.) Complete manual of English literature. 
 Ed. by W. Smith. With sketch of Amer. litera- 
 ture, by H. T. Tuckerman. 1^70. . . 2751.23 
 
 Skeat ( iV. W) Specimens of English literature, from 
 'the Ploughmans crede' to the "Shepheardes 
 calendar,' A. D. 1H94-1579 6432.10 
 
 Smitk (IK, ed) Specimens of English literature, ar- 
 ranged chronologically. With notes. 1869. 2?51.18 
 
 Spauldiay ( W. i History of Eng. literature. 1857. 2752.21 
 
 Spragiie (H. B.) Masterpieces of English literature, 
 
 and lessons in the English language, with biogr. 
 
 sketches, notes, etc. v. 1. Ih74. . . . 6335.05 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Chaucer. Spenser. Bacon. Shakespeare. 
 
 Milt>)U. Biinyau. 
 
 Taine {H.A.) Histoire de la litterature anglaise. 5 v. 
 1863-C,5 , 2755.15 
 
 — History of English literature. Tr. by H. Van Laun. 
 
 2 v. 1871-2 2755.10 
 
 Contents : V. 1. The Saxons. The Normans. The new 
 tongue. Tlie pagan r'-naissance. Theatie — Ben Jonson, 
 hhakspeare, etc. Christian lenaissance — Milton. The clas- 
 sic age. The Restoration. Poets, philosophers, and 
 dramatists — Hobbrs, Dr.vden. Wycheiley, Cougreve, Sheri- 
 dan, etc. 2. Dryilen. The revolution. Addison. Swilt. 
 The novelists. The poets Modern life — ideas and pro- 
 dnctions. Lord Byron. The past and present. Modern 
 authors — Dickens. Macaulay, Carlyle, Stuart Mill, Ten- 
 nyson. 
 
 Same. Abridged by J. Fiske. 1872. . 2753.21 
 
 27to)7i.sv))i ( K. B. ) Literature of society. By Grace 
 Wharton [p.wKi/ryii.] 2 v. 1862. . . . 32'.3.28 
 
 Trimble { E. J. ) Cbiirt of general literature. Also, a 
 chart of ancient literature. 1876. . . . 2757.07 
 
 Undcno'iod (F. H.) Hand-book of English literature. 
 British authors. 1871 2751.21 
 
 Wltipple (E. P.) Literature of the age of Elizabeth. 
 1SG9 2752.27 
 
 WiUiams (J.) Literary women of England. With 
 extracts from their works. 1861. . . . 3256.18 
 
 Yonrje ( C D.) Three centuries of English literature. 
 
 1872 2751.24 
 
 See also Contenip. rev., v. 14, 1870 (Contemporary lit.) ; 
 Fraser's ma^ . v. 60, 18511 (Mod. Eng. lit.) ; New Englander, 
 V. 211. 1870 (Study of Engl. lit., by T. K Lounsbury) ; New 
 Englander lEarly Eugl. lit., by E. Schuyler) ; Westm. rev., 
 July. 1871, or LitteU, 1871, v. 4 (Early Eugl. lit., to 14th 
 century). 
 
 3. Book-trade catalogues. 
 
 Bent (R.) London catalogue of books, 1810-31. Lon- 
 don, 1831. 8° 2724.14 
 
 Low {S. ) English catalogue of books, Jan., 1835— .Jan., 
 
 1872. 2 V. London, 1804-73. 8°. . . 2724.15 
 
 T. 1. Jan., 1835— Jan.. 1863. 2, Jan.. 1863— Jan., 1872. 
 
 -, — Same. Index, lS37^an., 1876. 2 v. 1858- 
 
 ■ 76. 8' 2721.17 
 
 V. 1. 1837-1857. 2. 1856-75. 
 
 Same. [Annn.al issue.] 1872-76. 5 v. Lon- 
 don, 1873-77. 8° 
 
 Whitaker (J. ) Reference catalogue of current litera- 
 ture : books in print and on sale, with prices. 
 3 V. London, 1874-77. 8° '2775.17 
 
 Bookseller ( The) ; a handbook of British and foreign 
 literature. [Monthly.] 
 
 FublWiers' circular and record of British and foreign 
 literature. [Semi-monthly.] 
 
 4. Publications oj Literary societies. 
 4fg- See entiles in the general alphabet, nnder Camden 
 society [p. 24'J) ; — Chaucer .society (p. 2631 ; Early English 
 text society (p. 432) ; — Percy society ; — Royal society of 
 literature ; — Shakespeare society. 
 
 11, European and Modem Literature. 
 
 Foster (M. E.) Hand-book of modern European lit- 
 erature. 1849 2731.01 
 
 Goldsmitti (O.) Inquiry into the present state of polite learning, 
 1774. [/iiAis Miecel. works. V. 1. IHSIJ.J . . . .6037-07 
 
 Hallam (H.) Introd. to the literature of Europe, 15th- 
 17th cent. 2 v. New York, 1851. . .5044.22 
 
 Same. 4v. Boston, 1872 2741.18 
 
 Howilt ( W. and M. ) Literature and romance of north- 
 em Europe : Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Ice- 
 land. 2 V. 1852 2732.05 
 
 Lonrjfellmo (Henry W.) Poets and poetry of Europe. 
 1857 .• . . 1665.07 
 
 Mennecliet (E.) Matine'es litte'raires. Cours complet 
 de litterature moderne. 5eed. 4v. 1868. 2731.14 
 
 Morell (J.R.) Hist. of European literature. 1874. 2741.14 
 
 Schlo.iser (F. C.) History of the 18th century, v. 1-2. 
 184! 446.18 
 
 Sismotidi J. C..L. S.de). Literature of southern Eu- 
 rope. 2 v. 1850 2732.21 
 
 Same. 2 v. 1848 2732.23 
 
 V. 1. Arabian, Provencal, Italian. 2. Italian, Spanish, 
 Poitugueae. 
 4^ See also, in this class, various national literatures. 
 
 12. Finnish Literature. 
 
 Kalevala. Selections. From the German version, by 
 J. A. Porter. New York, 1868. 16°. . .1663.00 
 Set also article upon the Kalevala by A. Lang, In Fraser's 
 mag., N.e,, v. 6, 1872. 
 
 13. Flemish Literatiure. 
 
 Delepierre (0.) Sketch of Flemish lit. 1860. 2733.05 
 14. French Literature, 
 
 1. Bibliography. 
 
 Annie {L') litteraire et dramatique. Par G. Vapereau. 
 
 2Ieannee (1N68) 2721.11 
 
 Dibdin ( T. F. ) Bibliographical tour in France. 3 v. 
 
 1821 2745.22 
 
 Lorenz ( 0. ) Catalogue general de la librairie fran- 
 
 ^aise, 1840-65. 4 v. Paris, 1867-71. 8^.2784.01 
 
 Same. V. 5-6. 1866-75. P., 1876-77. 8°. 2781.05 
 
 (luirard (J. M.) La France litteraire. 11 v. in 12. 
 
 Paris, 1827-39. 8° 2782.01 
 
 Reinwuld (C.) Catalogue annuel de la librairie fran- 
 
 9aise. 1858-1867 2733.16 
 
 2. Histories, Critical, and Biographical. 
 
 Astie {J. F.) Louis xrv. and the writers of his age. Tr. bvE. N. 
 Kirk 1855 3111 19 
 
 Buckle (//. T.) History of the French intellect from 1550. Pro- 
 tective spirit carried by Louis xiv. into lit. State of his- 
 tori.al literature in France, 1600-1800. [In his Hist, of civ- 
 ilization, v. 1.] 475.08 
 
 Demogeat (J.) Histoire de la litterature fran9aise. 
 i870 27^1.21 
 
 — History of French lit. Adapted from the French 
 
 by C. Bridge. 1874 2731.22 
 
 Oeruzez (E. ) Histoire de la lit. fran9aise, jusqu' a la 
 rev. 2t. 1869 2731.18 
 
 Giraidin (Saint Marc). Tableau de la litterature fran- 
 (jaise au xvi. sifecle, suivi d'etudes sur la littera- 
 ture du inoyen-a;?e et de la renaissance. 1868. 
 
 Jerrold (B.) The Gavroche party ; literary estimates 
 of political France. 1*70 516.'24 
 
 Le Clerc (V.) and Renan ^E.) Histoire litteraire de la 
 France au 14e sitele. 2e ed. 2 v. 1865. 278-1.19 
 
 Martin [H.) /n /its History of France 517.15 
 
 Mennecliet (E.) Miitinees litte'raires. Cours complet 
 de litterature moderne. 5ecd. 4 v. 1868. 2731.14 
 
 Niiard {D.) Hist, de la lit. fran9aise. 4e ed. 4 v. 
 
 1867 2733.12 
 
 Reviewed in Fraser's map., v. 75, 1867. 
 
 — Histoire des livres popuhiires, ou de la litterature du 
 
 colportage. 2e ed. 2 v. 1864. . . . 2741.06 
 
 BEOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRA.RY.
 
 LITERATURE : French, German. 
 
 707 
 
 Poitevin ( M. P. > Choix tie lectures do la lit. francjaise 
 
 du I'Je sitcle. 2 v. in 1. 18G9. . . . 7032.23 
 lievue des deux mondes. 
 
 jV(,(c — Tho refcrencea in its division ' Litteraturo frau- 
 
 9aise,' in tho ' Tabic gcniralc, 1831-74 ' occupy i>ii. 188-216. 
 Il(ni)ioifh (0. W. M.) Modern literature of France. 2 
 
 V. lS:i9 2733.02 
 
 Sainte-Beuvc (C. A.) Sec his 7iame in general alphabet. 
 
 Van Laun (11.) History of French lit. 3 v. 187G- 
 
 77. ■ . 2731.24 
 
 Contents : v. 1. To tho Renaissance. 2. Till tho end of 
 
 tho reigu of Louis XIV. 3. From Louis xrv. till the end of 
 
 the reign of Louis Philippe. 
 A'ofe.— Reviewed in Lond. qu. rev., Jan., 1878 ; Penn. mo.. 
 
 Sept., 1877 ; Coutemp., Apl., 1K78. 
 Veniouillac (£. T.) French librarian, or literary guide. 
 
 1829 2733.01 
 
 Vericour (X. B. de). Modem French literature. With 
 
 notes, by W. S. Chase. 184S 2731.23 
 
 ViUemain {A. F.) Cours de litterature franpaise : 
 
 moyenage. 2 v. 1846 2733.10 
 
 — Cours de litterature fran9aise ; xvrne sifecle. 4 v. 
 
 ISlC ■ 2733.0G 
 
 Vinet (A.) History of French literature in the 18th 
 
 century. 18 i« 2733.04 
 
 Contents : Introd. D'Aguesseau, Cochin. Saint Simon. 
 RoUiu. Louis Racine. Crebillou. Le Sage. Destouches. 
 Pievost. Maroiiioiiess de Lambert. Mile, de Launay. 
 Foutenelle. Houtard de La Motte. Marivaux. La Chaus- 
 Bee. Pres. Henanlt. Yauvenargues. Moutesquieu. Vol- 
 taire. DAlembert. Diderot. Helvetius. Rayual. D'Hol. 
 bach and Grimm. Buflfon, Du Clos. Rousseau. 
 Wraxall {.Sir C. F. L.) The second empire : French 
 literature, 1852-1863. 2 v. 1865. . . . 2546.21 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 120, 186G (Anc. lit. of France) ; Ed. 
 rev., v. 101, 1865 (Mod. Fr. lit.) : Fraser's mag., v. 61, 1855 
 (ROL-eiit Fv. lit.) ; v. 63, 1866 (Decline of Fr. romantic lit.) : 
 N. Brit, rev., v. 25, 1856 (Lit. tendencies in France) ; Nat. 
 qu. rev., v. 3, 1861 (Fr. lit. of 1861) ; luternat. rev., July. 
 1875 (Fr. lit. under the Ist empire, by princess Dora D'ls- 
 tria) ; N. A. r'SV., v. 86, 1868 (Influence of Engl. lit. on 
 French lit." 
 
 French poetry. 
 
 Besant(W.) Studies in early Fr. poetry. 1868. 1614.22 
 Carei/ (H. M.) Echoes from the harp of France. 
 
 1B58 1G31.0G 
 
 Ccisiello [L. S.) Specimens of the early poetry of 
 
 France. 1835 1G34.09 
 
 Curtoen (li.) Echoes from French poets. 1870. 1634.21 
 
 — French love songs and other songs. 1871. 1641.21 
 Dumeisan (M.) and Stijur (N.) Chansons nationales 
 
 et populaires de France. 2 v. 1852. . 1636.01 
 
 Ouessard (F.) Les anciens poetes de la France. 
 
 T. 1-10 7061.01 
 
 iVy/«.— For contents see under Guessard (p. 696). 
 
 James (//., jr.) French poets and novelists. 187B. 2533. 24 
 Confcnf.!.' All red deMusset. Gautier. Baudelaire. Bal- 
 zac. George Sand. C. de Bernard and G. Flaubert. Tur- 
 genieff. The two Amperes. Mme. de Sabrau. Merimee'a 
 Letters. Theatre lian(;ais. • 
 
 Jahincd (A.) Nouveau recueil de coutes, dits, fabli- 
 aux, et autres pieces inedites des xni., xiv., xv. 
 siecles. 2 v. lS;i9-42 1662.33 
 
 Le Grand d'Aus^i/ {P. J. B.) Fabliaux or tales. Tr. 
 into English verse, by G. L. Way, with notes by 
 G. Ellis. 3v. 1815 166t.01 
 
 Massoii (Oxistave). La lyre franc^aise. 1867. . 7025.09 
 
 Msard (C.) Des chansons populaires chez les anciens 
 etchez les fran9ais : essai historique, suivi d'une 
 etude sur la chanson des rues contemporaine. 
 2 V. 1867 7047.25 
 
 Oxenford (J.) Illustrated book of French songs. 
 1855 Ifi75.07 
 
 Parian (J.) Le Parnasse fran9ais : a book of French 
 poetry, a.d. 1 ' 5ll-[lS77] 7032.09 
 
 Jiemusat[C.de). Do lelat de la poesie frantjaise. [In /us Criti- 
 ques, lic, v. 1, 16o9.1 7018.13 
 
 — De I'histoire de la poesie franeaiso. [In his Critiques, etc., 
 V. 1. 185U.] 7048.13 
 
 Sainie-Beuve IC. A.) Poesie franyaise au 16e sifecle. 
 2v. 1828 7034.27 
 
 Wright {T.) Chausons do geste : middle ages. [7n (iis Essays on 
 
 lit.elc, V. 1, 1846.) 2722.20 
 
 See ai.«) Beutley's miscel., Mch., 1838 (Popular poetry of 
 France, by C. Macliay). 
 
 aar see also Proveni,'al literature (p. 711) ;~also Mistral ; 
 Ronsard. 
 
 ffS~ For writings by French authors, and for French ver- 
 sions from foreign authors, see iu general alphabet, — 
 
 Novelists : — 
 
 Abou. ■ Achard :— Aimard ;— Allais ;— Armaille {Com- 
 t*ss<: d') ;— Augustin; — Aulnoy {Comtrsse d') ; — Balzac;— 
 Bawr {Mme. del ;— Beaumont-Vassy (i:. F. del ;— Beauvoir 
 (Roger dc);— Bechard (F.) ;— Bernard ;— Bernardin do 
 Saint Pierro ■,— Berquin :— Berthet :— Boccaccio ;— Bou 
 geant :— Braddon ;—Brehat;— Cervantes Saavedra (M. ile): 
 Chauveau (P. J. O.) ;— Oherbuliez (V.) ;— Olarclie :— Co- 
 let (.Vmc. L.) ;— Conscience (H.) ;— Craven (Mm.-.) ;— Cur- 
 raud ;— Dash {la comtessc) ; — Daudet ;— Defoe (D.) ;— Dela- 
 faye-Brehier (J/me. J.) ;— Dcligny (E ) ;— Dcleon {L'abbe) ; 
 Delord (T;ixilc) ; -Desarbrcs (Nerec);— Deschanel (E,):— 
 Deslys ;— Delluf ;— Dora d' Istria;— Droz (O.);— Du Boys. 
 Du Camp (M.) ;— Dudevant :— Dumas ;— Enault ;— Erck- 
 mann (E.) and Chatrian (A.) ;— Eyma iX I :— Ferry (Ga- 
 briel):— Feuillet ;— Feval ;— Feydcau :— Figuier (.i/w. L.) 
 Flaubert (U.) :— Foa (M. E.) ;— Franijais (Li-s) peinls par 
 eux-memea ;— Fromentin ; — Gaboriau ; — GandCTn ;— Gau- 
 tier ;— Gay (S.):— Genlis [Mme. de) ;— Gerard (Jules) ;— Ger- 
 main (A.) ;— Girardin ;— Girardin ;— Gobincau ;— Gold- 
 smith ;— Goncourt ;— Gondrecourt ;— Gonzales : - Gour- 
 don ;— Gozlan ;— Grivel ;—GiieU y Rente (Josel:— Honore; 
 Houssaye ; -^ Hugo IC.) ;— Hugo (Victor) ;— Jouf&oy (T.) ;— 
 Karr ; — KaufTmann ; — Kompert ;— Laboulaye ;— Lacham- 
 beaudie ;— Lacroix [Mme. L.) ■,— La Fayette (M. M. P. de 
 la v., comtesse de) ; — Lamarline ; — Lavergne ; — Le 
 Sage ;— Lockroy ;— Maillard (F.) : — Malot : - Margue- 
 rite, {queen of Aavarre) ; — Maquet ; — Marcel {Mme. J.) ; — 
 Merlet :— Mery (J.) ;— Molenes (P. de) ;— Monsele! ;— 
 Montfernier ;— Mortillet ;— Mouchot ;— Mouhy ;— Mou- 
 riez ;— Muller (Eugene) ;— Murger ;— Nerval;— Nodier ;— 
 Noir :— Noriac ;— Olivier ;— Gurliac ;— Pajon ;— Paltock ; 
 Ferrault '.— Pitray {Vicomtesse de) ; — Poe ; — Ponson du 
 Terrail ;— Pontmartin ;— Quevedo y ViUegas :— Rahou ;— 
 Ratazzi (.l/"i.-.) ;— Raymond (.l/»i«. El ;— Reybaud (.l/jiic. 
 C.) ;— Reybaud (L.) ;— Richomme ;~Riviere ;— Robert (M. 
 A. de R., dame) ;— Roqneplan ;— Ruffini ;— Saintine ;— Sand 
 (George) ;— Sand (Maurice) ;— Sandeau (Jules);— Scott l*r 
 Walter) ;— Segrais :— Segur :— Soulio ;— Souvestro ;— Stael- 
 Holstein ;— Stahl (P. J.) ;— Sterne ;— Stolz {.Mmc. de) ;— 
 Sue (Eugene) ;— Swift (J.) ;— Taulier ;— Topffer ;— Tour- 
 guenef ;— Uchard ;— Ulbach :— Ulhac-Tremadeure;— Va- 
 naud ;— Veuillot ;— Vignon ;— Vigny (A. de) ;— Vincent ;— 
 WaiUy ; — Witt {Mme. Cornelia do, born Guizot) ; — Wyss. 
 
 Historical, Philosophical, and Miscellaneous writers : — 
 
 About ;— Ampere ;— Arnauld ;— Audouard ;— Aucrsperg 
 (A. A. von) ;— Aunet ; — Beaumarchais ; — Barante ; — Bau- 
 delaire — Bayle ; — Belgiojoso {frincessc de) ;— Bernard 
 (L.) ,— Beule ;— Beyle (U.) ;— Blanchecotte {Mme.) .—Blaze 
 de Bury (H.) ;— Boiieau ;— Bonnemc-re (A.) ;— Bossuet ; — 
 Brillat-Savarin:— Cantu(Ce»are);— Capeflgue;— Challemel- 
 Lacour :— Champfleury ;— Chasles (P. dc) ;— Chastellain ; 
 Chesneau ;— Chevalier ; — Colombey ;— Constant (B ) ; — 
 Coquercl^'s;— Courier .—Cousin :— Cremblay ;— Crequy ; 
 Davesies de Pontes (L.l ;— Debay ;— De Lord ;— Desar- 
 bres ;— Deschanel ;— Dora d Istria ;—Escudier (M. aiii! 
 L.) ;— Falloux {Cle. de) ;— Fenelon ;— Futis :— Fichte ;— 
 Figuier ; — Flammarion ;— Flourcns ; — Gamier ;— Gas- 
 parin — Gregorovius ; — Gu6rin ;— Guizot :— Hatin ; — 
 ^eine ;— Houssaye ;— Janet (Panl) ;— Janin (Jules) ;— 
 Laboulaye ;— Lacroix (Panl) :— Lalanne ;— Lamartlne ;— 
 Lamennais ;— Lanoye ;— La Rochefoucauld ;— Laugel ;— 
 Lenormant :— Levcque ;— Livet ;— MacJ (Jean) ;— Maislre 
 (J de) ■— Malebranche ;— Marmicr ;— Martin (Henn) ;— 
 Maury;— Maza de (C. de) :— MJrimco ;— Michelet ;— 
 Mignet ;— Montaigne :— Montesquieu:— Musset ;— Nicho- 
 las ;— Pascal ;— Planche (O ) :— Poitou (Eugene) ;— Pont- 
 martin ;— Frcvost-Paradol ; — Proudhon ;— Recamier ;— 
 Remusat ;— Henan ;— Renee :— Rousseau ;— Saint-Simon ; 
 Sainte-Beuve ;— Sand (lieorge) ; — Scudo ;— Sevigne ;— 
 Swetchine ; — Taino ; — Tinot ; — Texier :— Thiers ; — 
 Thurot ;— Tissot ;— Trabaud ; — Vauvenargues ;— ViUe- 
 main ;— ViUemessant ;— Vitet (L.) ;— Volney ;— Voltaire ; 
 Witt (C. de). 
 
 French Poets and Dramatists :— 
 
 Augier ;— Autran ;— Baudelaire ;— Beaumarchais;— B6- 
 raneer ;— Bussy-Rabutin ;— Delavigne;— Dc Lille;— Four- 
 nel ;— Hugo I Victor! ;— La Fontaine ;— Lamarline ;— Mo- 
 here ;— Musset ;— Ponsard ;— Racine ;— Begnard ;— Ron- 
 sard ;— Sardou ;— Scribe ;— Vigny (A. de). 
 
 15. German Literayure. 
 
 1. Bibliography and Book-Trade, 
 
 Dlbdin (T. F.) •Bibliogr. tour in Germany. 3 V. 
 
 j^g21 2745.2a 
 
 Kayser (C. 0.) *Vollsfdndi'^es Biicher-Lexicon, 1750; 
 
 1876. 20 V. 18)4-77 27oG.01 
 
 Same. S;xchre-ister, [17.-.0-1832]. 18:38. 27,)6.03 
 
 Same. Komane, [1750-1832]. 18:18. .2756.03 
 
 Same. Schatispiele, [1750-1832]. 1836. 2756.03 
 
 ]u asking for books, use tho ■■ Book Order,- giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and tho NUMBER
 
 708 
 
 LITERATURE : German, Greek. 
 
 2. History ami Criticism : prose and poetry 
 
 Austiyi (S.) Fragments from Germiin prose wtiterB, 
 
 with notes. Iti41 2512.12 
 
 Blaze de Bury {S. ) Lee eerivains modemes de I'Alle- 
 
 magne. 1H68 7002.30 
 
 Ilanison (R.) and Onstmck {J.) Outlines of German 
 
 literature. 1873 2732.11 
 
 Heilqe{F. R.) Prose writers of Germany. 18'i6. 2735.01 
 Herder (J, G. von). Fragmeute zur doutscheu Literatur. [Iri his 
 
 Worto, v. 18-19, 1863.] 
 
 Hurst (.J! F.) Life and literature in the Fatherland. 
 
 . 1075 964.28 
 
 Contents : Schools and univer-sUiea. Book-writing, ma- 
 
 kiDg, aud selling. Literary characters. 
 Menzel (>K) German literature. Tr. by T. Gordon. 
 
 4 v. 1840 2732.01 
 
 Metctd/e JiF.) History of German literature. Based 
 
 on Vilmar. 1858 2732.08 
 
 Moschizisker (F. A.) Guide to German literature. 
 
 2v. 1850 2731.02 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Brief survey of the formation and prog. 
 
 ress of the German lauf^uage aud literature [in GerniauJ. 
 
 Extracts [in German] from the most celebrated authors. 
 
 with biogr. aud crit. notices in liuglisU. Ulphilas, a.d. 
 
 360, to Schiller. 2. Schiller, Goetlie. aud more recent 
 
 writers. 
 Miiller (M.) German classics from the 4th century. 
 
 With biogr. notices, transl., etc. 1858. . 2732. U9 
 Schmidt {J.) Geschichte der deutschen Literatur im 
 
 neunzehnten Jahrhundert. 3 v. Is55. 2734.11 
 Selss )A. 31.) Critical outline of the literature of Ger- 
 many. 1865 '. . . 2732.10 
 
 Stdel-Holstein (Mine. de). Germany. With notes by 
 
 0. W. Wight. 2 V. 18j9 964. 02 
 
 — L'Allemagne. 1852 964-04 
 
 Tolhauseii (A.) Klopstoelc. Lessing, and Wieland ; a 
 
 treatise on German literature. 1818. . 2735.02 
 
 Critical essays. 
 
 Alison [Sir A.) Literature of G. in the first half of the 19th cen- 
 tury, r/n his Hist, of Europe, v. 6, 186(i ; p. 96-160 ; or T. 
 
 3, 1858 ; p. 33-66.] 441.19 ; M6.10 
 
 Ampere iJ. J.) Litterature, etc.. v. 1. 1850 7001 11 
 
 Anster{J.) German literature, [/n Afternoon lectures, 1864 ; v. 
 
 2 ; 151-197.] 2612.21 
 
 Bancroft (0.) Studies in. [In his Hist, miscel., 1865 ; p. 103- 
 
 247.) 2517.04 
 
 Carlyle (T.) See under his name, p. 253-4 of Catalogue. . 2517.12 
 
 CVia7n6er«'s Papers for the people, V. 9, 1851 2616.05 
 
 Heine {H.) Letters auxiliary to the hist, of modern 
 
 polite literature in Germany. 1836. . . 2732.13 
 
 Mackie ^J. M.) German poetry. [//* Characteristics of men of 
 
 genius, V. 2, 1846 ; p. 97-137.] 2616.20 
 
 Mailer (P. M.) German literature. [In his Chips, etc , v. 3, 
 
 1870.] 
 
 Parker iT.) Germ. lit. [/n Ws Critical writings.] . . .3582,13 
 Sterling {J.) German genius. [In his Essays, Y. 1, 1848 ; p. 382- 
 
 122,] 2647,09 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, Aug., 1877 (German influence 
 in Engl Ut., by T. 8. Perry) ; N. A. rev., v. 84, 1857 (Influ- 
 ence of Eng, lit. on the German) ; and numerous referen- 
 ces, p. 226 229 of 2'able gen. of Revue des deux mondes. 
 
 3. German poetry : history and translations. 
 
 BaskerviUe {A.) Poetry of Germany ; selections tr. 
 into Engl, verse with original text opposite. 9th 
 
 ed. 1872 1613.30 
 
 Belhune {E. D.) Specimens, etc. 1848. . . 1615.01 
 Blackie (J.S.) War songs of the Germans. 1870. 1614.30 
 Brooks {C. T.) German lyrics. 18.53. . . .1622,08 
 
 — Schiller's Homage of the arts, with miscel. pieces 
 
 from German poets. [186 .] .... 1622.0.5 
 Daaisies de Pontes (Mine. L.) Poets and poetry of 
 
 Germany. 2 v. 1858 2732.14 
 
 Dexter (C.) Versions and verses. 1865. . . 1641.14 
 Dalcken (H. W.) Book of German songs. . 1642.25 
 Frothingham (iV. /..). Translations. [In his Metrical pieces, 
 
 1835.] 1643.17 
 
 ffei-ma'n ballads, songs, c(c.; transl. [aiion.] . 1643.25 
 Hedleii {F.H.) IVIasterpieces, translated. 1876. 1651.31 
 Borro'cks [J. D.) Transl. from mod. German poetry. £ With his 
 
 Zenc] 1661,29 
 
 Lamhert {C. R.) Poems, and transl. from German. 
 
 1850 1666.05 
 
 Mangan {J. C.) German anthology. [Poems.] 1859. 
 PIdUips (H.Jr.) Poems from the German. 1S78. 1675.39 
 Upeciinens of German lyric poets. 2d ed. 1823. 1685.30 
 
 Taylor (W.) Historic survey of German poetry, with 
 
 translations. 3 v. 1830 1693 (II 
 
 Translations from Schiller, Goethe, etc. [In Autumn near the 
 
 Rhine, t<c., 1821.] 905.06 
 
 4. Teutonic middle-age romances. 
 Fauriet iC.C.) /n Ais Hist, of Prov. poetry, 1860 ; p. 160-268] 2725.12 
 Kroeijer (A. E.) Minnesingers of Germany. 1873. 1666,23 
 
 Xay.s- of the Minnesingers. 1825 1663.15 
 
 Weber {H.) Ancient Teutunic poetry aud romance, [/n Weber 
 (H,i and Jamieson (J.) lUus. of North, antiq., 1814,] 1698.li2 
 Contents : Helgenbuch. Boole of heroes. Der Hibelun- 
 gen Lied. 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., March, 1874 (Tcnionic and Celtic 
 epic, by A. G, Ricbey). O" See also Middle ages (p. 7101 ; 
 also Nibelungen Lied, in general alphabet : also early chap- 
 ters of general histories of German literature. 
 
 4^ For wj-itings by German authors, original or translated, 
 and for literary criticism thereon, see in general alphabet, An- 
 dersen : — Auerbach : — Becker ; — Brachvogel ; — Breusing; 
 Brook : — BiiTgfei- ; — Carlen ; — Claudius ; — Fichte ;— Freiii- 
 grath ; — Treytag ; — Fritze ; — Galen :— G-erstacker ; — 
 Goethe ; — Goldberg ;— Grillparzer ; — Guseck : — Gutzkow ; 
 Hallervorden ;— Hardenburgh (F. von) ;— Hartmann ;— 
 Hauff;— Hegel ;— Heine ;— Heller ;— Herder ;— Hesetiel: 
 HiUem ;— Juag-StiUing ;— Kant :— Hooker ;— Kesstil ;— 
 Klopstock :— Koenig : — Kortum ; — Lenau ; — Lessing ; — 
 Lexow ;— Loehn ; — Lotze : — Mugge : — Muhlbach ;— Nem- 
 mersdorf ;— Nibeiungenhed : — Pasque: — Presber,— Pusch- 
 kin and L^rmontow ;— Rellstab :— Richter :— Roquette ; 
 Riickert; — Ruppius ; — Samaxow ; — Scheuriin : — Schelling; 
 Schiller : — Schlosser : — Schopenhauer : — Spielhagen ; — 
 StefSins;— Schuckijig:— TautphoBus ;— Tieck ;— Uhland; 
 Victor ;— Wickede ;— Wieland ;— Zschokke ;— Korner ;— 
 Voss. 
 
 16. Greek Literature. 
 
 Grole[G.) /n /lis History, T. 1,2, 4, 8, 1853.* 424.06 
 
 Goethe 'J. W. von). Altgriecbische Literatur. [In hit Werke, 
 
 v. 33. 1840.] 7116,17 
 
 Lawrence (R) Primer of Greek lit. 1877, .2732.30 
 
 Moore [N. F.) Lectures on Greek lit. 1835. 4112.13 
 
 Miiller (K. 0.) History of the literature of ancient 
 
 Greece to Isocrates. Tr. by G. C. Lewis and J. 
 
 W. Donaldson. 1850 2734.09 
 
 Same. Continued [to a.d. 1453], by J. W. Don- 
 aldson. 3 V. Ib58 2734.0ii 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Characteristics of the Greek language. 
 Religion of the Greeks. Earliest popular songs. Origin 
 of the epic poetry. Homer (p. 66-85). The cyclic poets. 
 Homeric hymns. Hesiod. Other .epic poets. The elegy 
 and the epigram. Iambic poetry ; Archilochus, Simonidea 
 of Araorgus. The Fable— .^sop, etc. Greek music. Lyi-ic 
 poetry ; Sappho, Anacreon, Pinilar, etc. Theological and 
 philosophical poetry. Early Greek philosophers. Early 
 Greek bietorians. Herodotus. Literary predominance of 
 Athens. Greek drama. Tragedy : .aischylus ip, 420-444). 
 Sophocles (p. 445-470). Euripides (p. 471-602), Other tragic 
 poets. 
 
 2. Comedy. Aristophanes and others. Lyric and epic 
 poetry. Political oratory at Athens. Rhetoric of the 
 sophists. Thucydides. Lysias. Isocrates. Attic train- 
 ing — tlie .Socratic scliools. Xenophon and Ctesias. Plalo 
 (p 202-259). Aristotle ip. 260.310). Demosthenes and 
 contemporai-y orators. Rhetorical historians. Medical 
 literature : Hippocrates, ete. School of Alexandria : poets 
 — PUiletas, Aratus, Callimachus, Lycophrou, ApoUonius, 
 etc. Bucolic poe^s— Theocritus, Bion, aud Moschus, Paro- 
 dists. Frose writers — historians, grammarians and critics, 
 mathematicians. 
 
 3. Schools of philoa. at Athens after the death of Aris- 
 totle. Cultivation of the theory of rhetoric. Treatment 
 of history : Polybius aud bis predecessors. Greek litera- 
 ture at Rome. Learned history aud geography under the 
 CfBsars, Rhetoric in the 2d ceut. Neo-Platonism. The op- 
 posite tendency — Lucian. Hist, aud geog, under the Antn- 
 uines aud their successors: Arriau, Appian, Dion Cassiiie. 
 Herodian, Philo of Byblus. Pausauias. Scientific scholars 
 and learned collectors : Ptolemy, Sextus Empiricus, Dio- 
 genes Laertiua. Tacticians, literary collectors ; Julius 
 Afiicauus, Lilian of Prjfiueste. Atlieuaus. Last days of 
 paganism : eriipeior Julian aud others. Christian oppo- 
 nents of heathen lit. Echoes of the old hterature. Ro- 
 mances. Greek school of Nonnus. General view of lit- 
 erature at Byzantium. 
 
 Note. — Reviewed by T. L. Peacock in Eraser's mag,. 
 T. 69, p. 357-378. 
 
 Mure { \V.) Critical history of the language and litera- 
 ture of anc. Greece. '2ded. 5t. 1854-59. 2734.01 
 Contents ; v. 1. Mythical period : Greek languages and 
 culture. Poetical period : Epic poetry. Homer. " 
 
 2, Homer, cont'd. Hesiod. Miscel. epic poetry. 
 
 3, Lyric poetry and poets. Early history of writing in 
 Greece, 
 
 4, .4((icpe?*io(f, General characteristics. Prose composi- 
 tion. Historians, Herodotus (p. 213-521). 
 
 6. Thucydides (p. 1-179). Xenophon (p. 180-479). Be. 
 maining historians of the Attic period. 
 
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 St. John (J. A.) Helleuic litpruture. [In his Manners and cus- 
 toms ot ancient Uvoeco, v. 1, 184-2 ; p. 3U-349.1 . . 426.08 
 
 S'.e alio C'onlem. ruv., Mar., 1877 (Greek spirit in modem 
 'litemtuie, by 11. St. John TyrwLitt) ; Blackw. mag., Sept., 
 1874 {The auc. classicB). 
 
 *3" See aim Bibliography (Classical, p. 107) :— Drama 
 (Oreck. p. 425) ;— Elocution, eloquence, and oratory (p. 
 443) : — Poetry (Classic) ;— Proverbs ; — Quotations ;— Epi- 
 grams ;— Classical dictionavies (p. 271). 
 
 JtSf See also, in the general alphabet, names o/ the following 
 Greek authors antl bunks, viz.: 
 
 Achilles Tatius : — JElianus : — iCschines :— JEschylus ; 
 Agatharchides : — Agathemerus ; — Ammonius ; — Ando- 
 ciaes ; — Antiphon : — Antoninus (.Marcus Aurelius).— Apol- 
 lodorus ; — ApoUonius Rhotliu-^ : — Apollonins Tyrius ; — 
 Appianus ; — Aratus ; — Aristaenetus : — Aristophanes ; — 
 Aristoteles ; — Arrianus ; — Avienus: — Bible : — Bion ; — Oal- 
 Usthenes ; — Callistrams ; — Cebes Thehnnus : — Chalcidius : 
 Ohariton : — Christus^'rt^t'-?).'; ,■ — Chrysostomus; — Cleanthes: 
 Coluthus ; — Damascius ; — Demoplulus ; — Demosthenes ; — 
 Dicsarchus ; — Dinarchus : — Diodorus Stculiis ; — Diogenes 
 (Antouius) ; — Diogenes Laer(i»s ; — Dionysius : — Epictetus; 
 Epigrammatum aiithologia palatiua ; — Erotici srriptores ; 
 Eumathius or Eustathius ; — Eunapius : — Euripides : — 
 Ezechiel ; — Geographi GrEBCi minores ; — Greek anthology; 
 Hanno : — H^iodorus : — Herodotus : — Hesiodus ; — Hiero- 
 cles : — Himerius ; — Homer ; — Hyperides ; — lamblichus; 
 IsEeus ; — Isidorus ; — Isocrates ; — Josephus (Flavius) ; — 
 Longus : — Lucian ; — Lycurgus ; — Lysias ; — Manetho ; — 
 Marcianus : — Marinus ; — Maximus Ephesiu^ : — Maximus 
 Tyrius ; — Moschus ; — Muskus : — Nicander ; — Nicephorus; 
 Nicetas Eugenianus : — Ocellus Lucanus; — Olympiodorus; 
 Oppianus ; — Oratores Attici ; — Parthenius of A'cffa ; — 
 Fausanias ; — Phile or Philes ; — Philo ; — Philosophorum 
 Griecorum fra^'iueuta. 2 v. ; — Philostratus : — Pisistratus ; 
 Plato ; — Plotinus ; — Plutarchus : — Poetarum comicorum 
 Grrocorum fragmenta ; — Polybius ; — Porphyrins ; — Prisci- 
 anus ; — Proclus ; — Pythagoras ; — Quintlts Smyrneeus ; — 
 Scylax : — Scymnus ; — Sophocles ; — Stadiasmus: — Strabo : 
 Theocritus ; — Theophrastus ; — Thucydides ;— -Tryphiodo- 
 rus ; — Tzetzes : — Xenophon, of Ephesns ; — Xenophon, the 
 Athenian ; — Anacreon ; — Galllmachus ; — Menander ; — 
 Sappho ;— Theognis ;— Tyrtaus, 
 
 2. Essays and criticism on the Greek poets. 
 
 Alford (H.) Chapters on poets of ancient Greece. 
 1841 1613.22 
 
 Contents : Of poetry In general. Homer. On the frag- 
 ments of lost poets, Escbylus. Sophocles. Euripides. 
 Aristophanes. The Anthology. 
 
 Arnold (E.) Poets of Greece. 18G9. , . .1613.18 
 
 Browning {Mrs. K B.) Essays on the Greek christian 
 poets. 1863 251.5,03 
 
 Coleridge (H. -iV, ) Introd. to the study of the Greek 
 classic poets. 1834 1631.19 
 
 Rickards (S.) Differences of Greek and Latin poetry. [In Ox- 
 ford prize essays, v. 3, 1836 ; p. 221-245.] . . . .2541.13 
 
 Symonds(.J.A.) Studies of the Gr. poets, 1873, 1687.29 
 Contents : Periods of Gr. lit. Empedocles, The Gnomic 
 poets. Tlie satirists. The lyric poets. Pindar, Aristo- 
 phanes. Anc. and mod. tragedy. The idyllists. The an- 
 thology. Genius of Gi»ek art. 
 
 3. SpecimcTis of Greek poetry. 
 
 Elion (C. A.) Specimens of the classic poets. 3 v. 
 1814 1643.01 
 
 Anacreon, V. 1, Dionysius Perige- (Orpheus), v. 1. 
 
 ApoUonius Ehodius, tes, v, 2, Oiipian, v. 3. 
 
 y. 1, Erinna, v,l, Pindar, v 1. 
 
 Aratus, v, 1. Hesiod, v, 1. Quiutus SmymtBus, 
 
 Archilochus, v. 1. Homer, v. 1, v. 1, 3. 
 
 Bacchylides, V. 1. Lycophron, v. 1. Rhiauns, v. 1. 
 
 Bion, v.l. Meleager, V. 1. Sappho, v. 1. 
 
 CaUimachvs, v. 1 Mimuermua, v. 1. Siiuouides, v. 1. 
 
 Callistratus, v, 1. Moschus, v, 1. Theognis, v, 1. 
 
 Cleanthes, v. 1, Musfeus, v. 3. Theocritus, v. 1, 
 
 Coluthus, V. 3. Nicander, V. 1. Tryphiodorus, v. 3. 
 
 Dionysius Musicus, Nounus, v, 8, Tyrteeus. 
 
 V. 3. Onomacritus 
 
 Fifher {R. S.) Select translations from the Greek mi- 
 nor poets. 1838 1643,32 
 
 JVo(e.— Trans, from Anacreon, Sappho, Theocritus, Bion, 
 and Moschus, 
 
 Kenneit (B.) Lives and characters of ancient Grecian 
 poets. 2ded. 1735 1662.28 
 
 MUls [A. ) Poets and poetry of the ancient Greeks ; 
 with brief view of Grecian philosophers, orators, 
 and historians, 18.58 1665.25 
 
 Poetical fragments, [In Atheneeus, Deipnosophists, v. 3 ; 1854 ; 
 
 p. 1122-1225.] 2512.16 
 
 See also Gentl. mag., Apl„ 1877 (The nine Greek lyric 
 poets, by M. J. Walhouse); Nat. qu. rev,. Mar., 1870 (Greek 
 lyric poets) ; ■Westni. rev., v, 98, 1872, or Liltell, 1873, v, i 
 (Greek lyric poetry). 
 
 17, Greek Literature (Modern). 
 
 Blackie[J. S.) On the popular poetry of modern Greece, [In his 
 
 HoriB Hellenii-ip. 1874.] 2513.23 
 
 See also Gontom. rt-v., Dec, 1875 (Songs and legends of 
 mod. Greece, by latly Verney) : N. Brit, rev., v. 20, 1863-4 
 (Language and literature of mod. Greece), 
 
 18. Hebre-w Literature. 
 {See Bible (p. 78);— Jews (p. 338);— Mishna ;— Talmud.) 
 
 19. Hungarian Literature. 
 
 Bowring I J.) Poetry of the Magyars, preceded by a 
 sketch of the language and literature of Hungary 
 and Transylvania. 1830 1015,12 
 
 I'uhzky (T.) Tales and traditions of Hungary. 
 
 1852 241.69 
 
 flE5" See also Language (Hungarian, p. 679), 
 
 20. Icelandic and Old Scandiiiavlau 
 or Norse Literature. 
 
 Ampere (J. J.) Disconrs sur I'ancienne Ufterature Scandinave ; 
 Specimens de I'Kdda et des Sagas ; Des Scaldes, [In hit 
 Littorature, e(c , V. 1, 1830,] 7001.11 
 
 Buchanan (E.) Ballad stories of the affections. 
 1S69 1623.19 
 
 I»a.s-en( ( 0. W. ) Popular tales from the Norse. 1850. 1 71 .39 
 Note. — Reviewed in Black, mag., v. 85, 1859. 
 
 — Translator. See Gisli saga [171 38] ;— Njals saga [145.36], 
 Qoald (&', Baring-). Iceland : its scenes and sagas. 
 
 1863 1145 04 
 
 Note.— A. list of published sagas is given on p. 439 of this 
 work. 
 
 Herbert ( \V.) Horro Scandicje, or works relating to old Scandina- 
 vian literature ; Helga, Hedin, etc. Select Icelandic poetry, 
 translated, (//i /lij Works, v. 1, 1842.] 6043.19 
 
 Hogg (J.) On the Icelandic language and literature, [In Royal 
 soc. of lit.. 2ds., V. 6, 185'J ; p. 324-386.] . , . .6066.14 
 
 Howitt ( Wm. and M.) In their Literature of northern Europe, v. 
 1. 1852 2732.05 
 
 Jamicson (R.) Heroic and romantic ballada. (/h Weber (H.) and 
 Jaimeson (R.) lllus. of north, antiq., 1B14], . . 1699.02 
 
 Kef try (A. and E.) Heroes of Asgard. . . . 212.89 
 
 Ludbrokar-quida ; or the death song of Lodbroo. Tr. by 
 J, Johnstone, 1782 1663.31 
 
 Malhias (T. J.) Kunic odes, in the manner of Mr. 
 Gray. 1781 1666.26 
 
 — Odes chiefly from the Norse tongue, 1806. 1694.36 
 .Shoito Starleson. The Heimskringla. From the Ice- 
 landic, with prelim, dissert., by S, Laing. 3 v. 
 1844 543.01 
 
 yote.—A collection of sagas. 
 Viking tales of the north. The sagas of Thorstein, 
 Viking's son, and Fridthjof the bold. From the 
 Icelandic by R. B. Anderson and Jon Bjarnason. 
 Also Tegner's Fridthjofs saga, tr. by G, Stephens. 
 1877 1693.42 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., n. s., v. 6, 1872 (Kew tales from 
 • the Norse by W. R. S. Ralston) : v. 3. 1871 (Legend of 
 Volundar) : Eel. mag., v. 26, 1852 (Scan, lit.); N. Biit. rev., 
 V. 46, 1867 (l-)ld northern poetry) ; Eraser's mag., v. 78, 
 1868 (The Ealewipoeg ; Esthouian epic) ; Internat, rev,, 
 Mch,, 1877 (• Two Norse sagas', by H. H. Boyesen). 
 
 Eddas. 
 
 Bida Saemundar bins Froda. The [elder] Edda of 
 Ssemund the learned. From the old Norse, -with 
 mythol. index by B, Thorpe. 1866. . . 1641.01 
 
 Magnusson (E. ) a7id Morris ( \V. ) Story of the Vol- 
 sungs, with certain songs from the elder Edda. 
 
 1-170 
 
 See also Eraser, v. 64, 1861 (The Edda, by C. Lottner) ; 
 V. 72, 1865 (Free transl, of Helgakvida, by E Head). 
 
 Translation of the tirst part of the [prose or younger] Edda. [In 
 
 Mallet (P. H.) Northern antiq., 1847.] 642.08 
 
 SS' S^e also Countries (Iceland, p. 330) ; — Mythology 
 (Scandinavian^ for the treatises of Anderson ;— Keyser : — 
 Pigott ;— Thorpe ■,—a'so Danish literature (p. 705); aud ret. 
 on p. 222 ot Table gin., 1831-74, ol Revue des deuxmondet. 
 
 21. Irish LiteratiHre. 
 
 Murray (</. O'K.) Prose and poetry of Ireland ; with 
 biogr. sketches. 3d ed. 1877 2735.04 
 
 M'Qee (T. DA.) Irish -writers of the 17th century. 
 
 1846 2751,06 
 
 4fg* See also Poetry (Irish). For ancient Irish literature 
 see Celtic Uterature (p. 704). 
 
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 22. Italian Literature 
 
 1. General literature. 
 
 Biaggi {A.) I Prosatori Italiani. Extracts from Ital. 
 prose writers from 13th cent. 2d ed. 1872. 7318.07 
 
 Qirvjumi (P. L.) Histoire litteraire d'ltalie. v. 1-9. 
 2e ed. v. 10-14 contiuuee par F. Salfi. 14 v. 
 1824-35 2783.01 
 
 Qrcene [O. W.) Historical romance in Italy.— Italian literat^ire, 
 18U0-60. [In his Hist stiuUes, 1860.) 252(i.06 
 
 Hallam {A. H.) Influence of Italian works of imagination on 
 English. [In Ids Remains. 186a.] 2526.l'8 
 
 Hobhouse [J. C, tord Broiightan). Essay on the present state of 
 the literature of Italy, [h his Hist, illus. of Childe Har- 
 old, p. 345-664 ] 16'2.'"-.03 
 
 Mazzini{J.) Italian literature since 1830. [/n ?ii» Life, e(c., v. 2, 
 1865.] 6053.09 
 
 MiUs ( C. ) Travels of Theodore Ducas at the revival of 
 letters. 2 v. 1822 53.i.24 
 
 Prescott ( W. If.) Ital. lit. and poetry. [In his Miscellanies, 1858 ; 
 p. 410-568; 696-639.] 2638.16 
 
 Salfi {F.) See Gingueni (P. L.) and Salfi 2783.01 
 
 aUelley {Mrs. M. W.) and olhers. Eminent lit. and 
 scientific men of Italy, etc. 3 v. 1835-37. [L. 
 C. C] 3211.26 
 
 Simpson (L. P.) Literature of Italy, to the death of 
 Boccaccio. 1851 2732.25 
 
 Sismondi {J. C. L. S. de). Literature of southern Eu- 
 rope. 2 V. 1850 2732.21 
 
 Same. 1818 2732.23 
 
 Symonds (J. A.) Kenaissance in Italy. Kevival of 
 
 learning. 1877 535.28 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 57. 1858 : p. 426-440 (Review of 
 Giudici's Hist, of Ital. lit.) ; v. 60. 1859 (Knglaucl's literary 
 debt to Italy) ; v. 64, 1861 (Mod. Ital. lit.) 
 
 2. Italian poetry, 
 
 Olassford {J.) Lyrical comjjositions selected from the 
 
 Italiad poets : with translations. If 34. 1646.10 
 
 Hunt (L.) Stories from the Ital. poets [Dante, Pulci, 
 
 Boiardo, Aridfeto, Tasso.] Tr. into Engl, prose. 
 
 With notes. 1851 215.02 
 
 Same. 1857 215.02a 
 
 BosselU I.D. 0.) The early Italian poets from Ciullo 
 D'Alcamo to Uante (1100-1300), eic. 1861. 1683.10 
 Note. — Reviewed in Nat. rev., v. 15, 1862. 
 S'-e also Fortu. rev., Nov., 1873, or Liltell, Jan., 1874 
 (Popular eongs of Tuscany, by J. A. Syiiioniis) ; Eraser's 
 mag., V. 67-68, 1863 (Ital. poetry and patriotism) ; N. A. 
 rev., V. 103, 104, 1806-67 (Moil. Ital. poets) ; We»tm. rev., 
 V. 72, 1859 ;Mod. poets of Italy). 
 
 J3^ See aho, in the genera' alphabet, Alfieri ; — Arioslo ; — 
 Bojardo : — Buonarroti (Michelangelo) ;— Danie ;— Giusti ; 
 Mercantini : — NicoUni ; — Petrarch ; — Prati ; — Tasso ; — 
 Tassoni ; — Forleguerri. 
 
 4fcg- See also Drama {Kalian, p. 425) ; and, in the general 
 alphabet, not'ets by Azeglio (Marq. d'); — Boccaccio; — G-uer- 
 razzi ; — Manzora ; — Rufiini. 
 
 See als" hi^lortcat and political works by Cantu ; — Machi- 
 avelli ; — Muratori. 
 
 23. Latin or Roman Literature. 
 
 1. Gerural and miscel. history and criticism. 
 
 Browne (iJ. Tr.) Roman class, literature. 1857. 2733.33 
 
 Conington [J.) Latin literature : academical study of Latin, re- 
 view of Munro's Lucretius, the style of Lucretius and Ca- 
 tullus, early Roman tragedy and epic poetry. Statins. Seu- 
 eca. [/ji /lis Miscel. wrilings, V. 1. 1872.] . . . .6026.17 
 
 Ci-uttioeU ( V. T. ) History of Eoman literature, to the 
 death of Marcus Aurelius. 1877. . . 2732.33 
 
 Lnwrmce (E.) Primer of Latin literature. 1877. 2732.31 
 
 Bderivale [C.) History of the Romans under the empire. (Con- 
 sult index in v. 7.) 435.07 
 
 Umnmsen (T.) History of Rome. 4 v. 1870 434.01 
 
 Note. — The final chapter of each vol treats of Roman lit. 
 
 Sellar ( \V, Y.) Eoman poets of the republic. 
 
 1863 1680.26 
 
 Contents : General characteristics. Early indigenous 
 poetry. Livius Audronicus and C. N. Kajvius. Q. Ennius 
 (p. 68-127). Early Roman tragedy (p. 127-158)- Early Ro- 
 man satire (p. 159-177). Lucretius (p. 199 336). Catullus 
 (p. 337-376). 
 Note. — Reviewed in Eraser, v. 68. 1863, by F. T. Palgrave. 
 
 Teuffel (W, S.) History of Eoman literature. Tr. by 
 W. Wagner. 2 v. 1873 2735.07 
 
 2. Translated specimens. 
 
 Baker (T?.) Medulla poetarum Romanorum : beauti- 
 ful and instructive passages. 2 v. 1787. 1614.04 
 
 Slon (C. A.) Specimens of classic poets, v. 2-3. 
 1*^14 1643.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Albinovanus, v. 2. 
 Aiisiinius, V. 3. 
 Avieniis, v. 3. 
 Calpliuiiiiue, v. 3. 
 Ciitullus, V, 2. 
 Ciaiuliaii, v, 3. 
 Gallns. V. 2. 
 Giatins. v. 2. 
 Horace, v. 2. 
 Juvenal, v. 3. 
 
 Severus. v. 2. 
 Silina Italicus, v. 3. 
 Statins, V, 3. 
 Sulpitia, V. 3. 
 TibuUiis, T. 2. 
 Viileriua Flacciis, 
 
 V. 3. 
 Virgil, V. 2. 
 
 Lucan, V. 3. 
 
 Lucretius, v. 2. 
 
 Manilius, v, 2. 
 
 Martial, v. 3. 
 
 Nenieaian, v. 3. 
 
 Ovid. V. 2. 
 
 Peisius, V. 2. 
 
 Pbsedrns, v. 2. 
 
 Piopfi'tius, V. 2, 
 
 Rutilius. V. 3. 
 
 Sfe also, in the general alphabet, works, original or trans- 
 laifd, under the fn/lotuing 7iames af authors or books : — Am- 
 mianus Marcellinus ; — Apuleius ;— Auguslinus ;— Aulus 
 Gellius.— Aurelius Victor (Sextus);—Ausonius;—Boethius; 
 CcBsar :— Calpumius Siculus ;— Capitolinus ;— Caio (Mar- 
 cus Porcine) ;— Catullus ;— Celsus :— Censorinus ;— Cicero ; 
 Claudian ;— Columella :— Curtlus Rufus(Qaiutus);— Dares 
 Pkrygius ; — Dictys Cittejisis ; — Eutropius : — Feslus :— 
 Florus ;— Frontinus ;— Gellius (Aulus) ;— Gratius Falis- 
 cus :— Historic Augnstie scriptores ;— Horatius Flaccus 
 (Qnintus) ;— Iscanus (Jnsephus) ;— Jomandes o- Jordanes ; 
 Justinus ;— Juvenalis ;— Lampridius ;— Livius ;— Lucanus ; 
 Lucilius ; — Lucretius ; — Macrobius ;-^ Manilius ; — Mar- 
 tial :— Masimus :— Modeslus ;— Nemesianus ;— Nepos; — 
 Ovidius Naso ;— Palladius :— Panegyrici vtteros ;— Pater- 
 culus (C. Vellius) ;— Persius ;— Petronius ;— Phaedrus ;— 
 Plautus ;— Plinius ;— Pollio ;— Pomponius Mela ;— Proper- 
 tius ;— Prudentius ;— Quintilianus ;— Quintus Curtius ;~ 
 Rutilius Numatianus ;— Sallustius ;— Seneca ;— Sextus Eu- 
 fus ;—Silius Italicus ;— Spartianus ;— Statius ;— Suetonius ; 
 Sulpicia ;— Syrus (Publius);~Tacitus ;— Terentius ;— Ter- 
 tullianus : — Tibullus ; — Tnrnus ; — Valerius Flaccus ; — 
 Valerius Maximus ;— Varro ;— Vegetius Renatus ; — Vel- 
 leius Paterculus ;— Virgilius Maro ;— Vitruvius ;— Vopis- 
 cus ;— Vulcatius Gallicanus. 
 
 Latin Poetry (Modem). 
 
 Dniry {H., cd.) Arimaines Cami. 1843. . . 1(542.11 
 JFhirnivall (F. J., ed). Latin poems ou manners and meals in tlie 
 
 old time. [In Babees book.] 7913.10 
 
 Merrick {J. M.) Nugas inutiles. 1874. . . lG66.2i 
 a5f" For spenimens of modern Latin poets, see also tbe 
 
 works of Addison (J.) ;— Ascham (R.) ;— Bourne (V.) ; 
 
 Cowper (W.) ;— Gray (T.l ;— Heinsius;— Lytlelton (d.. 
 
 lord) ;— Marvell (A.) ;— Milton (J.) ;— Polignac (M. de) ; 
 
 Prior (M.) ;— Vida ;— Warton (T.) 
 
 24. Middle Ages. > 
 
 Hallam (H.) Europe during tbe middle ages, v. 3, 1872 (Consult 
 indexin v. 3.) 441. "H 
 
 Lawrence (K) Primer of mediaaval lit. 1877. 2732.32 
 
 Ludlow {J. M.) Popular epics of the middle agea of 
 the Norse-German and Carlovingian cycles. 2 v. 
 
 1865 27-i2.'i2 
 
 Contents : v, 1. Growtb of legend. Great eyries of mid- 
 dle age romauce. Norse German cycle, and its trares in 
 tbo Anglo Saxon. \Valtbar of Aquitaiu. Edda legends of 
 Sigurd, Giidruu and Atla. Lay of Bildebraiul. Lay and 
 Lament of the Mblungs. Biterolf : tbe Dietricb legends. 
 Gndrnn. The Boukoi l)eroe-i(Heldeiibucli). Tbe ' Homed 
 Siet^fried ;" tbe Danisb ballads. Lombard sub-cycle ; king 
 Rolher Frencb cliaus'inn ilegeste. Growtb of Carlovin- 
 gian Ipgend. Story of Rnncevaux. Snug of RiJand. 
 Cbroiiiele of Turpin. 2. Sub-cycletiof tbe Cailoviugian epic. 
 
 Maiiland {S. H.) The dark ages: essays. 2d ed. 
 1815 3-4 5.06 
 
 Milman (H. II.) Hist, of Latin cbrietianity, v. G, book xiv., p. 
 187-443 3417 08 
 
 Spaldi7ig (M. J.) Literature and the arts in the middle ages. [In 
 his Miscel., v. 1, 1876.] 3i38.22 
 
 ViUemtiia {A. K) Cours de litte'rature fran^aise. la- 
 bleau de la litte'rature an moyen-age en f'rance, en ' 
 Italie, en Espagne et en Angleterre. Kouv. td. 
 
 2v. 1865 2733.10 
 
 See also Romance Literature, {p. 711) ; and histories of 
 tbe leading uati-mal literatures of Europe lor the corres- 
 puudiiig period ; also European literaime (p. 706). 
 
 25, Oriental Literature. 
 
 1. General and miscellaneom works. 
 
 Alger (W. i?.) Poetry of the East. 1856. . 1612.12 
 
 Same. 1874. 161'2.l2a 
 
 Broughdm {T. D.) Selections from the popular poetry 
 
 of the Hindoo. 18U 7ttll.l0 
 
 Church {R. W.) Sacred poetry of the early religions. 
 
 Two lectures. Ih74 37-1.18 
 
 Oover{C.K) Folk-songs of southern India. 1^72. 781 5.ii4 
 Wiseman {J.) Oriental literature. [Inhis Twelve lectures, v, 2 
 
 1«53 ; p. 149-262] 3624.06 
 
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 711 
 
 i^J- S€e alto iu the general alphabet. Baital pachisi, or 25 
 Ulea of a sprite [7813-20] ;— Baddhaghosha. laiablea 
 ("813.101 ;— Ikhwanu-S-Safa. or brothers <jf purity ;781G 19). 
 Nagaaanda. or joy of the snake-woiUl 11733.3}] ; — Oriental 
 trauslatiou fund (Various publications] ; — Sagas from the 
 far East ; or Kalmouk and Mongolian truditiuuary tales. 
 1873 ]7811.05J. 
 
 (Periodical and society pttbhcatiojts.) 
 
 t^S" See Asiatic journal : — American oriental society 
 {contenls given ou p. 21) ; — Royal Asiatic society. 
 
 2. Arabic LilcTaiure, 
 
 C.irlyk (J. D.) Specimens of Arabian poetrj-. 179G.1631.04 
 Deut'sch {E. O. M.) Arabic poetry in Spain and Sicily. [In his 
 
 Literary reinaius. p. 4.17-465. 187J.) 3645.07 
 
 — Early .\rabic poetry, [/n/tis Literary remains. 1874 ; p. 44'.t- 
 
 456.] 3.545.07 
 
 Moallakat, or Arabian poem. Tr. by Sir W. Jones. [In his 
 
 Woris, V. 10. 1807.] 6046.10 
 
 Masudi (El). Historical encyclopredia, entitled ' Mead- 
 ows of gold and mines of gems.' Tr. [with pre- 
 face], by A. Sprenger. T. 1,1841. . .7810.07 
 JRenan {K) Averroes et I'averroisme. 1871. 3011.19 
 Scott (</. ) Tales, anecdotes, and letters from the Ara- 
 bic. 18U0 7811.02 
 
 JO®- See oho Koran (p. 100) ;— Antar (p. 29) ;— Arabian 
 nights (p. 32). ..l^se Language (.Arabic, p. 676). 
 
 3. Chinese Literature. 
 
 Davis (J. P.) On the poetry of the Chinese. [In Royal Asiatic 
 soc. Transactions, v. 2, 1830 : p. 393.462.) . . . 
 
 Fiowery scroll : a Chinese novel. Tr. with notes, by 
 Sir J. Bowring. 1868 7811.08 
 
 Legge {J. ) Chinese classics : with a translation, criti- 
 cal and exegetical notes, prolegomena, and copi- 
 ous indexes, v. 1-5 in 8. 1861-72. . . 7818.01 
 Note. — For contents see under Countries (China, p. 300). 
 
 Loomis ( A. W. ) Confucius and the Chinese classics, 
 or readings in Chinese literature. 1867. 2721.30 
 
 Slaunion (G. T.) Miscel. notices rel. to China, incl a 
 few translations from the Chinese language. 
 
 1822 1021.15 
 
 fl®" For chapters upon the Chinese literature see vari- 
 ous works on China (p. 300 of Cat;ilogue). particularly 
 • those of Davis, v. 2 ; p. 102-172 [1023.05| ;— WiUiams. v. 1 ; 
 
 p. 421-690 11023.02] : and see also Johnson's Oriental relig- 
 ions ; China, p. 437-470, 511-653 [3563.34]. 
 
 4. Persian Literature. 
 
 Chodzko (A.) Specimens of the popular poetry of 
 
 Persia. Tr. with notes. 1842. . . . 781i>.01 
 Coslello (L. S.) Rose garden of Persia. 1845.1633 25 
 Comell (E. B.) Persian lit. [In Oxford essays, 1855; p. 156 
 
 177.) 2538.19 
 
 Emerson \Ii. W.) Persian poetry. [In his Letters and social 
 
 aims. 1876.] 2524.19 
 
 Repr. from Atlantic monthly, v. 1, 1857. 
 Flrdu.ii(Abu4 Easim). ShahNameh. Tr. and abridged 
 
 in prose and verse, with notes, by J. Atkinson. 
 
 1*32. . 
 
 Ousdey (Sir 0.) Biogr. notices of Persian poets ; 
 
 with critical and explan. remarks. 1846. 7816.12 
 Scott (J. I Tales, anecdotes, and letters. From the 
 
 Arabic and Persian. 1800 7811.02 
 
 Waits (D. G.) Specimeus of Persian poetry. [In Class, journal 
 
 V. 6. 1812; p. 41-290; v. 7. p. 131.) 2742.06 
 
 JSiS' For works of individual poets, see in the general al- 
 phabet. Hafiz ; — Husain Vaiz Kashiii :— Jami :— Nizami ; 
 
 Omar Ehayarn ; — Sadi ;— Dabistan ;— Anvar-i-Suhaili. 
 
 5. Sanskrit, and oUur Indian literature. 
 
 Colebrooke (H. T.) Miscellaneous essays. New ed. 
 
 with notes, by E. B. Cowell. 2 v. 1^73. 7815.07 
 
 y'lte.—For contents see his name (p. 275 of Catalogne). 
 
 Garrett {J. l Classical dictionary of India : mythology, 
 
 philosophy, literature, antiquities, customs, etc. 
 
 1871 1036.14 
 
 Griffith (R. T. 11.) Idylls from the Sanskrit. 1866. ir44.20 
 
 Jones (Hr W) Works. 13 v. 1807. . . . 5046.01 
 
 A^>(«.— For contents see author entry (p. 656 of Catalogue). 
 
 Manning (Mrs. C.) Ancient and mediajval India. 
 
 2v. 1869 1036.10 
 
 J\ole.— This work is wholly devoted to the Uterature and 
 philosophy of the Hindus. 
 
 Muir (J. ) Original Sanskrit texts on the origin and 
 history of the people of India, their religion and 
 
 institutions. Transl. and illustrated. 5 v. 
 
 1863-70 7813.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Mythical and legendary accounts of the 
 origin of caste, with an inquiry iuto its existence in the 
 Vedic age. 2d ed. 1868. 2. PrcKifs. drawn chiefly from 
 comparative philology and the l;ig Vctla. that tlie Hindus 
 are descended Irom a branch of the ludo-Kuropean stock, 
 which migrated into XortUern Hindustan. 3. The Vedas : 
 opiuions of their authors and of later Indian writers <.n 
 their origin, inspiration, and authority. 2d ed. 1868. 
 4. Comparison of the Vedic with the later representations 
 of the principal Indian deities. 1863. 5- Contributions 
 to a knowledge of the cosmogony, mythology, religions 
 ideas, hfe and manners, of the Indiana iu the Vedic age. 
 1870. 
 
 Miiller (Max). History of ancient Sanskrit literature. 
 
 1859 2723.28 
 
 Xote. — Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 112, 1860. 
 
 Schlegel (K. W. F. von]. On the language and wisdom of the 
 Indiana. [In his Miscel. works.) 2542.12 
 
 Taylor (M.) Native literature of India. [/» Afternoon lectures, 
 V. 2, 1864 ; p. 101-151.) 2512.21 
 
 Ward (Wm.) View of the history, literature, etc., of 
 the Hindoos. 3 v. 1822. .".... 7815.09 
 
 While (C. A.) Classic literature. 1877. . .2732.28 
 
 Whitney (W. D.) Oriental and linguistic studies. 
 The Veda ; the Avesta, cic. 1873. . .6411.15 
 
 WiLson (H. B.) Select works. 12 v. 1S61-71. 7812.01 
 Conlents : V. 1-2. Ess-iys ou the religion of the Hindus. 
 3-5. Essays on Sanskrit literature. i3..' Analysis of the 
 Purauas (p. 1-156). Hindu fiction : introd. to, and sum- 
 mary of the Kathasaiitsagara (p. 15G-268). Introd. to the 
 Mahabbarata, and transl. of three extracts (p. 2T7-34]). 
 Intro.l. to the Dasakumaracharita (p. 3*2-379). (4.) Ana- 
 lytical account of the Pancbatantra (p. 1-sO). Hindu fic- 
 tion ; Review of Deslongchamps' Essai sur les fables in- 
 diennes. Review of Brockhaua' ed. of the Kathasaritsa- 
 gara [p. 81-159). Extracts from the Dasakumaracharita (p. 
 160-239). Translation of the Meghaduta (p. 310 400). (5.) 
 Iteview of A. W. Schlegel'a ed. ol the Bha^avadgita (p. 99- 
 157). Preface to Ist ed. of the Sanskrit diLtionary (p. 158- 
 262). Notice of European grammars and dictionaries of 
 Sanskrit (p. 253-304). Review (f Max MuUer's Hist, ol anc. 
 Sanskrit literature (p. 306-348). 6-10. The VieUnu Furaua. 
 11-12. Select specimens of the theatre of the Hindus. 
 
 .See aUa N. Brit, rev., v. 29, 1858 (Transl. from the Sans- 
 krit). 
 
 SS" For separate entries of individual works and authors. 
 see Atharva Veda ; — Baital pachdiesi ;— Bhagavat-Geeta 
 (p. 76) ;— Hitopadesa (p. 625) :— Kalidasa (p. i;59) ;— Ma- 
 habbarata ; — Mahaviracharita; — Ramayana;— Big veda , — 
 Vedaa. 
 
 26. Portuguese Literature. 
 
 Boutertcek (F.) Hist, of Spanish and Portuguese lit., 
 
 V. 2, 1823 2731.29 
 
 Shelley (Mrs. M. W.) and others. Lives of eminent 
 literary men of Italy, etc , v. 3, 183.i. . . 3211.26 
 Contents J Early pnets of Portugal. Camoens. 
 Sismonde di Sismondi {J. C. L.) Lit. ol the south of Europe, v. 
 
 2, 1846 : p. 446-604 2732.22 
 
 See also translations of Camoens (p. 251). 
 
 27. Provencal and Rotnance Literature : 
 Troubadours and Trouvcrea. 
 
 Breyman (H.) Provencal poetry in old and modem times. [In 
 Owens college. Essays and addresses. 1874.) . . 2538.05 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 11. 1851 (lYoubadors and 
 Trouveres) 2516,116 
 
 Doyle (F. H.) Provincial poetry. [In his Lectures before the 
 Univ. of Oxford. 1868] 1642.31 
 
 Faurid (C. C.) History of Proven9al poetry. Tr. with 
 notes, specimens of verses in the original, and 
 introd., by G. J. Adler. I860 2725.12 
 
 La Curne de Saiiit Palaye (J. B. ) Literary hist, of the 
 Troubadours. Abridged by S.Dobson.ls2'J.2722. 19 
 
 Preston [H. W.) Troubadours and trouvferes. New 
 and old. 1876 2722.17 
 
 Baynouard (F. J. M. ) Choix 'des poesies originales 
 des troubadours. 6 v. 1816-1.V21. . . 1681.28 
 Contents : v. 1. Hecherches sur Torisino et la formation 
 de cette langue ; les elements de la gramniaire. avant lau 
 1.000 ; la grammaire de la langue des Troubadours. 2. 
 Dissertations et recberches. 3-4. Poesies. 5. Les bio- 
 graphies des Troubadours et puesies. 6. La grauimaire 
 comparee des langues de I'Europe latine, dans leur rap- 
 ports avec la langue des Troubadours. 
 
 — Lexique roman, ou dictionnaire de la langue des 
 troubadours. 6 v. 1836-14 6425.04 
 
 Butherford (J.) The troubadours: their loves and 
 their lyrics. 1873 2722.18 
 
 Schlegel {K. W. von). Remarks on the romance-poetry of the 
 middle ages. [InMs .Esthetic works. 1849: p. 309-400. ]2542. 13 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NDMBER.
 
 712 LITERATURE: Proveu9al d, Swedish LITTLEJOHN 
 
 Wright iT.) On the literature of the troubadours. [In AuEs- | 
 Bays ou arcb. subjects, efc, V. 2. 1861.] 44y.29 I 
 
 See also Dublin uuiv. mag., v. 86, 1B75 (Early poetry of ' 
 Piovence, by D. Marshall) ; New monthly, v. 7, 1823 (The 
 troubadours). I 
 
 «a- See also Knighthood and chivalry {Romances nf chiv- 
 alry, p. 667-8) ; — German literature {Teutonic epic romances, 
 p. 708) ; — and general histories of the chief literatures of 
 Europe, especially French literature (p. 706). Also Poetry 
 {English). 
 
 28. Scottish Literature. 
 
 Irmnij (D. ) Lives of Scottish writers. 1850. 3252.01 
 Socieiu of ancient Scots. Lives of Scottish poets. 3 v. i 
 
 1821 3212.07 
 
 TyUfr(P.F.) Lives of Scottish worthies. 3 v. 3252.01 
 as- See also Poetry {Ballads -.—Songs) ; and the leading 
 
 works on EngUsh literature (p. 705). 
 
 29. Servian Literature. 
 
 Bowrinq (J.) Servian popular poetry. Translations. 
 
 1827 1615.14 
 
 BuLwer-Lytton {R.) Servian poems. [With his Orvat. etc.. 
 
 1869] 1C74.2* 
 
 Robinson {Mrs. T. A. L. v. J.) Language and literature. [In her 
 
 Lane, and ht. of the Slavic nations, 1850 ; p. 103-143 : 366- 
 
 363.) 2732.07 
 
 Vuk Stephanovitch Karadnhiich. Narodue Srpske pjesme. 
 3 V. Leipzig, 1823-24. 12°. .... 7211.01 
 Note.— A. collection of Servian popular poetry. 
 
 30. Slavic and Russian Literatures. 
 
 Bowring (J.) Speciirens of the Russian poets. 2 v. 
 1821-23 1615.22 
 
 Otto (F.) History of Russian literature. Tr. by G. 
 Cox. 1839 2723.29 
 
 Ralston I. W. U.S.) Krilof and his fables. 1869. 185.01! 
 
 — Russian idylls. [In Coutemp. rev., Apl., 1874 and Apl.. 1876] ; 
 A Kussiau poet. [In Fortu. rev., v. 6, 18661 ;— Kuseian rev. 
 lit. [In Nineteenth cent., v. 1, 1877.] 
 
 Bobinson {Mrs. T. A. L. v. J. ) Languages and liter- 
 ature of the Slavic nations : Russian, Dlyrico- 
 Servian, Bulgarian, Bohemian. Polish, etc. 1850. 
 
 Turner {C. E.) Studies in Russian lit. [In Eraser's mag., n. s., 
 v. 15-16, 1877 ] 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 9, 1864 |RusB. lit., past and 
 present) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 24, 1872 ; Nat. rev., v. 11. I860 
 (M Lermontoff) ; Qu. rev.. Jan., 1874 (Russian songs and 
 foU£-tales) : Westm. rev., Oct., 1877 (Russian literature). 
 
 A^ See also Bohemia'n literature (p. 704) ; — Servian litera- 
 ture {above). 
 
 31. Spanish Literature. 
 
 1. General history and criticism. 
 
 Soulerwelc (.F.) History of Spanish literature. Tr. by 
 T. Ross. 1817 2731.28 
 
 — History of Spanish and Portuguese literature. Tr. 
 by T.Ross. 2 v. 1823 2731.29 
 
 Simondc de Sismtmdi {J. C. L.) Lit. of the south of Europe, v. 2. 
 1846 ; p. 86-445.] 2732.22 
 
 Shelley (Mr.i. M. W.) Lives of eminent lit. men of 
 Italy, Spain, eic, v. 3, 1835 3211.28 
 
 Note. — For contents see p. Ill of Catalogue. 
 Ticknor (0.) History of Spanish lit. 3 v. 1849. 2734.22 
 Note. — Reviewed by W. H, Prescott in ftis Miscellanies. 
 
 2. Spanish poetry and romances. 
 
 Bowrinq (./. ) Ancient poetry and romances of Sp.tin : 
 
 selected and translated 1015.11 
 
 Kennedy (J.) Modern poets and poetry of Spain. 
 
 1852 1665.03 
 
 iocfcftait (J. (?.) Ancient Spanish ballads. 1856. 1664.07 
 Phaiips {H.) Poems from the Spanish. 1878. 167 '>. 39 
 Southey i R. ) Chronicle of the Cid, from the Spanish. 
 
 [With notes.] 1808 558.17 
 
 Wiffin {J.II.) Essay on Spanish poetry. [/;i Tii* Works of Garci- 
 
 laaso, 1823.] 1644.02 
 
 Sfe also Eraser, v. 79. 1869 (Spanish poetry before 1600, 
 
 its antiquities and analogy to the Provenijal), 
 Jitle' See also Cid (p. 26'J of this Catalogue). 
 
 3. Specimens. 
 
 Ochoa {Eur/enio de). Apuntes para una biblioteca de 
 escritores- espanoles contemporaneos en prosa y 
 
 verso. 2 v. Paris, 1840. 8° 7215.02 
 
 Note. — Selections from the writings of about 60 contem- 
 porary authors. 
 
 JKg- See also, in the general alphabet, writings of various 
 authors, original or translated, under headings Arrom 
 (Cecilia Bohl de Faber) ; pseud. 'Fernan Cabal lero ;' — Avila 
 (J. de) ; — Breton de los Herreros (M.) ; — Calderon de la 
 Barca :— Cervantes Saavedra (M. de) ; — Cid ;— Cruz (San 
 Juan de la) ;— Dumas (Alexandre) ; — Estella (Diego de) ; — 
 Granada (Luis de) ; — Hugo (Victor) ; — Iriarte IX. de) ; — 
 Larra : pseud. 'Figaro;' — Leon (Luia de) ; — Malon de 
 Chaide (P.); — Moratin ;— Nieremberg (J. E..) ; — Nneva 
 biblioteca de la risa ;— Ochoa (E. de, ed.) Tesoro de es- 
 critores misticos : — Tesoro del teatro Espafiol ; — Quevedo 
 y Villegas (F. G. del ;— Rabbe ;— Trueba y la Quintana ;— 
 Vanegas ; — Vega Carpio (Lope F. dii) ; — Zorrilla. 
 
 ;^- See also Drama {Spanish, p. 425). 
 
 32. S-wedish Literature. 
 
 Bethune (E. D.) Specimens of Swedish poetry. 
 1848 1615.01 
 
 Houriit {W. andM.) Literature of Sweden, [/n fter Literature of 
 
 northern Europe, v. 2, 1852 ; p. 242-465.] .... 2732.08 
 Lockwaod {H.) Axel and other poems : from the 
 
 Swedish of E. Tegner and others. 1867. 1663.33 
 Note. — See also TegndT {li.) Frithiof's saga ; and (in Tic- 
 
 tion class-list) translations of novels by Bremer (p. 467) : — 
 
 Carlen (p. 468) ; — Knorring ;— Schwartz. 
 
 Literature aud dogma. See Arnold (Matthew). 1873. . 3514.02 
 Literature and ils professors. .'Sec Purnell (Thomas). 1867. 2538.25 
 
 Literature aud life. See Whipple (E. P.) 2545.10 
 
 Literature in letters. .S'« Holcombe (J. P.) 1866. . . .3267.03 
 Literature of society. See Thomson (J/rs. K. B.) 2 v. 1862. 3253.28 
 Literature primers. Ed. by J. K. Green. New York. 
 
 1875-78. 32= 6432. 17 
 
 ■ — Brooke (S.) English literature. N. Y., 1876. 16°. 2741.22 
 
 — Dowden lE.) Shakspere. New York. 1878. 16°. 1752.28 
 
 — Morris (R.) English grammar. N. Y., 1875. 16°. 6432.17 
 • — Peile (J.) Philology. New York, 1877. 16°. . .6411.06 
 
 — Tozer (H.F.) Classical geography. N.Y.,1877. 16°. 912.27 
 Lithgo'W (AVm.) Travels and voyages through Eu- 
 rope, Asia, and Africa, 16(19-1628. 12th ed. 
 Leith, 1814. 8° 923.08 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Bentley's miscel., v. 29, 1851; New 
 
 monthly mag., v. 29, 1851. 
 Lithography. S^-e Fine arts {Lithography, p. 646) ; — also Wichol 
 
 (W.) Lithographic printing. (/« Hansard (T. C.) Tyoo- 
 
 graphia, 1823 ; p. 194-221.] 2765".16 
 
 Lithotomy. See Medicine. 
 
 Lithuanians. Latham {R. G.) Nationalities of Europe, v. 1, 
 
 1863 445.17 
 
 Littell's living age. 1-5 series. 135 v. Boston, 
 1814-77. 8°. 8105.11 
 
 Little ( Capt. George). Life on the ocean ; or twenty 
 years at .sea. Aberdeen, 1847. Vl°. . . 921.15 
 
 Little (G. P.) Fireman's own book : accounts of fires 
 throughout the United States, as well as other 
 countries. New York, 1860. 8°. . . . 3U26.33 
 
 Little book about Great Britain. See Thieblin (N. L ) 1870. 954.26 
 L.ttle classics. Ed. by Rossiter Johnson. 16 v. 
 
 Boston, 1874-76. 18'" 226.83 
 
 Note.—Yov Contents see Fiction (p. 499). 
 L'ttle corporal ; illus. magazine for boys and girls. 
 
 V. 16. Chicago, 1873. 8° 8131.16 
 
 Little-folks songs. See 'White {Mrs. A. B.) 1871. . . . 1696.20 
 Little foxes. By C. Crowfleld. S« Stowe (H.B.) . . .6427.09 
 
 Little kingdom (The). See Mace (Jean) 4325.23 
 
 Little Peddliiigton. See Poole (J.) 241.48 
 
 Little people of God and what the poets have said of them. 
 
 See Austin {Mrs. G. L.) 1613.24 
 
 Little things of nature. See Grindon (L. H.) 1866. . . 4823.06 
 Littlejohn (Abram Newkirk, bp. ofl,. I.) Address at the dedita- 
 
 tion of the new grounds of the Evergreen cemetery. New 
 
 Haven, July 29, 1856. New Haven, 1856. 8°. . . 3506 '28 
 
 — Address at the commemorative service of the church of the 
 
 Holy Trinity, Nov. 26, 1871. pp. 41-51. 8°. [Not.p.] 3566.29 
 
 — Address to the clergy of the diocese of Long Island, Nov. 26, 
 
 1869. 10 pp. 8°. [No t.p.] 3566.29 
 
 — American character : its faults and its wants ; address, St. 
 
 James' college, Md. New Haven, 1835. 8°. . . . 3566.29 
 
 — Annual address of the bishop of Long Island, May 18, 1877. 
 
 pp. 81-106. 8°. [Not.p.] 3566.'29 
 
 - — Comparative dependence of human progress on tradition 
 and invention ; address before the house of convocation of 
 Trinity college. Hartloid, 1856. 8° 3566.29 
 
 — God's maintenance of Hid^own cause : eermon, Chicago, 
 
 May 19, 1864. Chicago, 1864. 8' 3666.28 
 
 — The ministerial gift ; sermon, Norwich, June 12, 1855. New 
 
 Haven, 1855. 8° 3566.28 
 
 — More laborers needed : sermon before the Soc for the increase 
 
 ,of the ministry, Broolilyu, May 12, 1861. N.Y., 1861.8°. 3666.28 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY.
 
 LITTLE JOHN - LOARING 
 
 713 
 
 — Necessity, uses, etc., of a church literature : sermon in be- 
 
 lialf of the General prot. epia. S. S. uuion, June, 1H67. 
 New Uttveu, 1858. 8° 35(10 29 
 
 — Prtiseut popular estimate of the rhriptii\n ministi;^ ; and its 
 
 causes : sermon at the 4th animal uriliuatiun of th^'Beritfley 
 diviuity school. May 26, 1858. Hartford, 18.->8. 8'. ;l56li.28 
 
 — Primary charge and address b**fore the 2d couvention of the 
 
 diocese, Brooklyn. Sept. 2'.l, 30, 18C9 ;l.'.G6.28 
 
 — -Sermon. [/» St. George's brotherhoo(J, Flushing, L.I. New 
 York, 1871. 8'.] :i5(;G.29 
 
 — Sunday-school work : pastoral letter. 1876. 8°. [iVo t.p.] 35G6.29 
 Litton (flet-.E. A.) Miracles. L., [h. rf.] 12°. 35r,6.19 
 Iiittre (Maximilien Paul Emile). '010110111181x6 de la 
 
 langue francaise. 2 v. in 3 pts, Paris, 18i 3- 
 72. 4°. 641G.09 
 
 — Histoire de la langue fran9aise. 4e ed. 2 v. 
 
 Paris, 1867. 8'. 641G.09 
 
 — Janet {P.) Laphilos. deL. (/n ftij La crise philos. 1865.) S423.19 
 Liturgies. Ste Biblical and religious lit. {Liturgies and Utiirgy, 
 
 p. 911. 
 Liturgies and other documents of the ante-Nicene period. Edin- 
 burgh, 1872. 8'. [/« Ante-Nicene lib.,v. 24.] . .3167.15 
 Iiiturgies, elc. in the reign of queen Elizabeth. Ed. 
 
 by W. K. Clay. Cambridge, {Eivj.,) Parker hoc, 
 
 ISl'i. 8° 3636.23 
 
 Iiiturgies (The two), a.d. 1540, and a.d. 1552 : with 
 
 other documents, reign of king Edward vi. Ed. 
 
 by J. Ketley. Cambridge, (England, ) Parker soc. , 
 
 1844. 8° , 3(i36.22 
 
 Live and learn : 1,000 mistakes in speaking, writing, 
 
 and pronunciation. N. Y., 18.'i6. 16°. . 64-;3.-Jl 
 Live-stock (Transportation of). See Domesticecon. {Food, p. 420). 
 Liveing (Robert). Notes on the treatment of skin 
 
 diseases. London, 1870. 24° 4328.15 
 
 Liver (Diseases of the). See Medicine. {Liver.) 
 
 iiivere de reis de Brittanie e Le livere de reis de 
 
 Engleterre. Ed. by J. Glover. London. 1865. 
 
 8=. [RoUs chronicles.] 5140.— 
 
 Livermore (George). Historical research respecting 
 
 the opinions of the founders of the republic, on 
 
 negroes as slaves, as citizens, and as soldiers. 
 
 Boston, 1SC2. 8° 58.;;i.U2 
 
 Livermore (S. T.) Condensed hist, of Cooperstown, 
 
 with biog. sketch of J. F. Cooper. Albany, 
 
 1862. 8° 021. U6 
 
 Liverpool. See Countries {Liverpool, p. 340). 
 
 Livery companies. Herbert ( W. ) History of the 
 
 twelve great livery companies of London. 2 v. 
 
 1837 494.11 
 
 aS" See aho Gilds (p. 676). 
 Lives, j^- See Biography {Collective, p. 109-116 ; — Individitat, 
 
 p. 116-215); — Longevity; — Vital ttatisiics ; — Insurance 
 
 (p. 646). 
 Lives and deeds worth knowing. See Stevenson (W. F.) 
 
 1868 3261.05 
 
 Lives and voyages of Drake, Cavendish, and Dampier. 
 
 3d ed. Edinburgh, 1837. 16° 921.15 
 
 Same. New York, [184-]. 18°. . . . 3221.07 
 
 Lives made sublime by faith and works. See Steel (R.) . 3263.30 
 Lives of British physicians, [anon.] L.,1846.16°.325-'.08 
 Lives of eminent Englishmen in past days. London, 
 
 [n. d.] 16° 3221.11 
 
 Coiifen^j; Isaak Walton. Sir Henry Wotton. The earl of 
 Derby and his family. Lord C. Collingwood. Sir T. S. 
 Raffles. Edward Pellew, viscount Exmuuth. Georpie Her- 
 bert. Dr. John Doune. Bishop Tllomas Ken. Bishop 
 Robert Sanderson. Rev. John Kettlewell. Dr. Heniy 
 Hammond. Bishop Thomas Wilson. Rev. W. Mompesson. 
 Rev. JohnJSold. 
 
 Lives of eminent persons. London, l»-33. 8°. 3265.17 
 Lives of emiuent lit. and sclent, men of France. See Shelley 
 
 {Mrs. M. W.) 3^1.24 
 
 Lives of English popular leaders. See Maurice (C E ) . 3221 25 
 Lives of lit. and sclent, men of Great Britain. See Dunham 
 
 (S. A.) a2U 14 
 
 Lives of Scottish poets. See Society of ancient Scots . 3212.07 
 Livet (Ch. L.) Precieus et precieuses ; 17e siecle. 
 
 2e ed. Paris, 1860. 12° "7046.19 
 
 Contents : JIadame de Bambouillet. Labbe Cotin. Ma- 
 dame Coruuel. Labbe d'Aubiguac. Scudery. Mile, de 
 Gournay. Reu6 Le Pays. Jean Grillet. Bois Robert. 
 La Gueilande de Juhe. 
 Living. See Life (p. 700). 
 Living authors of America. Sec Powell (T.) 1850. . . 3242.09 
 
 Living words. See Chapin (Edwin H.) 1800 3534.01 
 
 Living words. 5^.; MClintock (J.) '. .3.572.01 
 
 Living writers of the South. &f Davidson (J. W.) 1869.2751.01 
 Livingstone (David). Last journals in Central Af- 
 rica from 1865. New York, 1875. 8°. . 1086.11 
 
 — Missionary travels in South Africa. New York, 
 
 1858. 8° 1094.02 
 
 — Faulkner ( IL ) Elephant haunts ; a sportman's search, 
 
 etc. 1868 1085.13 
 
 — Livingstone and his African explorations, [anon."] 
 
 New York, 1872. 12° 1092.19 
 
 — Stnnley {H. M.) How I found Livingstone. 1086.05 
 
 — awl Charles). Narrative of an expedition to the 
 
 Zambesi and its tributaries ; and of the discovery 
 of the lakes Shirwa and Nyassa, 1858-1864. New 
 
 York, 1866. 8° 1095.10 
 
 a^ See also lives of L. {in Biography . p. 169). 
 
 Livingston (Edward). See Biography (p. 169) ; alsn Moore (F.) 
 Amer. eloquence, v. 2, 1858 (ca25.03i ;— Herring (J) and 
 Longacre (J. B.) Nat. poitr. gal., v. 1, 18:14. . . 3247.08 
 
 Livingston (Philip). See Mag. of Amer. hist.. May 3. 1877 (arti- 
 cle by E. Alien ; 3 pp ) : Sanderson's Biog. uf the si^uers 
 of the Decl. of independence, v. 3, lh20 3244.03 
 
 Livingston (Robert R ) Oration before the N. Y. soc. of the 
 Cincinnati, 1787. — The purse and the sword, an extract. 
 [In Moore (F.) Amer. eloquence, v. 1. 1858 [6325.03] ;— 
 Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gallery, 
 V. 4. 1839 3247.11 
 
 Livingston (Wm.) Review of the military operations in N. A., 
 1753-56. \ln Mass. hist. soc. Col., v. 7, 1801.) . . 661.U3 
 
 — Speech in New Jersey legislature, 1777. [Ir. Moore (F.) 
 
 Amer. eloquence, v. 1, 1858.] 6325.02 
 
 »S" lor li/e of W. L., sec Biography (p. 169). 
 
 Livingstone manor. Papers relating to the m.in^ir of Livingston. 
 iucUidiug the first settlement of Schoharie. 1680-1795. 
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 ages of Great Britain, with biogr. and hist, me- 
 moirs. 8 V. London, 1850. 12°. . . . 3225.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Abbott, {dbp, of Canterbury), v. 
 
 3, p. 285. 
 Abercrombie (Sir Ralph), v. 8. 
 Albemarle [Duke o/).v. 5, p. 209. 
 Allen (Cardtnat), v. 2, p. 231. 
 Amherst {l5i lord)^ v. 8, p. 105. 
 Auue {Queen), v. 7, p. 29. 
 .\rgyll (ls( duke ofj;\. C.p. 281. 
 
 — (2d duke of), and duke of 
 Greenwich, v. 7, p. 137. 
 
 — • (9(/i carl of), v. 0, p. 189. 
 
 — (Marquis of), v. 6, p. 117. 
 .\rliugton (earl of), v. 0, p. 171. 
 Arrau (Ear of, v. 2, p. 75. 
 Amndell (FitZidan, cari if), v. 2. 
 
 — (Howard, e-nri of), v. 2. p. 249. 
 
 — and Surrey (earl of), v. i. 
 
 — of Wardoiir (Baroness), v. 4. 
 Aston (1st lord), V. 4, p. 1. 
 Atterbury (bp. of Rochester), v. 7. 
 Bacon (Sir NicU.), v. 2, p. 107. 
 B.^uk8 (.Sir Joseph), v. 8. p. 233, 
 Bath (Earl of, v. 7, p. 217. 
 Bcatoun (Cardiniii), v. 1, p. 99. 
 Bedford (Isi carlof), v. 1, p. 217. 
 
 — (Harrington, countess of ),v. 3. 
 
 — (ilk earl of), v. 4, p. 53. 
 
 — {Carre, counlcsi of), v. 6. 
 
 — (Bule of,,\. 6, p. 253. 
 
 — (llli dulce of), v. 7, p. 2.15. 
 
 — (5(/iiiit/.-eo/), V. 8, p. 131. 
 Blonnt [Earl if Devoiistdri), v. 3. 
 Bodlcy (Sir Thomas), v. 3, p. 03. 
 Bohcm.a (Elizabeth, qu. of), v. 5. 
 Boleyn (Anne), v. 1, p. 63. 
 Bolingbroke (ist viscount), v. 7. 
 Boylo [lion. Robt.), V. 0, p. 227. 
 Brackle.v (Viscount), v. 3, p. 115. 
 Braganza (Catherine gu. of), 
 
 V. tl, p. 297. 
 Brandon [duke of Suffolk), v. 1. 
 Biidpoit [[stviscouni),\-, 8, p. ^03. 
 Bristol (Id cart of), v. 0. p. 23. 
 Brooke ( 1st lord), v. 3, p. 239. 
 
 — 2,( lord), V. 4, p. 87. 
 Buckiugliam (ist duke of), v. 3. 
 Bur^hley (Lord), v. 2, p. 267. 
 Burlington [Zd earl ef), v. 7. 
 Burnet (Gilbert, hisliop of Salis- 
 bury), V. 7, p. 37. 
 
 Bute [id carl of), v. 8, p. 61. 
 Caernarvon {ls( cart of), v. 4. 
 Camden (ist earl of), v. 8, p. 83. 
 Canterbury (Cranmer. abp. of), 
 
 v. l,p. 235. 
 Capet (Lord), v. 4, p. 223. 
 Caiew (Sir Nich.), V. 1. p. Gj. 
 Carlisle (Countess of), v. 5, p. 107. 
 Cavendish [\st duke of JJevon- 
 
 s'lire), V. 7, p. 1. 
 
 — (1st duke of Newcastle), v. 7. 
 Charles i., v. 4, p. 235. 
 Charles II., v. 6, p. 135. 
 Charlotte {/''■inccA-s), v. 8, p. 225. 
 Chatham*(lsi earl of),v, 7, p. 289. 
 Clierbury (Lord Herbert of), 
 
 v. 4. p. 261. 
 Clarendon (Earl of), v. 6, p. 265. 
 Clifford of t;hudleigh (1st lord), 
 
 V. 5, p. 255. 
 Clifford {countess of Pembroke), 
 
 V. 6, p. 289. 
 Clive (Lord), v. 7, p. 277. 
 Coimvallis (1st marquis), v. 8. 
 Cottington (Lord), v. 6. p. 17. 
 Couitenay (earl of Ztevunsltire), 
 
 V. 1, p. 247. 
 
 Coventry {l5( lord), v. 4, p. 41. 
 Cranmer (arclibp. of Canterbury), 
 
 v. ], p. 235. 
 Craven [1st earl of), v. 6, p. 247. 
 Cromwell (Oliver), v. B, p. 75. 
 Cromwell (earl of Essex), v. 1. 
 Cumbeiland (3deario/),v 3,p.29 
 Dauby [1st earl oj), v. 4. p. 149. 
 Darnley [Lord, king of Srjitland), 
 
 v. 2, p. 27. 
 Denbigh (ls« ccirio/). v. 4. p. 113. 
 Denny (.Sir Anthony), v. 1, p. 165. 
 Derby (Countess cf), v. 5, p. 139. 
 
 — (\st earl if), v. 1, p. 7. 
 
 — (Eartof), V. 5, p. 9. 
 Devereux (earl of Essex), v. 2. 
 Devonshire (Countess oJ), v. 6. 
 
 — Blount (earl of), v. 3, p. 37. 
 
 — Courlenay (Earl of), v. 1. 
 
 — Cavendish [Isl dulce of), v. 7. 
 Digby (Sir Kenelm), v. 5, p. 147, 
 Dorset (Eart of), v. 3, p. 47. 
 
 — [Itkeiirlof). V. 5, p. 37. 
 Drake (Sir Francis), v. 2, p. 237. 
 Dudley (duke of Northumber- 
 land), V. 1, p. 181. 
 
 — [earl if N"rlhumlerland),\\Z. 
 
 — (Earl of Warwick),\. 2, p. aUF" 
 Duncan (IsiviscoHnf), v. 8, p. 143, 
 Dundee (1st viscouni).\. 6, p. 215. 
 Edward VI., v. 1; p. 169. 
 Elizabeth (Queen), v. 3, p. 1. 
 Essex (Cromwcil, carl of), v. 1, 
 
 — (Devereux. carl of), v. 2. 
 
 — (Id earl of I, V. 2, p. 275. 
 
 — (.id earl of), v. 4, p, 209. 
 Exeter [ist r'arl of), v. 3, p. 147. 
 Exiiiouth { i^iscount), v. 8, p. 275. 
 Falk:aud(2iiDiscoini(), v. 4. p. 131. 
 Finth (eart of Notline/ham), v. 6. 
 Fitzalan (earl nfArundell), v. 2. 
 Fox (Chas. Jiimcs), v. 8. p. 193. 
 Godolpbiu (earl of), v. 7, p. 9. 
 Goring (Lord), v. 4. p. 313. 
 Grauby [Marquis ff),v. 7, p. 249. 
 Grandison ( Vtscotcnl), v. 4, p. 107. 
 Grcsham [Sir Thomas), v. 2. 
 Grey [Le^y Jane), v. 1, p. 109. 
 Guilillord (ist lord), v. 0, p. 181. 
 
 — (2d carl of). V. 8, p. 61. 
 Hale (Sir Watthi-w), v. 6, p. 13. 
 Hamilton [istdukeofj.v. 4,p 271. 
 
 — (2ddukerf).v.t>,\i. 1. 
 
 — (1st inarq. if), v. 3, p. 23. 
 
 — (2i marq. of), v. 3, p. 167. 
 Hardwicke (ist carl of), T. 7 
 Haltou (Sir Chr.), v. 2, p. 221. 
 Hawko [Lord),\, 8, p. 1. 
 Heatbfleld (1st lord), v. 8, p. 33. 
 Henrietta Maria (Queen), v. 5. 
 Henry vin. (Kint/), v. 1, p. 121. 
 Herbert of clierbury (Lord), v. 4. 
 Hertford "(li'( marq ), v. 5, p. 99. 
 Holland (isl earl of), v. 4, p. 291. 
 
 — (1st lord), v. 7, p. 265. 
 
 H^ lies (duke of Newcastle), v. 7. 
 Hood (ist viscount), v. 8, p. 213. 
 Hopton (Lord), v. ft, p, 25. 
 Howard (earl of Arundeli), v. 2. 
 
 — (1st earl of Nottingham), v. 3. 
 
 — (earl of Suffolk), v. 3, p. 196. 
 Howe (Earl of), v. 8, p. 109. 
 Huntley {2d marquis of), v. 4. 
 Hyde {.\nne, ducttess of york), 
 
 V. 5, p. 231. 
 Jones [Sir Wm.), v. 8, p. 91. 
 Keppell ( Viscount), v. 8, p, 21. 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRABT.
 
 LODGE - LOGIC 
 
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 Kuor (Johii', v. 2. p. 43. 
 LaiicKSter (Mari/ai^t of), v. 1. 
 Luuadowno {\U mayquin oft, v. 8. 
 Land (W., arctib/t. of CanUr- 
 
 buri/). V. 4, p. 155. 
 LMiulf'vdalo (DukfTof), v. fi, p. 75. 
 Leeds (1st (luAe r»/j. v. 7, p. 19. 
 Leicesler [Ejrl of), v. 2, p. 189. 
 
 — ICJunli'ss of], V. 5, p. 93. 
 Lincola {Bail of), v. 2, p. 157. 
 Liudaey (lj( rail of), v. 4. p. 79 
 
 — {2.( m I of), V. 0. p. 159. 
 Liverpool (2 J € irtof), v.g. p. 253. 
 Locki)(.Johii), V. 0. 11. 289. 
 London (Ridley, bis/top of), v. 1. 
 Lotbiiin (3./ earl of), v. 5. p. 299. 
 llaitland (.S'l'c Wm., of Litking- 
 
 ton), V. 2. p. 07. 
 
 — {1st lord). V. 2, p. 257. 
 Manchesiei- (ii earl of), v. 5, 
 Mansfield (Isfcmi of), v. 8, p. 73. 
 iVlargaretuf Laiii-aster.v. I.p.l3. 
 Marlborough (Duchess of), v. 7. 
 
 — (Duke of}, V. 7. p. 07. 
 M.iry Tudor (Qaeat), v. 2. p. 1. 
 lUry Stuart (Queen), v. 2, p. 183. 
 Middlesex (,st enri of), v. 4. 
 Middletou (.vi'r Hualij.v. 3.p.267. 
 Moninoutb (Duke of, v. 6. p. 155. 
 Montagu (2 ( duke rf. v. 7, p. 187. 
 Montrose Marquisof), v.4,p.323. 
 Moore (Sir John), v. 1, p. a9. 
 More (Sir Thomaa), v. 1, p. 41. 
 Morton (Earl of), v. 2. p. 137. 
 Murray (Ear' (f),\. 2. p. 35. 
 Nelson (Lorit). v. 8. p. 149. 
 Newark (ist lord), v. 6. p. 91. 
 Newcastle (Cavendish, 1st duke 
 
 of), V. 6. p. 1. 
 
 — (Holies, duke of), v. 7, p. 237. 
 Newton (Sir Isaac), v. 7, p. 111. 
 Korfolk (Duke of), v. 1, p. 191. 
 
 — (li'i duke of), V. 2, p. 63. 
 North (l.sf lord), T. 2, p. 21. 
 Northampton (Earlof).v.'i, p.93. 
 
 — (2i earl of). V. 4, p. 95. 
 Northumberland (Dudley, duke 
 
 of), V. 1, p. 181. 
 
 — (Earl of), V. 3. p. 275. 
 
 — (Percy, earl of), v. 5, p. 187. 
 Notlinsham (Howard, 1st earl 
 
 of), V. 3, p. 173. 
 
 — (Finch, earl of), v. 6, p. 83. 
 Ortord (Walpole, 1st earl of), 
 
 V. 7, p. 161. 
 
 — (Horatio, ith earl of), v. 8. 
 Ormond (1st duke of), v. 6, p. 199. 
 
 — (2d duke of), v.'l, p. 153. 
 Oxford and Mortimer (Earl of), 
 
 V. 7, p. 97. 
 
 Paget (1st lord), v. 2, p. 13. 
 
 i'aiKer (Matthew, arc/ibp. of Can- 
 terbury), V. 2, p. 87. 
 
 Parr (Catherine, queen), v. 1. 
 
 Pembroke (Sydney, countess of), 
 V. 3, p. 139. 
 
 — (Earl o_f), V. 3, p. 257. 
 
 — and Montgomery (Earl of), 
 v. 4, p. 337. 
 
 — {Clilford, countess of), v. 5. 
 Percy, (earl of 2\^orthumberland), 
 
 V.5, p. 187. 
 Peterburonyh (3d earl of), v. 7. 
 
 Pitt (WlUlam), v. 8, p. 179. 
 Polo (Cardinah, v. 1, p. 253. 
 Portland |ls( earlof), v. 3. p. 205. 
 Raleigh (.Vi> Walter), v. :i, p. 125. 
 [lich (2d carl of Warwick), v. 5. 
 Itichmond (i>ucAess<i/). v.4,p.l3. 
 
 — (Duch^s of), V. fi, p. 271. 
 
 — (Duke t/),v. 5, p. 69. 
 
 — (Duke of', V. 3. p. 181. 
 Ridley, (bishop of London), V. 1. 
 Rochester (F. Attcrhui-y, bishop 
 
 of). V. 7, p. 2. 
 Rockingham (2d marquis of},v. 8. 
 Rodney (\st ItrJ), v. 8, p. 41. 
 Rolb.s (Duke of), V. 6, p. 49. 
 Rupert (Prince), v. 6, p. 57. 
 Russell (Lord), v. C, p. 109. 
 
 — (Lalyi, V. 7, p. 89. 
 
 St. Ad)an [riscounl). v. 3, p. 187. 
 St. Vincent (Earlo'), v. 8, p. 243. 
 Salisbury (Earl of), v. 3, p. 73. 
 Sandwich (Istcarltf), v.5. p.243. 
 Scott (Sir Walter), v. 8, p. 203. 
 Selden (John), v. 5, p. 47. 
 Seymour (.Jane, 5ucen),v.l, p 61. 
 
 — of Sudeley (Lord Thomas), 
 v. 1, p. 147. 
 
 Shrewsbury (Duke of), v. 7. p. 67. 
 Sidney (Sir Philip), V. 2, p. 165. 
 
 — (Algernon), v. 0, p. 119. 
 Souiers (Lord), v. 7, p. 51. 
 Somei-sct (Duke of), v. 1, p. 161. 
 
 — (6( 1 duke of), v. 7, p. 179. 
 Southampton [Earl <f.\\3. p. 155. 
 
 — (Illi earl of), v. 6,'d. 179. 
 Slafford ( rise mnt). v. 0, p. 41. 
 .Straffor.l (Earlof), v. 4, p. 69. 
 Stuart (Lady Arabella),v.3. p. 101. 
 Suffolk (Brandon, duke of), v. 1. 
 
 — ((-irey, duke of), v. 1, p. 21'i. 
 
 — (Howard, earl of), v.3, p. 195. 
 Sunderland (Countess),\.6,^. 99. 
 
 — (ls( earl of), v. 4, p. 121. 
 
 — (2d earl of), v. 6, p. 261. 
 Surrey (Earl of), v. 1, p. 1 13. 
 Sussex \Earl of), v. 2, p. 149. 
 Sydney, (countess of Pembroke), 
 
 v.3, p. 139. 
 Tillotson.(arcW>p. of Canterbury), 
 
 V. G, p. 2i9. 
 Totnes (Earl of), T. 3, p. 247. 
 Wales (Priiux of), v. 3. p. 83. 
 Walpole (Horatio. ls( lord), v. 7. 
 
 — (Robert, 1st earl of Orford), 
 V. 7, p. 161. 
 
 — (Horatio, ith earl of Orford), 
 V. 8, p. 97. 
 
 Walsingham (Sir Francis), v. 2. 
 Warham. (archbp. rf Canterbury), 
 
 v. 1, p. 33. 
 "Warwick (Dudley, earl of), v. 2. 
 
 — (Ricliard. 2d earl of), v. 5. 
 Wellington (Duke of), v. 8, p. 287. 
 Winchester (\st marquis of), v. 2. 
 
 — (5t/i viarquis of}, v. 5, p. 281. 
 Wolsey (Cardinal), v. 1, p. 21. 
 Worcester (Earl of), v. 3. p. 206. 
 
 — (1st marq. of), v. 4, p. 181. 
 
 — (2/ 7narq. of), v.5, p. 165. 
 Wottoii (Sir Henry), v. 4. p. 27. 
 York (Elizabeth of, queeji ty'Hen- 
 
 ry VII.), V. 1. p. 1. 
 
 - (Anne Hyde, duchess of, v. 6. 
 
 Lodga (Henry Cabot). Life and letters of George 
 
 Cabot. Boston, 1877. 8° 3031.07 
 
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 stage-plays. With a alarum against usurers ; 
 
 and Forbonius and Prisceria. Introd. by D. 
 
 Laing. London, Shak. .toe, 1853. 8°. . 1756-18 
 Lodwick (Charles). New York in 1692. [/n New York hist. soc. 
 
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 1-2. (/;< Smith, uiiscel. coll., v.-O, 1807 J . . . .39.15.16 
 
 Same. [Part 3. [In Sm. iniscel. coll.. v. II. 1874.) 3925 21 
 
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 Philol. soc. Proceedings. 18.i2-53.] 6443.06 
 
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 v. 4, 1871. 
 
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 phia, 1877. 12° 1151.19 
 
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 — Clans of the 'Scottish Highlands, illus. bv K. K. 
 
 Mclan. 2 V. London. 1 >r/7. fol. . . ."Gii27.01 
 Logan (John). Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers, [/n C.'s 
 
 Eu^-1. poets, V. 18, 1810.) 1026.18 
 
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 Logan (Thoutas M.) Climate of California. [In Sm. rep., 1867, 
 18.^7) :— Metenroi.itiical observ. at Sacramento, 1853-55. 
 
 [In Sm. rep.. 18.i5, 18.57.) 3930.10 
 
 Same. For years 1850-57. (Sm. rep. 1857.) . . .3936.12 
 
 Logau(\Vm.) The great social evil. L ,1S71.12°.58!8.11 
 liO^auiau librar.v, (/'/lii. ) Catalogue of books. Phil- 
 adelphia, JS"i7. 8^ 2714.28 
 
 Logarithms. See Mathematics. (Logarithms.) 
 
 Logic. 
 
 — Aristotle. Organon ; or logical treatises. Tr. with 
 
 analysis by O. F. Owen. 2 v. io/m, 1853. 5128.11 
 Same. Tr. by T. Taylor. 1S07. . . . 5018.02 
 
 — B'lileij (S.) Theory of reasoning. 1851. .5428.01 
 
 — Bala (A.) Logic. 2 pts. in 2 v. 1870. .5428.20 
 
 Contents: Pt. 1. Deduction. Pt, 2. Induction. 
 
 Pt. 1. (Deduction) coiitaiua a general introd., the uQual 
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 ton, and 11 full absti-act of the Bcltemes of De Morgan and 
 Boole. The appendix treats of the Classification of tlie 
 sciences, the Province of logic, the Enumeration of things, 
 the Universal postulate. Fallacies. Pt. 2 (Induction) com- 
 prises the methods of inductive research, and coUateial 
 topics, with the innovation of the rendering of cause by 
 the new doctrine called the conservation or correl.ition of 
 force, and contains chapters on Definition, the Logic of the 
 sciences, Fallai-ies, with appendix upon Analysis and 
 synthesis. Growth of the logic of induction, the Art of 
 discovery, hist, evidence, etc. 
 
 — Barron ( IV.) Lectures on belles lettres and logic. 
 
 2 V. 1806 ( . . . 6334.14 
 
 — Baynes (T. S.) Essay on the new analytic of logi- 
 
 cal forms. 1850 5428.02 
 
 Herbert Spencer on Sir Wm. Hamilton and the quantifica- 
 tion of the predicate. [In Coutemp. rev., Apr., 1873.] 
 
 — Bentham (J.) Essay on logic. [In his Works, v. 8 (15).] 6016.08 
 
 — BlaUfy (li.) Essay towards an easy and useful 
 
 system of logic. 183J 5428.28 
 
 Historical sketch of logic. 1851. . . . 5428.13 
 
 — Boole (G.) Investigationof laws of thought, on which 
 
 are founded mathematical theories of logic and 
 
 probabilities. 1854 5428.35 
 
 jyote. — J. Venn sets forth the characteristic features of 
 jthis system in Mind, v. 1, 1870 : p. 479-491 ; and for rejoin- 
 der by G, B. Halsted to Jevons'a criticisms of Boole, in bis 
 'Principles of science' see Mind. Jan.. 1878. 
 
 — Bosanquet (S. li. ) New system of logic, adapted to 
 
 moral philosophy. 2d ed. 1870. . . 5434.22 
 
 — BoiceiKF.) Treatise on logic. 1864. . . 542s. 03 
 
 Note. — Comprises both the Aristotelic and Hamiltonian 
 nnalyses of logical forms, witli chaitters of applied logic. 
 
 — Condiliac (E. B. de). De lai t de raiaonuer. — Do I'art de 
 
 penser. [/n /(is Cours d elude, v.3-4. 1872.] , . .5033.05 
 —■Dai/ (U. jV. ) Logical praxis. 1872. . . 5128.27 
 
 — De iloryiDi (A.) Formal logic : or, the calculus of 
 
 inference, necessary and probable. 1847. 5428.22 
 Syllabus of a proposed system of L. I860. 50U3. 15 
 
 — Devey (J.) Logic ; or the science of inference. 
 
 1814 5428.04 
 
 — Duncan (W.) Elements of logic. 1818. .5428.31 
 
 — Everett (C.C.) The science of thought. 1870. 5428.33 
 
 — Field (G.) Nouology ; or the analogv of logic. [In his Ana- 
 
 logical phiUis., v. 1. lK:i9 ; p. 143 2;14.] 3914.08 
 
 Third organon attempted ; elements of logic and subjec- 
 tive philosophy. [In Pamphleteer, v. 12. 1818.) . 6058.12 
 
 — Fhwler (T.) Elements of deductive logic. 4th ed. 
 
 1871 5428.25 
 
 Elements of inductive logic. 1870.. . 5128.24 
 
 — OUbarl(J.\y.) Logic for the million. 1865.5428.41 
 
 — Hamilton (SirWm. ) Lectures on logic. Ed. by H. L. 
 
 Mansel and J. Veitch. Boston, iSiiO. 8°. 5423.(15 
 
 Recent English treatises on logic. Syllogism, its kinds, 
 
 etc. [/u Ais Discussions, tf(c. 1850.] 6413.10 
 
 — Eeriel (G.W.F.) Logic. Tr.by Wallace. 1874. 5428.39 
 Logik. [/(( /ii.v Werke, 3-5, ls40.] 
 
 Outlines of logic. Tr. by W. T. Harris. [7n Jour, of spec. 
 
 phdoB., V. 3, 1809 ; p. 257-280.] 5442.03 
 
 Translations from complete logic of the whole lat sec- 
 tion — qilality : — Summary or tianslation. commented and 
 interprete.l, of 2d section — quantity. [In Stirling (J. H.I 
 Secret of Hegel, v, 1, 1865 ; p. 320-465 ; v. 2, p. 1-397.] 6413.16 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S N'.AME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEIt.
 
 716 
 
 LOGIC - LONDON 
 
 Logic, coni'mued. 
 
 — Bickok (L. P.) The logic of reason, universal and 
 
 eternal. 1875 54-iH.34 
 
 Coniciits : Introduction. Prominent forma of abstract 
 logic. Logic of concrete universality. 
 
 — Hobbes {T.) Art of sopliistry. [In his English works. T. 6, 
 
 1840.] 6043.11 
 
 — — Computation ; or logic. [In his Engl, works, v. 1 ] 6U43.0G 
 
 — Uaqhlings (I. 1'. ) Logic of names : introd. to 
 
 Boole's laws of thought. 1869. . . , .'5428.14 
 
 — Jevmis (W. .S.) Elementary lessons in logic: de- 
 
 ductive and inductive. 5th ed. 1875. . 5428.36 
 
 John Stuart IMill's philosophy tested. [In Contemp rev., 
 
 Dec, 1877 ; Jan.. Apr.. 1878.] 
 ^ote. — A sweeping condemnation of Mill's philosophy. 
 
 .Logic. 187G. [Science primer.] . . 5428.37 
 
 Principles of science : a treatise on logic and 
 
 scientitic method. 2 v. 1874 3915.18 
 
 iVo<e.— Reviewed by G. C. Robertson in Mind. v. 1, 1876, 
 
 ■As the best outcome of the modern revolt against the 
 
 Aristotelian system,' but * open to exception in many ways.' 
 
 — The substitution of similars, the true principle 
 
 of reasoning. 1869 54i8.15 
 
 . Who discovered the quantification of the predicate ? [In 
 
 Contemp. rev.. May, 1873.] 
 
 — Kant (I.) Logik. [In his Werke, v. 8, l.«68.] 
 
 Note. — For an analysis of the Kantian logic «e Caird's 
 Philos. of Kant, 1877 5414 25 
 
 — Latham (ii. U. ) Logic in its application to language. 
 
 1856 54i8.16 
 
 — Law [H.) Essay on logic, [/il/iis fd.r/Euclid. I860.] 4011.29 
 
 — Lectures on Locke ; or, the principles of [practical] 
 
 logic, [anon.'] 1840 54'28.32 
 
 — Lewes (ff. H.) Principles of certitude. From the unknown 
 
 to the known, etc. [In his Foundaiions of a creed, v. 2, 1875.] 
 Note. — The appendix criticises the Hegelian logic. 
 
 — Mae Greijor (P.) System of logic. 1862. 54'28.0a 
 
 Note. — Includes a survey of the principal branches of 
 knowledge. 
 
 — McOosh (J.) Laws of discursive thought ; a text- 
 
 book of formal logic. 1870 5428.19 
 
 jVote.— Rev. by H. N. Day in New Englander. v. 29, 1870. 
 
 — Mansel {H. L.) Prolegomena logica ; inquiry into 
 
 the psychol. character of the logical processes. 
 
 2d ed. 1860 5415.08 
 
 Recent extensions of iormal logic. [In his Letters, etc. 
 
 1873.] 6424.23 
 
 Niite.—'Refr. from N. Brit, rev.. May. 1851. 
 
 — ifarlineau [J.) Theory of reasoning. [In his Essays, v. 2, 
 
 1868 ; p. 318-355.] 2536.18 
 
 — Mill {J. S. ) System of logic ; ratiocinative and 
 
 inductive. 1857 5428.08 
 
 iVoie.— Mainly inductive, treating of the lawi of thought 
 
 in- their bearing upon tlio art of inference. 
 Jevons ( \y. S.) J. S. Mill's philos. tested. [7n Contemp. 
 
 rev., Dec, 1877 ; Jau., Apl.. 1878.] 
 
 Note. — A vehement assault on Mill's logical system. Re- 
 plied to briefly by G. C. Robertson, in Mind, Jan., 1878 ; 
 
 andbyG.C. Robertsouaiid A. Sprachey. in Mind, ApL, 1878. 
 
 Jevons also replies to Robertson, in Mmd, Apl., 1878. A. 
 
 Baiu has an article in Mind, Jan., 1878, upon Mill's theory 
 
 of the syllogism. 
 
 — Newman [P. W.) Fragment on logic. [In Ms Miscellanies, 
 
 1869 : p. 1-64.] 2538.10 
 
 — Peirce (C. S.) Illustrations of the logic of science. [In 
 
 Popular science mo., v. 12-13, 1877-78 ; several pajfers.] 
 
 — Po)-( iJoj/ai art of thinking. 1818. . . . 561-'i.l3 
 
 — Port Royal logic. From the French : with introd., 
 
 notes, e<c., by T. S. Baynes. 1861. . .5128.17 
 
 — Smee (A.) Process of thought adapted to words 
 
 and language. With a description of the rela- 
 tional and differential machines. 1851. . 5426.06 
 
 — Spencer (H.) Reasoning in general, and current doctrine con- 
 
 cerning logical forms. [In his Principles of psychology, 
 V. 2, 1873.] 6416.17 
 
 — Stebbing ( \V.) Analysis of Mill's system of logic. 
 
 Newed. 1875 5428.38 
 
 — Stewirt (/>.) Of reasoning and of deductive evidence. — Of the 
 
 Aristotelian logic. — Of inductive logic. [In his Col. works. 
 V. 3, 1854 ; \.2of his Philos. of the human mind.] 5417.03 
 
 — Tappan (H. P. ) Elements of logic ; with introd. 
 
 view of ijhilosophy and the reason. 1860. 5428.06 
 
 — Thomson ( W. ) Outline of the laws of thought ; 
 
 pure and applied logic. [With appendix on In- 
 dian logic, by Max Miiller. ] 1859. . .54-28.07 
 
 — Turrell (H. J.) Manual of logic. 1870. .5128.2:! 
 
 — Ueberwerj {F.) System of logic and hist, of logical 
 
 doctrines. Tr. with notes by T. M.Lindsay. 54z8.40 
 
 — Venn (J. ) The logic of chance ; theory of proba- 
 
 bility, with especial reference to its application 
 to moral and social science. 1866. . . 5428.18 
 
 Uses of hypotheses. [In Mind. Jan.. 1878 ; p. 43-56.] 
 
 — Watts (J.) Logick. Leeds, 1792. . . .54-28.29 
 Same. Walpole, 1809 5428.30 
 
 — Whately(R.) Elements of logic. 1851. .5428.10 
 
 — Wolf or Woljius {C.) Logic. 1770. . . . 5i28.26 
 
 See also Jourfcal of spec, philos.. v. 2. 1863 ; p. 193-208 
 (■Validity of the laws of logic, by 0. S. Peirce) ; v. 7, 1873. 
 p. 42-50 {Old and new systems of logic ; Engl, and Hegelian 
 methods, by F. P. Stearns) ; v. 9, 1875 : p. 417-421 (What is 
 logic, by J. G. Anderson) ; v. 10-11, 1860.77 (Bases of induc- 
 tion, by L. Lachelier ; several artick-s) ; Apl., 1876 ; p. 158- 
 166 (Two kinds of dialectic, by L. Hickok); Jan., 1876, p. 17- 
 35 (Empiricism and common logic, by J. Watson) ; Medical 
 critic, v. 1, 1801 (2 art. on the syllogism, by R. G. Latham); 
 V. 1, 1861 (Distinction betw. analvtical and synthetical 
 jiulgment, by C. M. Ing.eby) ; Mind. v. 1, 1876; p. 43 52 
 (Consistency and real influence, by J. Venn) ; v, 2, 1877 
 (On some principles of logic, by C. Reade ; Fundamental 
 logic, by J. J. Muvpliy) ; Nat. q\l. rev., v. 25, 1872 (Logic as 
 an agency of reform) ; New Eugl., v. 14. 1856 (The hypo- 
 thesis : its place in reasoning) ; New Englander, v. 30, 1871 
 (Grounds of confidence in inductive reasoning) ; July, 1H74 
 (Ulrici's logic, by B. P. Bowne) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 28, 1858 
 (Mill's logic of induction) ; v. 33. 1860 (Logic and recent 
 British logicians) ; v. 61, 1870 (Different schools of elemen- 
 tary logic). 
 
 ^;S' ^ee also Arts (Useful : Introd. imrks : method, p. 39), 
 especially those by Bacon : — Jevons ; — Lewes ; — Whewelt. 
 I^g' See also Medicine {Medical logic). 
 
 Logic in theology. 5ee Taylor (Isaac) 3612.06 
 
 Logic of mathematics. See Davies {C.) 4014.04 
 
 Logic of political economy. See De Qnincey (T.) . . 6912 32 
 Loiterings of travel. .See Willis (N. P.) Miscel. works. 5076.27 
 LoUards. Wiicliffe [J.) Apology for Lollard doctrines attributed 
 to W. Ed. by J. H.Todd. 1842. (Camden soc.) .6112.20 
 See also (in Biography) lives of 'W-ycUfre (p. 2141 : and 
 Cobham (A. 134) ; reierences in M'Clintock and Strong. 
 V. 5 (article Lollards) ; and (in FictionI, Holt (E. S.) Mis- 
 tress Marjory [213.81]. 
 Lomas (J.) and Peace (A. S.) Wealthy men and 
 women of Brooklj-n. Brooklyn, 1847. 18^. GI3.09 
 
 Lombard street. See Bagehot (Wm.) 1873 5922.28 
 
 Ijomeiiie (Louis de). Beaumarchais and his times. 
 
 Tr. by H. S. Edwards. 4 v. L., 1856. 8'. 3U16.I0 
 
 Same. [Condensed.] N. Y., 18-37. 12°. 3016.14 
 
 — Sketches of conspicuoTls living characters of France. 
 
 [anon.} Tr. by E.M.Walsh. Phil., 1841. 8". 3261.26 
 Contents : Preface. Thiers. Chateaubriand. Laffltte. 
 Guizot. Laniartine. Soult. Berryer. De La Menuais. 
 Victor Hugo. Dupin. Beranger. Odillon Barrott. Aia- 
 go. George Sand. Duke de Broglie. 
 
 iV(;/e.— For his numerous articles in Revue des d. mondrs 
 see p. 90 of its Table gin. 
 
 Lommel (Eugene). Nature of light, with account of 
 physical optics. New York, 1876. 12^. . 40-24.18 
 
 Londiiia *illustrata. Graphic and hist, memorials of 
 Lond. and Westminster. L., 1819-25. 2t. fol. 957.01 
 
 London. See Countries, etc. [London, p. 340). 
 
 London athenaaum. See Athenaeum. 
 
 London banking life. .S'ee Purdy (W.) 6922.32 
 
 Loudon bridge. Tliomson(H.) Chronicles of. [anon.\ 
 1827 492.29 
 
 London catalogue of books, 1810-31. L.,E. Bent, 1831. 8°. 2724.1* 
 
 Iioudou dialectical society. Keport on spiritualism. 
 London, 1871. 8^ 3815.-11 
 
 London. Edinburgh, and Dublin philos. magazine. See Philo- 
 sophical magazine. 
 
 London illustrated news. See Illustrated London news. 
 
 London in light and darkness ; poems. See Michell (N.) 
 1872 1667.04 
 
 London institution. Catalogue of the library, sys- 
 tematically classed. 4 V. L., 1835-1852. 8°. •2715.02 
 
 — Bibl. account of La description de I'Egypte, with list of other 
 
 donations. 1837-38. London, 1838. 8° 'J715.05 
 
 — Charter, bye-laws. etc. London. 1832. 8° 2716.05 
 
 — Hist, account of the L. I. London, 1835. 8'. . . . 2716.05 
 
 — List of proprietors. London, 1853. 8° 2716.05 
 
 London inleruatioual exliibitiou. See Arts (Useful : Exhibitions, 
 
 etc.. p. 43). 
 London lancet, ^ee Lancet (The). 
 London library. Catalogue. By R. Hariison. 3d ed. 
 
 London, 186,5. 8° 2715.14 
 
 London lyrics. See Locker (F.) 1870 1663.29 
 
 Iioudoii quarterly review. Oct., 1869 — Jan., 1878. 
 
 V. 31-18. London, 1869-78. 8°. ... 8115.01 
 Note. — The old ' Quarterly review ' is reprinted in the 
 
 United States as ' London qu. rev.' 
 London society. v^l-'J'2. L., 1862-77. 8°. .8100.00 
 Loudon stage ; a collection of inlays. 4 v. London. 
 
 1830. 8" 1732.17 
 
 Contents [alphabetical arrangement), v. 1. Adopted child. 
 
 Alexander the Great. All the world's a stage. Beggar's 
 
 opera. Bold stroke for a wife. Castle B(jectre. Citizen. 
 
 Clandestine marriage. Country girl. Critic. Deaf and 
 
 dumb. Deserter. Devil to pay. Duenna. Gamester. 
 
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 LONDON LONGFELLOW 
 
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 nigh life below Btaira. Honest thiovea. Hypocrite. lu- 
 countint. Jealous wife. Jew. Liom-l uiiil Clunsaa. I..ove 
 inaviUiiKe. Lying ralet. Maiil ol the inn. Man of tlio 
 woilil. Mayor of Garratt. Miilaa. MidiilgUt hour. 
 Mieor. Pacllock. Pizarro Quaker. Recruitiui! offli^er. 
 Eoveugc. KivaU. Road (o ruin. Halo a wife and have 
 a wife. .She stooiia to comiuer. Soldier's danehter. 
 Such things an-. Three weelis after Marriage. Wuy to 
 keep him. West Indian. Wheel of fortune. Who's the 
 dupe. 
 
 2. All in the wrong. Arden of Feversham. Barbarosss. 
 Beaux' stralagein. Belle's stratagem. Brothers. Busy- 
 body. Cato. Cliapter of aL-cidents. Child of nature. 
 Coiuus. Conficiona lovers. Constant couple. Cross pur- 
 poses. Doctor ajid apothecary. Dragon of Wiintley. 
 Duke of Milan. Every one has his fault. Fair pi-nitent. 
 Fashionable lover. Follies of a day. Fortune's frolic. 
 Good-uaturetr" man. Haunted tower. Isabella. Know 
 your ovm mind. Liar. Lodoiska. Lord of the manor. 
 Miss in her teens. Mock doctor. New way to pay old 
 debts. Orphan of China. Oroouoko. Polly Honeycomb. 
 Provoked husband. Koeina. Suspicious husband. To- 
 bacconist. Tom Thumb. I'rip to Scarborough. Wedding 
 day. Which is the man. Wives as .they were, and maids 
 as they are. Wonder. 
 
 3. All for love. Better late than never. Bold stroke 
 for a husband. Bon ton. Careless husband. Chronon- 
 hotonthologos. Confederacy. Count of Narboune. Cy- 
 mon. Deaf lover. Deserted daughter. Deuce is in him. 
 Earl of Esse^. Earl of Warwick. Every man iu his hu- 
 mour. Fatal curiosity. First floor, iirst love. Found- 
 ling (The). Giovanni in London. Grecian daughter. 
 Guardian (The). Gustavus Vasa. He would bo a soldier. 
 Heiress (The). Hero and Leander. Irish widow. Lady 
 Jaue Grey. Love a-la-mode. Love for love. Love makes 
 a man. Lovers' quarrels. Lovers' vows. Maid of^the 
 oaks. Monsieur Tonson. Mysterious husband. Orphan 
 (The). Provoked wife. Recruiting sergeant. Ricliard 
 CcBur de Lion. Roman father. She would and she would 
 not. Siege of Damascus. Stranger (The), Sultan (The). 
 Tamerlane. Tender husband. Two misers. Two strings 
 to your bow, . 'Virgin unmasked. Ways and means. 
 
 4. Abroad and at home. Animal magnetism. Ap- 
 pearance is against them. Bashtulman. Braganza. Car- 
 melite (The). Castle of Sorrento. Chances (Tlie), Cheats 
 of Scapin. Contrivances. Curfew (The). Distrest mo- 
 ther. Double dealer. Duplicity. Edward the black prince. 
 False impressions. Farmer's wife. He's niuch to blame. 
 Law of Lombardy. Mahomet. Merchant of Bruges. 
 Miller of Mansfield. Mogul tale. Mourning bride. My 
 spouse and I. Panel (Tlie). Paul and Virginia. Purse 
 (The). Register ofttce. Romp (The). School for arrogance. 
 School for wives. Seduction. Siege of Belgrade. Tan- 
 cred and Sigismunda. Thomas and Sally. 'Votary of 
 wealth. Waterman. Way of the world. What next? 
 Woodman. Zara. 
 
 London times. Index. July, 1866— Dec. 31, 1876. 42 v. 
 London, 18G7-7li. 4^ 8103.13 
 
 liondou (Tower of). Bayley {J.) History and antiqui- 
 ties of. 1830 4«5.18 
 
 Dixon. (W.H.) Her majesty's tower. 2v. 1869. 493.11 
 
 — Knight [J.) In his Loudon, v. 2 487.01 
 
 Long ( Col. C. Chaillt;). Central Africa : naked truths 
 
 of naked people. Kew York, 1877. 8°. . 108G.17 
 iKjng (Edward). History of Jamaica, [rtnoii.] 3 t. 
 
 London, 1774. 4^ 5.58.04 
 
 Long (George). The decline of the Roman republic. 
 
 5 V. London, 1864-74. 8° 437.19 
 
 — a;i(i Maclean© (A. J. ) Bibliotheca classica. 25 v. 
 
 [Greek tests, with Engl, notes.] L., 1853-72. 8°. 
 
 Contents. 
 Note. — For full titles, etc., see names of the respective 
 autuors in general alphabet. 
 
 Lucretius, by Munro. 7727.14 
 Plato. Gorgias, by W. 
 
 H. Thompson. . . . 77(i3.12 
 Phaeirus.by Thompson. 7763.13 
 Sophocles, by Blaydes. 7783.10 
 Tacitus. Annals.byFiost. 7727.07 
 Terence, by Parry. . . 7727.09 
 Virgil, by Coniugton. .7727.10 
 
 .Eschylus, cd. by P;dey. 77ti3.01 
 Cicero. Urat., by Long, 7727.01 
 Demosthenes, by Whis- 
 
 ton 7763.02 
 
 Euripides, by Paley. . 776a.04 
 Hesiod, by Paley. . . 7663.07 
 Homer, by Paley. . . 7763.08 
 Horace, by Macleane. . 7727.05 
 Juvenal, by Macleane. . 7727,00 
 
 Long {Rev. J.) Scripture truth in oriental dress. 
 
 Calcutta, 1871. Vi" 37.")7.(19 
 
 , Long (.1. P. A.) Genealogical hand-book of English 
 
 history. London, [1871). ]8^ 467.13 
 
 Long (Joseph W.) American -wild-fowl shooting. 
 
 New York, 1874. Vi" 46'24.11 
 
 Long (Samuel P.) Art ; its laws, etc. Boston, 1871. 
 
 12= 14r2.20 
 
 Long (T.) Key to the chess openings. Dublin, 1871. 
 
 8° 4CH.24 
 
 Longacre (James B.) and Herring (J.) Nat. portrait gallery. 
 
 See Herring (James) and Longacre 3'247.08 
 
 Longevity and Ceutenarianism. 
 
 — Acctiunl of persons rciiiurkablo for health and lon- 
 
 gevity, {anon.] 18'29 3261.24 
 
 — Bailei/ (T.) Eecords of longevity. 1S57. . 3263. .31 
 
 — Beard {O.M.) Longevity of brain-workrrs. (n. p. ord. J /n4333.3a 
 
 — Classical journal, v. 15, 1817 ; p. 207-211 (Longevity of men ol 
 
 letters, by 'D. Y.') 2742.16 
 
 — Farmer {J.' Instances of longevity In N. H. [/n Mass. hist. 
 
 BOC. Coll., 1st 8., v. 10 ; 2d B,. Wa. V. 2. 1830. J 
 
 — Flourens {!'.) De la longevite humaine et de la 
 
 quantite de vie sur le globe. 4e ed. I860. 4327.08 
 
 — Guy {W.A.) Duration of life iu various pursuits, [/n Statis- 
 
 tical soc. Journal, 1H54-59 ; various articles.] 
 
 — Jarvis (£;.) Increase of human lifs. [In Atlantic mag., v. 24. 
 
 1869 J 
 
 — Lankester (E. B.) On comparative longevity in 
 
 man and the lower animals. 1870. . . 4723. 2'-i 
 
 — Longecily. Part 1. Biometry. By T. S. Lambf-rt. 
 
 Followed by the prize essays, on the physical in- 
 dications of longevity by J. V. C. Smith and John 
 H. Griscom. With a ' Brief application of the ex- 
 position and essays,' by C. L. Hubbell. New 
 York, 1869. 8° 5914. 2!i 
 
 — Lucian. Jn his Works, v. 2, 1780 : p. 394-401. . . . 6047 09 
 
 — Madden {R.R.) Infirmities of men of genius : p, 33-70. 2541,05 
 
 — Falmer (7.) Paper on longevity. [In Mass. hist. soc. Proc, 
 
 1864-5.) 
 
 — Sigonrney {Mrs. L. H.) Literary longevity. [In her Past me- 
 
 ridian, 1854 ; p. 145-172 2543.06 
 
 — Taylor (J.) .\nnals of health, ric. 1818. . 3'261.25 
 
 — Teriiple {Sir W.) Of health and long life, [Works, v. 3,) 6076.04 
 
 — Thackrah (C. T.) Effects of arts, trades, tic, on 
 
 longevity. 1832 4341.01 
 
 — Tliom^ {W. J.) Human longe-vity, its facts and 
 
 its fictions. 1873 4732.16 
 
 — Winslow{F.) Longevity. [/n/i« Body and niind.p. 51-66. ]4333.13 
 
 See also Auier, examiner and rev., July, 1877 (Statistics 
 of longevity) ; Blackw. mag., v. 77, 1855, or Littell, 1855, 
 V. 3; Ed. rev., v. 105, 1857, or Littell, 1857; Fortu. rev., 
 V. 11, 1869 (Sir G. C. Lewis's opinions on longevity ; notes 
 on a conversation with him, by L. A.Tollemaclie); Fraser's 
 mag , K.s,, V. 6, 1872 (by prof. R. Owen); v. 6, 1872 (Longevity 
 of the patriarchs) ; Littell, 1800, v, 3 ; Littell, 1872, v. 4 
 (from Tiusley's mag,); Macra. mag,, Oct., 1871 (Centenarian- 
 ism, by E. Ray Lankester); Kew monthly, July, 1H55 ; 
 Phreuol. journal, July, 1877 (Relation of character to lon- 
 gevity); Qu. rev,,v, 1'24, 1808, or Littell, 18C8, v. 1 (Longevity 
 and centenarianism' ; Sanitarian. May, 1877 (Influence of 
 civilization on the duration of human life, by C. T. Lewis); 
 Scribuer, Nov., 1875 (Curiosities of longevity, by E. Thom- 
 son) ; Westm. rev., Aug., 1874 (Longevity in a new light, by 
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 Longfello'w (Henry Wadsworth). -iftermath. Bos- 
 ton, 1873. 16° 1664.24 
 
 Note. — This is Part 3 of Tales of a wayside inn. 
 
 — Ballads and other poems. Camb., 1842. 1-2°. 1664.27 
 
 — Courtship of Miles Standish, and other poems. 
 
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 — Drift-wood, /ji Ais Prose works. V. 1 5052.11 
 
 — Flower-de-luce. Boston, 18ii7. 16°. . .1661.15 
 
 — Golden legend. Boston, 1853. 16°. . .1664.16 
 
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 — Hanging of the crane. Boston, 1875. 12°. 1664. 25 
 
 — Hiawatha. Boston, 18.55. 10° 1664.17 
 
 — Hyperion, a romance. /iiViu- Prose works, v. 2, below. 5052 12 
 
 — Kavanagh, a tale, /n Ai's Prose works, v. 2 6052.12 
 
 — Keramos and other poems. B., 1878. 12°. 16.4.28 
 
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 the Italian. 
 
 — Masque of Pandora and other poems. Boston, 
 
 1875. 12° 1664.-2t> 
 
 — New England tragedies, i. John Endicott. rr. 
 
 Giles Corey of the Salem Farms. Boston, 1868. 
 16° 1664.20 
 
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 geline. Seaside and fireside. Translations. 
 Same. 2 v. Boston, 1864. 3'2°. . . 1664.10a 
 
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 2, Evangeline. Golden legend. Hiawatha. Courtship of 
 Miles htaudieh. 
 
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 Contents in addition to those of preceding edition : Birds of 
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 LongueviUe {Duchesse de). See Biography (p. 169). 
 Longus Daphnis et Cbloe. Gr. et Lat. [In Eroticl scriptorea. 
 
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 Loomis (Elias). Progress of astronomy in the U. S. 
 New York, 1851. 12° 4016.14 
 
 — Auri>ra borealis : its phenomena and laws. [In Sm. report, 
 
 1865.] 3936.20 
 
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 port. 1854 ] 3936.09 
 
 Loonu3 (L. C. ) Mizpah. Prayer and friendship. 
 
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 Lord (C, K,) The irrepressible conflict: sermon, Boston. 
 
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 Lord (Eleazer). Theories of currency. N. Y., 1864. 8°. .6937.12 
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 Lord (Natlian, D.D.) The cherubim and the flaming sword ; a 
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 — Swedeiiborg (,E.) Conjugial love. 1S63. .3598.01 
 
 41®- See also Poetry (Live poems) ; — Marriage -.—and fon- 
 sult (under Quotations), the collections of AlliOone ;— South- 
 gate ; — etc. 
 
 Love. For titles of novels and plays, beginning with • Love^' see 
 Fiction (p- 500) ;— Plays. ■ 
 
 Love aud madness. See Croft (Sir H.) 1809 3036.22 
 
 ^'ote. — Purports to deal with Thomaa Chatterton'e life. 
 
 Love is enough. 5ee Morris (Wm.) 1873 1673.26 
 
 Love of God. See Bibhcal and religious lit. (Love, p. 91). 
 
 Love poems of all nations. S-e Kaines (J.) 1870. . . . 1662.24 
 
 Love's labor lost. See Shakspere (Win). 
 
 Love's meinie. S e Ruskin {.John). 1873 4816.08 
 
 Lovelace (Richard). Lucasta. Poems. With some 
 account of the author, and notes, by W. C. Haz- 
 litt. London, 18u4. 16° 1664.31 
 
 Ina.sWog for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOK'S NAME, the first part of ths TITLE, and ths NU.MUEi:.
 
 720 
 
 LOVELL - LOYOLA 
 
 Iiovell (M. S.) Edible moUusks of Great Britain and 
 
 Irehmd. London. 18G7. 12= 4825.21 
 
 iKJvei- (Samuel). Poetical works. L. , 1868. 12°. 16G4.29 
 
 — Songs and ballads. London, )85H. 8°. . 1061,29 
 
 4®- For bi3 novels see Fiction (p. 600.) 
 
 Lover's dictionary ; a poetical treasury. [ano)}..] 
 New York, 18("w. 8= 1664.30 
 
 Lovec of the poets. See Jameson (Mrs. A.) 1857. . . . 3262.21 
 
 Iiovett (H. W.) Thoughts on the causes of evii, 
 physical and moral. London, 1810. 12^ 3567.18 
 
 Lovett (Kichard). The electrical philosopher ; a new 
 system of physics founded upon the principle 
 of an universal plenum of elementary fire. 
 Worcester, 1774. 8° 1024.14 
 
 Lovett (Wm. ) Social and political morality. Lon- 
 don, 1853. 8' 5416.03 
 
 Lovewell (John). Kidder (,F.) Exped. ofJ.L. 557.24 
 
 Lovibond (Charles). Long Island and where to go. 
 New York, 1S77. 16° 1121.24 
 
 LoTibond (Eilward). Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In 
 C.'s Engl, poets, v. 16, 1810,] - 1626.16 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by R. Walsh. [In Sanford and Walsh. 
 
 Brit, pnets, V. 37, 1819.i 1691.37 
 
 Low (David). Domesticated animals of the British 
 Islands: and breeding. L.,[1845.] 8°. . 6134.06 
 
 Low 'Sampson, J)'.) Chal'ities of Loudon. London, 
 1850. 16° 5825.11 
 
 Low (SampBOD). See Literature {Book-trade catalogues, p. 706). 
 
 Lov? (Sampson) & Co. Classified catalogue of edu- 
 cational works in use in the United Kingdom and 
 its dependencies, 1871!. L, 1870. 8°. . 5522.17 
 
 Low countries. See Countries [Belgium, p. 233 -.—Holland, p. 329; 
 Nelherlands, p. 347). 
 
 Lowe (Solomou). Mnemonics. [Appended to Grey (R.) Memo- 
 ria technica, 1857.) 6514.13 
 
 Lovire (E. J.) 'Ferns: British and exotic. 8 v. 
 London, 1867. 8° 4910.01 
 
 — Natural history of 'British grasses. London, 1868. 
 
 8° 4916.14 
 
 — and Howard (W.) 'Beautiful leaved plants of 
 
 [England]. London, 1868. b°. ... 4916.13 
 Lowo (N. M.) Report on wood -industries. [In U. S. Com. to 
 Ini. exhib. at Vienna, 1873. Reports, v. 4, 1875.) . 3916.18 
 Lovye (Hon. Eobert). Speeches and letters on re- 
 form. 2d ed. London, 1867. l'i°. . .5724.13 
 j&g= For liiogr. sketches of K. L. see Biography (p. 171). 
 
 Lowell (Mrs. Anna Cabot [Jackson]. Seed-grain for 
 thought and discussion. 2 v. B.,1856. 12°. 2534.10 
 
 LoweU (Charles, D. D. ) Characteristics of a good 
 soldier ; sermon before Anc. and hon. artillery co. 
 Boston, 1810. 8° 5093.06 
 
 — Proceedings ill the West church, on occasion of [his] decease. 
 
 Boston, 1861. 8° 3631.85 
 
 Lowell (James Kussell). Among my books. Boston, 
 
 1870. 16° 2534 14 
 
 Con(tn(J.- Dryden (N. A. rev., Apl., 1868). Lessing (X. A. 
 rev., Apl., 1867). New England two centuries ago. Rous- 
 seau and the sentimeiitalistfl. Shakespeare once more. 
 Witchcraft (N. A. rev., Jan., 1868). 
 
 Same. 2d series. Boston, 1876. 12=. . 2534.30 
 
 Contents : Dante. Spenser. Wordsworth. Milton. Keats. 
 
 — Biglow papers. Boston, 1856. 16\ . . . 1671.05 
 Same. 2d series. Boston, 1867. 16°. 167105^ 
 
 iVoff.— Keviewed in N. Brit, rev., v. 29, 1858 (Decay of 
 mod. satire). 
 
 — The Cathedral : [a poem]. B., 1870. 10°. 1671.08 
 
 — Conversations on some of the old poets. Cam- 
 
 bridge, 1845. 12° 2534.13 
 
 ConteiUs : Chaucer. Old dramatists. Chapman. Furd. 
 
 — Fable for critics. Boston, 1856. 16°. . .1071.06 
 
 — Fire-side travels. Boston, 1864. 16°. . .2.334.12 
 
 Contents : Cambridge 30 years ago. Moosehead journal. 
 Leaves from my journal in Italy aud elsewhere. At sea — In 
 the Mediterranean — Italy — A few bits of Roman mosaic. 
 
 — My study windows. Boston, 1871. 12°. .2531.18 
 
 Contents: Abraham Lincoln (X. A. rev., Jan., 1864). Car- 
 lyle (N. A. rev., Apl., 1866,. Chaucer (July, 1870). Emer- 
 Bon, the lecturer. A good word for winter. A great pub- 
 lic character (Atl.mo., Nov., 1867). Library of old authors, 
 ■ ed. by W. 0. Huzlitt ,N. A. rev., Apl., 1870). Life and let- 
 ters of James Gates Percival. My garden acquaintance. 
 On a certain coudescen.sion in fureitiners {Atl. mo., Jan., 
 1869). Pupe(N. A. rev., Jan., 1871). Swinburue's tragedies. 
 Thoreau. 
 - Poems. 6th ed. 2 v. Boston, 1854. 16°. 1671.01 
 
 Contents: v. 1. A legend of Brittany. Miscellaneous 
 poems. Sonnets. L'eiivoi. 
 
 2. Columbus. An Indian summer reverie. Vision of 
 Sir Launfal, and luiacel. poems. 
 
 — Poetical works. 2 v. Boston, 1866. 16°. . 1671.03 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Miscellaneous poems. Legend of Brit- 
 tany, etc. Memorial verses. Sonnets. L'envoi. Vision 
 of Sir Launfal. 
 
 2. Fable for critics. Biglow papers. Unhappy lot of 
 Mi. Knott. An oriental apologue. 
 
 — Poet, works. Complete ed. B., 1869. 16°. 1671.13 
 
 Note. — .Same as preceding ed., adding Under the willows 
 and Poems of the war, 
 
 — Under the willows, and other poems. Boston, 
 
 1869. 16° 1671.07 
 
 — A year's life. [Poems.] Boston, 1841. 12°. 1666.06 
 
 j^^ For a list of his contrib. to Atlantic monthly see its 
 Index volume. 
 
 — Drake [S. A.) Historic mansions of Middlesex. 1874. 601.07 
 
 — Homes of American authors, 1857. . 3245 11 
 
 See also Inter, rev., v. 4. 1877 (J. R. L. and mod. lit. crit- 
 icism, by Ray Palmer) ; Lippiniott's, June,, 1871 (Prof. L. 
 as a critic) ; New Euglauder, v. 29, 1870 (L. and Browning); 
 Scribner'a monthly, iMay, June, July, 187'2 (Lowell's prose, 
 by W. C. Wilkinson ; 3 art.]; Cout. mo., Feb., 1862 (byD. M. 
 Coltou). 
 
 LoweU (John). Diplomatick policy of Mr. Madison unveiled ; in 
 strictures iipou the lato correspondence betw. Smith and 
 Jackson. By a Bostonian. [unon.) L., 1810. 8". In 6721.03 
 
 Salne Boston, [n. d.] 8° 6003.05 
 
 — New England patriot ; candid comparison of the principlea 
 
 and conduct of the Washington and Jefferson administra- 
 tions, [anon.] Boston. 1810. 8° 6093.05 
 
 — Peace without dishonour — war without hope. Enquiry into 
 
 the question of the Chesapeake, and the necehsity aud ex- 
 pediency of war. By a Yankee larmer. [anan.] Boston, 
 1807. 8°. .' 6093.05 
 
 — Remarks on J. Q. Adams's review of Ames's Works. Boston, 
 
 1809. 8° 6093.07 
 
 Lowell {Rev. Kobert Traill Spence). Fresh hearts 
 • that failed 3000 years ago. B., I860. 10°. 1671.10 
 
 — Poems. New ed. Boston, 1864. 16°. . . 1671.09 
 
 ConUnts : Miscel. poems. Burger's Lenore. Songs of 
 our holy war. 
 
 &S" For his viorks of fiction see Fiction class-list (p. 500). 
 
 Lowell. [Mass.) »S'e<: Countiaes (Loice//, p. 341). 
 
 Lowell lectures. See Agassiz (L. J. R.) Lectures on comp. em- 
 bryology [4717.11] ;—Bascom (J.);— Bowen (F.) :— Chad- 
 bourne (P. A.);— Dewey (O.) ;— Everett (Wm.) ;— Felton (C. 
 C.);— Goodrich (C. B.);— Hopkins (Mark);— Peabody (A. P.> 
 
 Lowenthal iJ.) Morphy's games. New York, ISOU. 
 12°. . ' 4011.11 
 
 Lo'wer (Mark Antony). Contributions to literature. 
 
 London, 1-851. 8" '2534.20 
 
 Contents : Local nomenclature. The battle of Hastings. 
 Lord Dacre ; his mournful end, ballad. The iron-works of 
 the southeast of England. Wiuchelsea's deliverauce, a 
 ballad. Tlie south downs — a Blietch. On yew-trees in 
 church-yards. Lytel gesto of a great sele. Discourse on 
 genealogy. Antiq. pilgrimage in Normandy. Miscellanea. 
 
 — Patronymica Britannica : dictionary of family 
 
 names. London, 1800. 8° 6614.01 
 
 — Worthies of Sussex. Lewes, 1805. 4°. . . 4t8.08 
 Lo-wig (Carl). Principles of organic and physiological 
 
 chemistry. Tr. byD.Breed. Phil., 1853. b°. 4215.22 
 Lovsrndes [\<m. Thomas). Bibliographer's manual of 
 
 English litei-ature. New ed., enl. by H. G. Bohn. 
 
 5 -.'. in 10 pts. London, 1857-04. 8°. . 2702.15 
 Same. Appendix. Compiled by H. G. Bohn. 
 
 London, 160-1. 16° 2762.25 
 
 Contents : Account of books issued by societies and 
 
 printing clubs ; 'oooks privately printed ; and the princi- 
 pal literary and scientihc serials. 
 LoTwne (B. 'I'hompson). Philosophy of evolution. 
 
 London, 1873. 12° 4713.11 
 
 Lowrje (J. M.) The translated prophet. [Elijah.] 
 
 Philadelphia, 1868. 10° 3560.20 
 
 Lowth (G. T.) Around the Kremlin ; Moscow. 
 
 London, 1808. 8° 996.16 
 
 — The wanderer in Arabia. 2 v. L., 18.55. 12°. 104'2.10 
 
 — Wanderer in western France. L., 1863. 8°. 966.21 
 Lowth (Ivobert). Isaiah. A new translation. Lon- 
 don, 1791. 12° 373.3.17 
 
 — Lectures on the sacred poetry of the Hebrews. Tr. 
 
 by G.Gregory. 2d ed. 2 v. L., 1810. 8°. 3736.13 
 
 Loyal garland ; songs of the 17th cent. Keprint. Ed. 
 
 by J.O.Halliwcll. L.,Pere(/ soc.,lS50. 16-". 0060.29 
 
 Loyalists (American). .See Sabine (Lorenzo) 3*246.01 
 
 Loyalty on the frontier. &e Bishop (A. W.) 1863. . . 632.10 
 Loyd. Sec also Lloyd. 
 
 Loyd (Samuel Jones, lord Overxlone). Tracts on me- 
 tallic and paper currency. L., 1858. 8^. 5911.13 
 Loyola (St. Ignatius de). Spiritual exercises. Ed. 
 by 0. Shipley. London, 1870. 18°. . . 3572.00 
 4®- For lives of Loyola, sec Biography (p. 171) ; also Good 
 words, Aug., Sept., 1877 (by J. 'lulloch). 
 
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 Loyson (Chailoa Joan Marie). See Hyacintho {FalMr). 
 Iiuard (H. K., eil.) Lives of Edwunl tlio confessor. 
 London, 1858. 8". [Rolls chronicles.] . 5140. - 
 
 — (ed.l Hee also Annales monaatiti. Iv 01*1 — 
 
 Luard {Lieut. -colonel J.) 'History of the dress of the 
 
 British soldier. London, 1^52. 8°. . . 4:.KS.l.") 
 Iiubbock (.Sir J«bn). British wild flowers, consid.rod 
 in relation to insects. Loudon, ls75. 12°. [Na- 
 ture series.] 4913.lt 
 
 — Addresa oa primaDval antiquities. [In Archaeol. jonviial, 
 
 T. 23.] l-'lJS 18 
 
 — Monograph of the Colleinbola and Thysaniini 
 
 London, K»i/s.'C., 1873. 8^ 4711.18 
 
 — North American archsoology. [/n Sm. report, 18C2J; — So. ial 
 
 and religioua condition of.tlie lower races ol man [In 
 1869.] ■ 39:iC 17 
 
 ^ Origin and metamorphoses of insects. London, 
 1874. 12^ [Natuie series.] 4f<'22.20 
 
 — Origin of civilization and the primitive condition 
 
 of man. . Mental and social condition of savage's. 
 London, 1870. 8° 5813.23 
 
 — Prehistoric times, as illustrated by ancient remains, 
 
 and the manners and customs of modem savages, 
 2d ed. London, 1809. 8° 5813.22 
 
 — Binton [H.J-) EngliBli r.idicalleaders. 1876. . . . 3'.i'21.H 
 
 See also sketch of Sir J. L., witll portrait in Eel. m;ig , 
 May, 1878. 
 
 Lubbock [.Sir John W.) and Bethune (J«E. D ) Treatise on pro- 
 bability. [^p_p.(9jones(D.) On annuities, V. 2. 18«. I 69:j|.05 
 
 — ■ — Same. [No title page.] . . . _. In bm:Wia 
 
 Lubbock (.Vrs.) Ancient stiell-mounds* of Denmark. [In Gal- 
 ton ,F.) Vacation tourists, 1802-3.] 926.13 
 
 Ijube (D. G.) Argument against the gold standard. 
 Theory of rent, corn laws, etc. L.,1832. 8°. 5911.20 
 
 Lubert {Mile. de). Trois contes des fees* [In Cabinet des fees. 
 V. 33, 1786.] 7052.33 
 
 Ijiibke (Wilhelm). Ecclesiastical art in general dur- 
 ing the middle ages. Tr. from 5th German ed. 
 by L. A.Wheatley. Edinburgh, ls70. 8". 1455.26 
 
 — History of art. Tr. by F. E. Bunnfett. 2d ed. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1868. 8°. 1455.19 
 
 Iiucan. [Marcus Annssus Lucanus.] CEuvres com- 
 plfetea. [La Pharsalie. Lat. et Fr.] Tr. by Hau- 
 reau. Paris, 18G2. 8°. [Nisard's coll. ] . 772.'.. 10 
 
 — Pharsalia. [/;» Walker (G. S.) *Corpus poetarum.] .1697.15 
 
 — Pharsalia. Tr. by N. R.jwe. Ed. by A. Chalmers. [In O.'s 
 
 Eual. poets, V. 20, 1810.) 1626.20 
 
 — • Pharsalia. Tr. into prose by H. T. Riley. Lon- 
 don, Bohn, 18.^3. 12" 1C71.11 
 
 See article on Lucau in Quar. rev., v. 127, 1869. 
 
 Iiucauus (Ocellus. ) On the nature of the universe. 
 Tr. by T. Taylor. London, 1831. 8°. . . 5426.23 
 
 Ijucas (Newton Ivory). Englisoh-deutsches und 
 deutsch-englisches Worterbuch. 2 v. Bremen, 
 18B1-64. 8° 6416.18 
 
 Ijucas (Samuel). History as a condition of social 
 progress. London, 1853. 16°. . . .In 90^2. 19 
 
 — Secularia ; or surveys of the mainstream of history. 
 
 London, 1862. 8° 2534.22 
 
 Contents : Comparison of anc. and mod. revolutions. 
 Revivalists. The mediaeval castle. Themediffiv.il borough. 
 The coming of the Armada. The English alternative of 
 1740-41 — old or new England? The New England theo- 
 cracy. On some preparatives of the Amer. revolt. Rev. 
 of 1688. and its historian. The HohenzoUeru stage of hero 
 worship. Absolutism in extremis. Revolutions in pro- 
 gress and prospect. 
 
 Lucasta : poems, .^t;^ Lovelace (R.) 1864 1664.31 
 
 Iiuce (Stephen B.) iSeamanship. 4th ed. New York, 
 
 1868. 8=. 4517.19 
 
 Iiuciaii. [(?!•. LoukicUios.] Comedies. [Timon, Cha- 
 ron, Slenippus, Menippus and Chiron. ] Tr. by 
 W. Magiun. New York, ls66. 12°. . . 1655 07 
 
 — Opera. Ex recens. G. Dindorfii. Or. et Lat., cum 
 
 indicibus. Parisiis, Didot, 1857, 8°. . . 7765.17 
 
 — Works, from the Greek, by T. Franklin. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1780. 4° 5047.09 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The dream. Prometheus. Nigrinus or 
 the philosophers. Timon. Halcyon. Caucasus or Pro- 
 metheus. Diah'guea of the gods. Menippus or oracle 
 of the dead. Charon or the spectators. On sacrifices. 
 The sale of philosophers. The lislierman. The tyrant. 
 On dependents in great families. The apology. Hermo- 
 timus. Harmoniiles. Herodotus. The Scytliian. Zeuiia 
 or Antiochos. Instructlous for writing history. The true 
 history. The tyrant-killer. The disinherited son. Ora- 
 tion of Phalaiis to the priests of Delphos. Oration of 
 one of the priests in favour of Phalaiis. 
 
 2. Alexander or the false prophet. On dancing. The 
 eunuch. On astrology. Demonax. Tua portrait. Defence 
 
 of the portrait. Toxaris. a dialogue on frieudihip. The 
 ass. Jupiter confuted. Jupiter the tragedian. The cock 
 and the coblor. Icaro-Meuippua. The double indictment. 
 The parasite. Anai^harsis, a dialogue on gyinnastic exer- 
 cises. On mourning for the dead. The cinpieto orator. 
 The liars, a dijl.iguo on snporatitioua credulity. Hippiaa. 
 Bacchus. The Gallic Hercules. Swans and amber. En- 
 comium on a fly. Illiterate bonk-huntors. On ciduniuy. 
 Apophras. Enroniiiim on a house. Ou longevity. The 
 love of our country. Dipsades. Dispute with ilesiod. 
 The wishes. On the death of the Peregrirma. The fugi. 
 tives. S^iturnalia. a dialogue. Chronosolon, high-priest 
 of Saturn. Saturnaliau epistles. Liipithfe. or the ban- 
 quet. On the Syrian goildeas. Enciuuiilm on Deuios- 
 thenes. The assembly of the gods. The cynic. Philo- 
 patria. Charidemus, a dialogue on beauty. Nero, or the 
 Isthmus. Tr.igopodagra, or the gout tragedy. 
 
 — Froude [J. A.) In his Short studies on great subjects, v. 3. 
 
 1877.) 2526.11 
 
 JVo(e. —Repr. from Fiaser's mag., Oct., 1876. 
 
 See also CoruhiU mag.. Sept , 1877 (by L. Stephen) ; 
 
 Eraser's mag,, Aug., 1873 (L.. by C. G. Prowett) ; Nat. qu. 
 
 rev., V. 6. 186:) ; p. 264.284 ; and T. Dyer's elaborate article 
 
 in Smith's Diet, of Gr. and Roman biog.. v. 2, 1859. 
 Lucianus Eedivivua. ,?« Becket (A.) Miscel.. v.2, 1838. 17y,0a 
 
 Lucile. See Bulwer-Lytton (R, B,) 1671,21 
 
 Lucllius, junior. E,ina,. L'Etna. [Litl. et Fr.'^ Paris, 
 
 1865. 8°. [Niaard'a collection.] . . . 7726.01 
 Lucilius (Caiusi.. Satires. Tr. with notes, etc., by L. 
 
 Evans. New York, 1861. 8° 1662.25 
 
 Lucille. See Lucile. 
 
 Lucius, (pseud.) American and Italian cantatrici. 
 
 London, 1867. 12° 1562.15 
 
 Lucknow. See Countries, etc. {India: Sepoy revolt, p. 331). 
 Lucretius Carus (Titus). De rerum natura. Ex ed. 
 
 G. Wakefieldi ; cum notis et intorp. in usum Del- 
 
 phini, 4 v. London, Vnlpy, 1823. 8^ . 7715.(i2 
 
 — De rerum natura. With notes and a transl., by H. 
 
 A.J.Munro. 3d ed. rev. 2 v. L.,1873. 8°. 7727.14 
 V. 1. Latin text and notes. 2. Translation. 
 iVofe.— Reviewed in Contemp. rev., v. 4, 1867 ; p. 222-236 
 
 (by H. Hayman) ; Ed. rev., 122. 18C5 ; Eraser's mag., v. 74. 
 
 — De rerum natura [/n Walker(G.S.) 'Corpus poetarum, ]le97. 15 
 
 — (Eu-vres completes. [De rerum natura, tr. par 
 
 Chaniol.] P., 1868. 8°. [Nisard's coll.] 7725.11 
 
 — On the nature of things. Tr. into prose, by J. S. 
 
 Watson. Metrical transl. , by J. M. Good. Lon- 
 don, £o/m, 1851. 12° 1671.12 
 
 Same. Tr. into Engl, verse, by C. F. Johnson^ 
 
 New York, 1872. 12" 1671.14 
 
 — Translatitms, by J. Dryden. [/ti D.'s works, v. 12,] . 5042.25 
 
 — Drake {N ) Observ. on L.. and trauslations. [/n Ai5 Literary 
 
 tours, v. 1. 1800; p. 1-51.] 2527.0a 
 
 — Lange(F.A.) Hist, of materialism.v. 1, 1877 ; p.126-168. 6124,08 
 
 — Munro (H. A. J.) On Lucretius ; On a point iu the doctrine 
 
 of the anc. atoraiats. [In Jour, of class, and sacred philol., 
 v. 1, 1851] ;— Mrs. Lucie Hutchinson's tr. of L. [In v. 4] ; — 
 On Lucretius [/« Jour, of philol.. v. 1, 18ii8 ; p. 113-145] :— 
 On Lucretius (/n v. 3] 6444,01 
 
 — Polifjnac{M.de). Anti-Lucretius. 2 v. 1749. 1676.21 
 
 — Sellar {W. T.) Philos., poetic style, and genius of. [In his 
 
 Roman poets. 1863 ; p. 199.336 J 686 .26 
 
 , L., and the poetic characteristics of hie age. [In Oxford 
 
 essays. 1855 ; p. 1-47.] 2638,19 
 
 — Symonds (J. A.) Lucretius. [In Fortnightly. Jan., 1875.) 
 
 See also Forth, rev,, v. 8, 1867 ; p. 59U-591 (First induc- 
 tion attempted in Engl, verse, by C. R. Cayley) ; Macmil- 
 lan. May, 1865 (Lucretius ; popular articlel ; June, 1868 
 (Lucretius, a poem, by A. Tennyson ; with critical com- 
 ments, by R. C. Jebb) ; Nat. qu. rev,, v. 6, 1862 (L. on the 
 nature ol things) ; Rev. ties d. luondes. 1 mars 1863. 
 Lude (J. Daillon, cMii(e de). .Vec Daillon (Jacques). . . .3812.31 
 Ijude'OTis (Hermann E.) Literature of American ab- 
 original languages. With add. by W. W. Turner. 
 Ed. by N. Trubner. London, ls58. 8°. 2734.19 
 
 — Literature of American local history. New York, 
 
 1846. 8° 2723.30 
 
 Iiudlam (Thomas). Logical tracts, illust. of Locke's 
 treatise upon the human understanding. Cam- 
 bridge, {Eng.) laboui 1803.] 8°. ... 5415.00 
 Iiudlo^T- (Fitz Hugh). The hasheesh eater. New Y'ork, 
 
 1857. 12° 224.40 
 
 — Heart of the continent : across the plains and in 
 
 Oregon, with an examination of the Mormon 
 principle. New York, 1870, 8°. . . . 1125.13 
 as~ For ta!>s by F. H, L. see Fiction (p. 600) ; and for 
 numerous papers contributed to Harper's and Atlantic 
 monthlies, consult their Index volumes, 
 
 Ludlow (H, G,) Our happy form of government, sermon, thanks- 
 giving, Nov. 10, 1840. New Haven, 1840. 8'. . . . 5093.21 
 
 liUdloTW (John Malcolm). British India, with ref. to 
 the mutinies of 1857. 2 v. in 1. Cambridge, 
 
 1858. 16° 1031 la 
 
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 Ludlow (John Malcolm), coniinued. 
 
 — Account of West Yoikshir'* coal strike and lockout, 1858. [In 
 
 Nat. ansoc. prom. eoc. science, Trades eoc, IStJO] ; — On iu- 
 TCBtigation ot trade differences. [In Trans., 1802.] 5815.05 
 
 — Dialogue on doubt. — Two Jay diiUogxies — on laws of nature — 
 
 ou positive philosophy, [/a Tracts for priests and people, 
 V. 1, 18G2.1 3C14.01 
 
 — GaileryofAuier. presidents. [ZiiMacm. mag., v. 12-13, 1865-66.] 
 
 — Popular epics of the middle ages of the Norse-Ger- 
 
 man and Carlovingian cycles. 2 v. London, 
 18'J5. 16° 27:i2.22 
 
 — War of Amer. independence. B., 1876. 16°. 581.14 
 
 — Woman's work in the church : hist, notes on dea- 
 
 conesses and sisterhoods. L., 18G5. 16°. 5821.27 
 
 — and Jones (L. ) Progress of the working class, 
 
 18:12-1867. London, 1867. 12°. . . . 5816.27 
 
 Ludlow (Wm.) Report of a recoiimiisBance from Carroll, Mon- 
 tana territory, on the upper Missouri, to the Yellowstoue 
 national park, and return, 1875. [V. S. Engineer depart- 
 ment. 1876.] 1126.11 
 
 Ludlow church warden's accounts, ISdO-ieOS. Ed. 
 by T. Wright. L., Camd'ni soc. . 1869. 4°. 5114.06 
 
 Ladus Coventriae. lutrod. by J. O. Halliwell. London, Sfiak. 
 sric, 1811. 8° 1756.04 
 
 Lui et elle. S'e Musset (P. de) 70'i6.2l 
 
 Luebke. A'«« LUbke. 
 
 Luini (Bcrnariiino). .See Arundel society. Piiblications. 
 
 Luke ( — ). Interlude ot ,Tuhn Boii and Mast Person ; a dialogue 
 on trausubstantjatiou, Ed. by W. H. Black. [In Percy 
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 1873. 1G° 6D1.06 
 
 — Origin of the late war, traced from the beginning 
 
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 of the daily piess. Macaulay ou Warren Hastings. 
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 Fisher Ames. Charles Jackson, ttc. 
 Lunt (Wui. P.) Discourse, Q'lincy, Mch. 11, 1848, at the iuter- 
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 — Union of the hniuan race'; lecture, Quincy, Feb. 7. 1850. 
 
 Boston, 18.50. 6' 3567.28 
 
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 Lussan [Vtfe. Mar^^iierite de). Lea veiUoea de Thessalie. [In 
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 Gregory. Edinburgh, 187-5. 8°. . . . 37.'i4.2.'> 
 
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 Edinburgh, 18 J8. 8° 37J1.01 
 
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 Same. With life, by A. Chalmers. London, 
 
 1867. 12° 3572.01 
 
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 and its authors. From the French. London, 
 
 1871. 8°. . . . .• 526.18 
 
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 See also Coutemp. rev., v. 8. 1868 (Verdict of Political 
 
 economy on luxury, by E. S. Tulbot) ; Contemp. rev., 
 
 Mch., 1873 (What is culpable luxury, by W. R. Greg) ; 
 
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 Luzerne (Frank). TThe lost city! or Chicago, as it 
 
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 York, 1872. 8°.' 1121.23 
 
 Lyall (Alfred\ and olhers. History of the christian 
 
 church from the 13th century. London, [185;j]. 
 
 12°. • . • i 341.-..18 
 
 Lyall (Robert). *The character of the Russians, and 
 
 history of Moscow. Illustrated. L.,1823. 4". 997.16 
 Lycett (John). Supplementary monograph on the 
 
 mollusca from the Stonsfield slate, great oolite, 
 
 Forest marble, and Cornbrash. London, Falce- 
 
 oniocjr. soc, 1861. 4° 
 
 — [joint author). .Sre Morris (J ) and Lycett (J.) Monograph of 
 
 the muUusca from the great oolite. ...... 
 
 Lycia. See Countries (p. 341). 
 
 Lycophron. Cassandra. Tr. from the Greek, by viscount Roys- 
 ton. [In Class, journal, v. 13, 1816. p. 1-32 : v. 14. 
 p. 1-65] 2742.13 
 
 Lycurgus. Orationes. Gr. et Lat. [In Oratores Attici. v. 2. 
 l>idrjt, 1858.) 7706.03 
 
 Lyde [Rev. Samuel). The Asian mystery illustrated 
 in the history, religion, and present state of the 
 Ansaireeh of Syria. London, 1860. 8°. . 3567.20 
 
 Lydgate or Lidgate (John). The cUilde of Bri!Htowe,apoem ; ed. 
 by C. H'lpper. [In Oamden eoc. Camden miscel., v. 4, 
 1859. 4°.] 6113.27 
 
 — Order of fools, etc. Ed. by F. J. Furnivall. [In Early Engl. 
 
 text soc, extra ser.. no. 8, 1869.] 7013.18 
 
 — Selections from minor poems. Ed. by J. O. nalliwell. [In 
 
 Percy society, v. 2. London. 1840. 16°.) .... 6I1G0 (12 
 
 — Hannay [J.) In his Satire and satirists, 1854. . . , 2531.02 
 Lyell (Charles). Eight lectures on geology. New 
 
 York, 1842. 8° 4113.29 
 
 — Geological evidences of the antiquity of man, with 
 
 outline of glacial and post-tertiary geology, and 
 remarks on the origin of species. 4th ed. Lon- 
 don, 1873. 8° 4112.10 
 
 Same. Philadelphia, 1863. 8°. . . .4112.06 
 
 — Principles of geology. 11th ed. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1872. 8' 4113.32 
 
 — Second visit to the United States. [1845-16.] 
 
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 Same. New York, 1871. 8° 4112.3-la 
 
 See sketch of Sir C.L. in Popular eci. monthly, June, 1872. 
 
 Lying. .See works ou the Ten conimandnients (p. 105 of Cata- 
 logue) : also the essiiy by I. Kant in Journal ot" spec, phi- 
 loa., v. 7, 1873 ; p. 14-18 (Concerning a pretended right to 
 lie from motives of humanity) ; New qu. mag.. Apt , 1877 
 (The act of lying, byC. E. Browne). 
 
 Lying (llluatrations of). S« Opie (J/rs. A.) Works, v. 3. 234. 29 }i 
 
 Lyle iDavid). Art of shorthand improved. London, 
 1762. 8° 6131.06 
 
 Lyle (M. E. S. ) What are the stars ? 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, [1872.] sm. 4° 4013.15 
 
 Lyly, Lilly, or Iiillie (John). Dramatic works. M'ith 
 notes and life, by F. AV. Fairholt. 2 v. London, 
 
 18,58. 16° 1732.14 
 
 Contents : v. 1. John Lilly and his works. Endimion, 
 Campaspe. Sapho and Phao. Gallathea. Notes. 2. My- 
 
 BltOOKLYN LTBRARY.
 
 LYLT MACAULAY 
 
 723 
 
 das. Mother Bombifi. 'Woman in the nioone. Love's 
 metaniorphoflia. Notes. 
 
 — Euphues. The anatomy of wit. 1579. Euphucs 
 
 and his England, 1580. Ed. by E. Arber. Lon- 
 don, 1S68. 19" 5011.04 
 
 Sec nrtide in Qu rev., v. 109. 1801 ; p. 350-383 (Eupbuism). 
 
 Lyman lAsa). American reader. 2d ed. Portland. 
 (.T/<7(V,) 1811. 16° 6:i31.01 
 
 Lyman (J. B.) Cotton culture. N.Y.,1S68. 12°. 612-J.19 
 
 Lyma 1 (Payson W.) History of Easthamptou. North- 
 hampton, 18«G. 8° "... 611.2,5 
 
 Lymau (Theodore, jr.) Diplomacy of ^e United 
 States. 2 v. Boston, l«-i8. 8°. ... 5i;2.i.()i; 
 
 Lyman (I'lieodore). Oplliuridre an<i astrophytidas. (7n Museum 
 uf conip. zoblogy. Illustrated catalogue. No. 1 and 6, 
 1805-72 ] 4738.14 
 
 Lyman ( Kobert). History of the Koman emperors to 
 the death of Antoninus. [B.C. 31 — a.d. 180.] 2 v. 
 London, 1850. 8° 4;5.14 
 
 Lynch I Anne C.) Ehode-Island book : selections in 
 prose and verse. Boston, 1841. 12°. . . 2J3J.31 
 
 L3rncti ( 1 homas T. ) Memorials of Theophilus Trinal. 
 3d ed. London, 18r.9. 12° 3172.29 
 
 Lynch (Vf. F. ) Narrative of U. S. exped. to the Jor- 
 dan and Dead Sea. Philadelphia, 1850. 1051.01 
 
 Lyndesay (ijir David). Works. Pts. 1-5. London, 
 Early En<jl Uxl soc, nos. 11, 19, 35, 37, 47, 1865- 
 
 71. 8°. 7913.15 
 
 iVdte.— Pts. 1-4 ed. by F. Hall : pt. 5 ed. by J. A. H. Mur- 
 ray. Pt. C will complete tbe work. 
 
 Contents : Pts. 1-2. Dialogue betwix experience and a 
 courteour, or tbo monari^be, 2. Tragedie of David byscb- 
 ope of Sactandrous. Testament of tbe papyngo. Tbe 
 dream. Complaynt. 3. Squyer Meldrum. 4. Aue satyre 
 of tbe tbree eataitis. 5. Mmor poems : sketch of bcottisb 
 poetry to time of Lyndesay, with outline of his works, by 
 J. Nichol. Deploratioun of quene Magdalene. Answer to 
 ye kiagis flyling. Complaint and publict confessiouu of 
 the kingis auld hound Bagscbe. Ane suppli^-atioun to 
 the ldngi8||rare in coutemtiouu of syde taiUis and misse- 
 lic facis. Ritteis confessiouu. Tbejnstyng betwix J. Wat- 
 Boiin aud Jhone Baibonr. Descriptioun of peder coffeis. 
 
 — Poetical works. With memoir. New ed. 2 v. 
 
 Edinburgh, lS71. 1G°. 1666.15 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Memoir. Minor poems. The historie 
 
 testameut of Squyer Meldrum. Aue dialog betwix expe- 
 rience and ane courte.iur. 2. Ane dialog, cont'd. Aue 
 
 pleasant satyre of the thrie estaites in commeudatiouu of 
 
 verteue and vituperatioun of vyce. 
 
 JS^ij- For lives of the author, see LnrDaAT [Sir David), in 
 
 Biography (p. 109). 
 Lyndhurst [Lord). See Copley (J. S.), in Biography (p. Ipo) ; 
 
 «iso New monthly, Nov, 1803. 
 Lyndsay (David). Dramas of the ancient world. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1S22. 8° 1732.23 
 
 Con(««te : Tbe deluRe. Plapue of darkness. Last plague. 
 
 Rizpah. Sardanapalus. Destiny of Cain. Death of Cain. 
 
 Tbe Nereid's love. 
 Lyue (Charles). Letter [on] the real causes of the 
 
 high price of gold and silver. L., 1810. 8°. 5915.35 
 Lyon (Rev. C. J.) History of St. Andrews, ancient 
 
 and modem. Edinburgh, 1838. 16°. . . 491.09 
 Lyon (G. F.) Private journal during the voyage of 
 
 discovery under Parry. L., 1821. 8°. . 1143.10 
 Lyon (Lemuel). Military Journal, 17iJ8. See Military journals, 
 
 etc 683.10 
 
 Lyon 1 Oen. Nathaniel). Last political writings. With 
 
 . sketch of life. New York, 1861. 12°. . .3115.11 
 
 Lyon *S. S.) Exploration of ancient mounds in Union county, 
 
 Ky. [/'I Sm. r.-port, 1870.] 3930.26 
 
 Lyon(W.B.) Antiquities in New Mexico. [In Sm.rep.,1871.]3936.20 
 Lyon (W. P. ) Homo versus Darwin : exam, of the 
 
 'Descentof man.' [anoji.] L.,[1871.] 12°. 4712.22 
 
 Lyra Americana. ■S'';;.' Ryder (Geor^-e T.) 18G5 1G82.22 
 
 Lyra Anglicaua. .S'-r Ryder (George T.) 1864 1682.21 
 
 Lyra ccBlestis. Sec Thompson (A. C.) 1863.^ 1093.18 
 
 Lyra elegantiarum. See Locker (F.) 1603.41 
 
 Lyra Gernianica. .See Winkworth (C.) 3701.29 
 
 Lyra innocentium. S'-e Kemble (John) 1651.25 
 
 ijyra urbauica. See Morris [Capt. Charles). 2 v. 1840. 1674.02 
 
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 Lyre frauijaise. See Masson (Gubtave) 7025.09 
 
 Lyrics of a day : or newspaper poetry. By a volun- 
 teer, [aiioii.] Now York, 1864. 12°. . 1622.17 
 
 Lyrics of loyalty. See Moore (Frank). 1804 1073.03 
 
 Lysias. Orations of Lysias and Isocrates. Tr. from 
 the Greek : with some account of their lives ; and 
 a, discourse on the hist., manners, and characters 
 of the Greeks from the conclusion of the Pelo- 
 
 ponnesian war to the battle of Chaeronea. By J. 
 Gillies. London, 1778. 4° 632.0 .U 
 
 — Oratioues. Gr. et Lat., cum trnnsl. reflcta a C. MUller. f/n 
 
 Oratores Attic:i. V. 1. Z)iAj(, 1847 1 7706.02 
 
 — Jehb {R. C.) Attic orators, V. 1, 1876 6325.12 
 
 Lyteria : a dramatic poem. See Quincy (J. P.) 1855. 1682.02 
 Lyttelton (George, \sl fcaroni. Works. Publ. by G. 
 
 E. Ayseough. 3d ed. 3 v. L., 1776. 8°. 5052.13 
 Contents: v. 1. On Cicero. On Roman history Present 
 state 01 our affairs. Persiau letters. Two essays from 
 'Common sense.' 2. On the conversion of St. Paul. Dia- 
 logues of tbe dead. 3. Speeches. Poems. 
 
 — Observ. on the conversion and apostleship of St. Paul. [In 
 
 Christian literature, 1847 ) 3538.01 
 
 — Poems. Life, by 3. Johnson. {In Chalmers (A.) English 
 
 poets, V. 14, 1810.] 1G26.K 
 
 — Poetical works. London. [»i.d] 24°. . . lf;63.32 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by R. Walsh. [In Sanford (J.) and Walsh. 
 
 British poets. V. 31, 1822.] 1091.31 
 
 — Phitlimore {J. G.) Letter on the article entitled ' Robert 
 
 Phillimore's Lyttletou ;' in Quar. rev., June, 1846. to J. 
 W. Croker. 1846 In 6093.22 
 
 Lytton. See Bulwer-Lytton. 
 
 Mabel Martin. See Whittier (.J. G.) . .^ 1695.39 
 
 Mabinogion (The). From the Welsh of Llyfr Coch o 
 Herges, with notes, by lady C. Guest. London, 
 1877. 8° 5052.21 
 
 Mably (L'ahhe Gabriel Eonnotde). Conversations on 
 the relation between morality and politics. From 
 aGreekmss. of Nicocles [pseud.] With notes, by 
 W. Macbean. London, 1769. 8°. . . . 5713.07 
 
 — Observ. on the Romans. London, 1751. 8°. 433.27 
 
 — Two dialogues, concerning the manner of writing history. 
 
 London. 1783. 10° 411.01 
 
 Mac A. .5ee also Mao Ca (p. 724). 
 
 MoAdam (Graham). An alphabet in finance. With 
 
 introd. by E. R. Bowker. N.Y., 1876. Vi". 5931.19 
 M'Adam (John Loudon). Remarks on the present 
 
 system of ^oad-making. L., 1820. 8°. . 3934.01 
 Macaire : chanson de geste. Publ. par F. Guessard. 
 
 Paris, 1860. 18° 70G1.09 
 
 Macarius the Ejyptian. Institutes of christian perfec- 
 tion, by 6. Penn. London, 1816. lt;°. . 3.)67.19 
 Macarius, (patriarch of Aniioch). Testimonies concerning Nicon. 
 
 tbe tsar, and the boyas. [in Palmer (VV.) Patriarch and 
 
 tsar. V. 2.) 3583.21 
 
 Macaronic poetry. See Poetry [Macaronic). 
 
 M'Arthur (John). Financialaud political facts of the 
 
 l^thandpresent cent. 4th ed. L., 1.-03. 8°. 591(;.13 
 Macarthur (Margaret). History of Scotland. Ed. by 
 
 E. A. Freeman. New York, 1874. 16°. . 491.12 
 Macarthy. See also Maccarthy. 
 M'Carthy (D F.) Poets and dramatists of Ireland. 
 
 Dublin, 1846. 24° 1671.35 
 
 Macartney (George, earl of). Embassy to China. See Staunton 
 
 (SirGeorge). Authentic account, eic. 2v. 1797 . 1017.03 
 Macaulay (James). History of the state of New Y'ork. 
 
 [To 1800.] 3 V. New York, 1829. 8°. . 61-1.16 
 Macaulay (Thomas Babington, baron). Biographical 
 
 and hist, sketches. New York, 1857. 12°. 2536.25 
 Note. — Mainly extracted from his History of England. 
 
 — Critical and miscel. essays. Phil., 1853 8°. 2536.23 
 
 — Critical, historical, and miscellaneous essays : with 
 
 a memoir and index. Gv. N.Y.,1860. 12°. 2535.15 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Addison, v. 6. 
 
 Athenian orators, v. 1. 
 
 Atterbury (Francis), v. 6. 
 
 Bacon (Lord), v. 3. 
 
 Barere, v. 5. 
 
 Bunyaii (John), v. 6. 
 
 Eurk igh and his times, v. 3. 
 
 Ohatbain [Earl o/),v. 3, 6 
 
 Clive {Lord), v. 4. 
 
 Conversation between Mr. Abra- 
 ham Cowley and Mr. John 
 Milton, touching the great 
 civil war, v. 1. 
 
 Criticisms on tlie principal Ital- 
 iau writers : 1, Dante ; 2, Pe- 
 trarch. V. 1. 
 
 Croker'9 Boswell's Johnson, v. 2. 
 
 D'.\rblay [itatiame), v. 5. 
 
 Dryden (John), v. 1. 
 
 Fragment of a Roman tale, v. 1. 
 
 Frederick the great, v. 6. 
 
 Gladstone on the church and 
 state. V. 4. 
 
 Goldsmith (Oliver), v. G. 
 
 Hallam's Conatitutiouai history, 
 v. 1. 
 
 Hastings (Warren), v. 5. 
 
 History, v. 1. 
 
 Holland [Lord), v. 4. 
 
 Hunt (Leigh), v. 4. 
 
 luvlex (appendix), v. 6. 
 
 Jews (Civil disabilities of), T. 2. 
 
 Jolinsou (Sammdi. v. 6. 
 
 London university (app.), v. 6. 
 
 Machiavelli, v. 1. 
 
 Mackintosh [Sir James], V. 3. 
 
 Mill on government, v. 2. 
 
 Mill (WestmiusttT reviewers' 
 defense of), v. 2. 
 
 Milton, v. 1. 
 
 Mirabeau. v. 3. 
 
 Mitford's Hist, of Greece, v. 1. 
 
 Montgomery's (Robert) Poems, 
 V. 2. 
 
 Moore's Life of Byron, v. 2. 
 
 Negroes (Social and industrial 
 Ciipacities of, appendixl, v. 6. 
 
 Nu^ent's [Lord) Memorials of 
 Hampden, v. 2. 
 
 Pitt (Wm.). V. C. 
 
 Present administration (appen- 
 dix), V. 6. 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOK'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, aud the NUMBER,
 
 724 
 
 MACAULAY-MC CLENACHAN 
 
 Macaulay (Thomas Babington), continued. 
 
 tbe water, v 1. 
 Southey'8 Culloquiea on society. 
 
 V. 1. 
 Southey'8 edition of Pilgrim's 
 
 propresa, v. 2. 
 Temple {Sir William), v. 4. 
 Utilitanan theory of govern- 
 
 meut. V. 2. 
 Walpole cHorace). v. 3. 
 War of the succeBBioo iu Spain, 
 
 V. 3. 
 West Indies (appendix), v. 6. 
 
 Propliptlc account of a grand ' 
 national epic poem, to be enti- 
 tled tbe ' Welliugtoniad,' and 
 to be published A.D 2834, v. 1. 
 
 RftaUo'3 Hist, of the popes, v. 4. 
 
 Royal soc. of literature, v. 1. 
 
 Sadler's law of population, v. 2. 
 
 Sadler's Refutation refuted, v. 2 
 
 Scenes from the ' Athenian re- 
 vels,' V. 1. 
 
 Some ai^count of a great law- 
 suit between the parishes of 
 St. Denis and St. George in 
 History of England from the acession of James n. 
 [to the death of William iii.] 5 v. Ne'W York, 
 1850-61. 8' 465.01 
 
 — — Same. v. 1-2. Boston, 3-5. Ne'W York, 5 v. Bos- 
 
 ton and New York, 1^54-61. 12°. . . . 464.21 
 Cobb {J.B.) Macaulavs History of England. [In his Mis- 
 cellanies, 1868 ; p. 248-301.] 2621.07 
 
 Paget (J. ) Inquiry into the charges brought by 
 
 Macaulay against W. Penn. 1858. . . 3137.12 
 See also reviews in Ed. rev,, v. 106. 1867 ; N. A. rev., v. 
 93, 1861 : N. Brit, rev., v. 26, 186C ; Westm. rev., Apl., 1877 
 (RI. as a historian). 
 
 — Lays of ancient Eome : with 'Ivry 'and • The Ar- 
 
 mada." Leipzig, 1851. 16° 1671.33 
 
 — Letter to H. S. Randall [on democracy]. [In Littell, May 
 
 19. I860.] 
 
 — Life of Frederick the Great. N.Y.,1859. 24°. 3262.19 
 
 Kote. — Reprinted from his Essays. 
 
 — Life of Wm. Pitt, the younger. New York, 1859. 
 
 24° 3144.25 
 
 iVf)(€.— Reprinted from the Encycl. Britannica. 
 
 — Samuel Johnson ; anessay. L., 1856. 16°. 5075.21 
 
 — Selections from essays and speeches. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1856. 16°. [/« Trav. library, v. 19.] 5075.'24 
 Coiilents: T. 1. Warren Hastings. 'Lord Clive. The 
 earl of Chatham. Ranke's Popes. Gladstone on church 
 and state. Addison. Horace Walpole. Johnson. 2. Ba- 
 con. Byron. Comic dramatists. Frederic ii. Hallam's 
 Constitutional history. Speeches on reform. 
 
 — Selections from [his] writings. Ed. with notes by 
 
 G. O. Trevelyan. N. Y., 1877. 8^ . . 2536.12 
 
 — Speeches. [18^7-52.] 2 v. N.Y.,1866. 12°. 6323.05 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Jews' declaration bill. v. 2 
 
 An'aira of the country, v. 1. 
 Auatoiuy bill (The), v. 1. 
 Apprehension of offenders* bill 
 
 (America), v. 2. 
 Army estimates, v. 1. 
 Ballot (The), v. 1. 
 Cardigan {Earl of) ; 2 speeches, 
 
 v. 2. 
 China (The war with), v. 1. 
 Colonial passengers' bill. v. 1. 
 Confidence iu the ministry, v. 
 
 1, 2. 
 Copyright bill, v. 1, 2. 
 Corn-laws (Total repeal of), v. 2. 
 Diss.euter8' chapel bill, v. 2. 
 East India company's charter 
 
 bUl, V. 1. 
 Education, (Government plan 
 
 of), V. 2. 
 EUenborough's (Lord) procla- 
 mations. V. 2. 
 lEnglieh politics iu 1827. v. 1. 
 Flogging on the sabbath (3 
 
 speeches), v. 2. 
 Frost, Williams, and Jones, v. 2. 
 Hustings at Edinburgh, v. 2. 
 Income-tax. v. 2. 
 Ireland. Registration of voters, 
 
 V. 1. 
 
 — Church reform, v. 1. 
 
 — Disturbances bill, v. 1. 
 
 — (State of) ; 2 speeches, v. 2. 
 Jews (Bill for repealing the civil 
 
 disabilities of), v. 1. 
 
 Same. [1831-53.] 
 
 Maeaulay's inauguration as lord 
 rector of Glasgow universi- 
 ty, V. 2. 
 Macaulay'a reelection to parlia- 
 ment, V. 2. 
 Mayuooth college grant (two 
 
 speeches), v. 2. 
 Ministerial plan for the aboli- 
 tion of slavery, v. 1. 
 Mutiny bill : flogging in the 
 
 army, v. 2. 
 National petition — The charter, 
 
 V, 2. 
 Parliamentary reform (6 speech- 
 es). V. 1. 
 Parliamentary voters, v. 3. 
 Portugal (Affairs of), v. 2- 
 Post-office : opening letters (2 
 
 speeches), v. 2. 
 Privilege : Stockdalerer^uj Han- 
 sard, v. 1, 
 Resij^nation of ministers, v. 1 
 Romau Cath. relief bill, v. 2. 
 Russian-Dutch loan, v. 1. 
 Slavery iu tbe colonies, v. 1. 
 Slavery in West Indies, v. 1. 
 State of parties, v. 1. 
 State of the nation, v. 1. 
 Sugar duties (2 speeches), v. 2. 
 Sunday traveling on railways, 
 
 V. 2. 
 University bill, v. 2. 
 Washington (Treaty of), v. 2. 
 
 London, 1854. 8°. , 6313.02 
 
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 dians. Newed. New York, 1853. 8°. . 557.20 
 
 Mcintosh ( Maria Jane). Woman in America. New 
 
 York, l-^SO. 12" 5822.07 
 
 ftj- For her novels and tales see Fiction (p. 501). 
 
 M'Intosh (Lachlin). Herring(J.) andLongacre [J.B.) Nat. porlr. 
 guUery. v. 3, 1836 : • • • 3'217.10 
 
 Maciutyre (James J. ) Influence of aristocracies on 
 the revolutions of nations. L., 18i3. 8'. 5717. ft 
 Mackamess (.tfrs M. A. Planche). See Fiction cbsB-list (p. 601). 
 Mackay. See also Mackey. 
 
 Mackay (iE. J. G. ) Memoir of Sir James Dalrymple, 
 1st viscount Stair ; a study in the history of Scot- 
 land and Scotch law during the 17th century. 
 Edinburgh, 1S73. 8" 304G.22 
 
 Mackay (Eev. Alex., F.R.G.S.) Facts and dates. 
 Edinburgh, 1869. 16° 413.18 
 
 Mackay (Charles). Collection of songs and ballads 
 relative to London prentices and London. Lon- 
 don, 1841. 16°. [Percy society, v. 1.] . 5060.01 
 
 — Forty years' recollections, 1830-1870. 2 v. London, 
 
 1877. 8° 3116.30 
 
 — Gouty philosopher ; or the 'opinions, etc., of John 
 
 Wagstaflfe, esq. London, 1862. 12°. . . 2534.25 
 
 — Legendary and romantic ballads of Scotland. Lon- 
 
 don, 1861. 16° 1672.02 
 
 — Life and liberty in Amer. N.Y., 1859. 12°. 1072.04 
 
 — Lost beauties of the English language. New York, 
 
 1874. 12°- 64i2.15 
 
 — Medora Leigh ; a history and an 'autobiography. 
 
 With introd. and commentary on the charges 
 
 against Byron by Mrs. Stowe. L.,1869. 16°. 3097.24 
 
 Same. New York, 1870. 16° 3027.27 
 
 — Memoirs of extraordinary delusions. 2 v. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1850. 12° 3813.10 
 
 — Memoira of commercial delusions ; Mississippi st^heme and 
 
 South sea bubble. New York, 1845. S°. [/ra Hunt's Li- 
 brary of commerce, v. 1.] 6927.12 
 
 Note. — This is also Tound in y. I of his Memoirs of extra- 
 ordinary delusions. 
 
 — Studies from the antique and sketches from nature. 
 
 [Poems.] 2ded. London, ls67. 16°. .1671.34 
 
 — A thousand and one gems of English poetry. Lon- 
 
 don, 1869. 1'2° 1671.32 
 
 — Under green leaves. [Poems.] L., 1857. 16°. 167'2.03 
 
 — Under the blue sky. London, 1871. 8°. . 253<).04 
 
 Contents : The road mender. Intelligence of plants. 
 Country and town sparrows. A lover of trees. . Ice. The 
 mirth uf the million. Hand-shakmg. The left-hand, and 
 other essays. 
 
 — Voices from the mountains and the crowd Boston, 
 
 1853. 1-2° 1672.01 
 
 Mackay ( Robert Wm. ) The eternal gospel ; or the idea 
 of christian perfectibility. L., 1867. r2°. 3572.22 
 
 — Progress of the intellect in the religious develop- 
 
 ment of the Greeks and Hebrews. 2 v. London, 
 
 1850. 8= 3572.07 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 75, 1852. 
 
 — The Tubingen school and its antecedents : modern 
 
 theology. Edinburgh, 1863. 8°. . . . 3572.05 
 
 MacKean (Thomas). Herring {J.) and Longacre {J. B.) Nat. 
 
 portr. gallery, v. i. 1839 3247.11 
 
 McKeever (Harriet). Children with the poets. 
 
 PhUadelphia, 1868. 12° 1672.05 
 
 j^g- For her tiovcIs see Fiction class-list (p. 601). 
 
 McKellar (Thomas). Ehymes a-tween times. Phila- 
 delphia, 1873. 12° 1665.11 
 
 Mackeuua (B. V.) Francesco Moyeu : or the inquisi- 
 tion in South America. Tr. by J. W. Dufly. 
 London, ISGS. 8° 3426.18 
 
 M'Kenney (Thomas L.) Memoirs, with sketches of 
 travel among the Indians. 2d ed. 2 v. in 1. 
 New York, 1846. 8° 557.26 
 
 Mackenzie (Alex. Slidell). American in England. 
 2 V. New York, 1857. 12° 953.06 
 
 — Life of com. Perry. 2 v. N. Y.. 1843. 18°. 3142.07 
 
 — Life of J. Paul Jones. 2 v. N.Y.,1848. 12°. 3094.02 
 
 — Life of Stephen Decatur. Boston, 1816. 16°. [In 
 
 Sparks. Amer. biog., v. 21.] .... 3241. 21 
 
 — Proceedings of the court martial in the case of ; 
 
 with review by J. F.Cooper. N.Y„1844. 8°. 5635.06 
 
 — Spain revisited, [1831]. 2 v. N.Y.,1857. 12°. 984.03 
 
 — A year in Spain, [1826-27]. N.Y.,1857. 12°. 984.03 
 Mackenzie (Charles). Notes on Haiti. 2 v. London, 
 
 1830. 8° 1101.14 
 
 Mackenzie (J/rs. Colin). Life in the mission, or six 
 years in India. 2 v. N. Y., 18.53. r2=. .1012.0'J 
 
 Mackenzie (D. L.) Practical dictionary of English 
 synonyms. London, 1857. 3'2°. . . . 6434.24 
 
 Mackenzie (Sir Georgei. Essays upon several moral 
 
 subjects. London, 1713. 8° r.435.37 
 
 Contents : The religious stoic. Solitude prefeiT'd to 
 publick employment. Moral gallantry. The moral his- 
 tory of frugality with its opposite vices. An essay on 
 reason. 
 
 Mackenzie (Miss Georgiana Mary Muir) a.tid Irby 
 (A. P.) Travels in the Slavonic provinces of 
 Turkey-in-Europe. London, 18(:6. 8°. . 1033.20 
 
 Mackenzie (Sir G. Steuart). Illustrations of phreno- 
 logy. Edinburgh, 1820. 8°. .... 5431.10 
 
 — Travels iu Iceland. Edinburgh. 1812. 4°. 1145.01 
 Mackenzie (Henry). Miscel. works. 3d ed. New 
 
 Y'ork, 1853. 12° 2536.15 
 
 Contents ; Memoir of Mackenzie. Man of feeling. Pa- 
 pers from the I.ouuger. Man of the world. Julia de 
 Rouljigne. Papers from the Mirror. 
 
 Mackenzie (John). Memoirs of Calvin. London, 
 1809. 8° 3032.05 
 
 Mackenzie (John). Ten years north of the Orange 
 river [Africa], 1859-1869. Edin.,lh71. 8°. J09'2.20 
 
 Mackenzie (Morelli. Essay on growths in the 
 larynx. London, 1871. b°. . . . . . J3:!7.09 
 
 — Hoarseness, loss of voice, and stridulous breathing, 
 
 in relation to nervo-muscular affection of the 
 
 larynx. 2d ed. enl. London, 1868. 8°. 4337.10 
 
 Mackenzie (Robert Shelton). Bits of Blarney. New 
 
 York, 1854. U° 225.04 
 
 Contents : Irish legends and stories. Eccentric charac- 
 ters — the bard O'Kelly, Father Prout, Irish danciug mas- 
 ters, Cliarley Croft. Irish publicists— Henry Grattan, 
 Daniel O'Couuell. 
 
 — Life of Charles Dickens. Phil.," 1870. 12°. 3052.26 
 
 — Sir Walter Scott: his life. B., 1871. 12°. 3157.22 
 
 — Tressilian and his friends. Phil, 1859. 12°. 225.05 
 
 — editor. See Wilson (Johu). Noctes ambrosianEe. 
 M'Kenzie ( liev. Thomas). Guide to philological in- 
 vestigation. Paisley, 1841. 16°. . . . 643J.H 
 
 Mackenzie (Wm. L.) Life and opinions of Benj, F. 
 Butler, and Jesse Hoyt. B., 1845. 8°. .3026.24 
 
 — Life and times of Martin Van Buren. Boston, 
 
 1846. 8° 3173.31 
 
 — Sketches of Canada and U.S. L., 1833. 8°. 1151.08 
 Mackey (Albert G. ) Ahiman Rezon ; or book of 
 
 constitutions of the Grand lodge of ancient free- 
 masons of S. C. Charleston, 1852. 8°. . 5836.15 
 
 — Book of the chapter. 4th ed. N.Y.,186'2. 8°. 5836.13 
 
 — Lexicon of free-masonry. Chariest., 1852. 1'2°. 5837.18 
 Mackie (John Milton). Cosas de Espaiia. [anoji.] 
 
 New York, 1855. 12° 984.09 
 
 — From Cape Cod to Dixie and the tropics. New 
 
 York, 1864. 1'2° 1111.08 
 
 — Life of Leibnitz. Boston, 1845. 12°. . . 3112.01 
 
 — Life of Samuel Gorton. [In Sparks (J.) American biog., 
 
 v. 15.] 3241.15 
 
 — Life of Schamyl ; Circassian war of independence. 
 
 Boston, 1856. 12° 3156.20 
 
 McKiruiey (Mordecai). Our government : gov. of 
 the U. S., and of the several states. 2d ed. 
 Philadelphia, 1856. 8° 5734.17 
 
 Mackiiinon ( ('apt Lauchlan Bellingham, i?. N. ) At- 
 lantic and Transatlantic : sketches afloat and 
 ashore. New York, 1852. 8° 933.10 
 
 Mackinnon (Wm. Alex. ) Rise, and present state of 
 public opinion. London, 1828. 8°. . . 5716.21 
 
 Mackintosh. ,^ee also Macintosh. 
 
 Mackintosh (Sir James). History of England, to 
 ]572. Continued to 1760, by W. Wallace. 10 v. 
 
 ■ London, 1830-38. 16° 462.01 
 
 Same. [To 1588.] 3 v. N. Y., 1856. 16°. 46-2.20 
 
 — Life of Sir Thomas More. L., 1844. 16°. . 3125.24 
 •Same. [In Forster (J.) and others. Lives, etc., v. 1.] 3211.07 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Ord<)r," giving the AUTSOB'S KAUE, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 728 
 
 MACKINTOSH -MACNEILL 
 
 Mackintosh {Sir James), coniinued. 
 
 — Miscellaneous works. Boston, lb48. 8°. . 2536.26 
 
 Contents. 
 Bacon aud Locke (Philosophical genius of). 
 Cauning {Character of Georgej. 
 Charge to the giaud jury ol Bombay, 1811. 
 Cornwallia (Character of Charles, ^rs( marquis). 
 IHitense of the French revulutiou (Vindiciai GallicBS, a). 
 Discourse, at the opcniug of the Literary society of Bombay, 
 Dissertation ou the progress of ethical philosophy, chiefly 
 
 during the xvii. and xvm. centuries, 
 Douna Maria, claimant to the crown of Portugal (Case of). 
 Edinburgh review of 1755 (Preface to a reprint of), 
 Eilion Basililio (Refufation of the claim of King Charles i, 
 
 to the authorship of), 
 Holland (Affairs of). 
 
 Law of nature and nations (Discourse on the), 
 Miichiavelli (Writings of). 
 More (Life of Sir Tliomas;, 
 Peltier (.Speech in defence of John). 
 Pohind (Account of the partition of). 
 Reasons against the French war of 1793. 
 Review of Godwin's Lives of Milton's nephews. 
 Review of Rogers' Poems. 
 
 Review of Madame de Stai^l's *De I'Aliemagne.' 
 Review of the causes of the revolution of 1688. 
 Right of parliamentary suffrage. 
 Speech on the aunexatiou of Genoa to Sardinia. 
 Sjieech ou the state of criminal law, 1819. 
 Speech on recognition of the indepeudent states, in So. Amer. 
 Speech ou the civil government of Canada. 
 Speech ou the affairs of Portugal. 
 Speech on the bill to amend the representation of the 
 
 people, 1831. 
 Speech, with ref, to trial of John Smith, ofDemerara, 
 St.ite of Frauce in 1815, 
 Btruensee [Sketch of the administration and fall of). 
 
 — Dissert. : exhibiting a general view of the progress of ethical 
 
 philosophy, chiefly duriug 17th and 18th century, with 
 
 pref. by W. Whewell. [In Encycl. Britannica. v. 1. 1853.) 
 ^ Speecli in behalf of Peltier ; — Churacter of C. J. Fox ; — Bingr. 
 
 notice. [/>i Goodrich (C. A.) Brit, eloquence, 1853.] 6325.05 
 
 UK3* For lives and crit. notices of M., see Biography (p, 17'2), 
 
 Maokintosh (James, M.A.) Iowa and Illinois tornado of May 
 
 2'2, 1873, [in Quar. jour, of science, July, 1874,] 
 MackUn (Charles). See Biography (p. 17'2) ;— Plays. 
 McKnight (Charles). Our 'western border, 100 years 
 
 ago. Philadelphia, 1876. 8= 1136.08 
 
 McKuight(,David A.) The electoral system of the U.S. : 
 
 a crit. and hist, exposition. Phil.',1878. 8°. 57'28.11 
 
 MPtcKnight (James). New literal translation of the 
 
 apostolical epistles. With commentary and notes. 
 
 Prefixed history of the life of the apostle Paul. 
 
 '2d ed. 6 v. London, 1806. 8°. . . . 3748.01 
 Macknight (Thomas). History of life and times of 
 
 Burke, 3 t, London, 1858-60. 8°. . . 3026.00 
 
 — Life of Henry St. John, viscount Bolingbroke. 
 
 London, 1863. 8° 3022.10 
 
 — The right hon. Benj. Disraeli : a literary and po- 
 
 lit. biography, [unon.] L., 185i. 8°. . 3052.11 
 Macky (John). Jlemoirs of secret services ; during 
 
 the reigns of William, qu. Anne, and George i. 
 
 London, 1733. 12° 3116.08 
 
 Maclagan (T. ) Germ theory applied to disease. 
 
 Specific fevers. London, 1876. 8°. . . 4327.13 
 McLaui (jVIary). Lifting the veil, lanon.] New 
 
 York, 1870. 16° 3^66.15 
 
 M'Lane (Louis). Herring {J.} and Longacre {J. B.) Nat. portr. 
 
 gallery, v. 1, 1834 3247.08 
 
 Maclareu (Archibald). System of physical educa- 
 tion. Oxford, 1869. 12° 4613.13 
 
 — Training, in theory and practice. 2d ed. London, 
 
 1874. 1-2° 4613.30 
 
 Maclaren (Charles). Plain of Troy. Edinburgh, 
 1863. 8° 1013.22 
 
 Maclaren (Charles). Railways compared with canals and com- 
 •mon roads. L , 1825. 8'. [In Pamphleteer, v. 26.] 6058.26 
 
 Maclean (Mrs. L. E. L.) See Landon iLetitia K.) 
 
 Maclean (Charles). Remarks on quarantine laws. [In Pam* 
 phleteer, v,21, 1823; — Sut'gestions for prevention of epi- 
 demic and pestilential di.seases, 1817 [In v, 10, 1817] ; 
 Summary of facts respectiug the plague, and other pesti- 
 ,lential diseases [/« v, 16, 1821)] ; — "View of the consequen- 
 ces of laying open the trade to India ; Naturo of tlie East 
 India Company's rights to their territories, etc. [In Pam- 
 phleteer, v. 1, 1813.) 6058.01 
 
 Maclear ( /I'ec. George Frederick). Apostles of medi- 
 eval Europe. London, 1869. 12°. . . 3418.10 
 
 — Class book of New Testament history : with maps. 
 
 3d ed. London, 1869. 24°. 3751.01 
 
 — Class-book of Old Test. hist. L., 18G8. 24°. 37:i5.22 
 
 — History of christian missions during the middle 
 
 ages. Cambridge, (Sig.), 1863. 12. . . 3418.11 
 
 — Witness of the eucharist, as evidence of the truth 
 
 of the gospel navrative and of the christian doc- 
 trine of the atonement. Cambridge, (Eng.,) 
 1864. 16° 3572.17 
 
 M'lieuuan (John Ferguson). Primitive marriage ; 
 the origin of the form of capture in marriage 
 ceremonies. Edinburgh, 18G5. i2°. . . 5824.13 
 
 MacLeod (Alex.) Christus consolator : the pulpit in 
 relation to social life. London, 1870. 12°. 3573.07 
 
 MacLeod (Donald). Biography of Fernando Wood. 
 New York, 1856. 12° 3186.25 
 
 j«5~ Fi>r his noveh, see Fiction (p. 601). 
 
 Macleod {Rev. Donald). Memoir of Norman Macleod. 
 
 « 2 v. London, 1876. 8° 3118.21 
 
 Macleod (Henry D. ) Elements of banking. Lon- 
 don, 1876. 8° 5936.17 
 
 — Principles of economical philosophy. 2d ed. v. 1- 
 
 2, pt. 1. London, 1872-75. 8° 5927.13 
 
 — Theory and practice of banking. 3d ed. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1876. 8° 5936.15 
 
 McLeod (Lyons). Travels in Eastern Africa. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1860. 8° 1092.06 
 
 McLeod (Norman). Eastward ; travels in Egypt, 
 
 Palestine, Syria. London, 1869. 12°. . 1052.17 
 
 — Parish papers. New York, 1803. 12°. . .3573.05 
 
 — Simple truths for earnest minds. L., 1866. 18°. 3573.06 
 
 — The starling. London, 1871. 12°. . . . 224.94 
 
 — Macleod (D.) Memoir of N.M. 2 v. 1876.3118.21 
 
 See also Blackwood, Apr., 1876 ; Dublin univ, mag,, Oct., 
 1876 ; Eraser's mag,, Apr,, 1876, 
 ;9S- For his novels see Fiction class-list (p, 501), 
 
 Maclure (Wm,) Opinions on various subjects, dedi- 
 cated to the industrious producers, v, 1. New 
 Harmony, {Indiana^.'lS'il. 8°. . .- . . 5811.10 
 
 MacMahon (Maral*al, due de Magenta). King {£.) French po- 
 litical leaders. 187C 3221.17 
 
 MacMaliou (Thomas O'Brien). Essay on the de- 
 pravity of nature. L., 1774. 18°. . . . 5435.33 
 
 Macmichael (Wm., .M.D.) Brief sketch of the progress of opin- 
 ion on the subject of contagion ; with remarks on quar- 
 antine. [In Pamphleteer, v. 25, 1825,] 6058.25 
 
 McMichael (W.F.) Oxford and Cambridge boat races, 
 18'29-1869. Cambridge, (Bif/.), 1870, 16°. 4617.09 
 
 Macmillan (Alexander). A night with the Y'ankees. 
 Cambridge, 1868. 8° 1125.18 
 
 McMiUau (D. C.) The elective franchise in the 
 United States. New York, 1878. 12°. . 5714.11 
 
 Macmillan {Hev. Hugh). Bible teachings in nature. 
 London, 1871. 12° 3573.10 
 
 — Footnotes from the page of nature ; or first forms 
 
 of vegetation. [Mosses, lichens, fresh water alg8e, 
 fungi.] Cambridge, {Eng.), 181,1, 16°. . -1912.13 
 
 Same. [Willi iiUe'] First forms of vegetation. 
 
 2d ed. London, 1874. 12° 4912.23 
 
 — Garden and the city ; with other contrasts and paral- 
 
 lels of scripture. London, 1872. 8°. . 3573.08 
 
 — Holiday's on high lands ; or, rambles in search of 
 
 alpine plants. London, 1869. 16°. . . 922.21 
 
 — Sabbath of the fields, sequel to 'Bible teachings.' 
 
 London, 1876. 12° 3373.32 
 
 — Our Lord's three raisings from the dead. London, 
 
 1875. 1'2° 3573.33 
 
 Macimllan's magazine. Nov., 1859 — April, 1878. 
 V. 1-37. London, 1860-78. 8° 8116.01 
 
 McMulleu (K. T. ) Down channel from London to 
 the Land's End in the 'Leo,' and from London 
 to the Seilly Islands in the ' Orion,' etc. London, 
 1869. 12° 9.M.30 
 
 McMulleu (Thos.) Hand-book of wines. New York, 
 1852. 12° 3931.37 
 
 M'Nair (Robert French). "Colours of the Grenadier 
 guards. London, 1870. 4° 4518.19 
 
 Macnamara (C.) M.inual of diseases of the eye. 
 2d ed. London, 1S72. 16° 4341.19 
 
 Macnauglit {Bev. John). Christianity and its evi- 
 dences : an essay. London, 1863. 16°. . 3573.11 
 
 — Doctrine of inspiration. L. ,18)6. 12°. . 3573.12 
 Macnaughlan {Rev. John). Man's responsibility for his belief. 
 
 [/« Science and revelation, 1875.] 3588.16 
 
 MacueiU (Hector). Poetical works. 3d eti. 2v.ini. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1812. 16° 1672.04 
 
 Contents : v. 1, English poems, 2. Scotch poems. 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY.
 
 MACNEILL - MADISON 
 
 729 
 
 — Seloot poems. Ed. by R. W»l»h. [/n Sanibrd (E ) and 
 
 Waliih(K.) Brit, poets, V. 39. 1822.] 1M1,39 
 
 Maciiish iKobert). Anatomy of drunkenness. New 
 York, 1835. 8= 5412.06 
 
 — Philosophy of sleep. N. Y., 1S35. 8°. . . 5112.06 
 
 — Tales, essays and sketches. With author's life, by 
 
 D. M. Moir. 2d ed. 2 v. L., 1844. 16". 2->r,.m 
 Contfnts : v. 1. T>ife. 2. Tales, essays, and sketches. 
 
 Macomb (Alexander). Herring {J.) and Longacre (J. U.) Nat. 
 portr. gallery, t. 1, Wii 3247.08 
 
 Macomb iJ. N.) Keportof exploring exped.from Santa Fe, New 
 Mexico, to the junction of the Grand and Green rivers of 
 the great Colorado of the west, iu 1815. [TJ. S. Engineer 
 dep., 1876.] 112C.10 
 
 MacphersoQ (David). Annals of commerce, manuf., 
 fisheries, and nav. 4 v. L., 1805. 4°. . 5938.17 
 
 McPberson (Edward). Hand-book of politics for 
 1870-1876. [From Dec. 1868, to July 1876.] 4 v. 
 Washington, 1870-76. 8'. 5726.18 
 
 — Political manual, April, 1865— July, 1868. 2 v. 
 
 Washington, 1867-68. 8°. 5726.16 
 
 — Political history of the U. S., during the great re- 
 
 bellion, 1860-64. Wash., 1864. 8 . . . 615.17 
 
 Macpberson (James). Poems of Ossian, translated. See Ossian. 
 
 Macpherson (John, M.D.) Baths and wells of Eu- 
 rope ; with hints on change of air and diet. 
 London, 1869. 16° 4328.01 
 
 Macqueeu (Daniel). Letters on Hume's Hist, of Gt. 
 Britain. [aiiOH.] Edinburgh, 1756. 8=. 463.24 
 
 M'Queen (James). Capt. Speke's discovery of the 
 source of the Nile. London, 1864. 1'2°. 1094.12 
 
 Macquoid (Katharine S.) Through Normandy. Lon- 
 don, 1874. 12= 902.30 
 
 j^* For her novels see Fiction claas-list (p. 501). 
 
 Mac Rae (.^cbibald). Andes and the pampas, [/ri Gilliss (-T. M.) 
 U. S. astron. exped., v. 2, 1855.] 1126.02 
 
 Macrae (David). Life of Napoleon rn. 8th ed. 
 Glasgow, 1870. 12° 3133.23 
 
 Macray (Rev. Wm. Dunn). Annals of the Bodleian 
 library, 1598-1867. London, I'^CiS. 8°. . 2741.11 
 
 Macready (Wm. Cbas., En^l. tragedian, 6. 1793, d. 1873). See Bio- 
 graphy (p. 173) ; also Qu. rev., v. 138, 1876 ; Temple Bar, 
 V. 44, 1875 : Westm, rev., Jnly, 1875. 
 
 McKee (Griffith J.) Life and corresp. of James Ire- 
 dell, [1751-99]. 2v. N. Y., 1857-58. 8=. 3U85.28 
 
 Macrobius. (Euvres completes. [Lat. etFr.] Paris, 
 
 1863. 8°. [Nisard's Collection.] . . . 77'2o.l2 
 
 Contents: Notice. Comment, siirlesonge de Scipion, de 
 
 Ciceron. Traite snr la difference et la concordance des 
 
 verbes grecs et latins. Les saturnalea. Notes. 
 
 McSherxy (James). History of Maryland ; 1634-184S. 
 Baltimore, 1849. 8°. ....#.. 654.17 
 
 McSherry (Kichard). Essays and lectures. Balti- 
 more, 1869. 8° 2535.08 
 
 Contents: Early history of Maryland. Mexico and Mex- 
 ican aflfairs. A Mexican campaign. Homeopathy. Ele- 
 ments of hygiene. Health and happiness. 
 
 Mavickar (J. G., D.D.) Philosophy of the beautiful. 
 Edinburgh, 1855. 8° 1412.30 
 
 McVickar (John, D.D.) Early years of bishop Ho- 
 bart. New York, 1831. 16° 30^2.15 
 
 — Outlines of political economy. N.Y.,1825. 8°.5932.15 
 ~ McVickar (Wm.) LifeofJ. McV. 18T2. . 3115.13 
 McVickar (Wm. A., D.D.) Life of rev. John Mc- 
 Vickar, prof, iu Columbia college. New York, 
 1872. 12° 3115.13 
 
 MacWalter (J. G. ) The modem mystery ; or table- 
 tapping. London, 1854. 16° 3815.36 
 
 MoWatters (George), linots untied : or life of Amer. 
 detectives. Hartford, 1871. 8°. . . . 5612.09 
 
 Mac'Whorter (Alexander). Yahveh Christ ; or the 
 
 memorial name. Boston, 1857. 12^ . . 3573.09 
 
 p ^ote. — Reviewed by G. R. Noyea in Chr. exam., v. 62. 
 
 McWTiorter (George Gumming ). Popular hand-book 
 of the New Testament. N. Y., 1864. 16'. 3752.10 
 
 Maoy (Obed). History of Nantucket. Boston, 1835. 
 V2° 611.22 
 
 Mad war-planet. 5ee Howitt (Wm.) 1871 1G61.31 
 
 Madagascar. See Countries {Madagascar, p. 341). 
 
 Mad worlii and its inhabitants. Se.: Chambers (J.) . . 4333.34 
 
 Madam How and lady Why. .Sec Kingsley (0.) 1870. .4723.11 
 
 Madame. For titles of novls so commt-ncing sc Fiction (p. 501). 
 
 Madame Bovary ; mceurs de Province. See Flaubert (iJUBtave). 
 
 Madame et mesdemoiselles Verdure. See Montferrier {Com'e 
 de) 7047.16 
 
 Madame Thjrese. See Brokmann (E ) ami Chatrian (A) 7018.25 
 
 Madden {.?ir Frederic). Docmnents relating to Perkiu Warbeck. 
 [In Archaeologia, v. 27, 1838.] 6128. — 
 
 — On the introd. of the game of chosa into Europe, and on the 
 
 ancient chess-men discovered in the Isle of LcwlB. [In 
 Archsologia, v. 24, 1832.J 5128.— 
 
 — Observ. of an autograph of Shakespeare, and the orthogra- 
 
 phy of his name. London, 1838. 8' 1754.12 
 
 — Privy purse expenses of the princess Mary, after- 
 
 wards queen : with memoir. L.,1831. 8'. 3117.23 
 
 Madden (Frederic W.) 'History of Jewish coinage, 
 
 and of money in the Old and New Testament. 
 
 With woodcuts, by F. W. Fairholt. London, 
 
 18C4. 1. 8= 1586.07 
 
 Madden (Richard Robert). History of Irish periodi- 
 cal literature, 17th-19th cent. 2 v. London, 
 1867. 8° 2712.06 
 
 — Infirmities of genius. Phil., 1833. 16°. . 2511.01 
 
 Note. — IncludeB notices of Pope, Johnson, Burns, Cow- 
 per, Byron. Scott, etc. 
 Same. [In Waldie library, v. 2.J 6078.16 
 
 — Life and martyrdom of Savonarola. 2 v. London, 
 
 1854. 8' 3156.03 
 
 — Life of lady Blessington. 2 v. New York, 1855. 
 
 12° 3022.08 
 
 — Phantasmata, or illusions and fanaticisms. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1857. 8° 3813.12 
 
 — Shrines and sepulchres of the old and new world. 
 
 2 V. London, 1851. 8° G215.03 
 
 — Turkish empire in its relations to Christianity and 
 
 civilization 2 v. London, 1862. 8°. . 547.12 
 
 — Twelvemonth's residence in the West Indies, dur- 
 
 ing the transition from sla^iry to ajiprenticeship. 
 2 V. London, 1835. 8° 1161.09 
 
 — United Irishmen, their lives and times. 2d ed. 
 
 4 V. Dublin, 1857-58. 8= 453.14 
 
 Itladden (Thomas More). The Spas and their use. 
 
 Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, France and 
 
 Italy. 3d ed. London, 1874. 12°. . . 4328.06 
 Bladdyn (D. O.) Chiefs of parties. [1780-1850.] 
 
 2 V. London, 1859. 12°. 3262.06 
 
 Madeira. See Countries (Madeira, p. 341). 
 
 Madelon. See About Edmond E. F.) 7012.09 
 
 Mademoiselle de Clermont. See Genlis (Comtesse de). . 7045.07 
 
 Mademoiselle Fruchet. ^''-■eDeltuf (Paul) 7004.29 
 
 Mademoiselle de Maleperre. .S^c Reybaud (C.) .... 7041.17 
 Mademoiselle de Kerouare. See Bandeau (J.) .... 7031.03 
 Mademoiselle La Quintinie. .See Dudevant {Mme. A. L. A. D.) 
 Mademoiselle Merquem. See Dudevant [Mme. A. L. A.D.) 7015.34 
 
 Madison (James). Debates on the federal constitu- 
 tion, in the convention at Phil., 1787 ; with a 
 diary of the debates of the congress of the Con- 
 federation, 1782-87. Wash., 1845. 8°. . 5736.07 
 
 — Letters and other writings, 1769-1536. 4 v. Phil- 
 
 adelphia, 1865. 8° 5053.01 
 
 Contents : T. 1. Letters, 1769-93. Copy of the decl. of 
 rights as reported bj the select com. of the Ta. conven- 
 tion of 1776. Draft of plan of gov. for Va., 1776. Notes of 
 speech for convention to revise the couatitution of the 
 state. Proposition on subject of British debts. Notes of 
 speech in opposition to the assessment bill for the sup- 
 port of religious teachers. Memorial against the general 
 assessment. Remarks on Jefferson's draught of a consti. 
 tution for Va. Notes of a speech on vesting in congress 
 the power of regulating commerce. Notes of a speech in 
 oppoEition to paper money. Petition for repeal of the 
 law incorporatm^' the Prot. epis. church. Notes on ant. 
 and mod. confederacies. Notes on the confederacy [of 
 colonies]. Addit. memorandum for the convention of Va. 
 in 1788, ou the federal constitutiuu. Questions from, and 
 anawet-s to, the count de Moustier. French minister, Oct. 
 30, 1788. Substance of a conversation held by J. Madison, 
 jr., with col. Beckwith. Substance of a conversation with 
 the presideiit. May, 5, 1792. Sketch of ideas on French 
 relations. Helvidius, in answer to Pacificus [A. Hamil- 
 ton], on Washington's proclamation of neutrality. 
 
 2. Letters, 1794-1815. Memoir, cont'g an exam, of the • 
 Brit, doctrine, which subjects to capture a neutral trade. 
 Substance of a communication. Feb. 23, 1807, by Dr. Boll- 
 man, to the president. Negotiations with Mr. Rose. 
 Mem. as to R. Smith. Talk to the deputies from several 
 tribes of Indians who accompanied geu. Clarke. 
 
 3. Letters, 1816-28. Instructions for the navy depart- 
 ment. Adilresa to the Agr. soc. of Albemarle, Va. Mem. 
 cone. J. Randolph's assertion as to Florida, etc. Jonathan 
 Bull and Mary Bull. Review of statement attrib. to gen. 
 Armstrong, with documents. 
 
 4 Letters, 1829-36. Outline of compound gov. of U. S. 
 Notes on suilrage. Speech in the Va. state conv., 1829-30, 
 on ratio of representation iu the two branches of legisla- 
 ture. Letter on Va. resolutions of '98 (p. Gl-t'.G). Letter to 
 E. Everett ou the nullifying doctrine (p. 95-105). Mem. on 
 punctuation of constitution. Sup[.l. to letter of Nov. 27. 
 1830, on phrase ' Common defence aud general welfare.' 
 Letter to N. Trist on nullification (p. 204-211). On power 
 of indefiuite appropriation of money by congress. Letter 
 
 C2 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giring the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 730 
 
 MADISON - MAIL-BAGS 
 
 Madison (James). Letters and writings, continued. 
 
 to Davis ou protection (p- 231-266). Power of president to 
 appoint public ministers and consuls in recess of the 
 Beuate. Sovereignly. On millification. Advice to my 
 country. Instructions to Franklin and Jay cone, free navi- 
 gation of the Mississippi, cfc, 1780. Address to the etates 
 by congress, 1783. Essays, etc., (on political and economical 
 topics], 1791-92, Polit. observ., Apr. 20, 1796. Virginia 
 resolutions, 1798-99. Address of the gen. assembly to the 
 people of Va.. Jan. 23, 17'.-9. Report on Va. resolutions, 
 1799-1800. Navigation of the Miss. Corresp. with Ta. ua- 
 tioual repub. state convention. 
 
 — Messages. [In Statesman's manual, v. 1, pts. 1-2.] . 5726.01 
 
 — Speech on ledeial cou.stitution.— Speech on British treaty. 
 
 [In Moore (F.) Amer. eloquence, v. 1, 18.i8.] . . 6325.04 
 
 — Virginia resolutious, 1793, [In Cluskey (M. W.) Political 
 
 textbook, 1860 ; p. 604-672.) 6726.11 
 
 — Appeal to the people ; being a review of the late corresp. 
 
 and documents rel. to the rejection of the British minister. 
 By the editor of the N. Y. evening post. 1810. In 6721.03 
 
 — Herring [J,] and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gallery, v. 3, 
 
 1836 3247.10 
 
 — Lowell {J.) Diplomatic policy of Mr. Madison unveiled ; in 
 
 strictures upon the late correspondence between Mr. 
 Smith and Mr. Jackson. By a Bostonian. [anon.] 
 1810 In 6721.03 
 
 — Quincy {J.) Speech on the conduct of the executive of the 
 
 U. S., in rel. to refusal to receive any farther communica- 
 tion Irom the British minister. 1809 In 6721.03 
 
 — Rejl'xlions upon the late corresp. betw. Smith and Jackaon. 
 
 [anon.] 1810 6721.03 
 
 .ttd^ For lives of Madison, see Biography (p. 173). 
 
 Madoc. See Southey (Robeit) 1686.03 
 
 Madonna. See BibUcal and relig lit. (Mary, p. 91) ; — Fine arts 
 
 [Sacred art, y. 47 ; /or v}iirks by Mrs. Jameson and otUrs) ; 
 
 and Mary {Virgin), i#tbe general alpliabet. 
 Madrid. See Countries {.Spain ; travels, p. 370). 
 Madura, [Hindosian}. Fandion chronicle. [In Taylor (Wm.) 
 
 Oriental hist, niss, 2 v. 1836.] 7818.18 
 
 Maedler (Johami Heinrichl. General movement of the stars 
 
 around u central point. [/« Sm. rejiort, 1859.] . . 3936.U 
 Maetzner (Ed.) English grammar. Tr. by C. J. 
 
 Grece. ,3 v. London, 187^. b=. . . . 6435.19 
 Maffitt {Rtv. John N.) Genius : a lecture. Kew Bedford, 1841. 
 
 8° In 2635.31 
 
 Maga papers about Paris. .See Tuckerman (H. T.) 18G7. 963.22 
 Magasiu "pittoresque. v. 1-^8, l«33-70. 38 v. in 37. 
 
 Paris, 1833-70. fol U.G. 
 
 Magdala. //-n/i/ ((?. yl.). The march to. 1868. 1086.01 
 
 See also Countries {Abyssinia, i>. 285). 
 Magdalenisra. See Social SLicnce. {FrosUtution.) 
 Magee ( liev. Wm. ) Scriptural doctrines of the atone- 
 ment and sacrifice. 2v. N. Y., 1839. 8°. 3573.U 
 
 — Arnold {F ) Our bishops and deans, v. 2, 1S75. . . 3446.13 
 Magellan iStrails of). 5x" Countries {Magellan, p. 342 .—Fata- 
 
 goiiia, p. 357) ; aha Pigafetta (A.), and others. First voyage 
 round the world. 1878 913.20 
 
 Magenta, pseud. Handy horse-book. 5th ed. Edin- 
 burgh, 18G8. 12° 4627.05 
 
 — Treatment of our domestic dogs. Edinburgh, 
 
 181 8. U° 4617.30 
 
 Magic. See Occult sciences. 
 
 Magic of science. .See Wylde (James) 1872 3922.06 
 
 Magic staff (The). See Davis (A. J.) 304U.1G 
 
 Magill {R V. AViu.) Achievements of the Bible a proof of its di- 
 vine origin. [In Science and revelation, 1875.] . 3588.16 
 Magiiiu I \\ m. ) Eraserian papers. With life, by K. 
 S. Mackenzie. New York, ]8.".9. 1.°. . 2536.01 
 Conlents : Memoir of Maginn. Election of editor for 
 Fraser's mag. The Sheriihiii family. Herrick Latmized. 
 Horace in other shapes. Specimens of a Latin ti". of the 
 'Beggar's opera.* .Miiginn on Macaulay. PUilos. of laugh- 
 ter. Politics of 1831. Lay of the dismal cramp. Death 
 ofNapoleou. Poetical plagiaries. M<iore. Batney Moore ; 
 a vision of Coveut Garden and St. Giles's. Miss Pipsou. 
 Sir Wiilter Scott. The spermaceti candle. Song of the 
 shirtless. Nonsense verses. Lament upon Apsley house. 
 Paraphrase of Anacreon's 33d ode. Irish genius. O'Do- 
 herty's conles.siou. Willis's Pencilliugs. Another caw 
 from the Kookwood. Sabbath joys. The statesman. 
 Character of Hamlet. Aguewidos. Mr. Grant's Great me- 
 tropolis. Epauiinoudas Grubb, or Feniniore Cooper vs. 
 Sir Walter Scotl. Did Hannibal know the use of gun- 
 pow.ler? Giaotley Berkeley and his novel. Letter on the 
 Berkeley and Fraaer affair. 
 
 — Homeric ballads, and comedies [Timon, Charon, 
 
 Menippus, and Menippus and Chiron] of Lucian, 
 transl. Annot. by S. Mackenzie. New York, 
 18j6. 12° 1655.07 
 
 — O'Doherty papers. Annotated by S. Mackenzie. 
 
 2 v. New York, 1855. 12° 2j3(i 02 
 
 — Shakespeare papers. Annot. by S. Mackenzie. 
 
 New York, 1836. 12° 1751.09 
 
 *5~ For biogr, notices of M., see Biography (p. 173). 
 Magna charta. .S'ee Countries (£n^/<ni'-^ : Const. unJ j^or., p. 307), 
 for works by Stubbs (IT.), Thomson {R.) and olurs. 
 
 Magnalia. See Mather (Cotton). 2 v. 1865 3466.02 
 
 Magnanimity. Cracroft {B.) Essays, v. 1, 1868 ; p. 182-193. 2521.13 
 
 Magnetism. See'B\ijsics {Maguetisnn); — AnimaJ magnetism (p, 28). 
 
 Magoon (Elijah Lyman, D.D.) Orators of the 
 
 [Amer.] revolution. N. Y., 1848. 12°. . 6311.12 
 
 Note. — For contents Bee Elocution, eloquence, etc. (p. 443). 
 
 — Eepublican Christianity ; or, true liberty. Boston, 
 
 1849. 12°. . 3573.18 
 
 — Westward empire : or the great drama of human 
 
 progress. New York, 1856. 12°. . . . 2536.22 
 Magrini (Luigi). Vibratory movement of matter, ponderable and 
 
 imponderable. [In Sm. report. 1868.] 3936.23 
 
 Maguire (John Francis, M.F.) Father Mathew ; a 
 
 biography. New York, 1.^64. 12°. . . 3122.12 
 
 — The Irish in America. L., 18(18. 12°. . .1133.06 
 
 — Pontificate of Pius ix. L., 1870. 8°. .. . 3425.21 
 
 Note. — The 3d ed. of his ' Rome and its rul'er.' 
 Maguire (Eev. Bobert). St. Peter non-Eoman in his 
 
 mission. London, 1871. 8° 3573.17 
 
 Maguire (Thomas, LL.D.) Essays on the Platonic 
 
 ethics. London, 1870. 8° 5425.24 
 
 Magns (The). See Barrett (Francis). 1801 3818,01 
 
 Magyars. See Countries {Hungary, p. 330) ;— Literature {Hunga- 
 rian, p. 709) ;— Language (p. 679). 
 Maha-Bharata. 
 
 — Last days of Krishna and the eons of Pandu. Tr. from Per- 
 
 sian version, by D. Price. [In Oriental transl. fund. 
 Miacel. transl., v. 1, 1831.] 7818.16 
 
 — Manning (C) Mahabarata. [With short extracts. In her 
 
 Ancient and medi.-eval India, v. 2, 1809 : p. 29-'.'61 1036.11 
 
 — Wheeler {J. T.) The Maha Bharata : a critical digest, [/ii 
 
 /m Hist, of India. V 1, 1867 ; p. 1.534.] 1035.01 
 
 — Wilson {H. H.) Introd. to the Mahabharata, and transl. of 
 
 three extrarts. (7n Ak Works, v. 3. 1864.] . . . .7812.03 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 103, 1866 ; Westm. rev., T. 89, 1868 
 
 (elaborate article). 
 «S" See also Bhagavat-Geeta (p. 76) ;— Nala. 
 Maha-Vira-Charita. Adventures of the great hero 
 
 Bama. An Indian drama in seven acts. Tr. into 
 
 English prose from the Sanskrit of Bharabhuti. 
 
 By J. Pickford. London, 1S71. 12°. . . 7811.09 
 Mahafiy (John Pentland). Kant's philosophy for 
 
 English readers, t. 1, 3. L., 1872. 8°. Sil4.13 
 
 — Old Greek life. N. Y., 1876. 16°. [History prim- 
 
 ers.] 421.35 
 
 — Prolegomena to ancient history, containing 1. The 
 
 interpretation of legends and inscriptions. 2. A 
 survey of old Egyptian literature. London, 
 1871. 8° 427.20 
 
 — Eamblesand studies in Greece. L.,1876. 12°. 1032.16 
 
 — Social life in Greece from Homer to Menander. 
 
 London, m4. 12° 421.31 
 
 — Twelve lecMres on primitive civilizations, and 
 
 their physical conditions. L., 1869. 16°. 423.13 
 
 Mahau (Asa). Critical history of the late American 
 
 war. New York, 1877. 8° 614.22 
 
 — Doctrine of the will. N. Y., 1845. 16°. . 5435.34 
 
 — Modern mysteries exposed. B., 1855. 12°. 3815.23 
 Mahau (Dennis Hart). Descriptive geometry ; draw- 
 ing of fortification and stereotomy. New York, 
 1864. 8° 45i5.05 
 
 — Elementary course of civil engineering. New York, 
 
 1^52. 8° 3925.06 
 
 — Treatise on civil engineering. With additions, by 
 
 De Volson Wood. New York, 1873. 8°. . 3925.14 
 Mahan (Milo). Church history of the first seven cen- 
 turies. New York, 1872. 8° 3425. '.2 
 
 — Palmoni ; or, the numerals of Scripture a proof of 
 
 inspiration. New York, 1863. 12'". . . 3731 19 
 Mahomet. See Mohammed (in Biography, p. 178). For plays 
 
 whose initial word is 'Mahomet,' see Plays {Alphabetic 
 
 arrangement). 
 Mahon {Lord). See Stanhope (P. H., earl). 
 Mahony (D. A.) Prisoner of state. New York, 1863. 
 
 l'.i° 57:h2.01 
 
 Mahony (iJeu. Francis Sylvester). Eeliques of father 
 
 Prout. Illus. by D. Maclise. New ed. London, 
 
 1868. 12° 2534.27 
 
 — Father Prout papers. [In Fraser's mag,, 1834-37.] 
 Mahony (S. I. ) Six years in the monasteries of Italy, 
 
 etc., with remarks illustrating some of the pecu- 
 liar doctrines of the Boman cath. church. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1836. 8° 3424.24 
 
 Maid, Maiden. For titles with these initial words see Fiction 
 (p. 501) ;— Plays {Alphabetical arrangement). 
 
 Mail service. See Postal service. 
 
 Mail-bags (Ten years among the). See Holbrook (J.) . 2712.10 
 
 SKOOKIiTN LI^BAKT.
 
 MAIL-COACH MAINTENON 
 
 781 
 
 Mail-coach (English). Set De Quincey (T.) Miscellaneous es- 
 Siijs. 1861 ; I). 131-ni.J 2522.16 
 
 Maillard (Fritlerici. Leg fiUes du notaire, ou les tribu- 
 lati'>usa I'etranger. Lausanne, 1870. 16^. 7047.06 
 
 Maillard (k. Doran). History of the republic of 
 Texas. London, 1842. 8" 612.23 
 
 Maillet (Benoit do). Telliamed : or discourses on 
 
 the diminution of the sea, the formation of the 
 
 earth, the origin of men and animals, etc. From 
 
 the l-rencb. London, 17o0. 8°. ... 4713.29 
 
 Note. — ■ Telliained ' is an aiia^'rarn of ' de Maillet.' 
 
 Mailly (KdoUiirtl). History of the Ko.val institution. Tr. by C. 
 A. Alexander. [/>i Smithsonian lep.Tt, 1BG7.) . .3936.22 
 
 Maimbourg (Claude). Life of St. Thomas of ViUanova. [In 
 Lives, etc. New York and London, 1817. 8°. . . 3171.18 
 
 Maimbourg (Lonis). History of the league. Book iii. [/n Dry- 
 den (J) Works, T 17, 1821 ; p. 76 183.) . . . .6042.31 
 
 Maimomdes ; or Moses Ben Maimon. J7ie Judaic- 
 law, as opposed to English military-law, gaol-for- 
 debt-law, and .factory-slave-law. London, 18. !8. 
 8=" 3573.28 
 
 — home account of [his] life and writings, and of the 
 
 origin of the Judaic code of laws. London, 
 18.!8. 8° 3573.28 
 
 — Testimonies to the fertility of ancient Palestine. 
 
 London, 1838. 8° 3573.28 
 
 Main (Alexander). Life and conyersations of Samuel 
 
 Johnson. London, 1874. 8° 3093.29 
 
 Main (Robert). Rudimentary astronomy. London, 
 
 Tfca/f, 1852. U° 4016.15 
 
 jBfS" For numerous astronomical papers by R. M. sre As- 
 , tronomical soc. Memoirs, v. 10-29 (p. 51 of Catalogue). 
 
 Main (Thomas J.) and Bro"wu (T.) The indicator 
 
 and dynamometer, with applications to the 
 
 Bteam-engine. London, 1864. 8°. . . 3925.30 
 Maine (Henry Sumner). Ancient law: its connection 
 
 with the early history of society, and modern 
 
 ideas. New York. 1864. S° 5624.02 
 
 — Lectures on the early history of institutions. New 
 
 York, 1875. 8^ 5624.08 
 
 A'ofe.— Reviewed by J. E. Cliffe Leslie in Fortn. rev., 
 March, 1875. 
 
 — Roman law and legal education. [In Cambridge essays, 1856.] 
 
 — Village-communities in the East and West. Lon- 
 
 don, 1871. 8" 5624.03 
 
 Nolf.. — Reviewed by J. S. Mill in Fortn. rev.. May, 1871 ; 
 
 repr. in bis Dissert., v. 5, 1875 2535.25 
 
 Same. With other lectures, addresses and es- 
 says. New York, 1876. 8^ 5624.03a 
 
 Contents : Village communities. Effects of observ. of 
 India on modern European thougbt. Univ. addressea on 
 education. Theory of evidence. Roman law and legal 
 education. 
 Maine. See Countries (Matne, p. 342). 
 
 Maine historical society. Collections, v. 1-6, Port- 
 land ; V. 7, Bath, 1847-76. 8^ 602.01 
 
 Cont.-nfs : v. 1. 1831. Willis (W.) History of Portland, 
 pt. 1. Freeman (C.) Account of Limerick. Hubbard (J.) 
 and Greenleaf (J.) Accoimt of Wells. Maine. Extracts 
 from early records. Cleeves (G.), Lewis [G.), ami others. 
 Pepositiuna, in 16i5, cone, the miscarriages of R. Nash on 
 ".-e coast of Maiue. -Submission of the inhabitanta of 
 Black Point, Blue Poiut, and Fiilmovitli, to tlie jurisdic- 
 tion of Mass., July, 1658. Godfrey (E.) Petition to gov. 
 of Mass., 1654. Petition from iuUabitants of York. Kit- 
 tery, Saco. Wells, and Cape Porpus, to O. Cromwell, Aug. 
 12, 1656, to be continued under the government of Mass. 
 Rishworth (E.) Letter to J. Endicott, pov. of Mass , Aug. 
 14, 1G56. Curwin i J ) Letter about affairs of New Eng- 
 land, 1663. Petition [against the Bostoners] from inhab. 
 of Province of Maine to Cbarles ii. about 1G80. Lincoln 
 {Gov. E.) Mss. papers : notices ; Remarks on Indian lau- 
 giiages ; Ace. of catU. missions in Maine. Arnold (Benedict). 
 Letters wbile on an eiped. across Maine to attack Quebec, 
 1775 ; with journal of tour from the St. Lawrence to the 
 Kennebec, supposed to have been made by Col. Moutresor, 
 1760. Allen (W.) Journal of exped. to Quebec, 1775. 
 
 2. Folsom (G.) Discourse. Sept. 6. 1846. Gorges (.?iV 
 F.) Brief uairatinu of plantations in America. Levett (C.) 
 Voyage to New Eng , 1623. Ladd (W.) Annals of Bakers- 
 town, Poland, and Minot. Coffin (C ) Hist, of tbe seven 
 Narraganset townsbips. Parsons (I.) Some account of 
 New Gloucester. Russell (E ) Hist, of North Yarmouth. 
 Sewall (J.) Hist, of Bath. Johnson (S.) and Willis (W.) 
 Some account of an anc. settlement on Sheepscot river. 
 Groton (N.) Accoimt of Pemaquid. O'Brien (J.) Eier- 
 ti'ins of the O'Brien family, at Machias, in Amer. rev. 
 Putnam (K.) I,etter to gov. Bowdoiu, in rel, to Shay's 
 Rebellion. Willis (W.) Notice of Wm. Ladd. Gorges 
 [SirF.) D'-ed. to J. D^^her. Usher (J.) Deed, to colony 
 of Mass. Bay. West (R.) Opinion as to tbe king's right 
 
 to tbe woods in Maine. Gardiner (R. H.) Hiat. of Kenca- 
 
 bec purcbawe. Constitution and by-lawa of tbe society, etc. 
 
 3. Souihgate (W. S.) Uiht. of Scarborough, 1633-1783; 
 with note by J. W. Thoiuton. Packard (A. S.) Hist, of 
 Bunker Hill monument, Bartlet (W. H.) Contrib. to tbe 
 hist, of liatli. Strachey (W.) Ace. of Nortbern [Poph^io] 
 colony; witli introd. by W. 8. Bartlet. McKeen (J.) Arc. 
 of early fcettlemeula at Saijadahock and on Androscoggin 
 river. Wharton (It.) Patent to land onibe AndroscoMgin, 
 1686, with dopoBitious of J. Reding, V. Neale, R. CoUicut, 
 and Perepole. tbe Indian. Fry (R.) Petitiun to gov. 
 Belcher au'lgen. assembly rif Mas-s. Franklin (H.) Letter. 
 1735. Indian troubles In Maine, 1702-04. Sewall (S.) Me- 
 morial to Mass.. rel. to tbe Kennebeck Indians. Gyles (J.) 
 Statement ol number of Indiaris m each tribe, 1726. In-, 
 dian treaties, 1717, at Georgetown, Me,; 1726 1727, at F«l- 
 moutb. Me. 
 
 4. Willis [W.) AddrOHB, Augusta, Feb. 2. 1865, Allen 
 (W.) Sandy River settlement. Gardiner (R. H.) Jones's 
 Eddy on the Kennebec. Robbins (\. C) Letter from 
 gen. Washington to gen. Knox, 1789, with ace. of the first 
 woolen manuf. in U. S. Burgess (G.) AddieBs, annual 
 meeting, Aug. 2, 1854. Willis (W.) Langnnge of tbe Ab- 
 naquies. Indian treaties, Deerfield, Mass.; Falmouth, 
 Me.; St. George's fort. Me. Potter (C. E.) App. to Lan- 
 guage of tbe Abnaquies. Kittery Memorial, 1761. Cush- 
 man (D ) Ancient settlement at Sheepscot; with app. by 
 W. Willis, Coffin (P.^ Memoir by C. Woodman, and jour- 
 nals of tour to Conn., 1760; Rhode Island, 1761; Pigg- 
 wackett, 1768; Hanover, N. H.. 1795; and missionary 
 tours in Me., 1796-1800. PhiUips (B.) Letter to E. Rieh- 
 worth, 1684. 
 
 5. Willis (W.) Inaug. address, cont. notices of former 
 presidents, Mch., 1857. Hough (F. B.) Pemaquid papers; 
 from state dep't of N. Y. Thornton (J. W.) Anc. Pema- 
 quid. McKeen (J.) Remarks on the voy. of Geo. Way- 
 mouth to Me., 1605. Popbam (G.) Letter to King Jamea 
 I., Dec. 13, 1607 ; with comments on Weymouth's voy. by 
 tbe editor [W. Willis]. Pownall (T.) Journal of voy. from 
 Boston to Penobscot river. 1759 ; with notes by J. Wil- 
 liamson. Mass. Answer of agents to complaints of Sir E. 
 Andioa, 1688. Starman (J. W.) German settlement in 
 Waldoborough ; witb biog. sketch of Starman. by N. Gro- 
 ton. Hill (M. L.) Litbgow family. Dudley (P.) English 
 definitions of Indian terms, 1720. Allen (J ) Bill of mor- 
 tality for Augusta. Me.. 1852-56. Bailey (J.) Letter, de- 
 scribing destruction of Falmouth, 1775. 
 
 6. WiUis (W.) Scotch-Irish immigration to Maine, and 
 summary history of presbyterianiam. Allen (F.) Early 
 lawyers of Lincoln and Kennebec counties. Gardiner 
 (R. H.) Memoir of Benj. Vaughan. Gallatin (A.) Auto- 
 biography. 1798. Williamson (J ) Castine and the old 
 coins lound there. WiUis (W.) Remarks on coins found 
 at Portland, 1849, and at Richmond's Island, 3855. Ver- 
 milye (A. G.) Memoir of John Murray, first niiuister in 
 BootUbay. Ballard (E.) Eaily bist. of the P. E. church in 
 Maine. Vetromile (E.) Abuaki Indians, their treaties of 
 1713 and 1717. and vocabulary. tTmfreville (E.) Selec- 
 tions from his 'Present state of Hudson's bay,' rel. to In- 
 dians of Hudson's bay and their language ; by W. Willis. 
 Cadillac (M. de la M.) Extracts from his memoir cone. 
 Acadia and New Eng.; tr. by J. Robb. Prince (G.) Voy. 
 of G. Weymouth to coast of Maine, 1605 ; islands and 
 river now called St. George, visited by Weymouth. Cush- 
 man (D.) Weymouth's voyage. Waldo {Gen.) Circular, 
 in Germany, 1753, tr. with introd. by J. W. Locke. Pow- 
 nall (T.) Certificate ou taking possession of Penobscot, 
 country, 1759. Mass. Ci^m. to make a division of the French 
 in the co. of York. French neutrals in Maine ; with prelim, 
 note by J. Williamson. Chadbourne (P. A.) Oyster shell 
 deposit on Damaiiscotta river. Proceedings. Itf59. with 
 obit, notices of members, by "W. Willis. Woods (L.) 
 Eulogy on P. Cleaveland. 
 
 7. Godfrey (J. E.) Anc. Penobscot ; Pilgrims of the 
 Penobscot; Baron do St. Castin ; Castin the younger; 
 Bashaba and tbe Tarratines. Bourne (E. E.) Garrison 
 houses, York Co. Journal of the attack ou tbe Brit, forces, 
 July, 1779 ; comni. by J. Williamson. Hough (B. F.) 
 Pemaquid in its relations to our col. bist. Wilhamson (J.) 
 Materials ior a hist, of Fort Halifax ; Proposed province 
 of New Ireland; Slavery in Maine. Wilhamson (W. D.) 
 Relig. denominations in Me. at close of revolution. Pow- 
 ell (T. D.) Notices of the Powell family. Benson tS. P.) 
 Origin of art. viii., literature, in tbe const, of Maiue- 
 Brown (J. M.) Gbamplain's voyages, 1604-06, in gulf of 
 Maiue. Allen (W.) Now and then. Sewall ,R. K ) Pop. 
 ham's town of Fort St. George. Williamson (J.) Memoir 
 of B. Burton. Vetromile (E.) Acadia and its aborigines. 
 Allen (W.) Binghamland. Proceedings, with biog. sketches. 
 
 — Same. 2d series, v. 1-2. Portland, 1869 ; Cam- 
 bridge, 1877. 8° 602.08 
 
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 Hist, of the discov. of Maine ; with app. on the voyages of 
 the Cabots, By M. d'Avezac. 2. Hakluyt (R.) Discourse 
 on western planting, with pref., €(c., by L. Woods. Ed. 
 by C. Deane. 
 
 Maine liquor law. See Clubb (H. S.) 1856 5834.14 
 
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 Maintenon {Mvie. de). See Biography (p. 173) ; also James (G. 
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 Fortn. rev., v. 25, 1876 [2 art. by J. C. Moriaon). 
 
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 M AIN WAR I N 0- - MALLET 
 
 Mainwaring (^eo. B.) Observ. on the police. LondoD, 1822. 
 
 8' t/n Pamphleteer, v. 19-20] 60.i8.19 
 
 Mainwaring ISir Tliumaa). Sf,*: Leycester {Sir P.) Triicts in 
 
 the controversy respecting Amicia, etc. [Ohetbam eoc, 
 
 V. 78.80.] 6095 38 
 
 Mteolioa. See Becliwith (A.) [1463.19] ; —Fortnum (C. D. E.) 
 
 [H63.09) ,—a(so Fine iirts {Pottery, p. 6471. 
 Mair (James Allun, eii) Handbook of proverbs ; 
 
 and family mottoes. L., 1873. 16°. . . 6all.3-l 
 Maistre (Josepli JVIarie, comte de). Considerations 
 
 Bur la France. Noiiv. id. Lyon, 18G8. 8°. 5715.'2G 
 
 — De I'eglise gallicane dans son rapport avec le sou- 
 
 verain pontile. Lyon, 1859. 8°. . . . b572.27 
 ■— Du pape. 21e ed. Lyon, 18B8. 8°. . . . 3572.26 
 
 — Essai sur le principe ge'nerateur dee constitutions 
 
 et institutions. Paris, 1867. 8°. . . . 5715.26 
 
 — Examen de la philosophie de Bacon. 5e ed. 2 v. 
 
 Lyon, 1858. 8° 5411.07 
 
 — Lettres k un gentilhomme russe sur I'inquisition 
 
 espagnole. Paris, 1859. 8° 3572.30 
 
 — Les soirees de Saint-Petersbourg, ou entretiens sur 
 
 le gouvernement temporel de la providence ; sui- 
 vies d'un Traite' sur les sacrifices. 8e ed. 2 v. 
 Lyon, 18G2. 8". . . .' 3572.29 
 
 — Sur lea delais de la justice divine. See Plutarch. . 3572.30 
 
 4JS" For notices of J. de M., see Biography (p. 173). 
 Maistre (Xavier de). Journey round my room. From 
 the French, with notice of the author's life, by 
 H. Atwell. New York, 1871. 12°. . . .2534.29 
 
 — CEuvres choisies. Paris, 18 8. 12°. . . . 7047.05 
 
 Contents : Le leproxil de la cite d'Aoste. Les prisonniers 
 
 du Cauc&se. Lajeune sibtirienue. Voyage autuur de ma 
 
 chambre. Le papillon. 
 Maitland (Charles). The church in the Catacombs. 
 
 London, 1846. 8° 3416.19 
 
 Maitland (Edward). By and by : an hist, romance 
 
 of the future. New York, 1873. 12°. . 235.90 
 
 — ffigher law : a romance. N. Y., 1872. 12°. 213.76 
 
 — Jewish literature and modern education, or use and 
 
 misuse of the Bible in the schoolroom, [anon.'] 
 London, 1872. 12= 3564.18 
 
 — Pilgrim and the shrine ; life and correspondence 
 
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 present the evolution of religion and morals; ' By and by,' 
 the proper supremacy of the intuitions." — Author. 
 
 Maitland (Sir Frederick Lewis). Narrative of the sur- 
 renderof Buonaparte and of his residence onboard 
 H.M.S. Bellerophon. 2d ed. L.,1826. 8°. 3131.23 
 
 Maitland (James). See Lauderdale (.'ames, earl of). 
 
 Maitland (Samuel Eofl'ey). The dark ages. 2d ed. 
 London, 1845. 8" 3425.06 
 
 — Enquiry into the grounds on which the prophetic period of 
 
 Daniel and St. John has been supposed to consist of 1260 
 years. 2ded. Loudon, 1837. 8" 3427.15 
 
 — Eruvin ; or essays. 2d ed. L., 1850. 12°. 3573.25 
 
 Contents : Revelation. Of the impedimenta to the right 
 understanding of scripture. Man before the fall. Satan. 
 The fall. Fallen angels. The millennium. The kingdom 
 of Messiah. Regeneration. Miracles. 
 
 — Eight essays on various subjects.L., 1852.16°. 3573.19 
 
 Contents : Mystical interpretation of scripture. Sacred 
 art. Music. Printing. Matter of fact. The fulness of 
 the Gentiles. The Waldenses and Albigenses : Perrin's 
 History of the Vaudois. The Lollards. 
 
 — Letter to H. J. Rose, with strictures on Milner's Church his- 
 
 tory. 2d ed. London, 1835. 8° 3427.15 
 
 — - Second letter to Rose, on Milner's History of the church. 
 Loudon, 1835. 8° 3427.15 
 
 — Letter to J. King, occasioned by his ' Maitland not autliorized 
 
 to censure Milner." London. 1835. 8' 3427 15 
 
 — Remarks ou that part of King's • Maitland not authorized to 
 
 censure Milner,' which relates to the Waldenses. incl. reply 
 toG.S.Faber's 'Reineriusaud Maitland.' L.,183ii.8°. 3427.15 
 
 — Six letters on Fox's 'Acts and monuments.' Lou- 
 
 don, 1837. 8° 3427.15 
 
 Maittaire (Michel). On Greek dialects, [/n Seager(J.) Abtidg- 
 
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 Majolica. See Maiolica. 
 
 Major (H., i^ii.tf.i.) Science manuals. Physical 
 geography. London, 1873. 16°. . . . 912.24 
 
 M^or (Richard Henry, editor). Discoveries of prince 
 Henry the navigator. London, 1868. 8°. 
 Note. — A reprint of his ' Life of prince Henry.' 
 
 — Early voyages to Australia, to the time of Captain 
 
 Cook. London, Ilakhiyt soc, 1859. 8°. . 1066.01 
 
 — India in the 15th century : narratives of voyages. 
 
 London, Hakluytsoc, 1.S57. 8°. ... 1035.09 
 
 — Site of the lost colony of Greenland. [In Royal geogr. see. 
 
 Journal, v. 43, 1873.] 904.07 
 
 Majorca. See Countries {Majorca, p. 342). 
 
 Makemie (Francis). Sermon preached at New York, 170G. [In 
 
 N. y. hist soc. Coll., 1870.] 615.12 
 
 — Narrative of imprisonment of M., for preaching sermon at 
 
 N. r. [/iiForce (P.) Coll.. v. 4, 1846.) .... 577.11 
 Makers of Florence. See Oliphant {Mrs. M. O. W.) . . 637.21 
 Makiiis (G. H.) Manual of metallurgy. London, 
 
 1862. 12°. 3933.54 
 
 Malabar. See Countries {Malabar, p. 342). 
 Malacca (Straits of). See Countries, etc. (p. 342). 
 Malacology. See MoUusca. 
 
 Malau (Eev. Soloman Cesar). Life and times of S. 
 Gregory the illuminator, founder of the Armenian 
 church. Tr. from the Armenian. London, 
 1868. 8° 3417.19 
 
 — On ritualism. London, 1867. 12°. . . .3767.17 
 
 — ed. Conflicts of the Holy Apostles, an apocryphal 
 
 book of the early Eastern church. With the 
 Epistle of D. Dionysius the areopagite to Timo- 
 thy ; and the Rest or assumption of St. John the 
 evangelist. London, 1871. 16°. . . . 3757.04 
 
 Malay annals. Tr. from the Malay language, by J. 
 Leyden. With introd., by Sir T. S. Kaflles. 
 London, 1821. 8° 1064.20 
 
 Malay Archipelago. See Countries {Eastern Archipelago, p. 306). 
 
 Malcom (Howard). Christian rule of marriage. 
 Philadelphia, 1870. 16= 5824.14 
 
 — Theological index. Boston, 1868. 8°. . . 2774.01 
 Malcolm (James Peller). Hist, sketch of the art of 
 
 caricaturing. With illustrations. L.,1813.4°.1456.18 
 
 Malcolm (Mr John). History of Persia, [to 1814]. 
 
 2 V. 2d ed. London, 1829. 8°. . . . 1045. 10 
 
 — Life of lord Clive. 3 v. L., 1836. 8°. . . 3042.01 
 
 — Memoir of Central India. 2 v. L.,1823. 8°. 1014.13 
 
 — Political history of India, 1784-1823. 2 v. London, 
 
 1826. 8° 1012.12 
 
 — Kaye {J. W.) Lives of Indian officers, v. 1, 1867 ; p. 129- 
 
 232 3224.20 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 105, 1867 ; New monthly, Feb., 1867. 
 Maiden (Henry). On Greek and Knglieh versification. [In Philol. 
 soc. Proceedings, 1846-48.] 6443.03 
 
 — On Greek heiameters. [In Philol. soc. Proc, 1850-62.] 6443 05 
 Malebrauche (Nicolas). CEuvres. 2 v. Paris, 
 
 1842. 18° 5415.09 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Entretiens metaphysiquea. Meditations. 
 Traite de I'amour de Dieu. Eutretien dun philosopbo 
 Chretien et d'un philosopUe chiuois. 2. Recherche de la 
 verite. 
 
 — Treatise concerning the search after truth. 2d ed. 
 
 [Tr. by T. Taylor.] London, 1700. fol. 5418.01 
 
 — Bowen {F.) Mod. philos. 1877 6413.03 
 
 — Hopptts {Prof.) Psychol, of M. [In Winslow's jour, of med. 
 
 pay., V. 9, p. 608-628.] 
 
 — Locke {J.) Exam, of M.'s opinion of seeing all things ia 
 
 God. [!n Ids Works, v. 9, 1823.] 6052.09 
 
 Same. [In his Philos. works, 1864 ; p. 413-471.] . 6416.0T 
 
 — Masson ((?.) Nich. Malebrauche. [In Journal of sacred lit., 
 
 July, 1867 ; p. 266-298.] 
 
 — Maurice {F. D.) Moral and metaphysical philos., v. 2, 1873 ; 
 
 p. 351-366 6424.18 
 
 — Saisset {E.) God in the system of Malebrauche. [In his Es- 
 
 say on relig. philoe.. v. 1, 1863 : p. 06-91.] .... 358809 
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 Malet (Si)' Alex.) Overthrow of the Germanic con- 
 federation by Prussia in 1866. L.,1870. 8=. 540.23 
 
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 tobiogr. Tr. by C. B. Cayley. L.,1861. 8°. 3116.22 
 
 Maling (E. A.) In-door plants, and how to grow 
 them. London, 1862. 16°. ..... 6132.06 
 
 — Song birds, and how to keep them. London, 
 
 1862. 16° 4812.04 
 
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 curiosities. London, 1825. 8°. ... 2536.28 
 
 — Essays on subjects connected with civilization. 
 
 London, 1795. 8°. 5812.18 
 
 — Tour through "Wales, 1806. [In Pinkerton (J.) Voyages 
 
 T. 2.] 926.02 
 
 Mall (Thomas). History of the martyrs epitomised. 
 
 A cloud of witnesses ; or the sufl'erer's mirrour. 
 
 2 V. Boston, 1747. 8° 3435.11 
 
 Mallet (David). Poetical works. L., [n.d.] 16°. 1663.32 
 
 — Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers (A.) English 
 
 poets. V. 14, 1810.) 16'26.14 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by R. Walsh. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh 
 
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 Mallet (Robert). Application of water-power. [In Weale's 
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 Mailing lOve). Great and good deeds of Danes, Nor- 
 wegians, and Holsteinians. Tr. by A. A. Feld- 
 borg. London, 1807. 4°. 548.05 
 
 Mallory (Daniel). Life and speeches of Henry Clay. 
 •2 V. Now York. 1857. 8° (5315.09 
 
 Malmesbury (J. Harris, ls( earl of). See Harris (James). 3116.24 
 
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 1782. 8= 1031.14 
 
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 enfants. Paris, 18G7. 12° 7024.31 
 
 Same. Les amants. Seed. P., 1870. 12°. 7024.3:J 
 
 Same. Les epoux. 2eed. P., 1867. 12°. 7024.;!2 
 
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 — On cure de proTince. Paris, 1872. 12°. . 7024.3.5 
 Malpractice. See Medicine (MediccUJurLsprurlencr). 
 
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 Malte Brun (Conrad, Danish Malthe Conrad Bruun) 
 and Balbi (A. ) System of universal geography. 
 London, 1831. 8° 915.05 
 
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 — Essay on the principle of population. 4th ed. 
 
 2 V. London, 1807. 8° 5914.04 
 
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 archie of Spaine, in 1639. Tr. by R. Gentilis. 
 
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 Man among the monkeys. London, 1873. 8°. 4721.21 
 
 Man and apes. See Mivart (St. George). 1874 4713.12 
 
 Man and beast here and hereafter. &<: Wood (J.Q.) 1875.4737.14 
 
 Man and nature. 5e« Marsh (Goo. P.) 1804 4113.34 
 
 Man in earnest : life of .\, H. Conant. See Collier (R.) 1808. 3043.22 
 Man in the moone ; or Euglish fortune-teller. Ed. by J. O. 
 
 HaUiwell. [In Percy soc., v. 29.] 0000.29 
 
 ' Man of Kent ' (Passages from the autobiography of ai. 
 
 [anon.'] Ed. by E. F. Stanley. L.,1866. 8°. 3014.23 
 Man upon the sea. See Goodrich (P. B.) 1858. . . . 923.12 
 Man with the iron naasir. See Biography (Iron mabk, p. 160). 
 Man-woman. See Damas>(s (Alex.) 1873 6836.06 
 
 MAN: ANTHROPOLOG-Y, ETHNOLOGY, PREHISTORIC MAN, ETC. 
 
 Abbangement of Subdivisions.— 1, Anthropology. 2, Ethnology. 3, Prehistoric man (1, Ge-neral works. 2, Cavt 
 dwellings, Stone age, and Megalithic monumfnis). 4, Miscellaneous treatises. 
 
 j8^ See also, in the general alphabet, the following subsidiary headings, n'z.— Archeeology {p. 32} ;~Biblical and religloul 
 literature (p. 76-10(J) ;— Biology (p. 21G) ;— Evolution (p. 452;— Family (p. 454) ;— Geology (p. 673) ;— Government and 
 politics (p. 584-589) ;— History (p. G24) ;— Language (p. 673) ;— Life (p. TOO) ;— Longevity (p. 717) ;— Marriage ;— Medicine 
 {Anatomy ;— Body and mind ;~~Heredity ;— Physiology j^etc. etc.] ;— Moral science ;— Natural history {Darwinian and 
 other development theories ; — Mammals ; —Vertebrates, etc.) ;— Negro ; —Philosophy (vaHous headings) ;— Phrenology ; 
 Physiognomy ;— Political economy (Populatvm, fie.) ;— Social science {Civilization ;— Progress ; Society);— Vital statistics ; 
 Women. Also {under Countries, p. 265-394) names of various countries and races, as Africa (p. 2SG) ;— America {Anti. 
 quities, p. 288) ;— Asia (p. 291} ;— England {Ethnology, p. 309) ;— Indians (p. 332) ;— United States {Antiquities, p. 375) ; etc. 
 
 1. Anthropology. 
 
 Anthropological Toyievr. v. 1-8. L., 1S63-70. 8". 4735.02 
 Note. — V. 1. Includes ' Transactions of the Anthrop. boc.»' 
 April 21 to July 7, 1863 ; v. 2-8 have appended ' Jour, of the 
 Anthrop. soc.,' v. 2-6. To v. 4 is attached 'The Popular 
 mag. of anthropology,' v. 1, 18G6. 
 Anthropological soc. Memoirs, v. 1-3, 18G3-G9. 4735.13 
 Contents : v. 1. Hunt (J.) Negro's place in nature. Pea- 
 cock (T. B.) Weight of the brain in the negro. Bollaert 
 (W.) Past and present populations of tlje new world. Ac- 
 count of the astronomy of the red man. Introd. to the 
 palEBOgraphy of America. Thurnam (J.) The two princi- 
 pal forms of ancient British and Gaulish skulls. Pritchard 
 (W. T.) Viti and its inhabitants. Notes on the South Sea 
 islanders (the Bamoans). Davis (J. B.) The Neanderthal 
 skull. Roberts (G. E.) Discovery of kiat-vaens on the 
 • Muckle Heog' in the island of Unst, Shetland. Burton 
 (R.F.) Notes on the Dahoman. Sellon (E.) Phallic worship 
 of India. Bendyshe (T.) History of authropolofty. 
 
 2. Gibb (G. D.) Points of difference between the larynx 
 of the negro and the white mau. Vamberry (A ) The der- 
 vishes and the hadjis of the East. Harris (J. M.) Origin, 
 manners, customs, and superstitions of tho Galliuaa of 
 Sierra Leone. Beddoe (J.) Testimony of local phenomena 
 in the west of Eiigland to the permanence of anthropo- 
 logical types. Bollaert (W.) aiaya hieroglyphic alpbabet 
 of Yucatan. Coutrib. to an introd. to the anthropology of 
 the new world. Beavan (H. J. C.) Obs. on the people in- 
 habiting Spain. Marshall (G. il ) Genealogy in connexion 
 with anthropolt>gy. Blake ;,C. C.) Certain ' simious * skulls, 
 with ref. to a skull from Louth, Ireland. Broca (P.) De- 
 scrip, of a new goniometer. Pike (L. O.) Physical charac- 
 teristics of the Engl, people. Wesley (W.H.) Iconography 
 of the skull. Higgins (A.) Orthographic projection of the 
 skull. Owens (S. R. I.) Hindu neology. Pctrie (G ) The 
 brocks and so-called Picts' houses of Orkney. Anderson 
 (J.) Ancient remains of Caithness. Shortt (J.) A living 
 microcephale. Burton (U. F.) A hermaphrodite. Sellon 
 (E.) Indian gnosticism, or Sacti Puja. Seemann (Bi) Re- 
 
 semblance of inscriptions on anc. Brit, rocks with those 
 of Central America. Walker R. B. N.) Alleged sterility 
 of women of savage races with native males after liaviny 
 had children by a white man. Westropp (H. M.) Analo- 
 gous forms of implements among early and primitive 
 races. Hunt (J.) Explor. into archaic authrnpulogy of 
 Uuat, Brassay, and Zetland. Tate (R ) Report of Zetland 
 anthrop. exped. Beddo (J.) Head-forms of the west of 
 England. Morris (J. P.) Explor. in Kirkhead cave at Ul- 
 verstoue. Hunt (J.) Influence of some kinds of peat in 
 destroying the human body. Inscriptions on stones in 
 the Islands of Brassay. Bower (J.) History of ancient 
 slavery. Mitchell (A ) Blood-relatiouship in marriage ; its 
 influence upon ofl'spring. 
 
 3. Oliver (S. P.) The Hovaa and other tribes of Mada- 
 gascar. Davis (J. B.) Skeleton of an Aiuo woman and three 
 men. Thurna m (J.) Fuithor observ. on two forms of an- 
 cient British skullB. Devis (0. W.) Elasticity of animal 
 type. Gibb (G. D.) Vocal and other influences of pendency 
 of tho epiglottis. Character of the voice in the nations of 
 Asia and Mrica. Blake (C. C.) Skulls found in the round 
 barrows of the so. of England. Skull from the cairn of 
 Get, etc. Researches of Dr. E. Dupont in Bi-lgian bone- 
 caves. Mitra (B. R.) Gypsies of Bengal. Wake (C. S.) 
 Psychol, unity of mankind. Collinson (J.) Indians of the 
 Mosquito territory. Lagneau (ii.) Saracens in France, tr. 
 by E. Villin. Bollaert (W.) Ancient or lossil pottery on 
 the shores of Ecuador. Central America, hieroglyphics of 
 Yucatan, etc. Anc. Peruvian graphic records. Cleghorn 
 (J.) Is tho character of tho Scotch the expression of the 
 soil of Scotland? Shortt (J.) The Bayadorea. Habits and 
 manners of Slarvar tribes of India. Houghton (E. P.) 
 Land dayas of Upper Sarawak, etc. Anderson (J.) Excava- 
 tions in Caithness cairns. Boggs {E. B.) Fishing Indians 
 of Vancouver 8 island. Anderson (3.) Horned cairns of 
 Caithness. Ernst (.\.) Anthrop. remarks on population of 
 Venezula. Beddoe (J.) Physical characteristics of inhab. 
 of Bretagne. Head-forms of the Danes. Stature and bulk 
 of man in the British Isles. Davis (J. B.) Skull of a 
 GhiUak. 
 
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 MAN: Anthropology — Ethnology. 
 
 Anthropological society, coniinued. 
 — [Publications.] 6 v. London, 1863-65. 8°. 4734.14 
 viz: Blumenbach (J. F.) Anthropological treatises. With 
 Iiiaiig. dissfit. by J. Hiintei- on the varieties of men. 
 Broca (P.) Pheuomena of h.vbriility, etc. Gastaldi (B.) 
 Lake habitations (5813.18]. Pouchet (G.) Plurality ot the 
 human race. Vogt (CI Lectures on mau. Waitz (T.) In- 
 troduction to anthropology. 
 Blumenbach {J. F. ) Antliropological treatises. Tr. by 
 
 T. Bendyshe. 1865 4734.14 
 
 Bray {€'.) Manual of anthropology. 1871. .4734.12 
 Contents : In the beginning. Man. Morality. Religion 
 and death. Sociology. Summary and conclusion. 
 Broca (P.) On the phenomena of hybridity in the 
 
 genus homo. lB6i 4734.15 
 
 HiBt. "f the transactions of the Anthrop. soc. of Paris, 1865-67. 
 
 [/:i Sm. report. 1B68.] 3a36.23 
 
 Bitchner (L.) Man in the past, present, and future. 
 
 1872 4734.24 
 
 Ccmdolle {A. de). Probable future of the human race. [In 
 
 Smith, report, 1875.] a936.30 
 
 Debay^A.) Histoire naturelle de I'homme et de la 
 
 femme. 16e ed. 1870 4733.12 
 
 Qregoiy {J. ) Comparative view of the state and facul- 
 ties of man, with those of the animal world. 
 
 1777 5435.13 
 
 iiisto9-icai illustrations of the passions, [anon.] 2 v. 
 
 1825 5436.01 
 
 Hodge ((7.) Anthropology. [In his Systematic theol., v. 2, 1872 ; 
 
 ch. 1-4.] 3658.26 
 
 Karnes ( H. Home, lord). History of man ; or, wonders 
 
 of human nature, in relation to the virtues, vices, 
 
 and defects of both sexes. 2d ed. 2 v. 4734.02 
 
 Hunter (X) Iiiaug. dioBertatiou on the varieties ot men. [In 
 
 Blumenbach (J. F.| Anthrop. treatises, 1865.] . . 4734.17 
 
 Huxley (2'. H) Evidence as to man's place in nature. 
 
 1863 4712.08 
 
 iVofe.— Keviewed in Ed. rev., v. 117, 1863. 
 Lawrence ( W. ) Lectures on the comparative anatomy 
 and the nat. hist, of man. 1848. . . .4325.10 
 Monboddo ^J. Burnet, loid). History and philosophy of men. 
 [/n Ais Ancient metaphysics, V. 2-5, 1779.) . . . .6418.04 
 Page (D.) Man: where, whence, and whither? his 
 natural history relations. 18G8. . . . 4732.01 
 PeabSdy museum of American archseology and ethno- 
 logy. Reports, v. 1, 1868-1876 473.'.10 
 
 Qaatrefages {A. de). Nat. hist, of man : elementary. 
 From the French, byE. A. Youmans 1875. 4733.1G 
 Note. — Repr. from Pop. sci. monthly. May, June, 1872. 
 Quetelet (L. A. J.) Treatise on man and the develop- 
 ment of bis faculties. 1842 5814.18 
 
 Savile(B. W.) Man ; or, the old and new philosophy. 
 
 1863 •• 4733.09 
 
 Shields [C. W.) Scientific and biblical anthropology. [In his 
 
 Final philos., 1877 ; p. 141-177.] 6416.26 
 
 Tylor (E. B.) Anthropology, [/n Euc.vc. Brit., 9thed., V.2, 1876; 
 
 p. 107-123.] 
 Van Amringe (W. F.) Investigation of the theories 
 of the natural history of man. 1848. . 4737.13 
 Vogt (C. ) Lectures on man; his place in creation, 
 and in the history of the earth. 1864. .4734.17 
 Waitz (T.) Introd. to anthropology. 18G3. . 4734.18 
 Wake (C. S.) Chapters on man. With the outlines of 
 comparative psychology. 1868. . . . 4733.10 
 Wilson (D.) Caliban : the missing link [in the evo- 
 lution of man]. 1873 1752.24 
 
 Wiseman ^J.) Nat. hist, of the human race. [In his Twelve 
 lectures, v, I, 1853 ; p. 136-246.J 3624.05 
 
 2. Ethnology, including question of the unity 
 and diversity of the human race. 
 
 Agassi! [C. J. R.) Indigenous races, [/n Nott (J. C.) and Glid- 
 don (G. R.) Indigenous races, 1867.] 4736.02 
 
 — Diversity of origin of the human races. [/« Christian eiam- 
 
 iner, July, 1850 ] 
 
 — On the provinces of the animal world and their relation to 
 
 man. [App. to Nott (J. C.) and Gliddon (G. R.) Types of 
 mankind. 18S7.] 4736.01 
 
 — Zoological evidence for the diversity of the races. [In Amer. 
 
 assoc. for adv. of sci., v. 3 3946.03 
 
 Bartlett (J. M.) Progress of ethnology. 2d ed. 
 
 1847 4735.01 
 
 Brace {C. L.) Eaces of the old world. 1863. . 4734.13 
 
 Brown(R.) Eaces of mankind. 4 v. 1875. 4738.20 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Indians of North and South America. 
 
 2. Hispano-AmericanUfe. Oceanic group Papuan races. 
 
 Malays. African stock. Egyptians, Berbers, etc. Kaffirs, 
 
 etc. Hottentots, Bushmen, etc. Negro and Negroid races. 
 
 3. Negro races. Persian group. Kurds, Afghans, Ar- 
 menians. Indian stock. 
 
 4. Aboriginal races of India. The Hindoos. The Sin- 
 ghalese. Laccadave and Maldave islanders. Mongolian 
 family. Burmese. Siamese, etc. The Chinese. The Tura- 
 nians. The Dioseuriau and European stock. 
 
 Gibell {J. L. ) Testimony of modern science to the 
 unity of mankind. 1859 4733.02 
 
 Curiosit^s philol., geogr., et ethnologiques. 1855. 
 [Blbliothfeque de poche.] 6411.07 
 
 Dana {A. H.) Inductive inquiries, e(c. 1873.2521.25 
 
 Davis (£. H.) On ethnological research. [In Smith, report, 
 1806.] 3936.21 
 
 Davis {J. B.) Thesaurus craniorum. Skulls of the 
 various races of men. 1867 4733.17 
 
 Fifjuier (L.) The human race. 1872. . , .4737.15 
 
 Fontaine (E.) How the world was peopled. 1872. 4733.14 
 
 Gibbs ((?.) Instructions for research relative to the ethnology 
 and philol. of N. A. [In Sm. miscel. coll., v, 7] . 3935.17 
 
 — Intermixture of races. (/« Sm. report, 1864.) . . .3936.19 
 
 Gobineau {A., comte de). Moral and intellectual di- 
 versity of races. From the French. With in- 
 trod. by H. Hotz, and a summary of question of 
 unity or plurality of species, by J. C. Nott. 
 1856 4733.15 
 
 HdckeliE.) History of creation. 2 v. 1876 4713.24 
 
 Haldeman {S. S.) Points of linguistic ethnology. Report on 
 linguistic ethnology. [In Amer. assoc. Proc., v. 2, 10, 
 1850-67.) 3946.02 
 
 Huxley {T. li.) On the methods and results of ethnology. [In 
 
 Ais Critiques, efc , 1873; p. 134-181.) 2632.19 
 
 A'oitf. — Repr. from Fortn. rev., v. 1, 1865. 
 
 Jeffries (</. P.) Natural history of the human race. 
 1869 4734.11 
 
 Johnes (.4. J.) Philological proofs of the orig. unity, 
 and recent origin of the human race. 1846. 641.^.29 
 
 Jones (.Sir W.) On the origin aud families of nations. [In his 
 Works.v. 3, 18U7.) 6046.03 
 
 Knox [H.) Races of men : influence of race over the 
 destinies of nations. 1B62 4733.01 
 
 Latham (R. 0.) Descriptive ethnology. v. l-'2. 
 
 1859 4734.03 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Eastern and Northern Asia — Europe. 
 2. Europe, Africa, India. 
 
 — Ethnology of Europe. 1852 4732.02 
 
 — Ethnology of the British colonies. 1851. . 4732.04 
 
 — Ethnology of the British Islands. 1852. . 4732.02 
 
 — Nationalities of Europe. 2 v. 1-863. . . 445.17 
 
 — Native races of the Eussian empire. 1854. 4733.11 
 
 — Opuscula. Essays chieily philological and ethno- 
 
 graphical. 1860 6125.30 
 
 — Varieties of the human race. 1854. . . . 4715.08 
 Morgan {L. H.) Circular in regard to degrees of relationship 
 
 among different nations. [In Sm. miscel. coll., v. 2, 
 1862.) . . . . • 3935.12 
 
 — Systems of consanguinity and afBnity of the human family. 
 
 [/nSm. contrib., v. 17, 1871.) 3937.17 
 
 Niebuhr (£. (?.) Lectures on ancient ethnography. 
 
 2v. 1854 423.13 
 
 Nbti (J. C. ) Two lectures on the connection between 
 
 the biblical and physical hist, of man. 1849. 4736. 03 
 — ■ and Gliddon (tf. B.) Indigenous races of the earth. 
 
 1857 4736.02 
 
 Note. — Presents polygenist views. 
 
 — and Gliddon [G.R. ) Types of mankind. 1857. 4736.01 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Westm. rev., v. 65, 1856. 
 Peschel (0.) Eaces of man and their geogr. distribu- 
 tion. 1876 4733.18 
 
 Pickering (J.) Eaces of men 4733.06 
 
 Picdire gallery of the nations. 1870. . . . 923.15 
 PoucheHO.) Plurality of the human race. 1864. 4734.16 
 Prichard (J". C.) Natural hist, of man. 1848. 4734.05 
 
 — Physical hist, of man. 5 v. 1837-17. . . 4734.06 
 
 Note. — Monogenist in theory. 
 
 Contents ; v. 1. General introd. 2. African races. 3. 
 - European ethnography. 4. Asiatic nations. 5. Oceanic 
 and American nations. 
 Quatrefages {A. de). Unite de I'espfece humaine. 4733.07 
 
 — Natural history of man. Tr. by E. A. Youmans. 
 
 1875 4733.16 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Bibl. sacra, July, 1862 {Quatrefages 
 
 in reply to Agassiz. by J. P. Thompson). 
 Beid (il/. ) Description of singular races of men. 
 
 1860 4733.08 
 
 Bet!ius{A ) Form of human skull. [In Sm. rep., 1859.] 3936.14 
 Sniitk ( C. H ) Natural history of the human species. 
 
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 Same. Boston, 1852. ....... 4733.04 
 
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 Smyth (T.) Unity of the human race. 1850.4733.03 
 Ward(S.H.) Nat. hist, of mankind. 1819.4732.05 
 Wclifnrd (ff.) Inquiry iuto the primitive Beats, early emiHra- 
 tious, and liual settlements of tUe principal European na- 
 tions. [In Ait Engl, lanj^'iiai^e. 184.'!.] 0433.05 
 
 Wilton {D.) Phyaical (crauialj ethnology [In Sm, rep. .1862.) 3936.17 
 Wood (J. 0. ) Natural history of man. v. 1-2. 186H- 
 
 70 4737.16 
 
 T. 1. Africa. 2. Australia. New Zealand, Polyneaia, Amer. 
 lea, Asia, and ancient Europe. 
 A'(((«. — An Amer. reprint is entitled • Uncivilized races.' 
 See also Bibl. rep. and Princeton rev., Jan., 1859 (TUe 
 unity of mankind); Jan., 1863 (True plane of man in zo- 
 ology) : Jan.. 1869 (' .\ga8eiz on provinces of creation and 
 the unity of the race ') ; Conteuip. rev., v. 8, 1868 (Man in 
 creation, by J. D'Oyly) ; v. 16. 1871 (Wallace on the con- 
 aervatiun of native races, by H. B. Tristram) ; N. A. rev., 
 July, 1867 (Language and human unity) ; Nat. rev., v. 18. 
 1864 (Races of the old world) : Nat. qu. rev., v. 24, 1872 
 (Anc. iuhab. of Europe and whence they came) ; v. 19, 1869 
 (Primitive races of Europe) ; Weatm. rev., v. 74, 1860 
 (Antiquity of the human race). 
 
 Jty- See also Biblical and religious literature (Genesis and 
 geology, p. 88 ; — Religion and science, p. 101). 
 
 3. Prehistoric man. 
 
 1. General works. 
 
 Arfjyll{Dukeof). Primeval man. 1869. . .5813.17 
 
 Baldwin (J. Ji.) Prehistoric nations. 1869.. 423.11 
 
 Clodd (E. ) Childhood of the world ; a simple account 
 of man in early times. 1B73 Sbl2.22 
 
 Dates and data relating to religious anthropology and 
 sacrei history, [anon.] 3541.18 
 
 FiguieriL.) Primitive man. 1870 5813.29 
 
 Contents : The stone age ip. 1-204). The age of metals ; 
 bronze epoch (p 206-296);— Iron epoch (p. 297-332), Primi- 
 tive man in America. 
 
 Fraser ( W. ) Blending lights, or relations of natural 
 science, archaeology, and history, to the Bible. 
 2d ed. 1871 3547.27 
 
 Sale (Sir Maltkeio). Primitive origination of mankind, 
 considered and examined according to the light 
 of nature. 1677 B6-8.03 
 
 Internatiojial congress of prehistoric archeology : trans- 
 actions of the third session. 1868. . . 581o.'28 
 
 Laveleye (E. de). Primitive property. Tr. by G. B. 
 L. Marriott. AVitb introd. by T. E. C. Leslie. 
 
 London, 1878. 8° 5914.19 
 
 Contents : Property in land. Village communities. 
 
 Lesley (J. P. ) Man's origin and destiny, sketched 
 from the platforril of the sciences. 1868. 5813.16 
 
 Lvbbock (Sir J.) frigin of civilization and the primi- 
 tive condition of man. 1870 5813.23 
 
 iV..(«.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 133, 1870 ; p. 439 479. 
 
 — Pre-historic times, as illus. by ancient remains, and 
 
 the manners and customs of modern savages. 
 2ded. 1869 5813.22 
 
 — Address on primaeval antiquities. [In Archxolog. journal, 
 
 V.23, 1866 ; p. 190-21I.J 1463.18 
 
 Lyell (Sir (J.) Evidences of the antiquity of man. 
 
 1863 4112.06 
 
 A'o(e.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 118, 1863, p. 254-302 ; 
 
 N. A. rev., V. 97, 1863, p. 451-483 ; Qu. rev., v. 114, 1863, 
 
 p. 368-417. 
 Man as the cotemporary of the mammoth and the reindeer in 
 
 middle Europe, [in Smith, report, 1807.] .... 3936.22 
 Morgan (L. H.) Ancient society, or researches in the 
 
 lines of human progress from savagery, through 
 
 barbarism to civilization. 1877. . . . 5803.04 
 Mtyrtillet (G. de) and Chantre (E.) International code of symbols 
 
 for charts of prehistoric archeology. Transl. by O. F. 
 
 Mason. [Ill Smith, report, 1876.) 3936.30 
 
 Rau(C.) Early man in Europe. 1876. . .5803.03 
 Rauotinson (G.) Origin of nations. 1878. . 411.15 
 Rikart ( C. von). Menes and Cheops : with other cosas. 
 
 1869 1076.05 
 
 Smytli {C. P.) On the antiquity of intellectual man, 
 
 from a practical and astronomical point of view. 
 
 1868 1082.25 
 
 Note, — A sequel to his ' Life and work at the Gt. Pyramid.' 
 
 Smithsonian reports, 1853-77 3936.07 
 
 Note. — Most of the vols, contain archaeological material.* 
 Southall (J. C. ) Epoch of the mammoth and the ap- 
 parition of man upon the earth. 1878. . 5803. 05 
 
 — Recent origin of man, as illus. by geology and pre- 
 
 historic arch;eology. 1875 5803.01 
 
 Spencer (H.) The primitive man. [In his Prlsciples of sociology, 
 V. 1, 1877 ; p. 17-404.) 5416.18 
 
 Tylor (R B.) Primitive culture. 2 v. 1871. .0813.25 
 
 Same. Ist Amer. from 2d Engl. 2v. 1874.5813.25a 
 
 Contents ; v. 1. Science of culture. Development of 
 culture. Survival in culture. Emotional and imitative lau- 
 euage. Art of, counting. Mythology (p. 247-370). Anim- 
 ism (p. 377-453). 2. Animism, conCii (p. 1-327). Bites and 
 ceremonies. Conclusion. 
 
 A'ofe.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 135, 1872 ; p. 88-123 ; At- 
 lantic mo., T. 34 (by T. S. Perry). 
 
 — Primitive society. [In Contemp. rev.. Apl., June, 1873.]; 
 
 — Religion of savages. [In Forln. rev., v. 6, 1866.] 
 
 — Researches into the early history of mankind. 
 
 1865 5fl3.13 
 
 Contents : Introd. Gesture language. 'Word language. 
 Picture-writing and word-writing. Images and namts. 
 Growth and decline of culture. The stone age, past and 
 present. Fire, cooking, and vessels. Remarkable cus- 
 toms. Hist, traditions and myths. 
 
 Note. — Reviewed by Max Milller in his Chips, etc., v. 2, 
 1869 : p. 248-284. 
 
 Westropp ( H. M. ) Prehistoric phases ; introd. essays 
 on pre-historic archaeology. 1872. . . 427.21 
 
 Wilson (D.) Prehistoric man. Researches into the 
 origin of civilization in the old and new world. 
 
 1865 5813.14 
 
 iVt>((r.— Reviewed in Black, mag., v. 96, p. 625-545 ; North 
 Brit. rev., v. 39, 1863, p. 29-62. 
 
 See ilso Atlantic mo., v. 10, 1802 (The fossil roan, by C. L. 
 Brace) ; Blackw. mag., v. 88, 1360 (Reputed traces ot prim- 
 eval man) ; Brit. qu. rev., Oct., 1872 (Present state of 
 prehist. archaeology) ; Apl., 1874 (Antiq. of man) ; Con- 
 temp, rev., V. 11, 1869 (Primeval mau, by J. Hannah) ; 
 Fraaer's mag., v. 67, 1803 (Anliq. of man) ; v. 77, 1868 
 (Progress of civ. in prehistoric tim'?8, by W. B. Dawkins) ; 
 Nat. qu. rev., v. 23, 1871 (.\ge of the earth and its iuhab.) ; 
 New Englander, v. 22, 1863 (Man's zool. position, by J. D. 
 Dana) ; Apr., 1874 (Primitive culture, by J. S. Sewall) : 
 N. Brit, rev., V. 60, 1809 (Early hist, of man): Pop. sci. 
 mo.. V. 2, 1872 (Early discipline of mankind, by W. Bage- 
 hot) : May. 1872 (Prehistoric times, by T. M. Coau) ; Pop. 
 sci. rev., v. 3. 1864 (Prehistoric dweliiugs. by G. E. Rob- 
 erts) ; Qu. rev., v. 128, 1870 (Non-ljistoric times) : JuJy, 
 1874 (Primitive man) ; Westm. rev., v. 79. 1863 (Antiq. of 
 man) : Jan.. 1870 (Origin of man) ; Meth. qu. rev. Apl., 1877 
 (Westm., rev., on the Recent origin of mau. by J. C. South- 
 all) ; Gentl- mag., Oct., 1877 .Savage political hfo. by J. A. 
 Farrar) ; Galaxy, 1877 (Age of bronze, by Burnoul). 
 
 2. Cave dwellings, Stone age, and Megalithic monuments. 
 
 Abbott (C.C.) Stone age in New Jersey. [Sm. rep.. 1875 ] 3936.30 
 
 Broca (M. P.) The troglodytes, or cave-dwellers, of the valley 
 
 oftheVezere. [7 ii Sm. report. 1872.] 3936.27 
 
 Dawkins (W. B.) Cave hunting, researches on the 
 evidence of caves respecting the early inhabi- 
 tants of Europe. 1874 5813.32 
 
 Desor (E.) Palatiltes, or lacustrian constructions of the lake of 
 Keucbatel. [In Sm. report, 1865.] 3930. '20 
 
 Scans (J. ) Ancient stone imjplements, weapons, and 
 ornaments of Great Brituin. 1872. . . 427.24 
 
 — On the occurrence of flint implements in undisturbed beds of 
 
 gravel, sand, and clay. [In Archaologia. v. 38. 1800.] 5128.— 
 
 Fergus.'ioa {J.) Rude stone monuments in all coun- 
 tries. 1872 427.22 
 
 Note. — An attempt to prove the sepulchral character of 
 the Rude stone muuumeuts, and that most of them belong 
 to the hret ten christian centuries. 
 
 Oastaldi (B.) Lake habitations and pre-historic re- 
 mains in the tubaries and marl-beds in Central 
 Italy. 1865 5813.18 
 
 Keller (F.) Lake dwellings of Switzerland and Eu- 
 rope. 1866 5*13.21 
 
 Linton ( W.) Colossal vestiges of the older nations. 
 1862 5813.20 
 
 MorlotlA.) Lacustrian settlements, [/n Sm. report. 1863.] 3936.18 
 
 — Study of high antiquity. [In Sm. rep.. 1862. 1804,] 3930.17 : 19 
 Troyon (F.) Lacustrian cities of Switzerland. [In Sm. report, 
 
 1861.] 3930.18 
 
 Abie.— Reviewed in Ed rev., y. 116, 1862. 
 Worsaae (J. J. A. ) Primeval antiquities of Denmark. 
 Tr. and applied to the illustration of similar re- 
 mains in England, by J. W. Thoms. 1849. 5813.19 
 
 — The antiquities of South Jutland and Sleswick. [In Archsol. 
 
 journal, v. 23.] 146a. 18 
 
 See also Coutemp. rev., v. 4, 1867 (Lake dwellings of 
 Switzerland, by H. W. Wood) ; Gentl. luag.. June, Sept., 
 1860 (Lake-dwellings in Switzerland) ; Qu. rev., v. 125. 1868 
 (Lake dwellings) ; Fraser's mag.. McU., 1874 (Stone monu- 
 ments of Sardinia) : Pop. sci. rev.. Oct., 1877 (Caves and 
 their occupants) ; Oct., 1877 ^Flint implements, by C.C.King). 
 
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 Man. 
 
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 Atkinson (H. G.) and Martineau (H.) Letters on man's 
 
 nature and development. 1851. . . . 5138 01 
 
 Briltan i^S. B.) Man and his relations. 1864.5438.03 
 
 Dick IT) On the moral improvement of mankind, [fn hU 
 
 Works. V. 1, 1863] 50.i3.01 
 
 Fickle {J. G.) Vocation of mail, (/re Popularworke. v. l.J 3552.13 
 Godwin { ir. ) Thoughts on man, his nature, produc- 
 tions, and discoveries. 1831 5S14. l:i 
 
 HiiUon(J.) Man and his dwelling place. 1859. 3573.20 
 Conttnts : Science. PUiloaophy. Beligiou. Ethics. Dia- 
 logues. 
 
 Note Reviewed in Fiaser'a mag., v. 69, 1859. 
 
 Hope i T. ) Essay on the origin and prospects of man. 
 '^Sv. 1831. . ........ 5814.15 
 
 Leslie (J. P.) Man's origin and destiny sketched from 
 
 the platform of the sciences. 1865-6. . 5813.16 
 
 Contents: Class ificatiou of the sciences. Genius of the 
 
 physical sciences ancient and modern. Geol. antiquity of 
 
 man. On the, dignity of mankind. Unity of mankind. 
 
 Early social life of mankind. Language as a test of race. 
 
 Origin of architecture. Growth of the alphabet. The 
 
 four types of religious worship. On Arkite symbolism. 
 Marsh (G.F.) Man and nature. 1864. . .4113.34 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 120, 1864. 
 Moore (G.) Man and his motives. 1856. . . 5438.11 
 Mndie{R) Man as a moral being. 2d ed. 1858. 5438.09 
 
 — Man in his relations to society. 1858. . . 5438.08 
 
 — Man in his intellectual faculties. 2d ed. 1 858. 5438. 10 
 Pickmere(J.R.) Being, analytically described : man's 
 
 chief relations. 1854 541)s.ll 
 
 Reade(W.) Martyrdom of man. 1872. . .5812.20 
 Savile (B. W.) Man, or the old and the new philoso- 
 phy. 18fi3 4733.09 
 
 Scott (—). Inquiry into the causes of the diversity of human 
 
 character. [In Class, journal, v. 6, 7. 9. 10, 12. 13.) 2712. OS 
 
 Wai'den (R. B.) Familiar forensic view of man and 
 
 law. 1860 5438.15 
 
 Manchee (Thomas J.) Origin of the riots of Bristol. Qd ed. 
 Bristol, 1832. 8° 6093.18 
 
 Manchester [Duki: of). Set Montagu (Wm. D.. duke of Hanckester). 
 
 Manchester. (Eiiglawl}. See Countries, etc. {ifanclfster, p. 313). 
 
 Manchester. Free library. Catalogue of books. Kef. 
 erence department. Prepared by A. Crestadoro. 
 London, 18G4. 8° 2735.27 
 
 Manchester science lectures. l6t-4th- series. Man- 
 chester, 1866-73. 12' 3U06. 20 
 
 Note. — For contents see Arts (Useful : E.';says. etc., p. 42). 
 
 Same. 8th series, 1876-7. L., 1877. 12°. 3906.24 
 
 Contents : Roscoe (H. E.) What the earth is composed 
 of. WiUiamson {W. C.) Successiou of life on the earth. 
 « Lockyer (J. N.) Why the earth's chemistry is as it is. 
 
 Manchuria. See Countries [Manchuria, p. 342). 
 
 Mandalay to Momieo. &e Anderson (J) 1026.18 
 
 Mandans. See Countries, etc. {Indians, p. 335). 
 
 Mandeville (Bernard de). Fable of the bees ; or 
 private vices public benefits. L.,1795. 8°. 5135.17 
 
 Same. London, 1806. 8= 5435.18 
 
 — VIsraeli{l.) /n Ms Amenities of lit., v. 1, 1855. . .2762 02 
 
 — Law (IK) Remarks on the Fable of the bees. 
 
 1844 5446.02 
 
 — Stephen [L.) Hist, of English thoughts in 18th century, v. 2. 
 
 1876 6426.26 
 
 Note. — See atto L. Stephen's critique in Eraser's mag., 
 
 June, 1873 ; repr. in his Essays. 1873 [3696.251. 
 Mandeville {Sir John). S':e Maundevile {Sir John). 
 Mauetho. Carmina astrologica. Parisiis, Didot, 
 
 1801. 8° 7766.17 
 
 — Fragmenta. [In Bunsen. Egypt's place, v. 1, 1818, p. 606- 
 
 666.1 1075.03 
 
 Note For commentary by Bunsen see index, v. 6. p. 906. 
 
 — Egyptian dynasties. [In Cory (I. P.) Ancient fragments. 
 
 1832 ] 3536.27 
 
 — ralmer{W.) Egyptian chronicles, v. 1, 1861 ; p. 86-272 1076.01 
 
 .S^e also Journ. of sac. lit., Jan.. 1863. p. 333-376 ; Jan.. 
 
 1864, p. 421-466 (Dynasties of M., by E. Hincks) ; Oct.. 
 
 1861 (Eeply to Hincks, by J. W. Bosanquet) ; Amor, presb. 
 
 rev., Jan., 1866. 
 Manfred. See Byron (Q. G. N., lord). 
 Mangan (James Clarence). Poems ; with biogr. in- 
 
 trod. by J. Mitchel. N. Y., 18.59. 12°. .1672.06 
 Contents: German anthology. Irish anthology. Apoc- 
 rypha. Miscellaneous. 
 Mangiii (Arthur). The desert world. London, 
 
 1869. 8° 4727.03 
 
 Mangiu (Rev. Edward). Essay on light reading. 
 
 London, 1808. 18° . 2534. '28 
 
 — Piozziana ; or recollections of Mrs. Piozzi. With 
 
 remarks, [anon.'] London. 1833. 12°. . 3141.00 
 
 Mangnall (John). IVIechanical drawing. See Foster (Vere). 
 
 Course of drawing, pt. 2 1411.15 
 
 — Practical geometry. 5te Foster (Vere). Course of drawing. 
 
 pt. 4 1441.14 
 
 Man^iuaU (Richmal). Hist, and miscel. questions. 
 New ed. London, 1869. 12° 442.27 
 
 Manhattan Island. See Countries, etc. {Manhattan Island, p. 342). 
 
 Manhattan and De la Salle monthly. Ed. by J. 
 Savage. New series, v. 1-4. N. ¥.,1875-76.8°. 8129.— 
 
 Manhood. 
 
 — • Giles (//.) True manhood. [Irt his Lectures and essays, v. 2. 
 
 1851 ; p. 80.111.) 25'26.06 
 
 See also Character (p. 261). 
 
 Manifest detection of the most vyle use of dice play. [By G. 
 Wallier?) Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. London, 1850. 16°. [In 
 Percy hoc, v. »9.) 6060.29 
 
 Manilius (Marctis). Five books of the ancient as- 
 tronomy and astrology : together with the philos. 
 
 of the Stoicks. Tr. into Engl, verse. 'With 
 notes. London, 1697. 1'2°. 1665.16 
 
 — Opera omnia. Astronomicon ex ed. Bentleiana ; 
 
 cum notis et interp. in usum Delphini. Lon- 
 
 dini, Valpu. 1828. 8° 7715.05 
 
 Same. [Lat. et Fr.] Paris, 1865. 8°. [Nisard'a 
 
 coll.] 7726.01 
 
 Mauin (Daniele). Martin (if.) D. M. and Venice, 
 
 in 1848-49. 2 v. 1862 •. 532.17 
 
 — Castelar [E.) In his Life of Byron, etc., 1876 ; p. 261- 
 
 295 3027.31 
 
 Manipulus vocahulorum. .See Levins (P.) . . 6113.49 ; 7913.08 
 
 Manitoba. .See Countries {Manitoba, p. 342). 
 
 Manley (J. J.) Salt, preserved provisions, bread. [In British 
 
 mf'g industries. V. 12, 1876.J 3911.36 
 
 Manly exercises. See Amusements, games, etc. (p. 25). 
 Mana (Charles A. ) Paper money the root of all evil. 
 
 New York, 1872. 12° 5911.12 
 
 Mann (Hermann). Hist, annals of Dedham, 1635- 
 
 1847. Dedham, 1847. 8° 611.11 
 
 Mann (Horace). Lectures on education. Boston, 
 
 1848. 12° 3622.06 
 
 — Oration, July 4, 1812. Boston, 1842. 8". .... . 684.20 
 
 — Thoughts for a young man. B., 1855. 16°. 
 
 — Thoughts selected from the writings of. Boston, 
 
 [1867.] 18°. 2541 08 
 
 — Twelve sermons : delivered at Antioch College. 
 
 Boston, 1861. 12° 3573.22 
 
 — editor. See Common-school journal 6516.20 
 
 jg®- For lives of H. Mann see Biogr^hy (p. 173). 
 Mann (James). Medical sketches of campaigns of 
 
 1812-14. Dedham, 1816. 8° 4343.26 
 
 Mann(J.B.) Life of Henry Wilson. B.,1872. 8°. 3186.16 
 Maun {Mrs. Mary Peabody, wife of Horace). Life of 
 
 Horace Mann. 2d ed. B., 1865. 8°. . 3116.20 
 
 — Physiological cook book. B., 1858. 16°. .6015.04 
 
 — and Peabody (E. P.) Moral culture of infancy, 
 
 and kindergarten guide. B., 1863. 12°. 5514,01 
 
 — — Same. New York, 1876. 12° 5514.01a 
 
 Manne (Armand Edmond de). Nouveau dictionnaire 
 
 des ouvrages anonymes et pseudonymes^ ■ 3e ed. 
 
 Lyon, 1868. 8° 2761.20 
 
 Manners and customs. 
 
 — Anderson ( TK ) Manners, customs, and ceremonies 
 
 of different nations. [1854.] .... 5811.17 
 
 — Brown {J., D.D.) Estimate of the manners and 
 
 principles of the times. 2 v. 1757. . . 5433.20 
 
 — Buckle {H. T.) Manners in the 17th century. [In his Miscel. 
 
 works, V. 3, 1872.) 6022.22 
 
 — Estienne (H.) L'introdvction av traite de la oon- 
 
 formite des merveilles anciennes auec les mo- 
 dernes, ov, traite preparatif a I'Apologie pour He- 
 rodote. 1566 0216.37 
 
 — Furnival {F. J., ed.) Manners and meals of the olden time. 
 
 The Babees book, Bokes of nurture, etc. [In Early Eng- 
 lish text soc, no. 32, 1868.) 7913.10 
 
 — Goinberville (M. Le R. de). La doctrine des moeurs. 
 
 1685 6211.23 
 
 — • Manners of polite society ; or, etiquette for ladies, 
 gentlemen and families. L , [?i.d.] 1'2°. 5427.22 
 
 — RemusatlC.de). Dee mcBurs du temps, [/n Ais Critiques. e?c., 
 
 V. 1, 1859 ) 7048.13 
 
 — Rossetti ( W. M.) and Oswitld (E.) Essays on early 
 
 Italian and German books of courtesy. 1869. 
 \_ln Early E. T. soo. Extra ser., no. 8.] 7913.18 
 
 BROOKLYit MBRARV,
 
 MANNERS - MARCEL 
 
 737 
 
 — Spencer (//.) Mftnnere and fashion, [in hu Universal pro- 
 
 gress. 19fi4.J aMS.lS 
 
 Same. [M /lij Es»«ys, v. 1. ISc'.S.J 26*7.M 
 
 — Ceremotiial f-uveruiuent. [In Foitn. rev., v. 23, lfl78]. 
 
 See also Blackw. muf!., v. UO, )8lil ; p. 16a-IG6 ; Temple 
 Bar, V. 34, 1872, or Littell. 1872. v. 2 (Modern uiauuers). 
 
 ]^g~ See atsa Etiquette and manners (p. 449) ;— Burial 
 nsagos (p 212) :— Calendar (p. 24") ;— Costume (p. 2«4 ; — 
 Man {p. 7.14) ; — Marriage. Also woi-lts dosciiijtive of vari- 
 nu8 countries and peoples, uudi-r Countries (p. 285-3y4). 
 
 Manning {Miss Anne). Sue Fiction class list (p. 602). 
 
 Meinuiiig {Mrs. C, formerly Mrs. Spfir). Ancient and 
 mecUffival India. 2 v. L, 18G9. 8°. . . 1036.10 
 
 Manning (Henry Edward, aOp. of Westminsler). Cen- 
 tenary of St. Peter and the general council : a 
 pastoral letter. London, l567. 8'. . . 3574.1(1 
 
 — England and Christendom. L., 1867. 12°. 3574.02 
 
 — Essays on religion and literature. 2d series. Lon- 
 
 don, 18(J7. 8^ •. 3574.05 
 
 Nole. — For contents see p. 102 of Catalogue. 
 
 — Four great evils of the day. [Unbelief, heresy, efc] 
 
 Boston, 1872. 8'. . ". 3574.00 
 
 .— Sermons on ecclesiastical subjects. Dublin, 18C9. 
 12° 3573.27 
 
 — Temporal mission of the Holy Ghost : or reason and 
 
 revelation. New York, 186(i. 12°. . . 3574.01 
 
 — True etory of the Vatican council. [In Contemp rev., v. 30, 
 
 1877.] Reviewed by prof. Friedrichs in Contem. rev., 
 Mch., Apl., 1878. 
 
 — Unity of the church. 2d ed. L., 1845. 8'. 3573.20 
 
 — The Vatican council, and its definitions. London, 
 
 1870. 8' 3574 09 
 
 — The Vatican decrees in their bearing on civil alle- 
 
 giance. NewYork, 1875. 12° 3574.33 
 
 — McCarthy {J.) Modern leaders. 1872 3257.16 
 
 See also Dublin rev., Apr., 1875 (Cardinal Manning). 
 
 Manning (Jacob Merrill, D.D.) Half truths and the 
 truth": forms of unbelief. B., 1872. 12°. 3573.24 
 
 Manning (James, rei^or(l>^r of Oxford). Inquiry into the character 
 and origin of the possessive augment. [In Philol. koc. 
 PiOceedini.'8, 1864, 8°.] 6443.15 
 
 Manuiag (James Alex. ) Lives of the speakers of the 
 House of commons. London. Isol. 8°. 3257.02 
 
 Manning (Joseph B.) The voice of letters : anc. pro- 
 perties of Latin and Greek. B.,1854. 12'. (3423.02 
 
 Manniugham (John). Diary, 1602-03 ; ed. by J. Bruce. 
 London, Camden soc. , 1868. 4° 5114.03 
 
 Manon Lescaut. See Prevost (A. F. d'Eitiles) 241.63 
 
 Manors. Blount {T.) Jocular customs. 1679. 5631.26 
 
 Mansel (Henry Longueville). Letters, lectures, and 
 reviews. Ed. by H. W. Chandler. London, 
 
 1873. 8°. . . ■ 5424.23 
 
 CoTitents : The philosophy of language. Recent exten- 
 sions of formal logic. Limits of demonstrative science 
 considered. Man's conception of eternity. PBych(dogy 
 the test of moral and metaphysical philosophy. On the 
 philosophy of Kant. Modern German pbilo.^ophy. Sensa- 
 tion novels. Modern spiritualism. Free thinking— its 
 history and tendencies. Philo.'^opUy and theology. On 
 utility as a ground of moral obligation. On the idealism 
 of Berkeley, a fragment. Scenes from an unfinished dra- 
 ma, entitled * Pbruutisterion. or Oxford in the 19th cent.' 
 
 — Limits of religious thought examined. Boston, 
 
 1859. 12° 3574.03 
 
 Note.— For replies s'e Maurice (F. D.) Whatis revelation ? 
 [3574.20] ;— Young (John). Province of reason [3625.19]; — 
 Martineau(J,| Es.says, v. 1, 1866, p. 213-44 [2535.17);— Rands 
 (W. B.) it! tiis Henry H.dbeach, v. 1 [2632.21] ;— Eraser's 
 mag.. V. CO, 1859 (Mansel and Maurice! ;— Journ. of sac. 
 lit., V. 29, 1862, p. 134-144 (Strictures upon M.) 
 
 — Metaphysics ; or the philosophy of consciousness, 
 
 phenomenal and real. N. Y., 1871. 12°. 5424.21 
 
 — Philosophy of the conditioned ; remarks on Ham- 
 
 ilton's Philosophy and Hill's Examination, elc. 
 London, 1866- 16° 5424.22 
 
 — Prolegomena logica ; inquiry into the psychological 
 
 character of logical processes. 2d ed. Oxford, 
 
 18(50. 8° 5415.08 
 
 S'-ral^o Littell, 1859, v. 4 (Mansel's theology and philos., 
 by F. Ci.) ; "Wmslow's Jour, of psy. med., v. 7. 1854 (Man- 
 eel's logic and psychology) ; Church qu. rev., Oct., 1877 
 (M. as a chr. philosopher). , 
 
 Mansel (Robert). Free thoughts upon methodists, 
 actors, and the influence of the stage. Hull, 
 1814. 8° 1731.31 
 
 Same. New York, 1826. 12° 1731.26 
 
 Mansfield (Lord). See Murray (Wra., earl of Marutfuid). 
 
 iVIausfield (Edward Deering). American education. 
 New York, 1S51. 12^ 5513.16 
 
 — Life of general Scott. New York, 1848. 1 2°. 3157.13 
 
 — The Mexican war : history. N.Y., 1849. 8°. 585.31 
 
 — Relation between crime aurl education ; and between edu- 
 
 cation and pauperism. [f}iU.ii Cf'tn.ofed. Report, 1872. J 
 Mansfield (J. B. ) nnd Coolidge (A. J.) History and 
 
 descr. of New England, v. 1. B.,1859. 8°. 595.01 
 Mansfield (T,. W.] Country margins. Si-e Hammond (S. H.) and 
 
 Mansfield (L. W.) 4731.19 
 
 Mansfield (R. B.) Log of the. Water Lily, 1851-52. 
 
 on the Rhine, Moselle, Danube, etc. Leipzig, 
 
 Tauclinilz, 1)S54. 16° 963.21 
 
 Mansion (L. ) Letters upon the art of miniature 
 
 painting. London, \».d.'\ 16°. . . . 1443.09 
 Mansions of 'England. .?•••• Neale (J. P.) 2 v. IS47. . 131.'i.35 
 Mansions of *EngIand in the olden time. Set Nash (J,) 1317 26 
 Manatein tChristoph Hermann von). Contemporary 
 
 memoirs of Russia, 1727-174-1. L..1856. 1'2°. 554.26 
 Mant (Richard). Ancient hymns from the Roman 
 
 breviary. Added, original hymns. London, etc. 
 
 Rivingtons, 1871. 1G° 37B1.22 
 
 Mantchu-Tartary. Sec Countries {Manchuria, p. 342). 
 
 Mantell (Gideon Algernon). Geol. excursions round 
 Isle of Wight, elc. L., Bolm, 18.54. 12°. . 4111.20 
 
 — Medals of creation ; or first lessons in geology, and 
 
 organic remains. 2 v. L., Bohn, 18.")4. 8^ 4111.15 
 
 — Petrifactions and their teachings. London, Bohn, 
 
 1851. 8° 4111.17 
 
 — Wonders of geology. 7th ed.. by T. R. Jones, 
 
 2 V. London, Bo/iii, 1857. 12° 4111.18 
 
 Mautz (Paul). Les chefs-d'oeuvre de la peinture 
 
 italienne : planches chromo-lithnr., executees par 
 
 F. Kellerhoven. Paris, 1870. fol. . . 1457.18 
 Manu. See Menu. 
 
 Manufactures. See Arts (Useful : Manufactures, etc., p. 44). 
 Manures. C'diier {Petj^t). Report ou fertilizers. [U. S. Com. to 
 
 Int. eihib. at Vietma, 1873. Reports, v. 2, 1875.] . 3916.1G 
 Manuzio (Aldus). 5'-c Aldine edititms (p. 11). 
 Many thoughts on many things. See Southgate (Henry). 6217.08 
 Manzoni (Alessandro). I promessi sposi. Milano, 
 
 1869. 12° 7317.09 
 
 -- Prose varie. Milano, 1869. 12° 7317.10 
 
 Contents : Sur I'unite de temps et de lieu dans la tra- 
 
 gedie, etc. Del romauzo storico. Bell' invenzioue. Pro- 
 
 pi'ieta letteraria. 
 
 — Osservazioni sulla morale cattolica. Milano. 1869. 
 
 12° 7317.10 
 
 jOfif* For biogr. andcril. notice.sof M..iee Biography (p. 173). 
 Map-drawing Hand-book of). Sr^e Keam (P.) a^ii^ Mickleborough 
 
 (J.) 1869 932.116 
 
 Maps. See Atlases (p. 56). 
 
 Mapes (Walter). De nugis curialium ; ed. by T. 
 
 Wright. London, Camden soc, 1850. 4°. 5113.04 
 
 — Latin poems, [with early Engl, transl.] Ed. by T. 
 
 Wright. London, Camden soc, 1841. 4°. 5112.16 
 See critical notices of Mapes in the histories of Engl, lit- 
 erature of Morley ['2754-19J, and of Craik [2755.08]. 
 
 Mapother (E. D., M.D.) Lectures ou the public 
 health. 2d ed. Dublin, 1867. 16°. . . 4345.29 
 
 Maquet (Auguste). La rose blanche. Paris, 18t>3. 
 12° 7025.08 
 
 — Le beau d'Angennes. "Paris, 1864. 12°. ■. 7025.0'2 
 
 — La belle Gabrielle. 3 v. P.. 1868. 12°. . 7025.03 
 
 — La maison du baigneur. 2e ed. 2 v. Paris, 1868. 
 
 1-2° 7025.06 
 
 — Dettes de coeur. Paris, 1860. 12°. . . . 7025.01 
 Marana (Giovanni Paolo). Letters by a Turkish 
 
 spy ; account of the most remarkable transactions 
 
 of Europe, 1637-1682. 8 v. L., 1734. 16°. 451.01 
 Marasquiii (Polvdorus), the man !«nong the monkeys. 
 
 London, 1873. 12° 4721.21 
 
 Marat (Jean Paul). See Biography (p. 173) ; a/50 Gentl. mag., . 
 . Nov.. 1877. I 
 
 Marathon {Btttle of). See article by Finlay (G.) in Royal soc. of 
 
 lit. Trans.. V. 3, 1839 |50r.8,031 ; and histories of lireece. 
 Marble (Manton). Letter to Abr. Lincoln. N.Y.,1867. 8°. 3112,23 
 Marble Isle, and other poems. *e Bridges (S.) 1864, .1622.04 
 Marble prophecy and other poems. See Holland (J. G.) 
 
 1872 16S3.10 
 
 Marblehead. See Eliot (J.) Topogr. and hist, account of M. 
 
 [In Mass. hist. soc. Col., v. 8, 1802J ; Harper b mag., v. 49, 
 
 p. 181-200 (by J. W. Chadwick). 
 Marbles. .S.e Fine arts {Sculpture, p. 518). 
 Marbois (Frani^ois Barbe de). See Barbe-Marbols (F. de). 
 Marc Monnier. See Monnier. 
 Marcel (Claude). 'Ihe study of language brought 
 
 back to its true principles. N.Y.,18(i9. 16°. 6412.02 
 
 — Reason against routine in the teaching of language. [In 
 
 Pop. sef. mo., Jan., Feb., 1876 ; 2 art.] 
 
 .'i In axking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUXHOU'S NAME, the first part of the 'I'lTLE. and the NUMBER.
 
 738 
 
 MARCEL, -MARLOWE 
 
 Maircel {Mme. Jeanne). Le bou frtre. Paris, 
 186S. 12° 70i7.10 
 
 — Les petits vagabonds. Paris, 1867. 12°. . 7047.09 
 Marcel (Jean Jacques). Egypte depuis la conquete 
 
 desArabes. Paris, 1818. 8°. [Univers.] 901.24 
 
 Marcet {Mrs. Jane H. ) Conversations on harmony. 
 
 [anon.'\ London, 1855. 8° 1563.22 
 
 — John Hopkins's notions on political economy. 
 
 [rtnoH.] Boston, 1833. 12° 5912.20 
 
 Meircet(Wm.) Chronic alcoholic intoxication. New 
 York, 1868. 16° 4334.32 
 
 — Clinical notes on diseases of the larynx. London, 
 
 1869. 16° 4337.07 
 
 March (Chai-les W.) Keminiscences of Congress. 
 
 New York, 1850. 12° 3.i42.04 
 
 March (Daniel). Three score and ten : a memorial 
 
 of Albert Barnes. London, [1871.] 12°. 3015 30 
 March (Francis A.) Anglo-Saxon reader, with a brief 
 
 grammar, and a vocabulary. N.Y''.,!870. 8°. 6424.02 
 
 — Comparative grammar of the Anglo-Saxon lan- 
 
 guage. New York, 1870. 8° 6424.01 
 
 — Latin hymns, with Engl, notes. New York, 1874. 
 
 12° 3765.21 
 
 — Method of philotegieal study of the English lan- 
 
 guage. New York, 1865. 12° 6432.11 
 
 Marchese (Vincenzo). Lives of the most eminent 
 painters, sculj^tors, and architects,of the order of 
 !S. Dominic. From the Ital., with notes, etc. by 
 C. P. Meehan. 2 v. Dublin, 18^2. 12°. 1414.'/8 
 
 Marcianus Heracknm^. Periplua miiria exteri.' Gr. et Lat. [in 
 Muller (C.) Googr. Gr. ininures, v. 1. 1855.] . . 7765.03 
 
 Marcion. Fragmeutuin apud Hippolytnm servatum. [In Bua- 
 sen (C. 0. J.) Analecta Ante-Niceiia. v. . 18.54.] . 3114.02 
 .5rv also Tertuliianus (Q. S. 1'.) Five books against Mar- 
 cion. 1868 3467.21 
 
 Marco Polo. A'€e Polo (Marco). 
 
 Marcou (.Jules), llupoit on geoloKV. route near 35th parallel. 
 [In Pacific R. U. routes. Eeporta, v. 3. 1853.4.] . 1127.03 
 
 Marcoy (Paul). *1 ravels in South America from 
 the Pacific ocean to the Atlantic ocean. 2 v. 
 
 / New York, 1873. fol 1168.01 
 
 Ni>te. — P.iul Marcoy is a pseudonym of Saint-Cricq. 
 
 Marcus Aurelius Antoninus. .S'f^Jintoninus (p. 30). 
 
 Marcy (E. E. ) Life duties N. Y., 1^69. 16°. 3573.23 
 
 Marcy (Kandolph B.) Border reminiscences. New 
 York, 1872. 12° 1124.20 
 
 — Exploration of Ked Kiver of Louisiana. Washing- 
 
 ton, 1853. 8° 1131.01 
 
 — The Prairie traveler. N. Y., 1859. 16°. . 1121.14 
 
 — Thirty years of army life on the border. New 
 
 York, 1866. 8° 1125.05 
 
 Mardi an<i a voyage thither. See Melville (H.). in Fiction (p. 504) 
 Maieuholtz-Biilow (Bertha von). 'I'he child, its na- 
 ture and relations. A free rendering from the 
 German, by M. H. Kriege. 2d-ed. New York, 
 1872. 12° 5514.26 
 
 — Reminiscences of F. Froebel. Tr. by Mrs. H. 
 
 Mann. With sketch of [his] life by E. Shirreff. 
 Boston, 1877. 12° 3052.28 
 
 Marett (P. R. ) Yachts and yacht building. 2d ed. 
 London, 1872. 8° 4517.23 
 
 Maretsek (Max). Crotchets and quavers. New 
 York, 1855. 12° 1563.10 
 
 Marey (Etieune Jules). Flight in the animal kingilom. [/u Sm. 
 report, 18G9] ; — Nat. hist, of organized bodies. [In Sm. 
 report. 1867.] 3936.22 
 
 Marey-Mouge (GuiUaume Stanislas). Memoir on 
 swords. London, 1860. 16° 4513.18 
 
 Margaret, .as* For memoirs of persona of this name see Biog- 
 raphy (p. 173). 
 
 Margaret, ifcg^ For titles of Tiovels see Fiction (p. 602). 
 
 Margaret d'Anquuieine [qu. of Savarre). L'Heptame- 
 ron. Conies. Nouv. ed. P., [jt.rf.] 16°. 5052.18 
 fij- For her life see Biography (p. 173). 
 
 Margarita (Island of). See Countries, ffc. [Margarita, p. 342). 
 
 Margary (.\ugustus Raymond i. Journey from Shang- 
 hae to Bhamo, and back to Manwyne, with biogr. 
 preface, [and] concluding chapter, bv Sir R. Al- 
 cock. London, 1876. 8° ". . 1023.24 
 
 Margolle (Elie) and Zurcher (F.) Meteors, aero- 
 lites, storms, etc. From the French, by W. Lack- 
 land. New York, 1870. 12° 4021.02 
 
 Marguerite. See Margaret. * 
 
 Marguerittes (Julie de). Italy and the war of 1859. 
 Philadelphia, 1859. 8° 533.13 
 
 Maria Monk's daugliter. See Eckel ^Mrs. L. St. J.) 1874. 3427.07 
 
 Maria Theresa. S'-e Biography (p. 174). 
 
 Mariani(F.) Life of Loyola. 2v. L., 1818. 12°. 3112.29 
 
 Marianna. See Sandean (Jnles), 6e ed. 1859. . . . 7034.07 
 
 Marie Antoinette. See Biography (p. 174) ; also Yonge (C. D.) 
 Life of. 2 V. 1876 [3117.24); Ed. rev.. Ott.. 1876 (Seciet 
 corresp.) ; Littel), May 5, 1877 (The queen's gray hair, by 
 J. Janin). 
 
 Mario de Medecis. See Biography (p. 174). 
 
 Marigiiy (Augier de). History of the Arabians, [63'2- 
 1258.] From the French. 4 v. L.,1758. 8°. 547.20 
 
 Marine. See Botany (p. 224) ;— Fish (p. 640) ;— Natural history 
 [Aquaria, etc.) ;— Ocean. 
 
 Marine architecture. See Naval science. 
 
 Marine insurance. See Insurance (p. 646). 
 
 Marine law. See Law [International, p. 688 ;— Admiralty, p. 686). 
 
 Marine painting. See Fine Arts (p. 546). 
 .Mariner (Wm.) Account of the Tonga Islands. Ed. 
 by J. Martin. With grammar, etc. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1818. 8° 1064.07 
 
 Marinus, {of Flavia yeapolis). 'Vita Procli. Greece et Lat. Re- 
 ceus.'j. r. Boissimade. Parisiis, Z>/(io«. 1862. 8°. .7764.15 
 
 Marion (I'rancis, Amer. rev. gen.) See Biography (p. 174) ; also 
 Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gal., v. 3, 
 1836 3247.10 
 
 Marion (Fulgence). Wonderful balloon ascente. 
 From the French. New York, 1870. 16°. 3922.04 
 
 — Wonders of optics. Tr. and ed. C. W. Quin. 
 
 New York, [1869.] 16° 4025.18 
 
 — Wonders of 'vegetation. Tr. Ed. by Scheie de 
 
 Vere. New York, 1872. 12° 4913.11 
 
 Mariotti (Lnigi), pseud. See Gallenga (Antonio). 
 
 Maritime discovery. .See Geography (9. Hi^t. of discovery, p. 671). 
 
 Maritime law. Seelia-w [Admiralty, p. 686 ; — Inlernot. law, p. 688). 
 
 Maritime provinces. .See Osgood (J. E.) & Co. 1875. .1133.11 
 
 Marjorie Fleming. .See Brown (John). Spare bonrs, v. 2. 2614.14 
 
 Mark (Gospel of). See Biblical and religious lit. (p. 91). 
 
 Market book. 5ee De '7oe (T. F.) v. 1. 1862 6016.26 
 
 Markets. See Domestic economy [Food, p. .420). 
 
 Markham (Albert Hastings). Whaling cruise to Baffin's 
 Bay and the Gulf of Boothia. L., 1874. 8°. 1144.12 
 
 Markham (Clements R.) Expeditions [of Gonzalo 
 Pizarro, of Francisco de Orellana and of Chris- 
 toval de Acuna] into the valley of the Amazons, 
 1539-40, and 1639. lj.,Hakluyt soc, 1859. 8°. 11 66. 03 
 
 — General sketch of the history of Persia. London, 
 
 1874. 8° 1045.18 
 
 — History of the Abyssinian expedition. [In Macmillan's mag.» 
 
 V. 17-18. 1865] 
 
 — Life of the great lord Fairfax. L.,1870. 8°, 3055.23 
 
 — Narratives of the rites and laws of the Yncas. 
 
 From orig. Spanish mss. ; ed. with notes and in- 
 troduction. London, 1873. 8°. ... 567.23 
 
 — Reports on the discovery of Peru. With notes and 
 
 introd. London, Hakhiyi soc, 1872. 8°. 567.24 
 
 — The threshold of the unkno'wn [Arctic] region. 
 
 2d ed. London, 1873. 8° 1143.15 
 
 — Travels in Peru and India ; collection of Ghinchona 
 
 plants. London, 1862. 8° 1161.16 
 
 Markham (Gervase). Tlie most hon. tragedie of Sir Richard 
 Griiiuile. 159.i. [In Arber (E.) Engl, reprints Last 
 
 fight of the Revenge at sea. 1871.] 6011.14 
 
 Maikhaia [Mrs.] , pseud. See Penrose [Afrs. E.) 
 Markland (James Heywood). Remarks on English 
 churches and sepulchral memorials. 3d ed. Ox- 
 ford, 1840. 16° 1313.09 
 
 — Remarks on the antiquity and introduction of surnames into 
 
 England. [In Archseologia, v. 18. 1817.] .... 6128 — 
 Markoe (G. F. H.) Legislation in relation to pharmacy. [In 
 
 Amer. 60C. sci. asBoc. Tiaus., uo. 5, 1873.] . . . 6811.03 
 Markoe (T. M. ) A treatise on disease of the bone. 
 
 New York, 1872. 8° 1337.21 
 
 Marlborough [Duke of). 5ce Churchill (John), in Biography. p 132. 
 Marlborough [Duchess of). See Churchill (Sarah), iu Biography. 
 Marleburrough (Henry). Chronicle or Ireland. Conlinurd Irom 
 
 Hanuier. [A.D., 12851421.] Dublin, 1809. 8°. [In Ancient 
 
 Irish histories, v. 2.] 495.04 
 
 MarloTve (Christopher). Dramatic ■works, with notes, 
 
 by W. Oxbcrry. London, 1^18-20. 12°. 17:13.01 
 Contents : Jew of Malta. Edward the second. Doctor 
 
 Faustus. Lust's dominion. Massacre of Paris. Tambur- 
 
 lane the great. Dido, queen of Carthage. 
 
 — Poems. See Greene (It.). Marlowe (C, ami Johnson (S ) 1644.37 
 
 — Works ; account of the author, and notes, by A. 
 
 Dyce. London, 1858. 8° 1735.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Ballad of Faustus. 
 Dialogue iu verse. 
 Dido, queen of Carthage : 
 
 tragedy. 
 Doctor Faustus : from the 
 
 quarto of 1604. 
 
 Doctor Faustus : from the 
 
 quaito of 1616. 
 Edward second: tragedy. 
 Epigrams by J. D[avies]. 
 Hero and Leander. 
 Iguoto. 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY.
 
 MARLOW - MARRIAGE 
 
 739 
 
 In obitum R. Manwood. I Masnacro at Paris. 
 Jew of Malta : tragtdy. Ovid's Elegies. 
 
 Lucau. Irii6tbuult. I Pa-Sbiotiate shepherd to bis love, 
 
 «g~ For crit. notices oT C. M.. sre Fortn. rev., v. 13, 1870 
 
 Tjy E. Dowdeii) : I'raaer's mi»»., v. 17, 1853 ; Ward's Eugl. 
 
 diam. lit., v. 1. 1875 : p. 173-203. 
 
 Marly ; or a planter's life in Jamnica. [aiioii.] Glas- 
 gow, 18'28. 8° 116'2.17 
 
 Marmiar (Xavier). De TEst k I'Ouest : voyages et 
 litteratiire. Paris, 1S67. ]'2° 7046.31 
 
 — Du Rhin au Nil. [Tyrol. Hongrie, Provinces da- 
 
 nubiennes, Syrie, Palestine, Egvpte.] Bruxelles, 
 1832. W 1052.11 
 
 — En Alsace : L'avare et son tresor.P., 18G3.12^ 7016.24 
 
 — Hel6ne et Suzanne. Paris, 1862. 12=". . . 7046.26 
 
 — Histoire d'un pauvre musicien. (1770-1793). Paris, 
 
 lti66. 12° 7046.27 
 
 — Les fiances du Spitzberg. {"aris, 1863. 12=. 7046.25 
 
 — Les memoires d'un orphelin. P., 1865. i2°. 7016.28 
 
 — Le reman d'un heritier. Paris, 1864. 12°. 7046.29 
 
 — Les Toyageurs nouveaux. 2 v. Bruxelles, 1852. 
 
 12° 922.19 
 
 Contents : Le tour du monde. La cathedrale de Co- 
 logne. Astrea du Nord. La Rusaie raerldionale et lea 
 provinces rueees de la met Baltique. Le Caucase. La 
 Siberie. 2. L'interieur du Bresil. Le Perou. Les Pam- 
 pas. Les iles Sandwich. Cacbemir. L'Ararat. Le 
 Japon. Borneo-Sarawak. 
 
 — Sous les sapins : nouvelles du Nord. Paris, 
 
 1865. 12° 7046.30 
 
 Marmioa. Ses Scott (Sir Walter) 1684.28 
 
 Manndutel (Jean Fran9oi8). Belisarius. New ed. 
 
 London, 1781. 12° 3018.13 
 
 Same. London, 1794. 12°. 225 43 
 
 Same. London, [ji. d.] "24°. .... 225.87 
 
 Same. Belizarius. [Adapted from the French, 
 
 by G. F. Morrison.] N. Y., 1857. 12°. . 3018. 12 
 j9S* For bis tnemnirs see Biography (p. 174) ; also Atlantic 
 
 monthly, Mch., 1878 (by W. D. Howells). 
 Maroccns extaticus ; or. Banke's bay horse in a trance. Ed. by 
 
 E. F. Rimhaiilt. L , 1843. 10°. [Percy society, v. 9.] 6060.09 
 Maroons. St-i Countries, etc. {Maroons, p. 342). 
 Marouites. Cluircliill {C. H.) The Uruzcs and the 
 
 JIaronites under the Turkish rule,lh40-60. 1034.04 
 
 — Mount Lebanon, etc., v. 3, 1853 ; p. 51-102 1034.03 
 
 Ste also AVeetm. rev., July, 1862. 
 Marprelate (Martin) controversy. Maskell (W.) Hist, 
 of the Martin ilarprelate controversy in the reign 
 of Elizabeth. 1845 3573.13 
 
 — D'lsraeli (/.) Miscellanies of lit., 1840 ; p. 296.308. . 2765.01 
 
 — Hunt (J.) Religious thought in England, v. 1. 1870 : p. 71- 
 
 88 3445.17 
 
 Marquesas. See Countries (p. 342). 
 Marquet-work. 
 
 — Bemrose (W.) Manual of. [187'2]. . . .1466.17 
 Marquette (Jacques). Relation of the voyages, discoveries, ftc. 
 
 ttc., with life, by J. G. Shea ; — Recit des voyages et des 
 d&couvertes, etc. [In Shea (J. G.) Discov., and explor. 
 of the Miss, valley, 1853.) 1125.01 
 
 — Sparks (J.) Life of M. [/n Ail Amer. biog.. v. 10.) .3241.10 
 
 See also Cath. world, Feb., 1873 (J. Marquette) ; Nov., 
 1877 (Romance and reality of the death of J. M., by J. Q. 
 Shea), 
 
 MARRIAG-E 
 
 1, History, Rites, and Ceremonies. 
 
 earlier {A.) Marriage in the U. S. 3d ed. 1867. 5824.12 
 Greene ( Wm. B.) History of marriage. [In his Socialistic frag- 
 ments, 1875.) 6812.'43 
 
 Hamilton {Ladii A.) Marriage rites, and ceremonies 
 of all nations. 1&22 5824.04 
 
 Jfaffieson{,r.C.) Brides and bridals. 2d ed. 1873. 58:'5.18 
 
 M'Lennan (J. F.) Primitive marriage ; au inquiry 
 into the origin of the form of capture in mar- 
 riage ceremonies. 1865 5824.13 
 
 Moore (2.) Marriage customs and modes of court- 
 ship, of various' nations. 1823. . . . 5821.00 
 
 Spencer (H.) The domestic relatious. [In his Principles of so- 
 ciology. V. 1, 1877 ; p. 621.704.) 5416.18 
 
 Wood 1 3 J.) Wedding day in all ages and countries. 
 1869 58-24.08 
 
 See also Nat. qn. rev., v. 25. 1872 ; p. 79-105 (Origin and 
 development of marriage ; New monthly, v. 5. 1822 Bridal 
 customs of the Irish) ; Temple Bar. Feb., 1876 (Courtship 
 in lYance, by lady Poliock) ; Westm. rev., April, 1877 
 (Courtship and marriage in France). 
 
 JiS" See also Rings ; — Women. 
 
 2. Marriage in its Social and. Moral Aspects. 
 
 Arm-chair in the smoking-room, p. 154-244 (Essays on the ethics 
 of love affairs, flirtations, proposals, engagements, wed- 
 dings, market matrimonial 2512.26 
 
 Arnold (F.) Turning-points in life, 1873 ; p. 128146. . 261'2.31 
 Brxmley ((».) Angel in the house. {In his Es;,ays, 1860 ; p. 204- 
 
 a)9.| 2614.10 
 
 iVbte. — Repr. from Eraser, Oct., 1856. 
 
 Dorr (J. C. R. ) Bride and bridegroom ; letters to a 
 young married couple. 1873 5836.(i8 
 
 Flamank {J.) In his .Mind aud manner, p. 246-264. . . . 6435.23 
 Orbidon > L. 3.) Sex in nature. 1869. . .5824.09 
 Samerton [P.G.} 'Womeniu marriage, [/n Intellectual life.) 2528. 'J4 
 Molcojuhe (ir. U.) The sexes here aud hereafter. 
 
 1869 5823.11 
 
 Marriage and home. [aiioH.] L., 1870. 24°. 3574.08 
 Mori-is {li.) Courtship and matrimony. IS^iS. -5821.19 
 Pedder ( //. C. ) Man and -n'oman ; tlieir relations' to 
 
 each other and to the -n-orld. 1871. . . 5824.17 
 Plutarch. Conjugal precepts. [In his Morale, v. 2, p. 486- 
 
 507 ] 543rj.'27 
 
 Russell [John, earl). Marriage. [In his Essays, 185-196) 5717.07 
 Haunders (F. ) About woman, love, and marriage. 
 
 Is74 5823.10 
 
 Taylor [H.) Choice in marriage. [In his Notes from life, 1853 ; 
 
 p, 43 74] 2544.05 
 
 .See also Atlantic, v. 25. 1870, p. 360-68 (la marriage holy ? 
 
 by H James) ; v. 32, 1873, p. 62-63 (Educating a wife, by R. 
 D Owen) ; Contemp. rev., v. 20. 1873, p. 360-371 (Inauencs 
 of marriage on female suffrage) ; Fraser'.s mag., v. 62, 1860 
 (Pbilos. of marriage, by a bachelor) ; v. 76, 1867 (Marriage 
 impediments, by a bachelor) ; Fortn. rev., v. 18. 1772 (Mor- 
 ality of married life, by M. Cookson) ; Eraser's mag., r. 65, 
 1862 (Celibacy v* marriage). 
 
 ,^S" See also Moral science for works affording incidental 
 treatment of the subject. Also Women. 
 
 3. La-w and Doctrine of Marriage and Divorce. 
 
 SalkersUme (P.) Digest of the law of Scotland, re- 
 lating to marriage. 1827 In 3573.29 
 
 Bishop (J. P. ) Commentaries on the law of marriage 
 and divorce, of separations without divorce, and 
 of evidence of marriage. 2 v. 4th ed. 1844. 5615.15 
 
 Greeley {H.) and Oicen (H, Dale), Discussion of the 
 law of divorce. 1868 3072.07 
 
 Lawrence (W. B.) Disabilities of American women 
 married abroad. 1871 5615.24 
 
 Morgan {II. D.) Doctrine and law of marriage, adul- 
 tery and divorce. 2 v. 1826 5615.22 
 
 Prater {II.) Essay upon the law respecting husband and wife, in 
 England, Scotland, and Ireland. 1836 In 3573 29 
 
 Schouler (.7. ) Treatise on the law of domestic relations. 
 
 1870 5615.08 
 
 Wooliey (T. D.) Essay on divorce and divorce legis- 
 lation, with special reference to the United States. 
 1869 5824.10 
 
 ffS' See also Domestic relations (p. C86) ; Dower (p. 687). 
 
 See also International rev., v. 1, 1874 (Divorce, by N. H. 
 Davis) ; N. A. rev., v. 00, 1860 (Law of divorce). 
 
 Also Coutemp. rev., v. 7, 1868 (Marriage laws of Scot- 
 land and England, by J. B. Kiunear) ; Ed. ) ev., v. 105, 18S7 
 (Rights and liabilities of husband and wife) ; v. 130. lt^69 
 (Marriage law of the empire) ; Fortii. rev., v. 8, 1867 (Mar- 
 riage law of Scotland) ; traser'a mag., v. 52, 1855 ^Marriago 
 aud divorce); v. 65, 18G2 (Marriage law of the empire); 
 V. 7C, 1867 (Marriage laws, by F. W. Newman) ; New Eng- 
 lander, v. 25, 1866 (Oivorco legislation, by H. Loomis, jr.) ; 
 N. Bvit. rev., v. 27, 1857 (The marriage aud divorce bill) ; 
 V. 35. 1861 (Law of marria;;:e and divorce) ; Qn. rev., v. 102, 
 1857 (Divorce laws) ; Westm. rev., v. 65, 1856 (The English 
 law of divorce) ; v. 82. 1864 (Laws of marriage and divorce): 
 v. 90, 1808 (Marriage laws in the U. S.) Also Women. 
 
 4. Relatiouships ■which Bar Marriage. 
 
 Lindsay ( W. ) Inquiry into the christian law as to the 
 relationships •which bar marriage. 1871. 3566.24 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, »od the N0MBER.
 
 740 
 
 MARRIAGE - MARSTON 
 
 On tbe present state of the law as to inarriageB abroad between 
 Kuglieli subjects witbiu the probibited degrees of affinity. 
 [anon.] 1840 In 3573.29 
 
 Pusey \E- B.) afid Badeky {E.) Marriage with a deceased wife's 
 sister. 1819 3580.04 
 
 ■Sixm7ni(7-y of objections to tbe doctrine tliat a marriage with tbe 
 sister of a deceased wile is contrary to law, religion, or 
 morality, [anon.) 1839 Jn 3573.29 
 
 Wyldf. IS. T.) Letter to tbe clergy of Somersetshire, rel. to un- 
 due marriages. [Iji Pamphleteer, v. 1, 18i2.J . . 5068.01 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 97. 
 
 .ttS* See also Medicine [Marriage], for essays on the 
 physiological aspecle of consanffuinxty in marriage. 
 
 ' 5. Church Doctrine of Marriage. 
 
 Bingham (J.) Marriage rites in the ancient church, [/n Au- An- 
 tiquities, «(c, y. 7. 1810; p. 257-362.) 3123.17 
 
 Bingham (J. F.) Christian marriage ceremony ; its 
 hist., significance and curiosities. 1871. 3517.2U 
 
 Dix (M.) Lectures on the two estates ; the weddeil 
 and the single. 1S72 3543.28 
 
 Evans (if D. ) Treatise on the christian doctrine of 
 marriage. 1870 5824.16 
 
 Malcom{H.) Christian rule of marriage. 1870. 5824.14 
 
 Milton [J ) Doctrine and discixiline of divorce. [In hi4 Works, 
 V. 2, 1818.] 6051.02 
 
 6. Romau Catholic Lav? of Marriage. 
 
 Jeniingham (C. E.) Letter upon the regulations en- 
 forced by the Holy See, with respect to mixed 
 
 marriages. 1843 3573.-9 
 
 See also Contem. rev., Aug.. 1875 (Roman catb. marriage 
 laws : from a Roman catholic point of view, by W. o. 
 Todd) ; Cath. world, June, 1877 (Divorce and tbe divorce 
 laws). 
 
 7. Polygamy. 
 
 Dlcon{W.H.) Spiritual wives. 1868. . . 5824.07 
 Duoiijld (S. E.) The Hebrew wife : or law of marriage 
 
 in relation to the lawfulness of polygamy and the 
 
 law of incest. 1836 "... 5836. 12 
 
 History and philos. of marriage ; or, polygamy, and 
 
 monogamy compared, [anon.] B., 18(39.16°. 5JS24.I1 
 See also New Englander, v. 16, 1858, p. 107-431 (Colenao 
 
 and L. Grous on polygamy) ; Westm. rev., v. 88, 1867 ; p. 
 
 325-367 (Polygamy and monogamy in Turkey) ; Fortn. rev., 
 
 May, 1877 (TheLevirate and polyandry, by J. F. M'Lennan); 
 
 14 pp.; Indian antiquary {Polyandry in northern Hiudiu- 
 
 tan. by J. Muir ; 3 pp.) 
 
 i*^ .See also works on the Mormons (p. 94); Utah and the 
 
 Mormons (p. 390; ; and Turkey (p. 373). 
 
 Marriage of wit and wisdom. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. 
 London, Shak. soc, 1846. 8" 1756.31 
 
 Married [as initial word of titles). See Fiction (p. 602} : — Plays. 
 
 Marrow of alchemy. By Eirenieus Philopouus Pijilalethee, 
 pseud. 6'e Starkey (li.) 3811.12 
 
 Marryat (Florence). See Church Afrs. Florence M.) 
 
 Marryat (Franks.) Borneo and the Indian .Archi- 
 pelago. London, 1848. 8° 1066.02 
 
 — Mountains and molehills. California. New York, 
 
 18.55. 12" 1114.05 
 
 Marryat (6'apt. Frederick). Diary in America. 1st 
 
 series. 3 v. London, 18 i9. 12°. . . . 1073.01 
 Same. 2d series. London, 1839. 12°. . 1073.04 
 
 — Cnurch (J/re. R.) Life and letters of. 2 v. 3117.18 
 
 See aho notice of F. M., in Temple Bar, Dec., 1872. 
 I^g' For bis novels see Fiction (p. 502). '" 
 
 Marryat (Horace). Residence in Jutland, the Dan- 
 ish Isles, and Copenhagen. 2 V. L., 1860.12°. 964.14 
 Marryat (Joseph). History of pottery and porcelain. 
 
 M ed. London, 1857. 8° 1453.01 
 
 Mars [.Mademoiselle). See New monthly, v. 13, 1825. 
 Mars-ien (John Buxton). History of christian churches 
 and sects. 2 v. London, 'l850. 8°. . . 3412.03 
 Marsden (William). Observations on the language of the gypsies. 
 
 [In Archasologia, v. 7, 1785 ] 6128.— 
 
 Marseillaise hymn. See Gentleman's mag., Sept., 1870 (The 
 
 Marseillaise, by W. Mayuard). 
 Marsh i Miss Catharine ). English hearts and English 
 
 hands. New York, 18'iS. 16° 
 
 Note. — A study of laborers called 'navvies.' 
 
 — Life of major Arthur Vandelear. [anon.'] New 
 
 York, 1N62. 12° 3174.12 
 
 — Life of Wm. Marsh, D.D. N.Y., 1868. 12°. 3117.17 
 
 — Memorials of capt. Hedley Vicars. London, 1856. 
 
 16° 3174.16 
 
 Marsh (C.) The clubs of London ; with anecdotes, 
 
 etc. [anon.] 2 v. London, 1828. 12°. . 6216.14 
 Marsh (C. C. ) Bank-book keeping and joint stock 
 
 accounts. 4th ed. N. Y., 1864. 4°. . . 4018.22 
 
 — Science of book-keeping. N. Y., 1855. 8°. 4015.04 
 Marsh iDwight W. ) Tennesseean in Persia and 
 
 Koordistan ; incidents in life of Samuel A. Rhea. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1869. 12° 1043.04 
 
 Marsh (George Perkins). The earth as modified by 
 man and nature. New ed. of Man and nature. 
 New York, 1374, 8° 4113.35 
 
 — Address before tbe N. E. soc. of N. T., Dec, 24, 1844. New 
 
 Yo.k. 1S45. 8° 595.24 
 
 — Lecture on the-camel. [In Smith, report, 1864.) . .3936.09 
 
 — Le6ture5 on the Engl.language.N.Y.,l86U.8°. 6425.24 
 
 — Man and nature. New Yor.c, 1864. 8°. . .4113.34 
 
 N'-'te.— For 3d ed. see above • E.irth as modified,' etc. 
 
 — Origin and hist, of the English language, and early 
 
 literature. New York, 1862. 8°. . . . 6425.25 
 Marsh (Herbert, bp.) Address tn the senate of the Univ. of Cam- 
 bridge, occ. hy tbe proposal to* introduce an auxiliary 
 bible soc. [In Pamphleteer, v. 1. 1813.] ;— Inquiry iuto tbe 
 cousequencea of uej^lcctiug to give the prayer-book with 
 tbe Bible. I /<! v. 1. 1813]:— Letter of explanation, (/nv.6.]; 
 — Letter to Peter Gaiidolphy, in confutation of the opin- 
 
 ion that the vital principle of the Reformation has been 
 lately conceded to tbe church of Rome. 3d ed. 1813. 
 [In v. 2.) ;— Letter to N. Vausittart on Bible soc. [In v. 1.) 
 — National religion the foundation of uat. education, ser- 
 mon. [Inv.l.] 6068.01 
 
 Marsh (John, D. D.) Epitome of general ecclesias- 
 tical history. New York, 1864. 12°. . . 3113.10 
 
 — Temperance recollections. N.Y.,1866. 12°. 3117.12 
 Marsh (Josiah). Popular life of George Fox. Lon- 
 don, 1847. 8° . 3057.25 
 
 Marsh [Rev. Wm.) Life, by [C. Marsh]. New York, 
 
 1868. 12° 3117.17 
 
 Marshall (Charles). Introduction to gardening. 2 v. 
 
 Boston, 1799. 12° 6121.03 
 
 Marshall (Edward Chauncey). The ancestry of gen. 
 Grant, and their contemporaries. New York, 
 
 1869. 13° 3067,a3 
 
 — History of U. S. naval academy. New York, 1862. 
 
 16° 4517.10 
 
 Marshall (Emma). History of Prance, adapted from 
 the French [of Fleury]. N.Y., 1877. 12°. 513.29 
 
 Marshall (J. D. ) Morals and religion in history : 
 popular notes. London, 1877. 8 
 
 Marshall (James H.) U. S. manual of biography and 
 history ; lives of the presidents, vice-presidents 
 and cabinet officers, with lives of the signers of 
 the Declaration of independence, etc. Philadel- 
 phia, 1857. 8° 3244.16 
 
 Marshall (John, chief justice). Life of George Wash- 
 ington. 5 V. London, 1804-07. 4°. , . 3178.02 
 
 Same. 2d ed, 2 v. Phil., 1850. 8°. .3182.01 
 
 — Speeches on tbe federal const. — Speech, case of Bobbins. 
 
 [/n Moore (F.) Amer. eloqijence, v. 2. 1858.) . .6325.03 
 
 — Writings upon the federal constitution. Boston, 
 
 1839. 8° 5614.05 
 
 Jd®- Fur lives of J. M., see Biography (p. 174); also Herring 
 (J.) and Longacre (1. B.) Nat. portr. gallery, v. 1. 1834 
 [3247.08] ;— Nat. qu. rev Sept., 1876. 
 
 Marshall (Mary, foi-merly Mary Dyer). Rise and pro- 
 gress of the serpent from the garden of Eden ; 
 with disclosure of Shakerism. L., 1847. 12°. 344h.20 
 
 Marshall (T.W.) Notes on episcopal polity. Ed. by 
 J. M. Wainwright. New York, 1^44. 8°. 3547.04 
 
 Marshall (Thomas Wm. M. ) Christianity in China : 
 a fragment. London, 1858. 8°. ... 3447.06 
 
 Marshmaii (John Clark). Life of Carey, Marshman, 
 and Ward. 2 v. London, 18.59. 8\ . . 3033.11 
 
 Marston (John). M'orks. With notes and life, by J. 
 
 O. Halliwell. 3 v. London, J856. 16°. 1733.02 
 
 Contents: V. 1. Preface. Antonio and Mellida. Wonder 
 
 of women ; or tragedie of Sophoniaba. What you will. 
 
 2. Tbe parasitaster ; or tbe fuwue. Dutch courtezan. 
 The malcontent, by J. Webster ; augmented by Marston. 
 
 3. Eastward hoe. Insatiate couutesse. Metamorphosis of 
 Plamalion'a image and certaiue salyres. Tbe 'scourge of 
 villanie. Lorde and ladye Huutiugdon's entertaiuement 
 of the Countess of Darby. King of Denmark to James i., 
 in 1606. Verses troiu Chester's T ove's martyr. 
 
 For critical notice of M., see Ward (A. W.) History of 
 Engl. dram, lit., V. 2, p. 63-67 1746.11 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRAR
 
 MARSTON-MARTINEAU 
 
 741 
 
 Marston (Philip BourUe). Song tide, and other 
 
 poems. Boston, 1871. 12° 1CG5.17 
 
 Sre critical notico in St. J.imes's mag., Sept., 1877. 
 
 Marston (Weston). S'e Plays [Alphab'^lical a'-rangtment). 
 
 Marsupialia. S-i- Natural history. (Marmpialia.) 
 
 Martel (Charles i. Materials used in painting, with 
 remarks on varnishing and cleaning. London, 
 1859. 12° 1472.29 
 
 — Principles of colouring in painting. 10th ed. Lou- 
 
 don, 1875. 12° 1471.16 
 
 — Principles of form in ornamental art. 4th ed. 
 
 London. 1872. 12° 1472.04 
 
 Martens (FriedrichV Voyage to Spitzbergen[in 1671]. 
 
 ^Ed. by A.White. L.,aifc;«i/(soc.,lS55. 8°. 1145.14 
 
 Martensen (HansLassenl. Christian dogmatics. Tr. 
 
 by W. Urwick. Edinburgh, 1S6G. 8°. . 3573.21 
 Martha's Vineyard. See Countries {Martha's Vineyard, p. 312). 
 Martialis (Marcus Valerius). Epigrammata : ex ed. 
 
 Bipontiua, cum notis et interpretatione. 3 v. 
 
 London, Valpy, 1823. 8° 7715.07 
 
 Contents • De epectacnlia, v. 1. EpiRraramata, v. 1, 2. 
 
 Index. V. 3. NotiB varionira. -v. 2. 3. ReceUBUs editionum 
 
 et codicum mea., v. 3. Vita, testimonia. etc., t. 1. 
 
 — Epigrammata. (/n Walker (G. S.) •Corpus poetarum.] 1697.16 
 
 — Epigrams. Tr. into Engl, prose. Each accompa- 
 
 nied by one or more verso translations. London, 
 1875. 12°. [Bohn'3 class, library.] . . 6213.21 
 
 — CEuvres completes. [En latin et en frangais.] 
 
 Paris, 1865. 8°. [Nisard'a Collection. ] . 7726.01 
 See 'WeBtm. rev., t. 69, 1853 (M. and his times). 
 Martiall (John). &e Calfhill |J.) Answer to M.'s Treatise of the 
 
 cross., 1846 o 3636.10 
 
 Martin. See also Martyn. 
 
 Martin (Benj.) Biographia philosophica. Lives of 
 
 philos. and mathematicians'. L., 1764. 8°. 3265.11 
 Martin (Benj. N.) Choice specimens of American 
 
 literature. New York, 1871. 12°. . . .6331.18 
 Martia (Charles). Civil costume of England. Edit- 
 ed by L. Martin. London, 1842. 4°. . 6626.01 
 Martiu {Mrs. Clara Barnes). Mount Desert, Maine. 
 
 Portland, 1874. 16° 1111.20 
 
 Martin (Edward Winslow). Behind the scenes in 
 
 Washington. New York, cop., 1873. 8°. 1134.18 
 
 — Life and public services of Schuyler Colfax : with 
 
 speeches. New York, 1868. 8°. ... 3042.18 
 Martin i F. ) Natural history. Tr. from the German, 
 by S.A.Myers. 2 v. N. Y, 1870. 12°. 4713.16 
 Martia (Francois Xavier). History of North Caro- 
 lina. 2 V. New Orleans, 1829. 8°. . . 623.03 
 Note. — For notice of F. X. M. see French's Hist. col. of 
 La, V.2 693.15 
 
 Mcirtia (Frances). Angelique Arnauld, abbess of 
 Port Koyal. London, 1873. 12°. . . . 3014.29 
 
 Martin (Frederick). Commercial hand book of France. 
 London, 1867. 1'2° 5923.20 
 
 — Handbook of contemporary biography. London, 
 
 1870. 16°. , 322:!.10 
 
 — History of Lloyd's and of marine insurance in Gt. 
 
 Britain. London, 1876. 8° 5931.12 
 
 — Life of John Clare. London, 1865. 12°. .3037.25 
 
 — Statesman's year-book, 1864-77. 14 v. London, 
 
 18IJ1-77. 8°. 6713.12 
 
 — Stories of banks and bankers. L., 1SG5. 16°. 5915.10 
 Martin (Bon Louis Henri). Daniel Manin and Ven- 
 ice in 181^-49. With introduction by I. Butt. 
 2v. London, 1862. 12° 532.17 
 
 — Histoire de France, jusqu'en 1789. 4e ed. 17 v. 
 
 Paris. I860. 8= 523.18 
 
 — History of France. Age of Louis xiv. Tr. by M. 
 
 L. Booth. 2 V. Boston, 1865. 8°. . . 517.13 
 
 Same. The decline of the French monarchy. 
 
 Tr. by M. L. Booth. 2 v. B., 18iJ6. 8°. 517.15 
 
 Same. [17?9-1877.] v. 1-2. B., 1877-78. 8°. 517.0S 
 
 Martin (James, B.A.) Origin and history of the 
 New Testament. 2d ed. L., 1872. 12^ 3745.05 
 Martiu (James Kanald). Influence of tropical cli- 
 mates on European constitutions. New ed. 
 
 London, 1856. 8° 4331.18 
 
 Martia (Leopold Charles). Contributions to English 
 
 literature bv the civil servants of the crown, 1794- 
 
 1863. With biogr. notes. L., 1865. 16°. 2752.22 
 
 Martin (Luther). Speech on the federal convention, [/n Moore 
 
 (F.) Amor, eloquence, v. 1, 1858.) 6325. U3 
 
 — - [Genuine information, etc.] disclosing the proceedings of the 
 Federal cuuveution for forming the Constitution. [In Yates 
 (R.) MiniitpH of the si'cret debates. 18'Jl ; p. 9-94.) 673f..02 
 
 .Same, [/n BlUot (J.) Debates, etc., v. 1, 1865 ; p. 3<4- 
 
 38'J. I 67:i6 OS 
 
 — Herring (J".) (Xwl Lnngacre {J. B.) Nat. portr.Ral., v. 4. 3247. U 
 Martin (M.) Description of the Western Inlands of Scotland ; 
 
 Voyage to St. Ellda. (/nPinkerton. Voyages, v. 3.) 926.03 
 Martin (Kobert Montgomery). British colonial library; 
 colonies of the British empire, their history, geo- 
 graphy, government, commerce, population, etc. 
 10 V. London, 1844. 10°. 
 
 1. Upper and Li>wer Canada. 3d ed. 1838. . . .1163.07 
 
 2. New South Wales, Vau Diemeu's Island, S. Australia, 
 etc. 2d ed. 1837 1061.07 
 
 3. South Afi-ica: Cape of Good Hope, Mauritius, Seychelles, 
 etc. 2d ed. 1S43 1061,06 
 
 4. 5. British West Indies. 2 v. 1836 1162.^- 
 
 6. Nova Scotia, Cape Breton. Sable Islands. New Bruns- 
 wick. Prince Edward Island, the Bermudas, Newfound- 
 land, etc. 1837 664.02 
 
 7. Britisti possessions in the Mediterranean : Gibraltar. 
 M^ilta, Gozo. and the Ionian Islands. 1837. . . HSl.OS 
 
 8-9. East Indies. 1837 1013.06 
 
 10. British possessions in Indian and Atlantic Oceans. 
 
 1837 1061.18 
 
 Note. — Each vol. has a distinct title-page. 
 
 — Hudson's Bay territories and Vancouver's Island. 
 
 London, 1849. 8° 1154.01 
 
 -— Ireland before and afterthe union. L., 1843.8°. 497.23 
 Martin (Theodore). Horace. Phil., 1871. 16°. 1661.08 
 
 — Life of the Prince consort, v. 1-3. New York, 
 
 1875-78. 12° 3011.16 
 
 — Memoir of Wm.E.Aytoun. Edin.,1867. 12°. 3014.19 
 
 — ani Aytoun (Wm. E.) Book of ballads. Ed. by 
 
 Bon Gaultier [p.ieud.] N. Y., 18.54. 12°. 1613.14 
 
 — translator. &eCatullus. Poem8[1631. 11] :— Dante. Vilanuova 
 
 [1635.19] ;— Horace. Odes (1661.08]. See bwgr. notice of T. 
 M., in Dublin univ. mag., Dec. 1877 (18 pp.) 
 
 Martin (Thomas). Character of Francis Bacon. Lon- 
 don, 1835. 16° 3015.02 
 
 Martin (Thomas Henri). Galilee : les droits de la 
 science et la methode. Paris, 1868. 12°. .3063.17 
 
 — La foudre, I'electricite et le magnetisme chez lea 
 
 anciens. Paris, 1866. 16° 4027.25 
 
 Martin (W. A.) Screw cutting tables. 2d ed. 16 pi. 
 
 London, 1866. 12° 3923.:.i2 
 
 Martin (Wm. C. L. ) and Youatt (Wm.) Cattle : their 
 
 breeds, diseases, elc. N. Y.. 1851. 12°. . 6131.02 
 
 Martin (W. Todd). Doctrine of an impersonal God in its effects 
 
 upon morality and religion. [In Science and revelation. 
 
 1875.] 3688.18 
 
 Martin Marprelate. See Marprelate (Martin). 
 Martin Scriblerus. See Swift (J.) Works, v. 13. . . . 6074.16 
 Martineau (Harriet). Autobiography. Ed. by M. W. 
 Chapman. 2 v. Boston, ls77. 8°. . . 3118.23 
 A^oi^. —Reviewed in Blackw. mng., Apl., 1877; Church 
 qu. rev.. .luly, 1877 ; Cougr. qu., July. 1877 ; Contemp. rev.. 
 May, 1877 (by H. 8. Richardson) ; Jid. rev , v. 146. 1877; 
 Fortn. rev., April. 1877 or Eel. mag., June, 1877 (by G. A. 
 Simcoi) ; Macniillan. May. 1877 : Nat. qu. rev.. Oct., 1877 ; 
 N. A. rev.. May and June, 1877 (by J. F. Clarke) ; Nine- 
 teenth century, 1877 or Littell.v. 13'4. 1877 ; Qu. rev.. Apl., 
 1877 or Living a^e. May 26, 1877 ; Weslm. rev., July, 1877. 
 
 — Biographical sketches. N. Y., 1869. 12°. . 3j6H.28 
 
 Contents: Anglesey {Marquis of) . Beaufort i'5ir Franc is). 
 Berry {Miss\. Blomtield {B'Shop). Bronte (Cbarlotte), 
 Brougliam [Lord]. Byron {Lady Noel). Campbell {Lord 
 chancellor.. Carlisle (Earl of). Combe (George). Croker 
 (John Wilson). Denman {Lord). De Quincey (Thumas). 
 Elgin {Earl of). Frederick William IV. {king of Prussia). 
 Gloureeter (/>ucft6Si* o/). Hatlaiu (Henry). Heroei t o/ i<ra 
 {Lord). Humboldt (Alexander vou). Hume (Joseph). 
 Jameaon {Mrs.) Kent {Duchess of). Landor (Walter Sav- 
 age). Lanedowne (Marquis o/). Lockbait (J>:>hu Gibson), 
 Londonderry (.l/ar^ftis o/), Lyndburet {Lord). Ma.miley 
 {Lord). Marcet {Mrs.) Mathetv {Father). .Metteriiich and 
 Austria. Mitford (Mary Russell). Murray {Lord). Na- 
 piers (Tlie). Nicholas {Emperor). Opie (Amelia). Oweu 
 (Robert) Palmerston (iord). Raglan (Z,"r(i). Richardson 
 {Sir John). Roberts (David, K.A.) Rogers (Samuel). 
 Whately. Wilson (John ; • Chris. North '). WordBWortli(^lfM.) 
 
 — British rule in India. London, 1857. 16°. 1011.02 
 
 — Complete guide to the lake district of England. 
 
 4th ed. London, 1871. 18° 952. --8 
 
 — Eastern life present and past. L., 18.50. 8°. 1053.08 
 
 — Health, husbandry, and handicraft. London, 1861. 
 
 8° 2535.11 
 
 — History of England during the peace,1816-46. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1849. 8° ■ . 467.10 
 
 — Hour (The) and the man ; a historical romance. 
 
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 iVofc— Portrays Toussaint L'Ouverture and HaytL-vn revolt. 
 
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 Martineau (Harriet), continued. 
 
 — Household education. London, 18i;7. 12°. 3oll.l3 
 
 — Illustrations of political economy. 9 v. London, 
 
 1834. 18° 231.28 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Life in the wilds. The hill and the val- 
 ley. Bi'ooke and Brooke Farm. 2. Deinerara. Ella of 
 Gai-veloch. Weitlaud woe in Garveloch. 3. A Manchester 
 strike. Cousin Marshall. Ireland. 4. Homes abroad. 
 For each and for all. French wines and politirs. 6. The 
 charmed sea. Berkeley the banker. 6. Messrs. Vanderput 
 and Snoek The loom and the lugger. 7. Sowers and 
 reapers. Cinnamon and pearls. 8. Briery Creek. Three 
 Ages. 9. The Farrers of Budge-Row. The moral of many 
 fables. 
 Letters on man's nature and development. See Atkinson 
 (H. G.) and Martineau (H.) 643S.01 
 
 — Life in the sick-room. \_anon.'\ L.,1841. 8°. 4322.07 
 Same. 3d ed. London, 186!). Iti". . . i322.08 
 
 — Miscellanies. 2 v. Boston, 18.36. 12^^. .2.53.5.28 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Philosophicat essays : Genius of Scott. 
 Essays on the art of thinking. Sabbath musings. Morat 
 essays : On moral independence. Theology, politics, and 
 literature. Of habits and feelings. Proper use of the re- 
 trospective faculty. Hanwell lunatic asylum. Letter to 
 the deaf. Ou country burial grounds. On the duty of 
 studying political economy, Simimer evening dialogue 
 betw. an Englishniau and a Pole. Parables. Poetry. 
 2. Tales : Liese, or the progress of worship. Solitude and 
 society. The ear. y sowing. True worshippers. Reviews: 
 Deinonology and witchcraft. Godwin's Thoughts on man. 
 Romanism and Episcopacy. Exposition of Jacotot's System 
 of education. Essays on the pursuit of truth. Religion 
 of Socrates. Physical considerations connected witli man's 
 ultimate destmation. Christiau dispensation. Crombie's 
 Natural theology. On nature and providence to communi- 
 ties. Piisou discipline. Lessing's Hundred thoughts. 
 Doddridge's Correspondence and diary. West India sla- 
 very. Ou witchcralt. 
 
 — Society in America. 3 v. L., 1837. 12°. .1073.07 
 Same. 2 v. New Yort, 1870. 1'2°. . . 1073.10 
 
 — Blackie [J. S ) Miss Martineau and Tyndall. [In his Nat. 
 
 hist, of atheism. 1878.] 3522 04 
 
 — F.imoMS girls, efc.. p. 87-97 a2G1.17 
 
 — Horn- [R. H.) New spirit of the age, 1855; p. 227-'238. 2632.09 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies, 1801 32(53.16 
 
 fl®* For her .;i(U'^nue stories see Fiction (p. 603). 
 Martineau (James). Endeavors after the christian 
 life. Boston, 18.58. 1'2° 3571.05 
 
 — Essays, philosophical and theological. 2 v. Bos- 
 
 ton, l»6(j. \-i° 2535.17 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Cerebral psychology: Bain. Coiute's 
 life and philosophy. Mansel's Limits of religious thought. 
 John Stuart Mill. Nature and God. Personal influences 
 on our present theology : Newman, Coleridge, Carlyle. 
 Revelation ; what it is not. and wh.it it is. Science, nesci- 
 ence, and faith. Theology in its relation to progressive 
 knowledge. 2. Wheweil's Morality. Whewell's Systematic 
 morality. Morell's Hist, of mod. philos. Kiiigsley's Phae- 
 thou. Sir W. Hamilton's philosophy. Kingsley's Alexan- 
 dria and her schools. Theory of reasoning. Plato ; his 
 physics and metaphysics. Plea for philos. studies. Soul 
 iu nature. 
 
 — Hours of thought on sacred things. Boston, 187G. 
 
 lj° 3574.35 
 
 — Modern materialism : its attitude to'ward theology. 
 
 Kew York, 1876. 1-2° 357i.34 
 
 Note — Repr. from Contemp. rev., Feb., Mch., 1876, or 
 Electic, Apl., May. 
 
 — Eeligion as affected by modern materialism. With 
 
 introd. by H. W. Bello-ws. N.Y.,1«75. 16°. 3573.31 
 ■ — Studies of Christianity. Ed. by W. K. Aiger. Bos- 
 ton, 18.7. 12' 3574. J5 
 
 Contents : Distinctive t.vpes of Christianity. Christianity 
 without piiest and ritual. Vicarious redemption. Media- 
 torial religion. Five points of christian faith. Creed and 
 heresies of eai-Iy Christianity. Creed of Christendom. 
 Restoratiou of belief. One gospel in many dialects. St. 
 Paul and his modern students. Sin, wliat it is, what it is 
 not. Duties of christians iu an age of controversy. 
 
 — Miscellanies. Boston, 1852. 12". . . . 3574.07 
 
 C'oHfcr/ifs ; Joseph Priestly, TUomas Aruold. Church and 
 state, 'i'heodoto Pariiec s Discourse ou religion. Phases 
 of faith. Church of England. Battle of the churches. 
 
 — Why dissent? address London, 18/1. b°. 3.V74.30 
 
 See nonces of J. M, in Dubliu Univ. mag.. April, 1877; 
 Chr. exam., v. 6. i8.i7 ; p. 9i-l31. 
 
 Martinique. S':k Countries {West Indies, p, 393). 
 
 I'larlins (Charles i'rederic}. Vegetable colonization of the Brit- 
 ish isles, Shetland, Faroe, and Iceland. [In Smith, report, 
 1858.J 3936.13 
 
 Mai-tyii vBenj.) and Kippi3 (A.) Life of tha first 
 earl of Shaftesbury. 2 v. L., I.s36. 8". 3163.01 
 
 Martyu (Thomas) and Lettice (J.) 'Antiquities of 
 Herculaneum. [Plates. Text not published.] 
 From the Ital. London, 177 J. fol. . . 1456.20 
 
 Martyn (W. Carlos). The Dutch reformation : 16th 
 century. New York, 1868. 12°. . . . 3432.16 
 
 Martyr (Justin). See Justlnus Martyr. 
 
 Martyrdom of man. .Set* Reade (Winwood). 1872. . . 5812.20 
 
 Martyrs (The). See BibUcal and religious literature (p. 91). 
 
 Martyrs and apologists. See Pressense (E. de). 1871. . 3J13.17 
 
 Martyrs, heroes, and bards of the Scottish covenant. See Gil- 
 fillan (Geo.) 1853 3435.07 
 
 Martyrs of science. .Vce Brewster (.?ir D.) 3261. L3 
 
 Martyrs of .Spain. See Charles (.Vis. E.) 163.16 
 
 Marvel (Ik), pseiiii. See Mitchell (Donald G.) 
 
 Marvel (Ik), pseud. A freehold villa for nothing. 
 2d ed. London, [1873.] 16° 1311.10 
 
 Marvell (Andrew). Poetical works. With memoir, 
 
 [by H. Rogers]. Boston, 1857. 16°. . . 1672.07 
 
 Xt5°* For hiog. and crit. notices of M., sre Biography (P^ 174). 
 
 Marvellous. See Folk lore (p. 553) ;— Legends (p. 694) ; Occult 
 sciences ; — SpirituaUsm ; — Supernaturalism ; — Supersti- 
 tions ; — Witchcraft 
 
 MarTellous country ; Arizona and New Mexico. See Cozzens 
 (S, W.) 1873 1134.20 
 
 Marvels of pond-life. 5ee Slack (H. J.) 1861 4827.15 
 
 Marvels of the heavens. See Flammarion (C.) 1870. . 4U16.27 
 
 Marvin (Frederic Rowland). Dream music. [Poems.] 
 New York, 1870. 12° 1665.21 
 
 — Epidemic delusions ; a lecture. New York, IsTi. 
 
 16° 3813.38 
 
 Marvin (Henry). Complete history of Lake George : 
 a descriptive guide. N. Y., 1853. 18°. .1111.30 
 
 Marx (A. B. ) , Musical composition. New York, 
 18.52. 8° 1564.03 
 
 Mary of Nazareth (Mystical rose ; or). See Hemenway (A. M.) 
 1865 1645.15 
 
 Mary. See Biography (p. 174), for lives of persons ot this name ; 
 and see Fiction (p. 503) ; and Plays {a pliabetical arrange' 
 menti, for novels, and plays entitled ' Mary,* etc. 
 
 Mary (Virgin, mother of Jesus\. See Biblical and religious lit, 
 {Mary, Virgiyi, p. 91) ;— Biography (p. 174) ; — Fine arts (fa- 
 ciei/ art. p. 547) ; — also Clay (-J, G.) The virgin Mary and 
 the traditions of tlie painters, 1873 [1442. 09J ;— Tyler (J, E.) 
 Primitive christian worship. 2d ed., 1847. . . . 3615.05 
 
 Mary Russell (Ship), bcoresby (IK.) Memorials of 
 the sea. 1850 3156.25 
 
 Maryland. See Countries {Maryland, p. 342). 
 
 Masaccio iToinmaso di Giovanni di Simone Quidi, calUd). See 
 Arundel society. Publications (p. 48). 
 
 Maseres (Francis, ed. ) Select tracts relating to the 
 civil wars in England. 2 v. L., 1815. 8°. 476.17 
 jVote. — For contents see p. 311 of Catalogue. 
 
 Masius (Hermann). Studies from nature. Tr. by C. 
 
 Boner. London, 1355. 12° 4713.01 
 
 Contents : Forest trees of Northern Germany. Birds. 
 The frog. The fox. The lobster and cray-fish. 
 
 Maskell (Wm. ) History of the Martin Marprelate 
 controversy. London, 1815. 12°. . . . 3573.13 
 
 — Holy baptism. 2d ed. London, 1848. 8°. 3573-16 
 Maskell (Wm.) Ivories, ancient and mediaeval. 
 
 New York, 1876. 8^ [South Kensington mu- 
 seum art handbooks. No. 2.] . . . . 1443.38 
 
 Mason {R'V. Cyrus). Introd. See History of the Holy catholic ■ 
 inquisition 3126. '28 
 
 Masou ( Mrs. Ellen H. B. ) Great expectations rea- 
 lized ; or, civilizing mountain men. New York, 
 [cop. 186-2.] 12°. 3447.11 
 
 Mason (E. V., ed. ) Journal of a young lady of Vir- 
 ginia, 1782. [anon.] Bait., 1871. 8°. . 3094.24 
 
 Masou (Francis, D D.) Burmah, its people and pro- 
 ductions. Rangoon, 1^60. 8° 10-5.12 
 
 — Story of a working man's life : with sketches of 
 
 travel. New York, 18 , 0. 12° 3121.01 
 
 Mason (George C.) Application of art to manufac- 
 tures. New York, 1858. 12° 3914.23 
 
 — Newport illustrated. New York, 1854. 12°. 591.04 
 Mason (G. H.) Life with the Zulus of Natal. Lon- 
 don, 1855. 16°. [Trav. library, v. 9.] . 507u.l4 
 
 Mason (Jeremiah). 5ee Amer. law rev., Jan., 1877 (by C. H. Hill). 
 
 Maso.i (iiti'. John). Select remains. New ed. isew 
 
 York, 1809. 12° 6214.07 
 
 — On self-knowledge. New York, 1835. 8°. 5412.06 
 
 Mason (j>fcy »■ John). Brief hist, of the Pequot war. Introd. 
 and notes, by T. Prince. N. Y.. 1869. 8°. [Sabin's re- 
 prints.) 564,21 
 
 Same, [/u Mass. hist. soc. Col., 2d s., v. 8. 2d ed. 18.'6.]61il.l8 
 
 Mason (John .Mitchell, D.D.) Oration, commem. of Alexander 
 Hamdtou. New i'ork, 1804. «° In 3075.20 
 
 Mason (Lowell). Musical letters from abroad. New 
 York, 18 j4. 12° 156 .01 
 
 — Address on church music. Boston, 1827. 8°. , . . 3581. '26 
 Mason (K. H. ) Pictures of life in Mexico. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1852. 1'^° 115-.01 
 
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 743 
 
 Masou (S. W.) Gymnastic exercises. Boston, 18G3. 
 
 10°. 4(;13.02 
 
 Mason {/?'u, Wm.) Poeine. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In 
 
 Chalmers (A.) Kugl. poets, v. 18. 1810.] .... 1626.18 
 Omteiitx : Isis. Odes. Elegies. Epitaphs. Elfrida. 
 
 Caractacus. The English garden. Fresnuy's Art of painting. 
 
 — Correspondence of Walpole and Mason. 2 v. L..1851.8'. 3175.12 
 
 — Conesp. of T. Gray and Mason. Ed. by J. Milford. London, 
 
 1855. 8° \iOT2.Vi 
 
 — CoUrulge (H.) Northern worthies, t. 2. 1852. . . . a2i33.08 
 Masonic institution. S<>' Freemasonry {p. oGO). 
 
 Masonry. See Arts (Useful, p. 4;")). 
 
 Masque of the Gods. See Taylor (J. Bayard) 1692.21 
 
 Masque of Paiidura. etc. See Longfellow (H. W.) 1875. 1664.26 
 Masquerade, and other poems. Ste Saxe (John G.) 1866. 1683.17 
 Masquener (Lewis). Sociology ; or, the reconstruc- 
 tion of society, gov., and property. New York, 
 
 1S77. 12° 6812.29 
 
 Masques. 
 
 — Liuhvmit (M.) Masques et bonffons. 1860. 7038.01 
 
 — War>l {A. ir.) Hist, of Eugl. dramatic lit. 2 v.. 1875. {Con- 
 
 sult index in v. 2.) 1745.10 
 
 Sec also Masson's Life of SliltOD, v. 1, 1859 ; p. 474-498. 
 
 Massa (Nicholas). Liber de peste contractus.' [Ed. 
 N.Smith.] 2v. Londini, 1721. 12^ //i 4334.19 
 
 Massachusetts. See Countries, etc. (.Massachusetts, p. 343). 
 
 Massachusetts historical society. Collections. [1st 
 series.] 10 v. Boston, 1795— 1809. 8^ . 
 
 Note.—v. 1. repr.. 1806 ; v. 2-3. 1810 ; v. 4-5. 1835 ; v. 6-7, 
 1846. Consult V. 10 of each series for Indexes. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Constitution of the Society. Introd. ad- 
 dress from the soc. Shirley (W.) lustructious to W. Pep- 
 pered for the exped. against Cape Breton, with letters, etc. 
 Apthorp (G. H.) Description of the colony of Surriuaiu. 
 Weare ( — ). Letter to the earl of — : observations on Brit, 
 colonies of America. Church (B.) Esamiuation before the 
 Ho. of representatives. Tenney (S.| Letter on the dark 
 day. May 19, 1780. Clap (N.) Letter from the town clerk 6f 
 Dorchester, rel. to events in town, 1630-1774. Maine. Ex- 
 tiacis from rei.'orda of the province. Historical scraps. 
 Mather (C.) Letter to lord Barrington, giviug a character of 
 the iiihab. of N. E. Winthrop (J.) General de.'^crip. of the 
 county of Middlesex. Letter of an old English merchant 
 to the eail of Sandwich upon the expeil. to Louisbourg. 
 Freeman (E.) Account of gen. Montgomery's burial. 
 Bangs (E.) Topogriiphieal description of Worcester. Clap 
 (N.) Jiiil of mortality for Dorchester, 1749-9'>. Higgeson 
 (F.) New England's plantation, 1629. Morell (^y.) Poem 
 on New Engiaud, Latiu and. Euglish. Cooper (T.) Fabu- 
 lous traditions and customs of the Indians of Martha's 
 Vineyard. Inscription ci-pied from a grave-stone at Gay 
 Head. Gookin (!'.) Hist, collections of Indians in New 
 England. Freeman (J.) Account of D. Gookin. Freeman 
 (N.) Indian places within or near the county of Barnstable. 
 Amount of warlike stores in Mass., April H, 1775. Bernard 
 (S'r F.l Account of the coast of Labrador. Jones (W.) 
 Topographical descr. of Concord. New England's first 
 fruits in respect ot the progress of learuiug iu the college 
 at Cambridge. Sullivan (J ) Topographical descr. of 
 Georgetown. Mather (S.) Account ol the settlement of 
 Boston, (incomplete). Damon (J) Indian places in Truro. 
 Fiske (N.) Histor. account of the settlement of Brookfield ; 
 Topogr. de.Hcr. ot Brookfield ; Births and deaths. 1789-91 ; 
 Williams (R.) Letter to niaj. Mason. Ingraham {D.) Let- 
 ter irom ;i gentleman on his return from Niagara. 
 
 2. Citfular letter of the Society. Bradford (A.) Topo- 
 graphii.al descriiilion of Duxborough. Eliot (J-f Letter to 
 major Atherton, on Ponkipog Indiaus. Epitaphs iu Dor- 
 chester burying ground. Mather (C.) Account of a great 
 Btor<n, 1723. WmthropiJ.) Account of the winter of 1717. 
 Prince (T.) Account ot the northern lights in England, 
 1716. Account of the nortliern lights in New England, 
 
 1719. Ingraham (J.) Account of discov. of seven islands 
 iu the Soutti Pai ific oce;in. Tracy N.) Letters resp. the 
 posterity of D. GooUin. Burgoyne (J.) Original orders to 
 col. Baum : with a brief descr. of the battle of Bennington. 
 Hubbard (J.) Descr. of Northfield. Colman (J.) Account 
 of tiie hearing before the Privy Council on the complaint 
 of gov. Shule against the house of rep. of Mass. Bay. 
 Downes (J.) Account of the death of Chaides i. Phihp 
 (King). Letter to gov. Prince. Pemberton (T.) Historical 
 journal of the American war. 
 
 3. Bennett (N.) Descr. of Middleborough. Webster (N.) 
 Bill of mortality in Hartford. Sewall (D.) Descr. of York. 
 Belknap (J.) App.rel. to Agamenticus. Mellen(J.) Topog. 
 descr. of Barn.stublc. Dickinson (T.) Descr. of HolUstou. 
 Colesworthy (y.) Extracts from ms. journal of a gentle- 
 man belon-iug to the army of gen. St. Clair. Bradford 
 (W.) Letter book, 1C24-30 : Descr. and hist, account of New 
 Eng., in verse. Spooner (J. J.) Topog. descr. of the co.of 
 Prince George, Va., 1793. Mellen(J.) Remarks on Web- 
 ster's calculations on lives. Webster (N.) Reply to MeUen's 
 remarks. Miscel. remarks and ob.serv. on Nova Scotia, 
 N. Brunswick, and Capo Breton. Road from Halifax to 
 Gulf of St. Lawrence. G-oversoars of Nova Scotia from 
 
 1720. Peck (\V. D.) Descr. of the Atherine. EUot A.) 
 Letter cone, the burning of Fairfield. July. 1779. Shirley 
 (W.) Letter resp. Fort Dummer. 1748. Franklin (B.) Let- 
 ters to T. Cushing resp. the petition of the prov. of Mass., 
 
 1774. Whitman (L.) Topog. doscr. of Wollfleet. Mather 
 {I.) Letter of reproof lo (.;ov. Dudley, 1708. Mather (C.) 
 Letter of reproof to gov. Dudley. 1708. Dudley (T.) An- 
 swer to I. and C. Mather. 1708. Mather (C) Extract from 
 his private diary, 1702. Wells (N.) Topog. descr. of Wells, 
 CO. of York. Ellis (J.) Topog. descr. of Topsham, co. of 
 Lincoln. Cooper (J.) Topog. descr. of Machias, co. tf 
 Washington. Backus (I.) Hist. ace. of Middleborough. 
 Folger(\V.) Topog. descr. of Nantucket. Macy (Z.) Ace. 
 of Settlement of Nantucket. Shaw (B.) Births, iiiaiTiag«B, 
 and deaths in Nantucket. Coffin (P.) Progress of the whide 
 fishery at Nantucket. Sharp {G.) Letter to Dr. Franklin 
 on the Amcr. bishops. Fobcs (P.) Topog. descr. of Rayn- 
 ham. Genealogical sketch of tho family of Leonard. 
 Backus (I.) Letter oil iron ore. Fobes (P.) Advertisement 
 of an intended hist, of the colony of Plymouth. EUot (J.) 
 Letters to Robert Boylo. 1670-88. Hawlcy (G.) Biog. and 
 topog. anecdotes resp. Sandwich and Ularshpee. List of 
 governors and commanders in chief of Sla-ssathusetts. 
 Freeman (J) Topog. descr. of Truro, 1794. Wilhams (R.) 
 Key into the language of tho Indians of New Eng.. 1643. 
 Topog. descr. oi plantations W., N. and N. E. of Sebago 
 Poud. Pemberton (T.) Topog. and hist, descr. of Boston. 
 
 4. Act of incoi-poration ; Laws and regulations ; Cir- 
 cular letter ; App. cout. articles on which the society re- 
 quest information, directions for preserving animals, rtc. 
 
 limson (J) Tppog. descr. of Hopkij;tou. Sullivan (J.) 
 Topog. descr. of Thomaston. Proceedings of two conveu- 
 ious, held at Portland, to consider the expediency of a 
 eparate government in tho district of Maine. Whitman 
 (L.l Observ. on Wcllfleet. and on Cape-Cod harbour; 
 Bill of mortality foi- Wellfleet. 1793-94. Thayer (N.) Ace. 
 of an uncommon fro.st. May 17, 179.5. Packard {.\.) Descr. 
 of Marlborough. Hawley (G.) Letter cout. an account of 
 his services among tho Indians of Mass. and New York ; 
 and a narr. of his journey to Ouohoghgwage. Kirkland 
 (J. T.) Answer to queries resp. Indians. Clarke (W.) Let- 
 ter to Franknn, 1754 ; Letter to American geuteman iu 
 Loudon. Belknap (J.) Letter to A. Kippis, rel. to an 
 errour in his Lite of capt. Cook. Clarke (W.) Letter to 
 Franklin, resp. his plan of union, 1755. Tenney iS.) 
 Topog. descr. of Exeter, N. H. Ramsay (D.) Obs. on the 
 Indiaus in the southern parts of the U. S. Bailey (J.) 
 Observ. and conjectures on the antiquities of America. 
 Kirkland (J. T.) Remarks on Bailey's Observ. Cotton (J.) 
 Ace. of the Ch. of Christ in Plymouth. Lincoln (B.) Obs- 
 on the eastern counties in 3Iaine ; Letter on the religious 
 state of the eastern counties. Thompson (C ) Letters 
 rel. to Dr. Kippis. Benlley (W.) Letter cone, tho Abbe do 
 Mably. Bulkley (J.) Inquiry into the rights of the abori- 
 ginal natives to lands iu Aiuer. Ruggles (T.) Sketch ( f a 
 history of Guilford, Conn. Belknap |J.) Letter to judge 
 Minot, cone, fire-engines, fires, and buildings in Boston. 
 Tucker (S. G.) Queries reep. slavery, with Dr. Belki;ap'a 
 answers. Pemberton (T.) References to Description of 
 Boston pub. iu v. iii, EUot { f.) Burials and baptisms in 
 Boston, 1701-74. Randolph (E.) Curious paper cone, in- 
 habitants of this gov., 1673. Roberts (E.) Letter from 
 Dublin to P. Dunsler. Account tf the fiist century lec- 
 ture held at Salem. Leate (W.) Answers of the General 
 couit of Conn, to the Lords of the com. of tho colonies. 
 Account of the earthquake at Port Royal in Jamaica. 1692. 
 Mellen (J.) Account ot some effects of the earthquake in 
 17.55. Eliot (J.) Topog. descr. of New Bedford. Belknap 
 (J.) Disc, and descr. of islands called Marquesas. Magee 
 (B.) Obs. on the islands of Juan Fernandez, etc. Magee 
 (J.) Ace. of the discov. of islands in the North Pacific. 
 Wolcott (R.) Ace. of J. Winthrop's agency iu obtaining a 
 charter for Conn. • 
 
 5. Kippis (A.) Answer respecting an error in his life of 
 capt. Cook. Lincoln (B.) Observ. on Indians of N. Amer. 
 Belknap (J.), and Morse (J.) Report of a committee who 
 visited the Oneida and MoheUunuh Indians in 1790. 
 Badger (S.) Histor. and characteristic traits of the Indi- 
 ans. Sullivan (J.) Law cases in Mass., 1795-97. Mather 
 (C.) Ace. of the great fire in Boston, 1711, prefixed to a 
 sermon ; with extracts from the sermon. Alden (T.) Me- 
 morabilia of Yarmouth. Brattle {T.; Ace. of the witch- 
 craft iu the CO. of Essex, 1692. Williams (R.) Vocabulary 
 of the Narroganset language. Revere (P.) Letter cont. 
 events at beginuiug of the revol. war, 177j. Shute (S.) 
 Letter to Ralle* the Jesuit, 1718-19. Dwight iJ.) and Part- 
 ridge (O.) Two letters to gov. Shirley, 1754, proposing to 
 build forts iu the country <>i the Six Nations. Morse vs. 
 Reid. Law case rel. to tho copyright of 'Amer. univ. geo- 
 graphy.' Account of the present state and government of 
 Virginia. McClure (D.) Settlement and antiquities of 
 Windsor, Conn. Cotton (J.) Abstract of tho 4aws of New 
 Eng., 1641. Aspinwall (W.) Address to the reader, as Iho 
 publisher of the fuicgoing abstract. Carr (l:.) and oth'-rs. 
 Commissiojiers. Letter to gov. Pi'ince, written lit R. I., KGi. 
 New Plymouth and Awasuncks. Articles of agreement. 
 1671. Dartm.outh Indians' engagement, Sept. 4, 1671. 
 Awasuncks (squaw .^ach'-m). Letter to guv. Prince, 1671. 
 Prince (T.) Letter to Goodman Cooke, 1671 ; Letter to 
 Awasuhcks. Dummer (J.) Letter to D. Colman rel. to col. 
 Byfield and gov. Dudley, 1714. Need (D.) Letter to B. 
 Colman, 1718. Watts {!.) Extract from his letter to C. 
 Mather cone. Neala hisi. of New Eng. Auchmuty (R.) 
 Proposals to tho ministry, 1744. Historical scraps. Eliot 
 (J.) Narrative of newspapers printed iu New Eng. Brin- 
 iey (F.) Brief ace, of settlements iu and about Narragau- 
 set Bay. Charles ii. Letter to governour and magistrates 
 
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 Mass. hist. soc. Collections. 1st series. 
 
 of Rhode Tslaud. Rhode Island. Address of tlie governor 
 aud gen. assem. to Ciiaiies ii. Letter reap. Mount Hope. 
 Account of ihe right which certain persons have to lands 
 iu the Narraganset country and parts adjacent. Charles 
 II. 's commissinn to Edw. Cranfielrt aud others. Summons 
 of liing's commissioners resp. Narraganset. Report of 
 commissioners to the king. James n.'s cummissiou, con- 
 stituting a pres. f/c. for Mass. Bay. etc. Mass. President, 
 and council. Order resi'. the records of Narraganset. 
 Proceedings of a court held in Narraganset. Paukatuck 
 river tlie boundary between Conn, aud Khode Island. 
 Rhode Island. Act in favor of H. Atherton. etc. Homer 
 (J) Descr. aud history of Newton. Peck (W. D.) Natural 
 history of the shig-worm. Resident and corresponding 
 members of the Mass. hist. soc. 
 
 6. Belknap (J.) Sketch of the life of the Rev. Dr. John 
 Clarke. Eliot (J.) Sketch of lile aud character of Rev. Dr. 
 J. Belknap. Pierronet (T.l Remarks made during a resi- 
 dence at Strabroek. Rio Demerary, 1798 ; Specimen of the 
 mountaineer, Skoffie, aud Micmac lauguages. Winslow 
 (Gen. 3.) Letter to the earl of Hiilifas rel. to his conduct, 
 etc., on the Ticouderoga exped., 1756. Willard (J.) Letter 
 to Mr. Bollan.rel to the failure of tlieCi'own Point exped.. 
 etc. Bo Han (W) Letter to the speaker of the ho. of as- 
 eembly, on laws of divorce and ou grant to the colonies. 
 1759 ; Memorandum of divers particulars, showing the 
 exhausted state of Mass. Ogden (— )- Brief state of the 
 province of Quebec, etc. Eliot (J.) Coutin. of narr. of 
 newspapers pub. in N. E. from 1701 to tbe revolution. 
 Dummer (J.) Letters to Mr. Flint from London, 1711-15. 
 Letters to gov. J. Winslow. Philip {sack''m). Answer to 
 letter brought to him. from the gov. of New Plymouth. 
 Rawson (E.) Letter to the gov. of New Plymouth, solicit- 
 ing aid tor the college at Cambridge, 1671-72. Mass. Gfn. 
 Court. Letter of instructions to Wm. BoUan. their agent at 
 the court of Gt. Biit , 175G. Hoar (L.(r Letter to J. Fiiut. 
 resp. a course of studies. 16t;i. Colman (B.) Some me- 
 moirs for contin. of the history of the troubles of the New 
 English colonies from the Indians, etc. Newman (H.) 
 Letter to H. Flynt, on books for Harv. coll., 1723. Masca- 
 renc (P.) Letter to gov. Shirley rel. to Nova Scotia, 1710-48. 
 Prince and Bosworth's petition to the government of 
 Plymouth rel. to mackerel fishery. BoUan (W.) Letter to 
 J. Willard resp. an intention ol governing the colonies 
 like Ireland ; Petition to the duke of Bedford, rel. to 
 French encroachments. Hamilton (J.) Letter to gov. Shir- 
 ley eucloHing the following papers : Washington {Major 
 G.) Letter to gov. Hamilton rel. to Capt. 'Irtiafs com- 
 pany, 1751; OontreccBur (Capt.) Summon to the British 
 forces at the mouth of the Mouongabela ; Speech from the 
 Half King to the govs, of Virginia and Pennsylvania. 
 Foster (T.) List of pres. and govs, of Rhode Island, l(i47-89. 
 Jay (J.) Letter rel. to Indiaus in the state of New York, 
 1799. Tudor (W.) Letter on the propriety, etc., of au ap- 
 propriate national uame. Trumbull (J.) Letter to barou 
 3. D. Van der Capellan on Amer. war to Oct., 1779. Alexan- 
 der (W ) Petition of the earl of Stirling; and otheis piayint; 
 to be put in possession o Hands granted to Wm., earl of Stir- 
 ling in 16;15. Mauduit (J.) Letter rel. to a reimbursement 
 from iiorliiiraeut for theexpt use of supporting French neu- 
 trals trom Nova Scotia ; Letters rel. to the duty on foreign 
 molasses, the keeping up of ten thousand troops iu 
 Ameri'.:a, etc. Mayhew (T.) Letter to gov. Prince, 1671, 
 resp. the Indians uf Martha's Vineyard. Walker (J.) 
 Letter to gov. Prince rel. to sachem Philip, 1671. Gookin 
 (D.) Letter to gov. Prince in vindication of himself. 1671. 
 Frifice (T.) Letter to D. Gookin iu reply, 1671. Eliot (J.) 
 lasti actions from the church at Natick to Wm. aud Au- 
 thuuy. Prince (T.) Letter to Roger Williams. James 
 Quanapaug's inlormatioii as a spy. 1675-76. Stuyvesant 
 (P.) Letter to the gov. and council of Mass. rel. to unlaw- 
 ful actions on Long Island from Eng. colouies, ItJtiS. Cole 
 (H.) Deposition. Plymouth court. 1670, rel. to Indian hos. 
 tihty. Bentley (W.) Descr. and hist, of Salem. 
 
 7. Holmes (A.) History of Cambridge. Livingston (W.) 
 Review ol military operations in North Amer.. 1753-56. 
 Bradford (A.) Descr. of Wiscasset, aud ol the river Sheeps- 
 rot. Marshe (W.) Journal of treaty held with the Six 
 Nations, June. 1744. List of public otiices. eccles. pre- 
 ferments, etc., in the province of Maryland. Union of Bnt. 
 Amer. colonies, as proposed in 1754. Conn. Repottof com- 
 mittee chosen fey the gen. assembly, on the plan. Con- 
 necticut. Reasons conc'g tbe phm of union. Petitions, 
 etc.. from members of the ch. of Eng. in Boston, resp. 
 bishops. Account of the trade and shipping of Newfound- 
 land, 179D. Number of Brit, subjects in the colonies of 
 N. Amef., 1755. Bill for better regulating of charter and 
 proprietary governments in America. Eliot (J.) Dedi- 
 cations to Indian version of Old and New Testament. 
 Temple {Sir T.) Apology for coinage in Mass. Queries 
 aud answers rel. to Conn.. 1774. Blake (J.) Some account 
 of the severe drought in 1749. Grand jury's bill against 
 M. Osgood. Biog. notice of rev. J. Noyes, first minist-r 
 of Newbury. Morse (J.) Descr. and hist. ace. of the Isle 
 of Shoals. Eliot (J.) Ecclea. hist, of Mass. and the old 
 colony of Plymouth. 
 
 8. Remarks vpou Remarks [in v. 7] on the history of Sa- 
 lem. Eliot (J.) Histor. ace. ol J. Eliot, the first minister 
 of the churcli in Roxbury. Dudley (T.) Letter to the 
 couutees of Lincoln, 1631. Fitch (E.) Hist, sketch of the 
 
 life and character of col. E. Williams- ; and of Williams 
 college. Eliot (J.) Topug. and hist. ace. of Marblehead. 
 Thomson (I.) Bill of mortality of Middleborough. 1779- 
 
 1801. Davis (J.) Biog. notices of M. Watson. Mellen (J.) 
 Sketch of the life of T. Brattle. D:iwes (T.) Notice of E. 
 Price. Freeman (J.) Character of hon. G. R. Minot ; 
 DesiT. of the eastern coast of the county of Barnstable- 
 Davis (W.) Descr. of Sandwich. Freeman (J.) Note on 
 Falmouth, 1802 ; Descr. of Dennis, 1802 ; Notes on south 
 parts of Yarmouth aud Barnstable. 1802 ; Note ou the 
 south precinct of Harwich, 1802 ; Descr. of Chatham ; 
 Descr. and hist, of Eastham, to 1800 : Descr. of Orleans. 
 
 1802. Whitman (L.) Note on Wellfleet. Freeman (J ) 
 Descr. of Provincetown. State of cod and whale fisheries 
 in Mass.. 1763. Mouart's relation ; or, journal of a plan- 
 tation at Plymouth. 1621 . Winslow (E.) Relation of things 
 remarkable in Plymouth, 1623. EUol (J.) Memoirs of P. 
 Thacher. 
 
 9. Eliot (J.) Eccl, hist, of Mass. Parmenius (S.l Mem. 
 and poem. Holmes (A.) Mem. of the Moheagan Indians. 
 Extract from an Indian history. Journal of the siege of 
 York, Va. Dana (J.) M-^m. of E. G. Marsh. Brown (C.) 
 Topog. descr. of CatskiU, N. Y., 1803; Newtown, N. Y., 
 1803; Brimfield, Mass., 1803. Ripley (L.) Descr. and hist, 
 of Waterford. 1803. Harris (T. M.) Chrouological and 
 topog. ace. of Dorchester. Emerson (W.) Notes on Gomp- 
 ton, Newport eo., R. I., 1803. Winthrop (J.) Biog. mem. 
 of Wm. Fisk. Sullivan (J.) History of the Penob.scott 
 Indians. Alden (T.) Account of earthquakes in N. H. 
 Historical scraps. Thomson (I.) Bill of mortality fop 
 Middleborough. 1802-03. Spalding (L.) Bills of mortality 
 for Portsmouth. N. H.. 1801-03. Extracts from a journal 
 kept on a voy. to the N. W. coast aud Sandwich Islands. 
 Mather (I.) Conversation, as Mass. agent, with kimi Wm., 
 1689 ; extr. from C. Mather's 'Memoirs of remarkables,' 
 etc. Thatcher (J.) Obs. upon iron ores. Mauduit (I.) Con- 
 ference between Grenville and tlie colony agents, 1764. 
 Mauduifs miscellanies. Mather (I.) Several reasons prov- 
 ing tbat inoculation of the small-pox is lawlul. Extract 
 from a letter by a London merchant to his friend in Va. 
 
 10. Eliot (J.) Eccl. hist, of Mass. [cont'd from v. 9]. 
 Alden (T.) Account of religious societies in Portsmouth, 
 N. H. Simpkins (J.) Topog. descr. of Brewster, 1806. 
 Grant (A.) Account of Halifax, 1760 ; Estimate of the in- 
 habitants of Nova Scotia. Stone (N.) Noteon Southborough, 
 1767. Gardner {J.) Account of Stow, Mass.. 1767. Park- 
 man (E.) Ace. of Westborough, Mass., 1767. Loring (I.) 
 Memoir of Sudbury, Mass., 1767. Wheeler (J ) Ace. of 
 Harvard, 1767. Smith (A.) Note on i^Iarlborough Assoc. 
 Ruggles (T.) History of Guilford. Stiles (E.) Memoir of 
 the Pequots ; Number of the Nyhantic Indians, 1761 : 
 King Ninegret'a tribe. 1761 ; Indiaus on the Connecticut 
 river. Occum (S.) Ace. of the-Montauk Indiaus ou Long 
 Island, ]7t;i. Stiles (E.) Memoir of Block Island, 1762. 
 Birdsey(N.) Account of Indians iu and about Stratford, 
 Conn., 1761. Stiles (E.) Number of the Poteunmecut In- 
 diaus, 1762 ; Maiahpee Indians, 1762 ; Monymoyk Indians, 
 1762 ; Saconet Indians ; Eastern Indiaus. Frye (Col.) 
 Indians in Acadia. 1760. Number of Indiaus m Conn.; 
 1774 ; aud in Rhode Island. Potter (E.) Ace. of nations of 
 southern Indiaus, 1768. Goldthwait (J.) List of different 
 nations at a treaty, July. 1764. DaUon [Capt ) Estimate of 
 Indian warriors employed by the Britisli in tbe revolu- 
 tionary war. Estimate of the number of Indians in the 
 battle of Miami, 1794. Eliot (J.) Ace. of Indian churches 
 in N. Eng.. 1673. Rawson (G,) and Danforth S.) Ace. of 
 Indian visitation, 1698. Mason (T.) List of Indians at 
 Natick. 1749. Rales (S.) Numbers in the Norrigwog lau- 
 guage. Hawley (G.) Numbers in the Mobawk languiige. 
 Mann (J.) Ace. of surprise and defeat of Indians near 
 Wreutham. Edwards (J.) Letter rel. to ludian school at 
 Stockbridge. Chauncy (C.) Sketch of euiiueut men in 
 New Eng.; Life of pres. Chauncy. Barnard (I.) Sketch of 
 eminent miuistera in New Eng. Alden (T.) Memoirs of 
 E. Tyng and Wm. Tyng. May (J.) Anecdote of rev. J. 
 Eliot of Roxbury. Grant made to Wm. Hubbard for writ- 
 ing his history. Chauncy (C.) J. Adams, author of Eesayou 
 feudal and canon law. Thomson (I.) Bill of mortality 
 for Middleborough. 1805-06 Eliot (J.) Memoir of rev. A. 
 Eliot ; Memoir of T. Pemberton. List of members and of 
 authors. General index to v. 1-10. 
 
 -Same. 2d series. 10 v. B., 1813-23. 8°. 661.11 
 j\'or?.— v. 1 repr., 1838 : v. 2-4, 1846 ; v. 6-6, 1848 ; v. 7-8, 
 1826 : V. 9, 1832 ; v. 10, 1843. 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Davis (J.) Anniversary discourse, 1813. 
 Act of incorporation ; laws aud regulations ; list of mem- 
 bers, etc., of the society. Methods of collecting and pie- 
 serving objects in nat. hist. Bacon and Ingram's rebel- 
 lion. Pemberton (J.) Fires in Mass. Bradlord (A.) Let- 
 ter resp. mounds, etc. Bartlett (J.) Progrcs.s of medical 
 science in Mass. Rodgers (J.) State ot religions liberty in 
 N. Y. Spencer (E.) Ace. of the dissenting interest in the 
 Middle Slates, 1759. Engl, missionaries in Amer.. 1762. 
 Holmes (A.) Mem. of Rev. C. Morton. Penhallow (S.) 
 Ace. of Rev. C. Morton. Sumner iJ.) Notices of Shrews- 
 bury. Lathrop (J.) Mem. of Rev. J. Lotliropp. Palmer 
 (S.) Topog. descr. of Needham. Harris (T. M.) Topog. 
 aud hist, sketch of Lunenburg. Weld (H.) Note on Attle- 
 borougb. Lee (R. H.) Letter to S. Adams on cession of 
 laud to U. S. by Va. Lincoln (B.) Remarks on the culti- 
 vation of the oak. Eliot (J.) Eccl. hist, of Mass., [cont'd.] 
 
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 745 
 
 McKoan (J.) Memoir on Dr. J." Eliot. Smith (I ) Letter 
 rel. to Eiig. exercises at Coinmeucement. Watson (K.) 
 Letter to Kov. J. Eliot, acceptinK moinberaliip of tlie Soc. 
 Winthrop (J.) Memoir of J. Sullivan. Thacher (S. 0.) 
 Memoir of Wm. Emeraou. Davis (J.) Biog. notices of I. 
 Lothrop. 
 
 2. ScheTmerhom {J. F-l Report on tho western Indiana. 
 Holmes (A.) Sketch of Soc. for propagating' the goapel 
 amoug tho Indians, etc. Johnson (E.) WoutUr-workiug 
 proviitenco, etc. Cbickering (J.) Notice of E. Johnson. 
 Bunton (J.) Kesideiice in Mass., 1686. Seaver (B. F.) 
 Islanda of Trintran d'Acvinba. Decl. for episcopacy in 
 Conu., 1722. Pierce (J.) Hist, sketch of Brouklioe. Far- 
 mer (J) Births, deatlia, (tc, in Billerica, 1654-1704. Bart- 
 lett (J.) Hist, sketch of Charlestown. McKean (J.) Brief 
 hint, of the Anc. and hou. artillery co. Colman (B.) Let- 
 ter to gov. J. Belcher, 1743. Quincy (3.) Letter on Georgia, 
 1735. Eliot (A.) Reiuarka on hp. Seeker's aermon before 
 the Soc. prop. goap. in for. parts, 1740. Trumbull (J.) In- 
 quiries rel. to Conn. Wooster (D.) Statisiicka of N. 
 Haven, 1741. in answer. Miller (J.) Stati6ticka of N. Lon- 
 don, 1774. iu answer. Letter from Connecticut delegates 
 to the First Congress. Gage (T.) Ace. of tho affair o( 19 
 April. 1775. Meigs(R. J.) Journal of eiped. against Quebec, 
 1775. Farmer(J.) Hist, sketch of Amherst. N. H. Throop 
 (B.) Letter irom Geu. assoc. of Conn, to their brethren, in 
 Boston, 1774. Eliot (A.) Answer. Stiles (E.) Extracte 
 from literary diary. Andros (5ir E.) Letter to gov. Dud- 
 ley, 1686. Thompson (1.) Bills of mortality for Middle, 
 borough, 1805-13. Dudley (J., Letter rel. to a fossil tooth, 
 1706. Endicott (J.) Letter from the General Court of Mass. 
 Bay to J. Owen, inviting him to Boston, 1663. Alden (T.) 
 ludian names of White Hills and Piseataqua. Smith 
 (Johu). Necessaries for going to Ya., 1626. Hazard (E.) 
 Ace. of the L<->ganian Library in Phila.; Notice reap, the 
 author [J. Rodgeis] of 'A brief view of religious liberty, 
 N. Y., 1773.* Savage (J.) Memoir of J. S. Buckmiuster ; 
 Correction of Hutcuinson, on Amer. coins. HoUis (T.) 
 Letter to A. Motrel. to N. Eng. coins. Eliot (A.) Answer. 
 Circolar htter of the Hist. Society. Prospectus of Hub- 
 bard's history of N. Eug. Donations. 
 
 3. Johnson (E.) Continuatiou of Wonder-working provi- 
 dence. Davis (S.) Bass and mackerel fishery at Cape Cod. 
 Savage (T.) Ace. of esped. against Canada, lti90. Recanta- 
 tion 01 confessors of witcbcraft. Freeman (J.) Number of 
 negro slaves iu Maas., 1754. Ace. of the deatlis at Kings- 
 chapel. Expenses of Canada to Gr. Brit. Tons of ship- 
 ping in M-iss., 1806. Kirkland (J. T.) Noticc-s of the life of 
 mag. pen. B. Lincoln. Oliver (A.) State of Indians in 
 Marsbpee, rtc, 1767. Lowell {C.) Note on Lancaster, N. H. 
 Sutherland (D.) Geog. sketch of Bath, N. H., 1S14. Lowell 
 {C ) Note on Plymouth, N. H., 1B14 ; on New Holderness, 
 N. H.; on Wolfeborougb, N. H., 1814; on Middletown, 
 N. H. Ripley (S.) Topog. and histor! descr. of Waltham, 
 1815. Savage (J.) N><te on histor. sketch of Brookliue. 
 Willis (2.) Uescr. of Kingston, Mass. Davis (S) Notes on 
 Plymouth, Mass. Freeman (J.) Notes ou Nl-w Bedford, 
 Mass.; Descr. of Masbpee, 1802 ; Descr. of Duke's county. 
 18U7 ; Notes ou Nautucket. 1S07. Harris {i>r., of Kingstonu 
 Note on Jamaica, 1793. Eustaphieve (.\.) Criticism ou H. 
 Sargent's picture of the laudiuj: of the Fathers. Another 
 papei- on the Bame subject. McKean (J.) Letters reap. 
 Hubbard's history. Donations. 
 
 4. Johnson (E. Coniiu. of ' Wonder-working provi- 
 deuce.' Eustis (ft'.) Anecdote of soldiers of Arnold. Al- 
 len (J.J Election of Leverett as pres. of Harv. Coll. Alden 
 (T) Ace. of earthqu^ikes. Farmer (J.) Bill of mortality for 
 Amherst. N. H.. 1805-15 ; Caiaiogue of ministers in N. H., 
 1767. Davis (S.) Hist, of free schools in Plymouth colony, 
 1815. Fancher ( — . M.D.) Progress of vaccination in Amer. 
 Russian voyage of discovery. Note on paper money. 
 Davis (S.) Contribution for buildiug the first vessel at 
 Plymouth. Nonconformists oath, 1666. Child {J.) New 
 England's Jonas cast up at London. While (W.) Letter 
 to gov. Winihrop, 1648. Odlin (J.), and others. Deposition 
 resp. Biackstone's sale. D'Bernicre (H.) Gen. Gage's in- 
 structions, of 2J Feb.. 1775 ; with narrative of occurrences, 
 and of battle of Lexiugton. 1775. Davenport (J.), and 
 Buckingham (S.) Letter on the Episc. coutroversy in 
 Conu., Vt'l'l. Davis (S.) iSacred musick in churches. 
 Savage (J.) Memoir of J. Scottow. Hazard (E.) Remarks 
 on Schermerborn report couc. tiie western ludiaus. Whit- 
 ney (P.) Xopog. and hist, descr. of Sudbury ; and of East 
 Budbui y. Saltonstall (L.) Hist, sketch of Haverhill ; with 
 biog. notices. Nason (R.) Topog. and histor. sketch of 
 FreL'port, Me. Cogswell (J.) Topog. and histor. sketch of 
 Saco, Me., 1815. French (J.) Hist- sUetch o/ North Hamp- 
 ton, N. U., 1815. Lawrence (N.) Hist, sketch of Tyngs- 
 borough, Mass., 1815. Davis (S.) Hist, and descr. of Scitu- 
 ate. IbiD ; Topog. aud hist, of Uochester, Mass., 18.6 ; Hist. 
 ftud descr. ol Ptympton. ISlo; Uescr. of Cirver, 1815; 
 Notes in Halifax; — Hist, of Plympton, Carver, and a part 
 of Halifax; Xopog. aud hist, of Wareham, 1815: Add. to 
 articles on towus in Plymouth county. Holmes (A.) 
 Notes on newly discovered ms. journal of gov. ^Sluth^op. 
 Donations. 
 
 - 5, 6. Hubbard (W.) Gen. history of New England, to 
 168U. 2a ed. 2 V. 
 
 7. Johnson (E.) Contin. of Wonder-working providence. 
 First seiilemeuts in Tennessee. Franklin (B.) Letter on 
 inoculation in Boston, 1759. Rhode Island state papers 
 of early uffairs. Number of inhabitants iu Ruode Island. 
 
 Pratt (J.) Apology, 1635. Davis (S.) Annir. of tho landing 
 of the forefathers. 1817. Greenoagh (N.) Boston bill of 
 mortality, 1816. Boston votes, 1635. Penn (W.) Letter to 
 gov. Hinckley, 16B3 ; Letter on the name of his colony. 
 Wood (A.) Letter to I. Mather, rel. to tlie Athenio Oxoni- 
 ensls. Prince {T.) Annals ofN. Eug. Lyon (W.) Note on 
 E. Cheever. Whitney (P-, J'"-) Biog. notice ft Rev. P, 
 Whiiuey. Farmer (J.) Note on the Co. of HilUborongh, 
 N. H. Davis (S) Hist, and descr. of Abington, 181G. Bel- 
 lows (A.) Sketch of Walpole. N. E. Mitchell (X.) Descr. 
 of iiridtjewater, 1818. Holmes(A.) Ace. of the Prince library. 
 Donations. 
 
 8 Johnson (E.) Wonder-working providence. 1G45-C1. 
 Robinson (J ) Abstract of bill of mortality for Boston. 
 1817. Saltonstall {Sir R.) Letter to gov. Winthrop of 
 Conn., complaining of injury. 163G. Order of procession 
 at funeral of gov. Leverett, March, 1679. List of persons * 
 killed aud wounded at Lexington, Apr. 19, 1775. Danforth 
 papers. Turner (C.) Descr. of Catardin Mountain. Crad- 
 dock(M.) Letter to J. Endicott, 1629. Mason J.) Brief 
 hist, of Pequot war ; iutrod. by T. Prince. Orme (R.) 
 Aic. of Braddock's defeat. Hedge L.) Memoir of J.) 
 McKean. Porter (J.) Ace. of Plaiufield, Mass. Farmer (J.) 
 Note on New London. N. H.; Churches and miniaters of 
 N. H. Randolph (E.) Proceedings under admiiiiatratlon 
 of Andros, 16»G. Pickering (T.) Letter resp. the original 
 efforts to abolish slavery in Penn. Matlack (T.) Letter on 
 tLe same subject. Bowdoin (J.) Papers rel. to Cape Cod 
 canal. Williams (R.) Letter to gov. Bradatreet, 1682. 
 Hubbard (T.) Expeuees of the province of Mass., 1764. 
 New life of Virginia, 1612. Pincheon papers, 16^9. Har- 
 ris (T. M.) Biog. memoir of Father Rasles. Rasles (S.) 
 Letter to Capt. Moody, 1712. Eastern Indiana to the gov- 
 ernoiir, 1721. Westbrook (O.) Letter to gov. Dummer rel. 
 to attack on fort near Thoinaston, 1722-3. Hasles (S.) In- 
 tercepted letter. 1724. Ebeling (C. D.) Letter to pres. 
 Stiles rel. to his book on Amer. Holmes (A.) Memoir of 
 C. Gannett. Tudor (W., jr.) Memoir of Wm. Tudor, 
 Opinion of court about Maiden church, 1651. Mass. Act 
 [about] privileges. Errours corrected. Donations. 
 
 9. Brief relation of the discovery of >ew England. 
 Mourt (G.^ Relation of the beginning of the Eng planta- 
 tion at Plimouth. Winslow {h.) Relation. l*ew descr. of 
 Vuginia. Hall (F.) Ace. of Middlebury, Vt. Noyes (N.) 
 Donations to Boston during the operation of tlie port bilL 
 Hopkins (S.) Ace. of Providence, R. I. Freeman (J.) 
 Number of houses in Boston, 1789. Pickering (J.J Massa- 
 chusetts language. Eliot (J.) Indian grammar begun. Da 
 Ponceau (P. S.| Notes on Eliot's Indian grammar. Farmer 
 (J.) bketches of ministers and churches in N. H. Dona- 
 tions. 
 
 10. Bradford (A.) Memoir of J. Thomas. Turell (E.) 
 Detection of witchcraft. Savage (J.) Represeulaiives of 
 Boston before the Amer. rev. Holmes (A.) Descr. of 
 Rochester. Watts {I.) Letter to a fneud iu N. E., 1734. 
 Porter (J.) Some account of Cumington. Mass. Goodwin 
 (E. S.) Gale of Sept. 1815. Farmer (J.) Churches and min- 
 isters in N H. Bradford (A.) Notes ou DuxDury. Farmer 
 (J.) Ace. of Bos^awen, N. H. Bradford(A.) Biog. notice of 
 Hou. J. Winthrop. Edwards iJ.) Obs. on tho Mohegan 
 language. Pickering J.) Notes on Ed warda' Observations. 
 Tyng (D. A ) Obituary notice of W. D. Peck. Davis (S.) 
 Memoirs of W. Blatikstono ; Ou the aboriginal phraaa 
 Shawmut ; Notes on the springs of Boston. Farmer (J.) 
 lustances of longevity iu N. H. Hutchinson papers. Ac- 
 knowledgment of donations. List of members, etc. Gen- 
 eral tablt) of contents. General index for 2d series. 
 
 -Same. 3d series. lOv. B.. 1825-49. 8=". G61.30 
 
 Nvte.^y. 1 repr., 1816. 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Hutchinson papers. Account of Boston, 
 1742. Farmer (J.) Churches aud ministers iu New Hamp- 
 shire ; Instances of longevity in New Hampshire. WU- 
 Iiams (R.) Seven letters, 1636-38. Peter (U.) Two letters, 
 oue to J. Winthrop, aud tho other toC. Gott. ICSl. Hooka 
 (W.) Letter to J. Winthrop, 1657. Maidston iJ.) Letter 
 to J. Winthrop on Cromwell and the state of affiiirs in 
 Eug., March 24, 1G59. Plymouth Co. Accounts. Brad- 
 ford {\.) Memoir of G. Bradford. Narrative of Nariagan- 
 set country. Haynes (J.) Letter to J. Wiuthrip lel. to 
 the ludinns, 1C43. Dummer (J.) Memorial abuuc Canada. 
 Jacie (H.) Three letters to J. Wiuthrup. reprefccuting the 
 treatment received by some of the Puritan ministers from 
 the bishops, etc. Connecticut. Addrvss of coudolent.e to 
 gov. Talcott ; aud his answer. Charlestown church af- 
 fairs, 16T8. Memoir of W. J. Spoouer. Branch bank of 
 U. S. at Boston. Boston bills of mortality, 1818-24. List 
 of members. Donations. 
 
 2. Holmes (A.) French Protestants settled at Oxford, 
 1686. Flint iJ.) Hist, of Cohasbet. Winslow (E.) N. 
 Eng. 's salamander discovered. Cotton (J.) Vocabulary of 
 Mass. (or Natick) Indian language. Nichols (B. li.) Ac- 
 count of Plymouth colony records. Address of ministers 
 of Boston to the duke of NewL-astle, Dec. 5,1737. Farmer 
 (J.) Memoir of Narraganset townships. Lowell (J.) Biog. 
 notice of D. A. Tyng. Farmer (J.) Instances oflouge\ity 
 in N. H.; Bill of mortality for Amherst, N. H., 1815-26; 
 Churches and ministers iu N. H. Bowdoin (J ) Ace. of 
 ms. journals of the Long, Little, etc., parliaments. Dona- 
 tions. 
 
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 Mass. hist. Boc. Collections, 3d series, coniimted. 
 
 treat witli PequotB. Gardener (L.) Relation of tbe Pequot 
 wanes. Ewlalion of tlie Indiau plott. Davenport (J.), and 
 EatonIT ) Letter ■ lotUe governor, deputy, aaJ a.sist:iuts, 
 of Mass. Takott (J ) Letter to Sir E. Andros. Salem 
 witdicvaft ; e-ttracta from records of the church in Dan. 
 vera Kelloee (li.) Vocabulary of word3 in the languaw 
 of the O'v.ddy Ii.diana. Farmer (J.) Church and min.s- 
 te.-8 ill N. H , confd. Ripley (3.1 Memoir of C. Gore In- 
 trusion of KUoclo Island people upon Indiaulands. Josse- 
 Ivn IJ ) Ace. of tn-<- voya. toNcw-Eng,; Cbronol. observ- 
 of A.uer. to 1G73. Lechford (T.) Uoto to his ■ Plaiue 
 dealing." Donations. Members elected smco 1824. 
 
 4 Eliot (J ) Day-breakiug if not sun-rising of the gospel 
 with the Indians in New-Eiig. Shepard (T.) clear sun. 
 Bhiue of tbe gospel bivakiug forth upon the Indians m 
 New-Eng. Winslow (E ) Glorious progress of the gospel 
 amongst tbe Indians in K.-E. Whitfeld(H.) Light ap- 
 pearing more and more towuids the perfect day ; or. A 
 farther discov. cone, the progress of the gospel e(c. 
 Strength out of woaknesse ; or, further progrease of the 
 gospel among tbe Indiaus. Eliot U), oiid Mayhew (T_) 
 Tears of repentance ; narr. of the progress of the gospel, 
 etc ■ Late and further manifestation of the prog, ot the 
 eos'oel amongst the Indiaus. Farmer (J.) List of repre- 
 leutativcs in tbe Gen. Curt, lC»'J-92 ; Cburcbes and inin^ 
 isters in N. H., confd. Mease (J ) Descr. of medals struck 
 in lel to important events in N. A. Hewes (S. H.) AD- 
 BtraasofbilHcfmortality tor Boston, 1626-32. Laws and 
 regulations of the society. 
 
 5 Journal of the Congress, Albany, 1764, for traating 
 with tlie Six Nations of Indians, and concerting a scbeme 
 of general union for the N. A. colonies. Journal ol a 
 treaty, Albany, Aug. 1775. with the Six Nations. Gist (C.) 
 Jouiuiil of Washington's first visit to tbe French com- 
 mander on tbe Obio. Lincoln (B.) Journal ot a treaty, 
 nSJ with Indian tribes norih-west of the Ohio. Barnard 
 (J I Antobioprapby. Rhode Island. Repeal of act ex- 
 ceoliuB Rdiiihu CatbolicB from the privileges ot freemen. 
 Francis (i\) Memoir of J. Allyn. Memoir of S. Davis. 
 Greenwood |F. W. P.) Memoir of ,T. Erecm.n. Upham 
 (C W I Memoir of J. Prince. Francis (C.) Memoir ot E. 
 S.Goodwiu. Morgan {G.) Letter t . Wasliington. incl the 
 Lord-8 prayer in bbawaneso. Hewes (S. H.) General ab- 
 etraols of bi.ls of mortality for Boston, 1833-35. DonaUons. 
 List of iiienibers. 
 
 6 DnderhiU (J.) History of the Pequot war. Vincent 
 fPl' History ol tbe Pequot war. Georges (Sir F.) Descr. 
 
 / of New Eng. Smith {Capt. J.) Description o( New Eng. 
 
 Alden (T.) Ace. oi th.i captivity of H. Ijjbsou among the 
 Delaware Indiaus. Niles (S.) Hist, of tho Indiau and 
 French w.irs. Galind^ (J.) Letter to T. L. Wiuthrop, 
 rel to T. Gage. Qaincy (J.) Letter to the Society. Mat- 
 toon (E.I Letter to Pres. Qnincy. rel to Gen. Lmcolus 
 wound received near Saratoga m 1,77. Hewes (S. H.) 
 Bill of 11101 lality for Biston, 1»36. Fisher (J. F.) Desur. of 
 Amer medals. Donations. 
 
 7 JenkslW.) Arc. otthoSoc. Bradford (W.) A word to 
 Boston. Forefather's song. -Winthrop (J.) Model of 
 CU.istiau canty. Felt (J. B.) Post-oflico department. 
 Extracts from recorda of the Geaor..! Court, and docs, 
 from Mass. archives ; Papers rel. to D'Aulacy end La 
 Tour governors of Nova Bootia, 1013-08. Cromwell (O.) 
 Lord' Protector's order ti Capt. J. Leverett. 1655, Felt 
 (J B) Papeia rel. to Messrs. Wballey .-ind Gofte, 1601- 18. 
 Instructions to K. Baudolph. Commission to Sir E. An- 
 dros Felt (J. B.| Papers rel. to the period of uaurijation 
 in \'evv Eug. Higginson (J.) Letters, 1632-1700. Quarry 
 (R ) Memorial on tuo state ol tbe Amer. colonies. Bacon 
 
 L) Memoir of I. All-rton. Rantoul (Kl Memoranda ot 
 Beverly; Memoir of J. H.ile. Jenks (W.) Memoir of A. 
 Holmes. M3asc (J.I Old Amer. cuius. Hewes (S. H.| 
 Bill of inortaliiy for Boston, 1S;)7. List of portraits lu the 
 hall of the Si. ley. Donations. Bradford (A 1 Letter 
 pointing out errata. Davis (J.) Letter reap. Allerton. 
 
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 from his coionicle. Gosnold (B ) Letter, 1602. Archer 
 (G I Ace. of Gosuo d's voyage. Brereton iJ.| Ace. of Goa. 
 nold-a voyage. Tracts app. to Brereton. Hosier (J-l 
 True relation of Capt. G. Waymoutli's voyage, IBOo. Levett 
 (C I Voyage into New Eng., 1623. Gray (E. CI Early laws 
 of Mass. Gr. Brit. Or er in Council of July 20, 1077. rel. 
 to the controversy between Mass. Bay and Mason & 
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 Memoirs ot the pilgrims at Leydeu. Francis (C.| Memoir 
 ot G. Bradford. WiUiamson (W. D.l Notice of Orono, a 
 chief at Penobscot ; Indian tribes in New EugUaud. Queen 
 Anne'a instructions to gov. Dudley. 1702. Merrill 1B.| 
 Notice of tbe life of L. Saltoiistall. Eliot (J.| Christian 
 dommoaucaUU; or. Civil policy ot the rising kingdom of 
 Christ Palfrey (J. O.l (Semi-centennial disc, belore the 
 Soc , Oct. 31, 1S14. Adams (I. Ql N. Eng. confederacy of 
 1613. Merrill (J. C.) Memoir of J. Bowdoiu. Winthrop 
 papers. , 
 
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 New England history. Hunter (J-l Suffolk emigrants. 
 Gardiner (A.) Biograpbical sketch of L. Gardiner. Fran- 
 cis (U.I Memoir of J. Davis. Prescott (W. H.l Memoir ot 
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 ries. Officers, resident members. 
 
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 kins (F.M.I Memoir ofW.Adains.ofDedham, Mass.. and of 
 E. Adams of New London, Conn. Hunter (J.) Collections 
 rone, the early hist, ot the founders of New Plymouth ; 
 Biog. notice otP. Vincent. Lowell (C.| Notices communi- 
 cated by him on Article 1 of Mass. bill of lights, etc. 
 Savage (J.) More gleanings for N. E. history. Wadsworth 
 (B.| Journal, 1094. Ashton (R.) Memoir of J. Kobinson. 
 Robinson (J.) A manvmission to a mauvdnctioii. Good 
 news Irom N. Eng.. 1648. Strachey (W.l Ace. of (he set- 
 tlement at Sagadehoc, 1607. D'Ewes (-Sir S.l Extracts 
 from his autobiography. Dun3ter (U.) Letter to Prof. 
 Ravis. Danforlh iS ) Letter to ministers in Boston, 1720. 
 Newell (T | „ouinal kept during the time yt Boston was 
 shut up, 1775-6. Lowell (C.l Mem. of J. Pierce. 
 
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 Clarke (J. I 111 uewes from N. Eng. Letter from certain 
 ministers and ethers of N. Eng. to Cromwell, upon bis 
 application to persons here to settle in Ireland. Bradford 
 (W.| Letter to J. Winthrop rel. to tbe Yarmoutli Iniliiins. 
 Downing (El Letter to J. Usher, rel. to tbo name Puri- 
 tan. Supposed letter from C. Mather. Frothingham (N. 
 L.) Memoir of '!'. U. Harris. First Plynionlh patent. 
 Douglass ( «'.) Letters to Oadwallader Colden, 1720-1 - 1 736-6. 
 Dunster papers. Correspondence relative to a nieinoir of 
 J. Q Adams. Jenks (\V.| Memoir of T. L. Wintlirop. 
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 structions fioni Cromwell to I.'. Sedgwick and J. Leverett. 
 Dudley papers. Prince (T.", an:i Chauncy (CI Correspoiid- 
 euce. TrumbuU (Li.l Letter to J. Belknap, rel to gov. 
 TrumbnllB papers. Robbins (CI Memoir of A. Young. 
 Exemphficalion of tbo judgment for vafating the charter 
 of tbe Massacnnsetts L.iy. Gr. Brit. OWera iu Council, 
 1660-1-IC92 3. Bradstreet (SI Letter t> Sir L. Jenkins 
 intruduciiig J. Dudley and J. Ricliards as agents, etc , 1082. 
 Mather (11 Letter of thanks to carl of Nottingham, lor 
 new charter, 1692. Dudley (J. I Letter, Nov. 10, 1710. 
 
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 Appletou. Bradford (W.l History of Plymouth plantation. 
 
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 resp. in 1774-5 between a committee o( Boston and contri. 
 bntors for tbo relief of sufferers by Iho Boston Port Bill. 
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 (T 1 Letters, 1707-75. Querioa of G. Chalmers, with the 
 answers of Gen. Ciago, ia rel. lo Braddock's expedition, tlio 
 stamp act. and Gage's ailministation. Destruction ot tbe 
 1e.i in the baibor of Boston, Dec. 10, 1773. Adams (S.) 
 Letter to J. Warren, rel. to tbo Boston Port B 1. Hawley 
 (J 1 Letter to 'ih. Cusbing, leb. 22, 17.3 Eliot (A.| Let- 
 ters to T. Hoi I is. Jenk3(iV.l Noticoof the Sionr DAulnay. 
 of Acadic. »WiUiam3 (R 1 Petition to the General conit 
 of Mass. Pratt (f.) Ueclaraliou ot aflairs of tbe Eug- peo- 
 ple tb.it first inliabiteil I.'. Eug.; Pei.tion of 160S. Mather 
 (I) PUiuebaa Piatt's relation. Mitchell 'N 1 Memoir of 
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 Frothingham (N. LI Memoir of W. P. Lunt. 
 
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 Cocker (E.) Arithmetick. SOth ed. 1741. .4011.15 
 Vavies (0.) School arithmetic. 1859. . . .4011.09 
 JJeliiorgan (A.) Arithmetical books from the inven- 
 tion 01 printing to the present time : brief no- 
 tices. ]b47. . . . ' 27-'2.29 
 
 Emerson {F.) North American arithmetic. 3d part. 
 
 [With key.] 2 v. [1834.] 4011.10 
 
 .Same. Key to part 2 and 3. [1838.] .4011.11 
 
 Fish (D. W.) Robinson's shorter course. Complete 
 arithmetic. Oral and written. 1S76. . 4011.40 
 . Arithmetical problems, oral .and written ; with ta- 
 bles of money, weights, measures, e<c. 1875. 4011.41 
 Hipsley { W. ) Equational arithmetic, applied to ques- 
 tions of interest, annuities, elc, with tables. 
 
 2 V. 1.S54-58 4012.03 
 
 Johnston (R.) Civil service A. 5th ed. 1869.4011.08 
 L'lrdner {D.) Treatise on arithmetic. 1834. . 4011.12 
 L'slii'. (J.) Philosophy Of arithmetic. 1817. 4011.17 
 lAeva:io(I.) Tratadodearitmetiea. 2a ed. 1872. 4012.08 
 Peck {W. G.) Complete arithmetic. 1871. .4011.19 
 Qnackenbos (0. P. \ Higher arithmetic. 1874. 4011.21 
 Smith {B.) Arithmetic for schools. 1874. . 4011.23 
 TonslaU(C.) Da arte svpputandi. 1738. . .4011.16 
 Wallman (J.) Handv-book of mental arithmetic. 
 
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 ences. 2ded. Ed. by J. F. Moulton. 1872. 4012.32 
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 lus. 18.52 4012.21 
 
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 tial calculus. 1851. ...... .4012.19 
 
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 Price ( U ) Treatise on iutinitesimal calculus. 3 v. 
 
 18.7-58 4014.15 
 
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 rlatiouM, aud differential equations. 3. totatics and dyua- 
 niics of material particles. 
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 nites. 18)0. [ ira/i Aristotle. Treatises.] 5018.05 
 Woolhouse (W. S. B.) Elements of the differential 
 
 calculus. 1860 4012.20 
 
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 Breban (J. M.) Interest tables, one to ten thousand 
 
 dollars, for any number of Jays at 3. 3 J. 4, 4k, 5, 
 5i, and 6, per cent ; and also at any rate from 6 
 to 24 per cent. 1864 4014.09 
 
 Brisbane (iV.D.) Golden ready reckoner. 1863. 4015.23 
 
 Bryant (H.B.) and Slrailon (H.D.) Commercial arith- 
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 and business. 1871 4011.18 
 
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 6. Differential Equations. 
 
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 contrib.. V. 8.] 3937.08 
 
 Benson (L. S.) Philos. reviews. Geometrical disser- 
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 1850 4011.28 
 
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 Same. [Latm text. In Ins Opera, v. 4-5, 1845.] . 6043.01 
 
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 — Six lessons of geometry, [/n Ais Engl. works. v. 7, 1845.] 5043.12 
 Jardine (A.) Practical geometry. ]8.)4. . .4013.01 
 Kirkman (T.P.) First mnemonical lessons in geome- 
 try. 1852 4012.18 
 
 Lardner (D.) A treatise on geometry. 1810 4011.31 
 
 Legendre {A. M.) Elements of geometry, from the 
 [French], by C. Davies. 1872. . . .4011,30 
 
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 first principles of modern G. 1874.. . 4011.24 
 
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 tive geometry : embracing orthographic projec- 
 tion and perspective. 187.5 401 :.23 
 
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 Works, V. 3, 1S22.] 60(3.03 
 
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 1832 4011.36 
 
 8. Instruments. 
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 9. IiOgaritlima. 
 
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 corresponding natural numbers. Is67. 4012.06 
 
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 Bines and tangents for every ten seconds of the 
 
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 10. Mensuratioii. 
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 which ace founded the mathematical theories of 
 logic and probabilities. 185i 54'.!8.35 
 
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 43- Sec alto Gambling (p. 665). 
 
 12. Quaternions. 
 
 HamiUon (Sir W. B.) Lectures on Q. 1853. 4014.14 
 
 g^ See also Circle squaring 
 p. 16 ;— Surveying , p. 17 ; — etc.) 
 
 Keiland (P.\ and Tail (P. 0.) Introduction to quater- 
 nions. 1873 4014.19 
 
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 1867 4014.13 
 
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 nometry. 18G0 4012.29 
 
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 on surveying. 18.j3.j 3925.08 
 
 Hann(J.) Elements of plane T. 1854. . .4011.35 
 Kirkman(T.P.) First mnemonical lessons. 1852.401 2. 18 
 Legendre (A. J/.) Elements of trigonometry, from the 
 
 [French], by C. Davies. 1872 4011.30 
 
 Todhunler (I.) Plane trigonometry. 1SG4. . 4012.25 
 
 — Spherical trigonometry. 1863 4012.26 
 
 Tucisdun {J. F.) Planes, spherical trigonometry, se- 
 ries, logarithms, and mensuration. 1854. 4013.01 
 WJiceler {H. N.) Elements of plane trig. 1877. 4012.35 
 
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 Mather (Cotton). Magnalia ; or ecclesiastical history 
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 T. Kobbins. jVdded, memoir of Mather, by S. 
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 witchcraft. Salem, 1861. 12'.) 3812.01 
 
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 death. 1670. Boston, 1850. 16'. [Dorchester 
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 Mathews (Charles). See Biography (p. 145 ; also Temple Bar, 
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 Mathews (Cornelius). Various writings. New York, 
 
 1^43. 8' 5053.05 
 
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 Foems on man in the Republic. Wakondah. Puffer Hop- 
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 Matbev7s (J. M., D.D. ) Recollections of persons and 
 events, chiefly in the city of New York. New 
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 Mathetws (Wm.) Getting on in the world ; or, hints 
 on success in life. Chicago, 1873. 8°. . 55l2.:i5 
 
 — The great conversers and other essays. Chicago, 
 
 1S74. 12° 2536.05 
 
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 Fa.-es. Peep into literary workshops. French traits. 
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 C'>n(c7i/5 : Are we Auglo-Saion ? Book-buying. A day at 
 Oxford. De Qnincey (Thomas). A forgotten wit. Homi- 
 lies ou early rising. An hour at Christ's hospital, lllu- 
 sious of history. Literary triflers. Moi-al Grahamism. 
 Morality of good living. A pinch of snuff Professorships 
 of bijoks and reading. RecnUectione of Judge Story. 
 South (Robert), bpurgeon (Charles H.) Strength and 
 health. Study of the modern languages. Too much 
 speaking. Working by rule. Writing for the press. 
 
 — Words : their use and abuse. Chicago, 1876. 
 
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 1867. 18° 5512.05 
 
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 1822. 12° 7318 20 
 
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 Mathieu (P. F.) Histoire des miracules et des con- 
 
 vulsionnaires de Saint-M^dard. Paris, 1864. 
 
 16= 3811.04 
 
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 Peru, and Sandwich Islands. L.,1825. 8°. 1164.11 
 
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 itm) ;— Chemistry (p. 264) ;— Physics ; — etc. 
 Mattsuccl (Carlo). Lectures on the physical phe- 
 nomena of living beings. L., 1^47. 8'. 432 '■.30 
 
 — Electrical currents of theeartb. [In Sm. report, 1869.] 3H36-24 
 
 — Eiectro-pliysiology. [In Sm. report. 1865.J .... 3936.20 
 Matthew (Gospel of). See BihUcaland relig. lit. {Matthew, p 91). 
 Matthew of Paris. Chronica majora. v. 1-2. Crea- 
 tion to 1216. Ed. bv H. R. Luard. London, 1872- 
 74. 8°. [Rolls chronicle.] 5140.— 
 
 — English history, 1235 to 1273. Tr. by J. A. Giles. 
 
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 — Historia Anglorum sive historia minor, v. 1-3. 
 
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 1866-69.8°. [Rolls chronicle.] . . .5140.— 
 Matthew of Westminster. Flowers of history, to 
 
 1307. Tr. by C. D. Yonge. 2 v. London. 
 
 Bolin, 18.33. 12° 471.21 
 
 Mattbevps. See xlto Mathews. 
 
 Mattheij^s (Henry). Diary of an invalid in Portugal, • 
 
 Italy, Switzerland, and France, 1S17-1819. 2d 
 
 cd. London, 1S20. 8° 915.21 
 
 Same. [In Waldie library, v. 11.] 6078.28 
 
 Matthews (iJer. James) and Franklin {Eder Benj.) 
 
 Predestination, and the foreknowledge of God ; 
 
 a discussion. Cincinnati, l>-52. 12°. . 3574.14 
 Mattison (R'v. Hiram). The immortality of the 
 
 soul. Philadelphia, 1864. 12° 3574.13 
 
 — Spirit rapping unveiled. N. Y., 1853. 12°. 3815.30 
 Mattock (lirewer, M.D.) Minnesota as a home for 
 
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 Maudsley (Henry). Body and mind : their connec- 
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 Same, .\dded. Psychological essays. London, 
 
 1873. 12° 4333.15 
 
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 ls74. 1J° 4331.31 
 
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 [til Pinkerton. Voyaaes, v. 11), 1811.] 92f).10 
 
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 Maurice (Frederick Denison). Lectures on the apo- 
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 ser's " F.iprie Queeue." Milton. Miltou considered as a 
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 — Learning and working : six lectures. The religion 
 
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 — The Lord's prayer: 9 sermons. N.Y., 1872.16". 3574.29 
 
 — Moral and metaphysical philosophy. New ed. 
 
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 — The Prophets and kings of the Old Testament. 
 
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 1852. 16° 3574.17 
 
 — Sequel to the inquiry ' What is revelation ? ' Con- 
 
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 the atonempnt. The le.Hurrectiou of the Son of Gn.l from 
 d-'atli. tlie gave ajid hell. Justiticatiou by f.iith. Rrtj,'t-n- 
 eration. on the ascension of Christ. Ou the judgment day. 
 
 Inspiration. Personality and teaching of the Holy Spirit. 
 Unity of the church. Trinity in unity. On eterual life 
 and eterual death. 
 
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 JBtg- For critical notices of F. D. M., S'-e Biography (p 176) ; 
 oIko Fortn. rev.. May, 1874 (Maurice's theology, by L. Ste- 
 phen). 
 
 Maurice (Thomas). Dissertation on the oriental 
 trinities. London, 1800. 8° 3575.00 
 
 — Indian antiquities. 7 v. L., 1792-1806. 8°. 1031.15 
 
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 of Hind'Stan and Egyiit compared. 4. Oriental triads of 
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 of Indian devotees dptailed. 6. Origin of the Druids, and 
 ancient commerce of Hindostan. 7. Dissert, ou the quan- 
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 survey of the treasures possesaed by theauc. aovereigua of 
 India. 
 
 — Observations on the ruins of Babylon, as described 
 
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 Mauritius. S''e Countries {Mauritius, p. 343). 
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 From the autobiography of Rev. J. Fontaine, etc.; 
 
 journal of travels in Virginia, New York, etc. in 
 
 1715 and 1716. New York, 1872. 8°. . . 3056.27 
 Maury (Jean Siffrein). Principles of eloquence. In- 
 
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 Note. — See biog. notice of M., in New mouthly, June, 1859. 
 
 Maury (L. F. Alfred). Croyances et legendes de 
 
 I'antiquite. 26 ed. Paris, 18t 3. 10°. . 3816.30 
 
 — La magie et I'astrologie dans I'antiquite et au moyen* 
 
 age. Seed. Paris, 1864. 10° 3811.14 
 
 — Le sommeil et les reves : etudes psychologiques. 
 
 Seed. Paris, 1865. 16° 3811.06 
 
 .8®" For his many articles In Rev. dea. d. moudea see p. 
 96 of its Table gin. 
 
 Maury (Matthew Fontaine). Explanations and sail- 
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 rent charts. 6th ed. Phil., 1854. 4°. . . u. G. 
 
 Same. 7th ed. Philadelphia, l.^SS. 4°. . v. a. 
 
 — Gulf of Mexico, river basins, efc. [/n De Bow (J. D. B.) In- 
 
 dust. resources, etc.. v. 1, 1852 ; p. 3t>6-373.] . . . 69'25.25 
 
 — Manual of mathematical, civil, and physical geog» 
 
 raphy. New York, 1870. 4° 916.06 
 
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 London, 1869. 8° 926.14 
 
 Same. New York, 1858. 8° 92,">.08 
 
 — Physical survey of Virginia : prelim, report. 2d ed. 
 
 New York, 1869. 8° 1113.23 
 
 — and Fontaine (Wm. M.) Resources of West Vir- 
 
 ginia. Wheeling, 1876. 8° 1131.21 
 
 Maury (Sarah Mytton). The statesmen of America 
 
 in 1846. London, 18(7. 12" 3243.06 
 
 Note. — For contents see Biography (p. 110 of Catalogue). 
 
 Maverick (Augustus). Henry J. Raymond and the 
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 ford, 1870. 8° 3147.25 
 
 — and Briggs (C. F.) Story of the telegraph, and 
 
 history of the great Atlantic cable. New York, 
 1858. 12° 3934.26 
 
 Max Havelaar. 5« Dekker (E. D.) 1868 lOM.lS 
 
 Maximianus. {La'in poet). CEiivres. [I4^. et Fr.] Paris. 18H9. 
 8'. (Nisard s collection, c/c] 77'i.'i 09 
 
 Maximilian i, [empcmr of Mexico). Recollections of 
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 zil. 1 3v. London, 1868. 12° 933.01 
 
 4iS~ For liv'S of I\I., S'-e Biography ()). 176). 
 
 Maxims. See Aphorisms, Maxims, etc. (p. 30). 
 
 Maxims and hints for an angkr and for a chesB 
 player, [anon.] Philadelphia, 1855. 12°. 46.6.03 
 
 Maximus (Valerius). See Valerius Maxiiuus. 
 
 Maxinius £))//p.vi(is.' De actionum auspiciis. Recens. 
 A. Koechly. Parisiis, Did:,t, ls5l. 8°. . 7706.17 
 
 Maximus Tyriu^ {Platonic pliilii.mptier). Disserta- 
 tiones. Gr. et Lat. cum iudicibus. Emend. 
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 — Dissertations. From the Greek, by T. Taylor. 
 
 2 V. London, ISD-t. 8' 54-4.12 
 
 Mastou (John). Workman's manual of engineering 
 
 drawing. London, 1671. 12° 3921.32 
 
 Maxwell (.James Clerk). Theory of heat. New York, 
 
 1872. 16^ 4022.2'^ 
 
 — Treatise on electricity and magnetism. 2 v. Ox- 
 
 ford, 1873. 8°. 402fi.24 
 
 MazTvell (John S.) The Czar, his court and people. 
 
 New York, 1SJ8. 12°. 993.U8 
 
 MaxTwell (Wm. Hamilton). Field-book : or, sports 
 
 and pastimes of the British Islands. London, 
 
 lh3i. 8= 4617.03 
 
 — History of the Irish rebellion in 1798. London, 
 
 18.2. 8" 4a5.07 
 
 — Life of the duke of Wellington. 3 v. London, 
 
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 flS" For his novrli see Fiction class-list (p. 503). 
 
 May (.\. ) Practical grammar of Swedish language. 
 3d ed. Stockholm, [about 18G8.] 12°. .6422.12 
 
 May { Col. John, of Boston). Journal and letters rela- 
 tive to two journeys to the Oh(P country in 1788 
 and '8J ; with biogr. sketch by E. S. Edes, and 
 illust. notes by W. M. Darlington. Cincinnati, 
 
 1873. 8° 1131. IG 
 
 May {John Wilder). Law of insurance. Boston, 
 
 1873. 8°. 5624.20 
 
 May (R.) The accomplisht cook. 4th ed. London, 
 
 1678. 16° 6015.14 
 
 May (Rev. Samuel Joseph). Some recollections of 
 
 our antislavery condict. B., 1869. 16°. . 5831.25 
 May (Tlioiijas). A breviury of th(» history of the parliament of 
 
 1640. L.. 1813 b\ (/iiMasare3(F.| Select tracls, v. 1.] 47B.17 
 May (.Sir Thomas Erskine). Constitutional history of< 
 
 England, 17ii0-1860. 2 v. N.Y..1S65. 12°. 5717.14 
 
 — Democracy in Europe ; a history. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1878. 12" 5723.12 
 
 — Itemailn anil Bngeteetions to facilitate the dispatch of public 
 
 bu^iues^ in parliaiueot. Louilon, 1819. S". . . . 501)3.17 
 
 — Treatise on the law, privileges, proceedings and 
 
 usage of parliament. 7th ed. revised and enl. 
 
 London, 18 3. 8° 5617,28 
 
 May-day anil other pieces, fte Emerson (R. W.) 1S67. 1643.05 
 May-da/. .S.;^. Calendar (p. 347) ; for works of Brand", Chambers, 
 
 Ilm:, rtc; also Dla^kw. mag., v. S3, 1868 ; p. 7ia-65 ; Geutl. 
 
 m u.. June. 1809 ; p. (173-679. 
 May fljr \ps'-udun.] Sec Conlinental tour. 1871. . . , 941.27 
 
 Mayaistou (ilichard). De concordia inter Ric. n. et 
 civitatem London. Ed. by T. Wright. London, 
 Catnde:isoc-,lV,6S. i°. 5112.U3 
 
 Mayer (.Alfred M. ) and Barnard (Charles). Light r 
 simple experiments. N. Y., 1877. 12^ . 4U-.i4.22 
 
 Mayer (Brautz). Captain Canot ; or twenty years of 
 an .African slaver. W'ritten out from the captain's 
 Journals, ek. New York, 18.59. 12°. . . 5S31.04 
 
 — Mexican mines. [Jn De Bo-w (J. D. B.) Indus, reaoiircea, 
 
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 — Mexico. Aztec, .Spanish, and republican. [To 1818.1 
 
 Hartford, 18",4. 8° 567.03 
 
 — Observations ou Mexican history and archeology. [In Sm. 
 
 contrib,. V. 9, 1857.] 3937.09 
 
 — Tah-gah-jute ; or Logan and Cresap, an hist, essay. 
 
 Albany, 18G7. 1. 8" 3118.09 
 
 Mayer {Dr. Isaac). A catechism of the Jewish re- 
 ligion. New York, 1874. 12° 3574.32 
 
 Mayer iLuigi). 'Views in the Ottoman dominions. 
 
 London. 1810. fol A.27.U4 
 
 Mayer (Julius Robert). Remarks on the forces of inorganic 
 natuie. ii. On celestial dynamics, ill. On the mechanical 
 equivalent of heat. \In Youtnans (£. L.) Correlation of 
 forces, 1805 : p. 249.358.] 4022.02 
 
 Mayhew (Edward), illustrated horse doctor. New 
 York, 1861. 8° 4627.02 
 
 — Illust. horse management. Phil., 1864. 8°. 4627.01 
 Mayhsw (Henry i. German life and manners in 
 
 Saxony. London, 1864. 8° 967.15 
 
 — London labour and London poor. 3 v. London, 
 
 l8o4. 8° 5818.06 
 
 Same. 'Those that will not work. London, 
 
 1862. 8° 5O18.03 
 
 Same. v. 1. New York, 1851. 8°. . . oSls.Ol 
 
 — Story of the peasant boy philosopher ; founded on 
 
 the early life of Ferguson, the astronomer. New 
 
 York, 1856. 16° 305(1.04 
 
 Same. New ed. London, [h. d] 16°. . 4021. '26 
 
 Mayiicird (Charles J.) The naturalist's guide. With 
 catalogue of the birds of eastern Mass. Boston, 
 
 1870. 16° 4721.12 
 
 Maynard (Walter). ps«wd. 5« Beale (Thoniae wT) . . . 1564 21 
 Mayuarde (Thomiisi. Sir Francis Drake, his voyage, 
 
 1."j95. Ed. by W. D. Cooley. London, BiLluyt 
 
 soc, 1819. 8° 925. 1'J 
 
 Mayne(F.) Life of Nicholas i. L., 1855. 8°. 3134. OS 
 
 — Voyages and discoveries in the Arctic regions. Lon- 
 
 don, 1855. 16°. [/n Trav. library, v. 7.] 5075.12 
 
 Mayne (Leger D.), pseuil. Sec Dick (W. B.), Frost IS. A.). He. 
 
 May lie (Richard Chas.) Four years in Brit. Columbia, 
 and Vancouver Island. L., 1862. 8°. .1153.17 
 
 Mayo (Earl of). S^-e notice in Ed. rev., April. 1876. 
 
 Mayo (Amory Dwight). Symbols of the capitol, or 
 civilization in New York. N.Y..l«5y. 12°. 57-2.09 
 
 Mayo (Charles). Medical serviie of the federal army. [In Gal- 
 ton (F.) Vacation tourists, 1862.3] 92.'i.l8 
 
 Mayo (Robert, M.D.) Synopsis of the commercial 
 and revenue system of the U. S., with hist, illus. 
 of the origin and organization of the treasury de- 
 partment. 2 V. Washington, 1817. 4°. 5918.12 
 
 Mayo (Wm. S ) See for his novels Fiction class-list (p. 504). 
 
 Mayor (Joseph Bickersteth). Guide to the choice of 
 classical books. London, 1874. 12°. . . 273:i.30 
 
 Mayou(B. ) Natural history of Shakespeare. Man- 
 chester, 1877. 12 1753.28 
 
 Mazade (Charles de). Life of count Cavour. From 
 the French. New York, 1877. 8°. . . 3P31.0C 
 
 — Les revolutions de I'Espagne contemporaine : 1854- 
 
 1868. Paris, 1869. l.i° 5."i2.15 
 
 ffS^ For his numerous articles in Revue des d. mondes see 
 p. 97-100 of its TiMe generate. 
 Mazarin (Jules). See Biography (p. 176); also Eclectic mag., Apr., 
 
 1876. or I emple Bar, Jan . 1876. 
 Mazziui (Giuseppe). Life and writings. 6 v. Lon- 
 don, 1864-70. 8° 50-'.3.08 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Autobiographical notes. Young Italy ; etc. 
 
 2. The exile. Ou an Eutoiean literature, ou liie his- 
 torical <lrauia, Ou fatality US au element of the dramatic 
 art. Italian literature since 1831). From an article ou Paoli 
 Sarpi. Poems of Victor Hugo. Poems of Lauiartine. 
 
 3. Auti'bingrai>hical notes. "Faith and the Future." 
 " Italy, Austria, and the Pope " ; etc. 
 
 4. Philosophy of music. On Tliomas Carlyle. On the 
 history of tlie revolution by Carlyle. Minor works by 
 Dante. The duties ol man. 
 
 5. Royalty and republicanism in Italy. Address to the 
 memory of the mai tyra of cosenza. Letter to Messrs. de 
 Tocqiieville auil deFulloux. R.ime and the French govern- 
 ment. Holy a.liance of the peoples. Froiu the pope tc the 
 council. Ou the encycliciil of pope Pins ix. 
 
 6. Lamennais. George Sund. Byron aud Goethe. 
 Tliouglits upon democracy in Europe. Europe, its condi- 
 tion and prospects. Ou the " Theory of the dagger." Ad- 
 dress of the People's inteiuational league. Noii.iuterveu- 
 tion. Two letter.s to the people on the Crimean war. 
 
 — M. Reuau and France. [In Fort, rev., Feb., 1874.) 
 
 — Joseph Mazzini : a memoir, by E. A. V. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1877. 8° 3122.32 
 
 — Life, writings, andjpolitical principles of M. With 
 
 'introd, by W.L. Garrison. N.Y.,1872.12°. 3122 :a 
 
 — Uyers (F. W. H.) M.izziui. [In Forln rev., April. May, 1878.] 
 
 ft:g~ For other notices of M., see Biography (p. 176.) 
 
 Mo. See Mac (p. 723-725 of Catalogue). 
 
 Mead (Daniel M. ) History of Greenvrich, Fairfield 
 CO., Conn. New York, 1857. 12°. . . . 591.18 
 
 Meade (Henry). The Sepoy revolt, its causes and ita 
 consequences. London, J857. 8°. . . 1014.07 
 
 Mead (Peter B.) Elementary treatise on grape cul- 
 ture and wine making. N. Y., ISi^. 8°. 6IH3.08 
 
 Mead (Richard. M.D.) Short discourse concerning pestilential 
 contagion. 7th ed. London, 1/21. 12°. . . ./n 4334. 19 
 
 — Doct^'r Mead's Short discourse exploded, [anon.] 2d ed. 
 
 London. 1722. l-i' 4334.19 
 
 Meade (Richard W.) Treatise on naval arch, and 
 ship-building. Philadelphia, 18ii9. h°. . 4518. U2 
 
 Meade ( Wm., bp. ) Old churches, ministers, and fami- 
 lies of Virginia. 2 v. Phil., 1857. 8°. . 3457.11 
 
 Meadley (George Wilson). Memoirs of Algernon 
 Sydney. London, 1n13. 8° 3163.-9 
 
 — Memoirs of Wm. Paley. 2d ed. Edinburgh, 1810. 
 
 8° 3131.15 
 
 — Sketch of proposals for a reform in repreaeutation of the 
 
 people [In Pamphleteer, v. 2. 1813.) 6053.02 
 
 — Two pairs of histoii.al poriraits : Octavius Cffisar aud Wm, 
 
 Pitt. Rionzi and Buonaparte. Loudon, 1821. 8°. [/ri Pam- 
 phleteer, v. 18] 6058.ia 
 
 Meadows (.\rthur). Hamlet : an essay. Edinburgh, 
 
 1871. 8° 1754.24 
 
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 Meadows (Kenny). Heads of the people; or, por- 
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 Meado-wrs (Thomas Taylor). The Chinese and their 
 rebellions. With an essay on civilization. Lon- 
 don, 185G. 8° 1036.04 
 
 Meagher ( Thomas F.) Speeches. N.Y.,1853.12°.6323.09 
 
 Mears (David O. ) Life of Edward Norris Kirk, D.D. 
 Boston, 1877. 8° 3095.32 
 
 Mears {Prof. J. W.) Presbytorian elemeut in our national life 
 and history : address. Dtira. 1877. 12° 3452.22 
 
 Mease (James). Picture of Philadelphia. Philadel- 
 phia, 1811. 12° 1121.03 
 
 ~~m Medals strnck in relation to N. America before and since the 
 decl. of independence. [In N. Y. List. boo. Coll., v. 3, 
 1821.] 616.03 
 
 Same, [/ii Mass. hist, soc, 3d s., V. 4, 1834.] . . 661.24 
 
 — Old Amer. coins. (Mass. hist. soc. Coll., 3d 6.. v. 7.] 661.27 
 
 Measles. See Medicine iMcasles). 
 
 Meason (Gilbert Laing). Landscape architecture of 
 the great painters of Italy. L., 1828. 4°. 1316.25 
 
 Measou (Malcolm Konald Laing). Turf frauds and 
 turf practices. London, 1868. IS^. . .4617.17 
 
 Measure for measure. See Shakspere (Wm). 
 
 Measures. *%e Arts (Ufleful : Weif/fUs and measurn, -p. iS). 
 
 Meat. iS-^e Domestic ecouoray. (Fond, p. 420 ; — Frestrving and 
 curing, p. 420 ; — Agriculmre (Sloclc, p. 9). 
 
 Meauz: abbey, {C'omitij nf York, Encjlaiid). Burton (T.) 
 Chronica monasterii de Melsa, [1150]-1396. Ao- 
 oedifc continuatio a monacho quodam. Ed. by E.A. 
 Bond. 3v. L., 1866-G8. 8'. [Rolls chron.] 5140.— 
 
 Mecca. BiutomR.F.) Pilgrimage to M. 1856. 1053.10 
 
 Mechanic's almanack. 9 t. Lnndon, 1836-44. IC. . .6761.18 
 .See also Tradesman's and mechanic's almanack, 1830-36. 
 
 Mechanics. See Arts (Useful : Mechanics, p. 4.*)). 
 
 Mechanics (Lives of). See Biography {Liurary, Scientific, etc.), for 
 lives by Howe {H,) and Smiles {S.} 
 
 Mechanics' magazine, v. 58-65. L., 1853-56. 8°. 
 
 Same. New ser. v. 1-24. L,, 1859-70. fol. 
 
 Mechanism in thought, etc. See Holmes (O. Vi.) 1871. 6413.23 
 Mechi (John Joseph). Ho'w to farm profitably. Lon- 
 don, 1804. 16° 6123.10 
 
 — Profitable farming ; -with balance sheets, 1867-69. 
 
 London, 1869. 16° 6123.11 
 
 Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence. See N. A. rev,, July, 
 
 1374 (article by J. C. Welling). For the ' Declaration,' itself, 
 
 with evidence, see Force's Amer. archives, 4th s. v. 2 ; p. 
 
 856-863 688.02 
 
 Medals. See Numismatics. 
 
 Medals of creation. ,See Mantell (G. A.) 2 v. 1864. . . 4111.16 
 
 Medbery (James K. ) Men and mysteries of Wall 
 
 street. Boston, 1870. 12° 59'22.23 
 
 Medea : a poem. See Richards (A. B.) 1869 1682.24 
 
 Medea. See Euripides ;— Seneca (L. A.) 1683.30 
 
 Medhurst (Walter Henry). China : its state and 
 
 prospects. London, 1838. 8° 1025. U 
 
 Medhurst (W. H.) Foreigner in far Cathay. New 
 
 York, 1873. 16° 1021.19 
 
 Media. See Countries (^fedia, p. 343). 
 
 Mediaeval and modem saints and miracles. New 
 
 York, 1876. #> 3424.25 
 
 Mediaval pnpes, etc. See Busk {Mrs. M. 'W.) 443.25 
 
 Mediajval preachers. See Nealo (J. M.) 3677.06 
 
 Mediation : the function of thought, [anon.] Andover, 1871. 
 
 16° 3676.03 
 
 Medical "almanack. 9 v. London, 1835.43. 16°. . . . 6761.1'7 
 Medical critic and psychological journal. Ed. by 
 
 Forbes Winslow. 3 v. L., 1S6I-63. 8°. 8122.01 
 Medical jurisprudence- Seel,aw (Medical jurisprudence, p. 689) ; 
 
 and additional entries in Medicine {Medical jurisprudence, 
 
 p. 762). 
 Medicalstudent In Europe. See Frazee (L. J.) 1862. . 941.23 
 Medical students of the period. See Wright (B. T.) 1867. 4341.03 
 Medici I'amily, See Biography (p. 176). 
 
 MEDICINE, PHYSIOLOG-Y, ANATOMY, SURG-ERY. 
 
 Arrangement of Subdivisions. — L Dictionaries and Encyctopredic Works. — IL Domestic and Household Manuals. — III. 
 History e>f Medicine. — IV. Misrellaiicous Works. — V. Perialicals and Society Publications {p. 15'S). — VI. Systemottc Works on 
 the Principles and Practice of Medicine (p. 754). — VII. Special Topics, viz., 1, Abdomen (p. 755). — 2, Abortion (p. 755), 
 3} Abscess (p. 75J) — 4, Air (p. 755).— Alcoholism (p. 768). —5, Anaesthesia (p. 755).— 6, Anatomy (p. 755).— 7, Anec- 
 dotes (p. 755). — 8, Aneurism (p. 755).— 9, Asphyxia (p. 755). — 10, Astrological Medicine (p. 755). — 11. Back (p. 755). 
 12, Bathing (p. 755).— 13. Beverages (p. 755).— 14, Blood (p. 755).— 15, Bonos (p. 755).— 16, Brain (p. 756).— 17, Breast 
 (p. 735).— 18, Breath (p. 755).— 19, Bronchitis (p. 755).— 20, Burns and Scalds (p. 756).— 21, Cancer (p. 730).— 22, Catarrh 
 
 and Hay Fever (p. 750) 23. CjU Doctrine (p. 756).— 24, Cerebro-spinal Meningitis (p. 730).— 25, Chest (p. 756). 
 
 26, Children (p. 750).- 27, Cholera (p. 75G).— 28, Circulatory System (p. 750).— 29, Climate (p. 73C).— 30, Clinical Medi- 
 cine (p. 766).— 31, Cod Liver Oil (p. 750).— 32, Collapse (p. 756;.— 33, Constipation (p. 766).— 34, Consumption (p. 7.57). 
 35, Convulsions (p. 757).— 36, Corpulence and Leanness (p. 757).— 37, Croup (p. 757). — 39, Dentistry and Teeth (p. 757). 
 40, Diagnosis (p. 757). -41, Diarrhea (p. 757). — 42, Digestion (p. 757). — 43, Diphtheria (p. 757).— 44, Disinfectants 
 (p. 737).— 45, Dysentery (p. 757). — 45, Ear (p. 757). — 47. Eclectic System (p. 757) —43. Electricity and Magnetism (p. 757). 
 49, Epidemics (p. 758).- 50, Epilepsy (p. 758).— 51, Erysipelas (p. 758) —52, Extremities (p. 75P).— 53, Eye (p. 758). 
 54. Face (p. 758).- 55, Fevers (p. 758).— 56, Food and Diet p. 758).— 57, Foot and Ankle (p. 758).— 58, Fractures (p. 758). 
 59, Gangrene (p. 75S).— 60. Germ Theory (p. 738).— 61. Gout (p. 730).— 62, Grahamism (p. 750).— 63. Hair (p. 759). 
 64, Hand (p. 759).— 65, Head (p. 759).— 65, Health (p. 760).- 67, Heart (p. 759).— 63, Heredity :p. 759).— 69, Hernia (p. 759). 
 70, Hip Joint (p. 759).— 71, Histology (p. 760).— 72, Homffiopathy (p. 7C0).— 73, Hospitals and Hospital service 
 (p. 760). -74, Hydrophobia (p. 760).— 75, Hydropathy (p. 760).- 76, Hysteria (p. 760).— 77, Inflammation (p. 760).— 78, In- 
 fluenza (p. 7G0).— 79, Insanity (p. 700).— 80, Instruments (p. 7C1).— 81, Intestines (p. 701).— 82, oints (p. 701).— 83, Kidney 
 and Urinary Organs (p. 701).- 84,TLaryn2 and Laryngoscope (p. 701). — 85, Lead Diseases (p. 701). — 86. Lesions (p. 761). 
 87, Life Insurance (p. 701).- 83, Light (p. 761).— 89, Liver (p. 701).— 90, Lockjaw (p. 761 .—91, Lumbago (p. 761). 
 92, Lungs (p. 701).— 93. Marriage (p. 761)-— 94, Materia Modica and Therapeutics (p. 762 .—95, Measles (p. 762). 
 96, Medical Jurisprudence (p. 702).— 97, Medical Zoology (p. 762).— 93, Mental Physiology and Hygiene (p. 762). 
 99, Microscopical Medicine (p. 702).— 100, Midwifery {p. 702).- 101, Military Medicine (p. 703).- 102, Mineral Springs 
 (p. 763).— 103, Mouth and Lips (p. 703).— 104, Movement Cure (p. 763).— 105. Muscular System (p. 703).— 106, Neck 
 (p. 703).— 107, Nervous Syste-Tl (p. 763).— 108, Neuralgia (p. 703).- 109,Nose (p. 703).— 110. Nursing (p. 704).— Ill, Oph- 
 thalmoscopo (p. 704).— 112. Orthopedic Surgery (p. 704).- 113, Palate (p. 704).— 114. Paralysis (p. 704).— 115, Parasites 
 and Worms (p. 764).— 116, Pelvis (p. 764).- 117, Pharmacy and Pharmacology (p. 704).— 118, Physiology (p. 764). 
 119, Plague (p. 763).- 120, Poisons (p. 763).— 121, Prostate (p. 763).— 122. Purpura (p. 765).— 123, Pyxmia (p. 765). 
 124, Quackery (p. 765).— 125, Quarantine (p. 705).- 126, Railway Travel (p. 765).— 127, Rectum (p. 705).- 123, Repro- 
 ductive Organs (p. 765).— 129, Respiratory System (p. 700).- 130, Rheumatism (p. 700).— 131. Rickets (p. 700).- 132, Sani- 
 tary Science (p. 700).- 133, Scarlet Fever (p. 760).- 134. School-hygiene (p. 766).— 135, Sciatica (p. 7«6).— 136. Scrofula 
 (p. 766;.— 137, Scurvy (p. 706).— 138, Sea-sickness (p. 760).— 139, Senses (p. 766).- 140, Sickness (p. 706).- 141 Skin 
 (p. 760;.- 142, Sleep (p. 767).— 143, Small pox (p. 7671.-144. Snuff-taking (p. 707).— 145, Spectroscope (p. 707). 
 146. Spermatorrhea (p 767).— 147, Spine and its diseases (p. 707).— 148, Stimulants and Narcotics: 1. Miscel. works 
 (p. 707) ;— 2-4, AlO'ho', wines and liquors (p. 767) ; — 5. Opium (p. 707) : — 6, Tobacco and Smoking {p. 708).— 149, Stomach Dis- 
 eases (p. 708).— 150, Stone (p. 768).- 151, Sunstroke (p. 703 .—153, Superstitions and Errors (p. 70S).— 153, Surgery 
 (p. 708).- 154, Thermometry (p. 7GS).— 155. Throat (p. 708). -155. Tongue (p. 768).— 157, Tumors (p. 708).— 158, Typhoid 
 Fever (p. 708).— 159, Typhus Fever (p. 769).— 160, Vaccination (p. 769).— 161. Vegetarianism (p. 70S).— 162, Venereal 
 Diseases (p. 769).— 163. Vivisection (p. 769).— 164, Voice and Speech (p. 769).— 165, Whooping Cough (p. 769).— 166, 
 Women (p. 769). —167, Wounds and Contusions (p. 769).— 163, Yellow Fever (p. 769).— 159, Zymotic Diseases (p. 769). 
 
 I. Diclionaries and Eiicyclopcedlc Works. 
 
 Copland {J. ) Dictionary of practical medicine. 3 v. 
 
 l«55-59 4314.01 
 
 Same. Abridged by the author. 1866. 4315.01 
 
 Dnnqliann (R.) Medical lexicon. 1S65. . . 4314.06 
 Todii {H. B., td.) Cyclopjedia of anatomy and phy- 
 siology. 5v. 1835-59 4;i3ii.06 
 
 Ziemssen { H. vnn). Cycl. of the practice of medicine. 
 V. 1-17, 1874-73 4358.01 
 
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 753 
 
 II. Domesiic ami Household Miinuals. 
 Beard {G. M.) Our home physician. 1870. . 4322.17 
 Zfuc/mii ( IF. ) Domestic mcdieiuo. 1812. . .■1312.02 
 Murtshorne (H.) Family adviser and guide to the 
 
 medicine chest. 1869 4322.15 
 
 Handbook of domestic medicine. London, Bohn, 
 
 1855. 8° 4312.01 
 
 Bope ( G. H.) Till the doctor comes, and how to help 
 
 him. 1871 43-22.20 
 
 TItomson (.S. ) Dictionary of domestic medicine and 
 
 household surgery. 1870 4312.03 
 
 m. History of Medicine. 
 Cockayne (T. 0. , ed.) Leechdoms, wort-cunning, ami 
 starcraft of early England. 3 v. 1864-66. [Rolls 
 
 chronicles.] 5110. — 
 
 DunoUson (H.) History of medicine. 1872. . 4312.11 
 Meryon (E.) History of medicine, v. 1. To IGUO. 
 
 1861 4313.02 
 
 Note, — No more published. 
 Russell (J.R.) History and heroes of M. 1S61. 4313.01 
 Wise (T. A.) Ke view of the hist, of medicine, v. 1- 
 
 2. 1807 4313.04 
 
 «a- See also Biography {Medical, p. 112). 
 
 rV. Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Adand (H. TT.l. and others. Medicine in modern times. See 
 Stolses (W.) 18G9 1312.10 
 
 Addison (7". ) Collection of published writings. 
 18G8 4302.U1 
 
 Aretceus. Extant works. Ed. and tr. by F. Adams. 
 
 [Gr. andEng.] 1856 4316.01 
 
 Contents ; Acute diseases. Chronic diseases. 
 
 Arraes (D. M.) Arbor vit^ ; or physical account of 
 the tree of life in the garden of Eden. 1 683. 43'22. 27 
 
 Biennial retrospect of medicine, surgery, and their 
 
 allied sciences for 1865-6—1869-70. Ed. by H. 
 
 Power, F. E. Anstie, and others. 3 v. London, 
 
 Jfew Sydenham soc, 1867-70. b°. . . . -1304.07 
 
 Aote. — Issued previously, as 'Year-book of mediciue," etc. 
 
 Bigelow (J. ) Modern inquiries ; classical, professional 
 
 and miscellaneous. 1867 4321.04 
 
 Note.— For contents see p. 108 of Catalogue. 
 
 — Nature in disease, discourses, «/c. 1854. . 4321.05 
 Contents : Self.limited diseases. The treatment of dis- 
 ease. Medical education. Homoeopathy. The medical 
 profession, aud quackery. Gout aud its treatment. Treat- 
 ment of injuries occasioned by fire, etc. On the burial of 
 the dead, and Mount Auburn. Pueumolhorai. On the 
 pharmaeopcBia of the Uuited States. Ou the macuna pru- 
 riens. Poiaouous effects of the American partridge. Cof- 
 fee and tea. Action of Cochituate water on lead pipes. 
 History and use of tobacco. Early history of mediciue. 
 Address before the Amcr. acad. of arts and sciences, 1H52. 
 
 Boyle (i?.) Of the air. Specific remedies. Medicinal experi- 
 ments. [/« Ais Philos. worlts, V. 3, 1738.] . . . .4028.05 
 
 Brodie { Sir B. 0. ) Works. With an autobiography. 
 Ed. by C. Hawkins. 3 v. 1865. . . . 4315. U8 
 Contents : v. 1. Autubiograpby. Psychological inquiries. 
 Introd. lecture at the Rnyal college of surgeons in Loudon 
 in 1820. On strangulation. On drowning- On death by 
 lightning. Hunteriau oration. 1837. lutrod. discourses 
 at St. George's Hospital. .Addressesas president. Quacks 
 aud quackery. Homeopatiiy. Use and abuse of tobacco. 
 On the establishiiieut of special hospitals. 
 
 2. Physiological researclies resp. the influence of the 
 brain ou ihe action of the heart, and ou the generation of 
 ouimal lieat. Ou death by vegetable poisons. Dissection 
 of a human foetus, without a heart. Ou the influence of 
 the nervous system ou the actiou of muscles in general, 
 and of the heart iu particular. Ou the influence ol the 
 nerves of the eighth pair ou the secretions of the stomach. 
 Pathological and surgical observations ou diseases of the 
 joints. Lectures ou diseases of the urinary organs. Notes 
 on lithotrity. 
 
 3. Ou abscess in the brain. The bile in the process of 
 digestion. Treatment of varicose veins of the legs. In- 
 juries of the brain. Injuries of the spinal cord. Aneurism 
 by anastomosis of the lorehead, trtated by appiicatiou of 
 ligatures. Account of a foreigu body lodged in the right 
 bronchus. Local nervous affections. Lectures on pa- 
 
 ■ thology and surgery. Pathol, and surgical observ. 
 
 Celsu.'i (A. C.) Medicina. [Lat. et Fr.] 1866. [Ni- 
 sard's collection. ] 7725.03 
 
 Culpeper {N.) English physician and complete her- 
 bal. 2 V. [n. d.] 3818.06 
 
 Dixon I, E. B.) Back-bone; photographed from 'The 
 Scalpel." 1866 4321.10 
 
 — Scenes in the practice of a New York surgeon. 
 1855 4321.15 
 
 Ellis (J.) Avoidable causes of disease, insanity and 
 deformity. 1800 4:i-21.07 
 
 Hall (J.) Historian expostulation against the bcastlyo abusers 
 of chyrurgorie and physyke. Ed. by T. J. Pottigrew. [/n 
 Percy soc , v. 11.] 60r,0.u 
 
 Hamilton (Sir IF.) On the revolutions of medicine. In ref. to 
 Cullen. (/n Ai5 Discussions, 1856.) 6413.10 
 
 Harvey (TK) Works. From the Latin, with life, by 
 K. Willis. 1847. [Sydenham society.] 4316.06 
 Contents: Anatomical disquisition on the motion of the 
 heart and blood in animals. Auatoniical exercises on 
 generation, ou parturition, on the membranes and tluitis 
 of the uterus, aud on conception. Examination of the 
 body of Thomas Parr, aged 152. Letters. 
 
 Hippocrates. Genuine works. From the Greek, by 
 
 F.Adams. 2 v. 1849 4316.10 
 
 Contents : On ancient medicine. Airs, waters, and places. 
 Prognostics. Regimen in acute diseases. Epidemics. In- 
 juries of the head. Surgery. Fractures. Articulations. 
 Mochlicus. Aphorisms. The oath. The law. Ulcere. 
 FistuliB. Hemorrhoids. The sacred disease. Index. 
 
 Holland {H. ) Medical notes and reflections.l857.4:i22.01 
 Contents : On medical evidence. On hereditary disease. 
 On diseases commonly occurring but once iu life. On 
 disturbed balance of circulation, etc. Influence of^'euther 
 in rel. to disease. Ou diet, and disorders of digestion. 
 On gout as a constitutional disorder. Abuse of purgative 
 medicines. On the use of emetics. On the use of opiates. 
 Mercurial medicines. Use of digitalis. Antinomial medi- 
 cines. Animalcule life as a source of disease, etc., etc. 
 
 Holmes ( 0. W. ) Border lines of knowledge in medical 
 science. 1862 4322.02 
 
 — Ciirrents and counter-currents. 1861. . 4322.03 
 
 Contents : Currents and counter-currents in med. science. 
 HomcBopathy. and its kindred delusions. Puerperal fever, 
 as a private pestilence. Position aiKl prospects of the 
 medical student. Mechanism of vital actions. Valedic- . 
 tory address. 
 
 Honiqherger (J. M.) Thirty-five years in the East. 
 
 "1852 4 534. 16 
 
 Contents : Sketches relating to the Punjab and Cash- 
 mere : in connection with medicine, botany, pharmacy, 
 etc., with materia medica ; and medical vocabulary in four 
 Europe.in aud five Eastern languages. 1852. 
 
 Hovue (J. W. ) Emergencies and how _ to treat them. 
 Accidents, diseases, poisoning, etc. 1871. 4357.10 
 
 Jackson ( ■/. ) Letters to a young physician. 1855. 4322.04 
 
 Menih-e {P.) Etudes medicales sur les poetes latins. 
 1858 4312.21 
 
 Oesterlen (,F.) Medical logic. 1855 4316.19 
 
 Faului jEginela. Seven books. From the Greek, by 
 F. Adams. 3 v. 1844-47 4317.01 
 
 Buppaner [A.) Report on mediciue and surgery, [/n tl. S. Com. 
 to Int. exhib. at Vienna, 1873. Reports, v. 2, 1875.] 3D16.IS 
 
 Sihly {E.) Key to physic and the occult sciences. 
 London, [n. d] 3818.07 
 
 Smith (D. E.) Leaves from a physician's journal. 
 1867 4321.16 
 
 Sydenham {T.) Opera omnia. 1846. . . .4317.13 
 
 — Works. From the Latin, with life, by K. G. La- 
 
 tham. 2 V. 1848 4317.11 
 
 Contents : History and cure of acute diseases. Epidemic 
 diseases. Venereal diseases. On gout and dropsy, etc. 
 Wriijht (R. T.) Medical students of the period. 
 
 1867 4341.03 
 
 Year-book of medicine, surgery, and their allied sci- 
 ences, for 1S59-64. Ed. by G. Harlej', E. Mont- 
 gomery, J. Hinton, and others. 6 v. London, 
 Sew Sydenham society, 1860-65. 8°. . . 4304.01 
 Note. — Continued as the ' Biennial retrospect of medi- 
 cine.' [4304.07.] 
 
 See also Fraser'8 mag., v. 58. 1858 (Physician's art) : v. 62, 
 1860 (Relation of the pilbhc to the science and practice of 
 med., by Dr. Mayo) ; N. .\. rev.. July, 1873 (Mod. med.. by 
 W. O. Johnson); Westm. rev., v. 65, 1856 (Med. desoolisml; 
 v. 70, 1858 (Med. education) ; Med. critic, v. 1, 1861 (Who 
 is a doctor? Wear and tear of med. life. Art ot risiuR 
 in physic. Study of med, Med. students) ; v. 2. 186*2 
 (Med. councils) ; v. 3. 1863 (Free trade in med. Gratuitous 
 services. Med. life) ; Winslow's Jour, of psy. med., v. 7, 
 1854 (Psychol, voc^ition of doctors) ; Fortn. rev., v. 6, 1865 
 (Prog, of med.. by Dr. Cheadle) ; Qu. rev., v. 126, 1869. or 
 Littell, 1869, v, 2 (Aims of mod. med.) : Westm. rev., v. 69, 
 1858 (Med. reform;. 
 
 V. Periodicals and Society Publications. 
 
 American journal of the medical sciences. New series. 
 V. 1-74. Philadelphia, 1841-77. 8=. . . 8011.01 
 
 Braitliwaite ( 11'. i arid (J., ed.) Retrospect of practical 
 med. and surgery, v. 66-7.5. New York, 1873- 
 77. 8° 4352.01 
 
 95 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHORS NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 754 
 
 M EDICINE : Periodicals— systematic Works, 
 
 J^eriodicah, Brailfncaife^ continued. 
 
 Same. Epitome [of v. 1-40.] By W. S. Wells, 
 
 2v. New York, 1860. 8°. . . .-. .4314.04 
 Same. Alphabetical index [to] v, 1-50. 1840-65 
 
 New York. 1865. 8° 4353.00 
 
 Bniish and foreign medico-chirurgical review, v. 43- 
 
 60. London. 1869-77. 8^ 8042.01 
 
 Dublin quarterly journal of medical science, v. 47-64. 
 
 Dablin. 1869-77. 8° 8061.01 
 
 Edinhunjli medical journal, v. 16-21. Edinburgh, 
 
 1871-77. 8° 8068.01 
 
 HalVs journal of health. W. W. Hall, editor, v. 19- 
 
 2t. 187J-76. 8° : 8114.15 
 
 Herald of health. M. L. Holbrook, editor, v. 19-23. 
 
 New York. 1870-74. 8° 8114.01 
 
 Lancet {Tlie). 58 v. London. 1850-77. 4°. . . u G. 
 Monthly abstract of medical science, v. 1-4. Philadel- 
 phia. 1874-77. b° 4353.03 
 
 New Sylenham society. See entry in general alphabet. 
 
 2yew Yo'k journal of medicine, v. 2-10. New York, 
 
 1814-48. 8° 8133.02 
 
 adme. New series, v. 1-16. New York, 1848- 
 
 56. 8° 8133.11 
 
 Same. Third series, v. 1-8. New York, 1856- 
 
 60. 8° 8133.25 
 
 New York medical journal. v. 14-25. New York, 
 
 1871-77. 8^ 8134.14 
 
 New York {State of). Eclectic med. society. Transac- 
 tions, v. 1-9. 1806-75. Albany, 1867-76. 8^ 4356.17 
 HomoeopaUiic mcdicnl society. ' Transactions, v. 1- 
 
 12. 1863-74. Albany. 1864-75. 8°, . . 4356.01 
 Siaie med. society. 'J ransactions. 1807-31,1859- 
 
 73. Albany, 18-8-77. 8^ 4346.07 
 
 Scalpel {The): or journal of health. Ed. by E. H. 
 
 Dixon. V. l-(;. New York, 1849-54. 8°. . o.a. 
 Slone {W. M.) Half-yearly abstract of the medical 
 
 sciences, v. 51-56. Phil.. 1870-7-.^. b^ . 8U97.01 
 Sydenham aociety. S"'' entiy in general alphabet. 
 
 O^ See also Dentistry (p. 757J ;— Mental physiology and 
 
 hygiene (p. 762}. 
 
 VI. Syslemaiic Works on the Principles and Practice of 
 
 3Iedicine. 
 Aitken (W.) Science and practice of medicine. 2 v. 
 Fdat {A.) Treatise on the principles and practice of 
 
 medicine. 4th ed. 1873 4315.17 
 
 Niemeyn- {F. von). Text-book of practical medicine, 
 
 with particular reference to physiology and patho- 
 logical anatomy. 2 v. 1869 4315.02 
 
 Reynolds {J. li.) *System of medicine, v. 1-4. 1870- 
 
 77 4315.04 
 
 Contents, 
 
 Alcoholism, by F. E. Am^tie. v. 2. 
 
 Cerebial h8Biuorilia:>e aud apoplexy, by J. H. Jackson, v. 2. 
 
 Bowels, by J. C. Bristow. ;iud utheis, v. 3. 
 
 Brain, by J. R. Reynoias, v. 2. 
 
 Brain (Abauesa oltbe), by W. W Gull and H. G. Sutton, v. 2. 
 
 BiHiu (Softening ol the), by J. R. Reynolds and H. C. Bas- 
 tlan, V. 2. 
 
 Brain (Adventitinu8 products in the), by J. R. Reynolds 
 and H. C. Bastinn, v. 2. 
 
 Brain (Gougestion of tUe), by J. R. Reynolds and H. C. 
 Bastiau, v. 2. 
 
 Catiilepsv. by T. K. Chambers, v. 2. 
 
 Cerebritis. by J. R. Reynohls aud H. C. Bastian, v. 2, 
 
 Cerebrospinal meiiint^itia. by J. N. RadcUffe, v. 1. 
 
 Cholera (iLpidemic), by E. uoodeve, v. 1. 
 
 Chorea, by C. B. Radcliflfe, v. 2. 
 
 C'»nvulsions. by J. H. Jackson, v. 2. 
 
 Ci'oup. by Wni. Squire, v. 1. 
 
 Dentine, or Dandy fever, by Wm. Aitken, t. 1. 
 
 Diarrhoea, by E. Goudeve, v. 1. 
 
 Diplitlieria, by Wni. Squire, v. 1. 
 
 Dysentery, by W. Maclean, v. 1, 
 
 Ecstasy, by T. K. Oliauibera, v. 2. -' 
 
 Epilepsy, by J. R. Reyni'lds, v. 2. 
 
 Erysipelas, by J. R. Reynolds, v, 1. 
 
 Fiiuces, pharynx, and cesopljagns. C. E. Squarey, v, 3. 
 
 FjBvers, v. 1. 
 
 Glauders-Equinia. by A. and J. Gamgee, v. 1. 
 
 Gout, by A. B. Garrod, v. 1. 
 
 Heart (Diseases of thi'),byJ. W. Be^bie. C. H. Fagge. W. T. 
 Gairduer, W. R. Gowers, T. B. Peacock, F. Sibson, v. i. 
 
 Hooping-conj^h, by Edw. Smith, v. 1. 
 
 Hydiocephalus {Chronic), by J. S. Raraskill, v. 2. 
 
 Hypoclumdriasis, by W. W. Gull and F. E. Anstie, v. 2. 
 
 Hydrophobia, by J. and A. Gamgee, v. 1. 
 
 Hysteria, by J. R. Reynolds, v. 2. 
 Inttueuza, by E. A. Parkes, v. 1. 
 
 Insanity, by Henry Maudaley, v. 2. 
 
 Intestines (Diseases of the), by J. R. Vardell. J. S. BriB- 
 ' towe. J. \V. Begbie. T. B. Curling, \V, H. Raneom, v. 3. 
 
 Liver (Diseases of the), by F. E. Anstie, W. C. Maclean, E. 
 / Gnodeve, J. W. Bpgbie, J. R. Wardell. v. 3. 
 
 Malarial fevers, by W. C. Mailean, v. 1, 
 
 Measles, by S. Sydney Ringer, v. 1. 
 
 Meningitis, by 8. J. Gee, v. 2.' 
 
 Mouth (Diseases of the), by C. E. Squarey. v. 3. 
 
 Muscular ansebthesia. by J. R. Rnyuolds, v. 2. 
 
 Nervous system, by F. E. Anstie and otUers, v. 2. 
 
 Neuralgia, by F. E. Anstie. v. 2 
 
 Neurites and neuioma, by J. W. Begbie, v. 2. 
 
 Palsy (Wasting), by, Win. Roberts, v. 2. 
 
 Paralysis agitans, by W. R. Sanders, v. 2. 
 
 Paralysis (Local) from nerve disease, by J. W. Begbie. v. 9. 
 
 Parotitis, by S. Ringer, v. 1. 
 
 Peritoneum, by J. R. Wardell, and others, v. 3. 
 
 Plague (The), by G. Milroy, v. 1. 
 
 Purpura, by T. Hillier. v. 1. 
 
 Pyaemia, by J. S. Bristowe, v. 1. 
 
 Reldp-:iug fever, by J. W. Begbie, v. 1. 
 
 Respiratory pystem (Diseases of the), by M. Mackenzie, 
 W. Jenner. H. Salter, J. H. Bennett, W. Fox, H. C. Bas- 
 tiau, G. Hewitt, F. T. Roberts, F. E. Anstie, v. 3. 
 
 Rheumatism, by A. B- Garrod, v. 1. 
 
 Rheumatism (Gouonhceal). by E. B. Brodburst, v. 1, 
 
 Rheumatoid arthritis, by A, B. Garrod, v. 1. 
 
 Rickets, by W. Aitkin, v. 1. 
 
 Roseola, by H. Beigel. v. 1. 
 
 Scai'Iet fever, by S J. Gee. v. 1. 
 
 Scurvy, by T. Buzzard, v. 1. 
 
 Small-pox, by J. F. Marsoii, v. I. 
 
 Somnambulism, etc., by T K. Chambers, v. 2. 
 
 Spinal cord (Diseases of the), by C. B. RadcUffe, t. 2. 
 
 Stoniach (Diseases of the), by W. Fox. v. 2. 
 
 Sudamina and Miliaria, by S. Ringer, v. 1. 
 
 Sun stroke, by W. C. Maclean, v. 2. 
 
 Syphilis ;CoiJstitntionaI), by J. Hutchinson, v. 1. 
 
 Torticollis, by J. R. Reynolds, v. 2. 
 
 Typlioid fever, by J. Hiiriey, v. 1. 
 
 Typhus fever, by G- Buchanan, v. 1. 
 
 Vaccination, by E. C. Seatou, v. 1. 
 
 Varirella, by S. J. Gee. v. 1. 
 
 Vertigo, by J. S. Ramsltill. v. 2. 
 
 Writer's cramp, by J. R. Reynolds, v. 2. 
 
 Yellow fever, by J. D. Macdonald, v. 1. 
 
 Tanner (T. H.) Index of diseases and their treatment. 
 1867 4tir..l8 
 
 Watson {Sir T.) Lectures on the principles and prac- 
 tice of physic. Ed. with additions, etc. by H. 
 Hartshorne. 2 v. 1872 43 1 5. 15 
 
 Wood {G. 3-) Treatise on the practice of medicine. 
 2 V. 18G8. 4315.13 
 
 Ziemssen {H. von). *Cyclop£edia of the practice of 
 medicine, v. 1-7, iO-17. 1871-77. . . 4358.01 
 Co7i'en(s: v. 1-2. Acule infectious diseases, by prof. Lie- 
 bernieister, piof. Lebert, F. Haeuisib. piol. Heuitner. M, 
 J. Oertel, L. Thomas, H. Curschraaun, W. Zuelzer, H. 
 Hertz. 
 
 3. Chronic infectious diseases, by C. Baumler, A. Heller. 
 aud O. Bollinger. 
 
 4 5. Diseases of the respiratory orgnns, by B. Fraenkel. 
 H. von Zieuissen. J. Stenier. F. Riegel, O. riacntzel, T. 
 Juergeusim, H. Hertz, H. Ruehle. G. K. lUndfleisch. 
 
 6. Diseases ot tlie circuhitory system, with tLe chapters 
 on whooping cough. dise;ises of tlu" lips and cavity ot tlie 
 mouth, and diseases of the soft palate, by S. G. Rosenstcin, 
 L. Schroetter. H. Lebert, H. Quincke, J. Bauer, A. Stiffen, 
 A. Vogel, E. L. Wag.ier. 
 
 7. Diseases of tbe chylopoetic system, together with dis- 
 eases of the uaso.pliaryngeHl cavity. phai\ux aud larynx, 
 by H. Weiidt, W. Leube, O. Leichten&teru, A. HelUr, H. 
 von Zieuissen, A. Steffi'U. 
 
 8-9- [When published.] 
 
 10. Diseases of the female sexual organs, by C. Sclu oeder. 
 
 11-14. Diseases of the nervous system. 11. Diseases of 
 the peripheral cerehro-spiual nerves, by W. H. Ki b, 12. 
 Diseases of the brain aud it:*memhraue8, by H. Xothuagel, 
 E. Hitzig, F. Obt-rnier. O. Heubuer, and G- Hugneuiu. 
 13. Diseiises of ihe spinal coid aud uiedulla oblingata, by 
 W. H. Eib. 14. Vaso motor and trophic neuroses, by A. 
 Eulenburg. Epilepsy, and eclampsia, by Nothnagel. le- 
 tanus. by J. Bauer. Catalepsy, trL-mor. par;dysJ8 agitans, 
 by A. Euleuburg. Chorea, by H. von ZiemsKen. Hyst^na, 
 by F. Jolly. Disturbances of eppech, by A. Kussniaul. 
 
 15. Diseases of the kidneys, by C. Barlels, aud W. Eh- 
 stein. 
 
 16. Diseases of the locomotive apparatus, and general 
 anomalies of nutrition, by H. Senator, E. Stitz, H. Immer 
 manu, and Dr. Birch-Hirschfeld. 
 
 17. General anomalies of nutrition, and poisons, by 
 H. ImmermaiiD, R. Boehm, B. Naunyu, and H. vou Boeck. 
 
 Patholoffy. 
 
 aark{?.L.) Outlinesof gen. pathology. 1872. 4336.15 
 ^r See also Surgery ip. 768) —Histology (p. 760) ;— and 
 names of various diseases. 
 
 BROOKLYN LZBRABT.
 
 MEDICINE : Abdomen lo Bronchitis. 
 
 755 
 
 VIX Spec'utl T(tpics. 
 X. Abdomen. 
 
 Bolmft (T.) Syalora of surgery, v. 2, 1861 ; p. 388-47i (Injuries, 
 etc., by a. JfoUock) 4aj7.02 
 
 2. Abortion. 
 
 Storer {H. R.) and Heard {F. F.) Criminal abortion : 
 its nature, evidence, and law. IbtiS. . 4331.01 
 
 3. Abaoesa. 
 
 Bolmu {T I Svslera of aurgory, v. 1. 1860 ; p. 141-16i (art. by 
 Uolmea buote) <337.01 
 
 4. Air. 
 
 Oriacom [J.B.) Ubos and abuses of air. 1850. 4323.28 
 
 HarUey (W. A.) Air and its rel. to life. 1875.4323.33 
 jSS" Sec also Arts ( Usrful : Warming and vcniilalion, p. 48). 
 
 Alcohol and Alcoholism. 
 
 Sec Stimulants {p. 7G8). 
 
 5. Anaeatheaia. 
 
 Liittr [J.) Atiestbetict. [/n Holmes (T.) System of surgery. 
 
 V.3, 186'2; p. 51-90.] 4;W7.U3 
 
 Part'm{J.) /n /itj Tinimphs of enterprise 3265.16 
 
 Simpson (Sir J. J.) Anaasthesia, e/c. 1871. . 4335.26 
 Smith ( T. ) Examination of the question of anaesthesia. 
 
 l^<5a 4333.25 
 
 i'noio (.7.) On chloroform and anassthetics. 1858. 4333.24 
 Scr-altn Atlantic monthly, v. '21, IHfiS (Discovery of etheri- 
 zation, by £. £. UsleJ ; Medical critic, T. ;j, 1863. 
 
 6. Anatomy. 
 
 Ci-uveilhier (J.) Anatomy. 1853 4336.04 
 
 Draper (J. W.) Textbook on anatomy, physiology, 
 
 and hygiene. 186li 4:i-20.05 
 
 Gray {H.) Anatomy, descrip. and surgical. 1869. 1338.23 
 Oriscoin {J. R.) Animal mechanism and physiology. 
 
 1839 • • • 4325.09 
 
 JTolden {!.) Manual of the dissection of the human 
 
 body. 1861 4336.02 
 
 Humphry ((?. M.) Treatise on the human skeleton. 
 
 1858 4336.01 
 
 Jackion (J. B. S. ) Descriptive catalogue of the War- 
 ren anatomical museum. 1870. . . . 4336.22 
 Lieuluud (Joseph). Essais anatomiques. 1766. 4336.12 
 Paxton (J. ) lutrod. to the study of human anatomy. 
 
 2 V. 1834 4336.16 
 
 Power (J. H.) Anatomy of the arteries of the human 
 
 body. 1S62 4335.01 
 
 Qitaiii(J.) Elements of A. 8th ed. 2 v. 1876.4336.29 
 Bokiian-skij (C.) Manual of pathological anatomy. 
 
 4 V. 1854 4317.04 
 
 Roser(W.) Manual of surgical anatomy. 1872. 4351.17 
 Tadd (R. B., ed.) Cyclopjedia of anatomy and phy- 
 siology. 5 V. in G. 1839 4336.06 
 
 Contents: v. 1, A Dea. 2. Dla.Ins. 3, Ins-Pla. 4, 1. 
 PlB-Sta. 4. 2. Sta Wri. 5. Supplement. 
 Wilder [O. B,) Need of a unifoi-m positiou for anatomical figures. 
 
 (In Amer. assoi'.. Pioc. v. 22. 1873.) 3>)J6.20 
 
 MS' See also Histology (p. 760) ; — Microscope {p. 762). 
 
 7. Anecdotes of Medicine. 
 
 Physic and physicisins : a medical sketch-book. [anon. ] 
 
 1845 3251.13 
 
 49* See alio Biography (Medical, p. 112). 
 
 8. Aueurism. 
 
 Erich!sen(J.K.,ed-) Observ. on aneurism. 1844. 4316.17 
 
 Bolmea [T.) System of 9ai-«ery, y. 3, 1862; p. 313-621 (art. by T. 
 
 Holmes and £. A. Hart) 1337.03 
 
 9. Asphyxia or Apncea. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1861 ; p. 872.901 (art. bv O. 
 Hurley) 13J7.01 
 
 10. Astrological Medicine. 
 
 Saunders (R.) Astrological judgment and practice of 
 
 physiok. 1677 ' 4321.21 
 
 See also [under Miscel. vtorks, p. 753), Culpeper ; — Sibley. 
 
 11. Back. 
 
 Bolmes (T.) System of sitrgery, v. 2. 1861 ; p. 197-241 (art. bv A. 
 
 Sbavv) 1337.02 
 
 Ij^ See also Spine (p. 767). 
 
 12. Bathing. 
 
 Durdop (D.) Philosophy of the bath, with a history 
 of hydro-therapeutics and of the hot-air bath from 
 the earliest ages. 3d ed. [1873.] . . 4355.12 
 
 Tliomson {R , count Rumford). Salubrity of warm bathing [In 
 Ais Ess.nys, V. 2, 1801.] 1026.11 
 
 Urquhart (D.) Manual of the Turkish bath. Ed. by 
 
 Sir J. Fife. 1865 43.5.5.21 
 
 aa- See also Hydropathy (p. 760) ;— Mineral springs (p. 763). 
 
 13. Beverages. 
 
 Bigelow (J.) On coffee and tea ; and tbeir medicinal effects. [In 
 Aii Nature in disease, 1861 ; p. 289-311.) .... 1321.06 
 
 Dthay (A.) Les influences du chocolat, du the, et 
 du cafe sur I'economie humaine. 1864. 4334. 23 
 
 Johnston {W. F.) Teas, coffees, cocoas. (In his Chemistry of 
 comuiou life, t. 1.) 4212.04 
 
 Ldtsoni (J. C.) Natural history of the tea-tree ; medi- 
 cal qualities and effects. 1772. . . . 4318.14 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 3, 1859 : p. 35-14 (Coffee and 
 tea, by D. W. Clieever); Statistical soc. of London. Jour- 
 nal. V. 15, 1852 (Hist, of coffee, by J. Crawford). 
 
 AST .5^*; 'i^o Stimulants and ntircotics (p. 767); — Food and 
 diet (p. 768) ;— Arts ( Usejul : Liquors, p. 41). 
 
 14. Blood. 
 
 Flint (A., jr.) /n lis Physiology. T. 1, 18G(; 4326.06 
 
 Salisbury (J. Hf) Microscopic examinations of blood ; 
 and vegetables found in variola, vaccina, and ty- 
 phoid fever. 1868 4336.24 
 
 Tod (D.) Disquisition on certain parts and proper- 
 ties of'the blood. 1854 432B.16 
 
 «S- See also Physiology (p. 764) ;— Circulation (p. 756). 
 Body and mind. See Mental physiology (p. 762). 
 
 15. Bones. 
 
 Dupuyiren (0.) Injuries and diseases of bones. 
 
 1847 4316.03 
 
 Bolmes [T.) Diseases Of the bones. [In lis System of surgery, 
 
 V. 3. 1862 ; p. 615-703.) 1337.03 
 
 Markoe (T. M.) Diseases of the bone. 1872. 4337.21 
 «®- Sec also Anatomy (p. 766). 
 
 16. Brain. 
 
 Brown'Siquard (E. E ) Have we two brains ? [In Tribune popu- 
 lar science, pt. 3. 1868. . , 3908 01 
 
 Dean [J.) Gray substance of the medulla oblongata and the 
 trapezium. [In Sm. contrib.. t. 16.] 3937.16 
 
 Dusch ( '!'. von). Thrombosis of the cerebral sinuses. 
 1861 4302.02 
 
 Ecker (A.) Cerebral convolutions of man, especially 
 their development in the foetus. Tr. by R. T. 
 Edes. 1873 4337.26 
 
 Elam (C.) Cerebria, and other diseases of the brain. 
 1872 4332.29 
 
 Fen-ier (D.) Functions of the brain. 1876. . 4337.27 
 
 Reynolds [J. R.) Congestion of the brain ; — Cerebritia ; — Soft- 
 ening of the brain ; — Adventitious products in the brain, 
 (/n AtJ System of med., V. 2. 1872; p. 425-521.) . .1315.06 
 
 Spurzheim (J. G.) Anatomy of the brain. lf>36. 4337.:i8 
 
 Van Der Kolk (J. L. C. S.) Case of atrophy of the left 
 hemisphere of the brain. 1861. . . .4302.02 
 
 Wilder {B. G.) Cerebral variutiou in domestic dogs, and its bear- 
 ing upon scientific pLirenology. [Amer. assoc, science, 
 V. 22. 1873 ) 3946.20 
 
 — Outer cerebral fissures of mammalia and the limits of homo- 
 logy. [Amer. aaaoc, scieuce, V. 22, 1873.) . . . 3910.20 
 
 Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of med., v. 12, 1877 (Diseases 
 of the brain and its membranes, by H. Nothna- 
 gel, E. Hitzig, F. Obernier, O. Heubner, and G. 
 
 Huguenin) 4358.12 
 
 ffg- See a^io Nervous system (p. 763) :— Paralysis (p. 764); 
 Insanity (p. 760);— Mental physiology (p. 762);— Phrenology. 
 
 17. Breast (Diseases of the). 
 Velpeau (A.) Diseases of the breast and mammary 
 
 region. 1856 4317.16 
 
 Jtg- See also Women (p. 769). 
 
 18. Breath. 
 
 Hotee (J. W.) The breath, and the diseases which 
 
 give it a fetid odor. 1874 4324.32 
 
 j^* See also Respiratory system (p. 766); — Lungs (p. 761), 
 
 19. Bronchitda. 
 
 HaU(W.W.) Bronchitis, e(c. 1870. . . .4324.23 
 Hunter (iJ.) Bronchitis, hooping-cough, and asthma. 
 
 186 -i 4342.30 
 
 ££S* See also Respiratory organs (p. 766). 
 
 In asUiug for books, use the " Book Order," giving the ADTSOR'^ NAUE, the first part of the TITLE, and the NDMUER.
 
 756 
 
 MEDICINE : Burns to Constipation. 
 
 20. Burns and Scalds. 
 
 Holmes {T.) Burna aud scalds. At'cident8 from lightning. [In 
 Ais System of surgery, v. 1. 1S60 ; p. 723-752.] . . 4337.01 
 
 21. Cancer. 
 
 Arnoit (H.) Cancer ; its -parieties, tlieir histology and 
 diagnosis. 1872 4a54.01 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of sureery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 608-669 (art. by C. 
 H. Moore) 4337.01 
 
 Pend>eriun{0.) Clinical illustrations, cic. 1867. 4318.17 
 
 22. Catarrh and Hay-fever. 
 
 Beard (O.M.) Hay fever. 1876 4324.33 
 
 Wyman (M. ) Autumnal catarrh (hay fever).1872.-432-4.31 
 
 Same. With maps. 1876 432i.31a 
 
 Wendt [H. Diseases of the naso-pharyngeal cavity and pharynx, 
 [/n Ziemssen (H. vou). Cycl. of mod., v. 7. 1876.J .4368.07 
 
 23. Cell Doctrine. 
 
 Tyson {J.) The cell doctrine. 1870. . . .4327.07 
 See also Nat. quar. rev., v. 22, 1871. 
 *5- See also Histology (p. 760). 
 
 24. Cerebro-spinal Meningitis. 
 
 Radcliffe (J. N.) In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 1870 ; 
 
 p. 498.527 1 1315.04 
 
 Ziemssen (H. von). In his Cycl. of med., t. 1, 1874 ; p. 687- 
 
 738.] 4358.01 
 
 .eS" See also Nervous system (p. 763). 
 
 25. Chest. 
 
 Holmes {T.) System of surgery, t. 2, 1861 ; p. 340-387 (Injuries of 
 
 the chest, by A. Poland) 4337.02 
 
 US' See also Lungs (p. 761). 
 
 26. Children. 
 
 Alcoit (IF. A.) Young mother, or management Of 
 children. 1836 4331.15 
 
 Bull (T.) Maternal management of children. New 
 ed. by E. W. Parker. 1877 433.5.20 
 
 Chavasse (P. II.) Advice to a mother on the manage- 
 ment of her children. 1869 4331.11 
 
 — Physical training of children. 1871. . . 4332.06 
 Combe (.A.) Mother's guide for the care of her chil- 
 dren. Eevised by Sir J. Clark. 1872. .4831.30 
 
 — Physiological and moral management of infancy. 
 
 1810 4331.03 
 
 Emssaqrives (J. B.) Mother's work with sick chil- 
 dren. 1872 4331.27 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of .surgery, v. 4, 1864 ; p. 799-861 (Diseases of 
 
 children, by T. Holmes. B. Brodhurstand A. Shaw). 4337.04 
 
 JacoU (A.) Infant diet. Revised by M. P. Jacobi. 
 
 1874 4335.16 
 
 Par}cer(E. H.) Handbook for mothers. 1866. 4331.06 
 Smith {J. L.) Treatise on the diseases of infancy and 
 
 ' childhood. 2d ed. 187'2 4335.18 
 
 Steiner (J.) Compendium of children's diseases. 
 
 1875 
 
 Tanner (T. H.) Pract. treatise on diseases of infancy 
 aud childhood. 3d Amer. ed. 1871. . 4335.17 
 Vogel (A.) Practical treatise on the diseases of chil- 
 dren. 1870 4335.19 
 
 West ( C. ) On some disorders of the nervous system 
 
 in childhood. 1871 4332.19 
 
 JSS" See also Nursing (p. 764) ;— Women (p. 770). 
 
 Chloroform. See Anaesthesia (p. 755). 
 
 27. Cholera. 
 
 Brigham(A.) Treatise on epidemic C. 1832.4334.01 
 Brockett (L. P.) Asiatic cholera. 1866. . .4334.13 
 Byrne i B. M. ) Essay to prove the contagious charac- 
 ter of malignant cholera ; with brief instructions 
 for its larevention and cure. 2d ed. 1855. 4331.02 
 Corbyn { F. ) Treatise on- the epidemic cholera, as it 
 
 appeared in India. 1832 4334.03 
 
 France. Guvernment. Keport on the cholera in Paris. 
 
 1849 4344.11 
 
 OoocUvs {E.) Epidemic cholera. [In Reynolds. System of med., 
 V. 1. 1870 ; p. 666-728.] 4316.04 
 
 Great Britain. General board of health. Appendix to 
 Keport on the epidemic cholera of 1848-1849. 
 Kei)ort by Dr. Sutherland. 1850. . . 4334.09 
 
 l.ebert [H.) Cholera. [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of med.. 
 V. 1, 1874 ; p 341-462.1 4358.01 
 
 Murray (J.) Treatment of cholera. 1874. .4344.10 
 
 Massachusetts medical society. Report on spasmodic 
 cholera. 1832 4344.08 
 
 New York (City of ). Board of health. Report in rela- 
 tion to the cholera in New York in 1849. 4334.06 
 
 — Reports of hospital physicians, and other docu- 
 
 ments in relation to the epidemic cholera of 
 1832. Ed. by D. Atkins. 1832. . . . 4344.09 
 
 Siemeyer (F. von). On the symptomatic treatment of 
 cholera. 1872 4344.07 
 
 Reese {D. M.) Treatise on the epidemic cholera in 
 New York, in 1832 4334.07 
 
 Report on the cholera in Paris. 1849 . . . 4334.05 
 
 Scoutteitin (H.) Medical and topographical history of 
 the cholera morbus, including the mode ol "pre- 
 vention and treatment. 1832 4334.08 
 
 United Slates. Ho. of rep. 43(i congress. 2d sess. 
 E.«. doc, no. 95. Cholera epidemic of 1873 in the 
 U. S. [With bibliography of cholera, by John 
 S. Billings.] 1875 4344.05 
 
 — Suryeon general's office. Circular no. 1. Report on 
 
 epidemic cholera in the army, during 1866, 
 
 '67 4338.04 
 
 Wlieeler{J.) Treatise on Asiatic C. 1849. .4334.10 
 \i%itney {E) and Wlutney{A.B.) AsiaticC.1866. 4334.11 
 Working-man's Qom'pe.mon. The cholera. 1832. 4334.12 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 10, 1869 (Cholera, by T. Mark- 
 by) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 12, 1866 ; Statistical soc. Journal, 
 V. 15. 1852 (Influence of elevation oa the fatality of cholera 
 by W. r»rr). 
 
 28. Circulatory System. 
 
 Buchanan {A.) Forces which carry on the circulation 
 of the blood. 2d ed. 1874 4326.21 
 
 FlinHA.,jr.) /n Ms Physiology, v. 1, 1866 4326.06 
 
 Bapui/tren {Q.) Lesionsof the vascular system. 4316.04 
 
 Holme's [T.) System of surgery, v. 3, 1862 ; p. 269-629 (Diseases 
 of organs of circulation, by C. H. Moore, G. W. Callender, 
 E. A. Hart, etc.) 4337.03 
 
 Harvey {W.) Anatomical disquisition on circulation of the 
 blood. [In Ms Works, 1847.) 4316.06 
 
 Pettigrezo (J. B. ) Physiology of the circulation in 
 plants, in the lower animals, and in man. 4326.17 
 
 Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of med., v. 6, 1876. 4358.06 
 j^- See also Heart (p. 769). 
 
 29. Climate. 
 
 Bennet {J. M.) Winter and spring on the shores of 
 the Mediterranean. 1870. ...... 981.09 
 
 Forster ( T. ) Influence of particular states of the at- 
 mosphere on human health 5058.14 
 
 ic? (£.) Ou climate. [/;i his Gout, tiavel, 1848.] . . . 945.03 
 
 Howe{J.W.\ Winter homes for invalids. 1875. 4328.08 
 
 Martin {J. R.) Influence of tropical climates on Eu- 
 ropean constitutions. 1856 4334 18 
 
 Moreliead ( (.'. ) Clinical researches on diseases in In- 
 dia. 2v. 1856 4334.14 
 
 Schoepf (J. D.) Climate and diseases of America dur- 
 ing the rev. 1875 4347. 11 
 
 7'orier (J". M.) Dictionary of elevations and climatic 
 register of the U. S. 1874 1133.16 
 
 Wilson (J.) Medical notes on China. 1846. . 4334.17 
 .e®- .Vee also Meteorology and climatology, in the general 
 alphabet. 
 
 30. Clinical Medicine. 
 
 Trousseau {A.) Lectures on clinical medicine, v. 1-3. 
 1868-70. . ; 4303.02 
 
 31. Cod Liver OiL 
 
 Jo7igh {L. J. lie). The three kinds of cod liver oil. 
 1849 4312.16 
 
 OofTee. See Beverages (p. 765) {—Stimulants and narcotlca 
 (p. 768) Also Coffee (p. 274). 
 
 32. Collapse. 
 
 Holmes [T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 705-722 (art. by W. 
 S. Savory) = . 4337 01 
 
 Comparative anatomy. See Natural history {Comparative 
 anatomy). Also Anatomy (p. 765). 
 
 33. Constipation. 
 
 Birch (S.B.) Constipated bowels. 1868. .4324.05 
 
 Hall (W. W., M.D.) Constipation and its unmedi- 
 
 cinal cure. 1871 4324.13 
 
 THi: BBOOELYM LIBBABX.
 
 MEDICINE : Consumption to Electricity. 
 
 757 
 
 Wairen (J.) Health, eic, with remarks on constipa- 
 tion. l.sr,4 '. . 4:{22.13 
 
 S'C also Stomach (p. 708) ;— Health and it» conditions 
 (p. 759) ;— Food and diet (p. 768). 
 
 34. Consumption. 
 
 Bowdiich [H. I.) Analysis of correap. on causes of consumption. 
 
 [/n Mass. State boiird of heullh. 4tli report, 1872] 4;i45.20 
 
 Sei al^o H. I. B.'s three papers in Atlantic mo., v. '23, 18G9. 
 
 Oarrell (C. B.) Irritative dyspepsia and consumption. 
 1868 4:j2t.25 
 
 LmU (P. C. A.) Researches on phthisis. 1844. 4316.16 
 
 Xiemeyer {F. von). Clinical lectures on pulmonary 
 consumption. 1870. 4302.24 
 
 fiipetr {R. F.j Going South for the -winter. Hints, 
 etc 1113.25 
 
 Williams (C. J. B. and C. T.) Pulmonary consump- 
 tion. 1871 4342.26 
 
 gS' See also Lungs (p. 761) ; — Respiratory system (p. 766). 
 
 35. Convulsions. 
 
 Jackson [J. B.) Convulsions. [In Reynolds. System of med , 
 V. 2, 1872 ; p. 252-291 ) 1316.05 
 
 Kussmaid (A.) and Tenner (A.) On the nature and 
 origin of epUeptilorm convulsions. 1859. 4302.20 
 See.atso Winslow'a jour, of pBy. med., v. 12^ 1859 ; p. 89- 
 106. *S- See also Epilepsy (p. 758). 
 
 36. Corpulence and Iieaimess. 
 
 Banting (W.) Letter on corpulence. 1864. .4323.20 
 
 Same. 4th ed. 1869 4323.21 
 
 Mitchell (S. W.) Fat and blood, and how to make 
 them. 1877 4323.23 
 
 Coughs. See Respiratory organs (p. 766). 
 
 37. Croup. 
 
 Squire ( TT.) In Reynolds. System of med., t. 1, 1870 ; p. 68- 
 
 106 4316.04 
 
 ^^ See also Respiratory system (p. 766). 
 
 Deformities. See Orthopedic medicine (p. 764). 
 
 38. Delirium Tremens. 
 
 Holmes [T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 323-336 (art. by A. 
 W. Barclay). . 4337.01 
 
 39. Dentistry. 
 
 Blundell (IF.) Paiiiless tooth-extraction [by cold) vithout chloro- 
 form. 1854 6093 14 
 
 Cnles {0.) Manual of dental mechanics. Ib76. 4341.17 
 
 EskeU(A.) Dentistry. 1869 4311.14 
 
 Harris (C. A.) Dictionary of medical terminology, 
 
 dental surgery, and the collateral sciences. 
 
 1S67 4341.13 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 4. 186i_i p. 459 (art. by S. J. 
 
 A. Salter) 4337.04 
 
 Leber (Dr.) and Rollenstein (Dr.) Dental caries and its 
 
 causes : fungi, elc. 1873 4341.16 
 
 Meredilk (L. P.) The teeth and how to save them. 
 
 1871 4341.15 
 
 Denial Periodicals. 
 
 Dental cosmos : a monthly record of dental science. 
 
 Ed. by J. W. White, v. 18-19. 1876-77. 4361.01 
 Missouri dental journal. Ed. by H. Judd and W. H. 
 
 Eames. v. 9. Is77 4362.01 
 
 40. Diagnosis. 
 
 DaCosla {J. M.) Medical diagnosis. 4th ed. 187S.4351.06 
 
 Holmes (T.) Surgical diagnosis and regional surgery. \In his 
 
 System of surgery, t. 4, 1864 ; p. 927-982.J .... 4337.04 
 
 41. Diarrhcea. 
 
 Qoodeve IE.) Diarrhcea. [In Reynolds. System of med., t. 1, 
 1870 ; p. 622-641.] 4316.04 
 
 42. Digestion and Digestive Organs 
 
 Beaumont ( W. ) Physiology of digestion, with experi- 
 ments on the gastric juice. '2d ed. 1847. 4321.29 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v, 4. 1864 : p. 183 326. . 4337.04 
 Contents : PoUocli (tj. D.) Diseases of the mouth and ali- 
 mentary canal. Smith (H.) Diseases of the rectum. Bir- 
 kett (J.) Hernia (p. 227-326). 
 
 Combe (A.) Physiology of digestion, with relation to 
 dietetics, luth ed. l.-^52 4324 02 
 
 Derby (O ) Food of the people of Mass. [In Mass. State bonrd 
 of health. 4th report. 1872 ] 4345,20 
 
 flint (A., jr.) Physiology, j(c., [V. 2-3,] 1807 4326.07 
 
 Immermann (H.) General disorders of nutrition : aufeiiiia-chloro- 
 sis. [/n Zicmssen (H. vou). Cycl. of med, v. 16. 1877. j 4368.16 
 
 Prout ( W.) Chemistry and digestion with ref. to nat- 
 ural theology. 1834 3324.09 
 
 Reynolds (J. P.) System of med., v. 2-3, 1872-71. 4315.06 
 Contents : v. 2. Fox (W.) Diseases of the stomach. 3, 
 Squarey {C. E.) Diseases of the mouth ; — of the fauces, 
 phiirynx. and cesophajjus ;— Wardell (J. H.) Kuteialfiia. 
 Bristowe (J. S.) Knteritis ; — Obstruction, ulceration, can. 
 cerous and other growths of the intestines. Begbie (J. 
 W.) Colic ; — Colitis ; — Dysentery. Lurling {T*. li.) Dis- 
 eases of the rectum and anus. Ransom (W. H.) Intestinal 
 worms. Warden (.J. R.) and Bristowe (J. S ) Diseaees of 
 the peritoneum. Anstie (F. E.i. Maclean (W. C). Good- 
 eve (E.), Begbie (J. W.) and WardeU (J. R.) Diseases of the 
 liver. 
 
 Spallanzani (L.) Dicsertations. v. 1, 1789 4727.06 
 
 g^ See also Food and diet (p. 758); — Stomach p.' 768). 
 
 43i Diphtheria. 
 
 Bretonneau ( P.) Memoirs, e(c. 1859. . . .4302.07 
 Chapman (E. N.) Antagonism of alcohol and diphthe- 
 ria. 1878 4342.31 
 
 Orernhmo (R n.) On diphtheria. 1861. . .4342.29 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864 ; p. 60-76 (art. by A. 
 
 W. Barclay) 4337 04 
 
 Oertel (jV. J.) Epidemic diphtheria. [In Ziemssen (H. von). 
 
 Cycl., V. 1, 1874 ; p. 674-699.) 4368.01 
 
 Squire { ir.) Diphtlteria. [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 
 1870 ; p. 106-148.) 4316.04 
 
 44. Disinfectants and Disinfection. 
 
 Smith (R. A.) Disinfectants and disinfection. 4343.08 
 J^S' See also Fevers ip. 758) ; — Zymotic diseases (p. 769) ; 
 Poisons (p. 765J,; — Sanitary science ip. 766). 
 
 Dispensatories. See Pharmacy and Pharmacology (p. 764). 
 45.. Dysentery. 
 
 Heiibner (Prof.) [/n Ziemssen. Cycl. of med.. v. 1. 1874 ; p. 518- 
 568.] 4358.01 
 
 Maclean (W. C.) In Reynolds. System of med.. v. 1, 1870; p. 
 622-641.] 4316.04 
 
 Dyspepsia. See Food (p. 768);— Stomach (p. 768) ;— Health (p. 769). 
 
 46. Ear. 
 
 Archives of ophthalmology and otology, v. 1-5. 1869- 
 
 76 4351.09 
 
 Field (G. P.) Aural surgery. 1876. . . .4337.16 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 3. 1862 ; p. 134-188. . 4337.03 
 Politzer (A.) The membrana tympani in health and 
 
 disease. 1869 4337.15 
 
 Kramer (W.) Aural surgery of the present day. 
 
 1863 . 43112.19 
 
 Toynbee (J.) Diseases of the ear. 1868. . . 4337.14 
 jg®* See also Senses (p. 766). 
 
 47. Eclectic System of Medicine 
 
 National eclectic medical association. Transactions: 
 1870-1875. 4 V 4346.26 
 
 Kew York {State of). Eclectic med. sQciety. Transac- 
 tions. . 1866-67-1875. 9 v. .... .4356.17 
 
 48. Electricity, G-alvanism and Magnetism. 
 
 Althaus {J. ) Treatise on medical E. 2d ed. 1 870. 4333. 18 
 .4>'c7i!ifcs of electrology an(^ neurology. Ed. by G. M. 
 
 Beard, v. 1. 1874 4357.01 
 
 Beard (tf. Jf. ) and Rockwell (A. D.) Practical treatise 
 on the medical and surgical uses of electricity. 
 
 1871 4333.1:6 
 
 Garratt I A. C.) Medical electricity. 3d ed. 1866. 4333.19 
 Huff(G.) Electro-physiology. 1853. . . . 43j7.26 
 La Rive (A.de). Treatise on'electri.ity, v. 3. 1858: p. 686-703. 4027.06 
 MattevLcci (C.) Electro-physinlogy. [/n Sm. rep., 1865 ). 39:16.20 
 Miyer (J/.) Electricity in its relations to j^ractical 
 medicine. With notes, by W. A. Hammond. 
 
 18ej9 43:3.21 
 
 Morgan (C. E) Electro-physiology and therapeutics. 
 
 1868 ■ 4333.20 
 
 Xeftel{W.B.) Galvano-therapeutics. 1871. .4:533.23 
 Reichenbach (C. baron von). Physico-physiological re- 
 searches on the dynamics of magnetism, electri- 
 city, e(c. in relation to %'ital force. 1851. . 4333.22 
 Reynold-, (J. R.) Lectures on the clinical uses of 
 
 electricity. 1871 43:3.27 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 1873 43.7.21 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving Om AUTHOR'S HAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 758 
 
 MEDICINE ; Electricity to Germ Theory. 
 
 Wesley (J. ) The desideratum, or electricity made 
 plain and useful, 1759. 2d ed. with appendix. 
 
 1871 4:ia3.-'8 
 
 as* See ah-o works on the Nervous system (p. 763) ; and 
 Animal mftgoetiam (p. 28). Also Physics [Ulectriciti/). 
 
 49. Epidemics, 
 
 Anntie {F. E.) Notes on epidemics. 1S66. .433:1.08 
 
 Etam (C.) Ou moral and crimiual epidemics. [7n his Physl- 
 ciau'P problems, 18(i9.1 4333.42 
 
 Forster {T.) Inquiry into the causes and mitigation of pestilen- 
 tial fever, and into tlie opinions of the ancients reap, epi- 
 demical diseases. [In Pamphleteer, v. 24, 1824.) . 6058 21 
 
 O^uy ( W. A. ) Public health : hist, of prevalent and 
 fatal diseases of the English people from the 
 earliest times. 1870 4345.28 
 
 Seeker (J. F. C.) Epidemics of the middle ages. 
 1844. 4316.08 
 
 Maclean iC.) Snggostione for the prevention and mitigation of E. 
 
 [/li Pamphleteer, V. 10.] 6058.10 
 
 S'-e ais ' Black, mag., v. 75, 1854 (E. of the middle-ages) ; 
 Fortu. rev., v. 2, 1S65 (The black. death and its place iu 
 Eugl. hist., by F. Seebohm ; 2 ait.) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 12, 
 1866 (E and tlieir c.mses) ; Winslow's jour, of med. psy., 
 V. 4, 1851 (Mental aspects of E.) 
 
 tS- See also Fevers (p. 7o8l ;— Cholera (p. 766) ;— Tellow 
 fever ip. 769) ;— Plague (p. 765) ;— Diphtheria (p. 757). 
 
 50. Epilepsy. 
 
 Noth-nagel (ff.) Epilepsy. {In Ziemssen (H, von). Cycl., v. 14, 
 
 1877; p. 183-311.] 4358.14 
 
 ReynodnJ.R.) System of med., T. 2, 1872 ; p. 202-327. . 4316.05 
 
 Fail Der Ko.k {J. L. C. S.) Ou the minute structure 
 and functions of the spinal column and medulla 
 oblongata, and on the treatment of epilepsy. 
 
 Tr. by W. D. Moore. 1859 4a0a.05 
 
 ,^" See also Nervous system (p. 763). 
 
 51. Erysipelas. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 1, I860 ; p. 220-265 {art. by C. 
 
 Dc Morsau) 4337.CX 
 
 Reynolds [J. R.) Nyatem of med., v. 1, 1870 ; p. 529.652. . 4316.04 
 ZueUer (— ). [In Zeimssen. Cyd., v. 1, 1874 ; p. 4-23-185.J 4358.01 
 
 Etherization. See Aneesthesia (p. 765). 
 
 52. Extremities. 
 
 Bolmes'iT.) System of surgery, v. 2. 1861 ; p. 583-672 (Injuries of 
 the upper extremities, by C. Holthouse) 4337.02 
 
 Holmes \T.] System of surgery, v. 2, 1861 ; p. 617-687 (Injuries of 
 
 the lowt-r extremity, by W. H. Flowerj 4337.02 
 
 See also Foot aud aukle (p. 75a). 
 
 53. Eye. 
 
 Archives of ophthalmology and otology. Ed. by H. 
 Knapp and S. Moos. v. 1-5. 18ij;i-76. . 4Liol.09 
 
 Arlt [F. von). Injuries of the eye and their medico- 
 legal aspect. Tr. by C. S. Turnbull. 1878. 4:)41.35 
 
 Carter [R. B.) On defects of vision remediable by 
 optical appliances. 1S77 ISlLHti 
 
 — Report on ophthalmic medicine and surgery. 1867-8. 4304.08 
 
 Dond r.i [F. C) .■Anomalies of accommodation and re- 
 fraction of the eye. 1864 4302 01 
 
 Oraef''. ( .4. ) Three memoirs on iridectomy. IfS.'iH. 4302.20 
 
 Holmes (2".) System of surgery, v. 2, 1861 ; p. 673-895 {art. by J. 
 
 Dil.m) 4337.02 
 
 Jeffriea {B. J.) The eye in health and disease. 4311.22 
 
 J:mes I, T. W. ) Failure of sight from railway aud other 
 
 injuries of the spine«and head ; its nature and 
 
 treatment. 1^69 4311.25 
 
 Laurence {J. Z.) and Moon (R. C.) Handy-book of oph- 
 thalmic surgery. 186J. ...".. 4341.26 
 Jrjm.voii (tf.) Diseases of the eye. 2ded. 1874. 4341.33 
 Micnanara {0.) Manual of diseases, ete. 1872. 4341.19 
 Nannel'V (T.) The organs of vision : their anatomy. 
 
 and physiology. 185S 4341.24 
 
 Schwigqer {V.) Hand-book of ophthalmology. Tr. by 
 
 P.'Farley. 1S78 43U.37 
 
 Sicliel {J.) Spectacles ; uses and abuses. 1850. 4341.27 
 SleUunig (C ) Diseases of the eye, including anatomy. 
 Tr. by D. B. St. J. Koosa, etc. 4th ed. 1873. 4331.39 
 IVei/.s- (j; 6'.) ■ Diseases of the eye. 3ded. 1873. 4341.34 
 WilUain.s {H.W.) Diseases of the eye. 18J2. 4341.29 
 
 — Our eyes. and how to take care of them. 1871. •1341.21 
 
 — Recent advances in ophthalmic science. 18 .6. 4341.30 
 Wdunn I G. 1 Researches on color blindness. 1 S.iS 4341.31 
 »FiTiiiS(?r(7'.) Ueport onophttialmicmed and surg. iseive. 4304 07 
 
 Se also Ed. rev., v. 10.^: 222-211 (Binocular vision); 
 Fr .user's mag., Dec, 1876 (Eyes aud eyeglasses). 
 
 . 54. Face (Diseases of the). 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 2, 1861 ; p. 245-209 (art.bv H. 
 Coote) 433T.0a 
 
 55. Fevers. 
 
 Holmes {T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864; p. 861-871 {SurKical 
 fever, by J., Croft) 4337,04 
 
 Hudson {A.) Lectures on fever. 1868. . . 4314 12 
 
 Miiclaqan ( T. ) Germ theory applied to specific fevers. 
 1876 4327.13 
 
 Mitdiell {J. R.) Cryptogamous origin of malarious aud epi- 
 demic fevers, [/n Ais Five essays, 1859] . . . .432108 
 
 Ziems.<ien{H.von). Cycl. of med.,v.l-'J. 1874-75. J3fi«.01 
 Coutents : v. 1. Liebermeister (K.) Typlioid fever; — The 
 plague. Lebert (H.) Reljpsin^', fever, typhus fever, and 
 cholera. Haenisch (F) Yellow fever.' Heubner {Prof.) 
 Dysentery. Oertel(iI.J.) Epidemicdiphthera. Z.Thomas 
 (L.) Varicella [chicken-pox], measles, rubeola, flcailet (ever. 
 Curschmann (H.) Sinall-pox. Zuelzer I W.) Erysipelas, mi- 
 liary fever, dengue, influenza, and hay fever. Hertz (H.) 
 Mal.irial diseiises. Ziemssen (H. von). Epidemic cerebro- 
 spiiial meningitis. 
 <®- See also Epidemics (p. 758) ;— Military medicine (p. 763). 
 
 56. Food and Diet. 
 
 Beard (0. 3f. ) Eating and drinking ; a manual of 
 food and diet. 1»71 4324.12 
 
 Bellows {A. J.y Philos. of eating. 1867. . .4324.(16 
 
 Cameron (C. A.) Handy book on food and diet, in 
 health and disease. 1871 4324.16 
 
 Chambers ( T. K. ) Manual of diet in health and dis- 
 ease. 1875 43.V2.f,9 
 
 Combe (A.) Physiology of digestion with relation to 
 dietetics. 1M36 4324.02 
 
 Sobell { //. ) On diet and regimen in sickness and 
 health. 1S70 4321.14 
 
 Guy {W. A.) On sufQcient and insufficient dietaries, with es- 
 pecial ref. to the dietaries of prisoners, [In Statistical soc. 
 of London. Journal, v. 26, 1863.] 
 
 Haughton {S.) Relation of food to work. [In Sm. j-eport. 
 1870.] 39:i6.25 
 
 Holbrook ^M. L.) Eating for strength. 1. Science of 
 
 eating. 2. Receipts for wholesome cookery. 3. 
 
 Receipts for wholesome drinks. 1875. 4324.18 
 Mitchell ( S. W. ) Fat and blood : and how to make 
 
 them. 1877 43'23.23 
 
 aiding (W.) Report on dietetics. 1859. . . 4;j04.0l 
 Paris (J. A.) Treatise on diet. 1837. . . . 4324.03 
 Hchlkkeijsen { G. ) Fruit and bread ; a scientific diet. 
 
 Tr. by M. L. Holbrook. 1877 4352.16 
 
 Smith (E.) Foods. 1873 43r,2.I5 
 
 See also Gent mag., Aug., 1877 (Use and abuse of food, 
 
 by K. A. ProL-tor). 
 
 «S- Sec also Stomach (p. 76S) ;— Corpulence (p. 767) ; 
 
 Domestic ecnnomy {F-ioI, p. 420) ; — Adulterations (p. 6) ; — 
 
 Beverages (p. 756) ; — Vegetarianism (p. 769) ; — Oonstipa- 
 
 tion (p. 756). 
 
 Flavoring Substances. 
 Oliver { H. K.) Report on flavoring articles of food and drink. [In 
 
 Mass. Slate board o/ healt/l. 4th leport, 1872.J .4316.20 
 
 57. Foot and Ankle. 
 
 DowieiJ.) Foot and its covering. 1861.. . 4332.12 
 Hancock (B.) On the operative surgery of the foot 
 
 and ankle-joint. 1873 4i:i2.13 
 
 Rampliry (G. M.) The human foot and the human 
 
 hand. 1861 4332.10 
 
 Peck {J. L.) Dress and care of the feet. 1871. 4332,11 
 
 Formularies. See Pharmacy (p. 764). 
 
 58. Fractures. 
 
 Holmes {T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 763-810 {art. by T. 
 
 K. Horuidge) • . . . . 4337.01 
 
 ,ftS- See also Surgery (p. 768). 
 
 59. Gangrene. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 173-193 (art. by H. 
 
 Coote) 4337.01 
 
 4fc«- See oho Surgery (p. 768). 
 
 Generation. See Reproductive organs fp. 766). 
 
 60. Germ Theory of Disease. 
 
 B-afe (i. S.) Disease germs. 1871. . . . 4327.15 
 
 Muclaiinn (T.) Germ theory, c(c. The specific fevers. 
 
 1876 j3j7 13 
 
 S^-e also Coutemp. rev., Apr., 1377 (Germ theory and 
 spontaneous generation. Pasteur — Tyndall — Ba^iiau). 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY
 
 MEDICINE ; Gout to HipJoint 
 
 759 
 
 61. C3out. 
 
 Dickinson (J. C.) On the tonic treatment of gout. 
 
 2d od. 1871 4321.18 
 
 Oarrad {A. B.) [In ReTnolda. System of moil,, v. 1. 1870] 1316.04 
 
 Graft theory of disease. See Zymotic diseases (p. 769). 
 
 62. G-rahamism. 
 
 Oraham (5.') Lectures on the sciences of human life. 
 
 2 T. 1839 4354.07 
 
 ^g' See alio Vegetarianism (p. 769). 
 
 63. Hair. 
 
 G'idfrey (B.) Diseases of hair. 1872. . . .4341.10 
 Peiry (B.C.) Human hair : diseases, etc. 1866. 
 
 64. Hand. 
 
 Bell {Sir C.) The hand as evincing design. . 3554.01 
 ffamphry (O.M.) Human foot and hand. 1861. 4332.10 
 
 Hay-fever. See Catarrh (p. 756). 
 
 65. Head. 
 
 Du>ight(T.) Anatomy of the head. 1876. . 434S.22 
 Holm's {T.) System of surgery, v. 2, 1861 ; p. 96-197 (iDJuriPS of 
 
 the head, by P. Htswitt) 4337.03 
 
 OUleu (D. ) Surgical diseases of the head and neck. 
 '1848 4316.18 
 
 66. Health, and its conditions. 
 
 Account of persons remarkable for health and lon- 
 gevity, [aiioji.] 1829 3261.24 
 
 AlcoU ( W. A.) Forty years in the wilderness of pills 
 and powders. 1859 4321.01 
 
 — Lectures on life and health. 1853. . . . 4321.02 
 Armstrnng (J.) Art of preserving health, a poem. 
 
 2d ed. 1745 3U22.22 
 
 Bacon {li.) The cure of old age, and preservation of 
 
 youth. 168J 432:!. 27 
 
 5aza.- book of health, [anon.] 1873.. . .4i21.'J5 
 Btecher {Hiss C.) House keeper and health keeper. 
 
 1873 6016.13 
 
 Bdloux i.i.J.) How not to be sick. 1869. . 4i2l.03 
 
 ]^.,le.—See Food and diet (p 758), for his ' Fhilos. of eating." 
 
 B'l'-k iJ.R^ Ten laws of health. 1872.. .41J4.17 
 
 BmW'tiJ) Health : five lay sermons. 1862. 4321.06 
 
 Same. (/reAisSparo hours, v. 2, 186ii.) . . . . 2514.U 
 
 Bulwer {Sir E. L) On ill health a:id its consolations. [In his 
 
 Pio«e works. V. 2, 1S03 ; p. 137-115.] 2511.21 
 
 Campbell tj. ) Hermippus Redivivus : method for pro- 
 longing life, [anon.] 2ded. 17;9. . 432i.25 
 CbniQio ( L ) Discourses on a sober and temperate life. 
 
 With Italian text. 17i 8 432117 
 
 Same. [In Pamphleteer, v. 18-19, 1821.] .... 6058.19 
 
 Davi.: (A. J.) Harbinger of health. 1862. .4321.08 
 Foibe.^ (J.) Of nature and art in the cure of disease. 
 
 1858 4321.11 
 
 F.>Vi^.>;jm(J.M.) Maintenance of health. 1875. 4324.20 
 
 ffarJiei- (■/.) Longevity: means of prolonging life 
 
 after middle age. 3ded. 1875. . . . 43J2.28 
 
 Qieamu (ifr.s-. 7?. B.) Talks to my patients ; hints on 
 
 getting well and keeping well. 1>>70. . 4331.17 
 
 liall ( W. IV. I Fun better than physic ; or everybody's 
 
 life-preserver. [1871.] 4324.11 
 
 — Health at home. 1872 4312.04 
 
 — Hoalth by good living. 1870. 4324.08 
 
 — How to live long. 1875 4322.29 
 
 — Health tracts. 18r,8 4321.23 
 
 H-rti^/i for tho million, [aumi.] 1858. . . .4321.13 
 H'nry [J.i Dialogue betw. patieut and physician. 1838. 5093.16 
 Hinlo,i(J.) Health and its conditions. 1871. 4iv!2.22 
 Howard (iZ ) Discourse on health, according with the wisdom 
 
 of the ancients. [In his Revelations of Egyptian myste. 
 
 ries. la-Wl 1322.23 
 
 Hafelund {C. W.) Art of prolonging life. 1851. 4322.14 
 Inin'iniT.) On preservation of health. 1S70. 4322.18 
 Kingsi'y (Rev. C.) Science of health. [In his Health and educa- 
 tion. 1874.] . 2531.02 
 
 Kitchener ( W. ) Art of invigorating and prolonging 
 
 life. 18:2 4322.24 
 
 Knight {J.) Improvement of the health of children 
 and adults by natural means. Including a his- 
 tory of food. 1871 4324.19 
 
 Lewis ( D.) Our digestion ; or my jolly friend's secret. 
 1872. 4321.22 
 
 — Talks about health. 1871 4321.19 
 
 JacJcion {J. C.) How to treat the sick without medi- 
 cine. 1868 4322.05 
 
 Martineau (II) Health, husbandry, ffc. 1801. 2535.11 
 Moore (G.) Health, disease, and remedy. IS'A. 4322.09 
 Mussey(R.D.) Health: friends and" foes. 1862. 4322.10 
 Eegimen sanitatis Salemitanum. Code of health of the 
 school of Salernura. Tr. into English verse, with 
 notes, by J. Ordronaux. 1871. lz°. . . 4321.18 
 
 Same. 1870. 8=. 4328.211 
 
 Secre< ( r/ie) of long life. [mion.t 1871. . .4322.26 
 Smith (E.) Health : for households, f<c. 1875. 4321.27 
 SinUh(S.) Philosophy of health. 186.5. . .4322.16 
 ri.V'o'(<^-) -^nals of health and long life. 1818. 32i;i.2:i 
 TlMckrrth ( C T.) Eftects of arts, trades, and profes- 
 sions on longevity. 2d ed. 1832. . . 4341.01 
 Ticknor (C.) Philosophy of liring. 1836. .4322.12 
 WaiTen (■!. C. ) Health, with remarks on constipation. 
 
 1854 4322.13 
 
 I'ou/Vs health-book. TH.Y., Harper, 1878. 18°. 4321.28 
 
 See aho Atlantic monthly, v. 1, 1857 ; p. 682595 (.Saints 
 and their bodies, by T. W. Higginson) ; v. If!, 1865 (teaints 
 who have had bodies, by G. Reynolds) ; Fortn. rev.. Oct.. 
 1877. or Eel. mag-, Feb., 1878 (Moral and social aspecta of 
 health, by J. H. Bridges). 
 
 as- S'e also Digestion (p. 757):— Food and diet (p. 768). 
 
 45" For troatiHea upon the relative liealthfuliiesH of v^ 
 rioMB professions see Vital statistics, in the general alphabet. 
 
 67. Heart 
 
 DobelliH.) Affections of the heart. 1872. .4354.14 
 Flinl (A., jr.) Diseases of the heart. 2ded.l870. 4:^54.13 
 Foihergill (J. M.) Heart and its diseases. 1872. 4354.15 
 Kasse (C. £.) Diseases of organs of circulation, etc. 
 
 1816. 8° 431G.07 
 
 Loomis (A. L.) Lectures on diseases of the heart. 
 
 1S75 , 4354.16 
 
 Rei/tiohU (J. B.) System of med., v. 4, 1877. 4315.07 
 Contents : Diseases of the organs of circulation— the 
 heart ; by F. Sibsou, W. li. Gowera, J. W. Begbic, C. H. 
 Fagge, "W. T. Oairduer, T. B. Peacock. 
 Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of med., v. 6, 1876. 4358.06 
 Contents: Rosenstein ,S. S.) Inlrod. to diseasps of the 
 heart, diseases of tUo endocardium. Schroetter (L.) 
 Changes in positiim of the heart, and diseases oi the heart 
 substance Lebert (H.) Congenital diseases of the heart. 
 Quincke (H ) Diseases of the arteries, veins, and lympha- 
 tics. Bauer (J 1 Diseases of the p.-rirardium. 
 jfty See also Circulatory system (p. 756). 
 
 68. Heredity. 
 
 Bain [A.) Evolution .18 applied to mind, [/n /ti^ Emotions and 
 will, 1876 ; p. 17.56.] 6421.10 
 
 Dugdnle (R. L. ) The Jukes ; a study in crime, tic. 
 With introd. by E. Harris. 3d ed. 1877. 5817.12 
 Elam\C.) Naturalheritage. [In A(5 Physician's problems.] 1333.12 
 Foicler (0. b.) Hereditary descent. 1852. . 4331.05 
 Galton(F.) Hereditary genius. 1870. . . . ^736.15 
 A'o(e.— Rev. in Ed. rev . v. 132. 1870. crLittell, 1870. v. 3. 
 
 — Hereditary iiuproveraent. [MFi user's uiarr.. Jan.. 1873.] 
 
 — Hereditary talent and character. [In Macmillau's mag., July, 
 
 Aug.. 1865.) 
 ^ A theory of heredity. [In Contem. rev., Dec. 1375.] 
 
 — Hist, of twins, as a criferiou of the relative jpowers of nattire 
 
 and nurture. [In P'>p. sci. monthly, Jan., 1876.] 
 
 Pal>illo:i iF.) Nature and lifo, 1875 ; p. 330 363 1723.25 
 
 RiM (T/i.) Heredity : a psychol. study. 187.".. 473 .14 
 Spencer {H.) Genesis, heredity, and variation. [7:i/iis Principles 
 
 of biology, v. 1S66 ; p. 239 292.) 5n6.U 
 
 Srie also Atlantic monthly, v. 11, 1SG3 (.^ovcrei.'ns and 
 sons, by C. C. Hazewell) ; btatistical focif ty of London. 
 Journal, v. 31. 1871 {On tho geographical distr.bation of 
 intellectual qualities iu England, by Hyde Clarke) : Lit- 
 tell, July IG, 1859 ; fr. Brit. qu. rev. (Pliysical and moral 
 heritage) ; Westm. rev., July. 1850, Littell. Oct. 3. 1.S56. and 
 Winslow'B jour, of psy. med., v. 10, 1S37 (Hereditary in- 
 fluence, animal and human) ; Wiuslow's joiiru, of psy. 
 med.. V. 1, 1818 (Transmission of mental qualities). 
 
 ^ftP" .See also wiirks ou Marriage (p. 761 ; — Mental phy- 
 siology : Mind and Body (p. 762) ; — Natural history {Dar. 
 uftnian and other theories of evolution). 
 
 69. Hernia. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1864 ; p. 327-326 (orf. by J. 
 
 Birkett) _. . 4337.04 
 
 leS' See also Intestines (p. 761). • ' " 
 
 70. Hip-Joint. 
 
 Taylor (C. F.) On the mechanical treatment of dis- 
 eases of the hip-joint. 1873 4337.22 
 
 tS- See also Orthopedic surgery (p. 761). 
 
 In asking for books, use the ' Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAilE, the arst part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 760 
 
 MEDICINE : Histology (o Insanity. 
 
 71. Histology. 
 
 Klein (B.) Histology. [In Handbook for tbe phys. lab., 2 v. 
 1873 1330.26 
 
 KoUiker (A.) Manual of human histology. Ed. by 
 G. Busk. 2 V. 1S63 4316.12 
 
 KoUiker (,A.) Manual of human microscopic anatomy. 
 1860 4336.03 
 
 Mnrel^C.) Compendium of human H. 1861.4336.20 
 
 Queket (J.) Lectures on histology : elementary tissues 
 of plants and animals. 1852 4336.21 
 
 Schwann (T.) Microscopic researches into the struc- 
 ture and growth of animals, etc. 1817. . 4317.08 
 
 Strieker (S.) and oOiers. Manual of human and com- 
 parative histology. T. 1. Tr. by H. Power. 4303.01 
 
 Wedl{C.) Kudiments of pathological H. 1855. 4317.17 
 flS" See aUo Microscope (p. 762) ; and in the genei'sl 
 alphabet. 
 
 72. Homoeopathy. 
 
 Bcehr{B.) Science of therapeutics. 2 v. 1869. 4313.23 
 Bigelow (./.) Nature in disease, etc., 1854 ; p. 101-109. . 4321.05 
 
 BrodieiSirB.C.) /ii /lis Works, v. 1, 1865.J 1316.08 
 
 Same. \ln Fraser, v. 04, 1861.] 
 
 Brawn {S ) On tlie theory of email doses. [In his Lectures and 
 
 essays, v. 2, 1858 ; p. 169-194] 2515.02 
 
 Gairdiier (iV. T.) Homceopathy. [In Edinb. essays, 1856 ; p. 
 
 95-132.] 2528.05 
 
 GraiwofjU— von). Text-book of H. 1870. .4342.15 
 Hahnemann (6'.) Materia medica pura. Tr. by J. C. 
 
 Hempel. 4 v. 1846 4342.04 
 
 — Organon of homceopathic medicine. 3d Amer. ed. 
 
 1819 4342.01 
 
 — Lesser writings. Tr. by K. E. Dudgeon. With 
 
 notes by E. E. Marcy. 1852 4342.13 
 
 Laurie {J.) awl McClalchey (R. J.) Homoeopathic do- 
 mestic medicine. 1871 4322.19 
 
 Lee {E.) Hydiopathy and homceopathy impartially appreciated. 
 
 1848 6091.07 
 
 UcSherry (R.) Homceopathy. [In Ids Essays, etc., 1869.] 2535.08 
 Neia York (Slate of). Homceopathic med. soc. 
 
 Transactions, v. 1-12, 1863-74 4356.06 
 
 Ruddock' (E. H.) Homoeopathic vade mecum. 5th ed. 
 1872 4342.00 
 
 — Lady's manual of homcBopathic treatment in the 
 
 various derangements incident to her sex. 4th 
 ed. 1872 4342.14 
 
 — Stepping-stone to homojopathy and health. 4342.17 
 
 73. Hospitals and Hospital Service. 
 
 AlcoU [L. M.) Hospital sketches. 1863.. . 642.21 
 Boston. City hospital. 1st med. and surgical report. 
 
 Ed. by J. N. Borland and D. W. Cheever. 
 
 1K70 4318.10 
 
 Brodie {B.) Special hospitals, [/ii /as Works, v. 1, 1865.] 4316.08 
 Diary of a Samaritan. By a member of the Howard 
 
 assoc. ofN.O. 1860 5825.01 
 
 Eastern hospitals and English nurses. By a lady 
 
 volunteer. lanon.'\ 2 v. 1856. . . . 4344.29 
 Oalton ( D. ) Address on the construction of hospitals. 
 
 1869 : 4344.26 
 
 Holstein (Mrs. II.) Three years in field hospitals of 
 
 the army of the Potomac, [anou.] 1867. 043.09 
 Holmes {T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864 ; p. 983-1036 (.art. by 
 
 J. K Martin) 1337.04 
 
 Jenkins {J. F.\ Tent hospitals. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. 
 
 Traas.. no. 6. 7, 1874.] 6811.03 
 
 MuhleabTg {W. A.) Plea for a church hospital in the city of 
 
 New York. [/iWiis Evangel, cath. i-apers, 1877.] .3578.21 
 
 — Sketch of the hist, of St. Luke's hospital, N. Y. [In fas Evan- 
 
 gel, cath. papers, 1877.] 3578.2i 
 
 Kew York (City of). Account of St. Luke's hospital. 
 1860 4344.27 
 
 Notes o{ hospital life from Nov., 1861, to Aug., 1863. 
 lanon.] 1864 643.19 
 
 Simpson (Sir J. Y.) Anaesthesia, hospitalism, etc. 
 1871 4335.26 
 
 United States. Marine hospital service. lst-6th annual 
 report. 1872-77 4353.12 
 
 Surrjeon general's office. Circular, no. 4. Keport on 
 
 barracks and hospitals. 1870 4338.09 
 
 Wylie(\V. 0.) Hospitals: their history, organization, 
 
 and construction. 1877 4344.31 
 
 S'-eaiso Fortn. rev., v. 3, 1865 (Condition of our hospitals, 
 by E. Hart) ; v. 4 (Metropolitan infirmaries for tbe pauper 
 Bick. by E. Hart) : Eraser's mag., v. 51, 1855 (Military hos- 
 pitals, a century ago} ; v. 75, 1867 (St. Katharine's liospi- 
 tal) ; Fraser's mag., Nov.. 1875 (Ventilation of hospitalsj ; 
 June, 1876 (The poor and the hospitals) ; United service 
 
 mag., 1875 (Greenwich hospital) ; Macm. mag., Aug., 1873 
 (Use and abuse of, by W. F. Clarke). 
 
 74. Hydrophobia. 
 
 Bouley (3.) Hydrophobia. Tr. by A. Liautard. 
 
 1874 4345.08 
 
 Fleming (H.) Rabies and hydrophobia. 1872. 4345.07 
 Gamgee [J. and A.) Hydrophobia. [In Reynolds. System of 
 
 med., v. 1, 1870 : p. 313-330.] t315.Jl 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 90, 1861 (Mad dogs): Tour, of 
 mental science, Jan., 1878 (Spurious hydrophobia in jnan, 
 by W. L. Lindsay) ; Nineteenth cent.. 1878, )r Littell. .Tan., 
 26, 1878 (Hydrophobia and rabies, by T. Watson) ; Pop. ;tci. 
 mo., Dec, 1871 (Superstitious on, by C. P, Russell). 
 
 75. Hydropathy. 
 
 Bulwer.Lytton [E. L.) Confessions of a water-patient. [In iw 
 
 Pamphlets, etc., 1875.] 2511.30 
 
 Oully (J.M.) Water cure in chronic disease.1847.4321.14 
 
 Lee (e.) Hydropathy and homceopathy impartially appreciated. 
 
 1848 6091.07 
 
 Nichols (Mrs. M. S. 0.) A woman's work in water 
 
 cure, etc. 1869 4328.02 
 
 Smedley Ij. ) Practical hydropathy. 14th ed. 1872. 4355. 11 
 gig- See also Bath (p. 756). 
 Hygiene. See Sanitary med., or public hygiene (p. 766). 
 76. Hysteria. 
 
 Holmes [T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 361-374 (art. by W. 
 
 S. Savory) 4337.01 
 
 JoUy t.F.) [In Ziemssen (H. von). Oycl., v. 11, 1877 ; p. 173- 
 
 677.) 1368.11 
 
 Lee(R.) Treatise on hysteria. 1871. . . .4332.21 
 
 Skey(F. C.) Hysteria. 1867 4327.23 
 
 aa- See also Nervous system and diseases (p. 763). 
 
 77. Inflammation. 
 
 Bolmrs (T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 2-140 (art. by J. 
 Simon) 4337.01 
 
 78. Influenza. 
 
 Parkes (E. A.) Influenza. [7ii Reynolds. System of med , v. 1, 
 1870; p. 1-28.] 4315.01 
 
 Thompson ( T. ) Annals of influenza in Great Britain, 
 
 1510 to 1837 4317.14 
 
 flS- See also Catarrh (p. 756) ;— Respiratory system 
 (p. 766). 
 
 79. Insanity ; Treatment of the luSane. 
 
 ^mcr. journal of insanity, v. 1-4, 1844-5 — 47-18. 8054.16 
 Broussais (F. J. V.) On irritation and insanity. 
 
 1831 4333.03 
 
 BucknilUJ. C.) Mad-folk of Shakespeare. 1867. 1752.05 
 
 — and Tiike (D. H.) Manual of psychological medi- 
 
 cine, containing the lunacy laws, the nosology, 
 aetiology, statistics, description, diagnosis, pa- 
 thology, and treatment of insanity. 3d ed. 
 1874 • • • '4327.30 
 
 Chambers (J.) A mad world and its inhabitants. 
 1877 4333.34 
 
 Cornwallis (C. F.) On man's power over himself to 
 prevent or control insanity. By J. Bai'low, pseud. 
 1849 43 :!3.14 
 
 Same. New York, 1846 2543.07 
 
 Davis (A. J.) Mental disorders. 1871. . . 4332.26 
 
 Dickson (J. T. ) Science and practice of medicine in 
 relation to mind, the pathology of nerve centres, 
 and the jurisprudence of insanity : lectures. 
 1874 4357.15 
 
 Farle (P.) Visit to thirteen asylums in Europe ; and 
 essay on insanity. 1841 4353 01 
 
 Ellis (J.) Avoidable causes of disease. 1850. 4321.07 
 
 Eliis (Sir W. C.) Treatise on insanity, with observ. 
 on lunatic asylums. 1838 433'i.27 
 
 Folsom (C. F.) Diseases of the mind. [In Mass. State board of 
 healtli. 8th annual report, 1877 ; p. 325-433.) . . .4345.24 
 
 Gait (J.M.) Treatment of insanity. 1846. .433^.23 
 
 Oheel, the city of the simple. Bv the author of ' Flem- 
 ish interiors.' 1869 433i.24 
 
 Glen (J.) Theory of the influence exerted by the 
 mind over the body in the production and re- 
 moval of morbid and anomalous conditions of the 
 animal economy 4332.28 
 
 Hammond ( W. A. ) Insanity in its medico-legal rela- 
 tions. 1866 4333.11 
 
 — Cerebral hypersemia the result of mental strain or 
 
 emotional disturbance. 1878 4332.31 
 
 . — Insanity in its relation to crime 1873. . 4333.30 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY.
 
 MEDICINE : insanity to Marriage. 
 
 761 
 
 Kellogg (A. 0.) Shakspeare's delineations of insanity. 
 
 18G6 1754.07 
 
 TmhI (Mrs. Omrge). Behind the bars. 1871.4333.17 
 M'liOleinR. It.) Infirmities of genius. 1833.2541.01 
 Maudsky (H.) Body and mind. An inquiry into 
 
 their connection and mutual influence, especially 
 
 in reference to mental disorders. Enl. ed. 
 
 With psychological essays. 1S73. . . 43:53.15 
 
 — Physiology and pathology of mind. 18G8. . 4333.10 
 
 — Responsibility in mental disease. 1874. . 43:13.31 
 Morison (A.) Outlines of lectures on mental diseases. 
 
 1826 4332.25 
 
 Ordronaiix (J. ) Commentaries on lunacy laws of N. Y. , 
 and judicial aspects of insanity. 1878. . 4333.36 
 Packard (Mrs. E. P. W.) Modern persecution, or 
 insane asylums unveiled, as demonstrated by the 
 report of the investigating committee of the leg- 
 islature of Illinois. 2 T. 1875. . . .4355.14 
 Bmj {J.) Med. jurisprudence of insanity. 1853. 4333.09 
 Robinson (G.) Prevention and treatment of mental 
 
 disorders. 1859 4355.14 
 
 SpurzhnmiJ. G.) Observ. on iifianity. 18:^5. 4333.04 
 Storer(KR.) Of reflex insanity in women. 1871. 4331.21 
 Upluim (T. C.) Outlines of imperfect and disordered 
 
 mental action. 1848 4333.06 
 
 Take [D. H.) Insanity in ancient and modem life, 
 
 with chapters on its prevention. 1878. . 4333.35 
 
 Wigati {A. L.) A new view of insanity. Duality of 
 
 the mind proved, etc. 1844 4333.16 
 
 TTiiwtoio (F.) Anatomy of suicide. 1840. . 4333. U2 
 
 — Obscure diseases of the brain. 1860. . . 4333.01 
 
 4KS" 5ce also Fraser'amag.. Apl.. 1877. or Littell, May 19, 
 1877 (Moral treatment, by E. Hopkius) ; Sauitariau, June, 
 1877 (The ple:i of insanity, by A. L. Carroll); Amer. Cath. qn. 
 rev., Jan.. 1878 (Metaphysics of insanity, by J. M. Wilcox); 
 Ed. rev., v. 112 (Brain difficulties). 
 
 ;BS- Sec also Mental physiology (p. 762) ;— Medical juris- 
 prudence (p; 762). 
 
 Cretins and idiots. 
 See Atlantic mo., v. 1, 18.57; p. 410.419 (What has been 
 and can be done for them, by L. P. Brofkett) ; Eel. mag., 
 v. 26. 1852 ; p. 201-206) ; WiusloWs Jour, of psy. med., v. 3 
 (Several articles) ; Med. critic, v. 1, 1861 (Ed. treatment). 
 
 80. Instruments. 
 
 Holmes (T) System of surgery, v. 4. 1864 ; p. 1037-1052 (Surgical 
 instruments, by H»Coote and J. C. Wordsworthl. 43J7.04 
 
 Evans {T. iV,] Report on instruments, etc. [In Paris univ. 
 exbib. Eeports, V. 6, 1867.] 3915.13 
 
 81. Intestines. 
 
 LeicJUenstem (0.) Constrictions, occlusions, and displacements 
 of the intestines. [In Ziemsseu (H. von). Cyclofsedia of 
 medicine, v. 7, 1876.J 4358.07 
 
 82. Joints. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 3, 1863 ; p. 704-795 (Diseases, 
 
 etc., by A. A. Johnson) 4337.03 
 
 *S- .See also Hip-joint (p. 759). 
 
 83. Kidneys, Urinary and Renal Organs. 
 
 Bartels(C.) andEbstidn{W.) Diseases of the kidney, [in Ziems- 
 sen (H. W. von). Cycl.'ot med.. v. 15. 1877.] . . 4358.15 
 
 Beale (L.S.) Kidney diseases, urinary deposits, and 
 
 calculous disorders. 3d ed. 1868. . . 4335.06 
 Black iD. C. ) On the functional diseases of the renal, 
 
 urinary, and reproductive organs. 1872. 4335. U9 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1804; p. 327-423 (Surgery, 
 
 etc., H. Thompson) 4337.04 
 
 Loomis {A.L.) Diseases of the kidneys. 1875. 4354.16 
 Neubauer {G.) and Vogel {J.) Analysis of urine. 
 
 1863 4302.23 
 
 Roberts ( IF! ) Practical treatise on urinary and renal 
 
 diseases. 2d ed. 1872. . . . '. . . 4335.08 
 Senator iH.) Diabetes insipidus. [/nZiemssen (H. von). Cycl 
 
 of med., v. 16, 1877.) 4358.16 
 
 StevMrt {T. G.) Practical treatise on Bright's dise.ase 
 
 of the kidneys. 2d ed. 1871 4335.07 
 
 84. Larynx and .Laryngoscope. 
 
 Czermak {J.) Laryngoscope, and its employment in 
 physiology and medicine. 1861. . . . 4302.02 
 
 Holmes T.) System of surgery, v. 3. 1863 ; p. 224-258 (art. by H. 
 Gray and A. E. Durham). 4337.03 
 
 Mackenzie {M.) Essay on growths in theL.1871.4337.09 
 
 — Hoarseness, loss of voice, and stridulous breathing, 
 
 in relation to nervo-muscular afl'ections of the 
 larynx. 1868 4337.10 
 
 Marcct ( W.) Clinical notes on diseases of the larynx. 
 1869 4337.07 
 
 Ruppanrr {A.) Practice and principles of laryngo- 
 scopy and rhinoscopy in diseases of the throat 
 and nasal passages. 1868 43)7.06 
 
 Ziemssen {H. von). Diseases of the larynx, [/n ftii Cvcl. of med.. 
 
 T. 7. 1870.) ....". .4358.07 
 
 j^" Sf'e also Respiratory organs (p. 7C6) ; — Throat dis- 
 eases (p. 768). 
 
 85. Lead Diseases. 
 
 Tanquerel d'-s Planchf.i (L.) Lead disoasea. From 
 the French. 1.'548 4343.01 
 
 Mass. state board of hralth. 2d report, 1870 ; p. 21-44. . 4345.19 
 Nol£. — Gives the 'literature of the subject.' 
 
 86. Lesions. 
 
 Dupuylren (0.) On the lesions of the vascular system, ' 
 diseases of the rectum, e(c. 1854. . . . 4316.04 
 
 87. Life Insurance. 
 
 Sieveking (E II) Medical adviser in. 1874. . 4327.10 
 Smith (G.W.) Notes on life ins. 3d ed. 1876.5931.13 
 
 88. Light. 
 
 Pleasnnlon (^A. J. ) Influence of the blue ray of sun- 
 light and of the blue colour of the sky, "in devel- 
 oping animal and vegetable life ; in arresting 
 disease, etc. 1876 4)23.34 
 
 Winslow ( F. ) Light : its influence on life and health. 
 London, 1867 4323.27 
 
 — — Same, New York, 1868 4323.29 
 
 Lithotomy and Lithotrity. See Stone, etc. (p. 768). 
 
 89. Liver. 
 
 Frerichs {F. T.) Clinical treatise on diseases of the 
 
 liver. 2v. 1860 4302.13 
 
 Murchison (C.) On functional derangements of the 
 Jiver. Croonian lectures, 1874. • . . . 4354.21 
 
 90. LockjaTV. 
 
 Bauer (J.) Tetanus. [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl., v. 14, 1877 ■ 
 p. 315-365.1 4358.U 
 
 Holmes {T.). System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 299-322 (art. by A. 
 Poland) 4337.01 
 
 91. Lumbago. 
 
 Laioson (H.) Sciatica, lumbago, etc., and their cure by 
 hypodermic injection of morphia. 1872. 4323.15 
 
 92. Lungs. 
 
 Catlin(G.) Breath of life. 1861 4323.30 
 
 Fuller (H. W.) On diseases of the lungs and air-pas- 
 sages. 1867 4324.26 
 
 HaU(W.W.) Coughs and colds. 1870. . .4324.24 
 Lewis I D. ) Weak lungs, and how to make them strong 
 
 1863 4324.27 
 
 JVofe.— Condensed in Atlantic mo., v. 11, 1803 ; p. 657-674. 
 Walts (R. G.) Inhalation for diseases of the lungs' 
 
 1871 4324.22 
 
 Ziemssen (H.V071). Cycl. of med., v. 4-5. 1875-76.4358.04 
 Contenls : v. 4. Fraentzel (O.) Diseases of the pleura. 
 5. Jueri;ensen (X.) Croupous pneumonia, catarrhal 
 pneumonia, hypostatic processes in the lungs, pneumonia 
 from embolism. Hertz (H.) Anieniia. liyperoemia and 
 oedema, hemorrhages, atelectasis, atrophy, hypertrophy, 
 pulmonary emphysema, gangreue of the lungs, new- 
 growths of the lungs, new growths in the mediastinum, 
 parasites of the lungs. Ruehle (H.) Pulmonary consump- 
 tion, acute miliary tuberculosis. Rindfleisch (G.E.) Chronic 
 and acute tuberculosis. 
 
 JSig- See also Respiratory organs (p. 766) ;— Consumption 
 (p. 767). 
 
 93. Marriage. ' 
 
 Blackwell (A.B.) The sexes throughout nature. 4732.24 
 D'iffy {Mrs.E.B.) Relations of thesexes. 1876. 4331.34 
 Fowler (O.S.) Hereditarj' descent ; its laws and facts. 
 
 1852 4331.05 
 
 Same. 17th ed. 1848 5823.00 
 
 Gardner {A. K.) Conjugal sins. 1870. . . 4331.16 
 Husband and wife ; or science of human development 
 
 lanon.l New York, 1863. 12° 4331. U4 
 
 -VapAej/sCff.iZ:) The transmission of life. 1871. 4.!31.23 
 St. Leon (Count de). Love and its hidden history 
 
 1«69 4331.13 
 
 Storer (H.R.) Is it I ?■ A book for every man. 4331.08 
 
 — Why not? A book for every woman. 1866. 4331.10 
 
 S6 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 762 
 
 MEDICINE : Marriage to Midwifery. 
 
 Ware {J. ) Hints to young men on the relation of the 
 
 eexes. 1850 4331.07 
 
 Wells (H-R.) Wedlock. 18G9 4331.12 
 
 Same. 1874 5835.20 
 
 Consanguinity in marriage. 
 Allen (N'.) Intermarriage of relations. [/7i Hammond's jour, of 
 
 psy. med., Apl., 18U9 ; p. 244-297.) 8104.03 
 
 Darwin {G. H ) Marriages botw. first cousins in England and 
 their uffectB. [In Statistical soc. of Loudon. Journal, July, 
 1875. Abridced iu Fortnightly rev., .July. 1875.) 
 
 ■S« Fortn rev., v. 2-3. 1805 (2 art. by W. Adams) ; Westm. 
 roT., V. 80, 1863 or Litteli. 1803, v. 3 ; Westm. rev., Oct., 
 1876 ; WiusloWs Jour, of psy. med., t. 10, 1867 ; p. 368-379. 
 a(S" See also Marriage (p. 740). 
 
 94. Materia Medica and Tberapeutlca. 
 
 Archer [T. C.) Miscellaneous medicinal produote. [In his Eco- 
 nomic bolauy.) 4912.11 
 
 Garrod (A. B.) Essentials of materia medica and 
 
 therapeutics. 1«72 4:313.17 
 
 Griffllhs (W. H.) Lessons on prescriptions and pre- 
 scribing. 1873 4312.17 
 
 Gross {11.) Comparative materia medica. 1867. 4342.02 
 Hahnemann {S.) Materia medica pura. 4 v. 4342.04 
 Pereira (J. ) Manual of materia medica and therapeu- 
 tics. Abr. by F. Farre, elc. 18G5. . . 4313.20 
 Pliniu^ Secundus IC.) Remedies. [In Aix Nat. hist., v. 4-G, 1853.] 
 
 iStillS {A. ) Therapeutics and materia medica. 6th ed. 
 
 2v. 1868 4313.18 
 
 Warinq {K J.) Manual of practical therapeutics. 
 
 3d ed. 1871 4313.21 
 
 gS" See also Pharmacy and Pharmacology (p. 764). 
 
 Medical Botany. 
 
 Carson {J.) 'nius. of med. botany. 2 v. 1847. 2757.02 
 
 95. Measles. 
 
 Singer (S.) Measles, [/ti Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 1870 ; 
 p. 188-205.] 4316.04 
 
 96. Medical Jurisprudence. 
 
 [Note. — Entries supplementary to those under Law (p. 689).] 
 
 Guy { W. A. ) and Fenier [D. ) Principles of forensic 
 medicine. 4th ed. 1875 43i5.06 
 
 McOlMiind [if. A.) Civil malpractice : a treatise on 
 surgical jurisprudence. 1877 • 4326.22 
 
 Medico-lei/al society of New York. Papers. 1st series. 
 
 Eev'ised ed. 1874 4355.07 
 
 Contents : History of formation of the society. Shrady 
 (Wm.) Law iu reference to suicide and intemperance iu 
 life insurance ; — Laws relatiug to inebriate asylums and 
 habitual druuliards ; — Mental unsouuduess, us affecting 
 testamentary capacity ; analysis of the evidence iu tiie 
 Steniiecke-SchcEppe alle^'ed poisoning case. Rogers {S.) 
 Influence ot metliomania upon business and criminal re- 
 spouaibility ; — Herodiiary diseases of the nervous system 
 unattended by meutal aberration ; — Can chloroform be 
 used to facilitato robbery ? O'Dea (J. J.) Methomauia ; — 
 Hereditary'luflueuco in menial diseases ; — Plea of insanity 
 in criminal cases ; — Sphere, rights, and obligationB of 
 medical experts. Teller (S.) Medical points in regard to 
 the suicide and inteiuuerance provisos of life insurance 
 policies. Tiliou (F.) Law iu reference to the sale of poi- 
 Bons by druggists. Hammond (W. A.) Medico-legal study 
 of the case of Daniel McFarlaud ; — Medico-legal value of 
 confession as au evidence of guilt. Lee (C. A.) Medico- 
 legal opinion relative to the sanity of Carlton Gates; — 
 Mtdico-legal suggestions on insanity. Oampbell (J. V.) 
 Does the law deal uufairly with questions ot insanity? 
 Peters (J. C-) Ou sects iu medicine. Parsons (R. L.) Sug- 
 gestions relative to the sequestration of the person of 
 alleged lunatics. Marmon (P. de). Medico-legal consideia- 
 tions upon alcoholism and the moral and criminal respon- 
 sitiility of inebriates. Clymer (.M.) Legitimate iufluence 
 of epilepsy upon criminal responsibility. Burr {G.) 
 Medico-legal notes on the case of Edward H. Ruloff ; with 
 obt>erv. upon, and measurement of his cranium, brain, etc. 
 Peet (I. L.) Physical stalus and criminal responsibility of 
 the totally uneducated deaf and dumb. Index. 
 
 W(ir<;le)i (R. B.) Familiar forensic view of man and 
 law. 1860 5438.15 
 
 Woodman (W. B.) and Tidij {C. 31.) Forensic medi- 
 cine and toxicology. 1S77 4343.06 
 
 97. Medical Zoology. 
 
 AUen{II.) Outlines of med. zoology. 1869. .4336.05 
 
 Moquin-Tandon {A.) Elements of. 1861. . 4822.07 
 
 MW See also Parasites {p. 764) ;-;Poisons {Animal, p. 7G5). 
 
 98. Mental Physiology and Psychology. 
 
 Gxrjjenter (W. B.) Principles of mental physiology, 
 discipline of the mind, and the study of its mor- 
 bid conditions. 1874 4333.32 
 
 iVo^c— Reviewed in Quar. rev., Jan., 1877. ' 
 
 Elam,{C.) Physician's problems. 1869. ^ . 4333.12 
 Contents : Natural heritage. On degeneration in man. 
 On moral and criminal epidemics. Body vs. mind. Illu- 
 sions and hallucinations. On somnambulism. Reverie 
 and abstraction. 
 Evans (iV.F.) The mental cure. 1809. . . 5438.16 
 Fcuchlerslehen{D.) Medical psychology. 18i7. 4316.05 
 Gorlon{D.A.) Essay on mental hygiene. 1873. 4327.29 
 Griesinr/er (W.) Mental pathology and therapeutics. 
 
 1867 431)2.16 
 
 Laycock (T.) Mind and brain : or consciousness and 
 organization. 2d ed. 2 v. 1809. . .5414.15 
 Lordat {J.) Lectures on meutal dynamics in relation to the sci- 
 ence of medicine. [Advocating Dualism.] Wiuslow's jour., 
 V. 5-6, 1852-3 {several articles). 
 Maudsley (H. ) Physiology and pathology of mind. 
 
 2d ed. 18C8 4333.10 
 
 Bay (I.) Contrib. to Oriental pathology. 1873. 4332.22 
 
 — Mental hygiene. 1863 4333.05 
 
 Winslow (F.) On the preservation of the health of 
 
 body and mind. 1842 4333.13 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Hammond {W. A., ed.) Journal of psychological med- 
 icine. V. 1-6. New York, 1807-'i2. 8°. . 8104.01 
 
 Medical critic and psychological journal. Ed. by 
 Forbes Winslow. 3 v. L., 1861-63. 8°. 8122.13 
 
 Winslow (F.) Journal of psychological medicine and 
 ^mental pathology. 13 v. L., 1818-60. 8°. 8171.01 
 
 Body and Mind. 
 
 Bnlian {S. B.) Man and his relations. 1864. 5438.03 
 Brudie {Sir B.) Mind and matter. 1S57. . 5J3H.04 
 Cooke IW.) Medical and moral life. 1S53. .5138.06 
 Elam (C.) Body vs. miud. [In his Physician's problems, 
 
 1869.] 43a3.12 
 
 Hatch {B. F.) The constitution of man, physically, 
 
 morally, and spiritually considered. 1806. 5i:i8.U'7 
 Maudsley (H.) Body and mind : specially in reference 
 
 to mental disorders. 1871 4333.15 
 
 Moore {G.) The body in relation to the mind. 
 
 1853 5438.12 
 
 — Power of the soul over the body. 1852. • . 5438.13 
 Kewnham (IK) Keciprocal influence of body and 
 
 mind. 1842 5438.14 
 
 Tiike {D. H.) Illustrations of the influence of the 
 mind upon the body in health and disease. 
 Designed to elucidate the action of the ima,>,'ina- 
 
 tion. 1873 4333.29 
 
 Winslow (F.) On the preservation of the health of 
 
 body and mind 433.5.13 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 103, 1856. or Litteli. 1856 (Body and 
 mind); V. 109 (Life and or;;aiiization) ; Fortu. rev., Dec., 
 1874 (Body aud mind) ; "Wiuslow's Jour, of psy. med., v. 8, 
 1»55 (Brain iu rel. to mind) ; v. 7, 1854 Corielatiou ot psy- 
 chol. with physiology). JQE5" Sec also Biology (p. 216) ; — 
 Brain (p. 755); — Insanity (p. 700);— Nervous system (p. 763); 
 also, iu the general alpljabet. Animal magnetism (p. 28); — 
 Spiritualism ; — Philosophy {Psychology). 
 
 99. Microscopical Medicine. 
 
 Beale {L. S.) The microscope and its application to 
 clinical medicine. 3d ed. 1866. . . . 4336.28 
 
 Frey {H.) The microscope and microscopical tech- 
 nology. Tr. by G. 11. Cutter. 1872. . 4838.22 
 
 Uniled States. {Army medical museum. ) Catalogue of 
 microscopical section. By E. Curtis. 18b7. 4338.02 
 es" See also Histology (p. 760). 
 
 100. Midwifery. 
 
 Barnes {E.) Eeport, etc. 1865-06—1869-70. . 4304.07* 
 
 Briqht^J. M.) Keport, elc. 1863 4304.05 
 
 Cazemu^ (P.) Treatise on midwifery. 1874. 4335. 'z3 
 
 Hnoitl (G.) Eeport, etc. 186U-63 4aO!.G2 
 
 Milne {A.) Midwifery. 1871 4335.22 
 
 Pickmere {J. R.) Address on the propriety of midwives instead 
 of surgeons, practising nridwilery. [In Pamphleteer, 
 y. 28.] 6068.28 
 
 BROOKLTN LIBRARY,
 
 MEDICINE : Military Medicine (.. Nose. 
 
 763 
 
 Schrueder iK.) Manual of midwifery, including the 
 pathology of pregnancy and the puerperal state. 
 Tr. by C. H. Carter. 1878 4335.31 
 
 Swayne (</. (?.) Obstetric aphorisms. 1871. . 4335.23 
 
 101. Military Medicine.. 
 
 Saxter {J. H.) Statistics, medical and anthropologi- 
 cal, of the provost-marshal-general's bureau. 2 v. 
 1875 4338.19 
 
 Oovid (B. A.) Investigations in the military and an- 
 thropological statistics of Amer. soldiers. 1869. 
 
 Hammond {W. A., cd.) Military, medical, and surgi- 
 cal essays prepared for the CJnited States sanitary 
 
 commission. 18154 432G.18 
 
 Conlenls : Post (A.) and Van Buren (W. H ) Military hy- 
 gieue aud therapeutics. Harris (E.) Control and preven- 
 tion of intectiouB diseases. Van Buren (W. H.) Qtiiuiue 
 as a prophylactic againBt uialarious diseases. Rules for 
 preserving the health of the soldier. Smith (F. G.) and 
 Stille(.\.) Vaccination ill armies. Hammond {W. A.) Scur- 
 vy. Metcalf (-I.T.) Miasiuatic fevers. UphamfJ.B.j Coutin- 
 ue J fevers. Metcalf (J. T.) Yellow fever. FUnt (A.) Pneu- 
 monia. Stille (A.) Dysentery. Mott (V.) Pain and anaes- 
 thetics. Hemorrhage from wouuds. Packard (J. H.) 
 Treatment of fractures. Smith (S.) .^mputalii'na. Hod- 
 ges (R. M.) Excisiou of the joiuts for traumatic causes. 
 Bumstead (F. J.) Venereal diseases. 
 
 Mann (J. ) Medical sketches of the campaigns of 1812- 
 14. 1816 4343.26 
 
 Mayo (C.) Medical service of the federal army. [In Gallon (F) 
 Vacatiou tourists. 1862-3.] 923.13 
 
 United States, bunjeon general's office. Medical and 
 surgical history of the war of the rebellion, (1801- 
 65). Part i., v. 1-2, pt. n., r. 2. 1870. . 433S.07 
 Part I. By J. J. Woodward, v. 1. Medical, v. 2. Sur- 
 gical. Part II. V. 2. Surgical history, by G. A. Otis. 
 
 — Report on the hygiene of the U. S. army, with de- 
 
 scriptions of military posts. 1875. . . 4338.10 
 Ste also Atl. mo., v. 10. 18B2 (Article by E. Jarvis). 
 
 — Statistical report on the sickness aud mortality in 
 
 the army of the U. S., 1839-55, 1855-60. 2 v. 
 "Washington, 1856-60. 4^ 
 
 — Army medical museum. Catalogue of the medical 
 
 section. By J. J. Woodward. 1867. . . 4338.02 
 United Slates sanitary commission. Contributions re- 
 lating to the causation and prevention of disease 
 and to camp disease. Ed. by A. Flint. 1867. 4343.24 
 
 [Reports on military medicine and surgery.] 
 
 1863 4347.10 
 
 ;8S- See also Surgery (^^. 768). 
 
 102. Miu£a:al Springs. 
 
 Allen {R. L.) Analysis of the principal mineral foun- 
 tains at Saratoga Springs. 1853. . . . 432S. 04 
 
 Cutler ( 2'. ) Notes on Spa : its chalybeate springs. 
 1871 4328.03 
 
 Gibson ( ir. S.) Miner.il springs ; their medicine and mytho- 
 logy. [In his .Miscellanies. 2a s , 18ii3 ; p. 162-lUl.] 2528.14 
 
 OranaiUe (A. B.) The Midland and Southern Spas 
 of England, and principal sea-bathing places. 
 1841 953.01 
 
 Macpherson (J.) Baths and wells Of Europe. 4328.01 
 
 Madden ( T. M. ) The Spas and their use. Belgium, 
 Germany, Switzerland, France and Italy. 3d ed. 
 1874 4328.06 
 
 Moorman t J.J.) Mineral springs of N. A. 1873. 4328.05 
 
 — Virginia springs, and springs of the South and 
 
 ^Vest. 1>59 1113.09 
 
 j^" See also Baths and batliing (p. 755). 
 
 103. Mouth aud Lips. 
 
 Holmes (T.) Svstem of surgery, v. 4, 186* ; p. 77-182 (arJ. by Q. 
 
 D. Pollock) ^ 4337.04 
 
 Vogel {A] Diseases of the lips and C{Aty of the mouth. [In 
 
 Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl., v. 6, 1876 ; p. 733-860.] . 4358.06 
 
 104. Movement Cure, 
 
 Taylor {C. F.) Theory and practice of the movement 
 cure. 1861 4324.30 
 
 Taylor (0. H.) Exposition of the Swedish movement 
 cure. 1860 4324.29 
 
 105. Muscular System. 
 
 Flint (.4., jr.) On the source of muscular power. 
 
 1878 4355.25 
 
 Holmes [T.) System of surgery, v. 3, 1862 ; p. 667-614 {art. by 
 
 W. J. Little) 4337.03 
 
 Narcotics. See Stimulants and narcotfca (p. 707). 
 
 106. Neck. 
 
 Uolmes (r.) System of surgery, v, 3, 1861 ; p. 270 339 (art. by H. 
 Gray) 4337.02 
 
 107. Nervoua System. 
 
 Archives of electrology and neurology : a journal of 
 
 electro-therapeutics and nervous diseases. Ed. 
 
 by G. M. Beard, v. 1, 1874 4357.01 
 
 Bauduy (J. E.) Diseases of the nervous system. 
 
 1876 4327.31 
 
 Bell (Sir C.) Nervous system of the human body. 
 
 1814 4327.25 
 
 Brown.Siquard {C. E.) Lectures on the nerves. [In Tribune 
 
 pop. science, pt. 2. 1874.) 3908.01 
 
 — Lectures. [In Lancet. 18G6.J 
 
 Campbell (H. ) Treatise on nervous exhaustion and 
 diseases induced by it. 8th ed. 1874. . 4327.22 
 
 Dickson (J. T.) Science and practice of medicine in 
 relation to mind, the pathology of nerve centres, 
 and the jurisprudence of insanity : lectures. 
 1874 4357.15 
 
 Erb [W. H.) Diseases of the peripheral cerebro-spinal nerves, 
 [/n Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl.. v. 11. 1876.] . . .4368.11 
 
 — Diseases of the spinal cord and medulla oblongata. [In 
 
 Ziemssen, v. 13, 1878.; 4358.13 
 
 Flint (A., jr.) Physiology of man: nervous system. 
 
 1870 4"326.09 
 
 Hammond (W. A.) Treatise on diseases of the ner- 
 vous system. 1871 ■J327.27 
 
 — Spiritualism and allied causes and conditions of 
 
 nervous derangement. 1876 3815.45 
 
 Holmes {T.) System of surgery, v. 3, 1862; p. 876-896 (Diseases, 
 
 etc., by C. E. Brown-Sequard) 4337.03 
 
 Huff(G.) Electro-i^hysiology. 1853. . . . 4327.26 
 Laycock (T.) Mind and brain, v. 2, 1869 ; p. 331.442.] . . 6414.15 
 Lewes (G. H.) Physical basis of mind. 1877. 5414.22 
 
 ilfaut/sfej((H.) /n Ais Phys. of mind. 1868 4333.10 
 
 Mitchell (S. W.) Injuries of nerves and their conse- 
 quences. 1872 4332.20 
 
 — Wear and tear ; or hints for the overworked. 
 
 1871 4322.21 
 
 Murray, [pseudon.'i Emotional diseases of the sympa- 
 thetic system of nerves. 1868 4327.24 
 
 Prochaska (G.) Dissertation on the nervous system. [Witk TJn.- 
 zer(J. A) Physiology.] .• . . .4317.15 
 
 Radcliffe (C. B.) Dynamics of nerve and muscle. 
 1871 4332.17 
 
 Reynolds {J. R.) System of med., v. 2, 1872 ; p. 1-801 
 {art. by H. Maudsley, W. AV. Gull, J. R. Rey- 
 nolds, C. B. Radcliffe, and others). . . 4315.05 
 
 Romberrj (M. H.) Manual of nervous diseases. 2 v. 
 ]8o3 4316.21 
 
 Spwzheiin {J. O.) Anatomy of brain, with view of nervous sys- 
 tem. 1836 4337.28 
 
 Verity {R.) Changes produced in the nervous sj-stem 
 by civilization considered. 2d ed. 1839. 4327.28 
 
 West ( C. ) On some disorders of the nervous system 
 in childhood. 1871 4*i32.19 
 
 \^hyatl (R.) Essay on the vital and other involuntary 
 motions of animals. 1751 4327.16 
 
 Zie7nssen (H. von). Cycl. of med., v. 11-14. 1876- 
 
 78. 435^.11 
 
 Cimtents : v. 11. Erb (W. H.) Diseases of the peripheral 
 cerebro-spinal nerves. 12. Nothnagel (H.), Hitzig (E.), • 
 Obernier (F.), Heubner (O.) and Huguenin o.) Diseases 
 of the brain and its membranes. 13. Erb (W. H.) Dis- 
 eases of the spinal cord aud medulla oblongata. 14 Eu- 
 lenburg (A.) Vaso-motor aud trophic neuroses, catalepsy. 
 Nothnagel (H.) Epilepsy. Bauer (J.) Tetanus. Ziemssen 
 (H. von). Chorea. Jolly (F.) Hysteria. Eussmaul (A.) 
 Disturbances of speech. 
 
 jjsS* .See aUo Stimulants and narcotics (p. 767) ; — Spine 
 (p. 7671 ;— Brain (p. 7o5 ) •.— Insanity (p. 760) ;— Mental 
 physiology (p. 762) ;— Ophthalmoscope (p. 764). 
 
 108. Nem-algia. 
 
 Anslie {F. E.) Neuralgia and the diseases that resem- 
 ble it. 1871 4332.16 
 
 — Neuralgia. [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 2, 1872 ; p. 
 734-761.] 4316.06 
 
 109. Nose. 
 
 Holmes {T.) System of surgery, v. 3, 1862 ; p. 189.223 (Diseases. 
 
 by A. Die) 4337.03 
 
 jSS' See also Respiratory organs (p. 766). 
 
 In asking for books, use the •• Book Order," giving the .ADTUOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the SOMBER,
 
 764 
 
 MEDICINE : Nursing to Physiology. 
 
 110. Nursing. 
 
 DomvilleiE. J.) Manual for hospital nurses. 2d ed. 
 
 1875. . 4322.31 
 
 Mitchell (S. W.) Nurse and patient, and camp cure. 
 
 1877 4322.32 
 
 h'ighiinqnle (F.) Notes on nursing. 1860. . 4322.11 
 
 jVo(e.— lioviewed in Qu. rev., v. 107, 1860. 
 White ( V. ) Manual of nursing prepared for the train- 
 ing school for nurses attached to Bellevue hos- 
 pital. 1878 4322.33 
 
 See also Macmillan, Sept., 1876 (Sick-nuiBOS, by Maria 
 Trench). 
 
 Ophthalmology. See Eye (p. 768). 
 
 J 111. Ophthalmoscope. 
 
 AVbuitiT. C.) On the use of the ophthalmoscope in 
 diseases of the nervous system and of the kid- 
 neys ; also in other disorders. 1871. . 4341.20 
 
 Wilson (H.) Lectures on the theory and practice of 
 the ophthalmoscope. 1868 4341.23 
 
 Opium. See Stimulants and narcotics (p. 767). 
 
 112. Orthopedic Surgery. 
 
 Bigeloio (H. J.) Manual of orthopedic surgery. 
 
 1845 4348.18 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 3, 1862 ; p. 622-556 (or/, by T. 
 
 Tatum) 4337.03 
 
 Knight (J. ) Orthopsedia. 1874 4348. 17 
 
 tiayre (L. A.) Lectures on orthopedic surgery and 
 
 diseases of the joints. 1876 4348.19 
 
 113. Palate. 
 
 Wagner (E. L.) Diseaeea of the soft palate. [In Ziemssen (H. 
 Ton). Cycl., V. 6, 1876 i p 863-994.] 4368.06 
 
 114. Paralysis. 
 
 Sastian {C. S.) On paralysis from brain disease in 
 its common forms. 1875 4323.16 
 
 See also Wiuslow's jour, of med. psy., v. 12, 1859 (General 
 paralysis). 
 
 ,8^ See also Nervous system (p. 763). 
 
 115. Parasites and Worms. 
 
 Cobbold (T. S.) Entozoa, with ref. particularly to the 
 intemal^arasites of man. 1864. . . . 4318.19 
 
 — Internal parasites of our domesticated animals. 
 
 1873 4318.20 
 
 — Worms. Lectures on- practical helminthology. 
 
 1872 4341.07 
 
 Fleming {G.) Animal plagues. 1871. . . . 4332.02 
 HelUr [A.] Diseases from migratory parasites. [In Ziemssen 
 
 (H. vou). Cycl., V. 3, 187.'); p. 65O-660.J .... 4358.03 
 
 — Intestiual parasites. [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of med., 
 
 V. 7, 1876.) 4358.07 
 
 Holmes [I.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864 ; p. 902-920 [art. by a. 
 
 Busk) 4337.04 
 
 Kuclmnnieister (F.) Vegetable parasites of the human 
 
 body. 2 V. 18."j7 4316.14 
 
 Leidy {J.) Flora found in living animals. [In Sm. contrib., 
 
 V. 6] 3937.06 
 
 BiehcAd (C. T.) Tape and cystic worms. 1857. 4316.15 
 White {J. C.) Vegetable parasites. [In Mass. State board of 
 
 health. 3d report. 1871.) 4346.19 
 
 4®* See also Medical zoology (p. 762). 
 
 » Pathology. See Systematic Treatises (p. 754). 
 
 116. Pelvis. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 2. 1861 ; p. 476-616 [art. by J. 
 
 Birkett) 4337.02 
 
 M^ See also Abdomen (p. 755). 
 
 117. Pharmacy and Pharmacology. 
 
 Beadey (H.) Druggist's gen. receipt book. 1857. 4216.38 
 
 Brilish pharmacopoeia. 1867 4313.10 
 
 Flitckiger (F. A. ) and Uanhury {D. ) Pharmacographia : 
 a hist, of the principal drugs of vegetable origin. 
 
 1874 4313.13 
 
 Oriffiih [R. E.) Universal formulary. 3d ed., revised 
 and enl. by J. M. Maisch. 1874. . . .4313.14 
 ifiij/ies ( B. ) Manual of pharmacodynamics. 1868.4342.03 
 King (J.) American dispensatory. 1870. . 4313.11 
 Markoe [G. F. H.) Legislation iu relation to pharmacy. [In 
 Amer, soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 5, 1873.] . . . 5811.03 
 Morfit i C. ) Chemical and pharmaceutical manipula- 
 tions. 1849 4216.39 
 
 P/ja)-mnceu(ica( journal. 2d ser. v. 10-11. 1859-60— 
 
 69-70 4311.02 
 
 Same. 3d s. v. 1-7. 1870-71— 70-77. . 43U. 13 
 
 Pharmacopma of the U. S. Phil., 1873. 12°. 4313.12 
 Pierce {C.H.) Examination of drugs, medicines, chemi- 
 cals, etc. ■ 1853 4216.40 
 
 Waring [E J.) Pharmacopoeia of India. 1868. 4313.09 
 
 W^ood (Q. B.) and Bache [F.) Dispensatory of the 
 
 United States. 12th ed. ISUS. . . .4313.0'' 
 
 a5~ See also Chemistry [JUedical, p. 264) ; — Materia medica 
 
 (p. 762). 
 
 118. Physiology. 
 
 Beecher [C. E.) Letters to the people on health and 
 
 happiness. 1855 4325.01 
 
 Same. 1856 4325.02 
 
 — Physiology and calisthenics. 1858. . . 4325.05 
 Blackwell (E. ) Lectures on the laws of life. 1871. 4321. '.0 
 Girpenler (W. B.) Animal physiology. Bohn. 4335.04 
 
 — Principles of general and comparative physiology. 
 
 1841 4335.05 
 
 — Principles of human physiology. 1853. .4326.01 
 tleland (J. ) Animal physiology of the human body. 
 
 1875 4335.03 
 
 Comhe [A.) Principles of physiology applied to the 
 preservation of health. 1850., . . . .4325.04 
 
 — Constitution -of man. 183.5 5412.06 
 
 Vornwallis (C'.F.) Connection between physiology and 
 
 intellectual philosophy, [anon.] Iti46. 5421.21 
 DallcmiJ.C.) Human physiology. 18.59. .4326.03 
 
 — Physiology and hygiene for schools, eic. 1868. 4325.06 
 Diuia (A. H.) Ethical and physiological inquiries. 
 
 1862 2521.25 
 
 Contents: Hereditary character; Sensuality; Health: 
 
 Narcotics ; Medicine ; Physicians ; Diet ; Neuromathy, etc. 
 Do.vy (J.) Physiological researches. 1863. . 43;i7.02 
 Darwin {E.) Zoonomia ; or laws of organic life. 1801. 
 
 4 V 4348.01 
 
 Draper (J. C.) Text-book on physiology. 1866. 4325.07 
 
 — Text-book on anatomy, physiology, and hygiene. 
 
 1866 4;i26.05 
 
 Draper (^J.W.) Human physiology. 1860. .4326.04 
 Flint (A.) Physiology of man. [v. 1.] Introduction. 
 The blood. Circulation. Respiration. 1866.4326.06 
 Same. [v. 2.] Alimentation. Digestion. Ab- 
 sorption. Lymph, and chyle. 1867. . 4326.07 
 
 Same. [v. 3.] Secretion. Excretion. Ductless 
 
 glands. Nutrition. Animal heat. Movements. 
 
 Voice and speech. lijlO 4326.08 
 
 Same. [v. 4.] Ner-s^us system. 1872.4326.09 
 
 Same. [v. 5. ] Special senses. Generation. 
 
 1874 4326.26 
 
 — Text-book of human physiology. 1S76. .4318.12 
 Fowler (0. S.) Physiology. 185.1 4325.08 
 
 — and L. N.) New illustrated self instructor in phre- 
 
 nology and physiology. 1871 5431.13 
 
 Foole (E. B.) Science in story. Sammy Tubbs, the 
 boy doctor, and "Sponsie," the troublesome 
 
 monkey. 4 v. 1874 196.25 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The bones, cartilages and muscles. 2. 
 Circulation and absorption ; — Arteries, veins, capillaries, 
 lymphatics, lacteal radicles, villi. 3. Digestive, nutritive, 
 respiratory, -and vegetative nervous systems. 4. Brain 
 and nerves. Cerebral physiology. 
 Foster (M.) Science primers. Physiology. 1874. 4325.31 
 
 — and Langley (J. N.) Course of elementary practical 
 
 physiology. 1876 4326.27 
 
 Goadby (H.) Text-book of vegetable and animal 
 physiology. 1S58 4327.01 
 
 Ooldbeck \J. C.) Metaphysic of man, or the pure part 
 of the physiol4|y of man. 2d ed. 1812. 4325.29 
 
 ff)-isco)ii (J. U. ) Animal mechanism and physiology. 
 
 1839 ■. 4325.U9 
 
 _ Hammond (W. A.) Physiological memoirs. 1863. 4327.03 
 
 Herdrnan (J. ) Essay on the causes and phenomena of 
 animal life. 1795 4325. '-•9 
 
 Iiewson(W.) Works. Ed. G. Gulliver. 1846. 4316.09 
 Contents : Properties of the blood, and its morbid appear- 
 ances. Lymphaticsyatem iumah and otheraulmals. De- 
 tached papers. 
 
 Hintm (J.) Report on physiology. 1863-64 4304.06 
 
 Huxley (S. H.) and Youmans (W. J.) Elements of 
 physiology and hygiene. 1870. . . . 432.5.27 
 
 Jacques {D. U. ) Hints towards physical perfection. 
 1859 4325.16 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY.
 
 MEDICINE : Physiology lo Reproduction. 
 
 765 
 
 Kanp(T. L.) Natural history of creation. . 5075.29 
 Kirke^(W.S.) Himcl-book of physiology. 1S72. 4;i2ai5 
 Lardiier (Z). ) Animal physics ; or, the body and its 
 
 functions. 1857 43;!5.02 
 
 Lawrence ( W. ) Lectures on comparative physiology. 
 
 1818 4;K5.10 
 
 iaujson (//.) Mimmilof pop. physiology. 1873. 4325.28 
 Le Pilenr {A.) Wonders of the human body. 4325.26 
 Letcntrneau (C.) Biology. Transl. by "VVm. Maccall. 
 
 1878 4722.26 
 
 Lewen (C.il) Physiol, of common life. 2v. 1850. 4325.11 
 Mad (J.) Histoire d'uue bouchee de pain : I'homme. 
 
 lt,G8 4325.03 
 
 — History of a mouthful of bread ; and its effect on the 
 
 organization of men and animals. 18(j6. 4325.25 
 
 — The little kingdom ; or the servants of the stomach : 
 
 life ofman and animals. 2v. L., 1807. 16°. 4325.23 
 
 Same. New York, 1868. 12^ 4325.15 
 
 Same. Les serviteurs de Testomac. . 7047.03 
 
 Malteucci ( C. ) Lectures on the physical phenomena of 
 
 living beings. 1847 4325.30 
 
 ilnntgomery (£.) K.-port on physiology. 1802 4304 M 
 
 Madie {It) Man : in his physical structure and 
 
 adaptations. 18.58 4325.13 
 
 Miiller {J.) Physiology of the senses, voice, and mus- 
 cular motion, with mental faculties. 1848. 4318.01 
 Power (H.) Report on physiology, 1865-6—1869-70. . . 4304.07 
 
 Boget (P. M.) Animal and vegetable physiology with 
 ref. to qatural theology. 2 v. 1S4U. .3524.10 
 
 Radicke (0.) On the importance and value of arith- 
 metic means, with special reference to the meta- 
 morphosis of tissue. 1861 4302.02 
 
 Self-help ; with physiological chart, [anon. ]1870. 5431. 15 
 
 Swedenborg {E.) The animal kingdom. 2 v. 1843- 
 44 4326.13 
 
 — Economy of the animal kingdom. 2 V. 1845. 4326.11 
 Todd (R. B., editor). Cyclopaedia of physiology. 5 v. 
 
 in 0. 1859 4336.06 
 
 Unzer {J.A.) Principles of physiology. 1851. 4317.15 
 WUkin.ion ( ■/. J. 0. ) Human body and its connection 
 
 with man. 1854 4325.14 
 
 5r:c also Chemistry (Animal <fnd physiological, p. 264) ; — 
 
 Biology (p. 216) ;— Mental physiology (p. 76i) ;— Natural 
 
 history [Com^aralivc physioloi/yu 
 
 119. Plague. 
 
 Bertrand (J.B.) Hist, account of plague at Marseilles. 1720. 4334.19 
 
 Blackmore {Sir R.) Discourse ou plague. 1721 4334.20 
 
 BrndleylR.) Plague at Marseilles cousidered. 4th ed. 1721. 4334.20 
 Brookes {R.) History of pestilential distempers for 300 years last 
 
 past. 2d ed. 1722 4334.20 
 
 Cotbatch [Sir J.) Scheme for proper methods to be taken with tNe 
 
 plague. 1721 4334.19 
 
 — Observations on the scheme. 1721 4334.19 
 
 Collection of very valuable and scarce pieces relating to the last 
 
 plague in 1605. [anon.] 2d ed. 1721 4334.19 
 
 DeFoe(D.) History of the plague in London. [In his Misc-el. 
 
 works. V. 9, 1810.] 6033.09 
 
 Note. — A work of the imagination. 
 Deidier[A.) Nature of the plague at Maisellleg. 1722. .4334.20 
 Diemerbroeck (Lde). Treatise cone, the pestilence. 1722. 4334.20 
 Discourse couceruing the plague, [anon.] 1721. . . . 4334.20 
 Kennedy [P.] Discourse on pestileucs and contagion, [anon.] 
 
 1721 4334.20 
 
 — Secoud discourse. 1721 4334.19 
 
 Liebermeister [K.] The plague, [/u Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of 
 
 med., v. 1, 1874 ; p. 466-483.) ....... .4358.01 
 
 Maclean (C.) Summary of facts, etc. Non-existence of conta- 
 gion, [/u Pamphleteer, v. 10, 1820.) 60.58.10 
 
 M'lssa (iV.) Liber de peste contractus. 1721 4334.19 
 
 M^ufl iR.) Short discourses cone. pest, contagion. . . 4334.19 
 
 — Doctor Mead's Short discourse explained, or his account, etc., 
 exploded, [cijioll.] 2d ed. 1722 4334.19 
 
 Milroy (ff.) [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 1870; p. 628- 
 
 638.) 4316.04 
 
 Place {—). An hypothetical notion of the plague. 1721. 4334 20 
 Pringlc{J.} Rational onqu into natureof the plague. 1722.4334.20 
 l*ye (O.) Discourse of the plague, wherein Dr. Mead's uoti>>ns 
 
 are refuted. 1721 4334,19 
 
 RosseHA.) Treatise cone, the plague. 1722 4334.20 
 
 Scarborough (Sir C.) Practical method for the cure of the plngue 
 
 in London, 1605 4334.20 
 
 Sttme remarks on three treatises : viz.. Dr. Mead's and Dr. Pye's. 
 
 [anon.] 1721 4334.19 
 
 Strother (E.) Experienced measures how to manage the small 
 
 pox; with method used in the plague. 1721. . . 4334.20 
 >ri»is (T.) Preaerv. from infection of the plague. 1721. 4334.'20 
 T!tucydid^. History of the plHgue of Athens. Tr. with remarks 
 
 explauatnry of its patlioiogy, by C. Collier. 1857. 4344.06 
 .S'-': aiso Wiuslow's Medical critic, V. 2, 18G2 (Antiq. of the 
 
 plague). 
 
 120. Poisons. 
 
 Boeltm (R.), Xaunym(B.),and Bo^ck (H.von). Poiflous. [/n Ziems- 
 sen's Cycl. of mud., V. 17, 1818.) 43".t).17 
 
 Draper (F. \V.) Arsenic in certain green colora. [In Mass. SttOe 
 board of health. 3d report. 1871.) 4345.10 
 
 FaggeC.II. Report on, and materia medica. 1804. . . 4304.06 
 
 Hammond ( ir. A ) Carroval and vao. the South Americ;in atrow 
 poison. — Supposed new species of upas. [In his Memoirs, 
 1863; p. 181-294.) 4327.0B 
 
 Otto (K ./. ) M.anual of the detection of poisons, with 
 additions by W. Elderhorst. 1857. . .-1343.(3 
 
 Reme (J. J.) Manual of toxicology. 1874. . 4343.04 
 
 Sanderson (J. B.) Report on toxicology. 1861-62. . . .4304.08 
 iVoodinnn{\V. B.) and Tidy ((J. M.) Forensic medi- 
 cine and toxicology. 1877 4343.06 
 
 Wormley (T.G.) Micro-chemistry of P. 1869.4343.05 
 See also Atlantic mo., v. 22. 1864 (Modern methods of 
 studying poisons, by S. W. Blitchell) ; Medical critic, v. 2, 
 1862 (Slow and secret poisoning). 
 
 4;^ See also works on Medical jurisprudence in Law 
 (p. 689) ; and ante (p. 762). 
 
 Animal Poisoris. 
 
 BoltxTiger (O.) Infection by animal poisons. [In Ziemssen (H. 
 von) Cycl. of med., v. 3, 1876 ; p. 313-651.) . . . 4358.03 
 
 Holmes (T.) S,vstem of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 618-649 (Poisoned 
 wounds, by A. Poland) 4337.01 
 
 Same. v. 4, 1864 ; p. 921-926 (Venomous insects and rep- 
 tiles, by G. Bush) 4337.04 
 
 as- See also Medical zoology (p. 762) ;— Hydrophobia 
 (p. 760). 
 
 Practice. See Systematic treatises (p. 764). 
 
 121. Prostate. 
 
 Thompson {Sir H.) Diseases of the prostate : their 
 
 pathology and treatment. 4th ed. 1873. 4335.12 
 
 j*5* See also Kidneys and Genito-urinary organs (p. 761). 
 
 122. Purpura. 
 
 Hillier (T.) Purpura. [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 
 1870 ; p. 790-804.) 4316.04 
 
 123. Pyaemia. 
 
 Bristowe (J. S.) [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 1870 : p. 
 
 653-690.) 4316.04 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 : 266-293 (art. by G. W. 
 
 Callender) 4337.01 
 
 124. Quackery. 
 
 Bigelow (J.) In his Nature in disease, etc. 1854. . . . 4321 .05 
 Brodie (Sir B. C.) On quacks and quackery, [/n /lij Works, v. 1, 
 
 1866.) 4316.08 
 
 £s-,sv(i/.9 on quackery, [anon.] 1K36. . . . 2524. '.'2 
 King (D.) Quackery unmasked. [In his HomCBopathy, Thomson- 
 ism, e(c. 1858.) 43-22.08 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 31. 1878 (A good word for 
 quackery) ; Blackw. mag., v. 91, 1862 (Physicians and 
 quacks) ; Nat. qu. rov., v. 8, 1864. and v. 24. 1872 (Quack 
 doctors) ; Temple Bar, Dec, 1872 (Q. of the 18th century); 
 Medical critics, v. 1, 1861 (Profesional tricksters). 
 
 125. Quarautiue. 
 
 Granville (A. B.) Letter to W. Huskisson, on the quarantine 
 
 bill. [In Pamphleteer, v. 26. 1825 ] 6058.25 
 
 Maclean (C.) On quarantine laws, (/n Pamphl., v. 21, 1823.) 60.M.21 
 Macmichael (IF.) Brief sketch of the progress of opmion on 
 
 contagion ; with remarks on the subject of quarantine. 
 
 [in Pamphleteer, v. 25, 1825.) : • • 6058.25 
 
 National quarantine and sanitary convention. 2d-3d 
 
 convention, 1859-60. 2 v 4345.15 
 
 jO" See also Sanitary science (p. 766). 
 
 126. Rail-wray-traveling. 
 
 Fletcher {J. 0.) Kailwaj-s in their medical aspects. 
 1867 43-27.18 
 
 127. Rectum, Anus, etc. 
 
 Dup-jiytren (0.) Diseases of the rectum. 1854. 4316.04 
 gS" See also Digestive organs (p. 762). 
 
 128. Reproductive Organs. 
 
 Acton ( W. ) Functions and disorders of the reproduc- 
 tive organs. 5th ed. 1871 433."). 15 
 
 Flint (A., jr.) Physiology : generation. 1871. . . . .4320.26 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864 ; p. 639-653 (Disiases 
 otthe male organs, by G. M. Humphrey, and others.) 4337.04 
 
 Svoedeyiborg ( K ) The generative organs. 18 i2. 4335.11 
 Jtg-See a!jo Marriage (p. 761) ;— Prostate (p. 76.5) ;— Sper- 
 matorrhea (p. 707) ; — Kidneys and geuito-ui-inary organs 
 (p. 761) ;— Venereal diseases (p. 768) ;— Women (p. 769) ;— 
 Natural history (Reproduction). 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUUUER.
 
 766 
 
 MEDICINE : Respiratory System to Skin. 
 
 129. Respiratory System. 
 
 Dobell (H.) On winter cough, catarrh, bronchitis, em- 
 physema, asthma, ad ed. 1875. . . . 4324.34 
 FlinHA.Jr.) /n Ais Physiology, t. 1, 1866 4326.06 
 
 Masse {C. E.) Diseases of the organs of respiration. 
 1846 4316.07 
 
 Loomis (A. L.) Lectures on diseases of the respira- 
 tory organs, heart and kidneys. 1875. . 4354, 16 
 
 Pettenkofer {M.) Apparatus for testing the results of respiration. 
 [M Sm. report, 1S64 ] 3936.19 
 
 Reynolds {J. B.) System of med.. t. 3, 1871 ; p. 421- 
 958 4315.06 
 
 Contents : Mackenzie (M.) Diseases of the larynx. Jen- 
 ner (5ir W.) Kiuphysemaof the hiiiys. Salter(H) Asthma. 
 Bennett (J. H.) Phthisis piUmonalis. Eeigel {H.J Can- 
 cer of the Iudrb. Fox (W.) Pneumonia ;— Syphilitic affec- 
 tions : — Brown induration. Bastian (H. C.) Cirrhosis of 
 the lung. Hewitt (G.) Apneumatosis. Roberts (F. T.) 
 Bronchitis. Anstie {F. E.) Pleurodynia ;— Pleurisy ; — 
 Hydrothorax : — Pneumothorax. 
 Ziemssen (H. vim). Cycl. of med., v. 4, 1876. 4358.04 
 
 Contents : Fraenkel (B.) General diagnosis of diseases 
 of the nose, pharynx, and larynx. Ziemssen IH. von). 
 Anseinia, hyperjeuiia, hemorrhage, abuoriual color, and 
 the catarrhal iniiammatioijs of the laryngeal mucous raem- 
 braue. Sleiner (J.) Croup, Riegel (F.) Diseases of the 
 trachea and bronclii. 
 
 jK5~ See also Lungs (p. 761) ;— Consumption (p. 757) ; — 
 Larynx (p. 761) ;— Catarrh (p. 756) ;— Throat (p. 768). 
 
 130. Rheumatism. 
 
 OarrodiA.B.) Rheumatoid arthritis : — Rheumatism, [/n Rey- 
 nolds. System of med.. v. 1, 1870 ; p. 928-956.) . 4315.04 
 
 Mitchell (J. R.) New practice in acute and chronic rheumatism, 
 [/n /lij Five essays. 1869] ,4323,08 
 
 131. Rickets. 
 
 Aitkcn (W.) Rickets. [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 
 187U ; p. 806-847.] 4316.04 
 
 132, Sanitary Science. 
 
 Brooklyn. Board of health. Report, 1873-75—1875-76. 
 
 2 T 4353.21 
 
 Cliambers's Papers for the people, v. 2, 1850 2616.01 
 
 Denton {J. B.) Sanitary engineering. 1876. . 3948 16 
 Great Hriiain. Comniissioiiers for inquiring into the iLetilth 
 
 of large towns. lBt-2d reports, 2 v. 1844. 4341.23 
 
 — Inspectors of factories. Repofts, 1872. . . 4314.22 
 
 — Nuisances removal and diseases prevention act, 
 
 lM-19 Vic, with notes. 185') 56.J5.29 
 
 Ouy ( W. A. ) Public health : hist, of the prevalent 
 and fatal diseases of the English population, to 
 the end of the ISth cent. lS7U. , . . 4315.'i8 
 
 Harris {E.) Health laws and their administration. [In Amer. 
 Boc. Bci. assuc. Trans., no. 2, 1870.] 6811.01 
 
 Hospital transports. In 1802 4 :j43. 27 
 
 Mapotiter (E. D.) Lectures on the public health. 
 18G7 4345.29 
 
 Massachusetts. Stale board of health. lst-9th. annual 
 
 report. 1870-78 4345.19 
 
 Principal contents ; v.l. Sale of poisons. Slaughtering for 
 the Boston markets, etc. 2. Poisonuig by lead.pipe. Tri- 
 china disease. Charbon, or malignant vesicle, cause.s of 
 typlioid fever. Homes for the poor, etc. 3. Arsenic in 
 ceitaiu green colors. Mill-dams and other water obstruc- 
 tions. Use and abuse of intoxicating drinks, tjse and 
 abuse of opium. 8ewing machines. Slaughtering and lat. 
 melting. Vegetable parasites. Small-pox, etc. 4. Sewer- 
 eraga and drama e. I'lavoring articles ot food and drink. 
 Food of the people. Homes of the poor, etc. 5. Preven- 
 tive medicine. Condition of certain rivers of Mass. The 
 Brighton abattoir. Health of the farmers of i\Ja>3. Po- 
 litical economy of he.dth. Use of zinced or galvanized 
 iron for the storage and conveyance of di inking-water. etc. 
 6. Inebriate asylums. Value of liealth to the state. 
 Transportation of live stock. Our meat supply. The 
 Brighton abattoir. Cremation of buri;il. etc. 7. Pollu- 
 tion of rivers, water-tsupply, disp>3al of sewage. House 
 drainage. Impure ice, etc. 8. Sewerage, drainage, etc. 
 San, condition of Lynn. Registration of deaths and dis- 
 eases. The griAvth of children. Disease ot the mind. 
 9. Drainage and hraltU. Cottage hospitals. Dangers from 
 color-blindness. Filtration of potable water. Sanitation 
 of public Rchoola. Scarlet fever, San, conditions of Cam- 
 bridge. Health of towns. 
 
 Nationa! assoc. for promotion of social science. Transactions, 
 
 1857.77. 21 V 6816.01 
 
 Note. — Each volume has a sanitary section. 
 
 National quarantine and sanitary convention. Proceed- 
 ings and debates of the 3d-ith convention, 18"i9- 
 60. 2 V 4345.15 
 
 yewYork(Citi/of). Metropolitan board of health. An- 
 nual report. 1866-09. 4v 4346.23 
 
 — Board of health. lBt-4th annual report, 1870-71 — 
 
 1873-74. 4v 4347.15 
 
 OdlingiW.) Report on public hygiene. 1859 4304 02 
 
 Parkes (JS. A.) Manual of practical hygiene, 4th ed. 
 
 1873 4348.05 
 
 Richardson {B. IF.) National health. [In G-ood words, v. 17, 
 
 1876 : 7 av(.] 
 Sanderson {J. B.) Report on public hygiene. 1860. . .4301.02 
 Sanitarian (The). A. N. Bell, editor, v. 1-5. 1873- 
 
 77 8187.01 
 
 Slnion (J.) Filth-diseasea and their prevention. 
 
 1876 4347.12 
 
 Stevenson (r.) Report on public health. 1869-70. . . . 4304.09 
 Tiirbotton (M. 0.) Sanitary legislation and science, 
 
 with special regard to sewage and water supply. 
 
 1872 4313.16 
 
 Wootsey iT.) Conference of boards of health, [hi Amer, soc. 
 
 Bci. asaoc. Trans., no. 6, 1874.) 6811.03 
 
 jfifS* See also Arts (ITseful : Sewerage and drainage, p. 46 ; 
 
 Warming and ventilation, p. 48) ; — Quarantine (p. 765). 
 
 133. Scarlet Fever. 
 
 Gee {S. J.) In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 1870 ; p. 149- 
 
 172 J 4316.01 
 
 «3f See also Fevers (p. 768). 
 
 134. School Hygiene. 
 
 Lincoln [D. F.) and Carroll {A. L.) In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. 
 
 Trans., no. 7, 1874,] 6811.03 
 
 4®~ See aUo Sanitary science (p. 766). 
 
 135. Sciatica. 
 
 La\Dson{H.) Sciatica, lumbago, and brachialgia, and 
 their cure by hypodermic injection of morphia. 
 1872 4523,15 
 
 136. Scrofula. 
 
 Holmes {T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 336-360 (art. by W. 
 
 S. Savory) 
 
 Birch-Hirschjield ( — ). Scrofnlosis and affections of the lymphatic 
 
 glaiula. [In Ziemssen (H. vouj. Cycl. of med., v. 16. 
 
 1877.) 4358.16 
 
 137. Scturvy. 
 
 Buiiard [T.) 7n Reynolds. System of med., v, 1.1870; p. 729- 
 764 4316.04 
 
 ImmeiTiivin [H.) Halmophilia, scurvy, and morbus maculosue, 
 1/n Ziemssen's Cycl. of med., V. 17, 1878.] , . . .4368.17 
 
 138. Sea-sickness. 
 
 Alderson{Sir J.) On sea-sickness. 1872. . . 4351.08. 
 See also Westm. rev., v, 90, 1868 (p. 462-486). 
 
 139. Senses. 
 
 Bain (A.) Senses and intellect. lS6a. . .5421.09 
 Bern-itein (J.) The five senses of man. 1876.4323.12 
 De Vere [M. Scheie). The Benses. [In Harper's mag., v. 12 (5 
 
 articles;.] 
 Flint [A., jr.) Physiology ; special senses. 1874. . . ,4326,26 
 Fourier (&) /?i Aij Passions of the human soul. v. 1, 1851 ; p. 
 
 1-232 5436.11 
 
 Miiller [J.) Physiology of the senses. 18-18. 431.1 1)1 
 Senses : feeling aud smell. Tr. from • Ana der Natur,' [In Sm. 
 
 report, 1865 ; p. 240-290 J 3936 20 
 
 Same. Taste, hearing, and sight, [/n Sm. report. 1**^. ; 
 
 p. 127-194.] 39T..OI 
 
 Smith {A.) Of the external senses. [In his Essays, etc., 1796 ; 
 
 p. 266-332] 6416.2t 
 
 Wdsoa (Q.) Five gateways of knowledge. 3d ed. 
 
 1861 432L11 
 
 fliS- See also Nervous system (p. 763; ; — Philosophy {Psy- 
 
 chotogy). 
 
 140. Sickness. • 
 
 Martineau (B.) Life in the sick-room. Essays by an 
 
 invalid, 18i4 432,i.07 
 
 Same. 3d ed. 1849 4322,08 
 
 *S" See also Nursing (p. 764);— Mental physiology (p. 762). 
 
 141. Skiu. 
 
 Ander.mn (McC.) On the treatment of diseases of the 
 skin. 1872 43.8.11 
 
 Bardf/ (A.) The dartrous diathesis, or eczema and 
 its allied affections. Is66 4;!12.16 
 
 Hebra (F.) On diseases of the skin, including the ex- 
 anthemata. V. 1-2. 1866-68. . . . .^4302.17 
 
 Holmts [T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864 ; p. 709-796 [art. by W. 
 Jenner, T. Hillier and T. Smith) 4337.0* 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY.
 
 MEDICINE : Sliin to Stimulants and Narcotics. 
 
 767 
 
 IIani{T.) Diseases of the skin. 1871. . .4328.13 
 J'ffries [B. J.) Diseases of the skin. 1871. .1328.12 
 Krbon {T M.) HiuUrel. to cutaneous coniplaiuU. 18U. In 5093 12 
 Limituj (li.) Notes on skin diseases. l.'-70. . 4328.15 
 NelirjamJ.M.) Diseases of the skin. Thila., 1866.4328.14 
 
 Same. 2d ed. Dublin, 1866 43J8.17 
 
 l\eumann{I.) Text-book of skin diseases. 1871. 4328.18 
 A'eio Sydenham society. Atlas of portraits of skin 
 
 Piffard^H.G.) Diseases of the skin. i876. . 4328.19 
 WUson (JS) Lectures on dermatology. 1871. 4328.16 
 
 142. Sleep. 
 
 Binns(E.) Anatomy of sleep. 1845. . . .4323.02 
 GippU (J. ) Causation of sleep. 1872. . . . 4323.05 
 
 Haa(W. W.) Sleep. 1862 4323.01 
 
 Hwiimond (W. A.) Sleep and its derangements. 
 
 186;) 4323.04 
 
 MacnUh (R.) Philos. of sleep. 1835. . . . 5412.06 
 Maury (L. F. A.) Le sommeil et les rSves : etudes 
 
 psychologiques. 3eed. 1865 3811.06 
 
 Philip i,A. P. W.) Inquiry into the nature of sleep. 
 
 1834 4323.03 
 
 to- See also Chr. exam., v. 57, 1854 (Sleep by N. L. Froth. 
 
 ingbatu) ; Ed. rev., Apl., 1873 (Maury on sleep and dreams); 
 
 Maciuillan's mag., Apl., Ib64 (Sleep aud dreams) ; May, 
 
 1869 (Sleep, by F. K. S.) ; North Brit, rev., v. 48. 1868, p. 
 
 498-513 ; Old aud new, Sept., Nov., 1872 (2 art . by E. E. 
 
 Hale) ; Wmslow's jour, of pay. med., v. 5, 1852 (Pathol, of 
 
 Bleep) : New Eug. , v. 2, 1849 (Sleep aud sleeplessness . ; v. 13, 
 
 1856 (Philos. of rest) ; Westm. rev., v. 81, 1864 (Physiol, of 
 
 Bleep). 
 
 143. Small Foz. 
 
 Carschmann (ff.) In Ziemssen. Cycl. of med., v; 2, 1875 ; p. 
 
 32U-416.) 4368.U2 
 
 Marion {J. F.) In Reynolds. System of med., T. 1, 1870 ; p. 
 
 223-273.) 4315.04 
 
 Rhazes. Treatise on the small-pox and measles. 
 
 1848 4316.20 
 
 Simpson (J. Y.) Proposal to stamp out small pox and 
 
 other contagious diseases. 1871. . . . 4355.26 
 S^ See also Vaccination (p. 769). 
 
 144. Snuff-taking. 
 
 Murray (J. C.) Snuflf-taking : its utility in preventing 
 bronchitis, consumption, etc. 1870. . , 4342.19 
 j^- Sk also Tobacco (p. 768). 
 
 145. Spectroscope. 
 
 Eosenburg {E.) Useof the S., in medicine. 1876. 4355.22 
 
 146. Spermatorrhea. 
 
 Des Landfs (i.) Manhood, the causes of its premature 
 
 decline. 1845 4331.09 
 
 Kalin (L. J.) Nervous exhaustion. 1870. . 4331.25 
 MlUoniJ.L.) On spermatorrhoea. Sth ed. 1871. 4321.26 
 
 Same. 'Jth ed. 1872 4331.26 
 
 Ralph (J. E.) Seminalia. 1865 4331.26 
 
 4^ See alio Reproductive organs (p. 765). 
 
 147. Spine aud its Diseases, 
 
 Barwett (R.) On curvatures of the spine ; causes and 
 
 treatment. 3d ed. 1877 4348.16 
 
 Dean {J.) Gray substance of the medulla oblongata and the 
 
 trapeziuiu. [In Smith- contrib., v. 16.] .... 393T.16 
 Sammoni {W, A.) Spinal irritation. [In u Jour, of pay. med., 
 
 Apl., 1870 : p. 225-264-] 
 Botmes (;'.| System of suigery, v. 3, 1862 ; p. 831-875 [art. by A. 
 
 Shaw) 4337-03 
 
 Radtliffe (C. B.) Diseases, e(c. [In Reynolds. System o( med., 
 
 V. 2. 1872 ; p. 605-719.] 4315.05 
 
 Taylor {G. F.) Spinal irritation ; causes of back-ache 
 among American women. 1864. . . . 432 (.28 
 
 Van Dei- Kolk (J. L. C. S. ) On the minute structure 
 and functions of the spinal column and medulla 
 
 oblongata. 1859 4303.05 
 
 SS" S'^e alio Nervous system (p. 763) ;— Cerebro-spinal 
 meningitis (p. 766). 
 
 148. Stimulants and Narcotics. 
 
 1. MiscelZaneom Works. 
 
 Ansiie {F. E.) Stimulants and narcotics : with special 
 researches on the action of alcohol, »ther, and 
 chloroform on the vital organism. 1865. 4334.25 
 
 Beard (0. M.) Stimulants and narcotics ; medically, 
 
 philos., and morally. 1871 43 '.4.24 
 
 Cooke (M.C.) The seven sisters of sleep. 1860. 4334.27 
 
 Contents: Ancient narcotics. Tobacco (p. 19.113). Opium 
 
 (p. 114-211). Hemp, haschisch, grenja, hubblo-bubble. 
 
 Sisi and pinang, betel peppers, ^fc.,«£c. Coca. Whitewash 
 
 and clay. Metals, solanaceous plants. Fungi. 
 
 Harley (J.i The old vegetable neurotics: hemlock, 
 
 opium, belladonna and henbane. 1869. 4331.36 
 
 Jofmslon [W. F.) Chemistry of common life. v. 2. . .4215.18 
 
 Zudldw (F. H.) Hashcfsh-eater. [anon.] 1857. 224 4.) 
 
 Richai-dson [B. iV.) Narcotics, [/n Diseases of modern life, 1876 ; 
 
 p. 324-340.] 4332.15 
 
 .See also N. A. rev., v. 95, 1862 ; p. 374-416 (Narcotics) ; 
 Wiuslow's jnur. ofpsy. med., v. 4, 1851 (Influence of stimu- 
 lants on the mind). 
 
 O" See also Beverages (p. 755) :— Food and diet (p. 7S8) : 
 aud in the geueral alphabet, Coffee (p. 274) ; — Tea. 
 
 2. Alcohol, Wines, and Liquors. 
 Ansiie (F. C.) Uses of wines in health and disease. 
 1870 ■ 4334.34 
 
 Bowdit^h [H. /.) Corresp. concerning the use of liquors. [In 
 Mass. State board of heaWi. 2d report, 1870.) . .4345.19 
 
 Eliis ( C. ) Origin, nature, and history of wine : its use 
 
 as a beverage lawful and needful to mankind. 
 
 1861 4334.38 
 
 Fiske (J.) Tobacco and alcohol. The coming man 
 
 will drink. 1869 4334.31 
 
 HammomHW. A.) Effects of alcohol, [/n Tribune pop. sci.. pt. 
 
 3, 1»74.] 3908.01 
 
 Macnish I.R.) Anatomy of drunkenness. 1835. 54 1 2. 06 
 PartoniJ.) Smoking and drinking. 1868. .4334.30 
 
 Note Reprinted from Atlantic monthly, v. 2, p. 189-207. 
 
 Richardson (B. \V. ) On alcohol : six Cantor lectures. 
 1876 4342.12 
 
 — Diseasesof modern life. 1876; p. 11-272.] 4332.15 
 
 Sarflford [W.) A few remarlts on the medicinal effects of wine 
 
 aud spirits. 1799 4342.08 
 
 Slory (C. A.) Alcohol : its nature and effects. 
 1868 4331.33 
 
 Trotter ( T. ) Essay on drunkenness, and its effects on 
 
 the human body. 1S13 4342. 10 
 
 Toumans (E.L.) Alcohol and the constitution of man. 
 1854 4342.09 
 
 See also ]\Ieliora, v. 4, 1861 (New discov. in the action of 
 alcohol) ; v.4-5 (Is alcohol find or physic?); Littell, 1872, 
 v. 2, or Pop. sci. mo., Juue. 1872 (Phys. posilion of alcohol) ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 75, or Littell, 1861, v. 1 (What becomes ol it 
 in the living body) ; July 1, 1855 (Physiol, errors of teetn- 
 taliami ; controverted in N. A. rev., Apl., 1856; Fraser'a 
 mag., V. 78. 1866 (.\lctiholic controversy). 
 
 ft^ See also Temperance and intemperance, in the gen- 
 eral alphabet. 
 
 3. Inebriate Asylums. 
 
 See Atl. monthly, v. 22, 1868 (by J. Parton) ; Macmillan, 
 Aug., 1870 ; June, 1872 (hy D. Dalrymple) ; Mass. State 
 board of health. 6th report, 1875 (art. by H. I. Bowditch). 
 
 4. Inebriety. 
 Arutie IF.) Alcoholism. [In Reynolds. System of med.. v. 2, 
 1872 ; p. 143-174.) 4315.05 
 
 Marcel (W.) Chronic intoxication. 1868. . 43(4.32 
 See also Hammond's Jour, of psy. med.. Apl., 1869 ; p. 323- 
 350 (Influence of methomania upon business and criminal 
 responsibility, by S. Rogers) ; ls63 ; p. 677-689 (Metlioma- 
 nia. by J. ODea) ; Quar. rev., Oct., 1875 (Drink ; the vice 
 and the disease) ; Winslow's Jonr. ofpsy. med., v. 13. lt*60 
 (Intoxication as causing a type of disease) ; v. 11, 1858 (lu- 
 temp. as a form of mental disorder ; Dipsomania) ; Med. 
 critic, v. 2, 1862 (Pathol, descrip. of intemperance). 
 
 6. Opium, Morphia, Laudanum, etc. 
 ^(Juice to opium eaters. [«iio«.] L.,1S23. 16°. 4334.22 
 Atositer (■/.) Essay on opium, as a poison. With cure. 
 
 1763 4352.25 
 
 Calkins {A.) Opium and the opium-appetite : with 
 
 notices of alcoholic beverages, cannabis indica, 
 
 tobacco and coca, and tea and coffee. 1871. 4331.37 
 
 Day (H.) The opium habit. 1S68 4334.35 
 
 De Quincey (T.) Confessions of an English opium 
 
 eater. 1862 2 V21. 17 
 
 Same. 18.'),3 2522.20 
 
 — Coleridge and ojium eating, etc. 1863 2523.27 
 
 Same. [/nAis Narr. papers, v.'>, 1853- p. 117-161.] 2522.I6>, 
 
 Oliver {F. E.) Use and abuse of opium, (in Mass. Stale board 
 
 of heath. 3d report, 1871 ; p. 161-177.) 4345.19 
 
 Young ( G. ) Treatise on opium ; pra(5tical observations. 
 
 1753 4334.21 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 80. 1836 (Recent confession of an 
 opmra eater) ; Dec, 1878 (The opium eater) ; Wiuslow's 
 jour, ofpsy. med., v. 7, 1854 ; p. 240-252 (Psychol, of opi- 
 
 In asking for books, use the •• Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the Srst part of the TITLHi and tlio NCMnEU.
 
 768 
 
 MEDICINE : stimulants and Narcotics to Typhoid Fever. 
 
 um, by J. B. Harrison) ; Atlantic mo., June, 1874 (Mor- 
 phine ; personal experience, by J. C. Layard) : Pop. sci. 
 mo., Mch,, 1878 (Opium and its antidote, by C. Richet). 
 
 6. Tobacco and Smoking. 
 
 ^j-m-CTiaiV in the smoking-room 2512.26 
 
 Bigdoii] {J.) Hist, and use of tobacco, [/n /tts Nature in disease, 
 
 1S54 ; p. 323-3311.] 4321.05 
 
 Brodie (Sir B. C.) Use and abuse of tobacco. [In his Works, v. 1, 
 
 1865.] 4315.08 
 
 Clarke [A.) Dissert, on the use and abuse of tobacco. {In his De- 
 tached pieces, v. 2. 1844.] 3531.11 
 
 Piske(J.) Tobacco. It does pay to smoke. 1869. 4334.31 
 Griscoin, {J. H. ) Use of tobacco, and the evils result- 
 ing therefrom. 1868 4331.29 
 
 Higginson {T.W.) A new counter blast, (/n Aw Out-door papers, 
 
 1863 ; p. 177-199.] 2532.02 
 
 iVo(e.— Eepr. from Atl. mo., v. 8. I86I. 
 •Tames i. {king of Etujland}. Counter blast to tobacco. 
 
 1843 4334.28 
 
 Same. Ed. by E. Arber. • 1869. . . .5011.08 
 
 King (Dun). Tobacco ; what it is and what it does. 
 
 1861 4342.20 
 
 Lizars (J.) Use and abuse of tobacco. 1S59. 4334.27 
 Farton (J.) Smoking and drinking. 1868. .4334.30 
 
 JVote.— Repr. from Atl. mo., v. 21, 1868. 
 Richardmn [B. W.) In his Diseases of modern life, 1876 ; p. 273- 
 
 323 4332.15 
 
 S/iew (J!) Tobacco : its effects, cic. 1850. .4342.21 
 
 See also Atl. mo., v. 6, 1860 ; p. 187-202 (by D W. Cbeever); 
 Blackw. mag., v. 70, 1356 (Diiuking and smokiugl ; Pop. 
 sci. mouthly, v. 2, 1872 (Physiological position of tobacco, 
 by W. E. A. Axon) ; N. A. rev., v. 108, 1869 (Sauitaiy and 
 physiological relations of tobacco, by W. A. Hammond) ; 
 Meliora. v. 3, 18ii0 (Tobacco). 
 
 4®* See also Tobacco, in the general alphabet. 
 
 149. Stomach (Diseases of the). 
 
 Brinton ( W. ) Lectures on diseases of the stomach. 
 
 1864 4324.15 
 
 Chambers (T. K.) The indigestions. 3d Amer. ed. 
 
 1870 4324.09 
 
 Eyre {Sir J.) The stomach and its difficulties. 6th 
 
 ed. 1869 4324.07 
 
 Fox (W.) Diseases, etc. [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 2. 
 
 1872 : p. 805-993.] 4316.05 
 
 Garreil {C. B.) Irritative dyspepsia, and consumption. 
 
 1868 4324.2.5 
 
 HalliW.W.) Dyspepsia, eic. 1877. . . .4322.30 
 Higginson {T. IT.) Dyspepsia. [In his Out-door papers. 1873 ; 
 
 p. 63-77.] 2532.02 
 
 Leube (IT. 0.) Diseases of the stomach and intestines. [In 
 
 Ziemssen. Cycl. of med., v. 7, 1876.] 4358.07 
 
 Lewis (W.)' Talks about people's stomachs. 1870. 43X4.10 
 
 Trail {R.T.) Digestion and dyspepsia. 1873.4321.24 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 90, 1861 (On the cure of 
 
 dyspepsia ; 2 art.) 
 «£B" See also Digestion (p. 757) ;— Dyspepsia (p. 757) ; 
 
 Food and diet (p. 768). 
 
 150. Stone and GraveL 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 4. 1864, p. 424-477 (Surgery, by 
 A. Poland and C. Hawkius) 4337.04 
 
 Thompson {Sir H.) Practical lithotomy and lithotrity. 
 
 1871 4337.19 
 
 J6®" See alio Kidneys and uriuary organs (p. 761). 
 
 151, Sunstroke. 
 
 M.iclean {W. C.) In Reynolds. System of med., t. 2, 1872 ; p. 
 128-142.] 4316.05 
 
 Wood (H. C, jr.) Thermic fever, or sun stroke. 
 1872 4344.14 
 
 152. Superstitions and Errors. 
 
 Harrison {J. B.) Popular med. errors. 1851. 4321.12 
 Peitigrew (T. J.) On superstitions connected with 
 
 medicine and surgery. 1846 4313.03 
 
 J^- See also Quackery (p. 765). 
 
 153. Surgery. 
 
 Billroth (T.) General surgical pathology and thera- 
 peutics. 1871 4326.19 
 
 Bryant {T.) Practice of surgery. 1872. . .4351.18 
 Clark (F.L.) Outlines of surgery. 1872. . .4336.15 
 K-ichsen{J.E.) Science and art of S. 2 v. 1872. 4336.13 
 EimarchiFr.) On the use of cold in S. 1861.4302.02 
 Francis (S. W.) Report of V. Mott's surg. cliuiques 
 in Univ. of New York, 1839-60 4326.20 
 
 Gross {S. D.) System of S. 5th ed. 2 v. 1872. 4338.21 
 Hamilton {F. H.) Principles and practice of surgery. 
 
 2d ed. 1873 4336.18 
 
 Holmes { T. ) System of surgery, in treatises by vari- 
 ous authors. 4 v. 1860-64 4337.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Abdomen, v. 2. 
 Abscess, V. 1. [v. 3. 
 Absorbent system. 
 Air pas.sages, v. 3. 
 Aliment, canal, v. 4. 
 AmpiitatioD, v. 3. 
 AuEestbetics, v. 3. 
 Aneurism, v. 3. 
 Apiiffia, V. 4. 
 Arteries, v. 3. 
 Back, V. 2. 
 Bones, v. 3. 
 Bones and joints, V.3. 
 Breast, v. 4. [v. 1. 
 Burns and scalds, 
 Cancer, v. 1. 
 Chest. V. 2. 
 Childhood, V. 4. 
 Collapse, V. 1. 
 Contusions, v. 1. 
 Croup, V. 4. [V. 1. 
 Delirium tremens. 
 Diphtheria, v. 4. 
 Dislocations, v. 1 
 Ear, V. 3. 
 Erysipelas, v. 1. 
 Eye, V. 2. 
 
 Extremity (Upper 
 and lower), v. 2. 
 
 Face, v. 2. 
 
 Fever (Surgical), v. 4. 
 
 Fractures, v. 1. 
 
 Gaiigren&, v. 1. 
 
 Geueration, v. 4. 
 
 Gouorrhcea, v. 4. 
 
 Head, v. 2. 
 
 Hernia, v. 4. 
 
 Hospitals, V. 4. 
 
 Hysteiia, v. 1. 
 
 luflammation, v. 1. 
 
 Instruments, v. 4. 
 
 Joints, V. 3. 
 
 Laryngoscope, v. 3. 
 
 Lightning, v. 1. 
 
 Lithotrity, V. 4. 
 
 Lithotomy, v. 4. 
 
 Minor surgery ,v. 3. 
 
 Mouth, V. 4. (v. 3. 
 
 Muscular system, 
 
 Orthopsedic surgery, 
 V. 3. 
 
 Neck, T. 3. 
 
 Nerves, v. 3. 
 
 Nose, T. 3. 
 
 Parasites, v. 4. 
 Pelvis, V. 2. 
 Plastic surgery, v. 3. 
 Poison8( Animal), v.l. 
 Poisonous insects 
 
 and reptiles, v. 4. 
 Pyaemia, v. 1. 
 Rectum, V. 4. 
 Scrofula, v. 1. 
 Sinus and fistula.T.l. 
 Skin, V. 4. 
 Spine, V. 3. [v. 4. 
 Surgical diagnosis. 
 Syphilis, V. 1. 
 Teeth, v. 4. 
 Tetanus, v. 1. 
 Thyroid gland, v. 4. 
 Tongue, v. 3. 
 Tumors, V. 1. 
 Ulcers. V. 1. 
 Urinary organs, v. 4. 
 Veins, V. 3. 
 "Women, v. 4. 
 Wounds, V. 1. [V. 2. 
 Wounds (Gun-shot), 
 Wounds of vessels, 
 
 v. 1. 
 
 Hulke (J. W.) Report on surgery. 1859-61. . 4304.02 
 Medico- Chirurgical transactions. General index to v. 
 
 1-33. 1871 4345.03 
 
 Ottley (D.) Observations on surgical diseases of the 
 
 head and neck. 1848 4316.18 
 
 Sims {•/. M.) Silver sutures in surgery. 1858. 4337.05 
 
 Tiy{\V.) Report on surgery. 1869-70 •. . 4304.09 
 
 Uniltd Slates. Army medical museum. Catalogue of 
 the surgical section. By A. A. 'WoodhuU. 
 
 1866 4338.01 
 
 — Surgeon general's office. Circular, no. 2-3, 6, 7. 2 v. 
 
 1863-(i8. . ." 4338.04 
 
 2. Excisions of the head of the femur for gunshot iuj tiry. 
 • [4338.04]. 3. Report of surgical cases treated in the army 
 of the U.S., 1865.71. 1871 [4338.08]. 6. Materialsavaiiable for 
 a medical and surgical history of the rebellion [4338.06]. 
 7. Report on amputations at llie liip-joint in military sur- 
 gery [4338.04]. 
 Windsor (T.) Report on surgery. 186264. 3 v. . . .4304.04 
 SE^ See also Military medicine (p. 763). 
 
 Teeth. See Dentistry (p. 767). 
 
 Therapeutics. See Materia medica and therapeutics (p. 762). * 
 
 154. Thermometry. 
 
 Sequin (E) Family thermometry. 1873. . 4323.09 
 
 Wunderlich {C. A.) On the temperature in diseases: 
 
 medical thermometry. 1871 4303.06 
 
 155. Throat : Pharynx, CBsophagus, Trachea, 
 Larynx, and Nares. 
 
 Cohen {J. S.) Diseases of the throat. 1872. .4342.25 
 St'ffen {A.) Spasm of the glottis. [In Ziemssen. Cycl. of med., 
 
 V. 7, 1876.] 4358.07 
 
 JS5~ See also Larynx (p. 761) ; — Respiratory organs (p . 766) ; 
 
 Diphtheria (p. 757). 
 
 Tobacco. See Stimulants and Narcotics (p. 768). 
 
 156, Tongue. 
 
 Clarke ( W. F.) Diseases of the tongue. 1873 4366tl8 
 
 Holmes (r.) System of surgery, t. 3, 1862 ; p. 897-916. . 4337.03 
 
 Toxicology. See Poisons (p. 766). 
 
 157. Tumors. 
 
 Bright (J.M.) Clinical memoirs on abdominal tumors 
 and intumescence. 1860 4302.08 
 
 Holmes ( T.) System of surgery, v.l, 1860 ; p. 462-607 {art. by J. 
 Paget) 4337.01 
 
 158. T3rphoid Fever. 
 
 Barley {J.) Typhoid fever, (/n Reynolds. System of med., v. 
 
 1, 1870 ; p. 346-424.] 4316.04 
 
 Lebert{H.) Reliipsiug fever and bilious typhoid. [In Ziemssen. v. 1.] 
 Liebermeister (K.) Typhoid fever. [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. 
 
 of med., V. 1, 1874 ; p. 1-233.] 4368 01 
 
 Massachusetts. State board of health. 2d report, 1870. . . 4345.19 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY.
 
 MEDICINE : Typhus Fever to Zymotic Oiaeases. 
 
 769 
 
 159. Typhus Fever. 
 
 Buchanan [G.) Typbus fever. [/» Reynolds. System of meil. 
 
 V. 1, 1870 ; p. 42.1 45.5.1 4315.04 
 
 LebcrCiH.) Typhus fever, [/n Ziemssen (H. Ton.) Cycl. of med., 
 
 T. 1, 1874 ; p. 301-340.J 4358.01 
 
 Urinary organs, etc. See Kidneys (p. 7C1). 
 160. Vacciuation. 
 
 Foster iF. P.) Public vacciuation. [In Amer. boo. sci. assoc. 
 
 Trans., no. S. 1»73.J 6811.03 
 
 Seaton i,E. C.) Hand-book of V. 1S68. . .4314.08 
 — Vaccination. [/>i Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 1870 ; p. 
 
 274312.] 4816.04 
 
 tg- Sec also Small-pox (p. 767). 
 
 161. Vegetarianism. 
 
 Alcoil {W. A.^ Vegetable diet. 1853. . . . 43-2404 
 Ne\oton[J. F.) Eetuin to nature. 1822. |/n Pamphleteer, v. 19, 
 
 •2(1 ; 3 art] 6Q.W-20 
 
 Plutarch, or eating of flesh, [/nftis Morals, v. 5, p. 3-16. 5135.30 
 Porphyry. On abstinence from animal food. [In his Select 
 
 works, 1823 : p. 1-170.] 6416.26 
 
 Schlickcyriori. ( G. i Fruit and bread ; a scientific diet. 
 Tr". by M. L. Holbrook. 1877 4352.lt! 
 
 5f<J aiso Fraser's mag.. Feb., 1875 (Vegetarianism, by F. 
 W. Newman) ; July 1876 (.\utobiogr. of a vei^etarian. by 
 C. O. G. Napier) : Westm. rev., Oct., 1874 (Best food for 
 man, by N. Kiugsford). 
 
 S^ See also works on Food aud diet (p. 758). 
 
 162. Venereal Diseases. 
 
 Baumtgr (C.) Syphilis. [In Ziemssen (il. von). Cycl.. v. 3, 
 1875: p. 3-309.J 4358.03 
 
 Buynskrid (F. J.) Pathology and treatment of vene- 
 real diseases. 3d ed. 1870 4343.12 
 
 Diday (P. ) Treatise on syphilis in new-born children 
 and infants at the breast. 1859. . . . 4302.01 
 
 Holmes {T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860; p. 375-461 tarl. by 
 H. Lee) 4337.U1 
 
 Hutc/nnson [J.] Coustitutional syphilis. [In Reynolds. System 
 of med., V. 1, 1870 ; p. 729-761.] 4:)15.04 
 
 Lancerfaux (E.) Treatise on syphilis. 2 v. 18G8. 4302.21 
 
 Morgan (J. ) Practical lessons on contagious diseases ; 
 syphilitic, e/c. Is72 4343.11 
 
 Ricord (f.) Traite xjratique des maladies ven^riennes. 
 1838 4351.01 
 
 Van Buren (W. H.), and Keyes {E L.) Surgical dis- 
 eases of the genito-urinary organs, including 
 
 syphiUs. 1874 4335.13 
 
 j8®- See also Reproductive organs (p. 765). 
 
 163. Vivisection. 
 
 Hherinijlon (0. F.) Vivisection investigated and vin- 
 dicated. 1842 433B.25 
 
 See also Contem. rev., April, 1875 (Vivisection, by Sir T. 
 ■Watson) ; Oct., 1S76 (The vivisection act, by Kobert Lowe) ; 
 Feb., 1877 (Mr. Lowe and the vivisection act, by F. P. 
 Oobbe) ; Coruhill mag., Apr., 1876 (Thoughts of an out- 
 eider : ethics ol vivisectiou) ; Fortu. rev.. May, 1874 (Field 
 sports and vivisection, by E. A. Freeman) ; March, 1875 
 (VivisectiDD, by R. Cougreve and J. H. Bridges) ; May, 
 1876 (Cruelty to animals, by prof. Jevons) ; July 1876 (Har- 
 vey and vivisection, by J. H. Bridges) ; Fraser's mag , 
 April. i875 (by George Hoggau) ; Macm. mag., Feb.. 1874 
 (Vivisection, by M. Foster) ; Pop. sci. rev., Oct., 1876 (The 
 vivieection clamour, by H. Lawson) ; St. James's mag.. 
 May, 1877 (Plea for its suppression). 
 
 164. Voice and Speech. 
 
 Durani (9.) Hygiene of the voice : its physiology 
 and anatomy. 1870 6333.27 
 
 Hunt (J.) Philosophy of the voice. 1859. . 6333.25 
 
 — Stammering and stuttering, their nature and treat- 
 ment. 18(J5 633126 
 
 KitssmaiU [A.) Disturbances of speech. [In Ziemssen (H. von). 
 Cycl., V. 14, 1877 ; p. 681-87.^.] 4358.11 
 
 Lieber [F.) Vocal sounds of Laura Bridgman. [/n Sm. coutrib., 
 V. 2.1 3937 02 
 
 Rush {J.) Philosophy of the voice. 1859. .6333.24 
 jJS- See also Elocution (p. 4421;— Deaf and dumb (p. 408). 
 
 Water-cure. See Hydropathy (p. 760). 
 
 165. WTiooping Cough. 
 
 Smith {E.) Hooping cough, [/n Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 
 1870 ; p. 62-61.] 4316.04 
 
 Steffen (A.) Whooping cough. [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl., 
 v. 6, 1876 ; p. 675-730.] 4368.06 
 
 166. Women. 
 
 Atkin {W.) Specimen medieum inaug., do prsecipuis 
 foeminarum senesceutium morbis. 1739. 4338.03 
 
 Althill (£.) Clinical lectures on diseases peculiar to 
 women. 1872 4331.28 
 
 Barker (F.) Puerperal diseases. 3d ed. 1876. 4335.32 
 
 Bedford ((?. S.) Ciuical lectures on diseases of 
 women and children. 8th ed. 1868. . 4333.33 
 
 Bernutz (0.), and Goupil (£) Clinical memoirs on the 
 diseases of women. 2 v. 1864. . . . 4302.05 
 
 Chavasse (P. II.) Counsel to a mother : continuation 
 and completion of "Advice to a mother." 
 1871 4331.22 
 
 — Advice to a mother, 1869 4331.11 
 
 l^liurchill {K, ed.) Essays on puerperal fever and dis- 
 eases incident to women. l«4x. . . . 4316.02 
 
 Clarke (E. H.) Sex in education. 1873. . .5514.27 
 Note — For replies, see Sex nud education [5514.29] ; Ed- 
 ucation of girls [5514.28]; Duffy's No sex {.'>5U.;ju]. 
 
 Donkersiey [R.) Facts about wives and mothers. 
 
 1869 4331.33 
 
 Dufftry (Mm. E. B.) What women should know : a 
 
 woman's book. 1 873 343 1 . 29 
 
 Gardner [A. K.) Causes and curative treatment of 
 
 sterility 4331.02 
 
 Gooclb (if.) Some of the most important diseases 
 
 peculiar to women. 1859 430'2.15 
 
 Mewill {G.) Pathology, diagnosis, and treatment of 
 
 the diseases of woman. 1872 4335.21 
 
 Holmes [T ) System of surgery, v. 1, 1864 ; p. 653-695 (Diseases 
 of the breast, by J. Birkett) 4337.04 
 
 Same. V. 4, 1864 ; p. 491-538 (Surgical diseases of women. 
 
 by J. Hutchinson) 4337.04 
 
 Hunter (W.) Anatomy of the human gravid uterus. 
 1851 4316.25 
 
 Jackson (J. C.) American womanhood :'its peculiari- 
 ties and necessities. 1870 4331.19 
 
 Jacobi (M. P.) Question of rest for women during 
 menstruation. 1877 4335.30 
 
 Kapheys (G. H.) Physical life of wom.in : advice to 
 the maiden, wife and mother. 1870. . 4331.14 
 
 Schroeder (G) Diseases of the female sexual organs. 
 [Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl., v. 10, 187,5.] 435S.10 
 
 Shnp.wn (l^ir J. Y.) Clinical lectures on the diseases 
 of women. 1872 
 
 ^lorer i//. R.) Causation, course, and treatment of 
 reflex insanity in women. 1871. . . . 4331.21 
 
 Taylor {G. H.) Diseases of women : their causes, pre- 
 vention, and cure. 1871 4331.24 
 
 Thomas {T. G.) Practical treatise on the diseases of 
 women. 3d ed. enl. 1872 4335.28 
 
 Trail (R. T.) Mother's hygienic handbook. 1874. 4331.31 
 
 Verdi (T. S.) Maternity : a popular treatise for 
 young wives and mothers. 1870. . . . 4331.18 
 See also Contemp. rev., Jan., 1878, (The little health of 
 ladies, by F. P. Cobbe). i 
 
 «S- •See also Midwifery (p. 762) ;— Children (p. 756) ; 
 Marriage {p. 761), aud, in tlie general alphabet, Women. 
 
 167. 'Wounds and Contusions. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 670-617 (Wounds 
 and contusions by J. Paget) ; — p. 65U-704 (Wounds of ves- 
 sels, by C. H. lloore);— v. 2, 1861; p. 1-96 (Gun-shot 
 
 wounds, by T. Longmore) 4337.01 
 
 tS" See 'also Surgery (p. 768);— Military med. (p. 763). 
 
 168. Yellow Fever. 
 
 Arm-strong ((?. D.) Summer of the pestilence : Tel- 
 low 'fever in Norfolk, Va., 1855. . . .4344.17 
 
 Haenisch {F.) Yellow fever. [In Ziemssen (H. von.) Cycl. of 
 med., V. 1, 1874 ; p. 488-613.] 43,i8.01 
 
 Macdonald {J. D.) Yellow fever. [/7i Reynolds. System of uied., 
 V. 1, 1870 ; p. 475-497.] 4315.04 
 
 dnted Slates. Surgeon general's office. Report on yel- 
 low fever in the army, during 1867. . . 4338.04 
 J®- See also Fevers ip. 768). 
 
 169. Zymotic Diseases. 
 
 Ross (J.) The graft theory of disease, being an ap- 
 plication of Mr. Darwin's hypothesis of pangene- 
 sis to zymotic diseases. 187'i 4 i27. 14 
 
 See also Niueteeuth century, v. 1, 1877 (The abolition of 
 zymotic disease, by Sir T. Watson). 
 
 OEg' See also Fevers (p. 758) ;— Croup (p. 757) ; — Digestive 
 organs (p. 757) ; Diphtheria (p. 757);— Erysipelas (p. 768); — 
 Cerebro. spinal meuingitis (p. 756) ;— Cholera (ii. 7.^)6) ;— 
 Scarlet lever (p. 766) ;— Small-pox (p. 767) ;— Whooping 
 cough (p. 768) ; — Typhoid fever (p. 76b) ; — Typhus lever 
 (p. 768) ;— Yellow fever (p, 769). 
 
 97 lu asking for books, use the ■' Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAMK, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER,
 
 770 
 
 MEDICO -MEMORY 
 
 Medico-chirurgical transactions. General index to 
 V. 1.53. London, 1871. 8° 4345.03 
 
 Medico-legal sociPty of New York. Papers. First 
 series. Revised cd. N. Y., 1874. 8°. . 435i.U7 
 I^'oie.— For cmtents see Medicine (p. 762). 
 
 Medina Pomar (de). The lioneymoon. Remem- 
 brance of a bridal tour through Scotland. 2 v. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1874. 8° 2?I5.71 
 
 Medinah. See Burton iR. F.) Pilgrimage, etc. 1856. . 1053.10 
 
 Meditations. S« Descartes (R.) 1867 6412,21 
 
 Meditations. See Hervey (James) 3557 19 
 
 Meditations on death aud eternity. ,S'-'f Zschokke (J.H.D.) 3625.24 
 Meditations on life, etc. See Zschokke (J. H. D.) . . . 3625-25 
 Mediterranean. See (under Countries) Mediterranean (p. 343), 
 
 also names of its islands aud adjacent countries. 
 Medley of notables. London, [18.0.] llj°. .3261.06 
 Medulla oblongata. See Medicine {Nervous system, p. 763). 
 MedusEB. 'See Natural history (.t/e(it«t.c). 
 
 Medwin (Thomas). Conversations of Byron, 1821 
 
 and 1822. New ed. London, 1824. 8^. 3027.0-5 
 
 Meech (L. W.) Relative intensity of heat and light of the sun 
 
 in ditl'ereut latitudes. [In Sm. coutrib., v. 9, 1857 ; and in 
 
 Sm. report, 1M56.] 3937.09:3936.11 
 
 Meehau (C. H. W. ) Law and practice of euchre. 
 By a professor. [aaon.'\ Phil., 1H62. 18'='. 4611.27 
 
 Meehan {Rev. C. P.) Fate and fortunes of Hugh 
 O'Neill, earl of Tyrone, and Rory O'Donel, earl 
 of Tyrconnel ; their flight from Ireland, tic. 
 Dublin, 18G8. 8°. ^. 492.14 
 
 Meek (Alex. Beaufort). Romantic passages in South- 
 western history ; including orations, slietches, 
 and essays. 2d ed. Mobile, 18-57. 12°. 591.17 
 
 Meek (F, B.) Invertebrate cretaceous and tertiary fossils of the 
 upper Mi-ssonri couutry. [In U. S. Gtot. survey of the ter- 
 7-ilories, {Huyden.i y.<).] . 1126.il 
 
 — PaliBoutoiugy. [In XJ. S- Engineer dept. Pro/essionat papers. 
 
 No. 18. tieol. explor. of the 40tb parallel. Clarence King, 
 geolo;4i8t-iu-rharge. v. 4, pt. 1. 1877.] 1116 12 
 
 — ami Hayden (F. V.) Palajoutology of the upper Miaeouri. 
 
 Pt. I- luverlebiates. [/;i Sm- coutrib., v. U, 1865.] 3S37.14 
 
 Meeker (N. G. ) Life in the West, or stories of the 
 
 Miss, valley. New York, 18:18. 12°. . . 1124.02 
 
 Meermau (Geraard van). Origines typographicae. 
 
 2 V. Hag£e Comitum. 1763. i°. ... 2766. 10 
 
 Meet for heaven. By the author of ' Heaven our 
 
 home.' Boston, 186-t. 16° 3575.01 
 
 Meeter ^E. ) Holland : its institutions, press, kings, 
 and prisons. London, 1857. 8°. . . . 964.23 
 Meeting of gallauts at an ordinaire ; or, the walkes in Powles. 
 Ed. by J. O. iiailiwell. Loudon, 1841. 16°. [In Percy so- 
 ciety, v. 6. J 506-0,05 
 
 Meeting tue suu : round the world- See Simpson (W.) 1874. 1045.08 
 
 Meetings aud greetiutis. See Tegg {'Vin.) 5427.23 
 
 Megtia Uuta ; or cloud mesaenyi-r. See Kalidasa. 
 Meigs (Iteturn Joualhan). Joiirual of expt.-d. against Quebec, 
 177.1. [In Mass- hist. BO.:. Col., 2d s., v. 2, 1814.) . 661.12 
 
 — Campbel' {J. ty.) In lus Biour. sketches 3245.16 
 
 Meikle(.L) Window gardening for town and coun- 
 try. London, [«. d,] 18° 6132.08 
 
 Memeke (Johann Albreclit Friedrioh August). I'cet- 
 arum comicorum Gr£ecorum frasmenta. Recog. 
 et Lattr. F. K. Bothe. P.,Z>icM iS5-j. H°. 7/67 01 
 
 Meinwork. {Ijp. of Palerb^rn). See article in Fraeer, Jan., 1875, 
 by .S Baiing-Gould. 
 
 Meister Karl's sketch-book. 5<e Leland (C. G) 1872. .2535.07 
 
 Meja:i (.Uaurice). Recueil des causes celebres. 2e 
 ed. 21 V. Paris, 1808-14. 12°. . . . 5641.01 
 
 Melancholy. 
 
 — i?i(;toit (ij.) -Anatomy of melancholy. 1852. 2517.19 
 
 — JUii'oic/ioj/ anatomized ; founded on Burton, lanon.] 
 
 Boston, 18il6. 16° 2515.10 
 
 jOS* See also Medicine (Iiisa^iity, p. 760). 
 Melancthon (Philipp). See Biography (p. 176) ; aUo Fraser's 
 
 mag.. Do.:., iMV6 (Me;auc'.U in, by J, Hutchiuson). 
 Melbourne. See Countries {I' doria, p. 391). 
 Meldrum (Squyer). See Lyndesay [Sir David). Works, v. 3, 
 
 1865 7913.15 
 
 MeleK. Haiium (,1/?iie., wife of Kibrizli-Meheinei-Pa-iha). 
 
 Thirty years in the harem ; or autobiography. 
 
 New Vork, l-'572. 12° 312-J.31 
 
 Melia (Pius). IJints on the origin of man and his 
 
 intellectual faculties. L., 1872. 12°. . 4713.03 
 Melinda tlie caboceer, or sport iu Ashauti ; a tale. See SkertclUy 
 
 (J. A ) 1092.24 
 
 Meliiie (C'ji. James F. ) Mary queen of Scots and her 
 latest English historian [•!. A. Froude]. New 
 York, 18/"-'. 8° 3121.25 
 
 — Two thousand miles on horseback : Santa Fe and 
 
 back ; summer tour through Kansas, Nebraska, 
 
 Colorado and New Mexico, in 1866. New York, 
 1867. 12°. 1114.13 
 
 Meliora : a quarterly journal of social science, v. 1- 
 12. London, 18-59-69. 8° 8135.18 
 
 Melish (John). Map of Illinois, [n. p.] 1818. 
 folded 8° 1123.22 
 
 Mellor (E.) Priesthood in the light of the New Tes- 
 tament. N. Y., [London,] 1876. 8°. [Congrega- 
 tdoual union lectures, 1876.] .... 3ia8,04 
 
 Melmoth (Wm.) Fitzosborue's letters. London, 
 1776. 8°. 2535.26 
 
 — translator. See Cicero, Letters ; — Pliny. 
 Melsa abbey. See Meaux abbey. 
 
 Melusina. See Sirarock (K.) Deutscheu Volkabiicher. v. 6. 
 
 l.')47 7126 25 
 
 Melusine. See 3eand'Arras. Romans of Partenay. . . 7913 05 
 Melvil (Sir James). Memoirs, under the reigns of 
 
 queen Elizabeth, Mary, queen of Scots, and king 
 
 James. 3d ed. Glasgow, 1751. 12°. . . 3121.28 
 Melvill (Henry, D.D.) Sermons. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1856. 8° 3575.04 
 
 Melville (George John Whyte). Bones and I ; or, 
 
 the skeleton at home. 3d ed. L.,1871. 16°. 231.84 
 &5^ For his novels see Fiction class-list (p. 504). 
 Melville (Herman). Battle-pieces and aspects of the 
 
 war. [Poems.] New York, 1866. 12°. . 1672.11 
 ift^ For his.novels see Fiction class-list (p. 504). 
 Memes (John S. ) Memoirs of Canova. Edinburgh, 
 
 1825. 8° 303:101 
 
 — Life of Wm. Cowper. (/n Waldie library, v. 6,] . .6078.19 
 
 — Memoirs of empress Josephine. New Y'ork, 1852. 
 
 8° 3094.09 
 
 Memiuinger (Robert Withers). Present issues. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1853. 12° 3575 20 
 
 Ci/n/<;nte; Tlie church. Sacerdotalism. Christianity and 
 festbeticB. The p-ilpit. Uiiiversalism and Calvitiism. 
 Civilization aud devil worship. 
 
 — What is religion ? a protest against The spirit of 
 
 the age : plea for the spiritual. Philadelphia, 
 
 1872. 12° 307513 
 
 Mcmnon. 
 
 — Letronne [J. A.) Inscriptions grecques et latines du Colosse 
 
 de M. [In Royal soc- of lit., v. 2, 18-)2 ; p. 1-76.] . 60i8,(i2 
 
 — Philol. museum, V. 2, 1833 ; p. 146-185 6414 21 
 
 See atsj Quart, rev., v. 138, 1875 [Statue of Memnou, by 
 
 J. A. Letroune). 
 Memoir of a brother. &« Hughes (Thomas). 1873. . .3083.29 
 Memoires dune femme de qualite sur Louis xvm. 4 v. See 
 
 Lamothe Langon (E- L ) 3111 06 
 
 Memoires de SI. de •»♦. 1643 90. [In Petitot. Mem., 2 ser., 
 
 v. 68-69) »...'. 60336 
 
 Memoirs. AS" For memoirs of persons see Biography (p. 116- 
 
 215). For the memoiie of Learned soUelies £ee the name of 
 
 the society. 
 
 Memoirs ol a cavalier. See De Foe (Daniel) 
 
 Memoirs 01 a Huguenot family. i"ee Maury (Ann). 1872.3056.27 
 Memoirs of a ruaitre d'armes. See Dumas (A.) 1857. .6075 27 
 Memoirs of a .Maiylaud Nulunlei r. *Sfrt; Kenly iJ. It.) . . 685.27 
 Memoirs of a New England villHge choir, see Gilman (S.imiiel). 
 
 Coutrib. to lit., 1856 262ii.l4 
 
 Memoirs of a professional lady nurse. See Stannard (M,) 
 
 18/3 3it.4.29 
 
 Memoirs of a traveller. 5d/- Dutens (L.) 5v 3053.09 
 
 Memoirs of an American lady (.Mrs. Schuyler]. See Grant .ilfrs. 
 
 Anue) 3067.11 
 
 Memoirsof celebrated characters. Se-^Lamartine (A. de;. 3264.18 
 Memoirs of emiueiit Englishwomen, .ve-e Cosleilo (L. S.) . 32.''6.14 
 Memoirs of secret societies of the south of Italy, par- 
 ticularly the Carbonari. L., 1621. 8°. . 68.i;.01 
 
 Memorable women. See Crosland (N.) 3261.19 
 
 Memoranda of experiencLS of a Uuiversalist preacher. .Vee 
 
 Rogers (G.) 1815 3153 2T 
 
 Memorialsof a century. S'ee Jennings (I.) 5i)1.28 
 
 Memorials of Ihe sea. Sz-e Scoresby (iVm.) 1851. . . .3156.25 
 Memorials of Theophilus Triniil. S « Lyncher. T.) 1869. 2535-27 
 Memories of liity jears. See Sparks [W. H,) 1870. . .3164.26 
 Memories 01 French palaces. .Vcv Challice (A. K ) 1871. 523.17 
 Memories of many Uieu. See Field (.M. B.) 1874. , . 32o6 06 
 
 Memcnes of Patmoa. See Macduff (J. it.) 3073.03 
 
 Memory. 
 
 — Bi:altie[J.) On memory, [/n Ai'.t Works, v. 1, 1809,] . 5015 OJ 
 
 — Cobbe (/'". P.) Fallacies of memory. [In her Hours ot wfrk 
 
 and play, 1867 ; p. 87-117) 2621.08 
 
 — Fowler (U. S.) Memory, and intellectual improve- 
 
 ment. 1816 6olv.u2 
 
 — Rogers{R.) Pleasures of memory, [//i /tt5 Poems.) .1683.05 
 
 Mnemonics. 
 
 — CasUlko (A, M. de and J. F. de). Dictionnaire mn^- 
 
 monique. 1835 6413.19 
 
 — Fauvel-Gouraud (F.) Phreno-mnemotechny ; or, 
 
 the art of memory. 1845 5518.26 
 
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 MEMORY - MEREDITH 
 
 771 
 
 — F4naig'e(G. von). New art of memory. 1812. .'iSll.ll 
 
 — tficy (Ji.) Artificial memory. 1857. . . 5.jl4.):i 
 
 — Hiihonrth iT.) Kational mnemonics. 1845. 0514 31 
 
 — Kirkimm (T. P.) first mnemonical lessons in ge- 
 
 ometry, algebra, and trijjonometry. 1852. 4uli.l8 
 
 — Lowe (— ). Alii'-niouics. [Appended to Grey (JR.) Artificial 
 
 memory. J857.] 6514.13 
 
 — Mde^ (jf.) Mnemotechny. 1S49. . . .5512.06 
 
 — Pik(HR.,ji:,(md\Vm. C.) Mnemonics. 181G. 5r)18.27 
 
 S'e nUo l-'ortn. rev., v. 10, 1868 (Reteutive powers of the 
 
 miud ill its beai'itig on education, by A. B.iin) ; Jonrual 
 
 of spec, pbiloa., v. C. 1H71, p. 6-26 (Remarkiible cases of 
 
 meinoiy, by \V. D. Heulile) ; \Vinslow'B jom-. of psy. uied.. 
 
 V. 10. Itt5/ {Memory and order); Dublin rev., July, 1877 
 
 (.Artificial memory). 
 Men and maimera iu America one hundred years ago. See 
 
 Shudder (H.E.) 3212.19 
 
 Men auil luyBtciie.siif Wall street. .<;« Medbcry (O.K.) 1870. 6a22.23 
 Menand tuiiigs in Kurope. iVc Murray (.S.| 1854. . . 943.18 
 Men aud wnnien. (Poems.] Se^ Browning (Robert). . 16*23-02 
 Men aud women of France during the last century. See Hous- 
 
 saye Ar.-*eiie) 3262.18 
 
 Men and women of 18th century. S''e Houssaye {X.) 2 v. 3266.02 
 
 i\'t*(f.— Same as precediuR work. 
 Men at tho helm ; Kiiglish statesmen. [1702-1852]. See Adams 
 
 (W. n. D.) 3222.14 
 
 Men I have known. 5« Jerdan (Wm.) 1860 3222.05 
 
 Menof-18. .Vf-^ McGee (&-(. J. E.) 1875 491.19 
 
 Men of letters aud science in time of (ieorge ui. See Brougham 
 
 (Henry, Ir.rd) 3O24.0t 
 
 Menof our times. 5ee Stowe (H. B.) 1868 3265.02 
 
 Men of the Second Empire. By the author of " The 
 
 member for Paris." [Grenville Murray.] London, 
 
 1872. 8° 513.17 
 
 Men of the Third Eepublic. [«HO)i.] Philadelphia, 
 
 1873. 8° 3252.27 
 
 Men of the time. Brit, statesmen. L.,1854. 16°. 32.,2,07 
 Men of the time. Biogr. sketches of eminent living 
 
 characters. New ed. by E. Walford. London. 
 
 1859. sm. 8° 3223.01 
 
 Same. New [5th] ed. by E. Walford. London, 
 
 186-'. S" 3223.02 
 
 Same. New [Cth] ed. by E. Walford. London, 
 
 1865. 8" 3223.06 
 
 Same. A dictionary of contemporaries. 8th ed. 
 
 by T. Cooper. London, ls72. 8". . . .3223.12 
 Same. Wth ed., by Thompson Cooper. London, 
 
 1375. 12° 3223.13 
 
 Men who advertise ; with hints on advertising. 
 
 New York, ls70. 8' 2735.18 
 
 Men. womeu, aud books. See Hunt (L.) 2 v 2o33.06 
 
 Menagerie. .S'C': Bennett (E. 'I. ) Gardens and menagerie. 4715 17 
 Menander. Fragiucuta. I'rom the Greek, by !•'. I'awkes. [In 
 
 Chalmers ((il Engl, poets, v. 16, 1810.] . . . .1626 16 
 
 — Fiagnieuta. [/« Aristophanes. Jidot, 1846 [7704.04] ; ami m 
 
 Meineke (A.) Fragur., il.djf, 1855 7767.01 
 
 Si:e aUo Jsat. qu. rev., v. 16, 1868 ; p. 3-23 (Greek comedy); 
 and Literature (Greek, p. 708). 
 
 Menard i Louis). Hermes Triemegiste ; trad, com- 
 plete, prccedee d'line etude sur I'origine dea 
 livres bermetiques. 2e ed. Paris,1867. W. 3812.17 
 
 Meuault (Ernest). The intelligence of animals. 
 Tr. by E. M. London, [n d.J l'^°. . . 4722.05 
 
 Mencius \Chinese Meng-Tse]. Works. [Chinese text], with 
 trausl., notes, cic, by J. Legge. [In /us Chinese classics. 
 v. 2. 186I.1 7818.02 
 
 . — Johnsmi (5.) Oriental religions. China, 1877; p. 637-666. 3563.34 
 
 Meudals33bu (Moses l Jerusalem: a treatise on 
 eocl. authority and Judaism. Tr. by M. Samuels. 
 2v. London, 18.8. 8° 3576.09 
 
 — Phsedon ; or the death of Socrates. From the Ger- 
 
 man. London, 1789. 8° 5424.14 
 
 «S" For lij'e of HI , ti-e Biography (p. 176.) 
 Msudelssohu Bartholdy (ielix;. Letters from Italy 
 
 and Switzerland. Phil., 1863. 16°. . . 971.12 
 Same. 2d ser. Philadelphia, 1863. 16°. 971.15 
 
 — Symphonio No. 4. Fiir orchester. Leipzig, [ii.d. ] 
 
 8° 1..6-t.02 
 
 ^5- For lives of M., see Biography (p. 17G1 ; also Journal 
 of ^pec. pliilos., v. 7, 187.1 ; p. 51-56 (by E. Kobulewskl). 
 
 Meudala3ohn Bartholdy \Di: Karl). Goethe and 
 Mendelssohn. (1821-1831.) Tr. with additions 
 by M. E. von Glehn. London, 1872. 8°. 3123. 2(J 
 
 Meudhaiu (Rcu. Joseph). Literary policy of the 
 church of Rome. 2d ed. L., 1830. 8". . '2761.03 
 
 Mendoza Juan Gonzalez de). Se^t Gonzalez <le Mendoza. 
 
 Meuegii.ni ((iiuseppe). Animal nature of the dia- 
 tomacefB Tr. by C. Johnson. Ed. by A. Hen- 
 frey London, .Rri// .snc, 1853. 8°. . . 4714.02 
 
 Menes and Cheops ideutiti-d. ^(c Rikart (C. von). 1869. 1076.05 
 
 Meng-Zso. Sre Mencius. 
 
 Meiigs (.Vnlouio KiiHaello). Works, tr. from the Ital- 
 ian. 2 V. London, 1796. 8° 1412.08 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Memoirs. Beauty and taste in painting. 
 
 Of tasle. Ui-flections upon Raphael, Corre;igio. aud Titian, 
 
 and upon tlic ant in fs. 2 Up'^u the means of making tlie 
 
 polite arts flourish in .Spain. Memoirs concerning Cdr- 
 
 roggio. Rules for masters an I pupils in painting. 
 Meniere (Prosper). Etudes medicales Buries pontes 
 
 latins. Paris, 1858. 12° 4312.21 
 
 Menin (Nicolas). Hist, treatise of anointing and 
 
 coronation of kings and queena of France. 
 
 Transl. London, 1723. 8° 511.05 
 
 Meningitis. See Medicine [Cerebrospinal meningitis, p. 756). 
 Menke (Th.) Orbis antiqui descriptio. Gothse, 
 
 1860. 8° 915.16 
 
 Menken (Adah Isaacs). Infelicia. Philadelphia, 
 
 1869. 24° lt,72.22 
 
 Mennechet (Edouard). Matinees litteraires. Courg 
 
 complet de litterature modeme. 6e ^d. 4 v. 
 
 Paris. 1868. 16° 2731.14 
 
 Menschikoff (Alexander, prince). ,^ee Biography (p. 176) ; also 
 
 Vevf monthly, v. 28, 1830 (Last days of Jleuzikoff ) 
 Mensuration. ,^ce Mathematics. {Loga'ilhms. p. 119]. 
 Mental discipline. S':e Education (p. 434) ; — Culture (p. 40n). 
 Mental diseases aud hygiene. See Medicine {Mental physio ogy, 
 
 p. 762 •,~lnsamty, p. 760). 
 Mental philosophy. See Philosophy. 
 
 Mentone. Bennet(J.H.) Shoresoftlie Mediterranean. 1870. 981.09 
 Menu. Institutes of Hindu law. Tr. by Sir W. Jones. [In his 
 
 Works. V. 7. London, 1807. 8°.) 6046.07 
 
 Sfe review m Calcutta rev., v. 8. 1847 ; p. 147-174. 
 Menzel ( Wolfgang). German literature. Tr. by T. 
 
 Gordon. 4 v. Oxford, 18 10. 8°. . . . 2732.01 
 
 — Geschichte der letzten vierzig Jahre, (1816-1856). 
 
 2 v. Stuttgart, 1857. 12° 443.31 
 
 — History of Germany. [To 1840.] Tr. by Mrs. Hor- 
 
 rocks. 3 V. London, Bohn, 1848-49. 12°. 544.07 
 
 Menzies (Sutherland). History of France for junior 
 
 classes. New York, 1876. 12° 513.28 
 
 — History of Germany for J unior classes. New York, 
 
 1876. 12° 544.27 
 
 — Political women. 2 v. London, 1873. 8°. 3266.07 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Duchess de Lougueville. Duchess de 
 Cbevreuse. Mile, de Moiitpensier. Tho Fronde. 2. The 
 Fri'nde, C0'i(in«erf. The duchess of Portsmouth. Princcaa 
 des Ursins. Sarah Jennings and John Churchill. 
 
 — Boyal favourites. 2 v. London, 1HG5. 8°. 3257.10 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Favonritoa of Edward of Caernarvon and 
 Isabel of France. Maria do Padilla. Agnes Sorel. Diana 
 of Poitiers. Henry of Valois and the minions. Favouiitea 
 of Elizabeth. Mary Stuart and Cbastelar. Henry iv. and 
 the fair Gabrielle. Italian favourites of IVIarie do Medici. 
 Favourites of James 1. aud Anne of Denmark. Favourites 
 of Louis XIII. of Frauce. 2. George \ iilieis. duke of Buck- 
 ingbaiii. Duchess de chevreuse. Favourites of Louis xiv. 
 Twelve favourites of Catherine li. of Russia. 
 
 Mercada, p.wud. Hamlet ; or, Shakespeare's philo- 
 sophy of history. London, 1875. 6°. . . 1V51.30 
 
 Mercantile law. See Law {Commercia/, p. 685). 
 
 Mercantile library associations. See Libraries (p. 700). 
 
 Mercantile morals. See Business (i'/rra.s <-/i/i«tuesi-, p. 246). 
 
 Mercantile pursuits. See Business (p. 245). 
 
 Mercantiui (Luigi). Canti. 2d ed. Milano, 1870. 
 12° 7317.U 
 
 Mercer (Charles Fenton). Exposition of the weak- 
 ness and inefficiency of the gov. of the U. S. 
 ■ [».. p.] 1845 l-j° 5725.12 
 
 Merchandise. 5ec Pohlicai economy (Commerce]. 
 
 Merchant of Venice. Se: Shakspere (\V.) 
 
 Merchant's mag. ^ee Hunt's mei chant s magazine. 
 
 Merchants. See Biography {.^tt^■chant£. p. 112). 
 
 Merchants' ready reckoner. L., IsHl. 16°. . 4015.20 
 
 Meroiar {liev. Lewis). Outlines of the life of Jesus 
 Christ. V. 1. London, 1871. 8°. . . . 3121.18 
 
 Mercier (Louis Sebastien). Paris delineated. From 
 the Irench. 2 v. London, 1802. b°. . 967.02 
 
 — Memoirs of the year 2i00. Tr. by AV. Hooper. 
 
 I'hiladelphia, 1795. 16° 2j1.77 
 
 Mercuri (Paul). *Costume8 historiques des xn., xin., 
 XIV, et XV. siecles. Texte historique et de- 
 Bcriptif par C. Bonnard. Nouv. ed. avec un in- 
 trod., par C.Blanc. 3 V. Paris, 1800-61. 4°. 6626.05 
 Meredith (George). See Fiction class-ii.-t (p 604). 
 Mereditli (aMis. Louisa, wife of Cuarles). The lace- 
 makers : sketches of Irish character. London, 
 1865. 12° 952.06 
 
 — My home in Tasmania. N. Y., 1858. 12°. . 1061.02 
 
 — Notes and sketches of New South Wales, 1839- 
 
 1814. London, 1844. 12° 996.C6 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giviug the AUrnOU'S N'AIIE. the first part of the TirLft, and tho NUMBER,
 
 772 
 
 MEREDITH -MERY 
 
 Meredith (L. P.) E very-day errors of speech. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1872. 16= 6-123.31 
 
 — The teeth and how to save them. Philadelphia, 
 
 1S71. 16° 4311.15 
 
 Meredith (Owenl, psiud. Set Bulwer-Lytton (Robert). 
 Mereditn (Wm. Geol. Memorials of Bernadotte, 
 
 kins of Sweden. London, 1829. 8°. . . 3017.09 
 Meriden. (Conn). See Countries (jl/ertdcii. p. 344). 
 Merunea (J. F. L.) Art of painting in oil, and in 
 
 fresco. Tr., with observ. by W. B. S. Taylor. 
 
 London, 18:39. 12" 1424.16 
 
 Merimee (Prosper). Chronique du rfegne de Charles 
 
 IX. Suivie de la Double me'prise, et de La 
 
 Guzla : [recueil de chansons illyriques]. Paris, 
 
 1858. 12° 7025.12 
 
 — Colomba. Suivi de la Mosa'ique et autres contes 
 
 et nouvelles. Paris, 1858. 12°. . . . 7025.13 
 
 — Colomba. Translated. Boston, 1856. 16°. 231.81 
 
 jYote. — A picture of Corsicau life and manners. 
 
 — Les Cosaques dautrefois. P., 1865. 12°. . 702-'5.11 
 
 — Les deux heritages, suivis de I'lnspecteur general, 
 
 et des Ddbuts d'un aventurier. 2e ed. Paris, 
 18G7. 12° 7025.14 
 
 — 1572 : a chronicle of the times of Charles ix. Trans- 
 
 lated. New York, 1830. 12° 235.67 
 
 — History of Peter the cruel. 2 v. London, 1849. 
 
 sm. 8° 3142.10 
 
 — Letters to an incognita. Ed. by R. H. Stoddard. 
 
 N. Y., 1874. 10°. [Brio-a-brac series.] . 32.')1.16 
 
 — Lettres a uno iuconnue. [/n Revue dee deux mondea, 1 dec, 
 
 1873] 
 
 — Nouvelles. Carmen, Arsene Guillot, L'abbe Au- 
 
 bain. La dame de Pique, Les Bohemiens. Le 
 hussard. Nicolas Gogol. ;ieed. P., 1866. 12°. 7025.15 
 ,6®- For bia nnmeroiia articles in the Revue des deux 
 tnondcs see p. 101 of ita Tabh- g:ii. 
 Merino (lligiiel). Figure of tbe earth, [/ii Sm. rep., 1BG3.] 3936.18 
 Merivale (^Charles). Conversion of the northern na- 
 tions. Boyle lectures for 1865. New York, 1866. 
 12° 3575.06 
 
 — Conversion of the Eomau empire. Boyle lectures, 
 
 18!;4. New Y'ork, 1865. 12° 435.08 
 
 — General history of Eome. B.C. 753— a.d. 476. New 
 
 York, 1875. 12° 431.19 
 
 — History of the Romans under the empire. [To 
 
 A.D. 180.] 7 V. New York, 1863-64. 8°. 435.01 
 
 — School history of Eome. Abridged from [his] 
 
 General history of Eome, by C. Puller. New 
 
 York, 1878. 12° 431.28 
 
 Merivale (Herman). Historical studies. London, 
 
 1865. 8° '25:i5.3U 
 
 Contents : Prean-sors tifthe French rev. Joseph it. C;itU- 
 erine ii. Pa^jcal Paoli. Voltaire, Houaaeau, and Goethe. 
 Juuiiia and .Marat. Fiaukliu and De Maislre, a dialogue. 
 SlulUs from the hist, of the I't'i cent. Streets of Paiie in 
 the nib ceut. Visit to Lutzen, 1862. Visit to Maistou 
 Moor, 18G1. Letsure hours of a tourist. Scenery and an- 
 tiquities of Cornwall. Landscape of auc. Italy, in the 
 Porupei.%n paiutiuga. Visit to Malta, 1867. The angel of 
 Bvzaiitiain. 
 
 — Life of Sir P. Francis. See Parkes (1.) and Merivale (H.) 30C7.19 
 
 — Lectures on colonization and colonies. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 18U-42. 8° 5727.08 
 
 — Some features of Amer. scenery. [InToHn. rev., v. 10, 1868., 
 Msrivala (.John Herman). Poems, original and trans- 
 lated. 2 V. London, 18 W. 1'.°. . . . 1665.19 
 
 Coilents: V. 1. Miscellaueoua. Translations from the 
 Gveelt and Latin. 2. Traiislatmns from the ' Morgante 
 Miggiore' of Pulci. Orlando iu Roncesvalles. Transla- 
 tions from Dante, Petrarch, etc. Miscellaneous poems. 
 Merl3 d'Aub^gue (Jean Henri). Discourses and es- 
 says. Tr. by C. W. Baird. N.Y.,18)5. 12°. 3513.18 
 
 Contents. Discourses: Kmmanuel. Cross of Jesus Cbnst. 
 Pilblicatioa of the gospel. Duties of masters to their 
 households. Of Ihe character essential to the theologian, 
 an 1 to cbriatiaus in general. The church called tocouleas 
 Jesus Christ. Confession of the name of Christ in the 16th 
 and 19tli centuries. Study of the hist, of Christianity. 
 Geneva and Oxford. Faith and knowledge. The voice of 
 the church one. Family worship. Homities : The service 
 of Jesus Christ. The work of salvation. Essays: Luther- 
 anism aud Calvinism. Voice of the ancients, or read the 
 BooU. Tlie miracles, or the two errors. 
 
 — Germany, England, and Scotland ; or recollections 
 
 of a Swiss minister. London, 1848. 8°. . 966.09 
 
 — History of the reformation of the 16th century. 
 
 Tr. by H. White. 5 v. N. Y, 1854. 12°. 3432.10 
 Contents : v. 1. Europe before the Reformation. Luther, 
 
 1483-1517. 2. Luther, and German Ref., 1610-1521. The 
 Swiss and Zuingli, 1484-1622. 3. Germany, 1521 -as. Swit- 
 Zetland— Germany, 1523-27. The French, 16110-26. 5. 
 England before and during the Ref., to death of Wolsey. 
 
 Note. — Reviewed by J. Stephen, in hia Essays, 1852 ; p. 
 38-68 ' 2647.14 
 
 — Histoire de la reformation du 16e sifecle. 5 v. 
 
 Paris, 1853. 12° .3432.05 
 
 — History of the reformation in Europe in time of 
 
 Calvin, v. 1-5. New York, 1863-69. 12°. 3434.05 
 Contents: v. 1-2. Geneva and France. 3. France, Swit- 
 zerland, Geneva. 4 England. Geneva, France. Germany, 
 Italy. 5. England. Geneva, Ferrara. 6. Scotland, Swit- 
 zerland, Geneva. 7. Geneva, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, 
 Hungary. Poland, Bohemia, the Netherlands. 
 
 — Letter-presa descriptions. [In Labouchere (P. H.) Illua. 
 
 of life of Luther. London, 1862. fol.] 1437.01 
 
 — The protector [Oliver Cromwell] : a vindication. 
 
 New York, 1850. 12° 3015.05 
 
 Merlet (Gustave). Hommes et livres : causeries 
 morales et litteraires. Paris, 1869. 16°. . 7025.17 
 
 — Portraits d'hier et d'aujourd'hui. Paris, 1863. 
 
 12° 7025.16 
 
 Contents : Mocene. Joubert. Maurice de Guerin. Eu- 
 genie de Guenn. S. deSacy. Gernzez. Merimee. Mme. 
 E. de Girardin. Alphonse Karr. John Lemoine. 
 
 Merlin (Mercedes Jaruoo, comtesse de). Memoirs of 
 Malibran. . 2 v. London, 1840. 12°. . . 3116.09 
 
 Merlin ; or, the early history of king Arthur ; a prose 
 romance, 1450-60 ; with an introd. by D. W. 
 Nash ; ed. by H. B. Wheatley. 3 v. London, 
 Early Emj. text soc, 1865-69. b°. . . . 7913.14 
 
 Merlin or Myrdhyrm (Ambrosius). 
 
 — Ellis (ff.) Merlin. [In his Early Engl, metrical romances 
 
 Bjhn.lSiS.] 1641.16 
 
 — Heywood(T.) Life of Merlin. 1812. . .3123.03 
 
 — La Vilkmarqui (T. CM., vicomte de). Myrdhinn, 
 
 ou I'enchanteur Merlin ; son histoire, ses oeuvres, 
 
 son influence. 1862 3812.16 
 
 See also the chronicles of Nennius [171.04] and Geoffrey of 
 Monmouth [471.04] ; also an article by W. A. Hammond on 
 Merlin aud his ii.fluence ou Engl, character aud lit., in his 
 Jour, of pay. uied., v. 1, 1867 ; p. 27-49. 
 
 Merlinua Liberatus. An almanack. 1819-64. By 
 John Partridge, [p.se!«i] L., 1819-64. 16°. 6761.01 
 
 Mermaids. See Atlantic mo., v. 16, 1865 (Deep sea damsels, by 
 G. W. Hosmer), 
 
 MeroUa (Geronimo). *Voyage to Congo, rfc. 1682. [/n Pinker- 
 ton Voyagee.v. 16] ; — aud iu (3-reen. Voyages, v. l.J 
 
 Merovingians. 6Ve Countries (/^aiic<i .■ /iijryry, p. 321). 
 
 Merriclt (J. M.) Nugae inutiles : (specimens of 
 translation!. Boston, ls74. 12°. . . . 1666.21 
 
 Merrifield (John), and Evers (Henry). Navigation 
 and nautical astronomy. L., 1873. 8°. . 4ul8,04 
 
 Merrifield (J/cs. Mary Philadelphia). Art of fresco 
 painting. London, 1846. 8° 144J.01 
 
 ^Directions for portrait painting in water-colours. 
 l.:,th ed. London, 1875. 12° 1471.21 
 
 — Dress as a fine art. Boston, 1854. 4°. . . 66J5.13 
 
 — Handbook of light and shade, with model drawing. 
 
 5th ed. London, [u. d.] 12°. .... 1472.06 
 
 — Original treatises, 12th- 1 8th centuries, on the art of 
 
 painting, gilding, dyeing, ek. AVith introd., 
 
 transL.cfc. 2 v. London, 1849. 8°. . . 1422.01 
 Cmtents: Treatises by Alcherius, Edwards (Q. OK.), 
 
 Eraclins, Le Begiie, Lebrun, Pierre de S. Audemar, Vol- 
 
 pato, and other uukuown auUiors. 
 Merrill (Eliphalet and Phineas). Gazetteer of New 
 
 Hampshire. Exeter, 1817. 8° 1134.14 
 
 Merrimac river. .See Countries Merrimac river, ^. iH). 
 
 Merry wives of Windsor. Sre Shakspere (W.) 
 
 Merry weather (P. Somneri. Bibliomania in the 
 
 middle ages. London, 1819. 12°.. . .2763.14 
 Merson (Olivier). Exposition de 1861. La peinture 
 
 en France. Paris, 1861. 16° 1411.24 
 
 Mc'ry (Joseph). Andre Chenier. 2 v. La Haye, 
 
 1850. 18° 7026.19 
 
 — Contes et nouvelles. 2eed. P., 1860. 12°. 7025.28 
 
 — Heva. Nouv, ed. Paris, 1868. 12°. . . . 7025.L0 
 
 — La chasse au chastre. Nouv. ed. P., [n.ii.] 12°. 7025.24 
 
 — La Floride. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1860. 12'. . 7u25.29 
 
 — Les Oamnes de I'lnde. Paris, 1858. 12°. .7025.21 
 
 — Marseille et les Marseillais. Nouv. ed. Paris,[1860?] 
 
 12° 7025.25 
 
 — Les nuits angl'ais.-^s. Paris, 1858. 12°. . . 7025.22 
 
 — Les nuits italiennes ; contes. Nouv. ed. Paris, 
 
 lf>68. 12° 7025.26 
 
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 — Salons ct soiiterrains do Paris. P., 1858. 12°. 7(1-2"). 23 
 
 — One conspiration au l^ouvre. Nouv. ed. Paris, 
 
 18G8. ir 702.). 27 
 
 Meryoii (Edward). History of medicine, v. 1. [To 
 1000. No more publ.] L., 1861. 8^. . 4313.02 
 
 Meslier (Jean). Good sense : or natural ideas op- 
 posed to ideas that are supernatural. lano7i.] 
 London, 1820. 8^^ y5-18.'22 
 
 Mesmer (.\ntoine). Apborismes. Ouvrage mis au 
 jour par JI. C[arilk't] de V[eanmorel. Paris ?] 
 1785. 24'. 3814.20 
 
 Mesmerism. Sre Animal maguetism (p. 28) ; — Spiritualism. 
 
 Mesmerism, spiritualism, etc.. historically aud scieutifioally 
 cousidered. .V« Carpenter (W. B.) iiSl'2 45 
 
 Mesmerist's manual. S^ Bartii G.i 1851 3812.10 
 
 Mesopotamia. Sef. Countries [Mcsopofamiay p. 314). 
 
 Messiah. See Biblical aud religious ht. (Jesus Christ, p. 90 : 
 aud p. (;53 of Catalogue). 
 
 Messiah (The). [.\. life of Christ, aiioii.] London, 
 1861. 8== 3421.21 
 
 Messiah (The) : a poem. *■; Klopstock (F. O.) . . . 16(i2.22 
 
 Messier (.\braham). Forty years at Earitan. Ei^^Ut 
 sermons. With notes for hist, of Reformed 
 Dutch churches in Somerset Co., N. J. New 
 York, 1873. S" 3458 00 
 
 Metal-plate working. S^e Arts (Useful : Tinsjuitk, p. 47) ; also 
 Arts (Useful ; MH'dturiiy, \t. 45). 
 
 r^etallic puiaons. Sr^c Medicine {Lead-diseases, p. 7G1 ;— P&iioni, 
 p. 705) ; — Lawr iM'dtciilj.irispru.dence, p. 689). 
 
 Metalloids, See Chemistry (Misoel. works : Apjvhn, etc., p. 264). 
 
 Metallurgy. See Arts (Useful : Met'iUur<jy, p. 45 : — EUetro.metal- 
 
 lui'jf), p. 41) :— ii(jo Gore (U.) tie, tru-nictallurfy. J877 
 
 (;)'.l:):).61 1 ;— Walker (0. V.) Electrotype manipulation, 1852 
 
 ■[JU3:).50J ;— Byrne 10.) Pract. lueUl-worker's usa't., 1851 ; 
 
 p. 387-464 3'.i:i4.4l) 
 
 Metals. See Arts (Useful : StetaliuTyy, p. 45) ; — Geology and 
 mineralogy (p. 673) ; — Chemistry (p. 263). 
 
 Metamorphoses. See Apuleius :— Ovid. 
 
 Metamorphoses of insects. .SV^Blanchard (Emile). 1871.482803 
 
 Metamorphoses of man and lower auimals. Scealsi Quatrefages 
 (.i. de)._ 1SC4 4723.13 
 
 Metaphysical analysis rcyealing a new doctrine of 
 
 metaphy.sics. \,tn(m.] L., 1846. 8'-". . . 5415.12 
 Metaphysics. .S'-c Ptiilosophy. 
 Metastasio (Piotro Honaventura). Drammi. Cura di 
 
 A. Gelli. Firenze, 1868. 12^ ' . . . . 7318.33 
 Metc.=ilf (Richard). Letter and spirit : Winchester 
 
 lectures. Boston, 1870. 12' ;;575.03 
 
 Metaphor. Mailer 'M.) Lectures on the science of language. 
 
 2a s., 18G5 ; p. 351-402 6412.04 
 
 See also works on Rhetoric. 
 Metcalf (Therou). Oration at Dedham, July 4th, 1810. Boston, 
 
 1810. 8° 6093.07 
 
 Metcalfe (Frederick). History of German literature. 
 Based on Vilmar. London, 1.S58. 12°. .2732.08 
 
 — Oxonian in Iceland. With glances at folk-lore and 
 sagas. London, 1867. 16°. ...... 1142.18 
 
 Metcalfe (Samuel L. ) Caloric ; its agencies in na- 
 ture. 2t. London, 1843. 8= 4u27.01 
 
 Metempsychosis. See Transmigration of souls. 
 
 Meteor iSteamsfiip). Horse {J. T., jr.) Famous trials. 1S74. 5611.19 
 
 Meteoric phenomena. See Meteorology. 
 
 MET EO ROLGG-Y AND CLIMATOLOGY. 
 
 1. Oenfral and Jliscellaneous Works. 
 Arago (F.) Meteorologi.cal essays. 1855. . . 4021.10 
 
 Contents : Thunder aud lightning (p. 3-276). Electro- 
 magnetism. Auinial electricity. Terrestrial magnetism. 
 Aurora borealis [p. 389-5iJ(j|. 
 Bi-ocklesby {J.) Elements of M. 10th ed. 1859. 4021. 2S 
 Buchan (k.) Handy book of M. 18G8. . . 4021.14 
 Jiutler ( T. B. ) Atmospheric system and weather book. 
 
 Revised ed. 1870 4021.08 
 
 DanielkJ.F.) Meteorological essays. 2ded.lrt27. 4021.17 
 Contents : The attuospbcre. A new hyfjrometer. Radi- 
 ation of heat in the atmosphere. Honiry oscillation of 
 the barometer. Climate of Loudon. Meteor, obeerv. betw. 
 the tropics, by E. Sabine. Met. observ. in Brazil, aud on 
 the equator, by A. C.ildcleU'.jh. On the barometer and the 
 thermometer, ileteorol. journal, etc., etc. 
 Denham{^f. A.) Collection of proverbs and sayings rel. to the 
 seasons, the weather, etc. Loudon, 1340. 16\ [In Percy 
 soc, V. 20.] 5060.20 
 
 Espy (</. P.) Fourth meteorological report. Wash- 
 ington, 1857. 4^ (tr. S. 34th cong. 3d sess. 
 
 senate ex. doc, no. 6.) 
 
 Note. — This volume is of a general character. 
 
 Fitz Boy ( It ) Weather book : a manual of practical 
 meteorology. 1803 4021.11 
 
 Forster ( T. ) Researches about atmospheric phenom- 
 ena. 2ded. 1815 4021.12 
 
 Ganot {A.) Outlines of meteorology and climatology. [In his 
 Treatise on physics, 1869 ; p. 834-869.] 4025.15 
 
 Herschel (J". F. ir.> Wt-ather and weather prophets. [In his 
 Famiiiar lectures, 1867.) 3913.26 
 
 Hwnboitt {A. von). Review of natural phenomena. [In his Cos- 
 mos, v. 1, 1850.1 912.06 
 
 Johnstone {A. K.] /n Aii »Physical atlas. 1856. fol. . . A.37.05 
 
 Jordan (W. L.) The elements : Ocean and atmos- 
 phere. 2v. 18C6. . . 4028.18 
 
 Lardna- {D.) and Walker {C. V.) Manual, etc. 2 v. 
 1841-14 4027.11 
 
 Loomis (E.) Treatise on meteorology. 1808. 4021.13 
 
 Kote. — For. ref. to numerous meteorological papers by 
 E. L., 5fe Royal soc. cat. of sci. papers, v. 4. p. 82-83. 
 
 Margo.U (E.) and Zurcher (F.) Meteors, aerolites, 
 storms, and atmospheric phenomena. 1870.402 1 .0'J 
 
 Metcalfe (5. L.) In his Culoi ic. etc.. v. 1, 1843 ; p. 280-852. 4027.01 
 
 Mossman (6'. ) Origin of the seasons from a geological 
 
 point of view. 1860. . . . •. . . .4021.15 
 
 .MiVkr (J.) Principles of physics and M. 1847.4025.04 
 
 Prout (IF.) Chemistry, meteorology, etc. with ref. 
 
 to natural theology. 1834 3524.0'J 
 
 Beclus [£) The ocean, the atmosphere, and life. 2 v. 
 
 1873 913.18 
 
 RasseU [R.) Lectures on meteorology. [/» Sm. rep., 18.)4.] 3936-09 
 
 iittinmetz {A.) fSuushine and showers. 1867. 4021. 2'J 
 
 Note. — A popular general treatise on meteorology. 
 
 Swaiivion (C.) Hand book of weather folk-lore. 
 
 1873 4021.31 
 
 See also Atl. mo., v. 6, 1860 (Science of M., by D. W. 
 Bloodgood) ; Eel. mag., Feb., 1876 (Weather) ; N. Brit, rev., 
 v. 25, 1856 (Weather aud its prognostics) ; v, 45. 1866, (M., 
 past and present) ; Aiuer. jour, of sci. and arts, July, 1877 
 (Coutrib. to meteorology, by E, Loomis). 
 
 2. Special Topics. 
 
 Atmosphere. 
 
 Cojin (J. IT.) Psychrometrical table for determining the elastic 
 force of aqueous vapor aud the relative humidity of the 
 atmosphere, from indications of the wet aud dry-bulb 
 thermometer Fahrenheit. 1856. [In Sm. miscel. coll., 
 
 V. 1.) 3935.11 
 
 I'lammarion C.) The atmosphere. 1873. . . 40-8.09 
 liarlwiij {0.) Aerial world : phenomena and life of 
 
 the atmosphere. 1S75 402s. 11 
 
 jg^ See ado Arts (Useful : Aeronautics [^. 39) ; — Physics. 
 
 Auroral Phenomena, 
 Arago [F.) 7n )iw Meteor, essays, 1855 ; p. 389-600. . .402116 
 Force (F.) Auroral phenomena in the higher latitudes, [/n Sm. 
 
 coutrib., V. 8, 1856.) 3937.08 
 
 Loomis {E.) [In Sm. report. 1865.] 3936.20 
 
 Layering {J.} On the periodicity of the aurora borealis. [tn 
 
 Amer. assoc. Proc, v. 16, 1867.] 3946.14 
 
 Olmslead {D.) Recent secular period of the aurora borealis. [In 
 
 Sm contrib., v. 8, 1856.] 3937.08 
 
 — Electrical hypotheses of. [In Amer. assoc. Proc, v. 11, 
 
 1857.] 3946.10 
 
 Secchi[A.) [/u Amer. assoc. Proc, v. 2, 1849] . . . .3946.01 
 See aiso Atl. mo., v, 4, 1859 ; p. 740-75U (The aurora bore- 
 
 ahs, by Er. B. Prescott). 
 
 • Barometers. 
 
 Green [J.) and Wurdeman (ff.) Ou filling barometer tubes, [in 
 Sm. report, 1859.] 3936.14 
 
 Grren's Standard barometer. [7»i Sm. report, 1855 ] . .3936.10 
 
 FLxyfair (./.) Ou causes which affect the accnraty of barometri- 
 cal measurements. [/» Aii Works.v. 3, 1822; p. 33-90.] 50i>3.03 
 
 Stewart [B.) Lxperimeuta ou aneroid barometeis. [In Sm. re- 
 port, 1868.] . 3936.23 
 
 Tiia.1 I /J.) The weather glass. 1871. . . . 4021.18 
 
 Vaiilant {.)!.) Horary variation of the barometer. [In Sm. re- 
 port, 1866 ] 3936.21 
 
 Welsh (J.) Construction of a standard barometer. [In Sm. re- 
 port. 1859.1 3936.14 
 
 Williamson [R. S.\ On the use of the barometer on surveys aud 
 recounaissauce. 1868 4028.26 
 
 Climatologi/. 
 Blodget (i.) Climatology of the United States. 
 
 1857 4028.23 
 
 Croll [J. ) Climate and time in their geological rela- 
 tions. 1875 4021.33 
 
 yote. — Reviewed in Internat. rev.. July, 1876, by A. 
 Winchell. 
 
 In a.sklng for books, use the ' ■ B ook Order," giving the AUTHOKa N'AME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 774 
 
 METEOROLOGY -METEYARD 
 
 Elliot l{R. S.) Climate of Kansas. |/n Sm. rep.. 1870] .3936.25 
 Gray (/. C.) Climate of New England. [In hU Essays, 1836 ; p. 
 
 167.20*.] . ■ Gf23.0j 
 
 Howard (L.) Climate of London. 3 v. 1S33. 402S.20 
 Shove (0. A.) Life under glass. Contiiiumg sugges- 
 tions towards the formation of artificial climates. 
 
 . 1874 43:i3.32 
 
 Sm nlso N. A. rev., v. 87, 1858 . v. 9l. 1860 (Olimatology) ; 
 N. Brit, rev., v. 33. 18(i0 (Severe winters) ; Atl. mo.. Dec, 
 T877 (How to cliaiige the H. A. ciimate. liy N. S. Sbaler). 
 JSSS' See aiso Medicine [Clvmatt, p. 766). 
 
 Clouds. 
 DLasius I W.) See entry under ' Storms ' (p. 774). 
 /■oty [Andre). New daaaifieation of clouds, [/n Sm. report. 
 1870.] 3936.25 
 
 Dew. 
 TVells (TT. C.) Essay on dew. [In his Essay on single vision, etc. 
 1818.] 4022.26 
 
 Earthquakes and Volcanoes. 
 Dolomieu (Z>. G. S. T. De G. de). Account of the earthquakes in 
 
 Calabria in 1783. [In Pinkerton, v. 6.] 926.05 
 
 Hamilton (Sir W.) Observ. on Mount Vesuvius, 
 
 Mount Etna, and other volcanoes. 1773. 4021. Oti 
 
 Herschel {J. F. IF.) About volcanoa and earthquakes. [In his 
 
 Familiar lectures, 1867.] . . . . ■ 3913.26 
 
 iJwtory and philos. of earthquakes. L.,1757. 8°. 40J1.07 
 
 Hambo'dt (F. H. A. von). Cosmos, v. 5, 1858 912.05 
 
 Miill^t {R.) Eai-thquuke plieuomena. [In Sm. rep., 1859 1 3936.14 
 
 Phillips (J.) Vesuvius. 1869 4U'21.05 
 
 Proctor (R. ^1.) Earthquakes, [In his Borderland of science, 
 
 1873.) 3915.17 
 
 Scrope ((t. p.) Geology and extinct volcanoes of cen- 
 tral France. 18,)8 402 1 .04 
 
 Sonntag {A.) Notes and illustrations of Popocatepetl, [In Sm. 
 
 coutrib., V. 11, 1859.] 3937,11 
 
 Zurcher (F.) and MnrejolU (E.) Volcanoes and earth- 
 quakes. 1869 4021.03 
 
 SfC also articles by N. S. Shaler, Atl, mo., v. 23, 1869 
 (Earthquakes) ; V. 24 (3 art. : Great E. of the old world ; 
 E. of the Aiiier. coot.; E. of the western U. S.) ; v. 25 
 (Galifornia eai-tUquakes) ; Blacliw. mag., v. 88, I860 (Great 
 earthquake at Lisbon) ; v. 106, 1869, or Littell, 1869, v. 3 
 (New theory of E. and volcanoes) ; Fraser's mag., v. 60, 
 1859, 01- Littell, 1860, v. 1 (Earthqu;ikes, by C. K. Weld) ; 
 Nat. qn, rev , v. 7. 1803 (Earthquakes) ; N. A. rev., v. 108' 
 1869 (E., by J. V. Whitney) ; Qu. rev., v. 126, lSi:9 (Earth- 
 quakes) ; Journal of sac. lit., Oct., 1868, p. 46-53 (Scriptural 
 notices of volcanoes and earthquakes). 
 
 Hydrometer. 
 Swift (X.) Manual of the hydrometer ; 
 history, philosophy, etc. 1870. 
 
 Observations. 
 BacJie lA. D.) Observ. made at Girard college, 1840-45. [In Sm. 
 
 coutrib., V. 11. 13, 14.] 3937.11 
 
 Caswell {A.) Meteorolngical observ. at Providence, R. I. 1831 
 
 60. [In Sm. contiib , v. 12.] 3937. l'> 
 
 Cleveland [P.) Meteorological observations at Brunswick, Maine 
 
 18U7-18j9. [In Sm. coutrib., v. 16, I860.] .... 3937.10 
 2) uiey (C) Best honjs of daily observation to find the mean 
 
 temperature of tlie-year. [la Sm. rep., 1857-8.60] 3936.12 
 Dtreetio >s for meter.rological observ. aud the registry of period. 
 
 ical phenoiuena. 1860. [In Sm. miscel. coll., v, 1.] 3935.11 
 Fendler [A.) Meleorol(»gy of Culouia Tovar, Venezuela, [In Sm 
 
 report, 18.57.1 3936.12 
 
 Oillis [J. M.) .Meteorol. observ. 'of Santiago de Chile, 1849-52 
 
 [U. S. naval ;i.str..n, eiped., v. 6, 1856.] 1126.06 
 
 Ouyot {A.) Tables iuet8iirol aud physical, 1859. [In Sm. miacel 
 
 coll., V. 1, 1862; 634 pp.] 39)5.11 
 
 — Directu)n3 lor meteor, observ. [In Sm. rep., 1855] , 3936 10 
 Uildrrtn (.S. P.) Meteorological observ. made at Mariott.i? (O ) 
 
 between 1826 and 18.i9. [I:i Sm. contiib., v. 16, 1870.) 3937.16 
 Kane [E. K.) Meteorol. observ. in (lie Arctic seas. [In Sm 
 
 contiib., v. 10-11. 1858-69 ] ; 3937 j() 
 
 Logan I.T.M) Meteorolngical observ. at Sacramento, Cal. 1853- 
 
 65, 06-57. [In Sm. rciiort, 1855. 1657.] 3936.10 
 
 McOlinl-ck {F. L) Meteorolognal observ. in the Arctic seas 
 
 ^iSm. contrib.. V. 13, 1863.] 3937 13 
 
 Meteorological registers. 1822-64 ; 1855-60. [In U. S. Surg. gen. 
 
 Statistical repi.rt on the sickness aud mortality iu the 
 
 army of the U. S., 1839-66, 1856 60, 2 v.] ... . 
 
 containing its 
 . . 3926.31 
 
 Srholt (C. A.) Tables, distribution, and variations of the atmos- 
 pheric temperature iu the United States, aud sumo adja- 
 cent parta of" America, [/n Sm. contril;.. v. 21.] . 3937.21 
 
 Smith (JV. Z>.) Meteorol. observ. near Washington, (Arkansas), 
 1840-69, [/n Sn.. contiib., V. 12, I860.] 3937.12 
 
 United States. Meteorological observ., made under 
 the direction of the U. S. patent office and the 
 Smithsonian institution, 1834-59. v. 1-2, pt. 1. 
 Washington, 1861. 4°. (36th cong. Istsess. Ho. 
 of rep. ex. doc, no. 55.) ...... . . . V.D. 
 
 — Chief .tigiutl officer. Report. " . ^ . ' . , . . P.D. 
 
 ^ote. — Accompanies the Report of the secretary of war. 
 Woeikof{Dr.) Meteorol. in Russia. [In Sm. rep., 1872.] 3936.27 
 
 Rain and Snow. 
 
 Greenwood (G.) Rain and rivers : or Hutton and 
 Playfair against Lyell and all comers. 3d ed, 
 1876 41)3.36 
 
 Powell ( G.A.) Essay on the cause of rain. 1859. 4021.20 
 Schott )C. A.] Tables and results of the preinpitatioii, in rain and 
 snow, iu the U. S.; and adjacent parts of N. A., aud iu Cen- 
 tral and South America, 1872, [In SmitliSon. coninb., 
 
 V.18.] 3937.18 
 
 See also Coruhill Apl., or Eel. mtig., ,)uly, 1877 (Leveling 
 power of rain) ; Pop. sci. mo., Mch., 1877 (The formation 
 of rain drops and hail stones, by prof. Oisborne). 
 
 J®- See also Forests (p. 664), with respect to their influ- 
 ence upon rain. 
 
 Seasons. 
 [See Seasons, in the general alphabet.] 
 
 Storms, Tornadoes, and Winds. 
 
 Bacon (F.) History of the winds. [In his Works, v. 9.] . 6014.11 
 
 Bassnett ( T. ) Outlines of a mechanical theory of storms, 
 containing the true law of lunar influence. 
 18.54 4U21.09 
 
 iJtii ( W. R. ) Hand-book of the law of storms. 
 18ri3 4018.01 
 
 Blasius (\V.) Storms : their nature, c(c. With means 
 of predicting them by the clouds. 1875. 4021.32 
 
 Chappelsmith [J.) Account of a tornado iu Indiana, 1862. [/n Sm. 
 coutrib., V. 7.] 3937.07 
 
 Cojffin [J. H ) Winds of the l^orthern Hemisphere. [7n Sm. cou- 
 trib., V. 6.) 3937 OG 
 
 — Winds of the globe ; or the laws of atmospheric circulation 
 
 over the surface of the earth. [In Sm. coutrib., v. 2U ; or 
 Sillimau'sJourual, Apl, 1877.) 3937.20 
 
 Espy [J. F.) Philosophy of storms, 1841. .4021.10 
 Niite.—See also his 4th meteorol. report, 1857. . 4028 27 
 
 Loomis iE.] Certain storms in Europe and America, Dec. 1836. 
 [/H Sm. contiib., v. II, 1859.) 3937.11 
 
 Mackintosh {J.) Iowa aud Illinois tornado of May 22, 1873, [In 
 Quar. jour, of science, July, 1874.] 
 
 FiddiiKitoH (H.) Sailor's horn-book for the law of 
 storms. 1860 4517.04 
 
 Poey [A.) Chronological table of cyclonic hurricanes. [In Royal 
 geogr. aoc. journal, V. 25, 1856.) 9U3.28 
 
 Ruskiii (J.) Queen of the air. ]8l')9. . . . 25-l2.-;3 
 See also Ed. rev , v. 124, 1866 ; p. 61-85 (Weather fore- 
 casts and storm warnings) ; Fortn. rev., v. 2, 1866 (The 
 Calcutta cyclone of 1864. bv L. J. Jennings) ; Pop. sci. 
 rev., Apl., 1877 (Weather in the Brit. Isles : can it be 
 predicted ? by R. H. S-ott) ; Eel. mig., Apl., 1877 ; from 
 Coruhill (Great storms) ; Pop. sci. mo., Dec, 1877 (Bengal 
 cyclone of 1376). See also Calcutta rev., v, 8, 1847 ; p. 62-71. 
 
 Anemometer. 
 
 Description of the Smithsonian anemometer. [In Sm. report. 
 I860.] 3036.16 
 
 Thunder and Lightning, 
 
 Arago (F.) [fn Ai's Meteor, essays, 1865 ; p. 3-276.] , . .402116 
 Duprez [M. L.) Keport on atmospheric electricity, j/n Sm. re- 
 port, 18.58.) 3936.13 
 
 Fonvielie (}y. de). Thunder and lightning. .1027.17 
 Martin (T. H.) La foudre, I'electricite, et le magnct- 
 
 isme chez les anciens. 18Hfi 40 -'7.25 
 
 Masterman (.5) Thumler and lightning. [In Sm. rep. ,1856.] 3936.10 
 4®" See also Lightning rods (p. 701). 
 
 aa- See also Astronomy {.Meteoric phenomena, p. 64);— Geography [Physical, p. 571 : Anstie ;— Maury ;—«(c.);— Physics [Forcet if 
 ruUure ; EUctncily ;~Heat ;— Terrestrial magnetism ;— etc.) .—Ocean [T.des aud Currents). 
 
 Meteyard (Eliza), A group of Englishmen (1795- 
 1815) ; the younger Wedgwoods and their 
 friends, embracing the history of the discovery of 
 photography, and a facsimile of the first photo- 
 graph. London, 1871. 8° 3182.27 
 
 — Hallowed spots of ancient London, New ed. 
 
 London, 1870. sm. 4° 493.18 
 
 — Life of Wedgwood ; with sketch of the art of pot- 
 
 tery in England. 2 v. L., lS(i5. 8". . 3 18 1.20 
 
 — Mainstone's housekeeper. 2d ed. B.,1861. 12=. 231.82 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY.
 
 METHOD -MICROGRAPHIC 
 
 775 
 
 Method. CoUridgt {S. T ) Science of method. [In Encyclopaedia 
 
 luetropolitjiiift, V. 1, 1845.] For tho more impoit.iut works 
 
 ou 7rt'7/io7 Koo Arts (Usel'ui) and ^^encral science ; Method, 
 
 ric, (p. 391 :— Logic p 715|. 
 Mell>odolos)'(rbe(iln«ic-al). MCinlnc.k [J.) Lcctlirea, Ifl73. 31)07.25 
 Methodism, and iiiotliodiHts. Sfr Biblical and ixlig. lit. (p. 91). 
 Methodist quiirterly review, v. 23-59. New York, 
 
 1811-77. »" 8118.01 
 
 Nute.—w. 23 30=3d 8.. v. 1-8, ed. by G. Peck : v. 31-38 = 
 
 4th a.. V, !■«. Pd. by J. M'Clintock : v. 39-59=4th s.,T. 9.29, 
 
 ed. by D. \N hedou. 
 Methodius, and others. Writings, and fragments, 
 
 Tr. by W. R. Clark [and others]. Edinburgh, 
 
 18fi9. 8". [Ante-Nioene lib., v. 14.] . 34ti7.17 
 Metre. S^e Poetry {English) : — also Language. 
 Metric eystem. AVe Arts (Useful ; WtiyhU and measures (p. 48), 
 Metrical voinances. See Poetry iMetricai romances). 
 Metropolitan museura of art. Ciitalogne of cullcction of arms, 
 
 ai-mnur, and other objects, loaued by H. Coguiat, 1874. 
 
 [New York. 1874.] la" 1464.09 
 
 — Catalogue of loun exhibition of paintings, 1874. [New York, 
 
 1874.] IT 1454.09 
 
 — Catalogue of pictures belonging to the museum. [New York, 
 
 1870.) 8° 1451,09 
 
 — 2d-8thauuual report of the trustees. N.Y.. 1872-78. 8°. 14.54.ro 
 
 — Guide to the Cesuola collection of antiquities from the iBi.ind 
 
 of Cyprus. [New York, 187-.] 12" 1454.09 
 
 — Pottery and porcelain : hand book. N. Y., 1875. 8°. . 1464.09 
 
 — Bryant {}V. C.) Mutrop. art museum. [In his Orations, etc., 
 
 1873] 2617.28 
 
 Metropolitan pulpit. 2 v. 18:;9. See Grant (J.) . . . 3443.0'J 
 Meuuier (Victor). Adventures on tlie great hunting 
 
 grounds of the world. N. Y., 1«69. 12°. 4615.21 
 
 — Life in the primeval world. [Adapted from the 
 
 French], by W. H. D. Adams. L.,lb72. 16°. 4725.14 
 
 Meves (VVm. and Augustus). Authentic hist, me- 
 moirs of Louis Charles, 2d son of Louis xvi. and 
 Marie Antoinette, who personated Augustus 
 Meves. London, 1868. 8° 3114.32 
 
 Mexia (Pedro), ami o//i«'s. Times store-house. Con- 
 taining ten following bookes to the former Trea- 
 Bvrie, dc. Tr. byT. Alilles. L., 1619. fol. 418.05 
 
 Mexico. See Countries ( .I/fxi'co, p. 344) ; also Kingsborough 
 (liobei t, viscount). Antiquities of iviexico (p. Ht)4). 
 
 Meyer (Franz Julius Ferd.) Outlines of the geo- 
 graphy of plants : culture, uses, etc: Tr. by M. 
 Johnston. London, Bay .foc, 1816. 8°. . 4744.09 
 
 Meyer (Jonas Daniel i. Esprit, origine et progrfes 
 des institutions judiciaires des principaux pays 
 de I'Europe. 5 v. Paris, 182:J. 8°. . . 5631. U8 
 
 Meyer (Moritz). Electricity in its relations to prac- 
 tical medicine. Tr., with notes, by W. A. Ham- 
 mond. New York, 1809. 8° 4333.21 
 
 Meyrick (John). House and sporting dogs. London, 
 1861. 16° 4615.24 
 
 Meyrick. See also Myrick. 
 
 Meyrick (Samuel Rush). Ancient armour. 2d ed. 
 3 V. London, lb44. 4° 6617.05 
 
 — Obeerv. upon the histoiy of hand flre.arms, and their appur- 
 
 tenances, (/n Archeeologia, v. 22, 18.!9.] .... 6128.23 
 
 Miall (lidward). Views of the voluntary principle. 
 
 London, 1850. 16° 3575.07 
 
 — Hinton {K. J.) English radical leaders. 1876. . . . 3221.14 
 MiaU (James G.) Footsteps of our forefathers. Bos- 
 ton, 1b52. 12° 343.^.06 
 
 — Memorials of early Christianity, [to a.d. 304]. Bos- 
 
 ton. 18. 3. 12° 3413.12 
 
 Micah. See Biblical and religious lit. (Prophets, p. 98). 
 
 Micanzio (I'ulgentio). Life of Father Paul, [anmi.] 
 Tr. out of Italian. London, 1651. 18°. .3137.03 
 
 Michael Angelo. .See Buonarroti (.Michel Angelo). 
 
 Miohae ia (Johanu David). Commentaries on the 
 law of Moses. Tr. by A. Smith. 4 v. London, 
 1.^14. 8° 3575.J3 
 
 Mioliaud (Joseph Fran<;ois). History of the Cru- 
 sades. Tr. by \V. Kobson. 3 v. London, 
 1852. 12° 6623.14 
 
 Micbaux (Francois Andre). Travels to the westward 
 of the .Alleghany Mts. L., 1805. 8°. . .1135.03 
 
 Michel ( Uan . Ayenbite of inwyt ; or remorse of 
 conscience ; in the Kentish dialect, 1340. Ed. 
 by R. Morris. Loudon, 1866. 8°. [Early Eng- 
 lish text soc., no. 23.] •7913.06 
 
 N'>le. — A literal Iransl. of * Le Bommo des vices et de 
 veitues,' by trere Lureus. 
 
 Michelangelo. See Buonarroti (Michel Angelo). 
 
 M^chelc^t (Jules). L'Amour. Paris, 18.j9. 18°. 7026.01 
 
 — Bible of humanity. Tr. by Vincenzo Calfa. New 
 
 York, 1877. 8° 3578.15 
 
 — The Bird. With illustrations, by Giacomelli. New 
 
 ed. revised. Loudon, 1870. 8°. . . . 4817.17 
 
 — Elements of modern history [1453-17h9]. lutrod. 
 
 by A. Potter. New York, pi. A] 18°. . 442.11 
 
 — LaFemme. Paris, 1859. 18° 7026.02 
 
 — Les Femmes do la Revolution. P., 1855. 16°. 5822.14 
 
 — France before Europe. Tr. L., 1871. 8°. 526.11 
 
 — Histoire de Franco au 18e sitcle. 17 v. Paris, 
 
 1857-67. 8°. 522.15 
 
 — Histoire romaine. Eepublique. ^ v. Bruxelles, 
 
 1810. 18° 431.13 
 
 — History of France. Tr. by G. H. Smith. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 18i;9. 8°. . ' 515.18 
 
 v. 1. To 1380. V. 2. 1380.148.3. 
 
 — History of the French revolution, [to 1815]. Lon- 
 
 don, [about 1847.] 12° 514.08 
 
 — History of the Roman republic. Tr. by W. Hazlitt 
 
 New York, 1847. 12° 433.10 
 
 — LTnsecte. 6e ed. Paris, 1867. 12°. . . 4822. 17 
 
 — The Insect. With illus. by Giacomelli. London, 
 
 1875. 8° 4828.(10 
 
 — Jesuits and Jesuitism, [fn his ' Miscel. works,' below.] 6053.06 
 
 — Joan of Arc. New York, 1858. 24°. . . . 3093.06 
 Same. [jR.] Jeanne d'Arc. P.,ln56. 16°. 3093.14 
 
 — Love. Tr. by J. W. Palmer. New York, 1859. 
 
 12° 5821.10 
 
 — Life of Luther. [In his 'Miscel. works,' beZow. . . . C053.06 
 
 — Miscellaneous works. Tr. by G. H. Smith. Lon- 
 
 don, 1848. 8° 5053.06 
 
 Contents : Priests, women, and families. The people. 
 Lile of Luther. Jesuits and Jesnitism. 
 
 — The Mountain. From the French, with illus. by 
 
 P. Skelton. London, 1872. 8°. ... 935.08 
 
 — L'Oiseau. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1867. 12°. . 4f-12.18 
 
 — The people. [In his ' Miscel. works,' above.] .... 6063.06 
 
 — Priests, women and families. Tr. and ed. by J. 
 
 Crookes. London, 1846. 8° 5093.01 
 
 Same. [In his ' Miscel. works,' above.] .... 6053.06 
 
 — The Sea. (Lamer.) Transl. N.Y.,1861. 12°. 4826.13 
 
 — La Sorcifere. [French.] Bruxelles and Leipzig, 
 
 1863. 12° 3S14.02 
 
 Same. The witch of the middle ages. Tr. by 
 
 L. J. Trotter. London, 1863. 12°. . . 3814.03 
 
 — Woman. Tr. by J.W.Palmer. N.Y.,1860. 12°. 5821.11 
 
 — Flint {R) Philos. of hist., e(c.. 1875 ; p. 285-297. . . 447 01 
 
 — Tatne{H.A.) /u /uj Eseais de critique, 1858. . . . 7U48.'26 
 
 See also Macmillan, July. 1874 (M., by G. Monod) ; Revuo 
 des deux moiides, lev. 1H03 (De rimagiuatirm dans I'hia- 
 toire. par J. Milsand] ; 15 mat et 1 juiu, 1870 (Sa vie et sob 
 OBuvres, by O. d'Haussouville). 
 Michelet {Mme, Jules). Nature ; or the poetry of 
 earth and sea. With designs by- Giacomelli. 
 London, 1872. 8= 4717.14 
 
 — Story of my childhood. Boston, 1867. 12°. 3123.08 
 Michell (Nicholas). Famous women and heroes : a 
 
 poem. London, 1871. 16° 1667.03 
 
 — The Immortals; poem. L., 1871. 16°. . 16ti7.04 
 
 — London in light and darkness ; with minor poems. 
 
 London, 1871. 16° 1667.05 
 
 — Pleasure : a poem. London, 1871. 10°. . li;67.0« 
 
 — The Poetry of creation. L., 1871. 16°. . . 1667.07 
 
 — Ruins of many lands. [Poem.] L.,ia72. 1(3°. 1667.08 
 
 — Sibyl of Cornwall, the Land's end, St. Michael's 
 
 Mount, and other poems. L., 1871. 16°. lGii7.09 
 IMichelsen ^E. H.) Manual of quotations. London, 
 
 1856. 16° 6213.20 
 
 Miohie (Alexander). Siberian overland route from 
 
 Peking to St. Petersburgh, [1863]. London, 
 
 1864. t<° 1024.13 
 
 Michigan, ^^ee Countries {Michigan, p. 344). 
 
 Michigan (Uuiv. of). renBiook{A.) Amer. state univ. 1876. 6634 09 
 .See also Nat. qu. rev.. Mar., 1870 (Mi,.higau as our model 
 
 university). 
 Mickla (Wni. J.) Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In 
 
 O.'s Engl, poets, v. 17. 1810.] 11526.17 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by U. Walsh. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh 
 
 (R.) Brit, poets. V. 34, 1822.) 1601.34 
 
 — Lives of Scottish poets, pt. 4, IS'M ; p. 96 3212.03 
 
 IVIicrocosia (The), by Gregory Gritfin, of the college 
 
 of Eton [psmd. for John Smith, George Canning, 
 
 Robert Smith, and John Frere]. 3d ed. 2 v. 
 
 Windsor, 1790. 10° •253«.06 
 
 Microcosmo^raphy ; essays. See Earle (John). 6011.06; 2623.33 
 
 Micro, osmos. iee Heylyn (P.) 1H2.T 912. '2U 
 
 MicroEraphrc dictionajy. See (Jriffith (J. W.) and Henfrey (A.) 
 
 1860. 4827.08 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the flrat part of the TITLE, and the NUMUEli.
 
 776 
 
 MICROMEGAS- MILES 
 
 Mioromegas. See Voltaire ,(F. M. A. de). . . 5083.33 ; 6081.11 
 
 Microscope. 
 
 — Bailey (J. W.) Microscopical examination of soundings oflf the 
 
 Atlantic coast. Microsropical observ. in South Cai-olina. 
 -Georgia and Florid* [In Sm. contrib., v. 2. 1851.; 3937.02 
 
 New species of iuicroscopical organ isms. [V. 7, 1855,] 3937.07 
 
 ^ Beale(L.S.) How to work with the M. 186S. 4827.10 
 
 — BrocJdesby (.J.) Amateur micrcscopist. 1871. 4827.18 
 
 — Carpenter ( W. B. ) Microscope and its revelations. 
 
 4th ed. 18G8 
 
 Chambers's Papers for Ihe people, t. 6, 1850 ; p. P40. 2616.03 
 
 — Clarke (L. L.) The microscope. 1858. . 4827.11 
 Objects for the microscope. 1871. . .4827.17 
 
 — Cbofce (M. G.) One thousand objects for the micro- 
 
 scope. 18G9 4827.05 
 
 — Davies (T.) Preparation and mounting of micro- 
 
 scopic objects. 18(J3 4827.12 
 
 — Frey {H. ) The microscope and microscopic tech- 
 
 nology. Tr. and ed. by G. K Cutter. 1872. 4838.22 
 
 — Qosse (P. H.) Evenings at the M. 1860. 4827.01 
 
 — Qriffilk (J. W. ) and Heiifrey (A. ) *The micrographic 
 
 dictionary ; a guide to microscopic objects. 2 v. 
 in 1. 18G0 4S27.08 
 
 — H:iqg (J. ) The microscope : its history, construc- 
 
 tion, and application. 7th ed. 1869. . 4827.09 
 
 — Houghton ( W. ) The M, ; wonders, etc. 1871. 48i7.16 
 
 — Nave (J.) Handy-book to the collection and pre- 
 
 paration of fresh water and marine algse. diatoms, 
 desmids, fungi, lichens, mosses, and other of the 
 lower cryptogamia. 18U9 4821.12 
 
 — Pereii-a{J.) Lecture on the microscope, [//i Aw Lectures on 
 
 polarized light, 1854.] 4024.04 
 
 — Phln (J. ) Practical hints on selection and use of the 
 
 microscope. For beginners. 1875. . . ^827.19 
 Same. 2d ed, enlarged. 1877. . . 4827.19a 
 
 — Qni'k-U (J. ) Practical treatise on the M. 1855. 4827.13 
 
 — Ridden {J. L.) Binocular microscope, [/n Amer. assoc. Pro- 
 
 ceedings, V. 7, 1853.) 3946.06 
 
 — Sand'-m {J. M. ) The crystal sphere : reflections on 
 
 a drop of water. 1857 4826.22 
 
 — Sahuoann ( T.) Microscopical researches into the ac- 
 
 cordance in the structure and growth of animals 
 and plants. 1817 4317.08 
 
 — Slack {H. J.) ■ Marvels of pond life ; microscopic 
 
 recreations. 1861 4827.15 
 
 — Somerville {M.) Molecular and microscopic sci- 
 
 ence. 2v. 18l;;9 4827.03 
 
 — Sorby {H, C.) Microscopes. [In South Kensington science 
 
 liclures.v. 1, 1878 ; p. 193-215] 3U0ti.l4 
 
 — Suffolk ( W.T.) Microscopical manip. 1870. 4827.14 
 
 — Ward (Sou. Vrs. )Microscope teachings.l'^6±.4827.02 
 
 — WutkesiJ. K) Curiosities of the M. 1852.4827.07 
 
 The microscopist. 1852 4827.06 
 
 Same. 3d ed. Phil, 1877. 8°. . . 4827.06a 
 
 Microscopical Periodicals. 
 
 — Monthly microscopical journal : transactions of the 
 
 Royal microscopical society, and record of histo- 
 
 ■ logical research at home and abroad, v. 1-18. 
 
 London, 1869-77. 8° 4838.01 
 
 — Quarterly journal of microscopical science. 8 v. 
 
 London, 1853-60. 8°. 48.37.01 
 
 Same. New ser. v. 1-8. L.,1861-6S. 8°. 4837.09 
 
 — .Boyni microscopical society. Transactions, v. 1-16. 
 
 London, 1853-08. 8° 4837.01 
 
 Note. — Bound year by year with the ' Quarterly journal.' 
 
 Transactions, 18G9-77. See Monthly joTirnal {above). 
 
 ^tf-i a'so Harper's mo., Mch. Apl., May, 1376 (The micro- 
 scope, by S. Lockwood) ; Littell, 1860. v. 1 (Microscopical 
 discovery) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 16, 18i*>8 (M. and its discov- 
 eries) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 25, 1856 (iVI and its revelations) ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 79, 1863 (M. and its rev.) 
 
 j8:5- See also Medicine {Microscopic, p. 762 ; — Histology, 
 p. 760). 
 
 Microscopical petrography. .5et: Zirkel (F.)* 1116.14 
 
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 land'(S. B.) The dark ages. 1815 (3425.06J ;— Nuttall (P. A.) 
 Clissical dictiouai-y of the middle ages, 1840 [4:i7.07|; 
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 cliaptera and customs of the middle ages ; with kalen- 
 dars from the luth to the 15th ceut.; and au alphabetical 
 digest of the days of saints and tlie anuiversaries of the 
 
 church. 2v.ini. |1S41.) 445.28 
 
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 lating to the church ; with hist, introd., by W. 
 Athill. London, Camden soc, 1847. 4°. 5112.38 
 
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 held in Lowell. Sept., 1851. Lowell, 1852. 8°. . .3923.10 
 
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 2 T. London, 1858. 8" 3162.25 
 
 Middleton (Conyers, D.D.) Free inquiry into the 
 miraculous powers supposed to have subsisted in 
 the christian church. L., 1749. 8^ . , . 3578.24 
 
 — Life of M. T. Cicero. 3 v. L., 1810. 8".''. 3036.15 
 
 Same. London, 1839. 8°. -.*^. --r^.*. 3036.14 
 
 Middleton (David). Voyage to Bantam and the Moluccoa, 1607 ; 
 
 Voy. to Java and' Banda. 1609. [In Green. Col. of voy., 
 V. 1 [935.09] ; ami in Kerr. Col. of voy., v. 8.] . . 914.16 
 
 Middleton (Erasmus). Evangelical biography. 4 v. | 
 London, 1807. 8°. -. . - . - . «r-.>- ... 3216.01 ; 
 
 Middleton (Sir Henry). Voyage to Bantam and the 
 Maluco Islands ; 2d voyage by the company of 
 merchants trading into the East-Indies. Annot. | 
 and ed. by B. Corney. London, Hakluyt soc.,^ 
 
 1855. S° ■• 1065.15 
 
 iVo/c— Also in Kerr's Col., v. 8. and Green's Col., v. 1. 
 
 — Sixth voyage of the Eugl. E. I. company, in 1610 ; with jour- 
 
 nal, by N. Downtou. [In Kerr (R.) Col. of voyages, v. 8, 
 1813 ; p. 361-436.] 914.15 
 
 Middleton (Thomas). Works. With account of the 
 author and notes by A. Dyce. 5 v. London, 
 
 1840. 12° \ ..'*'. .•'. 1733.11 
 
 Contents : V. 1. The old law. Mayor of Queenborough. 
 Blurt, master-constable. The Phoenix. Michaelmas term. 
 
 2. Trick to catch the Old One. Family of love. Your five 
 gallants. A mad world, my masters. The roaring girl. 
 
 3. The honest whore. The witch. The widow. A fair 
 quarrel. More disaerablers beside women. 4. Cliaste 
 maid, in Cheapside. The Spanish gipsy. The changeling. 
 Game at chess. Any thing for a quiet life. Women, be- 
 ware women. 5. No wit, no help like a woman's. Inner- 
 Temple masque. World lost at Tennis. Part of the enter- 
 tainment to king James. Triumphs of truth. Civitatis 
 amor. Triumphs of love and antiquity. Sun in Aries. 
 Triumphs of integrity. Triumi^hs of health and prosper- 
 ity. Wisdom of Solomon paraphrased. Micro-cynicon. 
 On the death of Burbage. To T. Webeter, on the Duchesa 
 ofMalfi. Black book. Father Hubburd's tales. Appendix. 
 The triump]j8 of honour and industry. Index to notes. 
 
 Midnight sky (The). &« Dunkin (E.) 1870 4018.U 
 
 Midoii (Francis). History of the rise and fall of 
 
 Masaniello. [1622-1647.] L., 1729. 8°. . 3122.11 
 Midshipman (The) ; autobiogr. sketches. See IJall (Basil). 
 
 1862 931.22 
 
 Midsummer-night's dream. Sfle Shakspere (W.) — 
 
 Midwifery. See Medicine {Midwifery, p. 762). 
 
 Mie d'Ahonne. pseud. See Lacroix [Mme. Louis). 
 
 Miers (John). Travels in Chile and La Plata. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1826. 8° 11-54.20 
 
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 Mignet (Fran9ois Auguste Alexis). Antonia Perez 
 
 and Philip II. London, 1816. 12°. . .3143.13 
 Same. London, [;i. (/.] 8° 3437.19 
 
 — Charles-Quint : son abdication, etc., et sa mort au 
 
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 — Histoire de la rev. franyaise, 1789-1814. lOe ed. 
 
 2 V. Paris, 1869. 16° 513.20 
 
 — History of Mary, queen of Scots. 2 v. London, 
 
 1851. 8° 3r22.01 
 
 — History of the French revolution, 1789-1814. Lon- 
 
 don. 1856. 12° 514.06 
 
 jtfcg* For papers by M. in Revue des d. mondes, see p. 103 
 of Us Table gen. 
 See Chr. exam., July, 1867 : p. 32-46 (M. as a historian). 
 
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 man empire, 1300-1740. With hist, discourse on 
 Mahomet and his successors. From the French, 
 by A. Hawkins. 4 v. Exeter, 1787. 8°. 547.16 
 
 Mikado"'s empire. Se? Griffis (W. E.) 1026 19 
 
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 paign in France, in 1814. L, 1840. 8°. . 515.07 
 
 Milan. Set Countries {Milan, p. 345). 
 
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 people of the Miss, valley. N.Y., 1860. 1'2°. 11U.18 
 
 — Rifle, axe, and saddle bags. N.Y.,1856. 12°. 1122.28 
 
 — Ten years of preacher life. N.Y., 1859. 12°. 3123.10 
 Miles (Henry Adolphus,Z).jD.) Lowell, as it was, and 
 
 as it is. Lowell, 1845. 18° 611.16 
 
 Miles (H. D.) Pugilistica : hist, of British boxing. 
 V. 1. [To 1820. No more publ.] London, 
 1866. 8° 4613.19 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY.
 
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 Horriion. CharlcHtown, 18r»7. 8° 0;J4 24 
 
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 ture in water colours. L., 1868. Iff". . 1471. '2(; 
 
 Miles (Pliny). Mnemotechny, or art of memory. 
 New York, 184'J. l'i° 551'J.0C. 
 
 — Nordurfari ; rambles in Iceland. New York, 
 
 1854. 12° 1143.00 
 
 Same. London, 1S54. IG" 5075.09 
 
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 London, 18,50. 8" 533.21 
 
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 Lyon.] IIM. [Samuel Haws.] 1775. Pough- 
 keepsie, 1855. 8° 6b3.10 
 
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 ascribed to Francis Grose. ] 18G7. . . 4r)14. 30 
 Note. — A aatire. 
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 Baring {E.) Staff college essays. 1«70. . .4514.16 
 Contents : Changes in the art of war, 1792-1815. Cam- 
 paign of Ulm. Operations in Poland. Dec, 18UG. 
 BLiset (A.) On the strength of nations. 1><59. 4514.13 
 Clausew'tz (C. von). On war. Tr. by J. J. Graham. 
 
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 Cast {Sir JS.) Annals of the wars of the 18th century. 
 5v 442.18 
 
 — Annals of the wars of the 19th century, v. 1-4, 
 
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 — Lives of the warriors who have commanded fleets 
 
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 Duparcq {E. de Ln B. ) Elements of military art and 
 
 history. 1863 4514.07 
 
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 ment. [Lat. et Fr. ] 1869. [Nisard'gcoU.] 7725.02 
 
 — Strategematicon, or Greek and lioman anecdotes 
 
 concerning military policj', and the science of 
 
 war ; also Strategicon, or characteristics of illus. 
 
 generals. Tr by R. B. Scott. IbU. . . 451.!.23 
 Gay-Vurnon (X.) Science of war and fortification. 
 
 Tr. by J. M. O'Connor, v. 1-2, Text. 3, Plates. 
 
 1817 4515.01 
 
 Note. — Plates missing. 
 Graham (J. J.) Elementary history of the progress 
 
 of the art of war. 1854 4014.03 
 
 — Military ends and moral means. 1S64. , . 4514.19 
 UalleckiU. W.) Elements of military art and science. 
 
 1862 4514.01 
 
 neck.^J. a.) Iconographic encycl.. v. 3. 1852 ; p. 477 051. 
 Jackson (R.) Formation, discipline, and economy 
 
 of armies. 1845 4514.12 
 
 Jenkins { W.) Q. M. T>., or book for quartermasters. 
 
 1865 4513.19 
 
 Jomini {H. de). Art of war. 18-)4 4514.11 
 
 — Life of Napoleon. Tr. with notes, by H. W. Hal- 
 
 leck. 4 V. 18i;4 31-8.1(1 
 
 — Treatise on grand military operations : or, a criti- 
 
 cal and military history of the wars of Frederick 
 the Great, as contrasted with the modern system. 
 From the French, by S. B. Holabird. 2 v. 
 
 1815 4516.15 
 
 S.ame. Atlas. 18r.5 4516.17 
 
 .fones ( IT. P.) War and warlike science in the 14tli cent. [In 
 
 United serv. mag., 1875, v. 1-2.] 
 Fjacroie (P.) Military and religious life in the mid- 
 dle ages and at the period of the Benaissance. 
 
 1874 1444.13 
 
 Arachhivelli (K) Art of war. 1815 4514.08 
 
 Montholon (C T., marquis de). Seventeen notes on Oie wm-k en- 
 titled Considerations on the art of war, printed at Paris iu 
 1816. dictated by Napoleon. [In his Historical miscella- 
 nies, V. 1-2.] 3132,28 
 
 Ptutarcti. The apothegms of great commanders. [In Ms Morals. 
 
 V. 1, p. 135250.] 6135.2li 
 
 RolUJ.) On moral command. 3d ed. 1812.4514.20 
 
 Schalk (K) Campaigns of ls62 and 1863, illustrating 
 
 the principles of military art and science. 
 
 1863 631.07 
 
 — Summary of the art of war. 1862. . . . 4514.09 
 Szabad {B.) Modern war : its theory and practice. 
 
 1863 4514.10 
 
 \'egeiius Renaitis (F.) Instituta rei militaris. [Lat 
 et Fr.] 1869. [Nisard's coll. 1 . . .7725.02 
 5ce flfeo Blackw. mag., v. 79, 1K56 {War and wordcraft) ; 
 Fraser's mag., v. 63. 18G1 (Soldiers and their scienct) • 
 Cnntemp. rev., v. 16, 1871 (A soldier's duty, by E. Strachey): 
 Ed. rev., V. 123, 18r.6 (Recent changes iu tlie art of war) ; 
 V. 133, 1871 (Studies of the recent war) ; Hew Englander, 
 T. 18. 1860 (Modern warfare, by E. B. Hunt) : Fraser. June,- 
 1876 (Modern warfare) ; Quar. rev., v. 120, 18CG (Mod. war. 
 fare). 
 
 ruruvius PoUio {il.) /n Ail Architecture, 1860 : p. 229-268. 1312.0S 
 
 Balloons. 
 
 See United service mag., Mch., 1869 (War balloons and 
 military ballooners). 
 j8ES^ ^ee also Arts (Useful ; Aermiautics, p. 39). 
 
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 Burn (R.) Naval and military dictionary of the 
 
 French language ; explan. in Engl. 1842. 4513.13 
 
 James (C. ) Military dictionary. 180.3. . . 4514.05 
 
 Scott yK L.) Military dictionary. 1862. . ,4514.06 
 
 Dress, Colors, Medals, etc. 
 
 Curler (T.) 'Medals of British army, and how they 
 
 were won. Crimean campaign. 1861. . 4516.20 
 Same. Egypt, Peninsula, Waterloo and South 
 
 Africa. 1861 4516.20 
 
 Same. India. China, etc. 1861. . . . 4516.20 
 
 Luard {Lieut. -col. J.) 'History of the dress of the 
 
 British soldier. 1832 4518.15 
 
 M'Kair {R. F.) 'Colours of the Grenadier Guards. 
 
 1870 4518.19 
 
 Schuyler, Hartley & Graham. Illustrated catalogue of 
 
 arms and military goods. 1864. . . . 4518.13 
 See aUo Colburu's United service mag., Jan., 1876 (The 
 
 colours of England and Franee); Feb., 1876 {'the war 
 
 medal, by J. £. Alexander) ; Feb., 1875 (Uniforms of the 
 
 Brit. army). 
 
 Military Education. 
 
 Barnard (B.) Military schools and courses of in- 
 struction in the science and art of war, in France, 
 Prussia, Austria, Kussia, Sweden, Switzerland, 
 Sardinia, England and the U. S. 1872. . 5524. 19 
 
 Gleig (C. R ) Inkis Essays, v. 2. 1858 : p. 390-551. . . . 2528.16 
 
 llazen {W. B.) The school and the .irmy in Germany 
 and France, with a diary of siege life at Ver- 
 sailles. 1872 4516.13 
 
 See also, Blackw. mag., v. 76, 1854 {Education of tho 
 Royal artillery): v. 82, 1857 (2 art); Fraser's mag., v. 47, 
 1853 (2 art.) ; v. 61, 1860 ; New Engl., v. 28. 1869 iSyslem at 
 West Point; can it be employed in our colleges? by 
 R. P. Keep; ; Westm. rev., v. 66, 1856 (ililiiary ed. for offi- 
 cers). 
 
 Military Engineering and Fortification. 
 
 DelafieliHR) Report. [United States. Military com. to Europe, ' 
 1854-56.] 4518.06 
 
 Douglas (H.) Principles and construction of military 
 bridges, and passage of rivers in military opera- 
 tions. 3d ed. 1833 4514.02 
 
 Gay- Vernon ( i. ) Science of war and fortification. Tr. 
 by J. M. O'Connor. 3 v. 1817. . . . 4513.01 
 
 Head (Sir F. B.) The royal engineer. 1869.4515.04 
 
 Lnidy (A. F.) Elements of fortification. 1857. 4515.05 
 
 Mahan {D. II.) Descriptive geometry, as applied to 
 fortification and stereotomy. 18G4. . . 4515.05 
 
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 1837-49. 4° 3918.17 
 
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 91 Tn asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first pari of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 778 
 
 MILITARY ART AND SCIENCE 
 
 United Slates. Corps of enrjineers. Profeesional papers 
 of the corps of engineers U. S. array. No. 20. 
 A report on the defences of Washington, by J. 
 
 G. Barnard. 1^71 4.J18.11 
 
 S-e also Black, niag.. v. 75, 1854 (Anc. mod. fortresBes) ; 
 T. 110, 1871 (NfJtes oil fortresstB by a historian); Fi-aser's 
 mag.. V. G5, ]86'i (Tlie eugiueers) ; Ed- rev., v. 102 (Modern 
 fortifit-atiun) ; Nat. qii.. rev., v. 6. 1863 (Oii^bt our Atluntic 
 cities to be fortified ; v. 24, 1872 {Fortified cities) ; Qiiar. 
 rev., V. 127, 1869 (Tlie Koyal eiigiQeera and permanent for- 
 tifications). 
 
 Miiitary History and Biography. 
 
 Sa- Si'e Battles (p. 67) ;— Sieges ;— and (undrr Countries) 
 names of various countries, as England {Rev. of IGil), p. 310); 
 France {CtvU wars of ItMb-llllicenCitry. li. 32i ; — Frf.jick rev., 
 p. 322 •.^French-German war, p. 32.1) ;— Germany {TUirty 
 years loar, p. 320 ; — S<ven wee!:s war. p. 326) ; — Spain {Pen- 
 insular war, p. 370) ;— United States {R'V. of 1776, d. 384 ; — 
 War of 1812-11, p. 385 ;— ITar witli Mexico, p. 386 ;— War of 
 the Rebellion, 1861-66, p. 386);— Waterloo (p. 392);— Crimean 
 War (p. 303). 
 
 Among the more celebrated military histories are those of 
 Xenophon (Tlie Anabasis) ;— Caesar (Uomnientaiies) ;— Na- 
 pier (History of tlie peninsular war); — the critical works 
 of Jomini ;— and Tillers' Historii'S of tlie French revolu- 
 tion, and of the Consulate and the Empire. 
 
 Military Biograpliy. 
 
 ffS" S'^ Biography [Colleciive: Ancient: Herbert; — iv^c. 
 pos ; — Plularch, p. 110 ; — Military biography, p. 112) ; — and 
 works by Sir Edw. Gust (p. 102 of Cat.) 
 
 J8[5* F'.r liv s of Grrek and Koman, and other ancient com- 
 manlers, see Biography (^nci^n^ p. 110). 
 
 For individual biographies of Greek genera's. Bee (in Bio- 
 graphy, p. 116-215) lives of MiLTiADEs ; — CiMoN ; — The- 
 mis rocLES ; — Paus.\nias; — XenofhoN ; — EpaMinondas ;— 
 Alexander ihe Great. 
 
 For lives of Roman and other cont^-mporary generals, see 
 {in Biography, 116-215), Scip\e> Africanus; — Hannibal .— 
 
 PyftRHUS ; — I'LAMININUS ; — MaHIUS ; — SULLA Or STLLA ; — ■ 
 
 POMPEIUS Magnus : — AntoNTC (Mark);— C^sar (C. Julius); — 
 ArriLA ; — Belisarius. 
 
 For mdaval gemrals, see AuKED the great ; — William 
 t\c ^oiqu'ror ; — CHARLEMAGNE; — lilCHARD I., Ceeur de 
 Lion ; — Kdward I., of England : — Du Guebclin ; — Edward 
 III., of EngtanX ; — Edward the black prince. 
 
 For more modern perio-ls, see Hknry v., of England; — 
 CoRTEZ ; — PiZARRO ; — BouRBoN {Cooite rfc) ; — Charles v., 
 emp. of Germany ; — I'bancis 1 , of France ;— Henry iv., of 
 France ; — William t\e sdent, of Nassau ; — (.iubtavus Adol- 
 PHUS ; — Wallenstein ;— Torstens.in ;— Turenne ; — I^OUIB 
 XIV.; — Marlborough {Duke o/) ;— Conde {Prince d:] \ — 
 William iii., of England; — SoBiEsKi ; — Cromwell; — 
 Fairfax (X.. earl of); — IIdpert {Prince) ; — Uhrwick {Duke 
 of) ; — Frederick Vie great, of Prussia ; — Saxe {.)Iarcvhatr, — 
 Clive (Robert); — WASHlNaT.jN (^1.); — Greene [Natliaiiael:; 
 SrEUBEK {Bxroa vou} ; — Burgotne (.?ii- John); — CORN- 
 WALLis (.lfl/^gtt^^■) ;— DuMouRiEZ ;— Napoleon ;— Bebna- 
 DOTTE ; — MauiMonx ; — Massena ; — Xey ; — Savary ; — Wel- 
 lington ; — SouvABoFF ; — Napier {Sir C. J.) ; — Havelock 
 {S r H.) ; — Lawrence {Sir Henry) : — Tatlor (Z.) ; — Scott 
 (Wiufleld) :— JRAKT (U. S ) ; — Sheridan (P. H.);— Sherman 
 (W. T.) ;— Th-imas (G. U.) ;— Kearney (Philip) ;—Rosen- 
 CRANz;. ;— McGlellan (G. B.) ; — Lee (R. E.) ; — JOHMSTON 
 (A. S.); — Johnston (Jos. E.);— Jackson (T. J.) 
 
 Military Institutions, and Organization, 
 of various Countries. 
 
 Aumale (II. E. F. L., due d'). Military institutions of 
 France. 18(;9 451G.08 
 
 Brackiiiburij I^II.) The last campaign of Hanover. 
 1870 4al(j.r2 
 
 — Military systerus of France and Prussia in 1^70. 
 
 1«70 4516.12 
 
 Chesnry {G.) and Reer.e (7i.) Military resources of 
 Prussia and France, and recent changes in the 
 art of war. 1870 451G.10 
 
 Elcho ( Francis, lord). Letters on military organization. 
 1871 4ilG.09 
 
 Fonhlinqne. {K. B. de). Administration and organiza- 
 tion of the British army. 1858. . . . 451G.U3 
 
 Kaalz {A. V.) Company clerk: army of the U. S. 
 18G3 4513.22 
 
 McCleJlan (0. B.) Armies of Europe. 1861. . 451C.06 
 
 — Report. See below United States. Military com. to Europe, 
 
 1856-B6 4518 07 
 
 Ouvry { tM. H. A. ) On the Prussian infantry. 
 
 18G9 4.516.11 
 
 Paslei/ { G. W. ) Military policy of the British empire. 
 
 i817 4516.01 
 
 iSco/( ( .Sir S. D. ) The British army : its origin, pro- 
 gress, and equipment. 2 v. 1868. . . 4514.17 
 
 Talbot (G. F.) Analysis of the organization of the 
 Prussian arnjy. 1871 4514.15 
 
 Thomson (H. B.) Military forces and institutions of 
 Great Britain and Ireland. 1855. . . .4516.04 
 
 United States. Army regulations. 1857. . . 4513.14 
 
 Same. 1861. Kevised. With an appendix con- 
 taining the changes and laws affecting Army regu- 
 lations and Articles of war to June, 1863. 451H.17 
 
 — Steuben (F. \V. ) Regulations for the order and dis- 
 
 cipline of the troops of the U. S. 1805. 4513.21 
 
 — Military commission to Europe, 1855-56. Report of 
 
 G. B. McClellan 4518.07 
 
 Wraxall (£.) Naval and military resources of Europe. 
 
 1856 451(1.07 
 
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 organization of continental armies) ; v. 110, 1871 (Aimy or- 
 ganizatiiin and national defence); Fraaer'a mag., v. 7.^, 186S 
 (How European armies are otticeved); n.s., v. 4, 1871 (Re- 
 ports on the mil. forces of Prussia); Feb.. 1876 (Mobilisation 
 of the army); N. Brit, rev , v. 47. 1867 (Military system of 
 Europe); Westm. rev., v. 87, 1867 (Sadowa and mil. organi- 
 zation); v. 95. 1871 (Army organization); Ed. rev., Jau., 1876 
 (Army recruitment) ; Eraser's, v, 51, 1855 (The regimental 
 system). 
 
 Militia versus Regulars. 
 
 See Atlantic mo., v. 16, 1865 (Our future militia pystem, 
 by T. W. HigKinsonj; Blacliwond'.i mag., v. 106, 18611 (Night 
 with tlie volujiteers); Cambridge eeaays, 1858 (Militia and 
 nat. def».'nce, by R. A. S. Adair) ; i^ontenip. rev., v. 16, 
 18U (Popular vs. professional annie.s, by W. R. Greg) ; 
 Fraser's mag., v. 56, 1857 (The militia) ; v. 71, 1865 (Regu- 
 lars and volunteers); n s., v. J, 1870 (Mational aniiiea and 
 mod. warfare); N. A. rev., v. 99, 1861 (Onr soldiers); Westm. 
 lev, v. 72, 1859 (Mililia forces): Blackw. mag., v. 85, 1869 
 (Chalons— the camp) ; v. Ill, 1872 (Autumn manoeuvres) ; 
 V. 112, 1872 (Autumn manoeuvres); Fraser's mag., n.b,, v. 6, 
 
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 O. Browne. 2 v. London, ]8ii7-70. 8=. .4515.31 
 
 Ander.ioniR.) Evolutions of field artillery. 1^:6II.4513.02 
 
 Barry ( P. ) Shoeburyness and the guns ; a philoso- 
 phical discourse. 1865 4315.(J8 
 
 Bormann {Mnj.-gen. — ). The Shrapnel shell in Eng- 
 land and in Belgium. l5'62 4515.11 
 
 Browne (0. 0.) Ammunition for rifled ordnance. 
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 Dahlgren (J. A.) Boat armament of the U. S. navy. 
 2ded. 1856 4515.33 
 
 — Naval percussion locks and primers, particularly 
 
 those of the United States. 1853. . . 451o.',i9 
 
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 sporting arms 4515.'-0 
 
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 and infantry. 1849 4515.16 
 
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 Norton (C. B.) and Vaentine { W. J.) Report on ninuitions oi war. 
 [/n Paris uuiv.exhib. Rep. of U. S. com., v. 6, 1870.] 3016.09 
 
 Roberts (J.) Hand-book of artillery. IHGI. . 4,^13.01 
 
 Rodmati {Capt. T. J.) Reports of experiments on the 
 properties of metals for cannon, and the qualities 
 of cannon powder : with an account of the fabri- 
 cation and trial of a ]5-inch gun. 1861. 4518 09 
 
 Scoffern {J.) Projectile weapons of war and explosive 
 compounds. 1859 ^515.09 
 
 Taubert (— ). On the use of field artillery on service. 
 1856 4.515.19 
 
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 — Military commission to Europe in 1855-56. Report of 
 
 maj. A. Mordecai. 18G0 4518 08 
 
 — Ordnance department. Instructions for making quar- 
 
 terly returns of ordnance and ordnance stores. 
 
 1865 4515.13 
 
 Ordnance manual for the use of the officers of 
 
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 — — Ordnance memoranda. 1863-68. . . .4515.28 
 
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 Stillin.in) ; E 1. rev., V. 109 (Itifl d gnng and modern tac- 
 tics); V. 110. 18(34(Rifled ordnance in England and France); 
 Fraser's luag., v. 69-70, 1804 ( Wiiitw.Jrtll vs. Tennent) : 
 Galaxy. Dec, IS^S (Fast autl present of iirtdlery) ; Quar. 
 rev., V. 115, 1861 (Guns and plates) ; v. 103, 1858 (Woolwich 
 araeual). 
 
 Fire-arms and (heir Use. 
 
 Brei'ch-londcr.'!. By "Gloan." [pseud.] 1873. 4515.31 
 Busk (//.) Hand-bood for Hythe : and system of 
 
 musketry. 18 ;0 4513.1-J 
 
 Cliapvuia (J.U.) Improved American rifles. 184 ■J.4515.2J 
 Clittdand (11. W. ii.) Hints to riflemen. lSb4. 4515.24 
 Greener ( W. ) Modern breech-loaders ; spotting and 
 
 military. 1S71 4615.10 
 
 McyricklS. R.) Observ. upon tlieliistory of hand fire-arma. [In 
 
 Afr Arohsologia. V. '22, 1829.] 5128.— 
 
 Wdco.i: ((J. M.) iiifles and rifle practice. 18'i9. 4515.17 
 
 WingatelO. W.) Manual for rifle practice. 187:2. 4.')15. 34 
 
 Se^ also Atlantic monthly, v. 9, 18IJ2 (Use of the rifle) : v. 
 
 10, 1862 (Kilie clnbs) ; United service mag., Sept., 1875 
 
 (Fnsil ' grua ' oi" I'rench model rifle;. 
 4^ Hce also Amusements [Spurting, hunting, etc., p. 25). 
 
 Gunpowder. 
 
 Anderson ( W.) Mode of manufacturing gunpowder at 
 
 the Ishapore mills in Bengal. 18J2. . 4518.21 
 MordeciU (A.) Keport on experiments on gunpowder 
 
 at Washington arsenal, 1813-1814. 18l5. 4515.14 
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 lu'fg iaduatries, 187t; 1 3941.25 
 
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 artillery); Quar. rev., v. 125, 1863 ; Westm. rev., v. ^4, 1870. 
 
 • Small AiTxs. 
 
 Pistol ( The) as a weapon of defence : how to choose 
 and use it. 1875 4515.35 
 
 Uniied Sinks. Ordnance dept. Keports of experiments 
 ■with small arms. 185 j 4515. '.i? 
 
 Sre also Statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. 28. 1865 
 (Progress ot email arms manufacture, by W. D. Goodmau). 
 
 Torpedoes. 
 
 See Fraaer'a mag., v. 78. 1468 (Amer. torpedo warfare) ; 
 U.S., V. 6, 1872 (Torpedoes) . | 
 
 t^ See also Law [Militart/, 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 .4rm!/ and navy journal, v. 1-G. New York, 1863-68. 
 4° 
 
 Colburjts United service magazine, and naval and mili- 
 tary register. 81 V. L., 1829-70. 8°. .8191.01 
 yole. — liuring 1829-41 was ' United aervicejournal.' 
 
 United Slates sorvico magazine. 5 V. New York, 1864- 
 iBGe. 8' 8196.01 
 
 Sword and Bayonet Exercise. 
 
 Ackerman [J. V. ) Notes ou the origin and history of the bayonet. 
 [In Archsologia, v. 38, 1860.] 6128.— 
 
 Berriinaii (M. \V.) Militiaman's manual and sword 
 
 play. 1859 4513.06 
 
 McCldlan (O.B.) Manual of bayonet exercise. 1861. 
 
 Same. 1856 4513.08a 
 
 Marey-Monge(Q.S.) Memoir on swords. 1860. 4513.18 
 Wayne (H. (J.) Sword exercise. 1850. . . 4513.07 
 
 Tactics and Drill (Cavalry and Infantry). 
 
 Arentscldldt ( — uoii). Instructions for cavalry on out- 
 post duty. 1854 4513.09 
 
 Buckholtz (L. von). Tactics for officers of infantry, 
 cavalry, and artillery. 1861 4513.11 
 
 Cairns (J. T.) The recruit : a compilation of exercises. 
 1858 4513.05 
 
 Casey (S.) Infantry tactics. 3 v. 186J. . .4511.03 
 
 Cooper (S.) and Macomb [A.) Instructions and regula- 
 tions [tactics] for the militia and -volunteers of 
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 Forbes [II.) Manual for the patriotic volunteers on 
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 Gilliam ( W.) Manual for the volunteers and militia 
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 Hardee {W.J.) Eifle and light infantry tactics. 2 v. 
 18-.0 4511. (.17a 
 
 Same. 2 v. 1861 4511.07 
 
 Rawson (J. ) Compendium of military duty, adapted 
 for the militia of the U. S. 1793. . . . 4513.20 
 
 Scherff ( W. von). The new tactics of infantry. Tr. 
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 United States. War dept. Cavalry tactics. 2 v. Phil., 
 1856. (V. 1 missing.) 4511.01 
 
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 Upton (E.) New system of infantry tactics, double 
 and single rank. 1868 4511.16 
 
 Vide {EL.) Handbook for active service. 1861. 4513.04 
 
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 Milizia (Francesco). Lives of celebrated architects. 
 
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 Coleridge, v, I. 
 
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 Early Grecian history and le- 
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 Enfranchisement of women, v. 2. 
 
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 Grote'a History of Greece, v. 2. 
 
 Gutzot'fi EsR;iys and lectures on 
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 Poetry and Its varieties, v. 1. 
 
 Prophecy, v. 1. 
 
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 chur. h property, v. 1. 
 
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 Aphorisms: a fragment (Westui. 
 
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 Baer on property and taxation. 
 
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 Bailey on Berkeley's Theory of 
 
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 Beutliam (Westm. rev., Aug., 
 
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 Civilization (Westm. rev., Apl.. 
 
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 Claims of labor (Ed. rev., Apt, 
 
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 Coleridge, V. 2. 
 Contest in America (Fraser. 
 
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 Currency juggle, v. 1. 
 Early Grecian history and le- 
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 Endowments (Fortn. rev. Apl., 
 
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 Fewobserv. on French rev.,v.l. 
 Few words on non-intervention 
 
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 Grote's History of Greece (Ed. 
 
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 Grote's Aristotle (Fortn. Jan.. 
 
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 Grote's Plato (Ed. rev„1866),v,4. 
 
 Guizot'a Essays on history (Ed. 
 
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 Land teuure (Papers on), v. 5. 
 L'Avare e I'imposta, v. 5. 
 Leslie on the land question 
 
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 Maine on village communities 
 
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 Michelet's Hist, ol France (Ed. 
 
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 Paj'lianieotary reform, v. 4. 
 Poetry and its varieties, v. 1. 
 Prophecy (A), v. 1. 
 Keforni in suffrage (Recent wri- 
 ters on). V. 4. 
 Sedgwick on the studies of the 
 
 uuiv. of Cambridge, v. 1. 
 Slave power (The), (Westm. rev., 
 
 Oct., 1862), v. 3. 
 State interference with corpora- 
 
 tiou and church property. v. 1. 
 Taine's De I'intelligence (Fortn. 
 
 rev.. July, 1870). v. 5. 
 Thornton on labor (Fortn. rev.. 
 
 May, 1869), v. 6. 
 Tocqueville on democracy in 
 
 Amer. (Ed. rev., Oct..l840l.v.2. 
 Treaty obligations (Fortn. rev., 
 
 Dec. 1870), V. S. 
 Utilitarianism, v. 3. 
 Vigijy(.V. de ;(We8tm. rev., Apl., 
 
 1838). y. 1.' 
 Vindjcatiim of the French rev. 
 
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 Whewell on raoral philosophy 
 
 (Wealm. rev., Oct., 1852), v. 3. 
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 Nole.—See in direct r':plij Mansel's articles in Contemp. 
 rev.. V. 1, 1866 ; and an article in North Brit, rev., v. 43, 
 1865; and for other reviews sec Ed. rev., v. 124, 1866; 
 Westm. rev., v. 85. 1866 ; Chr. exam., Nov., 1866 ; Furtn, 
 rev., v. 1 {art. by H. Spencer). 
 
 — On liberty. London, lti59. 8" 5724.07 
 
 iV'ife. — Reviewed in Weatm. rev., v. 72. 1859 ; and by H. 
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 ISii-l. S° 5913.10 
 
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 Contents: Introd. Of names and propositions (p. 11-106). 
 
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 Contents : JHnUn-G. Utility of religion. Theism. Berke- 
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 Jan.. 1375 : Fortn. rev, Nov., 1874, Jan., 1876 (by J. Mor- 
 ley) ; Int. rev., July, 1875 (by Noah Porter) ; Westm. rev., 
 Jan., 1875. 
 
 Jevonslw. S.) J. S. Mill's pliilsopliy tested, [/n Contemp. 
 
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 Kirkus ( ir.) Miscel. essays. 2d s. 1868 ; p. 320-370. 3563.30 
 
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 Stuart Mill. 1804 54'26.15 
 
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 1874 (M.'s philoa. iiosition) ; Apl.. 1874 (M.'s denial of free 
 will) ; Quar. rev., v. 133. 1872 (iM. and his school) ; Kitto's 
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 the diffusion of liberty and independence, knowledge and 
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 — Observations concerning the distinction of ranks in 
 
 society. London, 1773. 8^ 57r2.16 
 
 Mille (Lcs) et unfantamea. See Dumas (A.) 1854. . .7018.05 
 
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 Milledulcia: a thousand pleasant things. From 
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 Miller (Hugh). Autobiography ; my schools and 
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 — Essays. [From the 'Witness.'] Ed. with pre- 
 
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 Jeffrey (Lord). 
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 Literature of the people. 
 New year (The). 
 Norway aud its glaciers. 
 Our novel literature. 
 Our working classes. 
 Parting impressions of the 
 
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 Pauper labor. 
 Pauperism. 
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 Remains ol Napoleon. 
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 Scotch poor law. 
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 Sue (Eugene). 
 Third French revolution. 
 Unity of the human races. 
 Untaught poets. 
 
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 Amenities of literature. 
 Bothy system (The). 
 Burns festival, and hero 
 
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 Centenary of ' The forty-five.' 
 Cottages of our hinds. 
 Crime-making laws. 
 Criticism for the uninitiated. 
 Cromwell controversy. 
 Duke if Wellington. 
 Echoes of the world. 
 Edinburgh au age ago. 
 Felons ()f the country. 
 Fire at tho tower of London. 
 Five-pound qualification. 
 Franciiise (Tiie). 
 Geology vf'Tsus astronomy. 
 Glen Tilt tabooed. 
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 Highlands (The). 
 Idealislii-. school (The). 
 Iniaut prince (The). 
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 Jean d'Arc. 
 
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 — Two records : the Mosaic and geological. Boston, 
 
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 — Unwritten history : life amongst the Modocs. Hart- 
 
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 I/Uller (John). Description of the province and city 
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 Miller (John). Memoirs of gen. Miller, in the service 
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 — Questions awakened by the Bible. Philadelphia, 
 
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 Contents : 1. Are souls immortal 7 2. Was Christ in 
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 Miller (Josiah). Christianum organum : or the induc- 
 tive method in scripture and science. London, 
 187a 8^ 357.^.11 
 
 — Our hymns ; their authors and origin. Loudon, 
 
 1866. 12" 3705.06 
 
 — Singers and songs of the church. 2d ed. London, 
 
 18(;9. 8= 3761.23 
 
 IkQller (E. Kalley). Bomance of astronomy. Lon- 
 don, 187:3. 12° 401.5.25 
 
 Miller (Samuel, I).D.) Letters on unitarianism. 
 Trenton, lf<21. 8°. . ." 3575.12 
 
 — Life of Jon. Edwards. N. Y., 1811. 16°. . 3241.08 
 
 — Memoirs of liev. John Kodgers. New York, 1813. 
 
 8' 31.54.20 
 
 Miller (Samuel). Life of Samuel Miller, D.D. 2 v. 
 Philadelphia, 1869. 12° 3123.18 
 
 Miller (Stephen F.) Bench and bar of Georgia : me- 
 moirs and sketches. 2v. Phil.. 1858. 8°. 622.05 
 
 Miller (Thomas). History of the Anglo-Saxon to the 
 conquest [1066]. London, 1848. 12^ . 473.0! 
 
 Same. 3d ed. London, 1856. 12°. . . 473.02 
 
 — Poetical language of flowers. L., 1855. 16°. 4913.18 
 Miller {Gen. Wm.) See Biography (p. 177). 
 
 Miller (Wm.) Views of the prophecies and prophetic 
 chronology. With a memoir of his life by J. V. 
 Himes. Boston, 1841. 16° 3575.09 
 
 — B!i.9s (.S.) Memoirs of Wm. Miller. 1853.312,132 
 
 — Burn^tp (G. W.) Discourse on the doctrine of Wm. M. [In 
 
 Au Writings. 1845.; 3526.24 
 
 Miller (Wm. A.) Elements of chemistry. 4th ed. 
 
 3 v. London, 1867. 8° 4214.23 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Chemical physics. 2. Inorganic chemis- 
 try. 3. Organic chemistry. 
 
 MiUerism. &« Miller (Wm.). aiww. 
 
 Miller s Guide to Saratoga Springs and Vicinity. By 
 T. A. Richards. New York, 1869. 18°. . 1112.24 
 
 Miller's New guide to the Hudson river. New Y'ork, 
 1869. 16° 1112.23 
 
 Miller's New York as it is, or stranger's guide book 
 to the cities of New York, Brooklyn and adja- 
 cent places. New York, 1SG7. 18°. . .1112.15 
 
 Miller's ready reckoner. London, 1861. 16°. 4015.20 
 
 Miiles (George). Court (The) of Queen's Bench. Arguments 
 for the crown on his trial for bigamy. [No titlepage.) 3573.29 
 
 Millet (Jean Frantjois). See Coutem. rev., June. 1875 (Corot and 
 Millet, by J, C. Carr); Temple bar, Apl.. 1875 (J. F, Millet, 
 by lady Pollock). 
 
 Millbouse . John^ New English and Italian pronounc- 
 ing dictionary. 2v. New Y'ork, 1861. 12°. 6122.02 
 V. 1. Eoglisk and Italian. 2. Italian and Eugliab. 
 
 MiUingen {Major Frederick). Wild life among the 
 Koords. London, ls70. 8° 1044.20 
 
 Millingeu (John Gideon). Histoi-y of duelling. 2 v. 
 London, 1841. 8° 6613.21 
 
 Millot (L'abbe Claude Fran9ois Xavieri. Elements of 
 of general history. 5 v. Salem, 1796. 8°. 414.02 
 V. 1-2. Ancient hiejt'Ty. 3-5. Modern history. 
 
 Mills (Arthuri. Colonial constitution of the British 
 dependencies. London, 18.6. 8°. . . 5717.02 
 
 Itlills (Abraham). Literature and lit. men of Gt. Bri- 
 tain and Ireland. 2 v. N. Y., 1851. 8°. 275'.06 
 
 — Poets and poetry of the ancient Greeks ; with hist. 
 
 introd., and 'brief view of Grecian philosophers, 
 
 orators, and historians. B., 18.8. 8\ . Ib6">.25 
 
 Mills (Charles). History of chivalry. 2 v. London, 
 
 1823. b° 6823.18 
 
 — History of Muhammedanism. 2d ed. London, 
 
 1818. 8° 3454.13 
 
 — History of the crusades. 2v. .L.,1823. 8°. 6623.20 
 
 — Travels of Theodore Ducas in Italy at the revival of 
 
 letters and art. 2 v. London, 18i2. 8°. 535.24 
 
 Mills (Charles D. B.) The Indian saint ; or Buddha 
 and Buddhism. NortlAmpton, 1876. 12°. 352'<.U 
 
 Mills (Frederick James). Life of John Carter, an ar- 
 tist. New York, 1868. 16° 3U32.21 
 
 Mills (James Bassnett). Hist, of the christian priest- 
 hood, in replv to Hewitt's Popular hist, of priest- 
 craft. Oxford, 18:!5. 12° 3575.08 
 
 Mills (John). Sportsman's Ubr. Edin.,1845. 8°. 4617.08 
 
 Mills (iJei;. John). The British Jews. London, 1853. 
 16". 3141.05 
 
 Milman (Henry Hart). Annals of St. Paul's cathe- 
 dral. London, 1868. 8° 494. 16 
 
 — Belshazzar : dramatic poem. L.. 1822. 8°. 1665.28 
 
 — Comparative excellence of sculpture and painting. [In Ox- 
 
 ford prizeessays, v. 3. 1830.) 2541.13 
 
 — Edward Gibbon : life ; with selections from corre- 
 
 spondence. Paris, 18'fo. 8° 3065.16 
 
 — History of Christianity, to the abolition of pagan- 
 
 ism. 2 V. Paris, 1810. 8° 3423.01 
 
 Same. New York, lS44. 8° 3416.04 
 
 — Hist, of Latin Christianity. 6 v. L.,18.:7. 8°. 3417.03 
 
 Crnfents : r. 1. a.d. ''.7.604. Conversion of the Teutonic 
 races, christian jurisprudence. Western mouachism. 
 2. C2'M044. 3. 104(1-1198. 4. 1198-I'264. 5. 1226-1378. 
 6. 1378-1454. 
 
 — Hist, of the Jews, to [1807]. 3 v. B., 1864.1'^°. 3141.01 
 
 — Life of Quintus Horatius Flaccus. New ed. Lon- 
 
 don, 1854. 8° 3083.22 
 
 — Poetical works. 3 v. London, 1839. 16°. 1671.37 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The Fall of Jerusalem. The Martyr of 
 Antioch. Belshazzar. 
 
 2. Samor. tlie lord of the bright city. The Belvidero 
 Apollo. Alexander tuuiulum Achillis invisens. Judicium 
 regale. Fortune. Love of God. Hymns for church ser- 
 vice. The slave ship. The Taliiug ol Troy. Deborah's 
 Hymn of triumph. Downfall of Jerusalem. 
 
 3. Anne Boleyu, a dramatic poem. Fazio, a tragedy. 
 Extracts from the Mahabharata : Nala and Dam tyanti ; — 
 Death of Yajnadatta :— The Brahmin's lament;— The de- 
 luge :— Notes. The descent of the Gauges. The Deluge, 
 an ode. Stanzas. 
 
 — Samor, lord of the bright city, an heroic poem. 
 
 New Y'ork, 1818. 16° 1665.29 
 
 — Savonarola, Erasmus, and other essays from the 
 
 Quar. review. London, 1870. 8°. . . . 3576.12 
 Contents : Savonarola (June. 18.56). Erasmus (July. 18.^9). 
 Popes of the 16-17th cent. (Feb.. 1836). Clement xiv. and 
 the Jesuits (June. 1848). Newman on the development of 
 christian doctrine (Mch, 1846). Belatiou of the clergy to 
 the people (Sept., 1845). Pagan and christian sepulchres 
 (July, 1865). 
 SS- For biogr. notices of H. H. M., see Biography (p. 177). 
 
 Milman (Robert). Life of Tasso. 2 v. London, 
 1850. 12° 3172,01 
 
 Milne (.\lex.) Midwifery, with some of the diseases 
 of women. Edinburgh, 1871. 16°. . . 4335.22 
 
 Milne (i?ci'. Wm., tiaiishitor). The sacred edict : six- 
 teen maxims of the emperor Kang-He. London, 
 1817. 8° 3592 04 
 
 Milne (fieu.Wm. C.) Life in China. London, 1857. 
 16° 1022.10 
 
 Milner (Isaac). See Biography (p. 176). 
 
 Miluer (Joseph). History of the church of Christ to the 
 papal apostasy. [6th cent.] L., 1814. 16°. 3413.11 
 
 — History of the church of Christ. [To 1530.] With 
 
 additions by L Milner. New ed., by T. Grant- 
 ham. 4v. London. 1817. 8° 3115.12 
 
 Haiiland {S. R.) 1st. 2d letter; strictures on Milner'9 
 
 Church history. 2d ed. 1835 34J7.15 
 
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 thorized to censure Milner.' 1835 34'J7.15 
 
 Milner iJohn, D.D., F.S.A.) Inquiry into certain 
 vulgar opinions concerning the Catholic inhabi- 
 tants and the antiquities of Irelimd. London, 
 18(18. 8= 4 16 22 
 
 — Supplementary memoirs of English Catholics. 
 
 London, 1820. 8° 3438.15 
 
 Miluer ( /I'fu. John) and Brisriy (Oswald W. ) Cruise 
 
 of H. M. S. Galatea, [to Australia], in 1867-18i8. 
 
 London, 1869. 8° 1iii!4.'j1 
 
 Miluer (Mary). Life of Isaac Milner, D. D. London, 
 
 1841. 16° 3121.01 
 
 Milner (Rev. Thomas'). The Baltic, ■with notice of the 
 
 Wliitesea. London, 1821. ]'2° 992 .'^6 
 
 — The Crimea, its ancient and modem history. Lon- 
 
 don, l.'s.55. 1-2° ,543.08 
 
 — Gallery of geography. 2 v. Phil., 1875. ♦8°. 933.15 
 
 — Gallery of nature : astronomy, physical geography, 
 
 and geology. London, 1852. 8°. . . . 40-6 01 
 
 — History of England to I8.5'2. L.,[n.<f.] 12°. 463 19 
 
 — Letter to Rev. W Wales, in reply to (his) sermon. ■ The repair 
 
 ot the temple the duty of Uie people.* Nortuamptou. 1S38. 
 8° In 5093 03 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders." giving the AUTHOU'S NAME, the Brst part ot the TITLE, aud the NUMBEK.
 
 782 
 
 MILNES - MIRABEAU 
 
 IVIilnes (Richard Monckton). Life, letters, and literary 
 remains of John Keats. N. Y., 18-ls. 12°. aUSlo.rG 
 
 — Monographs, personal and social. L.,1873.r2°.32U5.20 
 
 C'jntenls : Siileiinau Pallia. Alexauiler vou Humboldt at 
 the court of Berlia Cardinal Wiseman. Walter Saviige 
 Laiidor. The Berrys. Harriet BariuR, lady Ashburlou. 
 Sidney Smith. Last days of Heinrich Heine. 
 
 — Poems. Boston, ISoU. 16° 1G72.12 
 
 Miltou (John). Areopagitica, 1614. Ed. by E. Ar- 
 
 ber. London, 1868. 18° 5011.01 
 
 — Britain under Trojan, Roman, Saxon rule. Repr. 
 
 fromKennet. London, 1870. 8°. . . . 472.11 
 
 — Comus. [In hn; Poetical works, below.] 
 
 A'ofc.— Reviewed iu New monthly mag., v. 7, 1823 ; p. '222- 
 229 ; and iu Masaou's Life of Milton, v. 1, ch. vii. 
 
 — Eikonoklastes in answer to a book entitled Eikon 
 
 Basilike. [London], 1697. fol. . . . 3038.01 
 
 — Paradis perdu, trad, en vers framjais par J. Delille, avec lo 
 
 texte en regard. [In Delille (J.) cEuvres, v. 13-15.] 6031.13 
 
 — Paradise lost. New ed., with notes by T. Newton. 
 
 2 V. Dublin, 1773. 12° 1672.26 
 
 Addison (J.) Criticism on Paradise lost. Ed. by 
 
 E. Arber. 1868 5011.03 
 
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 Caan{Miss V.) Scriptural and allegorical glossary 
 
 to Paradise lost. 1828 1672.13 
 
 Banster (V.) Considerations on M.'s early read- 
 ing, and the prima stamina of his Paradise lost ; 
 with extracts from [Sylvester's Du Bartas]. 1672.31 
 
 Himes tJ. A.) A study of. 1878. . .1672.37 
 
 5c€ aJso Fortn. rev., Dec, 1874 (Blank verse of Milton, 
 by J. A. Symouds) ; and N. A. rev., v. 91, 1860 (An article 
 compai iug the Paiadise lost with an old Euyl. pneni by T. 
 Peyion) ; Journal of sac. lit., v. 1, 1818; p. 236 257 (M.'s 
 Paradise lost, with ref. to its theol and moral mflaeuce) ; 
 Dubliu rev., Dec, 1876 (Milton's Satau). 
 
 — Paradise regain'd. With Samson Agonistes. And 
 
 poems upon several occasions, oth ed. London, 
 
 1707. 12- 1672.30 
 
 Same. New ed. With notes, by T. Newton. 
 
 2 V. Dublin, 17o4. 1'2° 1672.28 
 
 — plan of edULation. London, 1820. 8". [In Pamphleteer, 
 
 V. 17. J 6068.17 
 
 — Poems. Life by S. Johnson. Ed. by A. Chalmers. [In C.'s 
 
 Eiijil. poets, V. 7, 1810.J 1626.07 
 
 — Poetical works. London, [185-?] 8°. . In 1684 12 
 
 — Poetical -works. [Ld. with life, by J. Mitford.] 
 
 3 v. London, 1851. 16° 16-2l.Li3 
 
 -Same. 3 v. Boston, 18:,6. 16°. . . . 1672.14 
 
 V. 1, Paradise lost. 
 
 2. Par.MUae lo>t, cont'd. Paradise regained. 
 
 3. Saiusoii Aj,'oniste8, dratiiatic poem. Ci-mus, a mask. 
 Lycidas. 11 Peuseroso. L'Allej^ro. Miscellaneous poems, 
 bonuets. Psalms. Etegiarum liber. Epigrammatuui lluer. 
 Svivarum liuer. 
 
 Same. 2 v. [Sauford (E.) and Walsh (R.I 
 
 Brit, poets, v. 7-8.] 1691.07 
 
 Same. With life and verbal index by C. D. 
 
 Cleveland. Philadelphia, 1853. 8°. . . 1672.2i 
 
 — Complete concordance to Poetical works. By C. 
 
 I>. Cleveland. London, 1867. ii°. . . Hi, 2.32 
 
 — Prose works. With preface and notes by J. A. St. 
 
 John. 5v. London, i<o/iii, J 8.5 1-53. 12°. 5054 01 
 V. 1. Defence of the people of England. Second Defence. 
 Eikonoklastes. 
 
 2. 'Xeuuie of kings and magisti-ates. Areopiigitica. 
 Tracts on tlie cominonw^ealth. OOservations on Oriuoud's 
 peace. Letters ol state, etc. Notes on Dr, Grifflu's eer- 
 mou, Oi relurniiitiun iu England, Prelatical i piscopacy. 
 The rea.->on of church government urged against pielacy. 
 True relij<ioii, heresy, schism, and toleration. Civil power 
 in ecclesiastical causes, • 
 
 3. Lilteliest means to remove hirelings out of the church. 
 Animadversions upon tne renionHtrant's deleiice against 
 Smectyiimuus. Aijoloyy lor buiectymniius. Doclruieand 
 discipliLie of divorce. JudKuient of Martin Bucer con- 
 ceiuiug divorce. 'retr,ichoidon. Colasterion. Triictate 
 of education. Declaiatiou for the election of John lu. 
 kijig of Pulautl. l-'aiiiiliar lelters. • 
 
 4. Tieatise on Cbristian doctrine, tr. by C. R. Sumner. 
 
 5. Se-otid book of the same. History of Butain. His- 
 tory of Mi'S^ovia. Accedence commenced grammar. In- 
 dex to the 5 vols. 
 
 — Reflecti nis on the civil war in England until the restoration 
 
 ol Charles II. [/li Masares (F.) select tracts, v, 2.] 476.17 
 
 — Traoiate on educaiiun, (/« Barnard (U,) Engl, pedagogy,] 
 
 ■ — Treasures from the prose writings of. Boston, 
 
 18J6. 12° 50.4.06 
 
 4J®- For numerous h'v-s and critical notices of M.. see Bi- 
 ography (p. 177) : a'S) Lowell (J. It.) Among my books. 
 2d seiies, 1876 (2534.30] ;—Solheby (S. L.) Bamblings iu 
 
 the elucidation of the autograph of Milton, 1861 [2767.12] ; 
 also Clir, exam., v. 57, 1854 (Milton in our day. by S. Os- 
 gond) ; May, 1859 ; Fraser, v. 79. 1869 ; p. 678 (Milton and 
 Galileo ; their letters to Louis xiv, : supposed forgeries) ; 
 Macm, mag,, Feb.. 1868 ; Mch,, 1869 (Milton's polit, opin- 
 ions and poetry, by J. R. Seeley). 
 
 Milton (J. L. ) The stream of life on our globe, as 
 revealed in geology and palfeontology. 2d ed. 
 London, [1872.] r2° 4713.10 
 
 Milton |M. S. ) Ocean bride : a [poem]. Edinburgh, 
 1834. 16° 11167.10 
 
 Mimic stage. See Baker 'George M.) [1712.27] : also Drama 
 {Amateur theatricals, p. 423). 
 
 Mind: quar. review of psychology and philosophy. 
 Ed. by G. C. Robertson, v. 1-2. 1876-77. New 
 
 York and London, 1876-77. 8° 5441.01 
 
 Mind (Cultivation of the). Sfe Education. 
 
 Mind iPbilnsophy of). See Philosophy. 
 
 Mind and body. See Medicine [Body and mind, p, 762). ■ 
 
 Mind and body. See Bain (Alex ) J873 6438.17 
 
 Mind and brain. S?e Laycock (T.) 1869 6414.16 
 
 Mind and heart in religion. See Jaeger (A,) 1873. . . 3564. '28 
 
 Mind and matter. See Brodie {Sir B.) 1857 6438.04 
 
 Mind and matter. (Assays] »e Flamank (J.) 1870. . 6435 23 
 
 Mind in nature. A'e« Clark |H. J.) 1866 47.7.24 
 
 Mind, life, and motion ; with their relations to mat- 
 ter, [aiioii.] New York, 1857. 8°. . . 4326.24 
 Miner (Ch). Hist, of Wyoming. Phil., 1845. 12°. 623.06 
 Mineral springs. See Medicine (p. 7ii3). 
 
 Mineralogy Ar'Geology and mineralogy (p. 673) ;— Arts (Use- 
 ful: Assdying, p. 40 ; — Meiadurgy, p. 45 ; — Mines and ynin- 
 ii>g, p. 45) ;— Chemistry (p. 263-4) ;— Crj'-stallogTaphy (p. 
 400) ; — Fine arts (Gems and precious stones, p. 544) ; — aso 
 Beck (Lewis C.) Mineralogy. [In New York (State of). 
 
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 Miui.Hture (The), by Solomon Grildrig, of the college 
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 Miniature painting. ,?eeFine arts (Miidalure pain'ing, p. 646). 
 Mining. See Arts (Useful : Mines and mining, p. 45). 
 Mining mag., v. 1-10. N. Y., ]853-o8. 8 . . 8121.31 
 iVo(<.— V. 1-9 ed. by W. J. Tenney ; v. 10, ed. by T. Mc- 
 Elrath. 
 Ministers and the ministry. See Biblical and rclig. lit. {Clerical 
 anecdotes and sketch, s, p. 82 ; — feeaehers and pi caching, trnd 
 past'irul work, p. 97j ; — Biography {Religious, p. IH : and 
 names of various denondiiatio„s and countries in Biblical 
 and relig. lit. (p. 77-106). CwiSuZ/ ai^o Biography (Z/idiuuma;, 
 p. 116-215). 
 Ministry of the word. 5« Taylor (W. M.) 1876. . . .3611.24 
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 Minnesota. See Countries {Minnesota, p. 845). 
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 tation, p. 588). 
 Mluot (iieortje Itichards). Eulogy on Washington. [In Moore 
 (F.) Ainer. eloquence, v. 1, 1(^68.] 6325.03 
 
 Miuot (H. I).) Land-birds and game-birds of New 
 England. Boston. !877. 8=. '. . . .4815.10 
 
 Minsheu (John). Guide into the tongues, viz. 
 English, Low Dutch, High Dutch, French, Ital- 
 ian, Spanish, l.atin6,"~'Greeke, Hebrew. 2d ed. 
 London, 1627. fol 6417.01 
 
 Minstrel (The). &s Beattie (James). Works, v. 10] . .6016.18 
 
 Miutoru (Mis. J. H. ) Hand-book to paper-flower 
 making, 3d ed, London, 1867. 16\ . 1443,26 
 
 — Lessons in flower and fruit modelling in wax, 
 
 London, [1870.] 16° 1443.25 
 
 Mint. See Kiunismatics. 
 
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 quiries concerning lettres de cachet, arbitrary 
 imprisonment,- etc. 2 v. in 1. Dublin, 178/. 
 8° 5717.29 
 
 — Letters during his residence in England ; with 
 
 anecdotes, maxims, ((c. 2 v. L., 1832. 8^. 954.17 
 
 — Secret history of the court of Berlin [1781-87]. 
 
 2 v. London, 17*9. 8' 546.01 
 
 Same. Dublin, 1789. 8° 546 02a 
 
 — Sjieeches. Tr. by J. White. 2 v. in 1. London, 
 
 1,9-2. 8° 6a'23.11 
 
 ,KS~ For iir« and biogr. sketches of RI.. see Biography 
 (p. 177) ; aUo Temple bar, Feb., 1875 (Mirabeau and .uudauie 
 de Nehra). 
 
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 Miracle in Btooe : or the Great Pyramid. See Seiss (J. A.) 1062 2S 
 
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 Miraculous eouception ; or. tl»o divinity of Jesus Cliriat con- 
 eidcreil us tliefuundutiou of the cLristiaD religion, [an'^n]. 
 Loudon. IHl'J. 8°. . . . 3r.48.21 
 
 Miraculous pvoplifcies of einiuent men. reliitiug particularly to 
 Euglaud aud France. London. 1821. 24° Ml 3 33 
 
 Miranda (Sa de). Se^ Fortn. rev.. May, 1873 (Poetry of the re- 
 naissance in Portugal, bv O. Crawfuril). 
 
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 IVIiriUioud (Mohammed Ben Khondshah Ben Mah- 
 mud, suniinuil). History of the early kings of 
 Persia. Tr. from the Persian, by David Shea. 
 
 London, 1S3-3. B° 7816.00 
 
 Mirror (The). [In British essayists, v. 23-29, 1856.J . . 2511.28 
 
 Mirror lor monks. See Blosius (L.) 1872 3522.2S 
 
 Murror of literature, amusement, and instruction. 
 
 V. 1-10. London, 1S-J3-38. 8° 8121.(11 
 
 Mirror of nature. 5ee Schubert (G. H.) 18.11 4022.08 
 
 Mir.orof the graces, lauon.] B., 1831. 16°. 5(191.02 
 Mirror of the months, [anon.'] L., 1826. 8°. 4731.07 
 Mirrors. Cuming (H. S~) On mirrors, [/n Jour, of Brit. arch. 
 
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 Mirthfulness. Se^ Wit and humour. 
 
 Mirviiie (Le jn'O'^iits' Jules Eudes de). Pneumatolo- 
 gie. Desesprits, etc. 5 v. Paris,1863-G4. 8'. 3817.21 
 Same. Aiipendices complementaires et defen- 
 ses. Paris, 18i.;3. 8= 3817. '.^5 
 
 Miseries.f human life. 5^« Beresford ( Jos.) 2v. 1806-10. 6211.29 
 Misers. 5v Biography (-Vw-r^', p. 114). 
 
 Mishmee hills. See Cooper (T. T.) 1673 1011.09 
 
 Mishna. Eighteen treatises. Tr. by D. A. De Sola, 
 and M. J. Eaphall. London, 18J3. 8°. . 37o7.10 
 Misread passages of Scripture. .See Brown (J.B.) 2 v. 1671. 3524.25 
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 Miss'Kiliuansegc. .See Hood (Thomas) 1441.09 
 
 Miss lUry. See Dudevant (Maurice). 1808 7034.23 
 
 Miss iiller's vegetable garden. .See Warner (A.) 1873. . 6122.23 
 
 Mrs. Jerningham's journal. [A poem, anon.] New 
 
 York, lo70. IG" 1662.31 
 
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 Missing linli. See Ran/ard (L. N) IStil 5825.03 
 
 Mission of great eiiHei nigs. Se Burritt (E.) 1867. . .3526.18 
 
 Mission of lue comforter. SeeBare (J. C.) 1854. . . .3558 19 
 
 Mission Uidge, ete. See Taylor (B. F.) 1872 644.15 
 
 Mississippi. S'.e Countries (.tfi^sw5t>pi, p. 345). 
 
 Mississippi bubble. See Thiers (A.) 1859 6922.07 
 
 Mississippi River. See Countries, ele (p. 345). 
 
 Missouri [SLai ■■ of). See Countries (Missouri, p. 345). 
 
 Miisauii dental journal, v. 9, ls77. St. Louis, 
 1^77. 8^ . . . .* 43i>2.01 
 
 Mistaken aims and attainable ideals of the artisan class. .See 
 Greg(\V. H.) 1876 5812.30 
 
 Mistral (.Frederic). Jlirelle, a pastoral* epic of Pro- 
 vence. Tr. by H. Crichton. L., 1868. 16°. 1672.23 
 
 .Same. Mireis, a Proven9al poem. Tr. by H. 
 
 W. Preston. Boston, 18:2. 12--. . . . 1672.35 
 See Scribner. May. 1372 (ar!. by M. E. M, and C.T. Biooks:. 
 
 Mistress t.f the luause. See Holland (J. G.) 1874. . . 1653.16 
 
 Mitcaell (Donald G. ) ihe battle summer of 1818. 
 New York, 1853. 12° 963.11 
 
 — Doctor Johns. 2 v. New York, 1866. 12°. 232.U1 
 
 — Dream life. New York, 1877. 12°. . . . 232.03 
 
 — Pudge doings. 2 v. New York, 185.5. 12°. 232.04 
 
 — Lorgnette ; or studies of the to'STi. New York, 
 
 1853. 12° 232.05 
 
 — My farm of Edgewood. N. Y., 1863. 12°. 6122.06 
 
 — Beveries of a bachelor. N. Y., 1869. 12°. 232.06 
 
 — Eural studies, with hints for country places. 
 
 New York, 1867. 12° 6122.08 
 
 — Seven stories, with basement and attic. New York, 
 
 18i;i. 12° 232.07 
 
 — Wet days at Edgewood : with old farmers, and old 
 
 pastorals. New York, 18>i5. 12°. . . . 6122.07 
 Itlitoiiell (E.) Five thousand a year ; and how I 
 
 made it. Boston, 1870. li°. .... 6122.15 
 Mitchel (John). History of Ireland, from the treaty 
 
 of Limerick [1691]. N. Y., 1868. 8°. . 497.20 
 
 — Jail journal ; or five years in British prisons. New 
 
 York, 18 i4. 12°. 3124.18 
 
 Mitchell (Lind.-col. J.) The fall of Napoleon : an 
 
 historical memoir. 3 v. L., 1815. 8°. .3131.13 
 
 MitcheU (John. .Life of Wallenstein.L.,1838.8°.3176.12 
 
 Same. London, 1840. 12°. . . . . . 317i;.01 
 
 . Same. [In Waldie library, v. 12.] 5073.26 
 
 Mitchall (John. F.CS.) Manual of practical assay- 
 ing. London, 1868. 8° 3933.30 
 
 MitcheU (John Kearsley, M.D.) Five essays. Ed. by 
 S. W. Mitchell. Phil., 18VJ. 8°. . . . 4323.08 
 Contents : Ciyptogamous origin of malarious and epi. 
 demie fever. E>8ay on aniniul magnetisni. Peuetrative- 
 nesB of fluids and gases. New practice iu aiiuto and chronic 
 rheumatism. 
 
 Mitchell (Nahum). History of the early settlement 
 of Bridgcwater. Ma.ss. Boston, 1840. 8°. 605.22 
 
 Mitchel (Ormsby McKnight'. Astronomy of the 
 Bible. New York. 1867. 12' 4016.19 
 
 — Planetary and stellar worlds. N.Y.,1867. 12°. 4016.16 
 -- Popular astronomy. New York, 1867. 12°. 4016.18 
 Mitchell (S. Augustus). New general atlas. Phila- 
 delphia, 1873. 4° 927.05 
 
 MitcheU (S. Weir). Fat and blood : and how to make 
 them. Philadelphia, 1877. 16°. . . . 4323.23 
 
 — Injuries of nerves and their consequences. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1872. 8° ■ . . 4332.20 
 
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 1877. 24° 4322.32 
 
 — Researches on venom of the rattlesnake. [In Sm. contiib., 
 
 V. 12. 1860.) 3a37.12 
 
 . — AVear and tear ; or hints for the overworked. Phila- 
 delphia, 1«71. 16° 4322.21 
 
 — and Morehouse (G. R.) Respiration in the cbelonia. [In 
 
 Sm. coutrib.,v. 13, 1863.) 3937.13 
 
 MitcheU (Thomas). Rudimentary manual of archi- 
 tecture. London, 1870. 12°. 1314.12 
 
 MitcheU (5(1- T. L. ) Journal of an expedition into 
 tropical Australia. [183.J-36.] L., 1848. 8°. 106.i.09 
 
 — Three expeditions in the interior of eastern Aus- 
 
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 Mitchell (Walter) and Tennant (S.) Mineralogy and crystallo. 
 graphy. [ irifA Ansted ,D.T.) Geology.elc. L..l,s55.8'.) lU.OU 
 Mitford (A. B.) Tales of old Japan. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1874. 12° 1021.-0 
 
 Mitford (John). Sacred specimens, from the early 
 English poets. London, 1!^27. 16°. . . 1G(.5.23 
 
 — Cursory notes on various passages iu the text of Benumont 
 
 and Fletcber. as ed. by the Uev. A. Dyce ; and on his • Few 
 notes on .Sbaki-speare.' London. 1836. 8'. . . In 1754.12 
 
 Mitford Mary Russell). Hester, [/n Waldie libr., r. c.; 5U78. 20 
 9^ See at^io Fiction class-list (p. 5ii5) ; aud Biography 
 (p. 1781; also New mo. mag.. Oct., 1831 (ivith portr.) 
 
 Mitford (Wm.) History of Greece. \Vitn brief me- 
 moir of author, by lord Kedesdale. Revised by 
 W.King. 8v. London, 1838. 8°. . . 423.22 
 
 "NliihTid^les, king of Pontus. See New monthly mag.. May. 1862. 
 
 Mithridates Minor. 5ee Welsford (H.) 1818. . . . 6412.15a 
 
 Mitla, a journey, e;c. See Terapsky (G. F. von). 1858. .1152.1* 
 
 Mittermaier (C. J. A.I Capital punishment. Ed. by 
 J. JM. Moir. London, 1865. 12°. . . -. 58ir.01 
 
 Mivart (St. George). The common frog. Loudon, 
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 — Contemporary evolution ; essay on some recent so- 
 
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 — Lessons from nature, as manifested in mind and 
 
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 — Man and apes : structural resemblances and differ- 
 
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 ton (Charley) 6611.20 
 
 Mixing in society : manual of manners. 'By the 
 countess of * ' * * * * *. London and New York, 
 1870. 16° 5127.14 
 
 Mizpah. Piajer and friendship. .See Loomis (L.C.) 1858. 3566.18 
 
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 Moabite stone. 
 
 — Coienso (J. ir, bp.) Lectures on the Pentateuch 
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 inscription. With English transl. 1871. 3558.07 
 
 — Ratvlinson ((?.) [In Contera. rev., v. 15, 1870.] 
 
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 — WaUih\W. P.) The Moabite Stone. 1873.3616.24 
 
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 Loud. qu. rev., Jan., 1671 ; p. 406-427'; or Littoll, 1871, v.l ; 
 
 North Brit, rev., v. 53, 1871. 
 Moallakat. or Arabian poeuis. Tr. by Sir Wm. Jones. [In his 
 
 Woiks, V. 10. 1S07.] 6040.10 
 
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 MODERN - MOLLOY 
 
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 Modern Christianity, u civilized heatlienism. i'ee Pullen (H. W.) 
 
 1872 35S4.2H 
 
 Modern diabolism ; spiritualism. See WilUamson (M. J.) 38U.34 
 Modern doubt aud christian belief. Siv Ohristlieb (T.) 3534.16 
 
 Modern dwellings ."f.-« Holly (H. H.) 18T8 1314.37 
 
 Modern liasiology. S'- Crosthwdite (J. C.) 2 v. 1846. 3541.01 
 Modern history. Sfe History |.Wo(fci-ii, p. 623). 
 
 Modern leaders. *.« McCarthy (.1.) 1872 3257.16 
 
 Modern men of letters. S« FrisweU (J. H.) 187U. . .2525.18 
 Modern mercantile calcnlator. 6V'' Henriques(A. D. Y.) 4014.08 
 Modern mysteries explained, i?^^*' Mahan (.V.) .... 3815.23 
 Modern phs'sical fatalism. S« Birks (Thomas R.) . .3522.27 
 Modern Orlando : a poem. 5e'-' Croly (Geo.) 1855. . .1634.16 
 Moidern persecution, or insane asylums unveiled, ^ee Packard 
 
 (E. P. W.| 4365.14 
 
 Modern pUymate. Sre Wood (iJeu. J. G.) 1870. . . . 4611.16 
 
 Modern science. See Hoffmann {Pro f ) 4611,35 
 
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 Modern thinker (The): an organ for the most ad- 
 vanced speculations. No. 1- . D. Goodman 
 [Croly], editor. New York, 1870- . 8°. 2537.07 
 Modern women. [From ] the Saturday review. With 
 introd. by Mrs. L. G. Calhoun. New York, 
 
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 Modes et *co8tumes historiques. See Pauquet freree. . 6626.04 
 Modestus. Libelliis rte vocabulis rei iiiililaris. [Lat. et Fr.] 
 
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 Moehler (Johann Adam). Symbolism : doctrinal 
 differences between catholics and protestants. 
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 3d ed. New York, [)i. d] 12° 3575.13 
 
 Moens (W. J. C.) English travellers and Italian 
 brigands. New York, 1866. 12°. . . . 973.17 
 
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 Moffat (A. S.) Secrets of angling. Edinburgh, 
 
 1^65. 12° 4616.17 
 
 Moffat (James C, D.D.) Comparative history of re- 
 ligions. 2 V. New York, 1871-73. 12°. . 3411.15 
 Moffat ( Robert ). Missionary labours and scenes In 
 Southern Africa. ■1th ed. N. Y., 1843. 12°. 1093.13 
 Mogridge (Mrs.) Modelling in leather. London, 
 
 1871. 10° 144:^.32 
 
 Moggridge (J. T.) Harvesting ants, and trap-door 
 
 spiders. London, 1873. 8° 4823.24 
 
 Mogul empire. See Countries [Mogul empire, p. 346). 
 Mohammed, ^fe Biography (p. 178) : a so Amberley {Viscount). 
 Analysis of religious belief, 1877 [3411.23] : Calcutta rev., 
 v. 16, 1851 : p. 357-382 (Sprenger"s life of M.) ; v. 17. p. 
 387-421 (Biography of M., for India, and the Mohammedan 
 controversy) ; v. 19, 22, 23 (Sources for biogr. of M.) ; v. 23 
 (Belief of M. in his own inspiration) ; Nat. qil. rev., Sept., 
 1876 (M. and his institutions). 
 
 Fov plays whose first word is ' Mahomet,' see Plays (Alpha- 
 h'ticat arrangement : . 
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 4, 1845, v. 17, 1852 (Mohammedan controversy) ; Contemp. 
 rev.. May, 1877 (Miihammadau law : tlie four orthodox 
 imams, by U.D Osborn); praser's mag., Nov.. 1875 (Moham- 
 medauism aud the negro r-ice, by li. W. Blydeu) ; Nov., 
 1876 (Islam and race distiuctious. by E. W. Blyden). 
 Mohan Lai. Life of Dost Mohammed Khan. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1846. 8° 3052.20 
 
 Mbhler. See Moehler. 
 
 Moigno iAObe F. N. M.) Accidental or subjective colors. [In 
 Sm. report, 1866.] ". . 3936.21 
 
 MoUe (N. T.) State trials [in verse. Anne Ayliffe, 
 Sir W. Stanley, Mary, queen of Scots.] Lon- 
 don, 1838. 8° 1065.24 
 
 Moir (David Macbeth). Sketches of the poetical lit- 
 erature of the past half century. Edinburgh, 
 1851. 16° 276.i.07 
 
 — Lifeof Macnish. [/nMacnish (R.) Tales, e(o., v. 1.] . 225.09 
 
 — Life of Mansie Wauch, tailor in Dalkeith. Written 
 
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 Moir (.John llacrae). Capital punishment, based on 
 
 Mittermaier's 'Todesstrafe.' L.,1865. 12°. 5817.01 
 Moister {Rev. Vim.) History of Wesleyan missions. 
 
 3ded. London, 1871. 8° 3453.18 
 
 Moivre (Abraham de). Doctrine of chances in play. 
 
 3d ed. London, 1756. 4° 461S.20 
 
 Moldavia. See Roumania (p. 364). 
 
 Molecules. See Chemistry (p. 254) ;— Physics. Also an elaborate 
 
 article by J. P. CooUe.jr., in American cyclopaedia, v. 11. 
 Molfenes (D. J. B. Paul G. de). La folie de IVpee. 
 
 Paris, 1861. 12° . ■ 7047.11 
 
 — Hist, sentimentales et militaires.P.,1860.12°. 7047.12 
 
 jBEg- For his numerous articles in Revue dcs d. mondes, see 
 p. 104 of its Table gen., 1831-74. 
 
 Moleaworth (Wm. Nassau). History of England 
 from 1830. 3 v. London, 1871-73. 8°. . 4.54.17 
 
 Molesworth {Sir Wra.) Speech, 25th July, 1843, on colonial ex- 
 penditure and government. London, [n. d.] S°. , 5727.10 
 
 — Speech, 25th June, 1849, to inquire into the administi;^tion of ' 
 
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 — Speeches during the session of 1850, on the government of the 
 
 Australian colonies. London, [u. d.] 8" 5727.10 
 
 .esp For biogr. notices of M., see Biography (p. 178). 
 Molifere (Jean Baptiste Poqxielin). Dramatic works. 
 Transl. with introd. and notes, by C. H. Wall. 
 3v. London, 1876-77. 12°. [B. ,S. i.] .1733.27 
 Contents : V. 1. Jealousy of Le Barbouille. Flying doc- 
 tor. The blunderer, or the mishaps. Lovers' quarrels. 
 Affected ladies. Sgaiiarelie. Don Garcia of Navarre, or 
 the jealous prince. School for husbands. The bores. 
 School for wives. School for wives criticised. Impromptu 
 of Versailles. 
 
 2. Forced marriage. Princess of Elis. Don Jnan ; or 
 the feast of the statue. Love is the best doctor. The 
 misanthrope. The Ooctor in spite of himself. Melicerte. 
 The Sicilian ; or love the painter Tartuffe ; or the im- 
 postor. Amphitryon. George Dandiu ; or the baffled hus- 
 band. 
 
 3. The miser. Mr. de Pourceaugnac. The magnificent 
 lovers. The shopkeeper turned gentleman. Psyche. 
 Imp'fltures of Scapin. Countess of Escarbaynaa. Learned 
 women. Imaginary invalid. 
 
 — Dramatic works. Tr. by Henri Van Laun. v. 1-2. 
 
 New York, 1875. 8° 1735.04 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The blunderer. The love. tiff. The pre- 
 tentious young ladies. Sgauarelle ; or the self-deceived 
 husband. Don Garcia of Navarre ; or the jealous prince. 
 2. The school for husbands. The bores. School for wives. 
 School for wives criticised. Impromptu of VersaiUes. 
 Forced marriage. 
 
 — CEuvres completes. Kevues par P. E. Auguis. 8 v. 
 
 Paris, 1823. 18° 7026.06 
 
 Contents : v. 1. L'etourdi. ou les contre-temps. Le depit 
 amoureui. Les precieuses ridicules. 2. Sgauarelle, ou le 
 cocu imaginaire. Don Garcie de Navarre, ou le prince 
 jalonx. L'ecole des maris. Les facheux. L'ecole dea 
 femuies. 3. La critique de l'ecole des femnies. L'im- 
 promptu de Versailles. La princesse d'Klide. Le niariaga 
 furi-e. Don Jnan. 5. Tartufe. Amphitryon. L'avaie. 
 7. Les fourberies de Soapin« Psyche. Les femmes sa- 
 vautes. 8. La comtesse d'Escarbagnas. Le raalade imagi- 
 naire. F8te de Versailles, en l(i68, etlntermedes de George 
 Dandin. La glorie dn Val-de-Grace. 
 
 — Works. 5 v. Glasgow, 1751. 12°. . . . 1733.19 
 
 C'mteitt: V, 1. Life. The blunderer. Amorotts quarrel. 
 The miser. The romantic ladies. Don Garcia of Navarre. 
 2. School lor husbands. Schtiol for wives. The school for 
 wives criticised. The impromptu of Versailles. Man- 
 hater. The moik doctor. Don John, or the feast of the 
 statue. 3. Love's the best doctor. Tartuffe. or the im- 
 postor. Squire Lubberly. Amphitryon. George Dandin. 
 Sgauarelle. 4. The forced marriage. The magnificent 
 lovers. Psyche. Cit turned gentleman. Impertinents. 
 ■The Sicilian. 5. The learned ladies. The cheats of Scapin. 
 Melicerta. The countess of Escaibagnas. The princess of 
 Elis. The feast of Versailles. The hypochondriac. 
 
 .efff" For critica' and biogr. articles on M., see Biography 
 (p. 178); also Geiun (F.) Lexique compare de la laugue da 
 Moliere. Paris, 1846. 8°. [6413.021 ; Lennard jD. B.) Tales 
 from Moliere's plays, 1859. ['^23.13] ; and New monthly 
 mag., Apl., 1833 (Genius of M.) 
 
 Molina (Giovanni Ignazio). Geographical, natural, 
 and civil history of Chili. Tr. from the Italian. 
 2v. Middletown, 1808. 8° 567. '25 
 
 Molinet(Jehan). Chroniques, 1474-1506. 5 v. Paris, 
 1827-28. 8°. [In BucUon. Col. des chron., v. 43- 
 47.] 51--'6.]5 
 
 Mohna {Don Juan) and Ovalle or Ovaglia (Alonzo de). Discov- 
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 tie. V. 6. pp. 218410] 914.12 
 
 Moll (Carl Bernhard). The Psalms. New York, 1872. 8°. [fn 
 Lange (J. P.) Commentary, O. T., v. 9.] ... . 3725.18 
 
 Epistle to the Hebrews, [in Lange (J. P.) Commentary, 
 
 N. T., V. 8. 1869.] 3747.18 
 
 Molleville (Antoine F. Bertrand de). Annals of the 
 
 French revolution. Tr. by E. C. Dallas. 5 v. 
 
 London, 1813. 8° 523.07 
 
 — Picturesque representations of the Austrians. 
 
 [anon.^ London, 1814. 8° 66i5.'20 
 
 Mollhauseu (Baldwin). Journey from the Mississippi 
 
 to the coasts of the Pacific. Tr. by Mrs. P. Sin- 
 
 nett. 2v. London, 18.58. 8° 1135.01 
 
 MoUison (John K.) New practical -window gardener. 
 
 London, 1877. 12° 6132. :i7 
 
 MolloY(iJeu. Gerald). Geology and revelation. New 
 
 York, 1870. 12° 3762.12 
 
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 Monday-chats. See Sainte-Benve (C. A.) 2543 34 
 
 Monette (John W. ) History of discov. and settle- 
 ment of valley of the Miss. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1848. 8°. . . ^ 593.03 
 
 Money fHIaj.-gen. J.) Letter to Wm. Windham, on a partial re- 
 organization of the British army. L., 1799. 8°. . .6093.13 
 
 Money. See Arts (Useful : Weights and measures. Cambists, etc., 
 
 p 4y) ; — Political economy {Money] ; — Numismatics. 
 
 Money and morals. .See Lalor (J.) 1852 6916.23 
 
 Money in the garden. *e Quinn(P. T.) 1871. . . .61^2.18 
 Money-king and other poems. &e Saxe (J. G.) 1859. .1683.18 
 Money-making. See Business (p. 245) ;— Political economy. 
 
 {Stockjobbing.) 
 
 Money-market. .See Feam (H. Koel). 1866 6922.31 
 
 Mouge (CV/rnfe Gaspard). 'Iheoryof shadows and of 
 
 perspective. London, lb51. 16°. . . . 4011.33 
 Mongolia. See Countries {M'mgolia. p. 346). 
 Monitor (The). * e Atlantic monthly, v. 11, 1863 (The last 
 
 cruise of the Monitor, by G. M. Weeks). 
 Monitors. See Naval science. (Iron cUu!s.) 
 Monitors of the unseen ; poems. ,SceIngelow (J.) 1803.1662.17 
 Monk. <Ste also Munk. 
 Monk (James Henry>. Life of Richard Bentley, D.D. 
 
 2d ed. 2 v. London, 1833. 8°. . . . 3018.06 
 Monkeys. See Natural history. {Monkey.'.) 
 Monks. See Biblical and religious lit. {Monastic orders, p. 93). 
 Monks, popes, and their political intrigues. See Alberger (J.) 
 
 1871 3424.15 
 
 Mounier (Marc). LaCamorra: mystferes de Naples. 
 
 Paris, 1863. 12° 7046.US 
 
 — Wonders of Pompeii. Transl. N.Y., 1870.16°. 1455.12 
 Mouod (Adolphe). St. Paul : five discourses. An- 
 
 dover, {Mass..) 1860. 12° 3575.18 
 
 ^ Woman; her mission and life. N.Y.,1858.12°.5!~21.12 
 Monograms. .See Fine arts. (.Wi/jioji ams. p. 646) ; o/w Chambers's 
 
 jnurual, V. 6, 18G9 {art. on Mouoprauis). 
 Monographs. See Milnes (B. M., lord UoughUm). 1873. 3265.20 
 Monopolies and the people. See Cloud (D. C.) 1873. . 6923.13 
 MonopoUes. Sec Inter, rev., v. 1. 1874 (ar( by C. C. Nott). 
 Monroe (James). The people the sovereigns. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1867. 12° 5722.C2 
 
 — Messages, [/n Statesman's mannal, v. l.pt 2.] . .6(26.02 
 
 — Yiew of the conduct of the executive, in foreign af- 
 
 fairs of the U. S., with the French republic, 1794- 
 
 6. Philadelphia, 1797. 8° 576.18 
 
 43- For iices of J. M., see Biography (p. 178) ; also the 
 histories of the U. S. by Tucker, v. :i |574.18] ; and by HU- 
 dreth V 6 [574.15]. On Monroe dcctrine see Kat. qu. rev., 
 v. 13, 1866 ; N. A. rev., v. 82, 1856. 
 
 Monroe (J. ) Science and art of chess. New York, 
 1859. 12' 4614.09 
 
 Monroe (Lewis B.) Public and parlor readings: 
 humorous. Boston, 1874. 12". . . . 6331. It a 
 
 Same. Miscellaneous. B., 1872. 12°. . 6;i31.10 
 
 — Y'oung folks' readings, for social and public enter- 
 
 tainment. Boston, 1877. 12° 6331.06 
 
 Mousell (7?ei'. J. S. B.) Our new vicar. 4 th ed. 
 London, 1870. 16°. 3575.16 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the ftret part of the TITLE, aud the SOMBER.
 
 786 
 
 MONSELET- MONTGOMERY 
 
 Mouselet (Charles). L'argent maudit. Paris, 1863. 
 12° 7047.15 
 
 — Les originaux du siecle dernier. P., 1864. 12°. 7017.14 
 Monsieur et Madame Fernel. &eUlbach(L.) . . . .7041.26 
 Monsieur Aiitoine, .See Dudevant (A. L. A. D.) . . . 7l)U5.04 
 Monsieur Sylve.sti-e. .SVr Dudevant ijtfme. A. L. A. D.) . 7015.'21 
 Monsieur Violet. See Marryat (F.) 225.04 
 
 Mouitielet i Enguerrand de). Chronicles [of France, 
 England, etc.] 1400-1516. Tr. by T. Johnes. 
 2 V. London, 1849. 8° 497.01 
 
 — Chroniques. Nouv. ed par J. A. Buchon. [Aveo 
 
 supplements.] Paris, 1826-27. 8°. [/u Buchou. 
 
 Col. deschron., v. '26-40.] 5125.37 
 
 Contenia : V. 1-7, Monstrelet (E. de). Chroniques, 1400- 
 44. Supplemrnt. 7-8, St. Remy (.SVij/i.) Memoiies. UM- 
 35. 9, (Jbrunique et pvocesde lii piicelle d'Orleans. 10-11, 
 Ooussy (.M. de). Cliv-miqiies, 1444-1)1. 12-15, Du Clercq 
 (J ) Cliroiiique, 1418-07. 15, Journal d'un buurt^eois do 
 Piiiis, 1409-48. 
 
 Mont Blanc. *e Countries {A'pi, p. 288) 
 
 Mont St. Michel, ^t,: article iu Boutley's miscel., v. 39, 1856. 
 
 Montagne. Si'.t Montaigne. 
 
 Montague (Basil). Kssays. L., 1824. 8°. . 2537.05 
 Conte7tts : Tbnughta upon the punishment of deatb. Con- 
 duct of the undeistauding iu the discovery of truth. 
 Thoughts upon iuiprisonuiout for debt. 
 
 — Euqiiiriea respecting the insolvent debtors bill, with the 
 
 opiuiouB I'f Dr. Paley, Mr. Burke, and Dr. Johnson, uptin 
 
 ' imprisuuuieiit lor debt. 1815. [In Pamphleteer, v. 6, 
 
 181J.) 6058.05 
 
 — Essays and selections. London, 1837. 18°. 2537.04 
 
 ConUnts. 
 
 Judge (The). 
 Knowledj^e. 
 LaugUtef (Hobbes' theory of). 
 
 David (Character of). 
 
 Bacon (Lhar.i> tcr auddeatliof). 
 
 Biiiister (TJie). 
 
 ChaucfliOr (The). 
 
 Clime (I'reventioQ of). 
 
 Kdncaliou. 
 
 Kliziibeth (Death of qneen). 
 
 Engliahnieu (Rights ol). 
 
 Error 
 
 line arts (Pleasure of the). 
 
 Happiness. 
 
 Ignorance. 
 
 — Life of Francis Bacon 
 
 Libt-rty and equality. 
 
 P.itriot and the demagogue. 
 
 Prejudice. 
 
 Ketorin. 
 
 Ueti^ioiis establishments. 
 
 Iteligious ineditatiou. 
 
 Sellisti aud social man. 
 
 Village cliurch (The). 
 
 Wisdom aud lolly. 
 
 London, 18 !4. 8°. 3015.03 
 
 — Ou Iibe-ty and the riglits of Eugliehmeu. London, 1822. 8'. 
 
 l/n Pamphleteer. V. 21) 6058.21 
 
 — Opinions upon the punishment of death. Selected. 
 
 2i ed. London, 1816. 8^ 5817.0-5 
 
 — Some iuquiries re.spectiug the punishment of death for 
 
 ciiiues without violence. [In Pamph., v. 12.1818.) . 5058 12 
 
 Montague (C'larles, ''a- i ft/ //a/i/ux). 'Poems. Lite, hi S. Jobu- 
 
 B.iii. Ed. by A. Chalmers. [In C.'s English poets, v. i), 
 
 1810.) 1026.09 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by E. Sautord. [Jti Sanford (E.) and 
 
 Walsh (11.) Brit, poets, V. 13, 1819.) 1691.13 
 
 Moutaga (,J//-.«. Eliz. 11., wife of Edward'. Essay on 
 
 the writings and genius of Shakespear. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1770. 8° 17.d2.12 
 
 /ffg" For lives of Mrs. Montagu sec Biography (p. 178). 
 Montaga I Edward Wortley). Reflections on the rise 
 
 and fall of the ancient republics. Philadelphia, 
 
 1806. 12° 422.13 
 
 .See bioijr. sketch of E. W. M., by Dr. Doran, in Temple bar, 
 
 Mcb., 187.). 
 
 Montagu (George). Ornithological dictionary of 
 British birds. 2d ed., with plan of study, by J. 
 Rennie. London, ls31. 8° 4816.05 
 
 Same. Supplement [to Ist ed] London, 
 
 1813. 8° 481.-1.06 
 
 Montagu (J. .4..) Guide to heraldry. L., 1840.8°. 6615.14 
 
 Montagu (Ladij Mary Woriley). Letters and works. 
 
 Ed. by lord Wharncliffe. 2 v. P., 1837. 8^ 3124.12 
 
 Conttnis : v. 1. Memoir, by Dallaway. Biogr. anecdotes. 
 
 Court ol tieiu-ge I. Letlers. 2 Letters. Essays. Poems. 
 
 Xt5- For t)uigi . stcetcfte^ of M. W. M., see Biography (p. 178). 
 
 Montagu (Wm. Urogo, llh duke of Miincliesla- ). Court 
 and society from Elizabeth to Anne. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1861. 8° . . 3124.23 
 
 Montaign3 (.Michel Eyquem de). Essais. Nouv. ed , 
 avec les notes de tons les commentateurs, par J. 
 V. Le Clerc. Precedes d'une nouvelle ttude, 
 par Prevost-Paradol. 4 v. Paris, 1865. 8°. 5(lo5.03 
 Cont'^iUs : v. 1-4. Essais. 4. Coriespondaiice. Voyage 
 en AUemagne et eu Italic, l^xtrait de la Tbeol. iiat. de 
 Uaymond Hebon trad. Pieces addit. La Boetie (E.) La 
 Bervitiide volontaire ou le coutr'uu. Bibliographie. Table 
 anulytique, v. 1-4. 
 
 — Essays. With notes. Made English, by 0. Cotton. 
 
 3d ed. London, 1870. b° '2537.06 
 
 — Works. Philadelphia, 1850. 8° 5055.02 
 
 — Works, comprising his essays, letters, and journey. 
 
 [Ed.] by W. Hazlitt. London, )8:">3. 8". 50.35,01 
 i^ff' For tiV'S and criticat notices of M.. see Biography 
 (p. 178) ; atso Coiitein. rev.. July. 1877 (Pascal ana iMun- 
 taigne. by J. Grote) ; Lippiiicott's mag., July, 1875 (Mon- 
 taigne, by E. Howland) ; JSew Kuglauder, v. 34*, 1875 (PhilOB. 
 of M.| by H. W. Farnani) ; West, rev., Oct.. 1875. 
 
 Montalembert (Charles Forbes, comic de). Catholic 
 interests in the 19th century. L., 1852. 8°. 3575.19 
 
 — Admirable letter on the arc}iitectural. artislical, aud iircbseo- 
 
 logical investigations of the Puseyites. L.. 1844. 8". 6093.19 
 
 — La victoria del Norte eu los Estadoa Uuldos. [n. p. or d.J 
 
 8° 2721.09 
 
 — Life of Saint Elizabeth, of Hungary. Tr. by M. 
 
 Hackett. New York, 18 J3. 8° 3051.11 
 
 Same. Chronicle of life, etc. Tr. by A. L. Phil- 
 lips. V. 1. London, 1S34. 4° 30u8.05 
 
 Note. — Includes 17 out of 34 chapters. 
 
 — Memoir of Lacordaire. London, 1H63. 8°. 3096.18 
 
 — Monks of the West, from St. Benedict, v. 1-5. 
 
 [Sth-'Jth cent.] Edinburgh, 1861-67. 8°. 3427.01 
 A'ofe.— Reviewed iu lilackwuod. v. 89, 1861 ; V. 102, 
 
 1867 : Chr. exam., v. 71, 1861 ; Contemp. rev., v. 2, 1866; 
 Ed. rev , v. 114, 1861 ; v. 127, 1808 ; North Brit, rev., v. 48, 
 
 1868 ; Quar. rev., v. 110. 1801. 
 
 Pie IX. et laFiauce en]849et en 1659. Paris, 1860. 8°. 6091.03 
 JS^ For lives and ci-it. notices of M., see Biography (p. 179). 
 Montana. .V-e Countries {Moiitana, p. 316). 
 
 Montanus (Ai'iiold). ^Embassies from the East India company 
 ot the United Provinces to the emperor of China aud E.ist 
 Taitiiry. EugUshed by J. Ogilby. [/n Ogilby (J.) Cliiiia, 
 
 v. 2.) 1029.02 
 
 Montefiore (Joshua). Commercial and notarial pre- 
 cedents, forms, dc. 2d ed. L., 1813. 4^ 5617.26 
 
 — Commercial dictionary : mercantile law, dc. 3 v. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1S1I4. 8° 5927.06 
 
 Montenegro. See Countries {Montenegro, p. 346); also Lippiii- 
 
 colt s mag,. Aug.. 1876 (i\l., by E. Kiug); Eclectic, July, 
 
 or Ninteenth ceulury. May 1877 (M,, by W, E. Oladbtonej ; 
 
 Blackw. mug.. Nov., 1877 or Eel. unig,, Feb., 1878. 
 Monte Video. See Countries ( Uraguay, p. 390). 
 Mouteiro (Joachim Johni. Angola and the river 
 
 Congo. New York, lt.76. li." 1093.22 
 
 Montesquieu (Charles Secondat, hciron de]. De la 
 
 grandeur des Romans et de leur decadence. Essai 
 
 sur le gout. Le Temple de Guide. Kouv. ed. 
 
 Paris, 1870. 16° 431.10 
 
 — De I'esprit des lois. Suivie de la Defense, eic. Nouv. 
 
 ed. Paris, 1871. 16° 5715.21 
 
 — Lettres persanes ; suivies de jVjsace et Ismenie et da 
 
 pensees diverses. Nouv. e'd. P.,L!i.cZ.]lb°. 70-6.16 
 
 — Spirit of laws. 5th ed. 2 v. Edin.,1793. 8°. 5715.05 
 
 Same. 2 v. London, 5o;,», 1878. 12°. 57)4.27 
 
 Cjmmeniary aud review of [his I Spirit of laws, [anon.] 
 
 W'itli observ. on the :llst booli Ijy Coudorcet; aud two let- 
 ters of Helvetius. 1811 5714.19 
 
 — Flint iR.) Pbllos. of history, 1875; p. 93-108. . . . 417.01 
 
 — Maceurn {M.) Celebrities, c(c., 1874 ; p. 101-122. . .:WI2,11 
 
 — Saiiite-Bi'uve (C. A.) Causeries du Inudi, v. 7 ; p. 33-60. 7033 24 
 
 — Vinet {A.) Hist, of French lit , 1864 ; p 369.461. . . 2T:)3.04 
 
 Montez (Lola). Lectures, including her autobiogra- 
 J5hy. New York, 1858. 12° 312i..01 
 
 MoMfaucou (Bernard de). Antiquity explained, and 
 represented iu sculptures. Tr.by D. Humphrey. 
 5 V. London, 1771-72. fol 1-157.09 
 
 — -^ Same. Supplement. 6 v. in 2. L., 1775. fol, 1157.14 
 Moiitfsrrier (Anatole Duvidal, comte de). Madame 
 
 et mesdemoiselles Verdure. P., 1872. 12°, 7i4r.lG 
 Moutfort (Simon de). Miracles of ; ed. by J. O. Halli- 
 well. London, Camden soc, 1840. 4''. . 5112.15 
 Moutgomery (Cora). Eagle Pass ; or life on the bor- 
 der. New York, 1852. 12°. . . 1114.14 ; I16.,.04 
 Montgomery (James, Jingl. pnel). The christian poets ; 
 selections. With introd. essay. Glasgow, lo:i7. 
 16° 1072.25 
 
 — Lectures on general literature. N.Y.,l!-53.8°. 27.')2.',i6 
 
 — Poetical worKs. 5 v. Boston, 1858. 16°. . 1672.17 
 
 C«n/en's ; v. 1. W^andererof Switzerland. Miscel. poems. 
 West Indies. Prison amusements. 2. Xlie wor.d beluro 
 tlie flood. Miscel. poems. Tbouglits ou wkeeta The 
 climbing boy's soliloquies. Soug^ol Ziou. 3. CTiccnlaid. 
 Miscel, poems. Narratives. Tianslalicus from Dante. 
 4. Pelican inlands. Miscellanies. S.icred aud hciiptnral 
 eubjk-itfi. Appendix. 5. Original hymns. Appendix of 
 posthumous poems. 
 Same. Philadelphia, 1813. 8°. . . .1673.01 
 
 Contents : Tlie wanderer of Switzerland. The West In- 
 dies. The world before the flood. Greenland. The peli- 
 can island. Prison aniusemeuts. Thoughts on wheels. 
 The climbing boy's soliloquies. Songs of Ziou. Narra- 
 
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 MONTGOMERY -MOORE 
 
 787 
 
 Montgomery (James). Poetical works, continued. 
 
 tivea. 'Irauslatiuna from Daute. SongK ou tbe abolition 
 of nettro slavery lU tlie Bntisli ciilouies. Verses to Ibe 
 memory of tbe fate Bicbaid heynolda, 01' Bristol. Miscel- 
 laueuus poems. 
 
 — and olliers. Lives of literary and scientific men of 
 
 Italy, Spain auJ Portugal. 3 v. London. 1835- 
 
 37. iG°. [L. c. C] 3211. at; 
 
 ^5* For Uva aiidcritical estimaUt of J. SI., see Biography 
 (p. m,. 
 
 Montgomery (Tames, engineei-). Cotton manufacture 
 of the United States. Glasgow, 1810. 8^ ;«32.U2 
 
 Montgomery (G. \V. ) Journey to Guatemala, 18;i8 
 New York, 1839. 8°. 116(5.25 
 
 Montgomery (Henry R.) Memoirs of Sir Richard 
 Steele. With hiscorresp. 2v. Edin, 1.-65. S°.31G6.2.5 
 
 Montgomery (James Eglintou). Cruise of admiral 
 Farragut, commanding the European squadron, 
 in 1.W7-68. New York, 1869. 8°. . . . 9-15.12 
 
 Montgomery (Rev. John). Wealth of nature : our 
 food supplies from the vegetable kingdom. 
 Edinburgh, 1S70. 12'" 4912.17 
 
 Montgomery (Robert). Poetical works. London, 
 
 1854. 8" ]67;).02 
 
 Conif^nts : Tbe Omuipresence of the Deity. Tlie chris- 
 tian life. Lutber ; or, Rome and tbe reformation. Wo- 
 man ; tbe light of home. Satan : or iuteliect without God. 
 Oxford : or Alma Mater. The Messiah MinoT pO''-ms : 
 "Wellington ; or tbe hero's funeral ; — Shadows of death ; — 
 A vision of heaven ; — A vision of ht^U ; — Universal prjyer ; 
 — Tbe Tftage coarh ;— Scarboiongh ; — Miscellaneous poems. 
 
 — Bulwer [Sir E. L) Poems of IS. M. [/n/iis Critical writings, 
 
 V. 1, 1812 : p. 3fO-32J.] 2615.U5 
 
 — Macauhiy [T. B.) In ItLS Essays, v. 2, 185»; p. 188 214. 2630.17 
 Montgomery (5ii' i.obert) Disoiuise cunc the establishment 
 
 of a new colony, to the south of Car.-Iiua, 1717. [In Force 
 (P.) Tiacts, v. 1.] 677.08 
 
 Monthly abstract of medical science, v. 1-4. Phila- 
 delphia, 1874-77. 8° 4353.03 
 
 Monthly anthology and Boston review, v. 4-5, 8-10. 
 Boston, lf507-il. b° 812S.J2 
 
 Monlhly I'eligious magazine. 22 v. Boston, 1814-59. 
 V. 1-2. 1-z"; V. 3-J2. h" 8186.12 
 
 Monthly microscopical journal : transactions of the 
 Royal microscopical soc, and record of histo- 
 logicxl research at home and abroad. Ed. by H. 
 LaW:;on. v. I-Gin3. L., 1869-71. 8^ .4838.01 
 
 Months. Se Calendar (p. 2471 :— Seasons;— Nature. 
 
 Moatiolon (.Charles Tristan, maiquis de). Memoirs 
 of the reign of Napoleon, dictated by the em- 
 peror at St. Helena. 5v. L., 1823-21. 8^ 3132.26 
 
 Monti (Luigi>. Adventures of a consul abroad. By 
 Sam. Sampleton,esti,,Lp,s-eii((.] B.,L':78. 12°. 972.27 
 
 Montrose {.MxiquU of). See Graham (James), in Biography 
 (p. l.'Ol. 
 
 Montlj: iBlaise del. Commentaires, 1621-75. [In Petitot. Coll. 
 lies mom. Iser v. 20-22] 6121,20 
 
 Moutpensier {Mile. ile). Sei Biography (p. 17^1. 
 
 MoauiHsata Francisaana : 1. Tuomas do Eccleston de 
 adventu Fratrum ilinorum in Angliam. 2. Adas 
 de .Marisco epistolae. 3. Registrum Fratrum Mi- 
 norum Londonise. Ed. by .J. S. Brewer. Lon- 
 don, 1858. e°. (Rolls chronicles.] . . 5110.— 
 
 Monumental brasses ill tbe Brit, is'.es. 5es Haines (T.) 1452.11 
 
 Mon-Jmnlal bra-ses of Euiiland. S;e BoutelUU.) 1849. 1H;7.2U 
 
 Monu.nental curistiaiiity. 5te Lundy (J. P.) .... 35t>7-17 
 
 Monuineafs. Sc- Burial usa^jes, 'tc (p. 42); also Bibl. saura, 
 April, 18:37 (Tlie study of monuments, by C. M. .Mead). 
 
 Mood/ iDwight Lyman). Be^t thoughts and _ dis- 
 courses. By A. Morrow. N.Y.,l87n. 16°. 3576.28 
 
 — Glal tidings: sermons. New York, 1876. 12°. 3577.29 
 
 — Di.de's ( IK J/. ) Moody: his words, work, and 
 
 workers. 1877 3576. :i9 
 
 Moody (Sophy). The palm tree. L., 1861. 12°. 4911.15 
 
 — What is your name? Meanings and derivations of 
 
 christian names. London. 18 -3. 12°. . Util-4.05 
 Moodie {.Mm. Susanna'. Roughing it in the bush. 
 
 New York, l!J.")J. 12° 1153.UH 
 
 Moon (George Washington). The bad English of 
 LinJlay Murray, and other writers on the Eng- 
 lish language. 3ded. L., 186J. 10°. -. 6423.',i8 
 
 — The Dean's English ; a criticism on [Alford's] 
 
 Queen's English. 4th ed. N.Y.,18;6. 10°. 6423.25 
 
 — Elijah the prophet ; poem. 3d ed.L.,1867.16°.16';5.26 
 Moon S.C) Opblbaliiiic surgery. A' i^ Laurence (J. Z ) 4341.26 
 Mooa. (Wm. I Light for the blind : reading (embossed 
 
 in various languages). L., 1873. b°. . . 0511.23 
 
 Moon. S''^ Astronomy [.^f<'on, p. 54 ; — Plurality oj worhU, p. 64); 
 
 aho Plutarch. Lit the face appearing witlilu the orb of UiO 
 
 moon. ;>i hts Murals, v. 6. p- 234-i92. (6435. 3U]. 
 
 Moon hoax. S.-r: Locke (R. A.) 1869 4017.18 
 
 Moore (Charles), lull inquiry into the subject of 
 
 suicide. Added, Two treatises on ducUiflg and 
 
 gaming. 2 v. London, 1790. 4°. . . 3578.04 
 Moore (Clement C. , LL.D.) George Castriot, sur- 
 
 named Scanderbeg. N. Y., 1850. 12°. . 3034.01 
 Moore (Charles H. ) What to read, and how to read. 
 
 New York, 1871. 12° 2752.29 
 
 Moore {Dr.\ Design in plants a proof of the existence of God. 
 
 (/n Science and revelation, 1865. J 3588 16 
 
 Moore (Edward, d. 1678). The Moore rental. Ed. by 
 T. Heywood. Manchester, 1847. 4°. [Chelham 
 Boc, v. 12.] 0094.12 
 
 Moore (Edward). Fables for the ladies. Philadel- 
 phia, J811. 24° , 1673.32 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life by A. Chalmers. [In C.'s English poets, 
 
 V. 14. 1810.] 1620.14 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by R. Walsh. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh 
 
 (R.) British poets, v. 23. 1819.] 1691.23 
 
 its- For ki^pl'iy: see Plays [Alphabetical arrangement), 
 
 — Contributor. See World (The). 
 
 Moor (.Major Edward). Oriental fragments. Lon- 
 don, 1831. 12° 7811.03 
 
 Co7iteuls : Hinduism and papacy. Seals, stones, etc. 
 Sanskrit names in Greece. 
 
 — Plates illustrating the Hindu Pantheon. Ed. by 
 
 A. P. Moor. London, 1861. 4°. . . .3818.11 
 
 Moore (Fr^incis). Travels into Africa, up the Gambra, iu 1730. 
 
 [Ill Green IJ ) Col. of voyages, v. 2. 174.J.] . . . 935.10 
 
 — Vovage to Georgia, 1735. [In Georgia hiat. soc. Col., v. 1, 
 
 1840.] 62201 
 
 Moore (Frank). American eloquence : speeches, elc. 
 With biogr. sketches. 2 v. N.Y.,1S58. 8°. 6325.03 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Livingston (Edward), T. 3. 
 Livingston |R. It ), v. 1. 
 Livingston (\Villiam). v. 1. 
 Madis n (Jame-). v. 1. 
 Marsbull (John), v. 2. 
 Martin |[jiilher), v. 2. 
 Mitiot (George R.). v. 1. 
 Mnrris (Goiiveineur), v. 1. 
 Otis (Harrison Gray), v. 1. 
 Otis (James), v 1. 
 Pincliney (Charles). V. 1. 
 Pinkiny (Williim). v. 2. 
 Pientisi (Sergeant S), T. 2. 
 Quiiicy (Josiab, ,;?*-), v. 1, 
 Ramsey (David;, v. 1. 
 Itaiidolpb (Edmnnd). T. 1. 
 Randolph |J , c/ MLOnoke), T. 3. 
 lied JaiKet, v J. 
 Rush (Beiij.imiii), v. 1. 
 Uiilledge (John), v. 1. 
 St-r^'eant (Jubnl, v. 2. 
 St'iy (Jtisepbl, v. 3. 
 Teciimfi'b, v 2. 
 'I'r.icy (Uriah), v. 1. 
 Wai-reii (J.'seph), v. 1, 
 Washiiigtou (George), v. 1. 
 Webster (D.ini. I), V. 2. 
 ■Wilson (James), v. 1. 
 Wirt Willi .m). V. 2. 
 Witheispoou (.John), v. 1. 
 
 Adltais (John), v. 1. 
 Adams (Jobu Quincy), v. 3. 
 Aiiaiiis (Samuel), v. 1. 
 .^mes (Fisbei), v. 1. 
 B.iyard (James A ), v. 2. 
 Buudinot (Lliast, v. 1. 
 Brackeiibrid;;e (H. H.), v. 1. 
 Burges (Tiistam), v. 2. 
 Calhoun (Ji-hn Caldwell), v. 2. 
 Clay (Heniy). v. 2. 
 Clinton (He Witt), T. I. 
 Dexter (Samuel), v. 2. 
 Dukiiisoii (J.ihn). v. 1. 
 Drayton (Wil iam Henry), T. 1 
 EllsW'irUi (Oliver), V. I. 
 Emmet (Tboiiias Addis), v. 1. 
 Gallatin (Albert), v. 2. 
 Gaston (Willi..ml, v. '2. 
 Giles (William B.). v. 2. 
 Gore {Christopher), v. 1. 
 Hamilton, (Aiexandei), v. 1. 
 Hancock (John), v. 1. 
 Harper (Itobert Goodloe), T. 1. 
 Hayn2 (Robert X.l, v. 2. 
 Henry (Patrick), v. 1. 
 HlUliouse (James), v. 2. 
 Hunter (William), v. 2. 
 Jay (John), V. 1. 
 Kiug(Rnfu,s), V. 2. 
 Lee (Heury). v. 1. 
 Lee (Richard Henry), v. 1. 
 
 — Diary of American rev. 2 v. N. T., 18G0. 576.09 
 
 — Lvrics of loyalty. New York, l.'5C4. 24°. .1673.03 
 
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 Contents: Laurens (H.) Corresp.. 1776 82. 
 
 — Patriot preachers of the American revolution, 1766- 
 
 178!. New York, 1860. 12°. . . J . . 3583.13 
 
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 Same. Supplement. N. Y., 1861. 8°. . €35.21 
 
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 — Songs of the Amer. revolution N. Y., 1 N56. 1 6°. 1 1.73.04 
 
 — Women of the war. [186ii-i5.] Hartford, l>^67. 8°. 
 Moore (George). Tales of the passions. Revenge. 
 
 London, 1808. 8" 5006.17 
 
 Moore (George). Health, disease, and remedy. New 
 York. 1S04. 16° 43J2.09 
 
 — The loss tribes and Saxons of the East and West, 
 
 with new views of Buddhism. L.,1861.s°. 5028.05 
 
 — Man and his motives. New York, 185!;. 16°. 343s.ll 
 
 — Power of soul over the body. N.Y.,18o2. 16°. 5438.13 
 Use of the body in relation to the mind. New 
 
 York, 1853. 16° 5138.12 
 
 Iu asking for books, use the •' Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAiia;, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 783 
 
 MOORE - MORE 
 
 Moore (G. B. ) Perspective : its principles and prac- 
 tice. 2 V. London, 1850. b"" 14o2. 11 
 
 Moore (George Henry). Notes on the history of sla- 
 very in Massachusetts. N.Y., 186(3. ■6'. . 5833.03 
 
 — The treason of Charles Lee, maj. gen. in the Amer. 
 
 army. New York, 1860. 8^^ 3118.01 
 
 Moore i^Hugh). Dictionary of quotations. London, 
 
 1831. 8- 6213.05 
 
 Noit. — Transl. from Latin, Greek, French, Spanish, 2nd 
 
 Italtau origiuala. 
 Moore (Jacob B.) Annals of Concord, N. H., 1726- 
 
 182J. Concord, 1821. 8° 612.12 
 
 Moore (James, M.D., Wt Pa. cav.) Kilpatrick and 
 
 our cavalry. New York, 1865. 12°. . . 632.04 
 Moore (James, 3I.R.C. Kt>.) Outlines of veterinary 
 
 homoeopathy. 5th ed. L,, 1867. 16°. . i627.08 
 Moore {Rev. James L.) The Columbiad : an epic 
 
 poem. London, 1798. 8° 1673.05 
 
 Moore (John, M.D.) Causes and progress of the 
 
 French revolution. 2 v. L.,17'J5. 8^ . 5U56.05 
 
 — Edward. [Novel.] 2 v. London, 1795. 8°. 5056.01 
 
 — France, Switzerland, and Germany. 2 v. London, 
 
 1800. 8° 5056.03 
 
 — Journal in France, 1792. 2 v. L., 1793. 8°. 5056.09 
 
 — filordaunt. Incl. the Memoirs of a French lady of 
 
 quality. 3 v. London, 18U0. b°. . . . 5056.13 
 
 — View of society and manners in Italy, [1775-78J. 
 
 2 V. London, 1795. 8'-' 5056.07 
 
 — Zeluco. 4th ed. 2 v. London, 1797. 8°. 50-56.11 
 Moore (John Weeks). Complete encyclopaedia of 
 
 music. Boston, 18j4. h'^ 1564.01 
 
 Moore (N:ithaniel F.. LL.D.) Addreas to the Alumni of Colum- 
 bia College [on libraiies]. New York, 1848. 12°. .4112 13 
 
 — Aucient iiiiueralogy. New York, 18o4. 12° 4112.13 
 
 — Hist. sUotch of Columbia Col.ege. N. Y.. 1846. 12°. . 4112.13 
 
 — Lectiirea ou the Greek lauguago and literature. New York, 
 
 18J5. 12° 4112.13 
 
 — • Lectures on Greek literature. New York, 1835. 12°. . 4112.13 
 
 — Sbort iutrod. to universal Ri-amiuar. N. Y., 1844. 12°. 4112.13 
 
 Moore (i'heophilus). Marriage customs, and modes 
 of courtship. New York, 182.i. 32'". . .5821.00 
 
 Moore (Thomas). Alciphron, a poem. Philadelphia, 
 1810. IG" 1663.11 
 
 — Epicurean (The), a tale. New ed. New York, 
 
 1846. 16" 232.23 
 
 — History of Ireland [to 1615]. 4 v. London., 1839- 
 
 46. 16° 495.14 
 
 — LallaEookh. lUus. New York, 1867. 8°. 1673. 1 la 
 Same. In his Works, v. (i. Boston. 1856. 16°. . . 1673.U9 
 
 — Letters and journals of lord Byron. 2 v. New 
 
 York, lt)53. l;i° 3027.09 
 
 Same. London, l.'iGO. b° 30^7.11 
 
 — Life of lord E. Fitzgerald. 3d ed. 2 v. Loudon, 
 
 1832. 8° 3056.21 
 
 — Memoirs of captain Kock, the celebrated Irish chief- 
 
 tain, [niiou.] London, 1821. 16°. . . 492.09 
 
 — Memoirs of Sheridan. 2 v. N. Y., 1853. 12°. 316J.09 
 
 — Odes on cash, corn, catholics, and other matters. 
 i [«/iou.] Philadelphia, 18.:8. 12°. . . . 167,i.06 
 
 — Poetical works. Withmemoir. 6v.B.,1856.16°.1673.09 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Alciphron : a fragment, v. 5 
 Biographical pieiace. v. 6. 
 Corniptiou aud iutolerauce, v. 2. 
 EpiCLireainl''ragmelitsfroui),v.5. 
 EpigraiuH liom Anthology, v. 1. 
 Evenings ill iireece, v. 6. 
 Fables fir Iho Huly alliance, v.2. 
 Fudge Jaiaily m Paris, v. 2. 
 Fudges ia Kuglaud (Xlie), v. 5. 
 Insii uieludles, v. 4. 
 JuveuiLj poeiua, v. 1. 
 Laila ICookb, v. 6. 
 Legeod.iry ballads, v. 5. 
 Loves of the augelB, v. 6. 
 
 Memoir of the author, v. 1. 
 
 iMiscellaueous poems, v. 4, 6. 
 
 National airs, v. 4. 
 
 Odes of Anacreon, v. 1. 
 
 Poems relating to Amer., V. 2. 
 
 Rhymes on the road, v. 5. 
 
 Sacred songs, v. 4. 
 
 Satirical and humorous, v. 3 
 
 Sceptic I'ihe), V. ii. 
 
 Set of glees, V. 4. 
 
 Sougs from the M. P., or the 
 
 blae-atookiug. v. 6. 
 Summer lete (The), v. 5, 
 Two penny post bag, v, 2. 
 
 — Poetical works. With memoir, by D. Herbert. 
 
 New'ed. Edinburgh, 1872. 8°. . . . 16;3.09a 
 
 — Prose and verse. \\ ith notes, ed. by R. H. Shep- 
 
 herd ; and preface, by R. H. Stoddard. New 
 York, 1878. 8° 2.537.10 
 
 ConUnls : Juvenile pieces. Satirical aud humorous 
 poems. Coutrib to ' Edinburgh review." LordThurlow's 
 Poems Sept., 1814). The fathers of the church {Nov., 
 1814). French novels (Nov., 1820). French official life 
 (June, 1826). Auue Boleyn (Mcb., 1827). Private theatri- 
 cals (Oct., 1827). German rationalism (Sept., 1851). Bound 
 
 towers of Ireland (Apl., 1834).. Letter to the Roman cath- 
 olics of Dublin. M. P., or the blue stocking, a comic opera. 
 The chapter of the blanket ; a fragment. Letters to 
 Leigh Huut, e/c. Notes for Moore's Life of Byron. Index. 
 
 — Tom Crib's memorial to Congress. By one of the 
 
 fancy. 3d ed. London, 1819. 16°. . . 5091.02 
 
 — Travels of an Irish gentleman in search of a reli- 
 
 gion. Baltimore, lb44. 12° 3575.22 
 
 e^ For lives and crit. notices of T.M., see Biography (p. 179). 
 Moore (Thomas, F.L.S.) Illustrations of orchidace- 
 ous plants ; and their cultivation. London, 
 1857. 8° 4918.11 
 
 — Popular hist, of British ferns. L.,lS59.6q.l6° .4912.03 
 
 — 'lYeasury of botany. ,See Lindley (J.) a^d Moore (T.) 4914.12 
 Moorman (John J. ) Mineral springs of North Amer- 
 ica. Philadelphia, 1873. 12° 43i!8.05 
 
 — Virginia springs, and springs of the South and 
 
 West. Philadelphia, 1S59. 12°. . . . 1113.09 
 
 Moors. See Countries (Spain : Moorish domiyiioii, p. 370, anil 
 also the gewral histories of Spain) ; — Granada (p. 321!; ; — 
 Alhambra (p. 12) ;— Saracens (p. 36ii) ;— Barbary (p. 293). 
 
 Moorsom (Wm.) Letters from Nova Scotia. Lon- 
 don, 1830. 8° 1151.00 
 
 Moosehead Lake. See Countries {Moosehead lake, p. 346). 
 
 Moquiu-Taudou (Alfred). Medical zoology. Tr. by 
 K. T. Hulme. London, 1861. 12°. . . 4822.07 
 
 Moraes (Francisco de, transl.) See Hurtado (Luis). 
 
 Moral culture of infancy aud kindergarten guide. See Mann 
 (Mrs. H.) and Peabody (E. P.) 6614.02a 
 
 Moral philosophy. See Philosophy {Moral philosophi/). 
 
 Moral play of wit and science, and early poet, mis- 
 cellanies. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. London, 
 Shale, soc, 1848. 8° 1756.37 
 
 Moral probe. See Judson (L. C.) 1855 2634.04 
 
 Moral reform. .See Coxe |A. C.) 3336 23 
 
 Jtl^ See also Social science (R^foj'm). 
 
 Moral uses of dark things. Sec Bushnell (Horace). 1808.3526.09 
 
 Morality aud politics. See Government (Comprehensive treatises, 
 p. 585 -i—lVatiunal characttr, p. 687 ;— Slate, p. 689) -.—also 
 Bibhcal and religious lit. [Church and slate, p. 81). 
 
 Morality aud the state. See Nash (Simeou). 1859. . . 6722.22 
 
 Morality of the East ; extracted from the Koran. 
 Ed. by J. Tela. London, 1818. b°. . . 3613.01 
 
 Morality of fiction. See Murray (Hughl. 1817. . . . 2637.26 
 4fcS" See also Fiction class.list (p. 459). 
 
 Morahty of the New Testament. Repr. by J. Tela. London, 
 1«18 8° 3613.01 
 
 Morals of manners. See Sedgwick (C. M.) 1853. . . . 6427.08 
 
 Moran (Charles). Money. N. Y., 1863. 12°. 691.5.30 
 
 Moran (R'V. John). Life and character of Christ. [In Science 
 and revelation, 1875.) 3588.16 
 
 Morao (F. E.) Remarkable accumulation of bats. [In Sm. report, 
 1863] 3936.18 
 
 Moratin (Leandro Fernandez de). Comedias. Con 
 el prologo y las noticias de la Eeal academia. 
 
 Paris, 1838. 8° 7215.17 
 
 Contents : El viejo y la nina. La comedia nueva. El 
 barou. La mojigata. £1 si de las ninas. La escuela de 
 los maridos. El medico a palos. 
 
 — Origines del teatro Espaiiol. P., 1837. 8°. 7215.11 
 
 Contents : Discurso historico. Catalogo de piezas dra- 
 niaticas auteriores a Lope de Vega. Cota (R. de). Dialogo. 
 Encina (J. de la). Egloga. Anonimo. Ecloga. Naharro 
 (B. de T.) Comedia himenea. Rueda (L, de). La cara- 
 tula. El rufiau cobarde. Enfeniia. El coiividado. Las 
 aceitnnas. Los engaiios. Coriiiido ycoutento. Pagar y 
 no pa;^ar. Preiulas de amor. Vega (.-V. de la). Amor ven- 
 gado. Timoneda (J. dej. Los ciegos y el mozo. Los 
 meneninos. Cota (It.) and Rojas (F.) Celestina. Vicente 
 (Gil), Cueva ^J. de la), Cepeda (J. U. de), Bermudez (J.) 
 Nise lastimnsa. Nise lauieada. Tarraga (F. de). La ene- 
 miga favorable. Aguilar (O. de). El uiercader aniaute. 
 Castro ,G. de). Los mal casados de Valencia. Cervantes 
 (M. de). Nuniancia. La entreteuida. La guarda cuida- 
 dosa. Los dos liabla<lores. Argensola (L. L. de). lea- 
 bela. Velasco (A. Uzde,. El zeloso. 
 
 Moravian historical society. RtichH(W.C.) Memo- 
 rial of the dedication of monuments, to mark the 
 sites of ancient missionary stations in N. Y. and 
 Conn. New York, IStlO. 8° 3152.06 
 
 Moravians, .^■'e Biblical and religious lit. [Moravians, p. 94). 
 
 Moray. See Countries (Moray, p. 316). 
 
 Mordecai (Alfred). Report on experiments on gun- 
 powder, at Washington, l»43-lb44. Washington, 
 1845. 8° 4615.14 
 
 — Report of the mil. commission "to Europe, 1855- 
 
 1856. Ordnance dep't. Wash., IStO. 4°. 451N.08 
 More (Cresacre). Life of Sir Thomas More. With 
 biogr. preface, and notes by J. Hunter. Lon- 
 don, 1828. 8° 3125.26 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY.
 
 MORE - MORGAN 
 
 789 
 
 More (il//s. Hannah). Practical piety. PUiladel])bia, 
 
 [.) d.] 18^ 3575.15 
 
 — Works. 7 V. New York, 1846-7. 12°. . . 5057.01 
 
 Address in bdialf of French 
 eminrant ciorgy, v. 5. 
 
 Alleguiiea. v. 1. 
 
 Billadfl, V. 1. 
 
 Bible ihymes, v. 7. 
 
 Bp. liouner's RhOBt. V. 6. 
 
 Cliristiau morals, v. 3. 
 
 CoBli'bg in eearcli of a wife. v. 2. 
 
 Dupoufs fipeecb on religion and 
 public education, v. 5. 
 
 Epitaphs. V. 6. 
 
 Kstimato of the religion of the 
 f;isliiouable world, v. 5. 
 
 EssayB, principally designed for 
 yuunj^ ladies, V. '2, viz.: Dis- 
 sipation, Thoughts on con- 
 versation. Envy, Danjier of 
 sentimental or romantic con- 
 nections. True and false 
 meekness. Cultivation of the 
 heart and temper in the ed- 
 ucation of daugliters. Impor- 
 tance of religiou to the ie- 
 male cliaracter, Misrel. ob- 
 Berv. on geuiud, taste, good 
 sense, etc. 
 
 Female education, v. 6, 
 
 Foreif^u sketcbes. v. 3. 
 
 Hints for forming the character 
 of a young princess, v. 7. 
 
 Hymufl. V. 6. 
 
 Inscription in a beautiful re- 
 treat, v. 6. 
 
 Moral sketches, T. 3. 
 
 Mori.iua, v. 2. 
 
 Poems, v. 5. 
 
 Practical piety, v. 4. 
 
 Rellcctious of king Hezckiah, 
 ill his sickness, v. 5. 
 
 Reflections on prayer, v. 3. 
 
 Repitsitory tales, v. 1. viz.; His- 
 tory of Mr. Fanlom, Two 
 wealthy farmers. Shepherd 
 of Salisbury plain, 'Tis all 
 for the best, A cure for mel- 
 ancholy, dc, P.irley the por- 
 ter, e'c, etc. 
 
 Sacred dramas, v. 6. viz.: Bel- 
 shazzar, Daniel, David and 
 Goliath. Moses. 
 
 Saiut Paul ((_ haracter and prac- 
 tical writings ot , v, 4. 
 
 Search after happiness, a pas- 
 toral drama, v. 5. 
 
 Spirit of prayer, v. 7. 
 
 Tragedies, v. 1, viz.: Inflexible 
 captive (The), Percy, The fa- 
 tal falsehood. 
 
 Thoughts on the manuers of 
 the great, v. 6. 
 
 ■ For lives and notices of H. M., sec Biography (p. 1T9). 
 More (Henry). Antidote against atheism. 2d ed. 
 London, 1655. 16^ 3575.17 
 
 — Conjectural essay of interpreting the minde of 
 
 Moses, according to a threefold cabbala. Lon- 
 don, 1653. IG' 3575.17 
 
 — Tulloch {J.) Henry More — christian theosopliy and mysti- 
 
 cism. [In his Rational theol., v. 2, 1872 ; p. 303.41J9.J 3446.10 
 
 More {."iir Thomas). England under Kiohard lu. 
 Repr. from Kennet. 1S70 472.11 
 
 — Utopia. Tr. into Engl, by K. Robinson. 2d ed., 
 
 1556 ; re-od. by E. Arber. L., 1869. 18°. 5011.06 
 
 Same. With notes, by J. A. St. John. London, 
 
 1852. 16° 23:i.24 
 
 Utopia. History of Richard lit., and Poemata. [In Oaylef 
 
 (A.) Memoirs of More, v. 2, 18U8.J 3128.15 
 
 fl®" For lives and crit. estimates of M., see Biography {p. 
 179). In fiction see Mrs. Manning's ' Housenold of Sir 
 Thomas More ' [22.5.30] ; and the princesse de Craou's ro- 
 mance 'Sir Thomas More,' in Cath. world, v. 23 24. 
 
 More worlds tlian one. See. Brewster [Sir David). . . 
 
 Morea. «"-■ Countries [Greece, p. 327-8). 
 
 Moretu de Jonnea (.Alexandre). Elements de statis- 
 tique. 26 ed. Paris, 18:6. 12°. . . . 5931.24: 
 
 Morgan (Daniel). See Biography (p. 179) ; also H'^rring (J.) and 
 L'mgacre {J. B.) Nat. portr. gallery, v. 3, 1836. . . 3247.10 
 
 Morehaad (Charles, M.D.) Clinical researches on 
 disease in India. 2 v. L., ls.j6. 8°. . 4331.14 
 
 Morel (C.) Compendium of human histology. Tr. 
 by W. H.VanBuren. N. Y., 1861. 8'. . 4336.20 
 
 Morelet (Arthur). Travels in Central America, tic. 
 Tr. by Mrs. M. F. Squier. Introd. and notes by 
 E. G. Squier. New York, 1871. 12°. . 1163.17 
 
 Morell (John D.) Historical and critical view of 
 speculative philosophy in Europe in the 19th 
 
 century. New York, 1853. 8° 5415.13 
 
 Note. — Lettered on cover. ' Hist, of modern philosophy." 
 Reviewed by J. Maitlneaum //is Essays, v. 2. [J535, 18 ] 
 
 — Philosophical tendencies of the age. London, 
 
 1818. 8" 5415.14 
 
 — Philosophy of religion. N. Y., l'<49. 12°. 3.'.75.29 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Bibl. rep. and Princeton rev., Oct., 
 1809; Jouinal of sac. lit., v. 4, 1849 (by W. M'Combie). 
 
 Morell (.J. M. D. ) Biographical history of English 
 literature. London, [1874.] 12°. . . .2711.14 
 
 Morell (John Eeynell). History of European litera- 
 ture. London. 1874. 12° 2732. '20 
 
 — Neighbors of Russia, and hist, of the war to the siege 
 
 of Sebastopol. New York, 1854. 12°. . 554.21 
 
 — Russia self-condemned : secret documents bearing 
 
 upon the present crisis. L., 1854. 8°. . 543.07 
 
 — Scientific guide to Switzerland. L., 1867. 12°. 981.23 
 . — and Catharine). History of France. London, 1874. 
 
 12° 513.27 
 
 History of Rome. London, 1874. 12°. . 433.30 
 
 Moreri (Louis). Le grand dictionnairo historique. 
 Nouv. ed. 8 V. Amsterdam, 1740. fol. 2717.03 
 Mores catholici, or ages of faith. See Digby (Kenelm H.) 3421.06 
 Moreton (A. H. ) Civilization. L, 1836. 8°. 6914.07 
 Moreton (iiiu. Julian). Life and work in Newfound- 
 land. London, 1863. 12° 1151.02 
 
 Morewood (Samuel). Philos. and statistical hist, of 
 the inventions and customs, ancient and modern, 
 in the manufacture and use of inebriating liquors; 
 with the practice of distillation : with an illus- 
 tration of the consumption and effect of opium. 
 
 Dublin, 1838. 8° 5834.10 
 
 Morfit (Campbell). Chemical and pharmaceutical 
 manipulations. Philadelphia, 1849. 8°. 4216.39 
 
 — Perfumery : its manufacture and use. 2d ed. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1853. 8°. ' (',014.16 
 
 Morford (Henry). Appleton's short-trip guide to 
 
 Europe. New York, 1868. 10°. . . . 941.17 
 ^ — Same. New York, 1872. 16° 94'2.25 
 
 — Over-sea : or England, France, and Scotland, as 
 
 seen by a live American. N.Y.,18i;7. 1'2°. 944.10 
 
 — Paris in '67 ; or the Great exposition. New York, 
 
 1867. 1-2° 963.13 
 
 — Short trip guide to America. United States and 
 
 Dominion of Can.ada. N.Y.,1873. 16°. . 1071.12 
 
 — Short-trip guide to Europe. N.Y.,1873. 16°. 942.25 
 
 ffS~ For liis novels see Fiction class-list (p. 506). 
 
 Morga ^ Antonio de). Philippine islands, Moluccas, 
 Siam, Cambodia, Japan, and Chin.'i, at the close 
 of the XVI. century. Tr. with notes by H. E. J. 
 Stanley. L., i/((/dH2/i wc, 18G8. 8". . .1065.16 
 
 Morgan. See also De Morgan. 
 
 Morgan (Rev. Aaron Augustus). The mind of Shake- 
 speare as exhibited in his works. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1861. 12° 1761.02 
 
 Morgan (C. E., M.D.) Electro-physiology and thera- 
 peutics. New York, 18ii8. 8° 4:i33.20 
 
 Morgan (C. Octavius). Suppl. observ. on an astronomical and 
 astrological table-cluck, together with an account of the 
 a.«trolabe. [/n Archaeologia. v. 34, 1852] . . . .5128.36 
 
 Morgan (Gen. Daniel). S'C Biography (p. 179). 
 
 Morgan (Hector Daviesi. Doctrine and law of mar- 
 riage, adultery, and divorce. 2 v. Oxford, 1828. 
 8° 5615.22 
 
 Morgan (H. H. ) Representative names in the history 
 of English literature. N. Y., 1876. b°. . 2735.26 
 
 Morgan (John, editor). Phoenix Britannicus : tracts. 
 London, 1732. 4° 505(1.16 
 
 Morgan (James Appleton). Law of copyright, He. 
 2v. New York, 1875 5t24.22 
 
 — Macaronic poetry. With introduction. New York, 
 
 1872. 16° 161.5.13 
 
 Morgan (John). Affections produced by contagious 
 
 diseases syphilitic poison, e(c. L., 1872. 8°. 4343.11 
 Morgan (John. gen. in ConJ'ed. army). Senow {F.) 
 
 Morgan and his captors. 1865. . . . 641.01 
 Morgan (John Edward). University oars : enquiry 
 
 into the after health of the men who rowed in the 
 
 Oxford and Cambridge boat race, 1829-1869. 
 
 London, 1873. 12° 4612.16 
 
 Morgan (Lewis Henry). The American beaver and 
 
 its works. Philadelphia, 1N68. 8°. . .4727.25 
 
 — Ancient society, or lines of human progress from 
 
 savagery to civilization. N. Y., 1877. H-". 58 3.n4 
 
 — Circular in regard tode-rees of relationship among different 
 
 nations, [/ii Sm. mlscel coll., v. 2. 1862.) . . . 3935.12 
 
 — India 1 migralioiis. [In Beach (W. W.) Indian miscellany, 
 
 1877 : p. 158 257 ] 668 23 
 
 i\'o(e.— Kcpr. from N. A. rev., Oct., 1868. Jan.. 1H70. 
 
 — Laws of descent of the Iroquois [In Amer. a^soc. Proc, 
 
 V. 11, J858] ;— Indian mode of bestowing names [In v. 13, 
 
 ISfiOJ 3946.10 
 
 — • Montezuma's dinner. [lu N. A. rev.. 1876.] 
 
 — Systems of consanguinity and atliuity of the human fUniily. 
 
 |/n Sm, coutrib. tokiiowl., v. 17, 1871. 4^ ] . . .3937.17 
 
 Morgan (Octavius). On episcopiil and other rings oi investiture. 
 
 [In ArchEEologia. v. 36, 185.1.] 5128.38 
 
 — Watch-makiug Irom the earliest period. [In Archaeologia, 
 
 v. 33, 1849) • 6118.35 
 
 Morgan (Sidney Owenson, lady; wife of Sir T. C.) 
 France. 4th ed. 2 v. Loncion, 18)8. 8°. 963.05 
 
 — Life of Salvator Rosa. 2 v. L., 1824. 8°. 31.54.04 
 
 4S- For lives of lady M.. see Biography (p. 179) ; also 
 Fitzpatrick (W. J.) Friends, foes, and adventures of lady 
 Morgan. i8.-.9 6093.16 
 
 j8tg" For her novels see Fiction class-list (p. 606). 
 
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 790 
 
 [ORG-AN -MORRIS 
 
 Morgan (Sir Thomas C, and Indy). Book without 
 a name. 2 v. New York, 1841. 12°. . .25.1.02 
 
 CoiUenIs : v. 1. By lady Morgan: Le cordon bleu. Mil- 
 ton's liouse. St. Albau'a iibbi-y. Mf-moirs of the mat-aw 
 of a lady of quality. J3i/ Sir T.C.Morgan: Tlie public. 
 First lesaou iu reading. Tbe abBurditii-s of men of merit. 
 Essay on coals. Curiosity. Hural ple;isur^s. Defence of 
 punning. PleaBures of bearing- Tbe Euglisb Djalady. 
 Liberality. Luxuries and necessaries. Memoir of Dr. 
 Botbeiuni. 
 
 2. B» laly Morgan : Tbe Hong mercbanfa widow. Pim- 
 lico. Tbe Hotel de Carn;iv:det. Irisb historians. Walk 
 in the snow. Malabide cantle. Puclt of tbe pale. By Sir 
 T. C. Morgan: Twelve c'cloclc. Nut at borne. A good 
 name. Present state ol parties. Music of oratoiy. Ricbes. 
 Letter from a younger brother. Good sort of people. 
 Life in Loudon. Tbe undisputed one. Physic for tbe mind. 
 
 Morgan (Wm. ) Observ. on reversionary payments ; 
 
 annuities, etc. With notes by W. Morgan. 7th 
 
 ed. 2 V. London, lsl2. 8° 5911.23 
 
 Morgan (W.) Manual of mining tools. London, 
 
 1871. 16'" 39J2.2U 
 
 Same. Atlas of engravings. L.,1871. 4°. 3927.28 
 
 Mori (Jugoi Arinori). Life and resources iu America, [/n Lan- 
 
 man (C.J Japanese in America.] 1132.10 
 
 Morier (James). The adventures of Hajji Baba, of 
 
 Ispahan, in England. 2 v. in 1. L., 18-28.12'. 2:52.35 
 Morier (J. P.) Memoir of a campaign with tbe Ottoman army iu 
 
 Egypt. 1800. L. 1801.8°. [/n Pamphleteer, V. 13.) 60U3.13 
 Morison. St'/: a!So Morrison. 
 
 Morison [Sir Alex., M.D.) Outlines of lectures on 
 mental diseases. 2d ed. L., 1826. 8°. . 4;i32.2J 
 
 Morison (James Cotter). Life and times of St. Ber- 
 nard, 1U91-1I53. London, 1868. 12°. . 3118.08 
 
 — Gibbon: [a life]. New York, 1878. 12°. . 306.I.3.J 
 Monaou (John H. ) Disquisition and notes on the 
 
 gospels. Matthew. 2d ed. B.,18»il. 12°. 37-31. 03 
 
 — Dyiijg for our country : eermiiu on death of capt. J. S Reed 
 
 and rev. T. Stirr Kins. I'ostou. 1K64. 8°. . . .3631.06 
 Moritz (Carl Pbilipp). '•Travels through England, 1782. [in 
 
 Pinkerton. Voyages, v. 2.J 926.02 
 
 Morley (Obarles). Elements of auimal magnetism. New York. 
 
 [n. d.] II' 3812 47 
 
 Morley (Henry i. Clement Marot and other studies. 
 
 2 v. London, ls71. 12° 25a7.01 
 
 ConlKiils : V. 1. Clement Murot. 2. Clement Mnrot. Cy- 
 rano de Bergerac. (Joe Imon's Paraphrase. College work. 
 English I'Y English womeu. coiirud Gesuer Gabriel 
 Haivey. luflaence of llie C^-lt ou English literature. An 
 old student of English. Audreas Vea.dius. 
 
 — English writers. Before Chaucer : with inlrod. 
 
 sketch of the four periods of English literature. 
 
 London. 18 .1. 8' 2754.19 
 
 8ame. Chaucer to Dunbar. L., 1867. 8°. 2751.20 
 
 — First sketch of English literature. 3 v. London, 
 
 [1871.] 12° 2711.15 
 
 ConUuls : Pt. 1. To 1637. 2. 1617-1649. 3. Since 1649. 
 
 — Gossip. Kepr. from 'Household words.' Lou- 
 
 don, 1S;)7. 8" 253o.l'. 
 
 (^oiteitts : Christmas. Apothecaries. Hospitals. School- 
 keeping. Piaytiiiu^s. The predatory ai t, etc.. etc. 
 
 — Jerome Cardan. 2 v. Loudon, 1S51. S'". 3033.02 
 
 — The King and the commons. Cavalier and Puri- 
 
 tan song. 2d ed. London, 18119. 18°. . 167,1.21 
 
 — Life of Henry Cornelius Agrippa, doctor and 
 
 knight. 2v. London, IS ")6. S-*. . . .3012.18 
 
 — Memoirs of Bartholomew Fair. L.,1859. 8°. iGl'i.Ol 
 
 — PaliSiy the potter. 2 v. B., 1853. 12°. . 313il.03 
 
 — Shorter English poe;ns. L., [Is76.] 4°. . lii,8-03 
 
 — Tables of Englisn literature. 2d ed. With index. 
 
 London, 187. ). fol -2757.01 
 
 Morle/ (John). Critical miscellanies. London, 1»71. 
 
 8°. -537.0.1 
 
 Con'ents : Vauveuargues. Coudorcet. J. de M;ustie. 
 Carlyle. B.vrou. Greek ccmceptioua of social growth. Ou 
 the developuieut of morals. 
 
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 T. 17 ; 319 a38. 
 
 — Diderot and the encyclopsedists. 2 v. London, 
 
 J878. 8°. . . . 3J47.'27 
 
 — Edmund Burke : a historical study. London, 
 
 1807. 8° • 3u2i;.10 
 
 — On compromise. London, liTi. 8°. . . 5811.16 
 
 iViytr;.— Repr. from I'-iiitn. rev., v. '.^1.22, 1874. 
 
 — liousseau. 2 v. London, 1S73. ^°. . . 315'i.-23 
 
 NoU.—Thii and the following work are reviewed by W. 
 L. Kiagsley iu New iaiglauder, July, 1873. 
 
 — Voltaire. New Vork, 1«7-^ 8" 3174.25 
 
 — eU. Sjc Fortnightly review, 1867-78. 
 
 Morley (Samuel, M.P.. b. 1809). HinUm (R. J.) English radical 
 leaders. 1875 3221.14 
 
 Morlot (A.) General views of archfflology. f7n Sm. report, I860]; 
 — Lacustriau settlemeuta. [In Sm. report. 1863J: — Study 
 of high aniiiiuity. [/« Sm. r,p., 1862, 1864.) 3936.17; 39J6.I9 
 
 Mormon '(Book of). Tr. by J. Smith, jr. New York, 
 
 [».rf.] 12° 3757.19 
 
 Mormon country. See Codman (J.) 1874 1123.25 
 
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 mons and Mormoiiisvi, p. 94) ; Countries {Utah, p. 3H8) ; a/50 
 Conybeare (J. W.) Mormnnism. [In his Essays. 1855 ; 
 p. 280-377 2.'i27.0:] ; Saint Abe aud his seven wives : a tale 
 of Salt Lake City, 1872 11683.3-2] ; Fortnightly rev., Oct., 
 1876 (Mormonism from a Mormon point of view, by D. 
 Wedderburu). 
 Morning beside tbe Lake Galileo. ,^*'<; Hamilton (J.) . 3557.04 
 Morning-land (The) ; the East. .Vf<' Bodenstedt (F.) 1851. 11141.21 
 
 Morning-land (The). &e Dicey (E.) 1870 1052.18 
 
 Morning watch ; narrative poem. [anon. J N.T.,1850. 12°. 1673.30 
 
 Mornings at Bow street. &<; Wight (J.) 1826 6091.02 
 
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 Morpeth [Lnrd). .See Howard (G. W. F.| 
 
 Morphology, .^ee Natural history {Morphology) ; — Botany ; — Med- 
 icine {Ilistub.gy, p. 76U). 
 
 Morphy (Paul). Exploits and triumphs in Europe. 
 New York, 1859. 12° 4614.12 
 
 — Games of chess. By T. Frere. N.Y.,1859. 21°. 4614.10 
 
 — Selection of games. With notes by J. Lowenthal. 
 
 New York, 1S60. 12° 4614.11 
 
 MorreU (L. A. ) American shepherd. New York, 
 
 1846. 1'2°; 61.34.04 
 
 Morrill {Mrs. Cynthia L.) Memorial of Mrs. C. L. M. [n. p. or 
 
 d.) 8° 363 i, 05 
 
 Moriis ( Capt. Charles ). Lyra urbanica ; or social ef- 
 fusions. 2 V. London, 184U. 8°. . . . K)74.02 
 
 Morris (Corbyn). Essay towards fixing the true 
 standards of wit, humour, satire, and ridicule. 
 London, 1744. 8° 6212.23 
 
 Morris (Edw.) Derrick and drill ; petroleum. [a//0)i.] 
 New York, 1865. 12° 39.3.24 
 
 — Farming for boys. Boston. 1868. 16°. . . 6122.05 
 
 — How to get a farm and where to find one. New 
 
 York, 1864. 8^ 6122.04 
 
 Morris (Edward E.) The age of Anne. New York, 
 187/. 12°. [Epochsof mod. hist,] . . 3Ui3.33 
 Mon'ia (Rev. F. O.) Dogs and their doings. Lon- 
 don, [I ^70.] sm. 4° 47i4.ll 
 
 — Hist, of "British birds. Cv. L., [186(1.] 1. 8°. 4817.09 
 
 — Matural "history of nests and eggs of British birds. 
 
 2d ed. 3 V. London. 1^70-7 1. 8°. . . 48i6.U5 
 Morris I George P.) Poems. N. Y., 1833. .s°. JU74.01 
 Sei noiico of G. P. M , by H. B. Wallace, in his Lit. criti- 
 cism 2545.02 
 
 Morris (Gouverneur). Life, with selections from his 
 corresp , and miscel. •pai^ers, by Jared Sparks. 
 
 3 V. Boston, 1852. 8' 3i2u.U2 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Life. 2. Corresp. resp. a ne^^o iatioa 
 with tbe British miniatiy. Corresp., <>thcial uud privatd 
 cone, tbe Fr^-ucb i\-v., and Frauce. 3. .Miscei. coiresp. 
 during reBidriice in Europe. Corresp. af:er return from 
 Europe. Speeches iu tbe senate of the U. S. : lat-^d 
 speu. n (in the jniticiary e^tablisbment. Speei b on tbe 
 tree uavipiatinn ot tne MIks. rivoi . Addr. tj tbe Assembly 
 of Pa. ou tbe abolition ul tbe b.iuk of N. A. Ouserv. on tbe 
 flijuncea of the U. S. iu 178U. Notes on u form of conatltu- 
 tiou fo.- Fiance. 
 
 — Discourse, Dec, 1812. [In'N.Y, bisl. Boc. Col., v. 2, 1814; 
 
 a/id i?l -Moore iF.; Am. r. eloquence, v. 2, 1858 ] . 6325.n4 
 
 — Inaug. discourse. [/jiN-Y. hist soc. Col., v. -2, lbl4.] 615.02 
 
 — OraliO.i upou the de.tth oiG. WaHbiiigtuU, IT'JU, [In Hough 
 
 (F. 13. 1 Wash u^touiaiia, V 2, 1865] 3.78.10 
 
 — Tuclcrman {H. T.) Ea.-ays, biugi-., dc 2644.16 
 
 Morris (James W.) [J acques Maurice, /isei«2.] K N. 
 
 Pepper, and other condiments. New Vork, 
 
 1859. r2° 254i.04 
 
 Morris (John, F.G.S.) and Lycstt (Johni. Mono- 
 graph of the MoUusca from the great oolite. Lon- 
 don, Palaiiiiilui/r. auc. Is U-o4. 4°. . . . 
 
 Pt. 1. Univalves. Pt. 2-3. Bivalves. 
 
 Morris (John, prie.si of .voc. of Jl-.vtt.v). The troubles 
 of our Catholic forefathers, related by themselves. 
 Jstseries. London, 18,2. 8" ,.42, .08 
 
 Morris (John B.) Essay towards the conversion of 
 llinduos. London, 1843. t>° 3575.21 
 
 — Nature a parable ; a poem. L, 1812. 10°. . 10(3.-29 
 Morris (Jolin G., 1>.D. ) Quaint sayings and con- 
 cerning Luther. Philadelphia, ISO. I. 12°. 3115.06 
 
 — Synopsis of li-pidoptera of N. America. [In Sm. miscel. coll., 
 
 V. 4, 3] 3',)35.13 
 
 — Natural bistoiy as applied to farmiug and gardening. [Jn 
 
 Sm. leport, 11156.] 3a36.10 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY,
 
 MORRIS -MOSELLE 
 
 791 
 
 Morris (Lewis'). Epic of Hades. Phil. 187(5. 12°. 1073.41 
 
 Morris (Lewis, (/or. of the province of X. J.) Papers, 
 17.i8-174G. Ed. by W. A. Wliiteiiead. New York, 
 1852. 8^ 612.0:! 
 
 Morse (O. A.) Vindication of the claim of A. M. W. 
 Ball to ' Kock me to sleep mother.' New York, 
 1S67. 8°. 1673.1.5 
 
 Morris ( Rev. Richard). Elementary lessons in his- 
 torical English grammar ; accidence and word- 
 formation. London, 1874. 18°. . . . 6132.16 
 
 — Historical outlines of English accidence, and de- 
 
 velopment of the language, and word formation. 
 London, 1872. 12° 643:il8 
 
 — Legends of the holy rood, symbols of the passion, 
 
 and cross-poems, iu old English of the 11th, 14th, 
 and loth centuries. With introd , transl., and 
 gloss, index. London, 1871. 8°. [Early E. T. 
 BOc, no. 4(:.] 7913.20 
 
 — Literature primers. English grammar. New Y'ork, 
 
 18;5. 2t° 6432.17 
 
 — Old English homilies, 12-13th centuries. L., 1868- 
 
 73. 8". [Early Engl, textsoc, nos. 34, 53.] 7914.02 
 
 — Old English miscellany, elc. London, 1872. 8°. 
 
 [Early Engl, text soc, no. 49.] . . .7914.05 
 
 — Specimens of earlv English, 1260-1400. With in- 
 
 trod , etc. Oxford, lSt,7. 16° 6432.08 
 
 NoU. — For nu'iirrous articles byR. M..5« Philological bo- 
 ciety. Trans u-tious. 1854-73. i'or other works ed. by 
 him, see Early Euyl. text soc. 
 
 — and Boweu i^H. C.) English grammar exercises. 
 
 N Y., 1878. 18°. [Literatur? primers.] m32.17a 
 Morris R^'liert). Letter to Sir Ricbard Astou. aud tIjougUta on 
 
 the m.iilei-ndoctiiue.if libels. 3ded. L.,n70. 8°. In 6093.11 
 Morris (R tbert, ngner of D,cl. of Ind ) Herring [J.j and Lougacre 
 
 {J.B.\ Niit. P'lrtr. gallerv, V. 4. 1839 Z>\-.n 
 
 — Hunt iF.) Lives of AlUfi'. merchauta. V. 2. 1868. . .3244.11 
 
 — iSancUrson {J.) Biog. of the signers, v, R, 1824. . . . 3244.05 
 
 See also Penn. mag. of hist., no. in. (art. by Mrs. A. N. 
 Hart). 
 
 Morris ^Robert, of PltU-) Courtship and matrimony, 
 with other sketches from social life. Philadel- 
 phia, 18. 8. 12° 5821.19 
 
 Morris ; Thomas, B. I.) A house for the suburbs. 
 3d ed. London, 1870. S° 1314.29 
 
 Monis (William). Defence of Guenevere, and other 
 
 poems. London, 1875. 12° 1673.40 
 
 C'>nt-n's : Defence of Guenevere. King Arthur's tomb. 
 BirtiaUibad. The thapeliuLyouess. Sir Peter Harpdou's 
 end- R ipunzei, etc., etc. 
 
 — Dark wood. \In Fortu. rev-, v. 15, 1871] ;^God of the poor 
 
 [.\i\g.. 1868] ;— On the edge of the wilderness [v. 11, 18tj9] ; 
 Two sides of tliB river [July, 1868|. 
 
 — The decorative arts, their relation to modern life and prog- 
 
 ress : address. Bustou, 1878. 12'" 1433 27 
 
 — Earthly paradise ; a poem. 3 v. Boston, 1868- 
 
 71. 16° 1673.22 
 
 JVote.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 133. 1871. 
 
 — life and death of Jason ; a poem. Boston, 1S67. 
 
 12° 1673.25 
 
 Note. — Reviewed by Swinburne in Fortn. rev., July, 1867. 
 
 — Love is enough ; or, the freeing of Pharamond ; 
 
 a morality. Boston, 1873. 16°. . . . 1673.2i; 
 
 — Story of Sigurd the 'Volsung and the fall of the 
 
 Niblungs. Boston, 1877. 12°. .... 1673.43 
 flS" For reviews of Morris's poetry, see Blackwood, v. 
 101). 1869. or Liltell. 1868, v. 3 : Coiiteni. rev.. Dec, 1874 (by 
 H O.Hewlett); rraser,.v. 79, 1869 (Wm. Morris ai.d SI. Ar- 
 uoM, by Shirley |.I. Skelton] ; New Eiiglauder, v. 30. 1871 ; 
 Bcribuer's luo., Feb., 1875 (by E. C. iStedman) ; Weatm. 
 rev.. V. 90, 1868. 
 
 — and Magnasson (E.) Sasja of Gunnlaug the worm tongue. 
 
 [In Fortn. rev.. .Ian., 1869.) 
 
 Morris (Wm.) Letters sent home. France and the 
 French. Swindon, [1869.] 16°. . . . 962.13 
 
 Morris (Wm. O'Connor). The French revolution and 
 first empire. New York, [1874.] 16°. . 521.17 
 
 — Letters on the land question of Ireland. London, 
 
 l-<70. 12° 492.03 
 
 Morrison. See alio Morison. 
 
 Momsou (lieorge Fowler). Belizarius : a fable. 
 Adapted from Marmontel. N.Y., lt<57. 8°. 3018.12 
 
 Morrisou (Z(di(. Richard J.) [' Zadkiel,*pseud.] Gram- 
 mar of astrology. London, 18 13. l-i". .3811.11 
 
 Morrison {Rev. Robert). Embassy fi-oni tlie British government 
 to the court of China, 1816. London, 1819. 8°. (//r Pam- 
 phleteer, v, 15.] 6058.15 
 
 Morrison (R. S.) Digest of American and English 
 mining decisions. San Francisco. lvS75. 8°. 
 
 Morrison (Thomas). Oral lessons on real objects. [In Papers 
 for the teacher, 2d serie-s, 1860.) 6f.24.23 
 
 Morse (Jedidiah). American gazetter. Boston, 1797 
 8° 1135.06 
 
 Same. 3d ed. Boston, 1810. 8°. . . 1I.15.13 
 
 — Spm.jue {W. B.) Life of J. M. 1874. . .3126.21 
 
 — and Parish (E.) Now gazetteer of the eastern 
 
 continent. 2d ed. Bo.ston, 1808. 8°. . 913.01 
 Morse (John T.,>i.) Famous trials. B.,1K74.12=.5611.19 
 
 Contents : Tichborne. Troppmaun and Bonaparte. Ml«. 
 Wharton. The Meteor. Mrs. Laura D. Fair. 
 
 — Law of arbitration and award. B., 1872. 8°. 
 
 — Life of Alex. Hamilton. 2 v. B, 1876. 12°. 3074.31 
 
 — Law relating to banks and banking. Boston, 1870. 
 
 8' 5615.06 
 
 Morse (Samuel F. B.) See Biography (p 180). 
 
 Morse (Sydney (E. ) New system of mod. geography. 
 Boston, 1822. 8°. 913.04 
 
 Mortality statistics. See Vital statistics. 
 
 Mortars. See Arts (Useful ; Cei»ent^ and mortars, p. 40). 
 
 Morte d'Arthur. See Arthur {King), p. 38 ; also nezt entry. 
 
 Morte Arthure. Ed. from R. i'hornton's ms., (1440), 
 by G. G. Perry. London, 1860. 8". [Early Eng- 
 lish text soc, no. 8.] ....... 7913.U3 
 
 Mortgages. See Law. {Mortgages, p. 689). 
 
 Mort.llet (Gabriel de). Le signe de la croix avant le 
 Christianisme. Paris, 18I..6. 8°. ... 1453.11 
 
 — and Chantre (Ernest). International code of symbols for 
 
 charts of prehistoric archseology. Tr. by O. T. Mason. 
 [In Smithsonian report. 1875 ] 3^36.30 
 
 Mortimer (Charles Edward). Hist, memoir of the 
 political life of Milton. L., 1805. 4°. . 3128.06 
 
 Morton or Mourt (George). Relation or journal of 
 the Plantation at Plymouth. With introd, and 
 notes, by H. M. Dexter. B., 1865. sm. 4°. 594.15 
 
 Morton (John Chalmers). Farmer's calendar. Lon- 
 don, 1869. 8° 6126.05 
 
 — Hand-book of farm labour. New ed. London, 
 
 l.-'68. 12°. 612:1.17 
 
 Morton (John Maddison). See Plays {Alpliabeticat arrangement). 
 Morton (Nathaniel). New England's memorial. [To 
 
 1690.] ;")th ed. With additions by John Davis. 
 
 Boston, 182t;. 8° 505.02 
 
 — Gorton {S.) Letter to Nathaniel Morton, 1669. (/n Force (P.) 
 
 Tracts, v. 4. J 677.11 
 
 Morton ( Gov. Oliver P. ) Life, speeches, state papers 
 and public services. Ed. by Wm. Irench. 
 
 Cincinnati, 1S60. 12°. 3125.21 
 
 Morton iS.miuel George). S'e Nott (-1. C.) and Gliddon (G. R.) 
 Types of mankind. With memoir of Morton, by U. S. Pat- 
 terson 4736.UJ 
 
 Morton (Thomas). New English Canaan, 1632. (/n Force |P.) 
 
 Tl-act«, V. 2.] 577.09 
 
 Morton (Thomas). See Plays {Alphabetical arrangement). 
 Morton (W. J. T. ) Manual of pharmacy for the stu- 
 dent of veterinary medicine. 7th ed., enl. Lon- 
 don, 1868. 16° 4627.11 
 
 Mosaicon ; or paper mosaic, and how to make it. See Bemrose 
 
 (W.,;r.) uiis 10 
 
 Mosaics. See Saunders (Frederick). 1859 25i3 04 
 
 Mosaics of human liie. .Ste Thurston (E. A.) 1866. . .62lfi.26 
 Mosasaurus See Gibbes(U. W.) Memoir 3937.02 
 
 Mosby (John S. ) Crawford {J. M.) Mosby and his 
 men. 1867 643.05 
 
 — iS'co« (/. ) Partisan life with J. S. M. 18G7. 635. 15 
 Moscbeles (Ignace). Recent music and musicians, as 
 
 described in [his] di.-iries and corresp. Ed. by 
 his wife, and adapted fro.-n the German, by A. D. 
 Coleridge. New Vork, 1S73. 12°. . . . 1563 28 
 
 — {ed.) Life of Beethoven, i'et- Schindler {.\.) . . .3017.25 
 Moschus. Idyllia. Gr. et Lat. Recog. C. F. Ameis. 
 
 Pmisiis, Didot, lHi>l. 8°. ...... . 7766.17 
 
 — Idylliuias. Tr. by F. Fawkes. Ed. by A. Chalmers. [In C.s 
 
 English poets, v. 20. 1810.] 162ti.20 
 
 — Idyls. Tr. by M- P. Fitzgerald. In Fitzgerald (M. P.) TUo 
 
 Crowned Uippolytus, i8li7.] 1723.17 
 
 Same. Idylls. Literally tr. by J. Banks. Metrical ver- 
 sion by J. M. Chapman. [In Theocritus. Idylls. Lon- 
 don, 1853. 12°. B. 0. L.J . . ■ 1693.17 
 
 See article in Contemp. rev., v. 17, 1871 (Bioa and Mos- 
 chus, by J. Davies). 
 
 Moscbzisker (Franz Adolph). Guide to German lit- 
 erature. [With selections.] 2v. L , 18'j0.16°.2731.02 
 
 Moscow. See Countries, itc. {.Moscow, p. 346J. 
 
 Moselle river. See Countries, elc. {Mos lie. p. 346) ; also Helps 
 (A.) Friends in council, li. s., v. 2, 1859 [2521.27] ; Waxing 
 G. E-,jr.) Biule of the Rhine. 18T8 974.30 
 
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 Moseley {Rev. Henry). Illustrations of mecbanics. 
 New York, [183'J.] 18° 3923.11 
 
 Moses (Henry). 'Select Greek and Roman antiqui- 
 ties from vases, gems, and other subjects of the 
 choicest workmansbip. L., 1S17. 4°. . 1466.20 
 
 — Vases from the coll. of Sir H. Englefield, engraved. 
 
 London, 1848. 8° 1466.19 
 
 Moses (Myer). Full annals of the revolution in 
 France, 1830. New York, 1830. 12'. . . 512.17 
 
 Moses. 6Ve Biblical and religious lit., {Mosaic law and dispensa- 
 tion, p. 94 -.—Puntateud; p. 96) i—also Campbell (S. M.) 
 Across the desert : a life of Moses. 1873. . . .3527.13 
 
 Moses aud modern science. See Eliot (J.) . . _. . . 3762.15 
 
 Mosbeim (Johann Lorenz von). Ecclesiastical his- 
 tory. New ed., continued to 1826, by C. Coote. 
 2 V. New York, 1858. 8= 3416.05 
 
 Mosquito coast and people. See Countries (p. 346;. 
 
 Moss (Joseph Wm. ) Manual of classical biography. 
 London, 1S25. 8° 2733.34 
 
 Moss (Rev. Lemuel). Annals of the U. S. christian 
 commission. Philadelphia, 18G8. 8°. . 3447.13 
 
 Mosses. See Botany (Mosses, p. 225). 
 
 Mossman (Samuel). New Japan : its annals during 
 the past twenty years. L., lt<73. 8°. .1026.14 
 
 — Origin of the seasons, from a geol. point of view. 
 
 Edinburgh and London, 186a. 12°. . . 4021.15 
 
 — Our Australian colonies: their discov., hist., re- 
 
 sources and prospects. L., [1870.] 16". 1061.23 
 
 Most pleasant song of lady Bessy, and how she married Henry 
 
 VIII. Ed. by J.O. Halliwell. L., 1847. 16°. [//iPercy S00..V. 20.] 
 
 Mother at home and household magazine. Ed. by 
 
 Mrs. H.W. Beecher. v. 1. N. Y.. 1869. 8". 8117.31 
 
 Xote. — Merged thereafter in the ' Motlier's magazine.' 
 
 Mother Goose for grown folks. A Christmas reading. 
 
 New York, 1850. 16° 1673.16 
 
 Mother Goose melodies set to music. New York, 
 
 1873. 12° 1666.18 
 
 Mother Goose's melodies. DIus. N.Y.,[».d]12°.1666.17 
 Mother goose (The Lawrence). [A nonsense even- 
 ing.] ByE. D. K. 1878 1666.20 
 
 Mothers (Duties of). See Medicine [Chiidrai, p. 756) ; — Family 
 
 and home lile (p. 454) : — Women. 
 Mothers of England. See Ellis {Mrs. S. S ) 1846. . . . 6821.02 
 Mother-well (Wm.) Minstrelsy, ancient and mod- 
 ern, a V. Boston, 1816. 16° 1673.17 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1^4 1. 16° 1673.19 
 
 — Poetical works. [Including Posthumous poems.] 
 
 With memoir of his life. B , 1859. 2i°. 1673.20 
 
 Moths. See Insects ^Butt^^rjlies and moths, p. 646). 
 
 Motion. See Physics. 
 
 Motley I John Lothrop). Historic progress and Amer- 
 ican democracy : address before the N. Y. hist, 
 soc. New York, 1800. 8° 5721.08 
 
 — History of the United Netherlands. [1584 to 16U9.] 
 
 4 V. New York, 1868. 8° 536.07 
 
 — Life and death of John of Barneveld, advocate of 
 
 Holland. [1609-23] ; with a view of the primary 
 movements of the Thirty years' wai. 2 v. New 
 York, 1874. 8° 3018.22 
 
 — Merry Mount ; a romance of the Mass. colony. 
 
 2 V. Boston, 1849. 12° 232.38 
 
 — Peter the great. New York, 1877. 32°. . 3142.24 
 Same. [Jn Characteristics of men of genius, v. 2.] 2516.20 
 
 A'u(e.— Repr. from N. A. rev., Oct., 1845. 
 
 — Else of the Dutch repulilio. [1555-81.] 3v. New 
 
 York, 1858. 8° 536.01 
 
 See Internat. rev., Nov., Dec, 1877 (Motley's appeal to 
 
 history, by John Jay). 
 Motschulsky (Victor von). On the means of destroying grass- 
 
 hnppera. [/n Sm. report, 1858.] 3y36.13 
 
 Mott (Valentine). Surgical operations. See Francis (S. W.) 
 
 Ueport, etc 4326.20 
 
 Motte. See La Motte. 
 
 Mottoes. Bruce (C.) Noble mottoes : familiar talks 
 
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 introd. by Samuel [Wilberforce]. London, 1871. 
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 18° 1673.44 
 
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 1863.] 3936.18 
 
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 V. 11. 1863 ; p. 747-756 (Mouutaiua and their origin, by L. 
 
 Ag;i9siz). 
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 Edith W. Cook.] Boston, 1876. 18°. . . 1673.42 
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 therein. Boston, 1852. "16° 232.42 
 
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 1869. 12° 6331.12 
 
 Moyen (Francesco); or the inquisition in S. A. See Mackenna 
 
 (B. V.) 1869 3426.18 
 
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 Contents : Xenophon's Discourse upon improving the 
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 TUE BROOKLYN LIBBABT.
 
 MOYLE - MULLER 
 
 793 
 
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 iiig at-my. Letters. 
 
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 the KnglisU monarchy. laiion.J 2 pte. in 1 v. Loudon. 1697. 
 Bm. 4° 5437.20 
 
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 Mozley ^James Bowling, IJ.D.) Eight [Bampton] 
 
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 — Influence of aucient oracles in public and private life. [In 
 
 Oxford prize essaya, V. 5, 1836. J 2541.15 
 
 — Ruling ideas in early ages, and their relation to Old 
 
 Testament faith. New York, 1S77. 8°. .3577.16 
 Mr. and Mrs. ilsS" For titles with these as initiaiwnrds, s^e Fic- 
 tion class-list (p. 505) ;— Plays {All>habfliC'tl arranffemei't). 
 Mach (M.) Ancient hist, of N. A. [In Sm. report, 1871.] 3936.26 
 Much ado about nothing. See Shakspere {\Vm.) 
 Mudford (\Vm.) *Hist. account of the campaign in 
 the Netherlands in 1815 : Ligny, Quatre Bras, and 
 Waterloo. With plates, by J- Bouse. London, 
 1817. i° " 518.01 
 
 — Life of Richard Cumberland. L., ISl'i. 8°. 3045.28 
 Mudge (B, F.) Notes on the tertiary and cretaceous periods of 
 
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 loi-its. 9th report. 1875,] 4116.29 
 
 Mudge I fief. Z. A. ) Foot-prints of Roger Williams : 
 a biography. New York, H^ll. 16°. . . 318i;.00 
 
 Mudie (Robert). Feathered tribes of the British is- 
 lands. 4th ed. 2v. London, 18.34. 12°. 4813.01 
 
 — Man : as a moral and accountable being. London, 
 
 lSo8. 16" 5438.09 
 
 — Man : in his intellectual faculties and adaptations. 
 
 London, ISoS. 16° 5438.10 
 
 — Man : in his physical applications and adaptations. 
 
 London, 185S. 16° 432".. 13 
 
 — Man : in his relations to society. L., 1858. 16°. 5138.08 
 
 — Popular guide to the observations of nature. New 
 
 York, J845. 18' 4731.18 
 
 Mudie's library, (London). Se^. London aoc, Nov , 1869. 
 Muffling (Fried. Ferd. Carl, Fniherr von). Passages 
 
 from my life [1805-19], with memoirs of the 
 
 campaign of 1813 and 1814. Ed. by P. Yorke. 
 
 2d ed. London, 1853. 8° 3126.09 
 
 Miigge (Theoilor). Adam und Eva. Berlin, 1858. 12°. 
 
 — Afraja ; or life and love in Norway. From the Ger- 
 
 man, by E. J. Morris. Phil., 18".4. 12°. 232.43 
 
 — Arvor Spang. Roman. Frankfurt, 1860.12°. 7121.02 
 
 — Der Pfarrer vom See. Berlin, 18. "S. 12°. . 7121.04 
 
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 systems of belief. 2 v. L., 1819. 8°. .3575.27 
 
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 papers : addresses, lectures and sermons. Com- 
 piled by Anne Ayres. 2ded. N.Y., 1877.8=. 3578.21 
 
 — The Woman and her accusers : a sermon. New 
 
 York, 1870. li.°. . .- 3576.06 
 
 Muir. See also Mure. 
 
 Muir (John, LL.D.) Original Sanskrit texts on the 
 origin and history of the people of India, their 
 religion and institutions, v. 1-5. London. 1863- 
 
 70. 8= 7813.01 
 
 Note. — For Contents, see Literature, p. 711. 
 
 — Religious and moral sentiments metrically rendered 
 
 from Sanskrit writers ; with exact translations 
 
 in.prose. London. 1875. 12° 37-'.7.31 
 
 N'jte.— The authorship of ' Supernatural religion ' is 
 erroueonsly ascribed to Pr. Muir. 
 
 Muir [Sir Wm. ) Life of JIahomet, and history of Is- 
 lam to the Hegira. 4t. London, 1861. -8=. 3115.20 
 
 Muir (W. J. C.) Pagan or christian? or notes on 
 national architecture. London, 18ii0. 12°. l:!li.21 
 
 Muirhead (James Patrickj. Life of James Watt. 
 New York, 1859. 12° 3182.18 
 
 Same. London, ls59. 8°. .... 3182.18a 
 
 — Origin and jjrogress of the mechanical inventions 
 
 of Watt. 3 V. London, 18,54. 8°. . . 3915.21 
 
 — ed. Winged words on Chantrey's woodcocks. 
 
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 civil order and political life in the United States. 
 
 New York, 1870. 8° 5715.19 
 
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 Jersey : to [1790]. Phil , 1851. 8=. . . 612.05 
 Mulhall (.Michael P.) Rio Grande do Sul and its 
 
 German colonies. London, 1873. IV.- . 1163.25 
 MuUach (F. G. K., ed.) Fragmcnta philosophorum 
 
 GrsEcorum. 2 v. Parisiis,i>ii;(.M860-67. 8°. 7766.01 
 Mullaly (John). The laying of -the cable, or tho 
 
 ocean telegraph. New York, 1858. 8'. . 3931.23 
 Mullen (Samuel). Pilgrim of beauty. Cottager's 
 
 Sabbath, and other poems. L., 1845. 8'. 1673.31 
 MuUeos (Joseph). Twelve months in Madagascar. 
 
 [1870-71.] New York, 1875. 12°. . . .1066.09 
 MiiUer (Carl, «/.) Geographi Grseci minorcs. Recog. 
 
 etc. C. Muller. [Gr. et Lat.] 2 v. Parisiis, 
 
 Didot, 1855. 8° 7705.03 
 
 Same. Tabulaj. Parsi. P., Did../, 1855. 7765.05 
 
 — Oratores Attici. Graece, cum transl. reficta a C. 
 
 Muller. 2v. Parisiis, Xiicio^, 1847-58. 8°. 7766.02 
 
 — and Theo.) Fragmenta historicorum Grtecorum. 
 
 Cum notis et prolegomenis. 4 v. Parisiis, Didot, 
 
 1848-53. 8° 7765.09 
 
 MiiUer (Carl Otfried). Ancient art and its remains. 
 Tr. by J. Leitch. London, 1852. 8°. . 1455.11 
 
 — Account of the manners and' customs, art and literature of* 
 
 the Etruscans. [ H'ilh Gray (E. C. H.) History of Etruria. 
 T. 3.] 434.09 
 
 — History and antiquities of the Doric race. Tr. by 
 
 H. Tufnell and G. C. Lewis. 2d ed. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1839. 8° 424.23 
 
 — History of the literature of ancient Greece, to Iso- 
 
 crates. Tr. by G. C. Lewis and J. W. Donaldson. 
 
 London, 1850. 8° 2734.09 
 
 Same. Continued by J. W. Donaldson. 3 v. 
 London, 1858. 8° 2734.06 
 
 Muller (Carl Wilhelm). 'Picturesque representations 
 of the Russians, [anon.] L., [1814]. 8°. 6625.21 
 
 Muller (Eugfeno). La Mionette. oe ed. Pai-is, 18C3. 
 16° 7047.18 
 
 MiiUer (Dr. Friedrich). Reise der osterreichischen 
 Fregatta Novara um die Erde, lb57-59. Lin- 
 guistischer Theil. Wien, 1867. 4°. . . 936.16 
 
 MiiUer (Fritzi. Facts and arguments for Darwin. 
 Tr. by W. S. Dallas. London, 1S69. 12°. 4712.10 
 
 MiiUer (George!. Life of trust. B., ISi'.l. 12°. 3576.03 
 iVo(c.— Reviewed in Chris, exam., v, 67. 1859 ; p. 128-137. 
 
 MiiUer (F. Max). Buddhism and Buddhist pilgrims. 
 With a letter on the original meaning of 'Nir- 
 vana.' London, 1857. 8° 6414.22 
 
 — Chips from a German workshop. 4 v. New York, 
 
 1869-76. 8° 2537.19 
 
 Contents. 
 
 1. Essays on the science o/ 
 T.'iigion, viz.: — 
 
 Aitareya-brahmana. 
 
 Buddhism. 1862. 
 
 Buddhist pilgrims. 
 
 Chinese translations of San- 
 skrit texts. 
 
 Christ and other mastera 
 
 Confucius (Works of). 
 
 Nirvana (Meaning of). 
 
 Parsis (The modern). 
 
 P01.0I Vuh- 
 
 Semitic nionotheiem. 
 
 Veda and Zend Avesta. 
 
 Vedas, or sacred books of the 
 Brahmans. • 
 
 Zend scholarships (Progress 
 of). 
 
 Zeiid-ATesta(0iene8iB and the). 
 
 Zend-Avesta in India (Ou the 
 study of the;. 
 2. Essays on mythology, tradi' 
 tions, and customs, vts.: — 
 
 Bellerophon. 
 
 Caste. 
 
 Comparative mythology. 
 
 Folk-lore. • 
 
 Greek legends. 
 
 Greek mythology. 
 
 Index to V. 12 
 
 Manners and customs. 
 
 Norse (Popular tales). 
 
 Norsemen in Iceland. 
 
 Our figures [Numerals). 
 
 Tales of the West Highlands. 
 
 Zulu nursery tales. 
 I. Essays on ttiera'ure, hiogrc^ 
 pfiy, and antiquitieSt viz.: 
 
 B.icon iu Germauy. 
 
 Bunsen. 
 
 BuDsen (Letters from) to Mai 
 Muller, 1848. 
 
 Cbasut. 
 
 Cornish antiquities, 
 
 Cornu-all (,\re there Jews in)? 
 
 Gernian literature. 
 
 German traveller in England, 
 1598. 
 
 Joinville and Louis IX. 
 
 Journal dee savants and the 
 Journal de Ticvoux. 
 
 Schteswig-Hotstein(Laiigaage 
 and poetry of). 
 
 Muller (Wifhelm). 
 
 Old ciermau love-songs. 
 
 St. Mtchaers Mount (Insula- 
 tiou of). 
 
 BchiUer (Life of). 
 
 Shakespeare. 
 
 Ye schyppe of foolea. 
 L. Essays chvjly on the science 
 of Language, viz. : — 
 
 Address on ttie importance of 
 oriental studies. 
 
 In self-deffuse [reply to prof. 
 W. D. Whitney). 
 
 Inaugural lecture on the 
 value of comparative philo- 
 logy as a branch of academ- 
 ic study. 1868. 
 
 In asking for books, use tho " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of tho TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
 794 
 
 MULLER - MURCHISON 
 
 Miiller (F. Max), continued. 
 
 Index to V. 3-4. 
 
 Lecmie vu the migration of 
 fables (Contemp. rev., July, 
 1870). 
 
 lecture on the results of the 
 science of l;inftuage. 
 
 Lecture on tniKSioos. 
 
 Life of ColebrooUe, with ex- 
 tracts Irom his manuscript 
 
 — Essai de mythologie compares. 
 
 notes on comparative philo- 
 lo^iy (Ed. rev.. Oi-t., 1S72). 
 
 Rede lecture : 1. On the Ptra- 
 tilacation of language, 1808. 
 2. Ou Curtius' chronology 
 of the Indo-Germanic lan- 
 guages. 
 
 Reply to Mr. Darwin {Con- 
 temp, rev., JaD., 1875). 
 
 Tr. de I'Anslais. 
 
 Paris, 185i). 8=" (i414.22 
 
 — German classics from the 4th century. With 
 
 biogr. notices, transl. , and notes. London, 1858. 
 12° 2732,09 
 
 — History of ancient Sanskrit literature so far as it il- 
 
 lustrates the primitive religion of the Brahmans. 
 
 London, 18.-)9. 8° 2723.2S 
 
 jV"/e.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 112. 1860. 
 
 — Litroduction to the science of religion, with essays 
 
 on false analogies [i-n comparative theologyl, and 
 the philosophy of mythology. L., 1873.12°. 3576.27 
 
 — Introduction. See Buddhaghosha. Parables, etc. . 7813.10 
 
 — Languages of the seat of war in the East. With a 
 
 survey of the three families of language, Semitic, 
 Arian, and Turanian. 2d ed. L.,1M55. 8°. 6413.03 
 
 — LectuiCs on Darwm's philosophy of language. [In Fraser's 
 
 mag,, May, June, July, 1873,] 
 
 iVb(e, — See rephj by G. H, Darwin, in Conterap, rev,, Nov.. 
 1873; and rejoinder by M. MiiUer in v. 4 of his 'Chips,' 
 etc., repr. from Contemp. niag., Jau,, 1875. 
 
 — Lectures on the science of language. 2 v. New 
 
 York, J 862-6.5. 8° 641'2.03 
 
 yote. — For contents see Language (p, 673). 
 
 — Lectures on the science of religion ; with a paper 
 
 on Buddhist nihilism, and a transl. of the 
 Dhammapada or path of virtue. New York, 1872. 
 
 8° 3576.07 
 
 JVoic, — Reviewed in Edin, rev., Apl., 1874. 
 
 — Memories : a story of German love. Tr. by G. P. 
 
 Upton. Chicago, 1875. sq. 18=. . . . 231.19 
 
 — On missions : lecture. New York, 1874. 12°. 3462.03 
 
 — Ou the origin and growth of religion : 1, perception of the 
 
 infinite. [In Contemp, rev,. May, 1878,] 
 
 — On the Stratification of language. L.,186S.8=.6412.2") 
 
 — Sanskrit grammar for beginners. 2d ed., revised. 
 
 London, 1^7 1, 8' 6425.15 
 
 — ed. S.'e Hitopadesa : — Rig Veda. 
 
 See BibI, eacr^i. Jau,. 1877, p. 183-189 (Max Miiller and his 
 Amer. critics, by G. F. Wright). 
 
 Miiller i Johann, prof. Berlin uuiu.) Physiology of the 
 senses, voice, and muscular motion, with the 
 mental faculties. London, 1848. 8°. . . 4318.01 
 
 Miiller ( Joh.ann Heinrich Jacob). Principles of phy- 
 sics anlmetsorology. L,, 1847. 8'. . . 4025,04 
 
 — Mei hiinii^al theory of heat. [Fn Sm, report. 1868] . 393ti,23 
 
 — Rtecent p ogress ill physics. f/»i S.-n. report, 1855-58,] 3936,10 
 MiiUer (Johannes von). History of the world : to 
 
 1783. Tr. by A. H. Everett. 4 v. New York, 
 is 17. 12' 414,07 
 
 Miiller (Julius). Christian doctrine of sin. Tr. by 
 W. Pulrford. 2v. Edin., 18 ".2-53. 8=. . 3576.04 
 
 Miiller (1. M) lutioduction. See Bellows (J,) Outline dic- 
 tion.iiy, etc. 1807 6tll,Ci9 
 
 MiiUer ( L'lieo lor A, H, F, von). See Austin (Sarah). Character- 
 istics of Uoeihe. 1811 3060.14 
 
 MUUer (Wolfgang). Furiosa ; or jiassages from the 
 life of Ludwig von Beethoven. From the Ger- 
 man. C.xmbridge, (/I'd.'/, \]8;;5. 12°. . . 3017,27 
 
 Mullins (J. D.) F.ee libianes and newsrooms : their formation 
 uiul inaiiagemeut. London. 18G9. lO"* :i744.08 
 
 Muloch (Dinah Maiia . Sre Crail! (D. »I.) 
 
 Muireaaii (P^^ Brief historical sketch of the Cath- 
 olic chujdp'oa Long Island. N.Y., 1871.16°. 3151.15 
 
 Multaluli, mgir Sec Dokker (E. D.) 
 
 Mamfojj*(Thomas J. ) Memoir of Samuel Joseph 
 M|^[ 17:17-1871]. Boston, 1873. 16°. . 3117.27 
 
 Mum^Pes, Ctreenh:ll (T.) Art of embalming (1218,14 
 
 -Tj^Brtcriji^ (C) Ou the Gliddon mumiuy-case. [Sm. coiitrib.. 
 
 T^v. 16] 3937,16 
 
 its* Si^e a'.sr} works on Egypt (p. 306), by Kenrick, and by 
 Wi:hLnnon. ' 
 
 Mummies and Moslems. See Warner (C. D.) .... 1077.06 
 
 Mummy (Ruuiauce of the). &e G-autier (T ) 194,17 
 
 Munchausen (Tiavels of baron), SeeRaspe (R, E,) . . 133,01 
 
 Munchausen at Walcheren ; a continuation of the baron's sur- 
 prising travels, [anon.] London. 1811. 16°. . Jn 6091.05 
 
 Monday (Anthony). John a Kent and John a Cum- 
 
 ber ; a comedy. With other tracts. Introd. by 
 J. P. Collier. L.,1851. 8°. [Shakesp. soc ] 1756.47 
 Mundella (Anthony J., b. 1825). What are the conditions on 
 which the commercial and nianufa<'turing supremacy of 
 Great Bi-itiin depend? [/n Statistical soc. Journal, Mi h., 
 1878 ; p. 87-134] 6935,11 
 
 — Binton [R. J) English radical leaders. 1875. . . . 3221.14 
 Mundt(C. M.) ['L. Mulhbach,' ■pseu.d.'\ Erzherzog 
 
 Johann und seine Zeit. 4 v. Berlin, [n. d.] 
 
 16° 7122.01 
 
 1. Andreas Hofer. 2. Erzherzog Johann und Metteruich. 
 
 3. Erzherzog Johann und der Heizog von Reichstadt. 
 
 4. Erzherzog Johann als Reiclisveiweser. 
 
 — Friedrich der Grosse und sein Hof. 4 v. Berlin, 
 
 1868. 12° 7122.05 
 
 1. Friedrich der Grosse und sein Hof. 2-3. Berlin und 
 SansBouci, Oder Fried.rich der Grosse nnd seine Freunde. 
 4. Friedrich der Grosse und seine Geschwister. 
 
 — Kaiser Joseph der Zweite und sein Hof. 3 v.- Ber- 
 
 lin, 1868. 10° 7122.09 
 
 1. Kaiser Joseph und Maria Theresia. 2. Kaiser Joseph 
 und Marie Antoinette. 3. Jiaiser Joseph als Selbstherr- 
 Bclier. 
 
 — Napoleon in Deutschland. 4 v. Berlin, 1868. 
 
 12° 7122.12 
 
 1. Napoleon in Deutscliland. 3. Napoleon und Eonigin 
 
 Louise. 3. Napoleon und Bliicher. 4. Napoleon und der 
 
 "Wiener Congress. 
 jftST For English translations of her novels, see Fiction 
 
 (p. 606). 
 Mundus alter et idem. See Hall (Joseph). Works, v. 30. 3561.10 
 Miindy (G. C. ) Pen and pencil sketches in India, 
 
 1828-29. London, 1858. 8° 1013.10 
 
 Mtmera pulveris. Sa Huskin (John). 1872 6932.10 
 
 Munich. See Countries, etc. {Munich, p. 316). 
 
 Municipalist (The). New York, 18 .8. 12°. .5722.08 
 
 Munitions of war. See Military science [Ordnance andmunitionSf 
 
 p. 778). 
 Munk. See also Monk (p. 785). 
 Muak (Salomon). Palestine : geogr., hist, etarch^ol. 
 
 Paris, 1845. 8°. [Uuivers.] .... 902.23 
 Munroe. See Monroe. 
 Munsell (Charles). Collection of songa of the Amer. 
 
 press and other poems, relating to the art of 
 
 printing. Albany, 1^6S. 16° 1673.27 
 
 Munsell (Joel). Annals of Albany. 10 v. Albany, 1854- 
 
 71. 12° 653.01 
 
 Note.—v. 1-4 are 2d od., 1869-71. 
 
 — Chronology of paper and paper-making. Albany, 
 
 18'.7. 8° 4002.16 
 
 — Collections on the history of Albany to [1 07]. 
 
 v. 1-i. Albany, 18(17. 4° 655.08 
 
 — Every-day book of history and chronology. New 
 
 York, 1858, 8° 411.11 
 
 MuuseU(i?co.O.S.) Psychology. N.Y.,1871.12°.5424.24 
 Munson (James E.) Complete phonographer. New 
 
 York, 1869. 10° 6'31.02 
 
 .Same. New York, 1872. 8° 6 13 1. 02a 
 
 — Dictionary of practical phonography. New York, 
 
 1875. 12°. 0131,15 
 
 Kiinster (George Herbert, cotini). Political sketches 
 
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 Eitgel ( 0'. ) Music of the most ancient n.ations, particu- 
 larly of the Assyrians, Egyptians, and Hebrews. 
 
 187U 1504.19 
 
 Ilalchinson (E.) Music of the Bible. 1864. . 37311.01 
 
 Jii.cox(F.) Bible music. 1872 1562.25. 
 
 Joyce (P. W.) Ancient Irish music. Harmonies by 
 
 J. W. Glover. 1873 1567.02 
 
 Mahaffy {J. P.) Greek music and painting. [In his Rainblea 
 
 and studies in Greece, p. 282-321.] . . . • . .11132.10 
 Nolan (F.] Theoretical music of the Giteeks. [In Royal soc. of 
 
 lit. Trans., V. 2, 1834.] . . . .* 61168.02 
 
 Philological museum, T. 2, 1833 ; p. 434-448 (On ancient Gi eek 
 
 music) 6414.21 
 
 Wackerharlh (F. D.) Music and the Anglo-Saxons. 
 
 1837 1501.14 
 
 0^ Spc also, hclow, under ' History ' the histtiries of 
 
 Burney, Fetis (the most valuable), and Ilawldiis, 
 
 3. Biography and Criticism. 
 
 Adam (A.) Souvenirs d'un musicien. Nouv. id. 
 
 1868 7001.07 
 
 — Demiers souvenirs d'un musicien. 1859. 7001.00 
 
 Barnard (G) The tone masters. Bach and Beetho- 
 ven. 1S71 1501.26 
 
 Same. Handel and Haydn. 1871. . . 
 
 Mozart and Mendelssohn. 1870. . . 1561.24 
 
 Beeihoven (Lwlwirj van). Letters, (1790-1826). Tr. by 
 Lady Wallace. 2 v. N. Y., 1807. 12°. .3017.01 
 
 Burgh {A.) Anecdotes of music, historical and bio- 
 graphical. 3 V. 1814 1561.09 
 
 Burney (C.) Present state of music in France and 
 Italy. 1771 1562.16 
 
 — Present state of music in Germany, the Nether- 
 lands, and United Provinces. 2 V. 1771. 1562.17 
 
 Busby (T.) Concert room and orchestra anecdotes, of 
 music and musicians. 1!S25 1561.05 
 
 CItorley (H. F.) Modem German music. Recollec- 
 tions and criticisms. 2 v. 1854. . . 1564.12 
 
 Crowest {F.) The great tone-poets ; short memoirs of 
 the greater musical composers. 1.^74. . 1561.34 
 
 Erxstcott (R.) Sketches of the origin, progress and ef- 
 fects of music. 1793 1563.24 
 
 Ehlei-t (L.) Letters on music. 1870. . . . 1562.01 
 
 Ella (</.) Musical sketches, abroad and at home. 
 1809 1561.19 
 
 Elkt (Mrs. E. F.) Nouvellettes of the musicians. 
 1851 1561.23 
 
 Oilmore (P. S.) History of the National peace ju- 
 bilee and great musical festival. Boston, June, 
 1869 1565.24 
 
 Haweis (H. R.) Music and morals. 1872. . 156224 
 
 Contents : Music, emotion and morals. 2. Biographical: 
 From Ambrose to Haniel. Handel. Gluck. Haydo. Schu- 
 bert, Chopin. Mozart. Beethoven. Mendelssohn. 3. 
 Instrumental: Violins. Piano-fortea. Bells. Carillons. 
 4. Music in England. 
 
 Hogarth (,0.) Musical history, biography, and criti- 
 cism. 2 V. 1838 .- • • 15*^- 19 
 
 Hueffer (J<!) Richard Wagner and the music of the fu- 
 ture. History and a:sthetics. 1874. . . 1563. '-9 
 HaUahiJ.) Hist, of modern music. 1862. .1562.07 
 Husk ( W. IT. > Account of the musical celebrations 
 on St, Cecilia's day, 16th, 17th, and 18th cen- 
 turies. 1K57 1562.22 
 
 Jubilee days. An illustrated daily record of the hu- 
 morous features of the world's Pe.ace jubilee. 
 With illustrations by A. Hoppin. Bo.ston, 1872. 
 
 fol 1566.19 
 
 Lunn (H. C.) Musings of a musician. 1849. 1.561.22 
 Maretzek (M.) Crotchets and quavers. 1855. 1563.10 
 Ma7-mier (X.) Histoire d'un pauvre musicien. (1770- 
 
 1793.) 7016.27 
 
 J/a.sore (.t.) Musical letters from .abroad. 18-54. 1561.01 
 Moscheles (7. ) Recent music and musicians, as de- 
 scribed in [his] diaries and correspondence, 
 [1794-1870]. Ed. by his wife, and adapted from 
 the German, by A. D. Coleridge. 1873. . 1563.28 
 
 Note. — lueludes incidental notices of Beethoven. Bene- 
 dict, F. David, Jenny Lind, Liszt, Malibiau, Mendelssohn, 
 Nenkomm, J. Uietz, Schindler, Schumann, Soutag, Spohr, 
 Thalberg, and numerous others. 
 
 Musical recollections of the last half-century, [anon. ] 
 
 2v. 1872 1565.25 
 
 Jlfusicai reporter. Jan. -Aug., 1841 1564.10 
 
 Nohl (i. ) Letters of distinguished musicians. 1562.02 
 Perci/ anecdotes, V. 17, 1«23 6211.17 
 
 lu asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giviag the AUTHOR'S NAME, the flrat part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEK.
 
 798 
 
 MUSIC AND MUSICIANS 
 
 Phillips (H. ) Musical and personal recollections dur- 
 ing half a century. 2 V. 1864. . . .1562.11 
 
 Polko(K) Musical sketches. 18fi4. . . .1561.12 
 
 EambUs among the musicians of Germany. lanon.'\ 
 1828 1562.10 
 
 Scudo (P.) Critique et litterature musicales. 2 t. 
 1856-59 1561.15 
 
 Tjrfto-(S.) Musical composers. [U58-1870.] 1561.35 
 Contents, 
 
 Arne, Donizetti. Palestrina. 
 
 Auber. Dunstable. Purcell. 
 
 Bach. Field. Randegger. 
 
 Balfe. Flotow. Eameau. 
 
 Beethoven. Gibbons. Reineclie. 
 
 Bellini. Gluck. Kietz. 
 
 Benedict. Gounod. \ Kossini. 
 
 Bennett. Grotry. Scarlatti. 
 
 Berlioz. Halevy. Schubert. 
 
 Bishop. Hanilel. Schumann. 
 
 Brahma. Haycln. Spohr. 
 
 Bull. Hitler. Spontini. 
 
 Billow. Hummel. Stradella. 
 
 Chernbini. Liszt. Sullivan. 
 
 Chopin. LuUi. Thomas, 
 
 dementi. Macfarren. Verdi. 
 
 Costa. Mendelssohn. Wagner. 
 
 Cramer. Meyerbeer. Weber. 
 
 Croft. Moscheles. Woelfl. 
 
 David. Mozart. 
 
 New German school of music. [In N. A. rev., 
 
 Wagner [R. von). 
 April, 1873.] 
 j^S' See also Dictionaries ; — Histories, below, 
 ££S^ For individual liv^s of eniiueiit musicians and com- 
 posers, see [in Biography, p. 120-'211) Bach ; — Beethoven 
 Chernbini ; — Chopin ; — Donizetti i — Gottschalk ; — Han- 
 del ; — Haydn ; — Liszt ; — Mendelssohn ; — Meyerbeer 
 Moscheles ; — Mozart ; — Paganini ; — Rossini : — Schubert . 
 — Schumann ; — Spohr ; — Wagner ; — Weber. 
 
 4. Chvirch and Sacred Music. 
 
 Buck ( D. ) Illustrations in choir accompaniment, with 
 hints in registration. 1^77 1567.06 
 
 Bushnell (//.l Religious music. [In his Work and play. 1864 ; 
 
 p. 440-462] , . 2514.27 
 
 Cornwall (N.K.) Music : as it was, and is. 1851. 1563.07 
 Eiir/ei (C.) Keflections on church music. 1856. 1563.03 
 Oilman [L.) Memoir of village choir. [In his Contributions to 
 
 literature, la56 ; p. 1-93] 2626.14 
 
 Hastings (T.) History of forty choirs. 1854.1563.08 
 Heioias {J. M.) Hints concerning church music, etc. 
 
 1856 1562.29 
 
 Hood ( 0. ) Hist, of music in New Engl. 1846. 1561.04 
 L^drohe [J. A.) Music of the church, congregational 
 
 and choral. 18:U 1563.21 
 
 Lunn [J. R.) Ecclesiastical music. [In Church and the world, 
 
 1868.] 
 
 ilaso'i (X.) Address on church music. 1827 3.581.26 
 
 Muhlenberg [W. A.) Lecture on congregational singing. [In 
 
 Aw EvaugellTal catholic papers. 1877.] 3578.21 
 
 Willis (R. ti.) Our church music. 1>56. . .1563.27 
 See also Catholic world, v. 10, 1870 ; Aug., 1874 (Church 
 music ; 4 art ); Nov., Dec. 1874 (Chiirth chant vs. church 
 music) ; Coutemp rev., v. 6. 18iJ7 (Cathedral choirs, by W. 
 K. Dickson) ; Diibliu rev., Jan., 1875 (Music aud plain 
 chaut) ; Dublin univ. mag., July, 1874 (Music as an art de- 
 veloped by the church) ; EJ. rev., v. 95, 1852 (Church 
 music); Fortu. rev., v. 8. 18117 (Roman, Anglican and prot. 
 sacred music, by J. M. Capes). 
 e^ See also Hymns (p. 641). 
 
 5. Dictionaries of Masio. 
 
 1. Biographical, Historical, and Technical, 
 
 Orove (0.) 'Dictionary of music and musicians, a.d. 
 
 14.30-1878 1565.34 
 
 Lichtentkal {P. ) Dizionario 6 bibliografia della mu- 
 
 sica. 2 v. 1826 156.5.22 
 
 Moore {J. W.) 'Complete encyclopaedia of music 
 
 18j4. 1664.01 
 
 2. Biographical^ 
 
 Biniflpy (W.) Musical biography ; musical composers 
 and writers of Europe during the last three cen- 
 turies, [aii.w.] 2v. 1814 1565.-J0 
 
 Dictionary of musicians. 2 v. ]8'27. . . . 1563.04 
 
 FHls IF. ,J ) Biographie universelle des musiciens et 
 
 bibliographie generale de la musique. 2e ed. 8 v. 
 
 1868 1565.01 
 
 6. Histories of Music. 
 
 Surney ( C. ) General history of music, from the earli- 
 est ages. 4v. 1776-S9 1566.06 
 
 Busby [T.) General history of music. 2 v. 1819. 16C.1.05 
 
 ChappelHW.) History of music, v. 1. [1874.] 1565.27 
 
 Fitis {F. J.) Histoire generale de la musique depuis 
 
 les temps les plus anciens jusqu' i nos jours. 
 
 V. 1-4. 1869-74 1565.09 
 
 — History of music. 1846 .1562.14 
 
 Hawkins (Sir J.) General history of the science and 
 
 practice of music. 5 v. 1776 1566.(1 
 
 Same. 2 v. 1853. 1565.17 
 
 Hunt (H. G. B.) History of music. 1878 1661.41 
 
 RitleYiF. L.) History of music. lst-2d series. Ib70- 
 
 74 1562.03 
 
 Not£. — A bibliography is appended to the 2d series. 
 SchliUer (J.) General history of music. 1865, 1563.14 
 
 7. Instnunents and Instrumental Music. 
 
 Coussemaker (C. E. H. de\. On the musical instrumenia of the 
 middle ages, [/n Brit. arch, assoc. Journal, v. 1, 2.] 1461.01 
 
 Engel (C.) Musical instruments. 1876. [South Ken- 
 sington museum art handbooks. No. ft.] 1561.37 
 
 Stevens {P.) Report on musical iustrumeuta. [/n United States. 
 Reports of Paris univ. exbib., v. 5. 1867.] .... 3915.09 
 
 yioUet Le Due (E. E.) Instruments ct musique, 750 1550. (M hit 
 
 •Diet, du mobilier frangais, v. 2.] 1316.2S 
 
 US' See also Bells and Bell-ringing (p. 72 ). 
 
 FluU. 
 
 James (W.N.) Word or two on the flute. 1826. 1562.09 
 Vaucanson (/.de). Le mecanismedufliiteur automate. 1738. 4338.03 
 
 Harp. 
 
 Egan(C.) Antiquity and primitive form of the harp. [/» Brit, 
 arch, assoc. Jourual, v. 6.] . . * 1461.06 
 
 Organ. ' 
 
 Bishop (C.K.K.) Noteg,on church organs. 1873. 1564.27 
 Hopkins ( Ji. J. ) The organ, its history, construction, 
 
 and capabilities. 1855 15115. IB 
 
 RimbauU (E. F.) Hew history of the organ. [With Hopkins 
 
 (E. J.) The organ, etc.] 1665.16 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 63, 1856 (2 art.) 
 
 Piano-forte, 
 
 Biinsmead (E. ) History of the piano-forte. 1870. 1563. 19 
 De La Motte (0.) Piano and mus. matter. 1869. 1563.15 
 Spencer (C. C.) Art of playing the piano-forte. 
 
 1853 1561.03 
 
 Taj/;o)-(F.) Primer of pianoforte playing. 1878. 1561.40 
 Wieck ( F. ) Piano and song : how to teach, how to 
 
 learn. 1875 1561.36 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 15, 1866 (Notes of a pianist ; 
 
 3 papers, by L. M. Gottschalk) ; v. 20, 1867 (The piano in 
 
 the U. S., by Jas. Parton). 
 
 Violin and Violoncello. 
 
 Dubourq (0.) The violin : and its most eminent pro- 
 fessors. 1852 15ii-i.l3 
 
 Sandys ( W.) and For.'iter (S. A.) History of the violin, 
 and other instruments played by the bow. 
 1861 1561.21 
 
 Gunn (J.) Theory and practice of fingering the vio- 
 loncello. 2d ed 15il7.U5 
 
 Jousse iJ.) Theory and practice of the violin. 
 
 1811 A. 27. 18 
 
 Sre also Conteuip. rev., Dec 1873 (Old violins, by H. R. 
 HaweiB) ; Lippincott, Sept., 1874 (Violins aud vioUn-play- 
 ers, by Alex. Young). 
 
 8. National Music. 
 
 Clark (R.) Account of the national anthem, entitled, 
 
 'God save the king.' 18-2 ir,62.-21 
 
 Cnnran (M.) National music of Ireland. 1850. 1562.23 
 Dissertation on Scottish music [ With James i. Work«,1825.]l C62.25 
 Engel i C. ) Introduction to the study of national mu- 
 sic 18ii'; . 1564.16 
 
 Xiite.—\ bibllogvaphv of music occupies pp. 370-421. 
 White (R.O.) National hymns. 1861. . .1695.04 
 ."ffe aUn Fraser's mag., v. 68. 1858 (Ancient music of Ire- 
 land) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 18, 1809 (Celtic music) ; North Brit, 
 rev , V. 20. 1853-4 (National niUBic) ; Quar. rev., v. 106, 
 1869, or Littell, 1859, v. 3 (Popular music of the olden time). 
 
 THE BROOKLXN LIBRARY.
 
 MUSIC AND MUSICIANS 
 
 790 
 
 9. Opera. 
 
 Beiiioz (II) A trnvers chants. 18G2. . . . 1561.1-4 
 Brown (J.) Letters on ftie Itiilian opera. 1791. 1561.29 
 CasUl-Bl(ne(N.) Ue I'opura en France. 'Jv. 1826. 1563.25 
 ChoiUy (H. F.) Thirty years' musical recollections. 
 
 [183(1-59]. 2v. 1862 1564.08 
 
 CiayUn (E. C.) Queens of song : memoirs of cele- 
 brated female vocalists. Added, chronological 
 listof operas performed in Europe. 1865. 3265.10 
 ConUnts. * 
 
 Alboni (Marietta), 
 Arnoulii (Siiphie). 
 Billiuuton (EliZ)ibeth). 
 Bordoiii (I'uustina). 
 BJsio (Augii'lina). 
 CamporeKe (Violante). 
 Catalaui (Angelica). 
 Crouoli {Auua Maria). 
 Crnvelli (.Snpbio). 
 Cuzzoiii (Frau.-esca). 
 Damoreau (Laure Cintlile). 
 DevriennWilbelmiua Scbroiler) 
 Epiue (Margarita do 1'}. 
 FalcoD (Coruelie). 
 Fentou (Laviuia, duchess of 
 
 Bolton). 
 Fodor (Josephine Mainville). 
 Gabfielli (Caterina). 
 Garcia vPauliue E. Viardot). 
 Goldscbinidt (Jenny Liud). 
 GraB (Julie Donis). 
 Grasini (Giuseppa). 
 
 Hayes (Catharine). 
 Malibran (Maria Felicita). 
 Mara (Gr-rtnide l£lizabeth). 
 Maupin (Madam''- la). 
 Mingutti (Caterina). 
 Novello (Clara Anustasia). 
 Pasta (Giilditta). 
 Patou (Mary Anne). 
 Persiani (Fanny). 
 •Pii'colomini (Marietta). 
 Pisaroni (Rosamuuda). 
 Pyne (Louisa). 
 Uubinsou (Anastasia, countess 
 
 of FtU'rhorough). 
 Rochoia (Marthe le). 
 St. Hiiberty (Antoinette 
 
 Cecile Clavel). 
 Sontag (Heiiriette). 
 Stepliena (Catherine). 
 Sturace (.^uua Selina). 
 Tietjens -Teresa). 
 Tufts (Eatheriue). 
 
 Grisi (Giulia). 
 
 Dennis (J.) Essay on the Italian opera. [Inkis Select works, v. 1, 
 1718: p. 444-471] 6044.20 
 
 Desarhe.i (N.) Deux si^cles a I'opi^ra (1669-1S68>. 
 Chronique, anecdotique, artistique, excentrique, 
 pittoresque et galante. 1868 1562. Oti 
 
 Edwanh (S.) History ot the opera. 2 v. 1862. 1562.27 
 
 Encadier (M. el L.) Vie et aventures dee cantatrices : 
 precedees des musiciens de I'Empire et suivies 
 de la vie anecdotique de Paganini. 18.")6. 1562.26 
 
 Hogartk (G.) Memoirs of the opera. 2 v. 1838. 1-561,17 
 
 — — Same. [With title] Memoirs of the musical 
 
 drama. 1851 1564.05 
 
 Lumlei/ ( li.) Reminiscences of the opera. 1864. 1564.07 
 Mayuard{lV.) Enterprising impresario. 1867. 15i;4.21 
 Sei a'so Catbolic 'world. Dec. 1871 (Modern opera) ; Con- 
 tem. rev.. June. 1875 (TUe opera, by J. Sully) ; London 
 Boc, April-Aug., 18ii4 : July, Aug.. 1865 ; May-June. 1866 
 (Tbe London opera direi:tors! ; Macmillau. v. 32. 1875 (The 
 opera, by E. Dauureutber) ; Loudon koc, Jan., 1875 (Rise 
 sod fallof opera bouffe, by C. W. Scutt) ; Nut. qu. rev.. 
 V. 13. 18c;6 (Why tbe opera failed in New York) ; v. 3, 1861 
 (Influence of the opera) ; Nat. rev., y. 14, 1862 (Music and 
 the drama). 
 
 ^®- See also Biography and criticism (p. 797), and His- 
 tories (p. 7y8}, 
 
 10, Physics and Physiology of Music. 
 
 Airy (0. B.) On sound and atmospheric vibrations, 
 ■with mathem. elements of music. 18ti8. ^)25.28 
 
 Blaserna (P.) Theory of sound and its relation to 
 music. 1876 1562.31 
 
 Helmluillz ( if. L. F. ) On the sensations of tone as a 
 physiological basis for the theory of music. From 
 the 3d tierman ed., by A. J. Ellis. 1875. 1565. 12 
 
 — Physiological causes of harmony in music. [In his Popular 
 
 lectures, 1873.] 3915.16 
 
 Ta;/l'r(S.) Science of music : physical basis. 1561.32 
 
 — Sound and music : a non-mathematical treatise. 
 
 1873 1562.30 
 
 See aUo Fortn. rev., v. 17. 1872 (Basis of musical sensa- 
 tion, by James Sully) : West, rev., July, 1875 (Physics and 
 Physiology of harmony). 
 ;8S- See also Physics (Sound). 
 
 U. Singiug. 
 
 Eidlah (J.) Music in the house, [n.d.] . . 1562.00 
 
 — Time and tune in elementary school. A ne-sv me- 
 
 thod of teaching vocal music. 1875. . 1561.38 
 Lee {0. J.) The voice : its artistic development, and 
 
 preservation. 1870 1563.20 
 
 Lucius, pnewl. American and Italian cantatrici ; or a 
 
 year in the singing schools of Milan. lanoii.'\ 
 
 1867 1562.08 
 
 Seller (E) The voice in singing. 1868. . .4563.11 
 Sieben(F.) The art of singing. 1872. . .1561,30 
 
 12. Songs : 'Words and Tunes. 
 
 AWn (W. K), Ware (C. P.). and Oarriton ( L. MuR.) 
 Slave songs of the IJnited States. 1867. 1564.04 
 
 .nrmstrmuj (Mrs. M. F.) and Litdlnw (//. W) Hamp- 
 ton and its students. 'With fifty plantation songs 
 arranged by F. P. Fenner. 1674. . . 55i2.l)4 
 
 Brnoman (F. C.) and Dana (C. A). Household book of 
 songs : for four voices. 1872 15t)5.19 
 
 British ( The) minstrel, and musical and literary mis- 
 cellany ; a selection of standard music. . 1567.01 
 
 Cruik (D. M. M.) Songs of our youth. Set to music. 
 1875 1566.20 
 
 Garretion ( F. V. D. ) Carmina Yalensia. College songs, 
 with piano accompaniment 1644.04 
 
 HullahiJ., ed.) The song book: words and tunes. 
 1866 1561.20 
 
 Smitli. (R. A.) The Scotish minstrel, vocal melodies 
 of .Scotland, ancient and modern. 6 v. . 1566.13 
 
 Sky-lark (Tlie) : a choice selection of songs. [Words 
 
 and tunes.] 1825 1561.18 
 
 as- See also Hymns (p. 641). 
 
 JQ^ For songs without music see Poetry {Songs). 
 
 13. Theory and Practice. < 
 
 Banisler (H. C.) Music. 1873 1561.31 
 
 Burrowes (J.F.) Thorough-base primer. Is73. 1563.31 
 Chentbiid (L.) Course of counterpoint and fugue. 
 
 2v. 1837 1564.23 
 
 Crotch (W.) Substance of several courses of lec- 
 tures on music. 1831 1563.23 
 
 Currie {J.) Elements of musical analysis. [1858.]1563.06 
 Fetis (F. J.) Traite complet de la theorie et de la 
 
 pratique de I'harmonie. 1814 1566.10 
 
 Goddiird I J.) Musical development ; spirit of the 
 
 principal musical forms 1563. OS 
 
 Horsley (C.E) Text-book of harmony. 1877. 1561.39 
 Jolinson(A. N.) Instruction in thorough-basa 1565.31 
 
 — Instruction in the art of church music. . 15i-5.32 
 
 — Melodeon, organ, and harmony instruction. 1-565.33 
 MarcetyMrs.J.U.) Conversations on harmony. 1563.22 
 Mm:^ (A. B.) Musical composition. 1^52. . 1564.03 
 Ouseley (Sir F. A. Gore). Treatise on harmony. 2d ed. 
 
 1868 , . , . . 1566.21 
 
 — Ti-eatise on counterpoint, canon, and fugue. 1869. 
 
 — Treatise on musical form and general composition. 
 
 1875 151.6.23 
 
 Relfe (J.) Remarks on the present state of musical instruclion. 
 
 l/n Pamphleteer. V. 12, 1819.] 5068.12 
 
 Bidder (E. F.) Manual of harmony. 1867. . 156). 12 
 Edhner ( G. W.) Practical treatise on musical compo- 
 sition. 1860 156:i.l3 
 
 Saroni (H. ,S.) Musical vade mecum : manual of the 
 
 science of music. 1852 1563.17 
 
 Sechier ( i'. ) Correct order of fundamental harmonies. 
 
 1871 1565.15 
 
 Spencer (C.C.) Practical treatise on music. 1858. 1561.02 
 t>piuola (J. J. de N.) and Nernevil (F. F. A. (,'. de). 
 Grammar of harmony, counterpoint, and musical 
 composition. 2 v. 1851. , . 156.!.16 ; 15S4.25 
 Woldfahrt [H.) Musical composition. 1)S57. . 1513.18 
 S'^e also Westm. rev., Jan.. 1876 (Laws of musical expres- 
 sion) ; Fortn. rev., v. 4, 1866 (The study of music, by L. 
 Sniith) : V. 5. 1866 (Gluck s Ipbif-enia in Taurus, by J. 
 Uullah) ; July 1876 [Some disputed points in music, by £. 
 Guruey). 
 
 14. 'Works of Musical Fiction. 
 
 The best are Conenelo fl75.24], and Countrss of Rudol- 
 stadt [175. 25J, by George Sand, Haydn being iutroilucfd as 
 a charat-ter. MeudelsaoUn i.s supposed to be the bero of 
 Miss Sheppard's Charles Auchester [251. 6UJ. Her other 
 novels, 'Counterparts* [251.61], and ' Humor ' [251,6-2] are 
 also musical. See also 'Compensation' [142.01], and St. 
 Martin's summer [142.02]. by Miss Brewster : * Mozart,' 
 [242.00], by U Rail : ' St. Olaves [244 72]. by E. Tabor ; ' AI- 
 cestis ' [114.26], which introduces Oliick and Faustina 
 Hii>jse ; C. Barnard's no vellettcH 'Camilla' [132.16]: 'Jloiiey 
 and Music" 1132.09]; 'The Soprano' (-221. 92] : 'The lono 
 masters': 'Mozart and Mendelssohn' [1561.24], 'Handel 
 and Haydn '1 1.561.2.'^], and ' l|ich and Beethoven '[1561.26]; 
 Mrs. E. F. KUet's 'NouvelleOes of tbe musicians ' [1561. 23J. 
 
 In asking for books, uh.> lln 
 
 ' Book Or.ler." giving tbe AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the >'UMBER.
 
 800 
 
 MUSHROOMS -MYTHS 
 
 Mushrooms. Sre Agriculture (p. 8) ; also Ed. rev., April 1869. or 
 Littell. 1863, V. I (Edible fungi); Eraser's mag., v. 6a, 1S59 ; 
 p. 78-93. 
 
 Musical recollections of the last half-century, [anon. ] 
 
 2t. London, 1872. 8= 15B5.25 
 
 Musical reporter. Jan. -Aug., 1811. [Boston, 1841.] 
 
 8° 1561.10 
 
 Musical sketches, abroad, aocl at home. Sci Ella (J.) 2 v. 
 
 1869 1501.19 
 
 Musical vade mecum : a manual. .S'ee Saroni (S. H.) 1852. 1563.17 
 
 Musical compuscrs. S-'e Tytler (Sarah). 1875 1561.35 
 
 Musings about men. 5ee Southgate (Henry) 6213.^4 
 
 Musmgsaud prosiugs. &e Bayly (T. H.) 1613.33 
 
 Musings of a musician, ^--e Lunn (H. C.) 2d ed. 1849.1561.22 
 Musings of an invalid. [Essays.) 2d ed. N. V., 1852. 12^ 2537.18 
 Musings over th<^ ' Christian year.' 5^c Yonge (C M.) . 3625.15 
 Muskau {Prince Puckler). iVe PUckler-Muskau. 
 
 Muskingum legends. S't Powers (S.) 2538.28 
 
 Muspratt (J. Sheridan). Chemistry, as applied to 
 the arts and mamif. 2 v. L., 1860. 8°. 4216.18 
 Musset (Louis Charles Alfred de). Comedies ct pro- 
 verbes. 2 v. Paris, 1877. 12°. . . . 7026.2il 
 Contents : v. 1. Andre del Sarto. Lorenzaccio. Lea ca- 
 prices de Marianne. Fantasio. On ne badiue pas avec 
 I'amour. La nuil venitieuue. Barberine. 
 
 2. Le chandelier. II ne faut juier de rien. Un caprice. 
 II faut qii'une porto Boit ouverte ou feimee. Louisun. On 
 ne pent penser a tout. Carmosine. Bettine. 
 
 — Contes. Paris, 1878. 12' 7026.21 
 
 Contents : La uiouche. Pierre et Camille. Mademoiselle 
 Mimi Pinson. Le Secret de Javotte. Le Merle blanc. 
 Lettres aur la litterature. 
 
 — Confession d'un enfant du sifecle. Nouv. ed. Paris, 
 
 1878. 12° 7026.15 
 
 — Mi;langes de litterature et de critique. Paris, 1867. 
 
 12° 7026.14 
 
 Contents : Le tableau d'eglise. Kevuea fantastiques. 
 L'art moderne. Le salon de 1836. Faire sans dire (pro- 
 verbe). Latragedie et .Mile. Ita.hel. Mile. Pauline Garcia. 
 Di^cours de reception a lAcadomie fran^aise. 
 
 — Nouvelles. Paris, 1850. 12°. 7026.25 
 
 — Poesies nouvelles. 1S36-1852. P., 1857. 12°. 7026,23 
 
 — Premieres poesies. 1829-1835. P., 1858. 12°. 7026.22 
 
 — ami Stahl (P. J. ) Voyage ou il tous plaira. 
 
 Paris, [n. d.] 12° 7038.08 
 
 fl®* For lives and cridcul notices of A. de M., 5ec Biography 
 (p. 180) : also Musset (P.) Biography of A. de M., 1877 
 [3126.20]; Oalaxy, June, 1877 (by H. James, .ir); Lippiu. 
 cott's mag,, Oct., 1877 (by Mrs. Wister) ; Temple Bar, N"v., 
 1877 ; Blackwood, Sept., 1876 ; N. A. rev., Sept. -Oct., 1878. 
 
 Musset (Paul de). Biography of Alfred de Musset. 
 Tr. by H. W. Preston. B., 1877. 12°. . 3126.20 
 
 — Don Fa-tutto. New York, 1868. 8". . . .7026.20 
 
 — Le maitre incounu. 2 v. Bruxelles,18.'.3. 18°. 70.6. 1'J 
 
 — L'Esprit mal fait. Suivi de Un mot pour rire. 
 
 Bruxelles et Leipzig, 1841. 18°. . . .7026.18 
 
 — Luietelle. 7e ed. Paris, 1871. 12°. . .7026.21 
 
 Note. — • Lui ' refers to A. de Musset ; • elle,' to George 
 Sand. 
 
 — Puylaurens. [F/-.] Paris, 1856. 12°. . .7026.17 
 Mussey (Beuben Dimond). Health : its friends and 
 
 its foes. Boston, 1862. 12° 4322.10 
 
 Mussulmans. See Mohammedanism. 
 
 Mustard seed. Cook (C. T.) Ltficacy of wliite mustard seed as 
 
 acme. London, 1824. 8°. [/« Pamphleteer, v. a3) 5U58.23 
 Mustard tree. See Journal of sacred lit., v. 3, 1849, p. 269.283 
 
 (On the identification of the mustard tree of scripture, by 
 
 J. F. Royle). 
 
 Mustou (Alexis). The Israel of the Alps : a hist, of 
 the persecutions of the Waldenses. Tr. from the 
 French. 2d ed. London, 1853. 12°. . 3434.01 
 
 Muter (John). Introd. to pharmaceutical and med. 
 chemistry. London, [1874.] 8°. . . . 4216.34 
 
 Mutes. See Deaf and dumb (p. 408). 
 
 Mutiny of the Bounty. See Countries, etc. {Filcairn's Island, 
 p. 359). 
 
 Mutual life insurance company of New York. Fourth annual re- 
 port. New York. 1847. 8° 
 
 Mutual sconrKCS ; hist, drama. See Brigstocke (T.) 1871. 1622. 2G 
 
 My. j8S^ For novels thus bet,'inning, see Fiction (p. 6U7-8). Fur 
 plays, see Plays (Alphabelical anangenvul). 
 
 My Apingi kingdom. Se Du Ohaillu (P.) 1871. . . .1002 04 
 
 My battle for life ; autobiography of a phrenologist. See Goy- 
 der (II. G.) 1857 6431.19 
 
 My beautiful hidy : Ipoem]. &c Woolner (T.) 1864. .1696.17 
 
 My cave life in Vicksburg. By a lady. New York, 
 1864. 12° 643.17 
 
 My clerical friends and their relation to modern 
 thought. New York, 1873. 1;:°. . . .3576.13 
 
 My consulship. See Lester (B. E.) 1853 972.01 
 
 My courtship and its consequences. See Wikoff (Henry). 
 
 1853 3184.21 
 
 My days and nights on the battle-field. By 'Carleton.' See Coi- 
 
 fln (C. C.) 1864 ./ 642.19 
 
 My diary noitu and south. 5ee Russell (W. H.) . . . 641.03 
 My larm of Edgewood. See Mitchell (D. G.) 1863. . . 6122.06 
 
 My feathered friends. See Wood (J. G.) 1858 4812.13 
 
 My friends and acquaintances. See Patmore (P.G.13v.l854 3222.19 
 My life and what shall I do with it ? By an old maid. 
 
 3d ed. London, ISCl. 16° 5824.19 
 
 My life on the plains. 4>e Custer (G. A.) 1874. , . .1134.22 
 
 My miscellanies, i'ee Colhns (W ) 2 v. 1863 2518.16 
 
 My mother's manu*ript. iS'-e Lamartine (A. de). . .3096.32 
 
 My old letters. See Bonar | Henry) 1616.34 
 
 My P.iris. Sec King (Edward). 1868 963.23 
 
 My prisons. See Pellico (Silvio) 3137.00 
 
 My record in rebeldom. See Sanderson (J. M.) 1865. . 644.09 
 
 My recreations, .fte Ford (E. E.) 1K7'2 1641.30 
 
 My schools and school-masters. See Miller (Hugh). . .3123.12 
 
 My shootins box. See Herbert (H. W.) 1S71 4617 19 
 
 My study window. See Lowell (J. U.) 1871 2634.18 
 
 My summer in a garden. S-e Warner (C. D.) 1871. . .6122.16 
 
 My ten rod farm. See Barnard (l,'., jr.) 6122.01 
 
 My two listers. See Judson iil/rs. E. 0.) 3094.17 
 
 My winter garden. See Kingsley (C.) 2534.06 
 
 My witness ; verse. See Winter (Wm.) 1871 1096.26 
 
 Myers (Ernest). The puritans, [poem]. London, 
 1869. 16° 1672.33 
 
 Myers (Frederic W. H.) Lectures on great men. 
 Preface by T. H. Tarlton. L., 1874. 12°. 3257.20 
 
 — Mazzini. [In Fortn. rev., April, May, 1878.] 
 
 — Saint Paul: [poem]. 2d ed. L., 18(18. 16°. 1672.34 
 Myers (H. M. and P. V. N. ) Life and nature under 
 
 the tropics ; among the Andes, and on the Ori- 
 noco, Kio Negro and Amazon. New Y'ork, 1871. 
 1'2° 1163.19 
 
 Myers {Uev. M. H. ) Jewish calendar for ten years. 
 New York, 1869. 8° 3448.24 
 
 Myers (P. V. N. ) Kemains of lost empires : sketches 
 of the ruins of Palmyra, Nineveh, Babylon, and 
 Persepolis, with notes on India and the Cashme- 
 rian Himalayas. Ne-w York, 1875. 8°. . 1015.14 
 
 Myashul (Getfray). Essayes and characters of a 
 prison and jirisoners. Edin., 1821. 16°. 5817.16 
 
 Myrc (John). Instructions for parish priests. Ed. 
 by E. Peacock.- London, Early Eng. Uxtsoc, no. 
 31, 186S. 8° 7913.11 
 
 Myrdhinn. See Merlin. 
 
 Myrick. See Meyrick. 
 
 M3rroure of oure ladye, containing a treatise on di- 
 vine service. Ed. by J. Blunt. London, Kmiy 
 Engl, text soc, 1873. ^° 7914.16 
 
 Myrtle (Minnie), ^5cud. See Johnson (Anna C.) 
 
 Mysteries (^"Cie7i£ religious). See Eleusinian and other myste- 
 ries (p. 440) ; also the following entries, viz.: 
 
 — Bkivalslcy (II. P.) Isis unveiled : a master-key to 
 
 the mysteries of ancient and modern science and 
 theology. 2d ed. 2 v. 1877 3818.21 
 
 — Chambers's papers for the people, v. 10, 1851 (Ancient rites and 
 
 mysteries ; 32 pp.) 2516 05 
 
 — Ilhiqins ( 0. ) AJiacaly psis, an attempt to draw aside 
 
 the veil of the Saitic Isis. v. 1. 1878. . 3sls.23 
 
 — LeskyiJ.P.) Onarkitesymbolism. [/ii At'5 Man's origin, 1868 ; 
 
 p. 295-363.] 6813.16 
 
 — Welby (W.) Mysteries of life, death, and futurity. 
 
 1863 3622.06 
 
 See also Atlantic mo., y. 4. 18.59 : p. 295-303 ; v. 6, 1860 : 
 
 p. 157- ICO (2 art. by H. M. Aldeii). Also Mythology : works 
 
 of Bani'-r ; — Bryant ;—Faber (p. 801); — Occult science; — 
 
 Oracles ;— Phalhc worship. 
 
 Mysteries and miracle plays. See Drama [Mysteries, p. 425). 
 
 Mysteries ; or glimpses of the supernatural. See Elliott (0. W.) 
 
 185'2 3813.40 
 
 Mysterious stranger, or memoirs of H. M. Sixuth. See Bates 
 
 (W.) 1817 3016.01 
 
 Mystery (Philosophy of). See Dendy (W. C.) 3813.06 
 
 Mystery. Holland {E. G.) Essays, 1852 ; p. 107.143. . . 2532.03 
 See also Fortn. rev., Sept., 1868 (Mystery and other viola- 
 tions of relativity, by A. Bain). 
 
 Mystery of life. See Beale (L. S.) 1871 4326.19 
 
 Mystery or life, e(c. See Ruskin (John). ..... .1411.20 
 
 Mystery of matter. See Picton (J. A.) 1873 3584.23 
 
 Mystery of pain. See Hinton (James) 3562.05 ; 3666.29 
 
 Mystic (The). See Bailey (P. J.) 1856 .1614.03 
 
 Mystic London. See Davies (CM.) 3816 47 
 
 Mystical rose ; or Mary of Nazareth. See Hemenway (A. M.) 
 
 1BG5 1645.16 
 
 Mystics and mysticism. See Biblical and religious lit,, (p. 94). 
 
 Myth. Sre Mythology. 
 
 Myth of stone idol : a [metrical) lovo legend of Dakota. See 
 
 Jones (W. P.) . 1662.39 
 
 Myths of the now world. See Brinton (D. G.) 1868. . . 3816.05 
 
 THE BEOOKLYN LIBRARY
 
 MYTHOLOGY. 
 
 801 
 
 AiiRANcEUEST OF SnnprvisioNs.— I. Astronomical Myths— 2. Compondious Manuals.— 3, ComparaliTe Mythology 
 and Origin and Gifrwth of Myths.— 4, Dictionaries of Mytholo^.— 5, Egyptian Mythology.— 6, Fairy Mythology. 
 7, Hindoo and Oriental Mythology. — 8, Norse or Scandinavian Mythology, — 9, Polynesian Mythology. 
 
 1. Astronomical Myths. 
 
 Blake {J, F.) Astronomical myths. 1877. . 4013.20 
 Pluche (A'. A.) History of the heavens ; considered 
 according to the notions of the poets and phi- 
 losophers. 2 V. 1752 401(5.30 
 
 Proctor {IL A.) Myths and marvels in astron. 4017.31 
 Cotisult also Cox's Mythology of Aryan uatious. 
 
 2. Compendious Manuals. 
 
 Bernard (L.) Les mythologies de tons Ics peiiples, 
 
 racontees a la jeunesse. 1869 3811.28 
 
 Bulnnch ( T. ) Age of fable. 1870 143.29 
 
 — Poetry of the age of fable. 18*33. . . . 1633.28 
 C-iirr {T. S.) Manual of classical M. 1846. .3816.31 
 Chambers's papers for the people, v. 6, 1850 (Religion of the 
 
 Greeks) 2516.03 
 
 Cox{G. W.) Manual of mythology. 1868. . 3816.27 
 Gladstont (W. E.) Mythology, o'r the Olympian aystem. [In his 
 
 Juveutus mundi. 1869 ; p. 174-377.] 1555.08 
 
 — Same, coudeueed. [In his Homer, 1878 ; p. 65-94.] . 1652.27 
 
 S':c also his ' Studies on Homer,' v. 2, 1858. . . 1655.03 
 
 Higgins'in {T. W.) The Greek goddesses. [In his Atlantic es- 
 says. 1871 ; p. 269-299.] 2523.28 
 
 Hort ( ir. J.) New Pantheon ; or introd. to mytho- 
 logy. 1863 38 1 G. 32 
 
 Gross {J. B. ) The heathen religion in its popular 
 sjTnbolical development. 1S56. . . . 3816.26 
 
 Jacohi iE.) Dictionnaire mvthologique. Tr. par Th. 
 Bernard. 1863. . . \ 3811.29 
 
 Keighthy (T.) Mvthologv of ancient Greece and Italy. ' 
 1831. . .' . . * 3S17.09 
 
 Murray {A. S.) Manual of mythology: Greek, and i 
 Roman, Norse and old German, Hindoo and 
 Egyptian. 2d ed. 1874 3815.42 
 
 Same. 1873 3815.42 i 
 
 Preller (X.) Les dieus de I'ancienne Borne. Tr. de 
 L. Dietz. 2eed. 1866 3811.27 ', 
 
 Seemann (0.) Mythology of Greece and Rome, with | 
 special reference to its use in art. 1877. 3816.38 , 
 
 Sioll {H. W.) Handbook of the religion and mytho- 
 logy of the Greeks, with a short account of the 
 religious system of the Romans. Tr. by R. B. 
 Paul ; and ed. by T. K. Arnold. 1852. 3816.39 
 
 ^yhiie{a a.) student's mythology. 1870. . 3816.28 
 Note. — Reviewed in Nat. qu. rev., v. 25, 1872. 
 
 Slurries frtrni Mythology, for Children^ 
 
 Oi-aigi€{M. K) Once upon a time. 1876. . 3815.46 
 
 iVo^e.— Stories in simple language of fifteen goda and 
 goddesses. 
 Haioihorne (A'.) Tanglewood tales. 1876. . 212.63 
 
 Contents : Minotaur. Pygmies. Dragon's teeth. Circe's 
 palace. The pomegranate seeds, 'L'he golden fleece. 
 
 — W'onder book for girls and boys 212.66 
 
 Kin/jsley {(_'.) The heroes ; or Greek fairy tales. 221.76 
 
 Contents : Perseus. The Argonauts. Theseus. 
 Priiice of Argolis. lUus. by J. M, Smith. . . 256.35 
 
 3. Comparative Mythology, and Origin 
 and Growth of Myths. 
 
 Banter {A.) Mythology and fables of ancients, ex- 
 plained from history. 4 v. 1739-40. . . 3816.22 
 Contents : v. 1. Fables not mere allegories. Of different 
 theogonies. Of idolatry. Of the oracle.s. sibyls, and other 
 superstitions. Nature of the pagan gods. Of the gods 
 worshipped in eastern countries. 
 
 2. Gods of the Chaldeans, Syrians, and Pheniciaus. Gods 
 of the Greeks, Romans, and other western nations, celestial, 
 aqueoii.s, and terraqueous, 
 
 3. Of the infernal gods, Gods of the Gauls and Ger- 
 mans. The fabulous, or heroic age, 
 
 4. The Argonauts and the golden fleece, and other le- 
 gends. The Trojan war. Sundry fables. Games of the 
 Greeks and Komans. Index v. 1-4. 
 
 Not,;. — Supports the ftistorical theory, according to which 
 all the personages mentioned in mythology were real hu- 
 man b&iugs, and the legends and fables relating to them 
 merely the additions of later times. — Penny Cxclop-t.dia. 
 
 Blackie (J. S.) S:ieniific interpretation of popular myths, with 
 special reference to Greek mythology. [In his Horie Hel- 
 lenicse, 1874.] 2513.23 
 
 Blin/l [K.) Germanic world of gods. [In N. A. rev.. Oct., 1873.] 
 
 — Germanic mythology. [In Contem. rev., March, 1874,] 
 
 BouUlon (P.) 'Musee dea antiques. 3 v. 1811-27. 
 
 fol A.57.13 
 
 T. 1. Divinites. 2. Heros, grecaet romains, 3, Divini- 
 tes, beros, etc., grecs et romaius. 
 
 Brown (B.) Poseidon : a link between Semite, Ham- 
 ite, and Aryan. 1872 3816.3.5 
 
 Brinion (D. G.) Myths of the new world : treatise on 
 the symbolism and mythology of the red race of 
 America. 1868 3816.05 
 
 Bryant {J.) Analysis of ancient mythology. 3d ed. 
 
 6 V. 1807 3817.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1, Radicals, or original mythical names 
 (p. 160). Etymology (p. 161-178), Helladian and other 
 Grecian writer-* {p, 179 231), Of ancient worship as ex- 
 emplified in the names of cities, lakes, and rivers (p, 235- 
 268). Of worship at caverns and upon high places, and of 
 the adoration of fire (p. 269-380). Sun worship. 
 
 2. Phceuix and Phcenices, Cahen or Cohen. Chus. Canaan, 
 and other ancient names. Of seroeut worship (p. 197-219). 
 Of the Cyclopes. Temple rites" Of Metis. Of Ceres. 
 Of some ancient heroes and principal personages. 
 
 3. Of the Deluge, and the Geutile world, and of Arkite 
 
 WOBSbip, 
 
 4. Of the migration and dispersion of nations. Tower 
 of Babel, etc. Of the golden age or age of the Cuthim. 
 The Titanic war. The Egyptian dynasties, 
 
 5- Ionic worship and louah-Helleuic colonies. Other 
 Cutbite colonies in Syria and Cholchis, and in the West. 
 Of the Amazons (p, H0-H6). Antiquities of various ori- 
 ental uatious. ViudicAtion of the Apamean medal. Ob- 
 serv. rel. to various parts of ancient history ; disserta- 
 tions on the wind Euroclydon, and the Island Melite. 
 
 6. Observ. upon the anc. hist, of Egypt ; and of the 
 shepherd kings. Ad.dit. remarks and notes. Index, v. 1-6. 
 
 Kott. — Presents the scriptural theory, according to 
 which all legends are derived from tlie facts contained in 
 the Scriptures, and supports it with a profusion of 
 learned ingenuity aud absurdity. — Penny Cyclop^edia. 
 Bunsen {C. C. J.) Egyptian, Semitic, and Arian traditions con- 
 fronted, and the general result. [In his Egypt's place in 
 
 univ. hist., v, 4, I860: p. 431.476.] 1075.0G 
 
 Chambers's papers for the people, v. 1, 1850 (The myth . , 2516.01 
 
 Cloikl {E. ) The childhood of religions ; birth and 
 
 growth of myths and legends, 1875. . 3ill.21 
 
 Coleridge (ff.) Poetical use of the heathen mythology. [In his 
 
 Essays, v, 1. 1851 : p. 18-40.] 2521.09 
 
 Cox {G. W.) Mythology of the Aryan nations. 2 v. 
 1870. . \ 3817.12 
 
 Contents : v. 1, Origin and development of myths. 
 Greek mythology. Difi"usion of myths. Modem euemer- 
 ism. Greek legends in relation to tribal and national 
 names, Homeric poems. Teutonic epic poems and le- 
 gends of Arthur and of Roland. Etherial heavens ; Dyaua, 
 Varuna and Mitra. India, Brahma. Zeus, Odin, etc.. The 
 light, The dawn. .\theQe, 2. Aphrodite, Here. The eri- 
 nyes. Hellenic sun-gods and heroes, Teutonic sun-goda 
 and heroes. The vivifying sun. Sun-gods of later Hindu 
 mythology. The moon and the stars. The lost treasure : 
 The golden fleece, Helen, Children of the sun. The Tbebau 
 wars. The fire : Agui, Pboroneus and Hestia. Hephaistos 
 and Loki, Prometheus, The lightniug. The winds. The 
 waters, rivers, and fountains. The clouds aud heavens. 
 The earth : Dyonysos, Deiueter, People of the woods and 
 waters. The underworld : Hades, Elysion, The dark- 
 , ness : Vritra and Ahi, etc. The physical struggle spirit- 
 
 ualized. The Semitic and Aryan devil. 
 
 Reviewed in Ed, rev., v. 132. 1870 ; Fraser's mag., v, 76, 
 1867 ; and by W. D. Whitney, in Aw Oriental and linguistic 
 
 studies, 2d s, 1874 6411.16 
 
 Ci'eiizer {G. F,) Religions de I'antiquite', considerees 
 pi-incipalement dans leurs formes symboliques et 
 mythologiques. Tr. de I'allemand, et developpe 
 par J. D. Guigniaut. 4 v. in 12. 1849-51. 38U.16 
 
 A'o^tf.— Supports the allegorical and symbolical, or prif'stly 
 theory. The French trausl. is greatly enriched by the ad- 
 ditions of Guigniaut. 
 Dunlap (S. F.) Vestiges of the spirit history of man. 
 
 1858 \ 3817.18 
 
 Faber{G.S.) *Origin of pagan idolatry. 3 v.1816.3818.08 
 
 Contents : v. 1. General idea of mythology. Of metem- 
 psychosis, and the succession of similar worlds (p. 111- 
 161i. Materialism of the great god and goddess of the 
 pagans. Respecting the mundate aud Arkite egg (p. 175- 
 200). Heathen cosmogonies (p. 201-2801. Garden of Para- 
 dise and Mount Ararat (p. 2H1-391), The Holy White Is- 
 land of the West. The worship of the bull, the lion, aud 
 the eajile. Worship of the serpent. Of sacrificial rites. 
 
 2. The fable of fuur ages. Antediluvian history. Pagan 
 accounts of au unwersal deluge (p. 107-201). Sacred books 
 of all nations. Identity and astronomical chnracter of 
 the great gods of the Gentiles. Of the sun. Human 
 
 101 lu asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER.
 
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 MYTHOLOG-Y 
 
 Msrthology (Comparative). Faher (G. S.), continued. 
 character of the great father, as exbib. in Osiric or Bacchic 
 or Saivic or Brahminical gupei-stition ; aud as exhib. in 
 the Buddhic or Thothic or Hermetic or Samanean theo- 
 logy. Jagan-Nath. Saturn, and Baal. 
 
 3. Identity aud lunari-terrene character of the great 
 goddesses of the Gentiles. The Moon aud earth. The 
 great mother a ship, aud that ship the ark. Hermaphro- 
 ditic unity of the great uuiv. parent. The ancient mys- 
 teries. Concerning the places used by the Pagans for re- 
 ligious worship. Origination of Romance from old my- 
 thologic idolatry (p. 31.5-359). The primeval union of all 
 mankind, and the Tower of Babel. The primeval Iranian 
 empire. The confusion of languages aud dispersion from 
 Babel. The Scythians. The shepherd kings of Egypt. 
 Kesemblance between the ritual law of Moses and the 
 ritual ordinances of the Gentiles. Index, v. 1-3. 
 
 Fiske {J. ) Myths and myth-makers : old tales and su- 
 perstitions interpreted by comparative mytho- 
 logy. 1873 3S13.37 
 
 Freeman [E, A.) Stray thoughts on comparative mythology. [In 
 Fortu. rev., v. 14, 1870.] 
 
 Gale {T.) /n Ais Court of the gentiles. Pt. 1. 1669.. .3554.07 
 
 Gould {S. B.) Curious myths of the middle ages. 
 
 2 V. 1867-08 3616. IG 
 
 iVo^e.— Reviewed in Qu. rev., v. 122. 18G7. 
 
 — Origin of mythology, [hi his Origin of religious belief, pt. 1, 
 
 1869 ; ch. viii.) . 3412.14 
 
 Guhernatis (A.) Zoological mythology. 2 v. 1872.3817.07 
 Contents : v. 1. Preface. Animals of the earth : the cow 
 and the bull. The horse. The ass. The sheep, the ram. 
 and the goat. 2. Animals, coiU\l.: The hog, the wild boar, 
 aud the hedgehog. The dog. The cat, the weasel, the 
 mouse, the mole, the snail, the ichneumon, the scorpion, 
 the ant, the locust, aud the grasshopper. The hare, thS 
 rabbit, the ermine ; aud the beaver. The antelope, the 
 stag, the deer, aud the gazelle. The elephaut. The mon- 
 key and the bear. The fox, the jackal, and the wolf. The 
 lion, tlie tiger, the leopard, the panther, aud the chame- 
 leon. The spider. Animals of the air : birds. Animals 
 of the water : fishes and amphibia. 
 
 Grimm (J. L. ('. ) Deutsche Mythologie. 4e Ausg., 
 
 besorgt von E. H. Meyer, v. 1. 1875. 3818.18 
 
 Note. — Will make 3 volumes when completed. 
 
 Reviewed by T. Wright, iyi A is Essays on lit., etc., v. 1, 
 
 1846.] 2722.20 
 
 Grote (G.) Legendary Greece. [In ftU Hist, of Greece, v. 1, 
 1853.] 424.06 
 
 Heck {J. a.) "Iconographic encyclopajdia, v. 4, 1852, p. 221-384 ; 
 aud Plates, v. 2, div. viii 1475.11 
 
 Herberl {K, lord ; of Ckerhury). Antient religion of the 
 gentiles. 1705 3551.19 
 
 Hunt {L.) Day by the fire ; and other papers, 1870. . . 2532.23 
 
 Contents : Heathen mythology. Fairies. Aeronautics, 
 
 real aud fabulous. Genii. Nymphs of antiquity aud the 
 
 poets. Sireus and mermaids of the poets. Giants, ogres, 
 
 and Cyclops. 
 
 Jonet {Sir W.) On the gods of Greece, Italy, aud India. [In his 
 Works, V. 3, 1807.) 5046.03 
 
 Knight (It T. ) Inquiry into the symbolical language 
 of ancient art and mythology. 1836. . 3817.14 
 Note Repr. from Classical journal, v. 23-27. 
 
 Kavanaijh (M. ) Origin of language and myths. 2 v. 
 1871 6411.12 
 
 Keightley (T.) Fairy mythology. 1850. . . 185.21 
 
 Mackayi.li. W.) Progress of the intellect, as exem- 
 plified in the religious development of the Greeks 
 and Romans. 2 v. 1850 3572.0/ 
 
 Mahaffi) {J. P. ) Prolegomena to ancient history, con- 
 taining : 1. The interpretation of legends and 
 inscriptions. 1871 427.20 
 
 M&ller {Max). Chips from a German workshop, v. 2. 1871 (Essays 
 ou mythology: Comparative mythology; — Folk-lore; — 
 Greek mythology ; — Popular tales from the Norse ; — Tales 
 of the West Highlands ;— Zulu nursery tales) ; — v. 4 (Lec- 
 ture on the migtatiou of fable) 2537.20 : 22 
 
 — Comparative mythology. [In Oxford essays, 1856.] . 2538.20 
 
 — Essai de mythologie comparee. 1859 , . 6414.22 
 
 — Lectures on the science of lauguage. 2d s., 1865 (Mythology 
 
 of the Greeks ; — Jupiter, the supreme Aryan god ; — iMyths 
 of the dawu : — Modern mythology) 6112.04 
 
 — Philosophy of mythology. [In his Introd. to science of reli- 
 
 gion, 1873.) 3576.27 
 
 Note. — Repr. from Coutemp. rev., v. 19, 1872, or Littell, 
 
 1872, V. 1. 
 Ovid. Metamorphoses. ,See author entry in general alphabet. 1675.04 
 Pococke,(E. ) India in Ureece ; or, truth in mvthology. 
 
 1852 '. 1015.18 
 
 Rawlinson [H. C.) On the religion of the Babylonians and Assy- 
 
 riaus. [In Herodotus, by G. Rawlinson, v. 1, 1869 ; p. 476- 
 
 623.] 420.13 
 
 Ruskiii{J.) Queen of the air. K6'J. . . . 2542.23 
 
 Saintine (X B.) La mythologie du Rhin et les contes 
 
 de la Mere-Grand'. lUustres par G. Dore. 7038.03 
 
 Stoddart {Sir J.) Ou the separation *f the early facts of history 
 from fable, [/n /u's Introduction, e/c] 412.24 
 
 Strauss {D. F.) Development of the luythical point of view in 
 relation to the gospel histories. [la his Life of Jesus, 
 1855 ; p. 11-76.) 3422.02 
 
 Taylor {T.\ Mythology of the Greeks. [In Classical journal, 
 V. 23, p. 33 ; V. 24. p. 64.) 2742.23 
 
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 4. Dictionaries of Mythology. 
 
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 1876 437.11 
 
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 8. Norse or Scandinavian Mythology. 
 
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 Drake {N.) In his Literary hour's, v. 3, 1800 ; p. 273-515. 2527.10 
 Keyser (R.) Religion of the northmen. 1834. 3816.12 
 Mallet (P. K) Northern antiquities. 1847.. 542.08 
 Pigolt (G.) Scandinavian mythology. 1839. 3816.11 
 Thorpe (B.) Northern mythology. 3 v. 1851.3812.18 
 Sec also Eraser's mag., v. 55, 1857 (Mythology of Fiuland) ; 
 
 N. s., v. 4 (Traces of Scandinavian auiuial worship) ; Nat. 
 
 qu. rev., V. 12. 1866 (Symbohsm ot the eddas) ; West, rev., 
 
 V. 62, 1864 (Odin religion). 
 fl®* See also Literature {Icelandic, p. 709). 
 
 9. Polynesian Msrthology. 
 
 Ellis (>r.) In his Polynesian researches, v. 1, 1848 ; ch. 8. 1061.10 
 Girt ( IF. ir. ) Myths and songs from the south Pacific. 
 'With preface, by F. Max Miiller. 1876. 3813.46 
 Grey (Sir G.) Polynesian mythology of New Zea- 
 land. 1858 3816.02 
 
 Sec also article in Westm. rev., v. 77, 1862. 
 
 X)®- .See also Biblical aud religious Uteraturc {Varimis religions, p. 100) ;— Mysteries (p. 800) ;— Folk-lore (p. 533|. 
 
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