4fi'^ , ^^\^ LIBRARY OF THE University of California. GIFT OF .n......vi.. S..kcJ5? .ijL. Class .CLO^. AUTHOR LIST OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY, JUNE I, 1902 VOLUME 1. A TO L-. MANCHESTER, N. H. : PRINTED BY THE JOHN B. CLARKE COMPANY. 1904. \> C,X V ^ -i- EXPLANATION. This list is published for use by the public libraries of .the state in borrowing books from the state library. It has been made solely with that object in view. It therefore makes no claim to bibliographic perfection 2.nd examination will show that several of the bibliographic rules have been intentionally disregarded. This list includes all books in the miscellaneous department of the library on June i, 1902. Supplements are to be issued bienni- ally, the first one, covering additions to June i, 1904, appearing in the early fall of the present year. It is hoped that the pul)lication of this list will lead to a more general use of the books in the state libr,' ry by the citizens of the state under the system of loaniig books through the public libra- ries, already established. 167560 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2007 with funding from IVIicrosoft Corporation http://www.archive.org/details/authorlistofnewhOOnewhrich ^TJmiOI?/ LIST OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. A. Modes of instruction in common schools, particularly adapted to summer schools, ed, by L. W. Leonard. Keene, 1844. A., C. L. Sketch of the life of Edward St. Loe Livermore. (In Old residents' hist, assoc. Contrib. 1883. v. 2; p. 74-9I-) ABC pathfinder railway guide, monthly. Sept., 1874-Feb., 1901. no. 417, 543, 633, 691, 703, 705, 707-21, 723-30, 732-34- Bost., 1874- 190 1. ABC pathfinder, shipping and mailing guide for 1897-8. Bost, 1897-8. A. I. C. P. notes, pub. bi-monthly by the New York association for improving the condition of the poor. v. i, no. i, 3-5. N. Y., 1895-6. Note : no. 4-S are the 54th Annual report of the Assoc. 361.2. N536. v. 64. A. L. A. See American library association. A. P. A. See American protective association. Abbadie, James, D. D. Deity of Jesus Christ essential to the Chris- tian religion. Charlestown, 1817. Abbatt, William. Crisis of the Revolution, being the story of Ar- nold and Andre. N. Y., 1899. Abbe, Cleveland. Address; a plea for terrestrial physics. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance of sci. Proceed. 1891. v. 39; p. 65-80.) Mechanics of the earth's atmosphere. Wash., 1893. (In Smithsonian inst. Misc. coll. 1893. v. 34.) Abbot, Abiel, D. D. Discourse delivered before the members of the Portsmouth female asylum, 1807. Ports., 1807. Eulogy on the illustrious life and character of George Wash- ington. Haverhill, 1800. History of Andover from its settlement to 1829. Andover, 1829. Letters written in the interior of Cuba in 1828. Bost., 1829. Abbot, Daniel. Oration delivered at Nashua village, Dunstable, N. H., July, 1803. Amherst, 1803. Abbot, Ethelred. Reading list on history of latter half of 15th century. (In N. Y. (state): Library. Bulletin; bibliography. 1898. no. 9-1 1, p. 273-305.) Abbot, Ezra, D. D. Statement respecting the new catalogues of the college library. (In Harv. univ.: Library. Report 1863. p. 35-68.) Ed. Orme, Rev. William, anon. Memoir of the controversy respecting the three heavenly witnesses. 1866. Ed. Walker, John. Key to the classical pronunciation of Greek, Latin, and Scripture proper names. (In. Worcester, J. E. Dictionary, 1868. p. 1699-1750.) 1 2 AUTHOR LIST. Abbot, Francis EUingwood. Boston tea party. (In Sons of the Revolution in Mass. Register. 1899. p. 65-78.) Abbot, George Maurice. Contributions towards a bibliography of the Civil war in the United States, pt. i. Phil., 1886. Abbot, Brig.-Gen. Henry Larcom. Course of lectures upon the de- fence of the seacoast of the United States. N. Y., 1888. Report upon experiments to develop a system of submarine mines for defending the harbors of the United States. Wash., 188 1. Report upon explorations for a railroad route from the Sacra- mento valley to the Columbia river. Wash., 1855. (In U. S.: War, Dept. of. Explorations and surveys, 1853-6. v. 6, 10.) and Humphreys, Brig.-Gen. Andrew Atkinson. Physics and hydraulics of the Mississippi, a reply to criticisms made by Dr. Hagen. 1878. Report upon the physics and hydraulics of the Mississippi river. 1861. 1867. 1876. Abbot, Rev. Jacob. Sermon delivered Oct., 1810, at the ordination of Rev. J. Crosby. Walpole, 1811. Abbot, Theodore T. To the citizens of Manchester, n. p. 1857. Abbot, Theophilus Capen, D. D. Michigan state agricultural col- lege. (In Mich, pioneer and hist. soc. Coll. 1884. v. 6; p. 115-36.) Abbot academy, Andover (Mass.). Announcement, n. p. n. d. Circular and catalogue, 1892. Andover, 1892. Abbot public library, Marhlehead (Mass.). Annual report of the trustees, 1898-1901. v. 21-3. Marblehead, 1898-1901. Abbott, Abial R. Negro in the war of the Rebellion. (In Loyal Legion of U. S.: 111. commandery. Military essays. 1899. v. 3; p. 373-84-) Abbott, Alson M. Freshman history; or, The first act of the great comedy-drama " '99 in Dartmouth college." Bristol, 1896. Abbott, Arthur Vaughan. Evolution of a switchboard. (In Wise. : Univ. Bulletin; engin. ser. 1896. v. i; p. 68-100.) Abbott, Charles Conrad. Address; evidences of the antiquity of man in eastern North America. (In Amer. Assoc, for the ad- vance of sci. Proceed. 1889. v. 37; p. 293-316.) Abbott, Edward, D. D. Sermon preached in memory of Rev. G. S. Converse, March, 1896. Bost, 1896. Abbott, Evelyn, ed. See Heroes of the nation series. Abbott, Frank Frost. Use of repetition in Latin to secure empha- sis, intensity, and distinctness of impression, n. p. n. d. Abbott, H. C. De S. Chemical study of yucca augustifolia. (In Amer. phil. soc. Trans, new ser. 1890. v. 16; p. 254-84.) Abbott, Herman, M. D. History of Belfast, Me., to 1825; with notes by Joseph Williamson. Belf., 1900. Abbott, Lieut. Horace R. My escape from Belle Isle. Detroit, 1889. (In Loyal legion of U. S.: Mich, commandery. War papers. 1893. v. i. no. 12.) Abbott, Jacob, ed. Abercrombie, John, M. D., 1781-1844. In- quiries concerning the intellectual powers. 1846. Abbott, John Stevens Cabot. History of Maine from the earliest discovery by the Northmen until the present time. Bost., 1875. Ed. '2. Augusta, 1892. Abbott, Josiah Gardner. Argument on the petition of the Boston and Lowell railroad for a union with certain railroads. Bost, 1864. Abbott, Katherine M. South Shore trolley trips, n. p. 1898. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. S Abbott, Katherine M. Trolley trips on a Bay State triangle for 60 sunny days. n. p. 1897. Trolley trips; the historic N. E. coast, Long Island shore, Connecticut valley, n. p. 1899. Abbott, Lyman, D. D. Armenian question. N. Y., 1896. • Ed. Hints for home reading. N. Y., 1883. Abbott, Samuel L., M. D., ed. Boston medical and surgical jour- nal. V. 64-75. 1861-7. Abbott, Samuel W. Past and present conditions of public hygiene and state medicine in the U. S. Bost., 1900. (Monographs on Amer. soc. economics, no. 19.) Abbott, Rev. Stephen Gano. First regiment of New Hampshire volunteers in the great Rebellion. Keene, 1890. Abbott, W. C, M. D., ed. Alkaloidal clinic, v. 3. 1896. Abbott, W. H. Heraldry illustrated. N. Y., 1897- Abbott et. al. v. Bridge et al. Circular concerning the Congrega- tional church property in Dublin, N. H. n. p. n. d. Abeel, David. Journal of a residence in China and the neighbor- ing countries. N. Y., 1836. Abel, Mary Hinman. Sugar as food. Wash., 1899. (/n U. S.: Agric, Dept. of. Farmer's bulletin. 1899. no. 93.) Abercrombie, Elizabeth. Fuller genealogy. Bost., 1897. Abercrombie, John, M. D., 1781-1844. Inquiries concerning the in- tellectual powers. Ed. 2. N. Y., 1832. Hartford, 1833. N. Y., 1833. with additions by Jacob Abbott. Bost., 1846. Pathological and practical researches on disease of the stom- ach. Phil., 1830. 2d Amer. fr. 2d Lond. ed. Phil., 1834. Philosophy of the moral feelings. N. Y., 1833. Abercrombie, John J. Fragment from the Army of the Potomac. (In Loyal legion of U. S. : 111. commandery. Military essays. 1899. V. 3; p. 141-53) Abercrombie, Capt. W. R. Alaska, 1899; Copper river exploring expedition. Wash., 1900. and Glenn, Capt. Edwin F. Reports of explorations in the ter- ritory of Alaska, 1898. 1899. Aberdare, Henry Austin Bruce, ist Baron. Inaugural address. (In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1878. v. 7; p. 384-94.) Aberdeen, Isabel Maria Marjoribanks, Countess of. Address. (In Nat'l council of women of the U. S. Addresses. 1898. p. 1-14.) Aberdeen (Scotland) Public library. Catalogue of the lending de- partment. Aberdeen, 1898. Abernethy, John, 1680-1740. Discourses concerning the being and natural perfections of God. Ed. 4. 2v. Aberdeen, 1778. Abernethy, John, 1764-1831. Surgical and physiological works; fr. the 6th Lond. ed. 2v. Hartf., 1825. Surgical observations. Lond., 1804. Surgical observations on the constitutional origin and treat- ment of local diseases. Phil., 181 1, (In Mass. med. soc. Library of practical med. 1832. V. 2; p. 123-263.) Surgical observations on injuries of the head. Phil., 181 1. Abert, Lieut. James William. Journal from Bent's fort to St. Louis in 1845. n. p. n. d. • Report of his examination of New Mexico in 1846-7. n. p. n. d. Abington, (Mass.) Celebration of the 150th anniversary of the incorporation of Abington. Bost., 1862. About, Edmond Frangois Velentin. Roman question; tr. by H. C. Coape. N. Y., 1859. 4 AUTHOR LIST. Abram, W. Alexander, ed. Rolls of burgesses at the guilds mer- chant of the borough of Preston, 1397-1682. Lond., 1884. (In Record soc. Pub. v. 9.) Academian; pub. monthly by the students of Pembroke academy. V. 1-6; V. 7, no. 2-3; V. 8, no. 2-3; v. 9-21; v. 23-28; v. 29, no. 2-6; V. 30; V. 31, no. I, 3; V. 32-4; V. 27, no. i. Pembroke, 1881-99. Note: v. 21, 24, and 29 have 6 nos. each. Academical and theological institution, New Hampton (AT. H.). See New Hampton literary institution and commercial college. Academical institution at New London (N. H.). See Colby acad- emy. New London (N. H.). Academic royale d'archeologie de Belgique. See Brussels, Acade- mic royale d'archeologie de Belgique. Academy of natural sciences of Philadelphia. Act of incorpora- tion and by-laws, and catalogue of the library. Phil., 1836. Annual reports, 1875, '77, '89, '95. '97-8. Phil., 1875-98. Academy of science of St. Louis. Constitution, list of members, etc. n. p. 1890. Transactions, 1863, '68-93, '98-1901. v. 2, no. i; v. 3-5; v. 6, no. 1-7; V. 8-9; V. 10, no. i-ii; V. II, no. 1-3. St. L., 1863-1901. ed. Washington univ. of St. Louis eclipse party. Total eclipse of the sun, Jan., 1889. 1891. Acadia college. Inaugural address by the president, June, 1851. Halifax, 1851. Acheson, Rev. Stuart. Scotch-Irish in Canada. (In Scotch-Irish soc. of Amer. Annual congress. 1891. v. 3; p. 195-212.) Acker, Finley. Eminent respectability. Phil., 1897. Pen sketches. Phil., 1899. Ackerman, William K. Early Illinois railroads. Chic, 1884. Acland, Sir Henry W. Medical missions in their relation to Ox- ford. Oxf., 1898. Acrelius, Rev. Israel. Founding of New Sweiden. (In Old South leaflets. 1898. v. 4, no. 96.) History of New Sweden; tr. fr. the Swedish by W. M. Rey- nolds. Phil., 1874. (In Penn. hist. soc. Memoirs. 1874. v. 11.) tr. fr. the Swedish by N. Collin. (In N. Y. hist. soc. Coll. 1841. V. 6; p. 401-48.) Acton, William. Complete practical treatise on venereal diseases. Lond., 1841. Acworth (A''. H.). Annual report, 1879-1901. Bradford, 1879-1901. : School district. By-laws, adopted March 28, 1896. Clare- mont, 1896. Adadourian, Rev. Haig. "Dying, and, behold, we live"; obituaries of some Manomet [Plymouth, Mass.] people. Plymouth, 1899. If Jesus came to Manomet. Plymouth, 1898. comp. Manometiana no. 4; a collection of epitaphs of the old Burial Hill, Plymouth. Plymouth, 1899. Proceedings of the i6oth anniversary celebration of the 2d Congregational church in Plymouth, Mass., 1898. Plymouth, 1899. Adae, Capt. Carl A. G. Our military future. (In Loyal legion of U. S.: Ohio commandery. Sketches. 1888. v. i; p. 314-28.) Adam, Alexander. Rudiments of Latin and English grammar; ist Amer. fr. the 5th Eng. ed. Bost., 1799. 4th Amer. fr. the 5th Eng. ed. Bost., 1812. Adam, John J. Early history of Lenawee . county. (In Mich, pioneer and hist. soc. Coll. 1880. v. 2; p. 357-98.) Adams, Mrs. Abigail (Smith). Letters, with an introductory mem- oir by her grandson, C. F. Adams. Ed. 2. 2v. Bost., 1840. Adams, Andrew N. Comp. Descendants of James and William Adams of Londonderry, now Derry, N. H. Rutland, 1894. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 6 Adams, Andrew N., comp. and ed. Genealogical history of Henry- Adams of Braintree, and his descendants, also John Adams of Cambridge, Mass., 1632-1897. Rutland, 1898. History of the town of Fairhaven. Vt. Fair Haven, 1870. Adams, Mrs. Ann. Early days at Red River settlement and Fort Snelling. {In Minn. hist. soc. Coll. 1894. v. 6; p. 75-115.) Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and Herald, Franklin Ernest. About Dartmouth. Brattleboro, 1896. Adams, Brooks. Plutocratic revolution. Bost., 1892. Adams, Chancey, M. D. Insanity in its relation to crime. Cone, 1899- Adams, Rev. Charles. Evangelism in the middle of the 19th cen- tury. Bost, 1851. Funeral discourse occasioned by the death of Rev. A, Med- calf. Cone, 1837. Adams, Charles Baker. Catalogue of the genera and species of recent shells in his collection. Middlebury, 1847. Mollusca, fresh water and land shells of Vermont, n. p. n. d. and Gray, Alonzo. Elements of geology. 1853. Adams, Charles Francis, 1807-86. Address delivered at Amherst before the members of the Social union. Camb., 1875. John Quincy Adams. (In N. E. Hist. gen. soc. Memorial biographies. 1880. v. i; p. 102-35.) Memoir of John Quincy Adams. (In Mass. hist. soc. Pro- ceed. 1880, V. 2; p. 395-410.) ed. Memoirs of John Quincy Adams, comprising portions of his diary from 1795 to 1848. I2v. Phil., 1874-7. Old planters about Boston harbor. (In Mass. hist. soc. Pro- ceed. 1879. V. 16; p. 194-206.) Struggle for neutrality in America. N. Y., 1871. Tribute to William H. Seward. (In Mass. hist. soc. Pro- ceed. 1873. V. 12; p. 296-308.) ed. Adams, Mrs. Abigail (Smith). Letters. 1840. ed. Adams, John, Pres. of U. S. Works. 1856. Adams, Charles Francis, T835. Address. (In Mass. hist. soc. Pro- ceed. 1899. V. 32; p. 55-72.) Address. (In Weymouth (Mass.). Proceedings on the 250th anniversary. 1874. p. 5-69.) Address on the life of Crane. (In Thomas Crane memorial hall, Quincy (Mass.). Address of Adams and proceedings. 1883. P- 3-25.) Antinomianism in the colony of Mass. Bay, 1636-38. Bost.. 1894. (Prince soc. Pub. 1894.) Battle of Bunker Hill from a strategic point of view. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1895. p. 387-98.) Centennial milestone; an address in commemoration of the looth anniversary of the incorporation of Quincy, Mass. Camb., 1892. Charles Francis Adams, by his son. Bost., 1900. (Amer. statesmen.) Church discipline in New England. (In Mass. hist. soc. Pro- ceed. 1891. V. 26; p. 477-516.) College fetich; address delivered before the Harvard chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, June, 1883. Bost, 1883. Ed. 3, with supplementary matter. Bost, 1884. Double anniversary, '76 and '63; a Fourth of July address at Quincy. Bost, 1869. Genesis of the Massachusetts town. Camb., 1892. (^« Mass. hist soc. Proceed. 1892. v. 27; p. 172-214, 411-49.) Historians and historical societies. Camb., 1899. b AUTHOR LIST. Adams, Charles Francis. "Imperialism" and "The tracks of our fore-fathers." Bost., 1899. Journeyman's retrospective; speech at the Harvard alumni dinner, June, 1895. Camb., 1895. Laird, rams. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1900. v. 33; p. 177-97.) Memoir of Hon. Charles Francis Adams. (In Mass. hist, soc. Proceed. 1900. v. 33; p. 198-207.) New departure in the common schools of Quincy. Bost., 1879, Printing of old manuscripts. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1884. V. 20; p. 174-85, 205-9.) Record of the exercises in honor of Rev. Edmund Dowse,. D. D. Sherborn, 1898. Remarks on the membership of the society. (In Mass. hist, soc. Proceed. 1896. v. 30; p. 315-29.) Remarks in announcing the death of E. R. Hoar. (In Mass, hist. soc. Proceed. 1895. v. 29; p. 301-14.) ^ Sifted grain and the grain sifters; an address at the dedica- tion of the building of the State hist. soc. of Wise, Oct., 1900. n. p. 1900. Sir Christopher Gardiner. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1884. V. 20; p. 60-88.) Sir Edward Pakenham and the battle of New Orleans. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1900. v. 33; p. 412-24.) State school supervision. Bost., 1881. ed. Adams, John Quincy, Pres. of U. S. Letters. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1896. v. 30; p. 374-92.) ed. Marshall, John. Diary. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1885. V. 21; p. 148-64.) ■ ed. Morton, Thomas. New English Canaan. 1883. Adams, Charles Kendall. Manual of historical literature. Ed. 3. N. Y., 1889.. Recent historical work in the colleges and universities of Europe and America. (In Amer. hist, assoc. Annual report. 1890. V. i; p. 19-41.) Relations of higher education to national prosperity. Bur- lington, 1876. Some recent discoveries concerning Columbus. (In Amer, hist, assoc. Annual report. 1892. v. 3; p. 87-99.) University ideals. (In 111.: Univ. Proceed, and addresses. 1895. p. 61-93.) Adams, Charles S., ed. Jacksonville (Fla.) auxiliary sanitary asso- ciation. Report. 1889. Adams, D. S., M. D. Differential diagnosis of mammary tumors, Conc, 1879. Essay on carcinoma. Cone, 1878. Adams, Daniel, M. D. Arithmetic. Keene, 1828. Keene, 1831. Keene, 1835- Keene, 1835. Keene, 1837. Keene, 1838. Keene, 1839. Keene, 1841. Keene, 1848. Book-keeping; ed. by J. H. French. Keene, 1849. Geography. Ed. 3. Bost., 1818. Monitorial reader. Keene, 1839. Scholar's arithmetic. Ed. 4. Keene, 1807. Ed. 6. Keene, 1810. Ed. 8. Keene, 1813. NEW hampshihe state library. 7 Adams, Daniel, M. D. Rev. ed. Keene, 1817. Rev. ed. Keene, 1822. Rev. ed. Keene, 1824. Rev. ed. Keene, 1825. Rev. ed. Keene, 1827. Rev. ed. Keene, 1829. Adams, E. A. and Co. Adams cable codex. Ed. 7. Bost., 1894. Adams, E. G., ed. Adams, Rev. John. Life of "Reformation" John Adams. 1853. Adams, Ebenezer, ed. Pike, Nicholas. New and complete system of arithmetic. 1797- Adams, Edward F. Modern farmer in his business relations. San Fran., 1899. Adams, Rev. Ezra. Eastman. Temple and the throne. Phil., 1861. Symbols of thought. Phil, 1862. Adams, Francis, M. D., ed. and tr. Aretaeus, Cappadox. 'Aretaiou Kappadokou ta sozomena. 1856. tr. Hippocrates. Genuine works. 1849. tr. Paulus, jEgineta. Seven books of Paulus. ^gineta. 1844-7. Adams, Lieut. Francis A. Transgressors, a story of a great sin. Phil., 1900. Who rules America? N. Y., 1899. Adams, Frank D. Ueber das Norian oder ober-Laurentian von Canada. Stuttg., 1893. Adams, Frederick A. Arithmetic. Lowell, 1848. Adams, George, pub. Manchester directory. 1856. cd. Massachusetts register and year-book, 1852-7. puh. New England business directory. 1856. Adams, George Burton. Influence of the American revolution on England's government of her colonies. (/« Amer. hist, assoc. Annual report. 1897. v. 8; pt. i; p. 373-89) Origin and results of the imperial federation movement in England. {In Wise, state hist. soc. Proceed. 1899. v. 46; p. 93-116.) Adams, George C, D. D. Opportunity for the Holy Spirit. Bost., 1899. {In A. B. C. F. M. Addresses. 1879-99.) Adams, George E. Development of national character. Chic, 1899. {In Bradley poly. inst. Convocation address. 1899.) McKinley and Bryan and their paramount issues, n. p. 1900. McKinley and Bryan, principles and men. n. p. 1900. Twentieth century American. Champ., 1899. {In 111.: Univ. Commencement address, 1899.) Adams, George H. Trusts and the civil code. N. Y., 1888. Adams, Rev. George M. Historical discourse at the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the North church, Portsmouth, N. H., July, 1871. Ports., 1871. Adams, Hannah. Abridgment of the History of New England. Ed. 2. Bost., 1807. Summary history of New England. Dedham, 1799. Adams, Henry. Albert Gallatin. {In N. E. hist. gen. soc. Memo- rial biographies. 1880. v. i; p. 203-12.) Historical essays. N. Y., 1891. History of the United States. 9v. N. Y., 1889-91. John Randolph. Ed. 10. Bost., 1887. (Amer. statesmen.) Adams, Henry Carter. Economics and jurisprudence. {In Eco- nomic studies. 1897. V. 2; p. 7-48.) Interpretation of the social movements of our time. Camb., 1895. {In Church social union. Pub. Ser. B. no. 2.) Relation of the state to industrial action. {In Amer. econ. assoc. Pub. 1886. V. i; no. 6, 85p.) 8 AUTHOR LIST. Adams, Henry Carter. Report on transportation business in the United States; pt. i, Transportation by land. Wash., 1895. (U. S. : Census, nth, 1890. Report.) Some recent results in railway statistics in the U. S. (In Amer. statistical assoc. Pub. 1893. v. 3. no. 24, p. 501-12.) Taxation in the United States, 1789-1816. Bait., 1884. (/« Johns Hopkins univ. studies, v. 2. no. 5-6.) Adams, Henry K. Centennial history of St. Albans, Vt. St. Alb., 1889. Adams, Henry W. Geographical assistant. Middletown, 1840. Adams, Rev. Henry W. Christ's kingdom; a sermon delivered at the dedication of the M. E. church at Great Falls, N. H., Sept. 14, 1845. Wore, 1845. Endless future punishment. Newbury, 1843. Adams, Herbert Baxter. Abbe Brasseur de Bourbourg. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1891. p. 274-90.) Chautauqua, a social and educational study. (In U. S. : Educa- tion, Bureau of. Report for 1894-5. v. i, 1896. p. 977-1077.) Church and popular education. Bait., 1900. (In Johns Hop- kins univ. Studies, v. 18. no. 8-9.) College of William and Mary. Wash., 1887. (In U. S.: Edu- cation, Bureau of. Circular of information, no. i.) Encouragement of higher education. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Notes. 1889. no. 3. 22p.) Germanic origin of New England towns. Bait, 1883. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies. 1883. v. i. no. 2.) Higher education of the people. (In Wise, state hist. soc. Proceed. 1891. v. 38; p. 68-96.) Is history past politics? (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies. 1895. V. 13; p. 67-81.) Jared Sparks and Alexis de Tocqueville. Bait, 1898. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies, v. 16, no. 12.) Maryland's influence in founding a national commonwealth. Bait, 1877. (In Md. hist soc. Pub. 1877. no. 11.) Maryland's influence upon land cessions to the U. S. Bait, 1885. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies, v. 3. no. i.) ed., anon. Memorial of Nathaniel Holmes Morison. Bait, 1892. Methods of historical study. Bait, 1884. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies, v. 2. no. 1-2.) Norman constables in America. Bait, 1883. (In Johns Hop- kins univ. Studies, v. i. no. 8.) Notes on the literature of charities. Bait, 1887. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies, v. 5. no. 8.) Public educational work in Baltimore. Bait, 1899. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies, v. 17. no. 12.) Saxon tithing-men in America. Bait, 1883. (In Johns Hop- kins univ. Studies, v. i. no. 4.) Seminary libraries and university extension. Bait, 1887. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies, v. 5. no. 11.) Sketch of Haym Salomon. (In Amer. Jewish hist soc. Pub. 1893. V. 2; p. 5-19.) Study and teaching of history. Richmond, 1898. Study of history in American colleges and universities. Wash., 1887. (In U. S.: Education, Bureau of. Circular of information. 1887. no. 2.) Summer schools and university extension. (In Butler, N. M., ed. Monographs. 1900. v. 2; p. 821-64.) Teaching of history. (In Amer. hist assoc. Annual report 1897. V. 8; pt. i; p. 243-63.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 9 Adams, Herbert Baxter. Thomas Jefferson and the University of Virginia. Wash., 1888. (In U. S.: Education, Bureau of. Cir- cular of information. 1888; no. i.) Tithingmen. {In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1881. p. 398- 420.) Village communities of Cape Ann and Salem. Bait, 1883. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies, v. i. no. 9-10) Work among workingmen in Baltimore. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Notes. 1889. no. 6. up.) ed. Johns Hopkins University. Studies in historical and political science. 1883-1900. , Vincent, John Martin, and Scaife, Walter Bell. Seminary notes on recent historical literature. Bait., 1890. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies, v. 8. no. 11-12.) afid Wood, Henry. Columbus and his discovery of America. Bait.. 1892. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies, v. 10. no. 10- II.) Adams, J., M. D., ed. Medical and physical journal, v. 20-2. 1808-9. Adams, J. G., D. D. Universalist church. Bost., 1877. Adams, J. S. Florida, its climate, soil, and productions. Jackson- ville, 1869. Adams, James M. Pioneering in Cuba. Cone, 1901. Adams, James O., ed. Dearborn, John J., comp. History of Salis- bury, N. H. 1890. puh. Directory for the city of Manchester. 1846. Adams, James O., Secy. See New Hampshire: Agriculture, Board of. Adams, Rev. Jasper. On the relation subsisting between the board of trustees and faculty of a university. (In Amer. inst. of in- struction. Lectures. 1838. p. 141-58.) Adams, John. Herbartian psychology applied to education. Bost., 1898. Adams, John, Pres. of U. S. Autobiography. (In his Works. 1856. V. 2; p. 503-42. V. 3; p. 1-93) Boston massacre, ist day's speech in defence of the British soldiers accused of murdering Attucks, Gray, and others in the Boston riot of 1770. (In Brewer, D. J., ed. World's best ora- tions. 1899. V. i; p. 45-63.) Correspondence originally published in the Boston patriot. 2v. Bost., 1809. Note : Wanting v. 2. Defence of- the constitutions of government of the United States of America. 3v. Lond., 1787. Ed. 3. 3v. Phil., 1797. Diaries. (In his Works. 1856. v. 2; 442p. v. 3; p. 94-424.) Discourses on Davila. Bost., 1805. 1856. Letters addressed to the inhabitants of the colony of Massa chusetts Bay from Jan. 23 to Apr. 17, 1775. (In Novanglus and Massachusettensis. 1819. p. 9-139.) Letters to William Tudor and others. (In Novanglus and Massachusettensis. 1819. p. 229-312.) Works, with a life of the author by his grandson, C. F. Adams. lov. Bost., 1856. and Adams, Samuel. Four letters. (In Adams, John, Pres. of U. S. Works: 1856. V. 6; p. 405-42.) and Brattle, William. Independence of the judiciary. (In Adams, John, Pres. of U. S. Works. 1856. v. 3.) and Cunningham, William. Correspondence. Bost, 1823. and Warren, Mrs. Mercy (Otis). Correspondence relating to her history of the American Revolution. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1878. V. 44; P- 31S-91.) 10 AUTHOR LIST. Adams, John, and Winthrop, John, 1714-79. Correspondence. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1878. v. 44; p. 287-313.) Adams, Rev. John. Life of "Reformation" John Adams; ed. by E. G. Adams. 2v. Bost., 1853. Note: Wanting v. 2. Adams, John G. Memoir of John Moore. Bost., 1856. Adams, Capt. John G. B. Sunshine and shadows of army life. (In Loyal legion of U. S.: Mass. commandery. Civil war papers. 1900. V. 2; p. 447-63.) Adams, John Quincy. Pres. of U. S. Address to his constituents, Sept., 1842. Bost., 1842. Appeal to the mechanics and laboring men of N. E, Bost., 1870. Defence of Gen. Jackson's conduct in the Seminole war. n. p; n. d. — — Duplicate letters; the fisheries and the Mississippi. Wash., 1822. Jubilee of the constitution. N. Y., 1839. Lectures on rhetoric and oratory. 2v. Camb., 1810. Letter to H. G. Otis in reply to Timothy Pickering. N, Y., 1808. n. p. 1808. Letters; ed. by C. F. Adams. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1896. y. 30; p. 374-92.) Oration at Plymouth in commemoration of the landing of the Pilgrims. (In Brewer, D. J., ed. World's best orations. 1899. V. i; p. 65-79.) Oration on the life and character of Lafayette. Wash., 1835. Wash., 1835. and others. Correspondence between Adams and several citi- zens of Mass. concerning the charge of a design to dissolve the Union said to have existed in that state. Ed. 2. Bost., 1829. Adams, Rev. John W. Centennarj'- of organized Methodism. Exe- ter, 1885. In memory of D. A. Mack. Newport, 1884. In memory of Chaplain D. A. Mack. Newport, 1884. (Bound with N. H. orphans' home. Annual report. 1875-94.) Lessons drawn from the present temperance revival. Exeter, 1886. Memorial address on J. A. Garfield. Newport, 1881. National thanksgiving sermon preached Dec. 7, 1865. Manch.,. 1866. Adams, Rev. Moses N. Sioux outbreak in the year 1862. (In Minn. hist. soc. Coll. 1901. V. 9; p. 431-52.) Adams, Myron W. and Kimball, Edward L. Class report of the secretaries, class of '81, Dartmouth college; 1883-7, '91-7. v. p. 1883-97. Ten years' record of the class of 1881; 1881-1891. Atlanta, 1891. Adams, Nathaniel. Annals of Portsmouth. Portsmouth, 1825. Adams, Nehemiah, D. D. Power of Christian gratitude. Bost.,. 1855. (In A. B. C. F. M. Addresses. 1847-60.) Reasonableness of future endless punishment. Bost., 1858. Sermon occasioned by the death of W. J. Armstrong. Bost.,^ 1846. Sermon on Daniel Webster. Bost, 1852, (In eulogies of Webster, no. 31.) Ed. 2. Bost., 1852. (In eulogies of Webster, no. 4.) Adams, Reformation John, see Adams, Rev. John. Adams, Robert N., D. D. Battle and capture of Atlanta. (In Loyal legion of U. S. : Minn, commandery. Glimpses. 1898. v. 4; p. 144-63.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 11 Adams, Robert N., D. D. Campaign for Atlanta. {In Loyal legion of U. S.: Minn, commandery. Glimpses. 1898. v. 4; p. 176-87.) Adams, Samuel. American independence. {In Brewer, D. J., ed. , World's best orations. 1899. v. i; p. 94-109.) and Adams, John, Pres. of U. S. Four letters. 1856. Adams, Capt. Samuel. Communication relative to the exploration of the Colorado river and its tributaries. Wash., 1867 (?) Adams, Seymour Webster, D. D. Memoirs of Rev. Nathaniel Ken- drick and Silas N. Kendrick. Phil., i860. Adams, William, D. D. 1807-80. Christianity and civil govern- ment N. Y., 1851. Christianity designed for the world and the world designed for Christianity. Bost, 1841. {In A. B. C. F. M. Addresses. 1847-60.) Adams, William, M. D. 1820- Subcutaneous surgery. Wash., 1877. {In Smithsonian inst. Misc. coll. 1878. v. 15.) Adams, William Henry Davenport. England at war. 2v. Lond., 1886. Adams, William Taylor. Spelling-book for advanced classes. Bost, 1863. Adams, Z. Boylston. In the wilderness. {In Loyal legion of the U. S.: Mass. commandery. Civil war papers. 1900. v. 2; p. 373-99) Adams, Rev. Zabdial. Duty and necessity of people's praying for their ministers. Bost., 1788. Sermon preached before John Hancock, the council and sen- ate of Mass., May, 1782. Bost, 1782. Adams, Sampson & Co., pub. Boston directory. 1859-65. pub. Manchester directory. 1858-64. ed. Massachusetts register. 1858-62. pub. New England business directory. 1860-65. Adams (Mass.). First records of the town. Worcester, 1892. (New England town series, no. 2.) Adams academy, Quincy {Mass.). Catalogue. 1896-97. Bost., 1897. Adams female academy, Derry {N. H.). Catalogue, 1824-6, 'z^, '35-7. '42, '53, '^3, '64- V. p. 1824-64. Order of the annual examination of the classes, Oct. 23, 1837, n. p. 1837. Adams nervine asylum. Adams nervine asylum, 1895. "• P- n. d. Annual report of the managers, 1882-83, '85-1901. v. 5, 6, 8-24. Bost, 1883-1901. Addeman, Capt. Joshua M. Reminiscences of two years with the colored troops. Prov., 1880. {In R. L soldiers and sailors hist soc. Personal narratives. 1880. v. 2.) Addey, Markinfield. "Stonewall Jackson." N. Y., 1863. Addis, Wellford. Bibliography of legal education. {In U. S.: Ed- ucation, Bureau of. Report for 1890-1. v. i. 1894. p. 565-78.) Colleges endowed by Congress for the benefit of agriculture and the mechanic arts. {In U. S.: Education, Bureau of. Re- port for 1895-6. V. 2. 1897. p. 1243-97.) Comparative diagrams illustrating the statistics of profes- sional education during the decade, 1880-90. {In U. S.: Educa- tion, Bureau of. Report for 1889-90. v. 2. 1893. p. 837-73.) Curricula of professional schools. {In U. S.: Education, Bu- reau of. Report for 1889-90. v. 2. 1893. p. 875-1020.) Curriculum of the land-grant colleges. {In U. 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Some recent contributions of biology, sociology, and metal- lurgy to the curriculum of colleges endowed by the federal gov- ernment for the benefit of agriculture and the mechanic arts. (In U. S.: Education, Bureau of. Report for 1896-7. v. i. 1898. p. 923-1080.) Teaching force of New England from 1866 to 1888. (In U. S. : Education, Bureau of. Report for 1888-9. v. i. 1891. p. 319-46.) Technological instruction in the land-grant colleges. (In U. S.: Education, Bureau of. Report for 1894-5. v. 2. 1896. p. 1189-1210.) Addison, Joseph. Works, collected by Mr. Tickell. 6v. Lond., 1804. and others. Anon. Spectator. Ed. 11. 8v. Lond., 1733. Addison, Thomas, M. D. Collection of the published writings; ed. by Dr. Wilks and Dr. Daldy. Lond., 1868. Adelbert college of Western reserve university. Catalogue, 1895-6. Cleveland, 1895. Adirondack company. Position, property, and resources. N. Y., 1864. Adler, Cyrus. Shofar, its use and origin. (In U. S.: National museum. Proceed. 1894. v. 16; p. 287-301.) Trial of Jorge de Almeida by the inquisition in Mexico. (In Amer. Jewish hist. soc. Pub. 1895. v. 4; p. 29-79.) ed. Fergusson, David, tr. Trial of Gabriel de Granada by the inquisition in Mexico, 1642-45. (In Amer. Jewish hist. soc. Pub. 1899. V. 7. I34P.) Adler, Felix. Moral instruction of children. N. Y., 1895. (Inter- national education ser. no. 21.) Adorna, Catharine (Fieschi). See Catharine of Genoa, saint. Adrain, Robert. Investigation of the figure of the earth. (In Amer. phil. soc. Trans. 1818. New ser. v. i; p. 119-35.) Research concerning the mean diameter of the earth. (In Amer. phil. soc. Trans. 1818. New ser. v. i; p. 353-65.) Adrian (Mich.) : Education, Board of. Annual report. 1885. Adrian, 1885. 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Alcott, William Alexander, M. D. Vegetable diet. Ed. 2. N. Y., 1849. . , . Young wife; or, Duties of woman in the marriage relation. Bost., 1848. Alden, Edmund Kimball. Dismemberment of the Turkish empire. {In Amer. hist, assoc. Annual report. 1896. v. 7; p. 499-511.) Mountains and history. {In Amer. hist, assoc. Annual re- port. 1895. V. 6; p. 519-29) Sermon preached on the 250th anniversary of the Congrega- tional church at Edgartown, Mass. Edgartown, 1892. World's representative assemblies of today. Bait., 1893. {In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies. 1893. v. 11; no. 2.) Alden, Edward, ed. Mitchell, Nahugi. Mitchell's history of Bridgewater, Mass. 1897. Alden, George Henry. New governments west of the Alleghanies before 1780. {In Wise: Univ. Bulletin, Hist. ser. 1897. v. 2; p. I -74-) Alden, Henry Mills, and Guernsey, Alfred H. Harper's pictorial history of the Civil war. 1866-8. Alden, Rev. Timothy. Account of the captivity of Hugh Gibson among the Delaware Indians. {In Mass. hist. soc. 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Legal and constitutional powers of civil gov- ernment in relation to education. Bost., 1878. (In Amer. inst of instruction. Lectures. 1877. p. 59- 85.) Lemuel Shaw. (In N. E. hist. gen. soc. Memorial biog- raphies. 1885. V. 4; p. 230-47.) Massachusetts and Maine, their union and separation. {In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1878. p. 43-64-) Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. From Ponkapog to Pesth. Bost, 1897. Marjorie Daw and other stories. Bost, 1897. Old town by the sea. Bost, 1893. (In his From Ponkapog to Pesth. 1897. p. I75-273-) Poems. 2v. Bost., 1897. comp. Anon. Poets' tributes to Garfield. Camb., 1882. Prudence Palfrey, and A Rivermouth romance. Bost, 1897. Queen of Sheba, and My cousin the colonel. Bost, 1897. Stillwater tragedy. Bost, 1897. Story of a bad boy, The little violinist, and other sketches. Bost, 1897. and Oliphant, Mrs. Margaret Oliphant (Wilson). Second son. 1888. Aldrich, Truman H. Preliminary report upon the tertiary fossils of Ala. and Miss. (In Ala.: Geological survey. 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South. N. Y., 1894. (Amer. church hist ser. v. 11.) Alexander, James W., D. D. Character of Jesus Christ. (In Lec- tures on the evidences of Christianity. 1853. p. 193-21 1.) Alexander, John Henry. Report on the standards of weight and measure for Maryland. Bait, 1845. and Ducatel, J. P. Report on the projected survey of the state of Maryland. 1834. Alexander, Mrs. Sally (Kennedy). Sketch of the life of Maj. An- drew Ellicott. (In Columbia hist. soc. Records, v. 2; p. 157- 202.) Alexander, Stephen. Address at the laying of the corner stone of the astronomical observatory of the College of New Jersey, June, 1866. Newark, 1867. Statement and exposition of certain harmonies of the solar system. Wash., 1875. (/« Smithsonian inst Contrib. to knowledge. 1876. v. 21.) 20 AUTHOR LIST. Alexander, W. T., M. D., tr. Lewin, Lewis, M. D. Incidental effects of drugs. 1882. Alexander, William, ist earl of Stirling, 1567 (?)-i640, see Stirling, William Alexander, ist earl of. Alexander, Maj.-Gen. 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Alfred, 1896-98. Alfriend, Frank H. Life of Jefferson Davis. Cine, 1868. Alger, A. L., tr. Martin, Bon Louis Henri. Popular history of France. 1877. Alger, Arthur M. Biographical sketch of Samuel White. {In Old col. hist. soc. Coll. 1879. v. i; p. 13-22.) Alger, Rev. William Rounseville. Genius and posture of America. Ed. 2. Bost, 1857. ed., Martineau, James, D. D. Studies of Christianity. 1891. Algonquin, semi-monthly, v. 1-2. n. p. 1899-1900. Note : issued only during camping season. Alienist and neurologist, a quarterly journal; ed. by C. H. Hughes. V. 5, no. 1-3; V. 6, no. 2, 4; v. 7, no. 4; v. 8; v. 9, no. 3; v. 10, no. 2-4; v. II, no. 1-3; v. 12, no. 3; v. 13, no. 2-4; v. 17-19; v. 20, no. 1-2. St. Louis, 1883-99. Alison, Rev. Archibald. Sermons; 3d Amer. ed. Georgetown, 1815. Alison, Sir Archibald. History of Europe from the commence- ment of the French revolution in 1789 to the restoration of the Bourbons in 1815. Ed. 2-6. lov. Edin., 1843-4. Alkaloidal clinic, a monthly journal devoted to accuracy in thera- peutics. V. I, no. 1-2, 12; V. 2, no. 4-12; v. 3; v. 4, no. i, 4, 6-12; V. 5-7. Chic, 1894-1900. All Saints' hospital, Kansas City {Mo.). Annual report, v. 2. Kan- sas City, 1887. Allan, Maj.-Gen. A. Stewart. Historical notices of the family of Margaret of Logy, second queen of David, the second king of Scots. {In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1878. v. 7; p. 330-61.) Allan, Robert. Treatise on the operation of lithotomy. Edin., 1808. Allan, William. Life and work of John McDonogh. Bait., n. d. AUbutt, T. Clifford, M. D. On visceral neuroses. Phil., 1884. Allegheny City (Penn.): Controllers, board of. Annual report, 1883. V. 29. Pittsburgh, 1883. Allegheny county bar association. Officers, members, n. p. 1890. Alleine, Rev. Joseph. Alarm to unconverted sinners. Lond., 1763. Hanover, 1816. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 21 Allen, Alexander Viets Griswold, D. D. Anniversary of Melanch- thon's birth. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1897. v. 31; p. 257-67.) Life and letters of Phillips Brooks. 2v. N. Y., 1900. Allen, Alfred H. Commercial organic analysis. Ed. 2-3. v. 1-4. Phil., 1892-1900. Note : v. 1-2 ed. by Henry Leffman. Allen, Andrew Hussey. Historical archives of the U. S. depart- ment of state. (In Amer. hist, assoc. Annual report. 1895. V. 6; p. 281-98.) Allen, Catherine. Biographical sketch of Daniel Fraser of the Shaker community of Mt. Lebanon, N. Y. Alb., 1890. Allen, Charles. Argument in behalf of the petition of J. S. Cabot and others for an independent railroad between Salem and Lowell. Bost., 1848. Speech, Nov. 5, 1853. n. p. 1853. Allen, Rev. Charles Adames. Lessons in religion. Bost., 1893. Allen, Charles E. Rev. Jacob Bailey, his character and works, n. p. 1895- Rev. Jacob Bailey; missionary of Church of England on the Kennebec river, 1760-79. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1896. v. 17; p. 225-54) Some Huguenot and other early settlers in the present town of Dresden. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1892. v. 13; p. 351-79.) Allen, Charles F., D. D. William Allen. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 189 1. V. 12; p. 377-90.) Allen, Maj. Charles J. Some account of operations against Mo- bile. (In Loyal legion of U. S. : Minn, commandery. Glimpses. 1887. V. i; p. 60-88.) Allen, D. H., D. D. July 4th, 1761; an historical discourse in com- memoration of the looth anniversary of the charter of Lebanon, N. H. Bost, 1862. Allen, E., pub. Illustrated hand book of Charnwood forest. Not- tingham, 1857. Allen, Edward A., ed. Brewer, David Josiah, ed. World's best orations. 1899. Allen, Edward Ellis. Department for the blind in free libraries. Phil., 1899. (In Penn. lib. club. Occasional papers, no. 9.) Education of defectives. (In Butler, N. M., ed. Monographs. 1900. V. 2; p. 769-819.) Allen, Edwin West. Feeding of farm animals. Wash., 1895. (In U. S. : Agric, dept. of. Farmers' bulletin, 1895. no. 22.) Leguminous plants for green manuring and for feeding. Wash., 1894. (In U. S.: Agric, dept. of. Farmers' bulletin. 1894. no. 16.) Allen, Col. Ethan. Ethan Allen's narrative of the capture of Ticon- deroga. Ed. 5. Burlington, 1849. Narrative of Col. Ethan Allen's captivity. Walpole, 1807. Allen, Ethan, D. D. Maryland toleration. Bait., 1855. Who were the early settlers of Maryland? Bait., 1866. Allen, Francis Olcott. History of Enfield, Conn. v. 1-2. Lan- caster, 1900. Allen, Rev. Fred Hovey. Bowdoin collection of art. Brunswick, 1886. Allen, Frederic. Early lawyers of Lincoln and Kennebec coun- ties. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1859. v. 6; p. 39-81.) Allen, Frederic D. Greek versifications in inscriptions. (In Amer. school of class, studies at Athens. Papers. 1888. v. 4; p. 35- 204.) Allen, Rev. Frederick B. Prison reform in Massachusetts. Host., 1898. (Church social union. Pub. no. 45.) 22 AUTHOR LIST. Allen, Frederick James. Poems. Franklin Falls, 1898. Topical outline of English history. Bost, 1897. Allen, Rev. George. Reminiscences; with notes by F. P. Rice. Wore, 1883. Allen, George H., comp. Map of Massabesic lake and surrounding territory. Manch., 1885. Note : Scale 1500 feet to 1 inch. Allen, Harrison, M. D. Analysis of the life-form in art. (/« Amer. phil. soc. Trans, new ser. 1881. v. 15, p. 279-351.) Clinical study of the skull. Wash., 1890. (/» Smithsonian inst. Misc. coll. 1893. v. 34.) Introduction to a monograph of the North American bats. {In U. S. : National museum. Proceed. 1894. v. 16; p. 1-28.) Monograph of the bats of North America. Wash., 1864. {In Smithsonian inst. Misc. coll. 1867. v. 7.) Wash., 1893. {In U. S. : National museum. Bulletin. no. 43.) On a revision of the ethmoid bone in the mammalia. Camb., 1882. {In Harv. univ. : Museum of comparative zoology. Bul- letin. V. 10. no. 3.) Allen, Lieut. Henry T. Report of an expedition to the Copper, Tanana, and Koyukuk rivers in Alaska in 1885. Wash., 1887. Allen, Ira. Natural and political history of Vermont. Lond., 1798. {In Vt. hist. soc. Coll. 1870. v. i; p. 319-499.) . Allen, J. Adams, M. D. Medical examinations for life insurance. Chic, 1867. Allen, J. Weston. Society of descendants of Walter Allen. Bost, 1897. . Allen, Lieut. James. Map of the route passed over by an expe- dition in 1832 to the source of the Mississippi, n. p. n. d. Note : Scale 5.75 miles to 1 inch. Allen, Jeremiah C, comp. United States: Adjutant-general. Sub- ject index of the general orders of the war department. 1886. Allen, Joel Asaph. American bisons. Camb., 1876. {In Ky. : Geological survey. Memoirs. 1876. v. i.) History of North America pinnipeds. Wash., 1880. {In U. S.: Geo), and geog. sur. of the territories. Misc. pub. no. 12.) List of mammals and birds found in the exploration of Lake Titicaca. {In Harv. univ.: Museum of comparative zoology. Bulletin, v. 3; p. 349-59) Notes of an ornithological reconnoissance of portions of Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah. {In Harv. univ.: Mu- seum of comparative zoology. Bulletin. 1872. v. 3; p. 113-83.) Notes on birds observed in western Iowa. {In Bost. soc. of nat. hist. 1866-9. v. i; p. 488-526.) and Coues, Elliott, M. D. Monographs of North American rodentia. {In U. S.: Geol. and geog. sur. of the territories. Re- port. 1877. V. II.) Allen, John, tr. Calvin, Jean. Institutes of the Christian religion. 1838. Allen, John K., and Salter, Edwin. Genealogical sketches of Roger Ailing of New Haven; Gilbert Allen of Morristown; and Thomas Bancroft of Dedham. Lansing, 1883. {Bound with Allen, William. Genealogy of the Allen family. 1882.) Allen, Jolley. Narrative of Jolley Allen. {In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1879. v. 16; p. 69-99.) Allen, Jonathan Adams, M. D. Synopsis of pharmacology. Mid- dlebury, 1823. Allen, Rev. Joseph. Day of small things; a centennial discourse in Northborough, June, 1846, in commemoration of the organ- ization of the first Congregational church. Bost., 1846. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 28 Allen, Rcz-. Joseph. Worcester association and its antecedents. Bost., 1868. , , ^ Allen, Joseph Henry, D. D. Account rendered; sermon preached at Jamaica Plain, 1847. Bost, 1847. Contact of American Unitarianism and German thought, (/n Amer. Unitarian assoc. Unitarianism. 1895. p. 97-115.) Early Christian doctrine. (In Amer. Unitarian assoc. Uni- tarianism. 1895. P- 1-25) Ecclesiastical situation in New England prior to the Revolu- tion. (In Amer. soc. of church hist. Papers. 1897. v. 8; p. 67-77.) History of the Unitarians in the United States. N. Y., 1894- (Amer. church hist. ser. v. 10.) and Greenough, James Bradstreet. Latin grammar. Ed. 3. Bost., 1873. Allen, Joshua, ed. Allen, William, 1780-1873, comp. Genealogy of the Allen family. Allen, Katherine. Treatment of nature in the poetry of the Ro- man republic. Madison, 1898. (In Wis.: Univ. Bulletin; phil. and lit. series. 1899. v. i; no. 2.) Allen, Lewis F. Founding of the city of Ararat on Grand Island. N. Y., by Mordecai M. Noah. (In Buffalo hist. soc. Pub. 1879- V. i; p. 305-28.) ed. Allen, Richard L. New American farm book. 1869. Allen, Rev. Morill. Sermon delivered in Pembroke, April, 1866, on his 90th birthday, n. p., 1866. Allen, Myron O., M. D. History of Wenham, 1639 to i860. Bost, t86o. Allen, Nathan, M. D. Address at the dedication of the Goodnow memorial building and Bagg hall, Sept., 1887, in Princeton, Mass. Lowell, 1887. Changes in New England population. Lowell, 1877. (Amer. social sci. assoc. Addresses.) Education of girls as connected with their growth and physi- cal development. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1879- P- 12-43.) Physical culture in Amherst college. Lowell, 1869. n. p. 1886 Population: its law of increase. Lowell, 1870. (Western social sci. assoc. Addresses.) Prevention of insanity. Bost, 1883. State medicine in its relations to insanity. Bost., 1875. Treatment of the insane. Alb., 1876. Allen, Nathaniel T. Public education in Germany. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1873. P- 39-68.) Allen, Orrin Peer. Descendants of John Fairman of Enfield, Conn. Palmer, 1898. Allen, Paul, ed. Lewis, Capt. Meriwether, and Clark, Brig.-Gen. William. History of the expedition to the sources of the Mis- souri. 1847. Allen, Richard L. New American farm book; rev. by L. F. Allen. N. Y., 1869. Allen, S. J., M. D. New method of the reduction of dislocation of the hip. Cone, 1877. Simple and successful method of treating fracture of the clav- icle, n. p. n. d. Allen, Stephen, D. D., and Pilsbury, Rev. W. H. History of Meth- odism in Maine, 1 793-1886. Augusta, 1887. Allen, Stephen M. Slavery and freedom; past and present crises. Bost, 1888. Allen, Rev. Stephen T. Address delivered in Merrimack, April, 1846, at the celebration of the incorporation of the town. Bost, 1846. 24 AUTHOK LIST. Allen, Rev. Thomas, 1743-1810. Historical sketch of the county of Berkshire and the town of Pittsfield. Bost, t8o8. Allen, Thomas, 1813-82. Account of a portion of the Allen fam- ily. {In Berkshire hist, and sci. soc. Coll. 1895. p. $1-77-) Allen, Thomas, and Waldron, Richard. Trial of Allen v. Waldron. {In N. H.: State historian. Provincial and state papers. 1868. V. 2; p. 514-62.) Allen, W. Annual message to the 6ist general assembly. Colum- bus, 1874. Annual message to the 62d general assembly. Columbus, 1876. Allen, W. F., comp. and ed. Travelers' official railway guide. 1888. Allen, Walter. Governor Chamberlain's administration in S. C. N. Y., 1888. Allen, Rev. Wilkes. History of Chelmsford from 1653 to 1820. Haverhill, 1820. Allen, William, 1780-1873, comp. Account of Arnold's expedition. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1865. v. i; p. 499-532.) ■ Bingham land. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1876. v. 7; p. 351- 60.) Brunswick convention of 1816. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1891. V. 12; p. 129-42.) Genealogy of the Allen family; rev. by Joshua Allen. Farm- ington, 1882. History of Norridgewock. Norridgewock, 1849. Now and then. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1876. v. 7; p. 267- • 87.) Sandy river settlements. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1856. v. 4; p. 29-40.) Allen, William, D. D., 1784-1868. American biographical and his- torical dictionary. Ed. 2. Bost., 1832. Decade of addresses delivered from 1820 to 1829 to the senior classes at Bowdoin college. Cone, 1830. Sermon preached before the Governor, Council, and Legis- lature of the state of New Hampshire, June 4, 1818, being the anniversary election. Cone, 1818. (In N. H. election sermons, 1816-61. 43p.) Allen, William Francis. Place of the Northwest in general his- tory. (In Amer. hist, assoc. Papers. 1889. v. 3; no. 2; p. 85-104.) and Spencer, David Ellsworth. Higher education in Wiscon- sin. (In U. S.: Education, bureau of. Circular of information. 1889. no. I.) Allen, William H. Address before the Cuvierian society at Wes- leyan university, July 31st, 1838. N. Y., 1838. Allen, Lieut. William P. Three frontier battles. (In Loyal legion of U. S. : Minn, commandery. Glimpses. 1898. v. 4; p. 478- 93-) Allen, Zachariah. 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Wash., 1895. Bermingham, Edward J., M. D., ed. Archives of clinical surgery. 1877-9- Bermuda pocket almanack, guide, and directory for the year 1886, 'gi. Hamilton, 1886-91. Bernadou, Lieut. John B., tr. Makaroff, Vice-admr. S. J. Discus- sion of questions in naval tactics. 1898. Bernaldez, Andres. Extract from the history of the Catholic sov- ereigns, Ferdinand and Isabella. {In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1843. V. 28; p. 5-68.) Bernard, Claude. Introduction a I'etude la medicine experi- mentale. Par., 1865. Bernard, Matilda, tr. Korschelt, E., and Heider, Karl. Text-book of the embryology of invertebrates. 1899. Bernard, Mountague. Historical account of the neutrality of Great Britain during the American civil war. Lond., 1870. Bernhard, Karl, Duke of S axe-Weimar. See Saxe- Weimar, Karl Bernhard, Duke of. Bernice Pauahi Bishop museum of Polynesian ethnology and nat- ural history. Occasional papers, v. i, no. i. Honolulu, 1898. Bernstein, Edward. 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Some letters, ed. by W. C. Ford. {In Wil- liam and Mary college, quarterly, 1894. v. 3; p. 223-39.) Bevier, Isabel, and Frissell, HoUis Burke, D. D. Dietary studies of Negroes in eastern Virginia in 1897 and 1898. {In U. S.: Exper. sta., office of. Bulletin, no. 71.) Bevier, Louis. Olympieion at Athens. {In Amer. school of class. studies at Athens. Papers. 1885. v. i; p. 181-212.) Beythien, Hermann Karl Christian Friedrich. Eina neue bestim- mung des pols der landhalbkugel. Kiel, 1898. Biard, Pierre. Extracts from his letters; tr. by F. M. Warren. {In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1891. v. 12; p. 411-27.) Bibb county (Ga.): Public education and orphanage, board of. Annual report, 1883. v. 11. Macon, 1883. 124 AUTHOR LIST. Bible. Biblia Sacra, n. p. 1514. Note: t. p. wanting. Biblia Sacra, Vulgate editionis, Sixti V. Pont. max. Jussu recognita, et Clementis VIII. auctoritate edita; distincta versi- culis, indiceque epistolarum, et evangeliorum aucta. Lugduni, 1675- Biblia Sacra, Vulgate editionis; Sixti V. Pont. max. jussu recognita, et Clementis VIII. auctoritate edita; edito nova versi- culis distincta. Lugduni, 1676. Comprehensive commentary on the Holy Bible; ed. by W. Jenks, D. D. v. 2-6. Brattleboro, 1836. Cottage Bible, and family expositor; containing the Old and New Testaments with notes by Thomas Williams; ed. by Rev. William Patton. Hartf., 1841. — — English Bible; extracts from the important English versions from Wiclif's to the King James version. {In Old South leaf- lets. 1897. V. 3; no. 57.) English version of the Polyglot Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments, and Brown's concordance; with chronological index, etc.; pub. by Luther Roby. Cone, 1850. English version of the Polyglot Bible; containing the Old and New Testaments with the marginal readings, together with a copious and original selection of references to parallel and illus- trative passages exhibited in a manner hitherto unattempted; pub. by G. & C. Merriam. Springf., 1838. — — English version of the Polyglot Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments, with marginal readings; together with a selection of references to parallel and illustrative passages; pub. by Peabody, Daniel & Kimball. Franklin, 1843. Holy Bible, n. p. n. d. Note : t. p. wanting. Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments, together with the Apocrypha; translated out of the original tongues, and with the former translations diligently compared and revised; with Canne's marginal notes and references, etc.; pub. by M. M. Teprell. Bost., 1824. Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments, trans- lated from the original tongues and with the former translations compared and revised with Canne's marginal notes and refer- ences; pub. by C. Alexander & co. Phil., 1834. Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments; trans- lated out of the original tongues and with the former transla- tions diligently compared and revised. Clare., 1837. Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments; trans- lated out of the original tongues, and with the former transla- tions diligently compared and revised; American Bible society. N. Y.. 1868. — — Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments, trans- lated out of the original tongues, and with the former transla- tions diligently compared and revised, by the special command of King James I of England; pub. by Anson Whipple. Wal- pole, 1815. Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments; trans- lated out of the original tongues and with the former transla- tions diligently compared and revised; in which all the proper names are pronounced and a selection of references and mar- ginal readings are given; pub. by Carlton & Porter. N. Y., i860. Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments; trans- lated out of the original tongues, and with the former transla- tions diligently compared and revised; printed for Lincoln and Edmands. Bost., 1817. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 126 Bible. Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments; trans- lated out of the original tongues and with former translations diligently compared and revised; pub. by Charles Lane. San- bornton, 1836. Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments, trans- lated out of the original tongues; and with the former transla- tions diligently compared and revised; pub. by J. Emory and B. Waugh. N. Y., 1831. Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments, trans- lated out of the original tongues, and with the former transla- tions diligently compared and revised; pub. by J. Towar and D. M. Hogan, Phila. Phil., 1830. Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments, trans- lated out of the original tongues, and with the former transla- tions diligently compared and revised, with marginal notes and references; together with the Apocrypha; pub. by Edrnund Gushing. Lunenburg, 1830. Holy Bible, containing the Old Testament and the New; translated out of the original tongues and with the former translations diligently compared and revised; pub. by Charles Hoag. Cone, 1836. Holy Bible, containing the Old Testament and the New; translated out of the original tongues and with former transla- tions diligently compared and revised; pub. by White, Gallaher & White. Ed. 3. N. Y., 1827. Holy Bible, with critical notes by Joseph Benson. 5v. N. Y., 1839. Parallel Bible; the Holy Bible containing the Old and New Testaments translated out of the original tongues; being the authorized version arranged in parallel columns with the re- vised version; printed for the universities of Oxford and Cam- bridge. Oxford, 1886. : Old Testament. Biblia Hebraica secundum editiones los, Athise, loannis Leusden, lo. Simonis aliorumque imprimus Ever- ardi van der Hooght; addidi Augustus Hahn. Lipsiae, 1839. Old Testament arranged in historical and chronological order, in such a manner that the books, chapters. Psalms, prophejcies, etc., may be read as one connected history, in the words of the authorized translation; with notes by the Rev. George Town- send; rev. by Rev. T. W. Coit, D. D. Bost, 1844. Palaia diatheke kata tons ebdomekouta; seu Vetus Testa- mentum Grjecum juxta septuaginta interpretes; quoad textum accuratissime et ad amussim recusum cura et studio Leandri van Ess. Lipsiae, 1835. : Old Testament: Poetical books. New translation of Job, Ec- clesiastes, and the Canticles, with introductions and notes by George R. Noyes. Ed. 6. Bost., 1890. : Old Testament: Psalms. Book of Psalms. Ed. 3. Best., 1897. Note : printed for the blind In tlie Howe type. New translation of the book of Psalms and of the Proverbs, with introductions, and. notes by G. R. Noyes. Ed. 8. Best., 1890. New translation of the book of Psalms, with an introduction by G. R. Noyes. Bost, 1831. Psalms in Hebrew and Latin with notes, n. p. n. d. NoTK : t. p. wanting. : Old Testament: Proverbs. New translation of the book of Psalms and of the Proverbs, with introductions and notes by G. R. Noyes. Ed. 8. Bost., 1890. : New translation of the Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and the Canti- cles, with introductions and notes by G. R. Noyes. Bost, 1846. 126 AUTHOR LIST. Bible : Old Testament: Prophets. New translation of the Hebrew- prophets by G. R. Noyes. 3v. Bost., 1833. New translation of the Hebrew prophets with an introduction and notes by G. R. Noyes. Ed. 7. 2v. Bost, 1890. : New Testament. New Testament. Cone, 181 5. New Testament arranged in historical and chronological order; with notes on the principal subjects in theology by the Rev. George Townsend; rev. by Rev. T. W. Coit, D. D. Bost, 1844- New Testament in an improved version; upon the basis of Archbishop Newcombe's new translation with a corrected text and notes; pub. by a society for promoting Christian knowledge and the practice of virtue by the distribution of books; fr. the Lond. ed. Bost., 1809. New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, the common English version corrected by the final committee of the American Bible union; 2d revision. N. Y., 1896. New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ; trans- lated out of the Greek; being the version set forth A. D. 1611,. compared with the most ancient authorities and revised A. D. 1881; printed for the universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Oxf., 1881. New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, trans- lated out of the original Greek and with former translations dili- gently compared and revised; American Bible society. N. Y., 1857. New Testament of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ;. translated out of the original Greek and with former transla- tions diligently compared and revised; pub. by H. Hill & Co, Cone. n. d. Cone, 1828. New Testament of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, trans- lated out of the original Greek and with the former translations diligently compared and revised; pub. by Isaac Long, jr. Hop- kinton, 1819. New Testament of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, trans- lated out of the original Greek and with former translations dili- gently compared and revised; pub. by J. M. Putnam. Conc.^ 1827. New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, trans- lated out of the original Greek and with former translation* diligently compared and revised; pub. by Luther Roby. Cone, 1823. Cone, 1828. Cone, 1846. New Testament, translated from the Greek text of Tischen- dorf by G. R. Noyes. Bost., 1891. Translation of the New Testament by George Wakefield fr. the 2d Lond. ed. Camb., 1820. Twentieth century New Testament; a translation into modern English made from the original Greek. 2v. N. Y., 1900. Note: v. 1 is ed. 5. Nouveau Testament de notre seigneur Jesus Christ, imprime sur I'edition de Paris de I'annee, 1805. Lond., 1808. Das neue Testament, n. p. n. d. Note : t. p. wanting. Kaina diatheke; Novum Testamentum ad exemplar milli- anum, cum emendationibus et lectionibus Griesbachi; studio et labore Gulielmi Greenfield; hanc editionem primam Americanum^. Josephus P. Engles. Phil., 1846. Kaina diatheke; Novum Testamentum juxta exemplar Joan-^ nis millii accuratissime impressum. Lond., 1794. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 127 Bible: New Testament. Kaina diatheke. Novum Testamentum juxta exemplar Joannis millii accuratissime impressum; ist Amer. ed. Wigorni?e, 1800. New Testament: Gospels. Commentary on the Gospels, in- tended for popular use; by D. D. Whedon, D. D. 2v. N. Y., i860. ' Commentary on the New Testament by L. R. Paige. 2v. Bost., 1845. Note : gospels with text. Four Gospels translated from the Greek with preliminary dissertations and notes critical and explanatory by George Campbell, D. D. Phil., 1799. Four Gospels, with a commentary by A. A. Livermore. Ed. 2. 2v. Bost., 1842. New ed. 2v. Bost, 1881. Harmony of the four Gospels in Greek according to the text of Hahn; newly arranged with explanatory notes by Edward Robinson, D. D. Bost, 1851. Notes, explanatory and practical on the Gospels by Albert Barnes. 2v. N. Y., 1852. Notes, illustrative and explanatory, on the Holy Gospels, by Joseph Longking. 4v. N. Y., 1852. : New Testament: Matthew. Exposition of the Gospels of St. Matthew and St. Mark, and of some other detached parts of Holy Scripture; by the Rev. Richard Watson. N. Y., 1840. : Nezv Te.stament: Mark. Exposition of the Gospels of St. Matthew and St. Mark, and some other detached parts of Holy Scripture; by the Rev. Richard Watson. N. Y., 1840. : New Testament: Acts of the Apostles. Acts of the Apostles, with a commentary by A. A. Livermore. New ed. Bost, 1881. Acts of the Apostles, with notes, chiefly explanatory by H. J. Ripley. Bost., 1843. Notes, explanatory and practical, on the Acts of the Apostles; By Albert Barnes. Ed. 10. N. Y., 1852. Notes on the Acts of the Apostles, designed for Sunday schools; by Rev. B. K. Peirce, ed. by D. P. Kidder. N. Y., 1848. : New Testament: Epistles. Epistles of Paul; with a commen- tary by A. A. Livermore. 2v. Bost., 1881. Exposition of the several Epistles contained in the New Testament; b}*- Matthew Henry, v. i. Lond., 1721. New literal translation, from the original Greek, of all the apostolic Epistles; by James MacKnight, D. D. New ed. Phil., 1841. Notes, explanatory and practical, on the Epistles of Paul to the Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians; by Albert Barnes. N. Y., 1852. Notes, explanatory and practical, on the Epistles of Paul to the Thessalonians, to Timothy, to Titus, and to Philemon; by Albert Barnes. N. Y., 1851. Notes, explanatory and practical, on the general Epistles of James, Peter, John, and Jude; by Albert Barnes. N. Y., 1850. Notes, explanatory and practical, on the Second Epistle to the Corinthians and the Epistle to the Gallatians; by Albert Barnes. N. Y., 1851. ; New Testament: Romans. Epistle of Paul to the Romans; with a commentary and revised translation by A. A. Liver- more. Bost., t8s4. Ed. 4. Bost., 1881. Notes, explanatory and practical, on the Epistle to the Romans, by Albert Barnes. Ed. 8. N. Y., 1838. Ed. 9. N. Y., 1852. 128 AUTHOR LIST. Bible. 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Historical and genealogi- cal record of the descendants, as far as known, of Richard and Joan Borden. Los Ang., 1899. Borden, Simeon. Account of a trigonometrical survey of Massa- chusetts, with a comparison of its results with those obtained from astronomical observations by Robert Treat Paine. (lit Amer. phil. soc. Trans, new ser. 1846. v. 9; p. 33-91.) Topographical map of Massachusetts. Bost., 1844. Note : scale 2.5 miles to 1 inch. Topographical map of the state of Massachusetts. N. Y., 1861. Note : scale 2.5 miles to 1 inch. Bordwine, Joseph. Memoir of a proposed new system of perma- nent fortification. Lond., 1834. Bore, Henry. Story of the invention of steel pens. N. Y., 1890. Borgeaud, Charles. Adoption and amendment of constitutions in Europe and America; tr. by C. D. Hazen. N. Y., 1895. Rise of modern democracy in Old and New England, tr. by Mrs. Birbeck Hill. Lond., 1894. (Social sci. ser., no. 71.) Bergen, Vilhelm. 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Ed. 2. Bost., 1873. Catalogue of English prose fiction and books for the young. Ed. 8. Bost, 1893. Catalogue of the Barton collection. Bost, 1888. Catalogue of the books relating to architecture, construction, and decoration. Bost, 1894. Finding list of genealogies, and town and local histories con- taining family records. Bost., 1900. Hand-book for readers, n. p. i883(?) Ed. 9. Bost, 1890. Handbook for readers with regulations, July, 1873. Ed. 2. Bost, 1873. Index to the pictures and plans of library buildings; by J. L. Whitney. Ed. 2. Bost, 1899. List of periodicals, newspapers, transactions, and other serial publications currently received in the principal libraries of Bos- ton and vicinity. Bost, 1897. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRAE Y. 161 Boston, Mass. Prince library, catalogue of the collection of books and manuscripts which formerly belonged to Rev. Thomas Prince, and was bequeathed to the Old South church and now deposited in the Public library. Bost, 1870. 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Bost, 1864. : Sewerage commission. Sewerage of Boston; a report. Bost, 1876. : Statistics department. Annual report for the year 1897-9. v. 1-3. Bost., 1898-1900. Monthly bulletin, v. 1-2; v. 3, no. i-ii. Bost., 1899-1901. : Transit commission. Annual report for the year ending Aug. IS. 1895-1901. v. 1-7. Bost., 1895-1901. Subway, what the commission has done. Bost., 1895. Boston almanac and business directory for the year 1836-67, '69- 72, '75-9, '83, '85, '87. V. 1-32, 34-7, 40-4, 48, 50, 52. Bost., 1836-87. NoTK: V. 1-14, pub. by S. N. Dickinson, v. 15, by Coolidge & Wiley, v. lG-26, by Damrell & Moore and G. Coolidge. v. 27-36, by (i. Coolidge. v. 37-50, by Sampson, Davenport & co. v. 52- by Sampson, Murdock & co. Boston and Albany railroad company. Annual report of the di- rectors to the stockholders, v. 33. Bost., 1900. Boston and Bangor steamship company. History, 1823-82. Bost., 1882. Boston and Lowell railroad corporation. 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Pickering family. 1897. Bowditch, Henry Ingersoll, M. D. Intemperance in the light of cosmic laws. N. Y., 1888. Public hygiene in America, with a digest of American sani- tary law by H. G. Pickering. Bost., 1877. Venesection, its abuse formerly, its neglect at the present day. (In Mass. med. soc. Pub. 1869. v. 3; p. 221^51.) tr. Louis, Pierre Charles Alexandre, M. D. Anatomical re- searches upon gastro-enterite. 1836. ed. Louis, Pierre Charles Alexandre, M. D. Pathological re- searches on phthisis. 1836. Bowditch, Henry P., M. D. Address; what is nerve force? (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1887. v. 35; p. 237-46.) — — Annual discourse, the advancement of medicine by research. Bost., 1896. Bowditch, Jonathan Ingersoll, ed. Bowditch, Nathaniel. New American practical navigator. 1841. Bowditch, Nathaniel. American practical navigator. Wash., 1885. ed. by J. I. Bowditch. Ed. 12. N. Y., 1841. New method of working a lunar observation. (In Amer. acad. of arts and sci. Memoirs. 1800. v. 2; p. i-ii.) Bowditch, Nathaniel Ingersoll. Gleaner, a series of articles pub- lished in the Boston daily transcript in 1855. (In Boston: Rec- ord comrs. Report. 1880. v. 5.) History of the Massachusetts general hospital. Bost., 1851. Memoir of Nathaniel Bowditch, by his son. Ed. 2. Bost., 1840. Suffolk surnames. Ed. 3. Lond., i86t. 11 162 AUTHOR LIST. Bowdoin, James. Observations on light, and the waste of matter in the sun and fixed stars. (In Amer. acad. of arts and sci. Memoirs. 1785. v. i; p. 195-208.) Observations tending to prove, by phenomena and Scripture, the existence of an orb which surrounds the whole visible mate- rial system. (In Amer. acad. of arts and sci. Memoirs. 1785. V. i; p. 28-34.) Philosophical discourse publicly addressed to the American academy of arts and sciences, Nov. 8, 1780, when the president was inducted into office. (In Amer. acad. of arts and sci. Mem- oirs. 1785. p. 1-20.) and Pownall, Thomas. Letters. (In Mass. hist. soc. Pro- ceed. 1862. V. 5; p. 237-48.) Bowdoin, James, d. 1833. Manuscript journals of the Long, Lit- tle, etc., parliaments. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1830. v. 22; p. 323-64) Bowdoin and Temple papers. Bost., 1897. U^ Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1897. V. 59) Bowdoin college. Addresses at the inauguration of the Rev. Wil- liam DeWitt Hyde as president of Bowdoin college. Brunsw., 1886. Bowdoin college, 1794-1894; addresses and poem on the looth anniversary of the incorporation of Bowdoin college. Brunsw., 1894. Catalogue of the officers and students of Bowdoin college and the Medical school of Maine; 1822-5, '29-31; '22, '37-8, '39-56, '58-1902. Brunsw., 1822-190T. Catalogus senatus academici et eorum qui munera et officia gesserunt quique alicujus gradus laurea donati sunt in collegio Bowdoinensi; 1825-81. Brunsvici, 1825-81. I^ote: wanting 1810, '13, '16, '19, '22. None Issued in 1876, '79. Last issued in 1881. Charter of Bowdoin college. Brunsw., 1876. General catalogue; 1794-1889. Brunsw., 1889. General catalogue of Bowdoin college and the Medical school of Maine; 1794- 1894. Brunsw., 1894. ■ Laws. Brunsw., 1873. Regulations, n. p. 1887. Report of the conference of the President and faculty with the principals and assistants of the secondary schools of Maine concerning entrance examinations. Brunsw., 1900. Report of the President for 1891-1900. Brunsw., 1892-1900. : Library. Annual report of the librarian for the year ending June I, 1898-1901. V. 14-16, 18. n. p. 1898-1901. Note : for other reports see 14th report, p. 1 ; 1898. Bulletin, no. i-io. Brunsw., 1895-1900. Note: title for no. 5-9 is Bibliographical contributions. Catalogue to which is added an index of subjects. Brunsw., 1863. : Medical school. See Medical school of Maine. • : Psi upsilon society. See Psi Upsilon fraternity: Kappa chapter. See also Association of the alumni of Bowdoin college, and Medical school of Maine. Bowen, Clarence Winthrop. Boundary disputes of Connecticut. Bost, 1882. ed. History of the centennial celebration of the inauguration of George Washington. N. Y., 1892. Bowen, Edward Augustus. Lineage of the Bowens of Woodstock, Conn. Camb., 1897. Bowen, Emanuel, anon. Complete system of geography. Lond., 1747- NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 163 Bowen, Francis. American political economy. N. Y., 1889. Life of Baron Steuben. (In Sparks, Jared, ed. Lib. of Amer. biog. 1838. ser. i, v. 9; p. 1-88.) Life of Benjamin Lincoln. (In Sparks, Jared, ed. Lib. of Amer. biog. 1847. ser. 2. v. 13; p. 205-434.) Life of James Otis. (In Sparks, Jared, ed. Lib. of Amer. biog. 1846. ser. 2. v. 2; p. 1-199) Life of Sir William Phips. (In Sparks, Jared, ed. Lib. of Amer. biog. 1837. ser. i. v. 7; p. 1-102.) Bowen, Herbert Courthope. Froebel and education through self- activity. N. Y., 1897. (Great educators series.) Bowen, Horace, M. D. Overshadowing power of God. Vineland, 1883. Bowen, James L. History of the 37th regt. Mass. vols. 1861-65. Holyoke, 1884. Massachusetts in the war, 1861-65. Springf., 1889. Bowen, Rev. T. J. Grammar and dictionary of the Yoruba lan- guage. (In Smithsonian inst. Contrib. 1858. v. 10.) Bowen, William H., D. D. Memoir of G. T. Day. Dover, 1876. Bower, Alexander. Life of Luther, embracing an account of the early progress of the Reformation. Phil., 1824. Bowers, Edward A. Present condition of the forests on the public lands. (In Amer. econ. assoc. Pub. 1891. v. 6; no. 3; p. 55-74.) Bowes, James L. Handbook of the Bowes museum of Japanese art work, Liverpool. Liverpool, 1890. Liverpool, 1894. Notes on shippo, a sequel to Japanese enamels. Lond., 1895. Vindication of the decorated pottery of Japan. Liverpool, 1891. Bowie, Oden. Message to the general assembly of Maryland, Jan., 1870. Annapolis, 1870. Bowker, Richard Rogers. State publications; a provisional list of the official publications of the several states of the U. S. from their organization, pt. i. N. Y., 1899. and lies, George. Reader's guide in economic, social, and po- litical science. N.^Y., 1891. ed. American catalogue, 1876- 1900. 1885-1900. ed. Annual literary index. 1893-1900. Bowles, Rev. Benjamin Franklin. Remarks made at the funeral of Mrs. J. B. McCrillis, Sept. 10, 1884. n. p. n. d. Sermon delivered at the funeral of Helen Hanchett. Natick, 1857. Bowles, Francis Tiffany. Ships of war, specially written for John- son's universal cyclopaedia. N. Y., 1885. Bowley, Arthur L. Short account of England's f-^reien trade in the 19th century. Lond., 1893. (Social sci. ser.) Bowley, Lieut. Freeman S. Petersburg mine. n. p. n. d. (7« Loyal legion of U. S. : Gal. commandery. War papers, n. d. no. 3.) Seven months in Confederate military prisons, n. p. n. d. (In Loyal legion of U. S. : Cal. commandery. War papers, n, d. no. 6.) Bowman, Amos. Maps of the principal auriferous creeks in the Caribou mining district, B. C. Ottawa, 1895. (Canada: Geol. and natural hist, sur.) Bowman, Francis C, and Dana, Charles Anderson, comp. House- hold book of songs. N. Y., 1872. Bowman, George Ernest, ed. Mayflower descendant. 1899. Bowman, John E. Practical handbook of medical chemistry; 2d Amer. fr. the 3d rev. Lond. ed. Phil., 1855. 164 AUTHOR LIST. Bowman, Col. Samuel M., and Irwin, Lt.-Col. Richard Bache. Sher- man and his campaign. N. Y., 1865. Bowman, William, and Todd, Robert Bentley, M. D. Physiological anatomy and physiology of man. n. d. Bowring, John. Observations on the oriental plague and on quar- antines as a means of arresting its progress. Edin., 1838. Bowring, Sir John. Borrowings of modern from ancient poets. {In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1873. v. 2; p. 158-98.) Boyce, James P., D. D. Life and death of the Christian's portion; a discourse occasioned by the funeral services of the Rev. Basil Manly at Greenville, S. C N. Y., 1869. Boyd, C. R. Report on Buena Vista, Saltville, Va., its plaster and other interests. Wytheville, 1889. Resources of Southwest Virginia, showing the mineral depos- its of iron, coal, zinc, copper, and lead. Ed. 3. N. Y., 1881. Boyd, Carl. Growth of the cities in the U. S. during the decade "" 1880-90. (/m Amer. statistical assoc. Pub. 1893. v. 3; no. 23; p. 416-25.) Boyd, Charles H. Eulogy on W. H. Hilliard pronounced before the faculty and students of Dartmouth college, April 6, 1858. Hanover, 1858. Boyd, David. Irrigation near Greeley, Col. Wash., 1897. (U. S.: Geol. sur. Water supply and irrig. papers, no. 9.) Boyd, George. Papers. {In Wise, state hist. soc. Coll. 1892. v. 12; p. 266-98.) Boyd, John, comp. Annals and family records of Winchester, Conn. Hartf., 1873. Boyd, W. Andrew, comp. Boyd's directory of the District of Co- lumbia. 1897. Boyd, Mrs. William. New profession for women. Chic. n. d. Boyd, William H., puh. Boyd's directory of the District of Co- lumbia. 1897-8. Boyd's railroad directory and gazeteer of cities and villages in N. E. and N. Y. 1874. Syracuse, 1874. Boyden, Albert G. History and alumni record of the state normal school, Bridgewater, Mass. Bost, 1876. Boye, Martin E., M. D. On the composition of the Schuylkill water. {In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1849. V. i; p. 12Z-Z2.) Boyer, Alexis, baron. Lectures upon diseases of the bones, ar- ranged into a systematic treatise by A. Richerand; tr. by R. Farrell; ist Amer. ed. with notes and additional plates by Joseph Hartshorne. Phil., 1805. Treatise on surgical diseases and the operations suited to them; tr. fr. the French with notes by A. H. Stevens. 2v. N. Y.,, 1816. Boyer, Emanuel Roth. Mesoderm in teleosts. {In Harv. univ. : Museum of comp. zoology. Bulletin. 1892. v. 23; p. 91-133.) Boyesen, Hjalmar H. Story of Norway. N. Y., 1889. (Story of the nations.) Boykin, James C. Cotton states and international expositions held in Atlanta, Ga., 1895. {In U. S.: Education, bureau of. Re- port for 1894-5. V. 2. 1896. p. 1735-56.) ■ Laws relating to city school boards. {In U. S. : Education, bureau of. Report for 1895-6. v. i. 1897. p. 3-78.) Physical training. {In U. S. : Education, bureau of. Report for 1891-2. V. I. 1894. p. 45T-594.) Tennessee centennial and international exposition held in Nashville, Tenn., 1897. {In U. S.: Education, bureau of. Re- port for 1896-7. V. I, 1898. p. 1081-1109.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 165 Boykin, James C. Typical institutions ofifering manual or indus- trial training. (In- U. S. : Education, bureau of. Report for 1895-6. V. 2. 1897. P- 1001-1152.) Boyle, Cornelius Breckenridge, comp. Catalogue and bibliography of North American mesozoic invertebrata. Wash., 1893. {In U. S.: Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1893. no. 102.) Boyle, David. Archaeological report. 1898. Toronto, 1898. Boylston, Edward D. Amherst in the great Civil conflict of 1861- 65. Amh., 1893. Fragrant memories; or. The dead of a hundred years, 1760- 1860, a recall of the dead of the ist century of the town of Am- herst, N. H. Amh., 1881. comp. Historical sketch of the Hillsborough county con- gresses held at Amherst, N. H., 1774 and 1775. Amh., 1884. Boylston (Mass.). 1786-1886; centennial celebration of its incorpo- ration, August 18, 1886. Wore, 1887. Boynton, Eben Moody. Money of the future. N. Y. n. d. Boynton, Capt. Edward C. History of West Point, and its mili- tary importance during the American revolution; and the origin and progress of the U. S. military academy. N. Y., 1863. Boynton, Henry Van Ness. Sherman's historical raid; the memoirs in the light of the record. Cine, 1875. comp. United States: Congress: Chickamauga and Chattanooga national park, joint committee on the dedication of. Dedication of the park, Sept. 18-20, 1895. 1896. Boynton, Nehemiah, D. D. Commission of a recovered life. Bost., 1897. (/» A. B. C. F. M. Addresses. 1879-99.) Boynton, Rev. Richard. Divine meaning of life. Bost., 1900. Boynton, W. Eaton. Medical instructor. Cone, 1854. Treatise on the human eye, and the mode of preserving the eyesight. Manch., 1852. Boynton, W. W. Early history of Lorain county; hist, address. Cleve. n. d. {In Western Reserve hist. soc. Tracts. 1892. v. 3; no. 83.) Bozman, John Leeds. History of Maryland, from its first settle- ment in 1633 to the Restoration in 1660. 2v. Bait., 1837. Brace, Charles Loring. Hungary in 185 1, with an experience of the Austrian police. N. Y., 1853. Brace, F. R., D. D. Historical review of the First Presbyterian church of Blackwood, N. J. Camden, 1898. Brace, Jonathan, D. D. Half century discourse; history of the church in Newington. Hartf., 1855. Brackenridge, Henry M. History of the late war between the U. S. and Great Britain. Ed. 4, rev. Bait., 1818. Phil., 1845. Brackenridge, William D. Botany, cryptogamia, Alices, etc. Phil., 1854. (^" U. S. : Exploring expedition. Narrative. 1854. v. 16.) Brackett, Adino N. Address delivered before the Coos agricul- tural society. Cone, 1821. Brackett, Alpheus L. Descendants of Anthony Brapkett of Ports- mouth, N. H. n. p. 1897. Brackett, Anna Callender, tr. Rosenkranz, Johann Karl Friedrich. Philosophy of education. 1899. Brackett, Cyrus F. Address; the electromotive force of the voltaic cell. {In Amer. assoe for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1887. V. 35; p. 87-103.) and others. Electricity in daily life. N. Y., 1890. Brackett, Gustavus B. Apple and how to grow it. Wash., 1900. {In U. S.: Agrie, dept. of. Farmers' bulletin. 1900. no. 113.) Brackett, James. Oration pronounced in the chapel, Dartmouth college, on the Fourth of July, 1805. Hanover, 1805. 166 AUTHOR LIST. Brackett, James S. Historical sketch of Lancaster, N. H. n. p. i876(?) Brackett, Jeffrey Richardson. Notes on the progress of the col- ored people of Maryland since the war. Bait., 1890. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies, 1890. v. 8, no. 7-9.) Status of the slave, 1775-1789. (in Jameson, J. F. Essays. 1889. p. 263-311.) Bradbury, Charles. History of Kennebunk Port. Kennebunk, 1837. Bradbury, James Ware. Memoir of Nathan Clifford. Portl., 1887. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1887. v. 9; p. 235-57.) Railroad reminiscences. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1896. v. 17; p. 379-90.) Bradbury, William F. Eaton's elementary algebra. Bost., 1868. (Eaton's mathematical series.) Bradford, Alden. Biography of the Hon. Caleb Strong, several years governor of the state of Massachusetts. Bost, 1820. Complete and authentic history of the battle of Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775. Bost, 1825. History of Massachusetts. (In Collections, topographical, 1823. V. 2; p. 124-43.) History of Massachusetts for 200 years from the year 1620 to 1820. Bost., 1835. History of Massachusetts from 1764 to 1820. 3v. Bost., 1822-9. Memoir of the life and writings of Rev. Jonathan Mayhew, pastor of the West church and society in Boston, 1747-1766. Bost., 1838. New England chronology from the discovery of the country by Cabot in 1497 to 1820. Bost, 1843. Notes on Duxbury in the county of Plymouth. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1823. v. 20; p. 57-71.) Particular account of the battle of Bunker, or Breed's, Hill on the 17th of June, 1775, by a citizen of Boston. Bost., 1825. Remarks on state rights by a citizen of Massachusetts. Bost., 1824. ed. Speeches of the governors of Massachusetts from 1765 to 1775, and the answers of the House of Representatives. Bost., 1818. Bradford, Rev. Ephraim P. Discourse delivered in commemoration of the character and usefulness of Rev. Moses Bradford. Cone, 1838. Sermon preached at the funeral of Rev. Walter Harris. Cone, 1844. Sermon preached before the governor, council, and legisla- ture of New Hampshire, June 7, 1821. Cone, 1821. (In N. H. election sermons, 1816-61.) Bradford, G.* Financial administration. Camb., 1874. Bradford, Gamaliel, tr. Sybel, Heinrich von. Founding of the German empire, tr. by M. L. Perrin. 1890-1. Bradford, Rev. James. Address delivered at Rowley, Mass., Sept. 5, 1839, at the celebration of the 2d centennial anniversary of the settlement of the town. (In Gage, Thomas. History of Rowley. 1840. p. 1-54.) Review of the past, sermon delivered at Sheffield, Jan., 1839. Pittsf., 1839. Bradford, Laurence. Historic Duxbury in Plymouth county, Mass. Bost., 1900. Bradford, Rev. Moses. Sermon delivered before the governor, council, senate, and house of representatives of New Hamp- shire, June, 1812. Cone, 1812. (In N. H. election sermons. 1800-15.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 167 Bradford, Thomas Gamaliel. Comprehensive atlas, geographical, historical, and commercial. Bost., 1835. ed. Encyclopaedia Americana, v, 5-13. 1831-3. Bradford, Thomas Lindsley, M. D. History of the Homoeopathic medical college and hospital of Philadelphia. Phil., 1898. Bradford, William. Plan of the city of New York from an actual survey made by James Lyne. n. p. n. d. Note : scale 270 ft. to 1 inch. Bradford, Gov. William. Bradford's history "of Plimoth Planta- tion" from the original manuscript. Bost., 1898. Bradford's memoir of Elder Brewster. {In Old South leaflets. 1895. V. 2, no. 48.) Dialogue. {In Young, Alexander, D. D. Chronicles. 1841. p. 409-58.) • Governor Bradford's dialogue. {In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1871. v. 11; p. 407-64.) Governor Bradford's first dialogue. {In Old South leaflets. 1895. v. 2, no. 49.) Governor Bradford's history of Plymouth colony. {In Young, Alexander, D. D. Chronicles. 1841. p. 1-108.) • History of Plymouth plantation. Bost., 1856. {In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1856. V. 3>z) Containing an account of the voyage of the Mayflower, with an introduction by J. A. Doyle. Lond., 1896. • Letter book. {In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1818. v. 3; p. 27-84.) Memoir of Elder William Brewster. {In Young, Alexander, D. D. Chronicles. 1841. p. 459-70.) Verses. {In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1871. v. 11; p. 465-82.) and Winslow, Gov. Edward. Journal. {In Young, Alexander, D. D. Chronicles. 1841. p. 109-254.) Bradford (Mass.). Celebration of the looth anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. July 4, 1876. Haverhill, 1877. Bradford (N. H.). Annual report, 1869, '73-6, '78-86, '88, '90-1902. Bradf., 1869-1902. Proceedings of the centennial celebration. Sept. 27, 1887. Bradf., 1887. : Free library. Catalogue. Bradf., 1894. • Supplement to catalogue, n. p. 1895. Bradford academy, Bradford {Mass.). By-laws. Lawrence, 1885. Catalogue, 1830, '63-4, '77-8, '79-83, '88-97, '98-1900. v. p. 1830- 1900. Circular of information, 1884, '86, '92, '95-6. n. p. 1884-95. Memorials of Rufus Anderson, Mrs. Harriet Newell, and Mrs. A. H. Judson. Haverhill, 1884. Public exercises at the presentation of the portraits of Rufus Anderson, Mrs. Harriet Newell, and Mrs. A. H. Judson. Haver- hill, 1884. Reminiscences; two papers read at the annual meeting of the alumni, Oct., 1891. Haverhill, 1892. Bradford (Mass.) First church of Christ. Memorial services at the 25th anniversary of the pastorate of Rev. J. D. Kingsbury, Jan. IT. 1891. Haverhill, 1891. Bradlee, Caleb Davis, D. D. Might of faith; a sermon preached in Boston, Mass., Sept., 1883, the first Sunday after the funerals of Mrs. Mary C. Bispham and Francis J. Humphrey. Bost., 1883. Sermons for all sects. Bost., 1888. Bradlee, John E., pub. Bradlee's pocket guide for the use of trav- elers to the White Mountains and Lake Winnipiseogee. Bost., 1857- 168 AUTHOR LIST. Bradlee, John E., pub. Bradlee's pocket guide for the use of trav- elers to the White mountains and Lake Winnipiseogee. Bost, 1861. Bost, 1862. Bradley, Cornelius Beach, and Gayley, Charles Mills. Suggestions to teachers on English in the secondary schools. Berkeley, 1894 Bradley, Cyrus P., anon. Biography of Isaac Hill of N. H. Cone, 1835. Bradley, Frank Howe. Geographical chart of the United States and Canada. N. H., 1875. - — — Geology of Vermillion county, n. p. n. d. Bradley, Henry. Story of the Goths from the earlie'^t times to the end of the Gothic dominion in Spain. N. Y., 1888. (Story of the nations.) and Murray, James Augustus Henry, ed. New English dic- tionary. V. 3, 1897. Bradley, Isaac S., comp. Available material for the study of the institutional history of the old Northwest. (In Wise, state hist. soc. Proceed. 1897. v. 44; p. 114-42.) Bradley, Lieut. James H. Account of the attempts to build a town at the mouth of the Musselshell river. (In Hist. soc. of Mont. Contrib. 1896. v. 2; p. 304-13.) Journal; the Sioux campaign of 1876 under the command of General John Gibbon. (In Hist. soc. of Mont. Contrib. 1896. V. 2; p. 140-228.) Bradley, Joseph P. American Union and the evils to which it has been exposed. (In N. J. hist. soc. Proceed. 1851. v. 5; p. 103-29.) Memorial of the life and character of W. L. Dayton. (In N. J. hist. soc. Proceed. 1877. v. 14; p. 69-118.) and others. Considerations upon the question whether con- gress should authorize a new railroad between Washington and New York. Wash., 1863. Bradley, Joshua. Accounts of religious revivals in many parts of the U. S. from 1815 to 1818. Alb., 1819. Bradley, L. Apparatus for electric measurements. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1873. v. 21; p. 35-58.) ■ Aurora borealis. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1871. v. 19, p. 82-97.) • Cosmogony. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Pro- ceed. 1871. v. 19, p. 47-58.) Bradley, Stephen R. Vermont's appeal; containing a fair stating of the claims of Massachusetts Bay, New Hampshire, and New York; the right the state of Vermont has to independence. Hartf., I779(?) Bradley, Thomas, M. D., ed. Medical and physical journal, v. i- 23. 1799-1810. Bradley, William Harrison. Olive culture in the Alpes Maritimes. (In U. S. : Consuls. Special consular reports. 1891. v. 2; p. 333-91) Bradley, William O. Message communicated to the general assem- bly of Ky. session, 1896. Louisv., 1896. Bradley polytechnic institute. Convocation address, 1899. Chic, 1899. Bradshaw*s monthly continental railway, steam transit and general guide for travelers through Europe, v. 193, 268. Lond., 1863-9. Bradstreet, Lieut. Dudley. Diary; ed. by Dr. S. A. Green. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1897. v. 31; p. 417-46.) ■ Diary kept during the siege of Louisburg, April, 1745-January, 1746. (In Green, S. A. Three military diaries. 1901. p. 1-39.) with notes by S. A. Green. Camb., 1897. Bradstreet, Mrs. Martha. Memorial praying for the impeachment of Alfred Conkling. N. Y., 1829. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 169 Eradstreet, Rev. Nathan. Discourse delivered before the legisla- ture of New Hampshire, at the annual election, June, 1807. Amh., 1807. (In N. H. election sermons. 1800-15.) Bradstreet's weekly; a journal of trade, finance, and economy, t. 24-28. N. Y., 1896-1900. Brady, Cyrus Townsend. 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Arraignment of President McKinley's policy of extending by force the sovereignty of the United States over the Philippine islands. Bost., 1899. Examination of the scheme for engrafting the colonial system of government upon the U. S. constitution. Bost., 1900. Fiat money; a review of the decisions of the U. S. supreme court as to its constitutionality. Bost., 1885. Objections, legal and practical, to our national currency sys- tem. Bost., 1893. Objections to the president's proposed subjugation of the Fili- pinos. Bost., 1899. Political and financial errors of our recent monetary legisla- tion. Bost., .1891. Review of the federal elections or force bill now before the U. S. senate. Bost., 1891. Unlawful and unjustifiable conquest of the Filipinos. Bost, 190T. Brooks, Henry Mason, comp. Curiosities of the old lottery. Bost, 1886. (Olden time series, no. i.) Days of the spinningwheel in New England. Bost., 1886. (Olden time series, no. 2.) 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Genealogical history of the early settlers of West Simsbury, now Canton, Conn. N. Y., 1899. Brown, Mrs. Abram. History of the First Congregational church of Columbus. (In O. church hist. soc. Papers. 1897. v. 8; p. 15-61.) Brown, Abram English. Beneath old roof trees. Bost., 1896. Beside old hearth-stones. Bost., 1897. Faneuil Hall and Faneuil Hall market; or, Peter Faneuil and his gift. Bost, 1900. Flag of the minute men, April 19, 1775. Bost., 1894. Historical address commemorative of the organization of the first Sabbath school in Bedford, Mass. Bost., 1888. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 183 Brown, Abram English. History of the town of Bedford, Mass. Bedf., 1891. Brown, Addison, and Britton, Nathaniel Lord. Illustrated flora of the northern United States, Canada, and the British posses- sions. V. 1-3. N. Y., 1896-7. Brown, Albert G. Address on Southern education. Wash., 1859. Brown, Alexander. First republic in America. Bost , 1898. cd. Genesis of the United States. 2v. Bost., 1890. 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Good minister of Jesus Christ; a discourse commemorative of the character and ministry of Rev. Walter Harris. Cone, 1844. Ministers of Christ, sermon at the ordination of Rev, A. W» Burnham. Cone, 1821. Sermon at the installation of Rev. L. A. Spofford. Cone, 1826. Burnham, Amos Wood, D. D. Address at the centennial celebra- tion at Dunbarton, N. H., Sept., 1865. n. p. n. d. Historical discourse delivered on the 40th anniversary of his pastorate in Rindge, N. H., November 14, 1861. Bost, 1862. Sermon preached at Rindge, N. H., April, 1863, occasioned by the death of S. A. Wilder. Bost., 1863. Sermon preached at the funeral of Rev. Ebenezer Hill. N. Y., i860. Burnham, Charles G. New system of arithmetic on the cancelling plan. Cone, 1837. Keene, 1857. Burnham, Edward J., comp. Bird lovers' field book. Manch., 1901. Guide to the view from Weston observatory. Oak Hill. Manch., 1897. Some early chapters in Epsom's history. Manch., 1900. ed. Memoir of Judge David Sewall. 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Nashua., 1895. Closing argument on application for a railroad charter from Manchester to Milford, February, 1895. Cone, 1895. Final argument before the railroad committee of the house of representatives, August 16, 1887. Cone, 1887. (In N. H. rail- road controversy, n. d. v. 2.) Leach bill, College of agriculture and the mechanic arts. Cone, 1895. Burns, John. Dissertations on inflammation. 2v. in i. Alb., 1812. Observations on abortion; ist Amer. ed. Troy, 1808. Obstetrical works. 3v. in i. N. Y., 1809. Principles of midwifery; 3d Amer. fr. 2d Lond. ed., with notes by T. C. James. 2v. Phil, 1813. Burns, Robert. Poetical works. 2v. N. Y., 1826. Reliques, consisting chiefly of original letters, poems, and criti- cal observations on Scottish songs, collected by R. H. Cromek. Phil., 1809. Bumside, Maj.-gen. Ambrose Everett. Burnside expedition. Prov., 1882. (In R. I, soldiers' and sailors' hist, soe Personal narra- tives. 1882. V. 2.) Burnside, Samuel M. Memoir of Isaiah Thomas. 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Burton, Edward, ed. Eusebius Pamphilus, hp. of Ccesarea. Historia ecclesiastica. 1845. Burton, John. Lectures on female education and manners. Ed. 4. Bait, 1811. Burton, Lieut. Jonathan. Diaries, 1775-76. {In N. H.: State papers, Editor of. State papers. 1885. v. 14; P- 667-702.) • Diary and orderly book, comp. and ed. by I. W. Hammond. Cone, 1885. Burton, Lieut. Richard F. Personal narrative of a pilgrimage to El-Medinah and Meccah; ist Amer. ed. N. Y., 1856. Note : p. 489-90 mutilated ; p. 491-2 wanting. Busby, Joseph. Recollections of pioneer life in Michigan. {In Mich, pioneer and hist. soc. Coll. 1886. v. 9; p. 118-28.) Busch, Moritz. Bismarck in the Franco-German war 1870-71. 2v. N. Y. n. d. Bismarck, some secret pages of his history. 2v. N. Y., 1898. ■ Our chancellor; tr. fr. the Ger. by W. Beatty-Kingston. 2v. in I. N. Y., 1884. Busey, Samuel Clagett, M. D. Centennial of the permanent seat of the government of the United States. {In Columbia hist. soc. 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Oration; our obligations to the dead. (In Addresses and pro- ceedings. 1867. p. 9-38.) Politics under the law of God; a discourse on the annual fast of 1844. Hartf., 1844. Ed. 3- Hartf., 1844. Twentieth anniversary, a commemorative discourse delivered in the North church of Hartford, Conn. Hartf., 1853. Woman's suffrage; the reform against nature. N. Y., 1869. Busiel, Charles Albert. Facts for the people; his famous railroad interviews in favor of New Hampshire's development. Cone, 1896. Message to the two branches of the legislature, Jan., 1895. Cone, 1895. Business, a practical journal of the office, monthly, v. 10-14; v. 15, no. i-ii; V. 16, no. i. N. Y., 1891-6. Note : original title was The office. Busk, George, tr. KoUiker, Albrecht. Manual of human micro- scopical anatomy. 1854. tr. and ed. Weld, Carl, M. D. Rudiments of pathological his- tology. 1855. Butler, Rev. A. A. Trinity parish, Bay City, Mich. {In Mich, pioneer and hist. soc. Coll. 1886. v. 7; p. 308-19.) 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Major-general Butler at home; a political speech, n. p. n. d. • Should there be a union of the English-speaking peoples of the earth; a dissertation before the alumni of Colby university, July, 1889. Bost., 1889. Butler, Caleb. History of the town of Groton, including Pepperell and Shirley. Bost, 1848. 208 AUTHOR LIST. Butler, Charles. Horae juridicae subsecivse, a connected series of notes respecting the geography, chronology, and literary history of the principal codes and original documents of the Graecian,. Roman, feudal, and canon law. Phil., 1808. Butler, Charles Henry. Freedom of private property on the sea from capture during war. N. Y., 1898. Our treaty with Spain. Wash., 1898. Voice of the nation, a series of papers on our past and pres- ent relations with Spain. N. Y., 1898. Butler, Clement Moore, D. D. Analogies between God's world and Word. (In Lectures on the evidences of Christianity. 1855. p. 259-80.) Butler, Mrs. Frances Anne (Kemble). See Kemble, Frances Anne. 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Portraits of Columbus. (In Wise, state hist. soc. Coll. 1882. V. 9; p, 76-96.) Prehistoric Wisconsin. (In Wise, state hist, soc. Coll, 1876. V. 7; p. 80-102.) ■ ■ Tay-cho-pe-rah, the Four lake country, ist white footprints there. (In Wise, state hist. soc. Coll. 1888. v. 10; p. 64-89.) ed. Floyd, Charles. New found journal. (In Amer, antiq. soc. Proceed. 1794. p. 225-52.) Butler, John A. Plea for high ground in municipal reform. (In National municipal reform. Proceed. 1894, p. 221-32.) Butler, John J., D. D. Natural and revealed theology. Dover, 1861. Butler, Joseph, bp. Analogy of religion, natural and revealed, to the constitution and course of nature. New ed. Bost., 1793, Fifteen sermons preached at the Rolls chapel. Lond., 1836. Butler, L. C, M. D. Memorial record of Essex, Vt. Burlington. 1866. ed. Medical and surgical reporter, v. 7. 1862. Butler, Nathaniel. College ideal and American life. Portl., 1896. Butler, Nicholas Murray. Effect of the war of 1812 upon the con- solidation of the Union. Bait., 1887. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies. 1887. V. 5; no. 7.) Manual training. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1888. p. 214-34.) Meaning of education. N. Y., 1898. Monographs on education in the United States. 2v. Alb ,. 1900. Quincy movement. N, Y,, 1900. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 209 Butler, Nicholas Murray, ed. Great educators series. Butler, Samuel, D. D. Atlas of ancient geography. Phil., 1851. Butler, Samuel Worcester, M. D. Medical register and directory of the United States. Phil, 1874- . ed. Half-yearly compendium of medical science. 1868-74. ed. Medical and surgical reporter, v. 1-29. 1858-73. Butler, Thomas Belden. Concise analytical and logical develop- ment of the atmospheric system and of the elements of prog- nostication by which the weather may be forecasted. Rev. ed. Norwalk, 1870. Butler, William Allen, and Pierrepont, Edwards. Railway com- munication between New York and Washington, n. p. n. d. Butler collegian, monthly, v. 8, no. 1-3, 5; v. 9, no. 4-6; v. 11, no. 9. Indianapolis, 1892-6. Butler hospital for the insane. Report of the board of trustees, 1848, '51-1901. Prov., 1848-1901. Butler university. See University of Indianapolis: Butler college. Butler vs. Brahmins. Massachusetts gubernatorial campaign, fall of 1873. n. p. n. d. Note : mounted newspaper clippings. Butte (Mont.): Free Public library. Catalogue of books; comp. by J. F. Davics. Butte, 1895. ed. Butte free public library bulletin, v. i, no. i. Butte, 1896. Butterfield, Rev. Horatio Q. Sermon at the funeral of Capt. E. E. Dodge of Salmon Falls, N. H. Bost, 1864. Butterfield, J. Ware. Letter to A. S. Marshall, chairman demo- cratic state committee. Cone, i868(?) Butterfield, L. Alonzo. Oratory in the college" course. {In Assoc, of Ohio colleges. Trans. 1894. v. 25-6; p. 36-45) Visible speech. {In Amer. inst. of instruction. 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Uni- tarian assoe Tracts, ser. i, no. 152.) 246 AUTHOR LIST. Channing, William Ellery, D. D. (The) church, a discourse deliv- ered in the Unitarian church of Philadelphia. Phil., 1841. Discourse delivered at the dedication of the Unitarian Cong. church in Newport, R. I., July 27, 1836. Bost, 1836. Discourse in commemoration of the goodness of God in deliv- ering the Christian world from military despotism. Bost, 1814. Discourse on some of the distinguishing opinions of Uni- tarians delivered at Baltimore in 1819. Bost. n. d. (Amer. Uni- tarian assoc. Tracts, ser. i, no. 108.) Discourse on the church. Bost. n. d. (Amer. Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser, i, no. 194.) Bost. n. d. (Amer. Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser. i, no. 194.) Discourse on the life and character of the Rev. Joseph Tucker- man. Bost., 1841. Discourses. Bost., 1832. Discourses, reviews, and miscellanies. Bost, 1830. Duty of the free states; or, Remarks suggested by the case of the Creole. 2v. Bost., 1842. Emancipation. Bost, 1840. Lectures on the elevation of the labouring portion of the com- munity. Bost, 1840. Letter to Henry Clay on the annexation of the United States. Bost, 1837. Letter to James G. Birney. Bost, 1837. anon. Observations on the proposition for increasing the means of theological education at the University in Cambridge. Cam.b., 1816. Power of Unitarian Christianity to produce an enlightened and fervent piety. Bost., n. d. (Amer. Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser. I, no. 159.) Remarks on creeds, intolerance, and exclusion. Bost. n. d. (Amer. Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser. i, no. 122.) Remarks on the slavery question in a letter to Jonathan Phil- lips. Bost, 1839. Selection from the works of Channing. Bost., 1855. Self-culture, an address introductory to the Franklin lectures. Bost, 1839. Sermon at the ordination of Rev. Jared Sparks. Ed. 2. Bait, 1819. — Ed. II. Bost, 1824. Sermon on war. Andover, 1817. Ed. 3. Andover, 1819. Sermon preached April 5, 1810, the day of the public fast Bost., 1810. Slavery. Ed. 2, rev. Bost., 1836. Sunday school, a discourse pronounced before the Sunday school society. Bost., 1837. Tribute to the memory of the Rev. Noah Worcester. Bost, 1837. (Amer. Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser. i, no. 124.) Works. Bost., 1895. Channing, William Francis, M. D. Notes on the medical applica- cation of electricity. Bost., 1849. On the municipal electric telegraph, especially in its applica- tion to fire alarms. N. H., 1852. Channing, William Henry. Life of William Ellery Channing. Ed. 3. Bost., 1890. anon. Memoir of William Ellery Channing, with extracts from his correspondence and journals. Ed. 3. 3v. Bost, 1848. Channing club of Boston. Constitution with a list of its officers and members. Best., 1892-3. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. S47 Channing home. Report for the year ending April 1870-3, '7S-80, '82-3, '85-1901. V. 2-5, 7-12, 14-15, 17-33. Bost, 1870-1901. Chanute, Octave. Address; scientific invention. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1887. v. 35; P- 165-82.) Chapin, Aaron L., D. D. Chief incentive to Christian missions. Bost., 1884. (In A. B. C. F. M. Addresses. 1879-99.) Chapin, Alonzo Bowen, D. D. Glastenbury for 200 years. Hartf., 1853. Chapin, Bela, comp. Poets of New Hampshire. Clare., 1883. Chapin, Charles Value, M. D. Methods and practical results of treatment of the malarial diseases now prevalent in New Eng- land. Prov., 1886. (R. I. med. soc. Fiske fund prize disserta- tion.) Origin and progress of the malarial fever now prevalent in New England. Prov., 1884. (R. I. med. soc. Fiske fund prize dissertation.) Present state of the germ-theory of disease. Prov., 1885. (R. I. med. soc. Fiske fund prize dissertation.) Role of ptomaines in infectious diseases. Prov., 1889. (Fiske fund prize dissertation, no. 39.) Sympathetic nerve, its relation to disease. Prov., 1881. (R. I. med. soc. Fiske fund prize dissertation.) Chapin, Charles Wells. History of the "Old high school" on School street, Springfield, Mass., from 1828 to 1840. Springf., 1890. Chapin, Edwin Hubbell, D. D. Catastrophe of the Princeton, dis- course upon the recent national calamity, 1844. Bost, 1844. Relation of the individual to the Republic, sermon before the governor at the annual election, Jan. 3, 1844. Bost, 1844. Chapin, Frederick H. Mountaineering in Colorado, the peaks about Estes Park. Bost., 1889. Chapin, Henry. Address delivered at the Unitarian church in Uxbridge, Mass., 1864. Wore, 1881. Chapin, John E., D. D. Sketch of Cutting Marsh. (In Wis. state hist. soc. Coll. 1900. V. 15; p. 25-38.) Chapin, Pelatiah. Evangelic poetry. Cone, 1794. Solemn scriptural reasons for renouncing pedo-baptism. Windsor, 1808. Chapin, Rev. Stephen. F'irst discourse delivered at Hillsborough, N. H., 1805, after his ordination. Amh., 1806. Sermon at the ordination of Rev. Samuel Cook. Portl., 1822, Chapin, William D., comp. Index to original communications in the medical journals of the U. S. and Canada. 1877-8. Chapman, E. N., M. D. Notes on the value of pyrophosphate of iron. (In Watson, W. A., M. D. On the hist, of cod-liver oil. 1868. p. 29-42.) Chapman, Edmund. Treatise on the improvement of midwifery. Ed. 3. Lond., 1759. Chapman, Rev. F. W., comp. Trowbridge family. N. H., 1872. Chapman, Frank M. Handbook of birds of eastern North America. N. Y., 1895. Chapman, George Thomas, D. D. Sketches of the alumni of Dart- mouth college from 1771 to the present time. Camb., 1867. Chapman, Henry Cadwalader, M. D. Evolution of life. Phil., 1873. Manual of medical jurisprudence and toxicology. Phil., 1892. Chapman, Henry L. Joel Barlow and the Columbiad. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1893. V. .14; p. 50-61.) Chapman, Rev. Jacob. Genealogy; Edward Chapman of Ipswich, Mass., 1642-1678, and his descendants. Cone, 1893. Genealogy of the Folsom family. Cone, 1882. 248 AUTHOR LIST. Chapman, Rev. Jacob. Genealogy of the Philbrick and Philbrook families. Exeter, 1886. Leonard Weeks of Greenland, N. H., and descendants. Alb., 1889. and Fitts, Rev. James Hill. Lane genealogies. 2v. Exeter, 1891-7. and Lapham, William B., M. D. Edward Chapman of Ipswich, Mass., in 1644, and some of his descendants. Portl., 1878. Chapman, James Wilkinson. State tax commissions in the United States. Bait., 1897, (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies. 1897. V. 15; no. lo-ii.) Chapman, John H. Persecution under Elizabeth. (In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1881. v. 9; p. 21-43.) • ed. Harleian society. Register book of marriages belonging to the parish of St. George, Hanover Square, in the county of Middlesex, 1886-8. Chapman, Leonard B. Block and garrison houses of ancient Fal- mouth. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1895. v. 16; p. 37-53-) First occupancy by Europeans of Saccarappa Falls on the Presumpscott river, now Westbrook. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1899. V. 20; p. 282-300.) Land titles in Monument Square, Portland. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1892. V. 13; p. 281-97.) • Mast industry of old Falmouth. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1896. V. 17; p. 390-404.) Chapman, Maria Weston. "How can I help to abolish slavery?" N. Y. n. d. (In Amer. anti-slavery soc. Anti-slavery tracts, no. 14.) Chapman, Nathaniel, M. D. Elements of therapeutics and materia medica. Ed. 3, enl. 2v. Phil., 1823-4. Lectures on the more important diseases of the thoracic and abdominal viscera. Phil., 1844. Lectures on the more important eruptive fevers. Phil , 1844. ed. Philadelphia journal of the medical and physical sciences. V. T-14. 1820-7. ed. Richerand, Anthelme Balthasar. Elements of physiology, tr. from the French by G. J. M. DeLys, from the ^h Lond. ed., rev. and enl. 1813. Chapman, Samuel, M. D. Treatise on the venereal disease; being chiefly designed as a translation and abridgment of the practical part of Dr. Astruc's work. Ed. 12. Lond., 1770. Chappelsmith, John. Account of a tornado near New Harmony, Ind., April 30, 1852. 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Charleston, 1898. : Artesian wells, scientific committee on. Report. Charleston, 1882. Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago railroad company. Prospectus. Bost., 1887. Charleston, college of. See College of Charleston. Charleston (S. C.) Ladies' memorial association. Memorials to the memory of Mrs. Mary A. Snowden, ed. by J. G. Holmes. Charleston, 1898. Charlestown (Mass.). Early records of Charlestown. (In Young, Alexander, D. D. Chronicles of the first planters. 1846. p. 369- 87.) : Public library. Report, 1872. Charlestown, 1873. Charlestown (N. H.). Annual report, 1853-86, '88-1902. v. p. 1853- 1902. Report of the committee in regard to the history of the town and the centennial celebration, July 4, 1876. Clare., 1873. : Education, board of. School reports for the year ending March, 1893. Clare., 1893. Charlestown church affairs. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1823. v. 21; p. 248-64.) Charlestown (Mass.) First church. Commemoration of the 250th anniversary. Bost., 1882. Charlestown (Mass.) First church Sunday school. Semi-centen- nial celebration of the first Sabbath-school society in Mass., and the first parish Sabbath school, Charlestown, Oct., 1866. Bost., 1867. Charlevoix, Pierre Frangois Xavier. Historical journal, in letters addressed to the Dutchess of Lesdiguieres. (In French, B. F. Hist. coll. of La. 1851. v. 3; p. 119-202.) Charlotte, medical journal, a monthly journal, v. 5; no. i; v. 6, no. 3; V. 7, no. 5; V. 8-1 1. Charl., 1894-8. Charlotte (N. C.) Young men's Christian association. Quarter century's work in behalf of young men. Charl., 1899. Charlton, Edwin A. New Hampshire as it is. Ed. 3, rev. Clare., 1856. Charnock, Richard S. Lord Lyndhurst. (In N. E. hist. gen. soc. Memorial biog. 1894. v. 5; p. 279-88.) Charrel, J. Traite de la culture du murier. Par., 1844. Traite des magnaneries. Par., 1848. Chase, Arthur Horace. Co-operation among the libraries of New Hampshire; paper read before the N. H. library association at its annual meeting, January 29, 1896. Cone, 1896. ed. History of the class of '86 in Dartmouth, 1887. Cone, 1887. for two years ending June, 1889. Woodsville, 1889. Chase, Arthur Wesley. Thirder history of the class of '80, Chan- dler scientific department, Dartmouth college. Manch., 1878. Chase, Austin Selden. Eulogy -on E. F. James, of Manchester, N. H. Hanover, 1869. Chase, Rev. B. W., ed. Proceedings and essays at a convention held at Fisherville, N. H., Jan. 16-18, 1877. Bristol, 1877. Chase, Benjamin. History of Old Chester from 1719 to 1869. Auburn, 1869. Chase, C. C. Brief biographical notices of the prominent citizens of the town of Lowell, 1826-1836. (In Old residents' hist, assoc. Contrib. 1891. v. 4; p. 293-325.) Capt. John Ford. (In Old residents' hist, assoc. Contrib. 1891. v. 4; p. 326-37.) 250 AUTHOR LIST. Chase, C. C. God's plan for educating man. (In Amer. institute of instruction. Lectures. 1850. p. 1-24.) Harriet Livermore. (In Old residents' hist, assoc. Contrib. 1891. V. 4; P- 17-23-) Chase, Carlton, bp. Discourse delivered in Trinity church, Clare- mont, 1861. Clare., 1861. Chase, Charles Augustus. Some great trusts in the U. S. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1897. p. 291-305.) William Lincoln. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1891. p. 424-36.) Chase, Charles G., anon. That old man and his dream. Prov., 1893. Chase, Ebenezer, ed. Masonic casket. 1823. ed. Religious informer. 1821. Chase, Rev. Edward A. Historical address at the centennial cele- bration of the Congregational church, Hampden, Mass., Nov. 18, 1885. Hartf., T898. Chase, Ellen. More early notices of local events. (In Brookline hist. pub. soc. Pub. 1899. no. 16; p. 55-64.) Chase, Enoch, M. D. Address to the Old Settlers' club, July 4, 1872. Milwaukee, 1872. Chase, Francis, ed. Gathered sketches from the early history of New Hampshire and Vermont. Clare., 1856. Chase, Frank. Spiritual invention. Bost., 1865. Chase, Frank H., conip. Onondaga's soldiers of the Revolution; official records. Syracuse, 1895. Chase, Rev. Frank K. Sermon delivered in the Belknap church. May 7, 1882. Dover, 1882. Sermon preached, 1884. n. p. 1884. Chase, Frederic, ed. Biographical sketches of the class of t86o in Dartmouth college. Hanover, 1881. Chase, Frederick. History of Dartmouth college and the town of Hanover, N. H. v. i. Camb., 1891. Chase, George B. Memoir of the Hon. George T. Bigelow. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1890. v. 25; p. 458-82.) Chase, George C. Bates college; inaugural address, Sept. 22, 1894. Lewiston, 1894. What the school owes the community. (In Amer. inst. of in- struction. Lectures. 1895. p. 189-205.) Chase, George Wingate. Historv of Haverhill, 1640-1860. Haver- hill, i86i._ Masonic harp, a collection of masonic odes, hymns, songs, etc. Bost, 1858. Chase, Heber, M. D. Final report on the construction of instru- ments in the radical cure of hernia. Phil., 1837. Treatise on the radical cure of hernia by instruments. Phil., 1836. Chase, Henry B., and Rogers, Artemas. Trial of D. D. Farmer for the murder of widow Anna Ayer. 1821. Chase, Herbert A., M. D., ed. New England medical gazette, v. 11-12. 1876-7. Chase, Herbert E., pseud. See Hdag, Charles E. Chase, Ira A., and Frink, J. S. H. Water title and rights, n. p. n. d. Chase, J. C. Report on the sanitary inspection of the state insti- tutions and the water supply and sewerage disposal of cities and towns. Raleigh, 1895. Chase, Levi B. Genealogy and historical notices of the family of Plimpton. Hartf., 1884. Chase, Persis F. Lancaster sketch book. Brattleboro, 18S7. Chase, Philander, hp. Reminiscences, an autobiography. Ed. 2. 2v. Bost., 1848. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 251 Chase, Lieut. Philip S. Battery F, ist regt. R. I. artillery in the Civil war. Prov., 1892. -r. -r ,• , .-n Organization and service of Battery F, ist R. I. light artillery, to Jan. I, 1863. Prov., 1880. (In R. 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Claremont (N. H.) First Universalist church. Brief history, arti- cles of faith, etc. Clare., 1885. Year book, 1890-T. n. p. n. d. Claremont grange, no. 9, Patrons of husbandry. Programme, reg- ular meetings on Saturday evenings of each month on or before full moon and two weeks thereafter. Clare., 1899. Claremont (N. H.) high school committee. Memorial services and address in honor of the late Paran Stevens. Clare., 1872. Claremont summer institute. Circular, 1901. n. p. 1901. Claremont (N. H.) Trinity church. Constitution and by-laws adopted 1897. Clare., 1897. Claremont (N. H). Universalist Sunday school library. Catalogue. Clare., 1879. Clarendon, Edward Hyde, ist earl of. History of the Rebellion and civil wars in England. New ed. 4v. Bost., 1827. Note : v. 1-3 wanting. Clarion, pub. by the students of Franklin college, v. i, no. 10. Lebanon, 1894. Clark, A., M. D., ed. Bartlett, Elisha, M. D. History, diagnosis, and treatment of fevers of the U. S. 1847. 1856. Clark, A. Howard. G. B. Goode; a sketch delivered before the Society of Colonial wars in D. C., Sept. 17, 1896. n. p. n. d. What the U. S. government has done for history. {In Amer. hist, assoc. Annual report, 1895. v. 6; p. 549-86.) ■ and Ford, Paul Leicester, comp. Partial bibliography of the published works of members of the Amer. hist, assoc. (in Amer. hist, assoc. Annual report. 1890-3. v. i, p. 163-386; v. 2, p. 115-60; V. 3, p. 409-63; V. 4, p. 211-303.) Clark, Adelbert. Our boys of Company K, and other patriotic poems. Laconia, 1898. Clark, Alvin. Autobiography. {In Old residents' hist, assoc. Con- trib. 1891. V. 4; p. 164-78.) Clark, Rev. Benjamin F. Province of law in distinction from that of truth; a sermon delivered before the executive and legislative departments of the government of Massachusetts, at the annual election, Jan. 6, 1869. Bost., 1869. Clark, Charles C. P., M. D. Commonwealth reconstructed. N. Y., 1878. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBBARY. 269 Clark, Charles C. P., M. D. Logical system of municipal elections. (In National municipal league. Proceed. 1895. p. 524-35-) Clark, Charles E. Catalogue of a collection of American por- traiture. Bost., 1901. Clark, Charles H. Outlines of the classification of plants. Durham, 1895. Water analysis for sanitary purposes. Bost, 1892. Clark, Daniel. Eulogy on the life and character of Abraham Lin- coln. Manch., 1865. George Foster Shepley. (In Memorials of judges recently de- ceased. 1881. p. 131-39) Suffrage of loyal black men, both a duty and necessity. Wash., 1866. Clark, Daniel A. Sermon delivered in Amherst, Mass., Aug. 9, 1820, at tlie laying of the corner-stone of the charity institution. (In Webster, Noah. Plea for a miserable world. 1820. p. 13-39) Clark, David W., and Tenney, William. Clinical remarks on fever accompanied with petechiae, typhus, and eruptive states of the system as it appeared in Gilmanton and vicinity in the year 1813. Cone, 1814. Clark, Davis Wasgatt, D. D. Able minister of the New Testament; an anniversary discourse before the literary societies of the Methodist general Biblical institute, Nov. 7, 1849. Bost., 1850. Life and times of the Rev. Elijah Hedding. N. Y., 1855. Methodist Episcopal pulpit; a collection of original sermons from living ministers of the M. E. church. N. Y., 1848. Clark, Mrs. E. J. Reminiscences of Adams. (In Jefferson co. hist. soc. Trans. 1887. P- 145-65.) Clark, Rev. Edgar F. Methodist Episcopal churches of Norwich, Conn. Norwich, 1867. Clark, Emily A. Record of the Chases from their earliest known history. Manch., 1898. Clark, Rev. Frank Gray. Bible in our public schools. Plymouth, 1890. Forefathers' day; Congregationalism; a sermon preached Dec. 18, 1881. Gloucester, 1882. Historical address given at the 150th anniversary of the set- tlement of the town of Lyndeborough, N. H., Sept. 4, 1889. Cone, 1891. Historical sketch of the meeting-houses of the Congregational church, Plymouth, N. H., 1764-1896. Plymouth, 1896. Memorial of Rev. Henry Marden. Cone, 1891. Clark, Frederick C. State railroad commissions and how they may be made effective. (In Amer. econ. assoc. Pub. 1891. v. 6; no. 6.) Clark, Rev. George Faber. History of the town of Norton, Mass.. 1669 to 1859. Bost, 1859. Samuel Fulton Clark. (In N. E. hist gen. soc. Memorial biog. 1885. V. 4; p. 187-99) Clark, Maj.-gen. George Rogers. Capture of Vincennes, 1779. (In Old South leaflets. 1895. v. 2; Gen. ser. no. 43.) and Genet, Edmond. Correspondence. (In Amer. hist assoc. Annual report. 1897. v. 8; pt i; p. 930-1107.) Clark, Hannah B. Sanitary legislation affecting schools in the U. S. (In U. S.: Education, bureau of. Report for 1893-4. v 2 1896. p. 1301-49.) Clark, Henry. Memorial address on the life and services of Rev P. H. White. (In Vt hist. soc. Proceed. 1869.) Clark, Henry A., and Vaille, Frederick Ozni. Harvard book. 1875. Clark, Henry Grafton, M. D. Contagiousness of cholera. (In Mass. med. soc. Pub. 1867. v. 2; p. 243-50.) 270 AUTHOB LIST. Clark, Henry Grafton, M. D. Ship fever, so called, its history, na- ture, and best treatment. Bost, 1850. (R. I. med. soc. Fiske fund prize dissertation.) Clark, Henry James. Anatomy and physiology of the vorticelli- dan parasite. {In Bost. soc. of nat. hist. Memoirs. 1866-9. v. i; p. 114-30.) -^ — Lucernariae and their allies. (In Smithsonian inst. Contrib. 1881. V. 23.) On the spongige ciliatse as infusoria flagellata. (In Bost. soc. of nat. hist. Memoirs. 1866-9. v. i; p. 305-40.) Clark, Horace, and Hatch, William Moore. Sophomore stories. 1884. Clark, Hubert Lyman. Feather-tracts of North American grouse and quail. (In U. S.: Nat. museum. Proceed. 1899. v. 21; p. 641-53) Pterylography of certain American goat-suckers and owls. (In U. S.: Nat. museum. Proceed. 1895. v. 17; p. 551-72.) Clark, Rev. Isaac. Edwards church, Northampton, Mass., semi- centennial services, Jan. 30, 1883. Northampton, 1883. Clark, Sir James, M. D. Sanative influence of climate; fr. 3d Lond. ed. Phil., 1841. (Amer. med. library.) Treatise on pulmonary consumption. Phil., 1835. Clark, John. Records of the descendants of Hugh Clark, of Water- town, Mass. Bost., 1866. Clark, John, M. D., 1809-76. Ill newes from New England; or, A narrative of New England's persecution. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1854. V. 32; p. 1-113.) Clark, John Bates. Capital and its earnings. (In Amer. econ. assoc. Pub. 1888. V. 3, no. 2.) Modern appeal to legal forces in economic life. (In Amer. econ. assoc. Pub. 1894. v. 9, no. 5-6.) Possibility of a scientific law of wages. (In Amer. econ. assoc. Pub. 1889. V. 4, no. I, p. 33-63) Theory of economic progress. (In Economic studies. 1896. v. i; p. 5-22.) Clark, John H., Kampf F., and others. Reports upon astronomical determinations at main stations in Nevada, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska, Colorado, and New Mexico, occupied in the years 1872-4. (In U. S. : Geog. surveys west of the looth meridian. Report. 1877. v. 2; p. 1-491.) Clark, John Spencer. Industrial education a necessary part of public education. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1882. p. 167-201.) Hicks, Mary Dana, and Perry, Walter S. Teacher's manual for the Prang complete course in form-study and drawing, v. 4. Bost., 1895. Clark, Rev. Jonas. Sermon preached at the ordination of Joseph Estabrook in Athol, Mass., Nov., 1787. Wore, 1788. Clark, Joseph. Diary from May, 1778, to Nov., 1779. (In N. J. hist. soc. Proceed. 1855. v. 7; p. 93-110.) Clark, Joseph Sylvester, D. D. Historical sketch of the Congrega- tional churches in Mass., from 1620 to 1858. Bost., 1858. Clark, Le Gros, tr. and ed. Dupuytren, Guillaume, baron. On the injuries and diseases of bones. 1847. Clark, Rev. Lyman. Historical discourse relative to the South Groton Christian Union, 1855-1864, and the First Unitarian par- ish of Ayer, Mass., 1864-1885. Ayer, n. d. Clark, Mary. Biographical sketches of the fathers of New Eng- land. Cone, 1836. Concise history of Massachusetts. Bost., 1830. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 271 Clark, Nathaniel George, D. D. Annual address, 51st anniversary of Mount Holyoke seminary, June 21, 1888. Springf., 1888. Clark, Paul G., and others. Prize essays by the scholars of the High school in the state of California, upon the subject "Patrick Henry." n. p. 1895. Clark, Rufus Wheelwright, D. D. Elements of a vigorous and use- ful character, discourse delivered to young men of Portsmouth, 1848. Ports., 1848. Review of the Rev. Moses Stuart's pamphlet on slavery, en- titled Conscience and the constitution. Bost., 1850. Clark, Salter S., ed. Young, Andrew White. Government class book, manual of instruction in the principles of constitutional government and law. 1884. Clark, Rev. Samuel A. History of St. John's church, Elizabeth Town, N. J., from the year 1703 to the present time. Phil., 1857. Clark, Theodore M. Rural school architecture. Wash., 1880. (In U. S. : Education, bureau of. Circular of information. 1880. no. 4.) Clark, Thomas March, bp. Historical discourse delivered in 1872 in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the St. John's parish. Hartf., 1872. Memorial address on Phillips Brooks. Brooklyn, 1894. Memorial sermon on the life and character of Rev. B. H. Pad- dock, late bishop of Mass. Bost., 1891. Clark, V. A., comp. Organization lists of the agricultural colleges and experiment stations in the U. S. Wash., 1901. (In U. S.: Exper. sta., office of. Bulletin, no. 88.) Clark, William. Anglican reformation. N. Y., 1897. (Ten epochs of church history, v. 10.) Clark, Brig.-gen. William, and Lewis, Capt. Meriwether. History of the expedition to the sources of the Missouri. 1847. ■ History of the expedition to the sources of the Missouri. 1893. Lewis and Clark's journal to the Rocky Mountains, as related by Patrick Gass. 1847. Clark, William A. Centennial address on the origin, growth, and resources of Montana. (In Hist. soc. of Mont. Contrib. 1896. V. 2; p. 45-60.) Clark, William Bullock. Correlation papers; eocene. Wash., 1891. (In U. S. Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1891, no. 83.) Eocene deposits in the states of Delaware, Maryland, and Vir- ginia. Wash., 1896. (In U. S.: Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1896. no. 141.) Mesozoic echinodermata of the United States. Wash., 1893. (In U. S. : Geol, survey. Bulletins. 1893. no. 97.) Clark, William George, ed. Shakspere, William. Works, ed. by W. A. Wright. 1887. Clark, William J. Commercial Cuba; with an introduction by E. S. Gould.^ N. Y., 1898. Clark, William S. On metallic meteorites; an inaugural disserta- tion at the Georgia, Augusta, university. Gottengen, 1852. Clark, Willis G. History of education in Alabama; 1 702-1889. Wash., 1889. (In U. S.: Education, bureau of. Circular of in- formation. 1889, no. 3.) Clark and Upson mining company. Report of the superintendent. Hartf., 1867. Clark university. South Atlanta (Ga.). Clark university courier; catalogue edition, 1897-8. S. Atlanta, 1897. Clark university, Worcester (Mass.). Annual report of the presi- dent to the board of trustees, 1891, '93. v. 2-3. Wore, 1891-3. Courses leading to the degree of Ph. D. n. p. 1901. 272 AUTHOR LIST. Clark university, Worcester (Mass.). Opening exercises, Oct. 2, 1889. n. p. n. d. Register and official announcement, 1889, '91, '93-1901. Wore, 1889-1901. Summer school, 1895-7, '99> IQOI. n. p. n. d. Clarke, Rev. Adam. Account of the infancy, religious and literary- life of Adam Clarke, ed. by Rev. B. B. Clarke. 3v. N. Y., 1833. Discourses on various subjects relative to the being and at- tributes of God and his works in creation, providence, and grace. Ed. 3. 3v. N. Y., 1831. Doctrine of salvation by faith proved. N. Y., 1828. Clarke, Albert. Failures of free trade. Bost, 1896. Money leaflets, plain facts boiled down, probable effects of free coinage. Bost., 1896. Reciprocity. Bost., 1896. Clarke, Arthur E. N. H. legislature, official list of the members of the governor's council, the senate, and house of representa- tives, session of 1901. Manch., 1901. Public printing, some facts regarding it. Manch., 1901. Clarke, Mrs. Arthur E. Address before the Colonial dames of the state of N. H., delivered May 19, 1897. (In N. H. soc. of the Colonial dames of Amer. Addresses, n. d. no. i.) Clarke, Mrs. Arthur Eastman. Rules for American whist in rhyme. Manch., 1895. Clarke, Augustus Peck, M. D. Book of poems. Camb., 1896. Clarke's kindred genealogies. Camb., 1896. Clarke, Charles Mansfield. Observations on those diseases of females which are attended by discharges. Phil., 1824. Clarke, Rev. D., ed. Christian parlor magazine. 1847. Clarke, Rev. Dorus. Saying the catechism. (In Ford, P. L., ed. New England primer. 1897. p. 275-81.) Clarke, Edward Daniel. Travels in various countries of Europe, Asia, and Africa: 2d Amer. ed. 3v. N. Y., 1813-15. Note : v. 3 is 1st Amer. ed. Clarke, Edward Hammond, M. D. Physiological and therapeutical action of the bromide of potassium and bromide of ammonium. Bost., 1872. Recent progress in materia medica. Bost., 1864. Sex in education; or. A- fair chance for the girls. Bost., 1873. Clarke, Eliot C. Main drainage works of the city of Boston. Ed. 2. Bost, 1885. Clarke, Frank Gay, and Cheney, William Haight. Class supper '73, Scientific department, Dartmouth college. Hanover, 1870. Clarke, Frank Wigglesworth. Address. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1879. v. 27; p. 127-42.) Constants of nature. (In Smithsonian inst. Misc. coll. 1874, pt. I, V. 12, 263P. V. 14, 6ip. pt. 2, V. 14, 58p. pt. 3, V. 14, 57p. pt. 5, V. 27, 279p.) Note : part 4 is by G. F. Becker. new ed. (In Smithsonian inst. Misc. coll. 1888, pt. i, V. 32, 409P. pt. 5, V. 38, 37op.) Constitution of the silicates. Wash., 1895. (In U. S.: Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1895. no. 125.) Report on the teaching of chemistry and physics in the U. S. Wash., 1881. (In U. S. : Education, bureau of. Circular of in- formation. 1880, no. 6.) and Hillebrand, W. F. Analysis of rocks. Wash., 1897. (In U. S. : Geol. sur. Bulletins. 1897, no. 148.) and Merrill, George Perkins. On nephrite and jadeite. (In U. S. : Nat. museum. Proceed. 1889. v. 11; p. 115-30.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 273 Clarke, Frank Wigglesworth, ed. United States: Geological survey. Report of work done in the division of chemistry and physics for 1883-93. (In its Bulletins. 1884-93- no. 9, 27, 42, 55, 60, Clarke, George Kuhn. Epitaphs from graveyards in Wellesley, North Natick, and St. Mary's churchyard in Newton Lower Falls, Mass., with genealogical and biographical notes. Bost, 1900. Genealogy of the descendants of Nathaniel Clarke of New- bury, Mass. Bost., 1883. Ed. 2. Bost, 1885. comp. New England historic genealogical society. Rolls of m-embership. 1898. Clarke, H. W., ed. Roster of the 185th regiment N. Y. V. n. p. 1889-90. Clarke, Helen P. Sketch of Malcolm Clarke. (In Hist. soc. of Mont. Contrib. 1896. v. 2; p. 255-68.) Clarke, Henry Steele, D. D. True ground of hope, an occasional discourse. Phil., 1863. Clarke, Henry William. History of tithes. Ed. 2. Lond. 1894. Clarke, Hyde. Early history of the Mediterranean populations, etc., in their migrations and settlements, illustrated from autonomous coins, gems, inscriptions, etc. (/n Royal hist. soc. Trans, 1882. V. 10; p. 134-202.) Examination of the legend of Atlantis in reference to proto- historic communication with America, (/n Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1886. v. 13; p. 1-46.) Iberian and the Belgian influence and epochs in Britain. {In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1884. v. 11; p. 158-92.) Notes on the Ligurians, Aquitanians and Belgians. {In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1884. v. 11, p. 62-9.) On the epoch of Hittite. (in Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1877. V. 6; p. 1-85.) On the settlement of Britain and Russia by the English races. {In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1878. v. 7; p. 249-308.) Picts and preceltic Britain, (in Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1886. V. 13; p. 242-80.) Turanian epoch of the Romans, as also of the Greeks, Ger- mans, and Anglo-Saxons in relation to the early history of the world. {In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1880. v. 8; p. 172-222.) Clarke, Isaac Edwards. Art and industrial education. {In Butler, N. M., ed. Monographs. 1900. v. 2; p. 705-67.) Art and industry; education in the industrial and fine arts in the U. S. V. 1-4. Wash., 1885-98. ■ Drawing in public schools. Wash., 1874. U^ U. S.: Educa- tion, bureau of. Circ. of information. 1874, no. 2.) Clarke, Rev. J. B. B., ed. Clarke, Rev. Adam. Account of the in- fancy, religious, and literary life of Adam Clarke. 1833. Clarke, Jacob B. Summary of the proceedings in congress in 1828-9 in relation to the mulberry tree with a view to the culture of silk in the U. S. N. Y., 1829. Clarke, James Freeman, D. D. Autobiography, diary, and corre- spondence, ed. by E. E. Hale. Bost., 1891. Christian doctrine of forgiveness of sin. Ed. 7. Bost., 1890. Christian doctrine of prayer. Ed. 11. Bost., 1890. Church-going, past, present, and future. Bost. n. d. (Amer. Unitarian- assoc. Tracts, ser. 4, no. 53.) Essentials and non-essentials in religion. Ed. 10. Bost., 1894. Events and epochs in religious history. Bost., 1881. False witnesses answered. Bost, 1835. (Amer. Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser. i, no. 97.) 18 274 AUTHOE LIST. Clarke, James Freeman, D. D. False witnesses answered. Bost. n. d. (Amer. Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser. i, no. 97.) Has Unitarianism done its work? Bost. n. d. (Amer. Uni- tarian assoc. Tracts, ser. 4, no. 34.) History of the campaign of 1812 and surrender of the post of Detroit. ' N. Y., 1848. (/w Hull, Brig.-gen., William, Revolu- tionary services. 1848.) How to find the stars and an account of the astronomical lan- tern and its use. Bost, 1882. Ideas of the apostle Paul translated into modern equivalents. Bost, 1884. Legend of Thomas Dudymus, the Jewish sceptic. Bost., 1881. Lord's prayer. Bost., 1891. Manual of Unitarian belief. Bost., 1892. Memoir of R. W. Emerson. {In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1886. V. 22; p. 107-17.) Memorial and biographical sketches. Bost., 1878. Oration delivered before the city government and citizens of Boston, July 5, 1875. Bost, 1875. Orthodox views of the atonement examined. Bost. n. d. (Amer. Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser. 4, no. 23.) Orthodoxy; its truths and errors. Ed. 18. Bost., 1894. Peter at Antioch; or. The Vatican vs. Bismarck and Gladstone. Bost, 1875. Revivals, natural and artificial. Bost. n. d. (Amer. Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser. 4, no. 16.) Steps of belief; or. Rational Christianity maintained against atheism, free religion, and Romanism. Bost., 1890. Why am I a Unitarian? Bost n. d. (Amer. Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser. 4, no. 28.) Clarke, John. Introduction to the making of Latin. Ed. 24. Leominster, 1803. Clarke, Lieut. John. Impartial and authentic narrative of the battle between his Brittanic majesty's troops and the American pro- vincial army on Bunker's Hill in New England. Ed. 2. Lond., 1775. ■ {In Drake, S. A., ed. Bunker Hill. 1875. p. 42-59.) Clarke, John B., puh. Sketches of successful N. H. men. Manch., 1882. comp. and puh. Manchester almanac. 1879-84. Clarke, John H., M. D. Our meanest crime. Lond., 1894. {Bound with Anti-vivisection question, n. d.) Clarke, John Mason. Die Fauna des Iberger Kalkes. n. p. n. d. List of publications relating to geology and palaeontology of New York, 1876-93. {In N. Y. (state) : Museum. Annual report 1894. V. 47; p. 753-91.) On the higher Devonian faunas of Ontario county, N. Y. Wash., 1885. {In U. S.: Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1885. no. 16.) Oriskany fauna of Becraft mountain, Columbia county, N. Y. Alb., 1900. (N. Y.: Museum. Memoirs, no. 3.) and Beecher, Charles Emerson. Development of some silurian brachiopoda. 1889. and Hall, James, 181 1-98. Memoir on the paleozoic reticulate sponges constituting the family dictyospongidse. 1898. N. Y., 1898. {In N. Y. (state) : Museum. Annual report 1898. V. 49.) Clarke, Joseph Thacher. Doric shaft found at Assos.' Bait., 1886. (Papers of the Archae. inst. of Amer.) {In Amer. jour, of archaeology. 1886. v. 2; p. 267-85.) Gargara, Lamponia, and Pionia; towns of the Troad. {In Amer. jour, of archaeology. 1888. v. 4; p. 291-319.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRAKY. 275 Clarke, Joseph Thacher. Proto-Ionic capital from the site of Neandreia. Bait, 1886. (Papers of the Archae. inst. of Amer.) (In Amer. jour, of archaeology. 1886. v. 2; p. 1-20, 137- 48; V. 3; p. 57-61.) Report on the investigations at Assos, 1881. Bost, 1882. (Papers of the Archae. inst. of Amer. Classical ser., no. i.) ed. Crow, John M. Athenian pnyx. (In Amer. school of class, studies at Athens. Papers. 1888. v. 4; p. 205-60.) Clarke, Lewis. Narrative of the sufferings of Clarke during a cap- tivity of more than twenty-five years among the Algerines of Kentucky. Bost., 1845. Clarke, M. St. Clair, and Hall, D. A., comp. Legislative and docu- mentary history of the Bank of the U. S., including the original Bank of North America. Wash., 1832. Clarke, Maurice D., comp., anon. Manchester; a brief record of its past and a picture of its present. Manch., 1875. Clarke, Mrs. Olive (Cleaveland). Things that I remember at ninety-five. n. p. 1881. Clarke, Mrs. Olive (Rand). Vacation excursion from Mass. Bay to Puget Sound. Manch., 1884. Clarke, Richard H. Lives of the deceased bishops of the Catholic church in the U. S. 2v. N. Y., 1872. Clarke, Samuel Fessenden. Report on the hydroida collected dur- ing the exploration of the Gulf Stream and Gulf of Mexico, 1877-8. (In Harv. univ.: Museum of comp. zoology. Bulletin. 1879. V. 5; p. 239-52.) Clarke, Thomas Curtis, and others. American railway; ed. by T. M. Cooley. N. Y., 1889. Clarke, Thomas William. "Equality before the law." Opening and closing arguments in behalf of the Highland street railway CO. Bost, 1873. Clarke, W. J., tr. Duruy, Victor. History of Rome and of the Roman people, v. i; v. 3, pt. i; v. 7, pt. i; v. 8, pt. i. 1884-7. Clarke, Rev. Walter. Shimei and Abishai; or, The extreme politi- cians; a Thanksgiving discourse delivered Nov. 27, 1851. Hartf., 1851. Clarke, Brig. -gen. William. See Clark, Brig. -gen. William. Clarke, William Bradley, M. D. Report on vaccination, n. p. 1896. Clarke, Rev. William Branwhite. Extracts from a memoir on the geological structure and phenomena of the county of Suffolk and its physical relations with Norfolk and Essex, n. p. 1837. Clarke, William Newton, D. D. Mystery in religion; annual open- ing address before Hamilton theological seminary, Sept. 15, 1896. Hamilton, 1896. Clarke and Co., Robert. Bibliotheca Americana; catalogue of a valuable collection of books and pamphlets relating to America. Cine, 1893. Clarke institution for deaf mutes. Addresses delivered at the 25th anniversary of its opening, Oct. 12, 1892. Northampton, 1893. Annual report for 1867-1901. v. 1-34. v. p. 1868-1901. Note : name changed in 1896 to Clarke school for the deaf. Clarke school for the deaf. See Clarke institution for deaf mutes. Clarke's Manchester directory, ed. Manchester almanac. 1879-84. Clark's Boston blue book, the elite private address, carriage, and club directory; ed. by E. E. Clark. 1892. Bost, 1892. Clarkson, Thomas. History of the rise, progress, and accomplish- ment of the abolition of the African slave trade, by the British parliament. Wilmington, 1816. 1st Amer. fr.*the Lond. ed. 2v. Phil, 1808. Memoirs of the private and public life of William Penn. 2v. in I, Dover, 1820. 276 AUTHOR LIST. Clarkson, Thomas. 2v. in i. Dover, 1827. Clarkson memorial school o£ technology. See Thomas S. Clark- son memorial school of technology. Clarksville (N. H.). Annual report, 1893-1902. Lancaster, 1893- 1902. Clary, Rev. Timothy Farrar. Honorable old age; a discourse occa- sioned by the centennial anniversary of Timothy Farrar, July II, 1847. Andover, 1847. Classology, an Anacreontic ode in imitation of "Heathen mythol- ogy." Bost, 1843. Claude, Jean. Cruel persecutions of the protestants in the kingdom of France, ist Amer. reprint of the Eng. tr. pub. in Lond. in 1707. Bost, 1893. Claude, Rev. John. Essay on the composition of a sermon, ed. by Rev. Charles Simeon. N. Y., 1849. Clavers, Mary, pseud. See Kirkland, Mrs. Caroline Matilda (Stans- bury). Clavigero, D. Francesco Saverio, Vahhe. History of Mexico, col- lected from Spanish and Mexican historians. 3v. Richmond, 1806. Clay, Henry. Address to the public, containing certain testimony in refutation of the charges against him made by Gen. Andrew- Jackson touching the last presidential election. Wash., 1827. American system and the home market. {In Brewer, D. J., ed. World's best orations. 1899. v. 4; p. 1249-59.) 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Davis, Edmund, Knight, Joseph King, and Humphrey, Henry B., comp. Memorial sketch of Hyde Park, Mass. 1888. Davis, Edward P., M. D., ed. American journal of the medical sci- ences. V. 125-42. 1890-9. Davis, Edward Hamilton, M. D., and Squier, Ephraim George. An- cient monuments of the Mississippi valley. 1847. (In Smith- sonian inst. Contrib. 1848. v. i.) Davis, Emerson, D. D. Address delivered at the i6th anniversary of the Mount Holyoke female seminary, Aug., 1853. Northamp- ton, 1853. Davis, George, anon. Address to the republicans of Massachu- setts. Bost., 1862. Davis, Maj. George B., and others, ed. United States: War, dept. af. War of the Rebellion; ser. i. v. 38-53. 1891-98. War of the Rebellion, ser. 2. v. 1-2. 1894-7. Davis, George Lucien. Samuel Davis of Oxford, Mass., and Jo- seph Davis of Dudley, Mass., and their descendants, N. Ando- ver, 1884. Davis, George T. "St. Rigis bell." (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1871. v. 11; p. 311-21.) Davis, Gherardi. Establishment of public parks in the city of New York. N. Y., 1897. Davis, Gilbert A. Centennial celebration with an historical sketch of Reading, Vt. Bellows Falls, 1874. Historical address delivered at Windsor, Vt, July 9, 1877. Rutl., 1879. ed. Vermont: General assembly. School laws in force in 1874. 1875. Davis, H. P. Expose of Newburyport eccentricities, witches, and witchcraft, n. p. 1873. Davis, Henry, tr. Plato. Republic. Wash., 1901. (Universal clas- sics library.) Davis, Henry, D. D. Sermon delivered on the day of general elec- tion, Oct. 12, 1815, before the honorable legislature of Vermont. Montp., 1815. (In Vt. election sermons. 1813-58.) Davis, Henry Winter. Speeches and addresses. N. Y., 1867. Davis, Horace. Address. (In Cal.: Univ. Addresses at the inau- guration of Horace Davis. 1888. p. 21-26.) American constitutions; the relation of the three departments as adjusted by a century. Bait, 1885. (-^w Johns Hopkins univ. Studies. 1885. V. 3, no. 9-10.) comp. 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Discourse before the Mass. historical society, Dec. 22, 1813, at their anniversary commemoration of the ist landing of our ancestors at Plymouth in 1620. {In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1838. V. 11; pref. p. 1-31.) Eulogy on General George Washington. Bost, 1800. {In Amer. acad. of arts and sci. Memoirs. 1800. v. 2, pt. 2. pref.) Robert Cushman. {In Belknap, Jeremy, D. D. Amer. biog. 1798. V. 2; p. 267-80.) {In Belknap, Jeremy, D. D. Amer. biog. 1841. v. 3; p. 70-84.) Davis, Rev. John. Elements of astronomy. New ed. Pittsb., 1867. Davis, John Chandler Bancroft. Mr. Sumner, the Alabama claims, and their settlement. N. Y., 1878. Davis, John Francis. Chinese, a general description of the empire of China and its inhabitants. 2v. Lond., 1836. New ed. enl. 4v. in 2. Lond., 1845-51. Davis, John Hall, M. D. Clinical lecture on the flections of the uterus. Lond., 1865. Davis, John W., Howard, Charles, and Gatchell, William H. Memo- rial to the senate and house of representatives of the United States. 1861. Davis, Joseph Barnard. Popular manual of the art of preserving health. Lond., 1836. Davis, Rev. Joseph G. Good minister, a discourse preached in com- memoration of Rev. P. B. Day. Cone, 1870. Historical discourse delivered at Amherst, N. H., on the looth anniversary of the dedication of the Congregational meeting house. Cone, 1874. Flistorical discourse delivered on the looth anniversary of the Hollis association of ministers, May 6, 1862. Cone, 1862. and Rotch, William B., anon. Memorial services at the dedica- tion of the soldiers' monument in Amherst, N. H., 1890. Manch., 1890. Davis, Junius. Alfred Moore and James Iredell; an address pre- senting their portraits to the supreme court of North Carolina. Raleigh, 1899. Davis, Rev. Lorenzo. Pioneer ministers of Washtenaw county. {In Mich, pioneer and hist. soc. Coll. 1886. v. 8; p. 214-32; v. 0; p. 155-61.) Davis, Nathan Smith, M. D., 1817-. Contributions to the history of medical education and medical institutions in the U. S. of Amer- ica, 1776-1876. Wash., 1877. and Morris, John, M. D., anon. Address before the Rocky Mt. med assoe by J. M. Toner; and biographies of members. Wash., 1877. ed. Chicago and medical examiner. 1860-71. ^^^'^ J*-*"^"^^ °^ the American medical association, v. i-ii. 1883-8. 360 AUTHOR LIST. Davis, Nathan Smith, M. D., 1858-, ed. Journal of the American medical association, v. 9-11. 1887-8. Davis, Ozora Stearns, anon. W. D. Baker, casque and gauntlet, '89. n. p. 1892. Davis, Rebecca I. Gleanings from Merrimac Valley. Portl., 1881. Ed. 3. Haverhill, 1887. sheaf number two. Ed. 2. Haverhill, 1887. Davis, Richard Harding. Cuban and Porto Rican campaign. N. Y., 1898. With both armies in South Africa. N. Y., 1900. Davis, Robert Thompson, M. D. Pauperism in the city of New York. Camb., 1874. Davis, Samuel, anon. History and description of Abington, Mass., Aug., 1816. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1826. v. 17; p. 114-24.) History and description of Scituate, Mass., 1815. (In Mass. hist, soc' Coll. 1816. V. 14; p. 219-50.) anon. History of free schools in Plymouth colony and in the town of Plymouth. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1816. v. 14; p. 79-96.) Journal of a tour to Connecticut. (In Mass. hist. soc. Pro- ceed. 1871. V. 11; p. 9-32.) anon. Notes on Plymouth, Mass. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1815. V. 13; p. 162-204.) anon. Topography and history of Rochester, Mass., 1815. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1816. v. 14; p. 250-67.) anon. Topography and history of Wareham, 1815. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1816. V. 14; p. 285-96.) Davis, Samuel M. Dual origin of Minnesota. (In Minn. hist. soc. Coll. 1901. V. 9; p. 519-48.) Hennepin as discoverer and author. (In Minn. hist. soc. Coll. 1901. V. 9; p. 223-40.) Some of the consequences of the Louisiana purchase. (In Amer. hist, assoc. Annual report. 1898. v. 9; p. 151-60.) Davis, Sylvanus. 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Legislation against weeds. Wash., 1896. (U. S. : Agriculture, dept. of: Botany, div. of. Bulletin, no. 17.) Russian thistle. Wash., 1893. {In U. S.: Agric, dept. of. Farmers' bulletin. 1893. no. 10.) its history as a weed in the V. S., with an account of the means available for its eradication. Wash., 1894. (U. S.: Agric, dept. of. Botany, div. of. Bulletin, no. 15.) Weeds, and how to kill them. Wash,., 1895. {In U. S.: Agric, dept. of. Farmers' bulletin. 1895. no. 28.) Dewey, Mary E. Historical sketch of the formation and achieve- ments of the Woman's national Indian assoc. in the U. S. n. p. 1900. Dewey, Melvil, anon. Classification and subject index for cata- loguing and arranging the books and pamphlets of a library. Amh., 1876. Decimal classification and relative index for libraries, clip- pings, notes, etc Ed. 4. Bost., 1891. : -— Ed. 6. Bost, 1899. Libraries as related to the educational work of the state. {In N. Y. (state) : Univ. Regents' bulletin. 1890. no. 3.) ed. 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Memoranda respecting Edward Whalley and William GofTe. {In New Haven colony hist. soc. Papers. 1877. v. 2; p. 117- 53.) New Haven in 1784. {In New Haven colony hist. soc. Papers. 1888. v. 4; p. 117-38.) {In New Haven (Conn.). Hundredth anniversary of the city of New Haven. 1885. p. 49-74.) On some social distinctions at Harvard and Yale before the Revolution. {In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1893. p. 34-59.) Pilgrim church and Plymouth colony. {In Winsor, Justin, ed. Narrative and critical hist, of Amer. 1884. v. 3; p. 257-94.) Sketch of the life and writings of John Davenport. {In New Haven colony hist. soc. Papers. 1877. v. 2; p. 205-38.) Thomas Clapp and his writings. {In New Haven colony hist. soc. Papers. 1894. v. 5; p. 247-74.) ed. Stiles, Ezra, D. D. Literary diary. 1901. tr. McClure, David, D. D. Diary of David McClure, 1748- 1820. 1899. Dexter, George. Cortereal, Verrazano, Gomez, Thevet. {In Win- sor, Justin, ed. Narrative and critical hist, of Amer. 1884. v. 4; p. 1-32.) 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What ought to be done with the freedmen and with the rebels? Bost., 1865. ed. Church, Col. Benjamin. History of King Philip's war. 1865. History of the eastern expeditions of 1689, 1692, 1696, and 1704 against the Indians and French. 1867. ed. Mourt, George. Mourt's relation. 1865. ed. Williams, Roger. Christenings make not Christians. {In R. I. hist, tracts, no. 14.) Dextier, O. P., comp. Savage, James. Genealogical cross index of the four volumes of the genealogical dictionary. 1884. Dexter, T. F. G., and Garlick, A. H. Psychology in the schoolroom. N. Y., 1899. Dexter (Me.) : Town library. Finding lists. Dexter, 1893. Dial, pub. monthly by the students of St. Mary's college, v. 7, no. 10; V. 10, no. 4. St. Marys, 1896-9. Dialectic society. Catalogue of the members. Raleigh, 1852. ed. by W. J. Battle. Bait., 1890. Dicey, Albert Venn. Privy council. Lond., 1887. Dick, Robert, M. D. Derangements, primary, and reflex, of the organs of digestion. Phil., 1842. Dick, Rev. Thomas. Christian philosopher; or, The connection of science and philosophy with religion. Phil., 1835. On the improvement of society by the diffusion of knowledge. N. Y., 1833. Sidereal heavens and other subjects connected with astronomy. Phil, 1845. Dickens, Charles John HufTam. Christmas carol, with extracts from the Pickwick papers. Bost., 1881. Note : printed for the blind in the Howe type. David Copperfield. 5v. Bost., 1886-87. Note : printed for the blind in the Howe type. Oliver Twist; or, The parish boy's progress. N. Y., 1839. Dickerman, Edward Dwight, and Dickerman, George Sherwood. Families of Dickerman ancestry. N. H., 1897. Dickerman, George Sherwood, and Dickerman, Edward Dwight. Families of Dickerman ancestry. 1897. Dickerson, Edward N. Joseph Henry and the magnetic telegraph. N. Y., 1885. Dickeson, Mandeville Wilson, M. D., and Brown, Andrew. Sedi- ment of the Mississippi river. {In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1849. v. i; p. 42-54.) Dickey, John. 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Digest of physical tests, a resume of practical tests made in labor- atories of the world, v. i, no. 2. Phil., 1896. Dike, Rev. Samuel Warren. Perils to the family; address Dec. 8, 1887. _n. p. 1888. Statistics of divorce in the U. S. and Europe. (In Amer. statistical assoc. Pub. 1889. v. i, no. 5; p. 206-14.) Dilke, Sir Charles Wentworth. Problems of Great Britain. Lond., 1890. Dill, James B. Industrials as investments for small capital. (In Amer, acad. of pol. and social sci. Corporations. 1900. p. 107-19.) Dillard, Richard, M. D. Historic tea-party of Edenton, Oct. 25, 1774. Edenton, 1898. Dillaway, C. K. History of the grammar school; or, "The free schoole of 1645 in Roxburie" with biographical sketches. Rox- bury, i860. Diller, Joseph Silas. Felsites and their associated rocks north of Boston. Camb., 1881. (In Harvard univ.: Museum of comp. zoology. Bulletin, v. 7, no. 2.) Geology of Assos. (In Clarke, J. T. Report on the investi- gations at Assos. 1882. p. 166-79.) 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Annual report, with constitution, by- laws, list of officers and life-members of the association, v. i. Bost., 1863. Discussion of the Nicaragua ship canal and the Tehauntepec ship railway schemes before the committee on foreign affairs of the house of representatives, n. p. n. d. Discussion of the Scripture doctrine of regeneration. Dover, 1832. Disraeli, Benjamin. See Beaconsfield, Benjamin Disraeli, earl of. District historical society. First report, containing the constitu- tion and an account of the organization of the society, n. p. n. d. District of Columbia: Health, dept. of. Report, 1879, '86-7, '89-90, '92, '95, '97, '99-1901. V. 7, T4-15, 17-18, 20, 24, 26, 28-30. Wash., 1879- 1901. : Public library. Annual report, 1897-1900. v. 1-3. Wash., 1898- 1900. : Public schools, board of trustees of. Cooking, n. p. n. d. English in the high schools. Wash., 1897. Manual training. Wash., 1897. Manual training, mechanical laboratory work, teachers' man- ual. Wash., 1890. Minutes for 1882-4, '85-90, '91-3. Wash., 1883-93. Music. Wash., 1891. Number, teachers' manual, ist year. Phil., 1896. 2d year. Phil., 1896. 3d year. Phil., 1897. Report for the year 1874-80, '85-99. Wash., 1876-99. Note : earlier reports issued by City of Washington. None pub. in 1880-5. Rules and regulations for the government of public schools. n. p. n. d. Sewing, n. p. n. d. Story of two inaugurations; 1897-1789. n. p. 1897. Syllabus of language work. Phil., 1893. : Supreme court. Proceedings in the second trial of the case of the U. S. vs. John W. Dorsey and others for conspiracy. 4v. Wash., 1883. Report of the proceedings in the case of the U. S. vs. C. J. ^ Guiteau. 3v. Wash., 1882. District of Columbia medical society. See Medical society of the District of Columbia. District of Columbia society of Mayflower descendants. Officers and members, instruction to applicants, constitution and by-laws. 1899-1901. Wash., 1899-1901. District of Columbia society of the sons of the American revolution. Constitution and by-laws, with list of charter members, 1891. Wash., 1890. (In its Year-book. 1891.) Report of the historian for the years 1895 and 1896, by Marcus Benjamin. Wash., 1897. Year-book for 1891, '96, '97. Wash., 1890-98. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 385 Disturnell, John. Influence of climate in North and South Amer- ica. N. Y, 1867. comp. United States register. 1862. Ditson, George Leighton, M. D. Caucasian mountains and their inhabitants. {In Alb. inst. Trans. 1870. v. 6; p. Qi-HQ-) Circassia; or, A tour to the Caucasus. N. Y., 1850. Divinity of Jesus Christ. Ed. 3. Bost, 1831. (Amer. Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser. i, no. 34.) Bost., 1830. (Amer. Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser. i, no. 34.) Divinity school of Harvard university. See Harvard university: Divinity school. Division visitor, a patriotic magazine, pub. monthly and devoted to the Sons of temperance, literature, and home topics, v. 3, no. 1-2. Phil., 1894. Dix, Dorothea Lynde, anon. Conversations on common things; or. Guide to knowledge. Bost., 1829. Memorial to the senate and house of representatives of the state of Illinois. {In 111: Hospital for the insane. Biennial re- port, v. 1-8.) Dix, E. R. McC. Catalogue of early Dublin-printed books. Dub- lin, n. d. comp. Catalogue of early Dublin-printed books, 1601 to 1700. pt. I. Dublin, 1898. Dix, John Adams. Address at the laying of the corner-stone of the Douglas monument, at Chicago, 1866. N. Y. 1866. anon. Sketch of the resources of the city of New York, with a view of its municipal government, etc., from the foundation of the city to the date of the last statistical accounts. N. Y., 1827. Speeches and occasional addresses. 2v. N. Y., 1864. Tilden dissected; speech at the Cooper institute, N. Y., Oct. 3, 1876. N. Y., 1876. Veto messages in the year 1873. n. p. n. d. Winter in Madeira and a summer in Spain and Florence. Ed. 4. N. Y., 1851. Ed. 5. N. Y., 1853. 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Study of Omaha Indian music. (In Peabody ' museum of Amer. arch, and ethnology. Arch, and ethnol. papers. 1893. v. i; no. 5.) Fillmore, Millard, pres. of U. S. Inaugural address before the Buf- falo historical society. (In Buffalo hist. soc. Pub. 1879. v. i; p. I-I5-) Filson club. Centenary of Kentucky. Louisville, 1892. (In its Pub. 1892. V. 7.) Publications, v. 1-15. Louisville, 1884-1900. Financial reform almanack for 1880, '84. Lond., 1880-4. Finch, Francis Miles. Address on legal education. Ithaca, 1901. (Cornell univ.: Univ. records, ser. i, no. 3, pt. 3.) Chief justice John Marshall. Ithaca, 1901. Synopsis of a course of lectures on fraudulent conveyances de- livered before the School of law of Cornell university. Ithaca, 1894. Finch, Lt.-col. George M. Boys of '61. (In G. A. R.: Ohio dept; Fred C. Jones post No. 401. G. A. R. war papers, v. i; p. 237-63.) In the beginning. (In Loyal legion of U. S.: Ohio command- ery. Sketches. 1888. v. i; p. 218-32.) Findlay, Lt.-col. Robert P. Story of a march. (In G. A. R.: Ohio dept.: Fred C. Jones post No. 401. G. A. R. war papers, v. i; p. 351-66.) Fine, Henry Burchard. On the singularity of curves of double curvature. (In Amer. jour, of mathematics. 1886. v. 8; p. 156- Finks, Rev. D. E., anon. Significant facts and figures concerning our land and home missions. N. Y. n. d. Finlason, W. F. Liabilities of promoters of companies. Lond., 1877. Finlay, David W., M. D., ed. International clinics, a quarterly of clinical lectures, v. i. 1891. Finlay, J. Ralph, and Smyth, Henry Lloyd. Geological structure of the western part of the Vermilion range, Minnesota. 1895. Finlay, John Huston. Public treatment of pauperism; being a report of the ist section of the International congress of char- ities, correction, and philanthropy, Chicago, June, 1893. Bait., 1894. ed. Ely, Richard Theodore. Taxation in American states and cities. 1888. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 459 Finlay, Lieut. John P. Certain climatic features of the two Dako- tas. Wash., 1893. Mountain meteorological stations and inspection of Pike's peak in its winter season. (In Alb. inst. Trans. 1893. v. 12; p. 189-204.) Report of the tornadoes of May 29 and 30, 1879, in Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, and Iowa. Wash., 1881. (In U. S.: Signal service. Professional papers, no. 4.) Tornado studies for 1884. Wash., 1885. Finney, Rev. Charles Grandison. Prevailing prayer. N. Y., 1835. Sermons on various subjects. N. Y., 1834. Fire insurance pocket index, v. 15, 18, 28. N. Y., 1883-96. Fire-king steam fire engine company. Constitution and by-laws. Manch., 1862. Manch., 1871. Fire lands historical society. Fire lands pioneer, v. 7. Sandusky^ 1866. First bishop of New Hampshire, n. p. n. d. First Congregational church, East Hampton (Conn.) 150th anniver- sary, 1748-1898. Middletown, 1899. First district dental society of the state of New York. Souvenir. V. 17. Phil., 1885. First Hopkinton cemetery association. Dedication of ministers' monument, Aug. 28, 1899. Plainfield, 1899. First Littleton bridge company, vs. Connecticut River lumber company. Brief in support of motion to remand. Littleton, 1895. First Maine bugle, quarterly, v. 2-8. Rockland, 1890-8. Note : continuation of Record of proceedings of the First Maine cavalry asso- ciation. V. 4-date liave title Maine bugle. First Maine cavalry association. Record of proceedings, v. 1-8. Augusta, 1872-98. Note : v. 2, 1890, continued as First Maine bugle and pub. quarterly, v. 4, 1894, title changed to Maine bugle. ed. United States: Lieutenant-general commanding armies of the U. S. "Battle order" of the Army of the Potomac, n. d. First parish, Northampton; meeting houses and ministers from 1653 to 1878. Northampton, 1878. First regiment New Hampshire volunteers association. Our for- tieth reunion, 190T, circular, no. 2. n. p. 1901. First-tenth-twenty-ninth Maine regiment association. Directory; comp. by J. M. Gould. Portl., 1889. Firth, Charles Harding. Battle of Dunbar. (In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1900. v. 24; p. 18-52.) Life of Thomas Harrison. Wore, 1893. Marston Moor. (In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1898. v. 22; p. 17-79.) Memoir of Maj-gen. Thomas Harrison. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1893. p. 390-464.) Raising of the ironsides. (In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1899. V. 23; p. I7-73-) Fischer, Heinrich. Stone implements of Asia. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1884. p. 176-204.) Fischer, Henry W., tr. Moltke, Helmuth Karl Bernhard, graf von. Franco-German war of 1870-71, tr. by Clara Bell. 1892. —_ — Letters. 1892. Fischer, Karl, and Konow, Sten, ed. Norway; official publication ^ for the Paris exhibition, 1900. 1900. Fish, Carl Russell. Removal of ollficials by the presidents of the United States. (In Amer. hist, assoc. Annual report. 1900. v. II, pt. i; p. 67-86.) 460 AUTHOR LIST. Fish, Daniel W. Arithmetic, oral and written, number i. N. Y., 1883. Progressive practical arithmetic. N. Y., 1867. ed. Robinson, Horatio N. Progressive intellectual arithme- tic. 1877. Progressive practical arithmetic. 1877. — 1879. Fish, Rev. E. S. History of Brooklyn, Me., an address delivered _ July 4, 1876, Bangor, 1876. Fishcultural society. See American Fisheries society. Fisher, Adler, M. D., tr. Edwards, William Frederic, M. D. On the influence of physical agents on life. 1838. (Bound with Evanson, R. T., M. D., and Maunsell, Henry, M. D. Practical treatise. 1838.) Fisher, Albert Kenrick, M. D. Hawks and .owls from the stand- point of the farmer. Wash., 1895. Hawks and owls of the U. S, in their relation to agriculture. Wash., 1893. (In U. S. : Agric, dept. of: Biological survey; div. of. Bulletin. 1893. no. 3.) Fisher, Allen, Jackson, Charles Thomas, M. D., and Roberts, W. F. Lorberry coal mine; reports. 1863. Fisher, C. Irving, M. D. Prevention of insanity by the timely con- trol of the dissolute, n. p. 1888. Fisher, C. M., and Smith, Columbus. Report to the Jennings asso- ^ ciation. 2v. Rutland, 1863-6. Fisher, E. Marrow of modern divinity; touching the covenant of works, and the covenant of grace. Ed. 10. Bost., 1743. Fisher, Edwin C. Views of Claremont, N. H. n. p. 1887. Fisher, RezK Elias. Sermon preached in Lempster, N. H., at the dedication of the new meeting-house in that town, Oct. 23, 1822. Bellows Falls n. d. Fisher, George. Instructor; or, American young man's best com- ^ panion. Walpole, 1794. Fisher, George D. History and reminiscences of the Monumental _ church, Richmond, Va., from 1814 to 1878. Richmond, 1880. Fisher, George J., M. D. Biographical sketches of the deceased physicians of Westchester county, N. Y. N. Y., 1861. Fisher, George Park, D. D. Inaugural address. (In Amer. hist. assoc. Annual report. 1899. v. 10; p. 15-33.) Jefferson and the social compact theory. (In Amer. hist. assoc. _ Annual report. 1894. v. 5; p. 163-77.) Fisher, Gilman C. Woman as an educator. (In Amer. inst. of in- struction. Lectures. 1890. p. 10-26.) Fisher, Howell. Report on the agricultural and mineral resources of Virginia and West Virginia. N. Y., 1872. Fisher, Irving. Appreciation and interest; a study of the influence of monetary appreciation and depreciation on the rate of inter- est, n. p. 1896. (In Amer. econ. assoc. Pub. 1896. v. 11, no. 4-) Bibliographies of the present officers of Yale university. N. H., 1893. Fisher, Rev. J. Emory. Semi-centennial history of Quincy, Mich. (In Mich pioneer and hist. soc. Coll. 1884. v. 6; p. 237-47.) Fisher, John D., M. D. Description of the distinct, confluent, and inoculated smallpox, varioloid disease, cow pox, and chicken pox. Ed. 2. Bost., 1834. ed. Lannec, R. T. H., M. D. Treatise orw the diseases of the chest. 1838. Fisher, Joseph. History of landholding in England. (In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1876. v. 4; p. 97-187.) History of landholding in Ireland. (In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1877. V. 5; p. 228-326.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRAE Y. 461 Fisher, Joshua Francis. Discourse on the private life and domes- tic habits of William Penn. (In Penn. hist. soc. Memoirs. 1834. V. 3, pt. 2; p. 65-104.) Narrative of Sir William Keith's commg to the government of Pennsylvania, with his conduct in it. (In Penn. hist. soc. Memoirs. 1827. v. 2, pt. 2; p. 23-41.) Some account of the early poets and poetry of Pennsylvania. (In Penn. hist. soc. Memoirs. 1827. v. 2, pt. 2; p. 53-I03-) Fisher, Rev. Osmond. On the inequalities of the earth's surface viewed in connection with the secular cooling, n. p. 1873. Fisher, Philip Adsit. Fisher genealogy; record of the descendants of Joshua, Anthony, and Cornelius Fisher of Dedham, Mass., 1636- 1640. Everett, 1898. Fisher, Richard Swainson, M. D. New and complete statistical gazetteer of the United States. N. Y., 1853. Fisher, S. G. Journal. (In Hist. soc. of Mont. Contrib. 1896. v. 2; p. 269-82.) Fisher, Samuel W. Address delivered Aug. 7, 1856, on the 19th anniversary of Mount Holyoke female seminary. Cine, 1856. Fisher, Samuel Ware, D. D. God's purpose in planting the Amer- ican church. Bost, i860. (In A. B. C. F. M. Addresses. 1847- 60.) Inaugural discourse. (In Hamilton college. Public exercises at the inauguration of Fisher. 1858. p. 12-40.) William C. Noyes, baccalaureate discourse, 1865. Utica, 1866. Fisher, Sydney George. Evolution of the constitution of the United States. Phil., 1897. True William Penn. Phil., 1900. Fisher, Willard Clark. American trade regulations before 1789. (In Amer. hist, assoc. Papers. 1889. v. 3; no. 2; p. 210-49.) Fisherville library association, Concord (N. H.). Catalogue. Cone, 1866. Cone, 1869. supplement to catalogue. Cone, 1881. books added, June i, 1884. n. p. n. d. supplement to catalogue. Penacook, 1888. Fishery commission of 1877. ^^^ United States: Halifax fishery com- mission, 1877. Fishwick, Caroline, ed. Calendar of Lancashire and Cheshire ex- chequer, depositions by commission from 1558 to 1702. Lond., 1885. (In Record soc. Pub. 1885. v. 11.) Fishwick, Lt.-col. Henry, ed. Lancashire and Cheshire church sur- veys. Lond., 1879. (In Record soc. Pub. 1879. v. i.) Lancashire in the time of Elizabeth. (In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1877. v. 6; p. 183-202.) List of Lancashire wills proved within the archdeaconry of Richmond, 1457-1792. Lond., 1884-91. (In Record soc. Pub. 1884-91. V. 10, 13, 23.) Pleadmgs and depositions in the duchy court of Lancaster, time of Henry 7 and Henry 8. Lond., 1896-9. (In Record soc. Pub. 1896-9. V. 32, 35, 40.) Fisk, Benjamin Franklin. Grammar of the Greek language. Bost., Fisk, Rez'. Elisha. Wrentham jubilee, sermon preached in Wren- tham, June 12, 1849. Bost., 1850. Fisk, Theophilus. Being a history of the enormous legalized frauds practised upon the community by the present American banking system. Charlestown, 1837. Labor the only true source of wealth; or. The rottenness of the paper money banking system exposed, n. p. i837(?) Fisk, Thomas. Map of the town of Dublin, N. H., Jan. i, 1858. n. p. 1858. Note : scale 100 rods to l inch. 462 AUTHOR LIST. Fisk, Willbur, D. D. But the end of all things is at hand, be ye therefore sober and watch unto prayer. N. Y., 1829. Calvinistic controversy; embracing a sermon on predestina- tion and election. N. Y., 1837. Discourse delivered before the legislature of Vermont on the day of general election, Oct. 12, 1826. Montp., 1826. {In Vt. election sermons. 1813-58.) Future rewards and punishments, the substance of a discourse before the N. E. conference of Methodist ministers. N. Y., 1825. Properties of the law and Gospel distinguished. Bost., 1830. Review of a tract entitled Free salvation; being extracts from a sermon by Bennet Tyler. Bost. n. d. Fisk, William, D. D. Science and education; an inaugural address delivered at the opening of Wesleyan university, Sept. 21, 1831. N. Y., 1832. Fisk, William H., pub. Manchester directory. 1852-4. Fisk. See also Fiske. Fisk university. Catalogue of the officers and students, 1874-5, '77-8, '79-1901. Nashville, 1875-1901. Organization and aims. Nashville, 1897. : Class of 1896. Fisk senior lancet. Nashville, 1896. Fiske, Amos Kidder. Beyond the bourn; reports of a traveller re- turned from "the undiscovered country." N. Y., 1891. Jewish Scriptures; the books of the Old Testament in the light of their origin and history. N. Y., 1896. Midnight talks at the club. N. Y., 1890. Myths of Israel; the ancient book of Genesis with analysis and explanation of its composition. N. Y., 1897. Story of the Philippines; a popular account of the islands from their discovery by Magellan to their capture by Dewey. N. Y., 1898. West Indies; a history, with an account of their physical characteristics, natural resources, and present condition. N. Y., 1899. (Story of the nations.) Fiske, Rev. Asa S. Thinking in our time, an address at the con- vention of the Alpha Delta Phi, 1886. n. p. n. d. Fiske, Daniel Taggart, D. D. Creed of Andover theological semi- nary. Newburyport, 1882. Fiske, Harrison Grey, ed. New York mirror annual and directory ^ of the theatrical profession for 1888. 1888. Fiske, John. American revolution. 2v. Bost., 1891. Beginnings of New England; or. The puritan theocracy in its relations to civil and religious liberty. Bost., 1889. Crispus Attucks, King George, and the tea party. (In Society of the Sons of the Revolution in Mass. Register. 1899. P- 104- 26.) Critical period of American history, 1783-1789. Ed. 5. Bost., 1889. Discovery of America. 2v. Bost., 1892. Dutch and Quaker colonies in America. 2v. Bost., 1899. Old Virginia and her neighbors. 2v. Bost, 1900. War of Independence. Bost., 1893. Note : printed for the blind in the Howe type. and Wilson, Col. James Grant, ed. Appleton's cyclopaedia of American biography. 1887-9. — — - ed. Proctor, Edna Dean. Song of the ancient people. 1893. I^iske, Rev. John. Extracts from his note-book, 1637-1675 with mtroduction by S. A. Green. Camb., 1898. Note-book; ed. by Dr. S. A. Green. (In Mass. hist, soc Pro- ceed. 1899. V. 32; p. 317-39.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 463. Fiske, Nathan, D. D. Historical account of the settlement of Brookfield, and its distresses during the Indian wars. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1806. V. i; p. 257-75.) Fiske, Capt. Samuel, anon. Mr. Dunn Browne s experience m the army. Bost, 1866. Fiske free library, Claremmt (N. H.). Classified list of books. Clare., 1878. Books added, June ist, 1880. Clare., 1880. Biography and letters, 1882. n. p. 1882. List of books added, 1885. n. p. 1885. 1888. n. p. 1888. 1891. n. p. 1891. Fitch, Asa, M. D. Report on noxious, beneficial, and other insects of the state of New York. gv. in 3. Alb., 1856-65. Fitch, Rev. Charles. View of Holliston in its ist century. Ded- ham, 1827. Fitch, Charles E. G. W. Curtis. (In N. Y. (state) : Univ. Annual report. 1894. v. 107, pt. i; p. 501-20.) Fitch, Rev. Eleazer Thompson. Inquiry into the nature of sin. N. H., 1827. Fitch, George W., and Colton, G. Woolworth. Colton and Fitch's introductory school geography. N. Y., 1862. N. Y., 1857. Fitch, Rev. Jabez. Two sermons on occasion of the fatal distemper which prevail'd in sundry towns within the province of New Hampshire. Bost., 1736. Fitch, Lieut. Jabez. Journal from August 5 to Dec. 13, 1775. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1895. v. 29; p. 41-91-) Fitch, John. Annals of the Army of the Cumberland. Ed. 6. Phil., 1864. Original steam-boat supported; or, A reply to James Rum- sey's pamphlet. (In N. Y. (state) : State, secy. of. Documentary hist, of the state of N. Y. 1850. v. 2; p. 603-40.) Fitch, Sir Joshua Girling. Evolution of character. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1888. p. 145-75.) Lectures on teaching delivered in the University of Cambridge during the Lent term, 1880. New ed. N. Y., 1898. Notes on American schools and training colleges. Lond., 1890. Thomas and Matthew Arnold, and their influence on English education. N. Y., 1898. (Great educators series.) Fitch, Samuel Sheldon, M. D. System of dental surgery. Ed. 2. Phil., 1835. Fitch, T. Davis, M. D., ed. Chicago medical register and direc- tory. 1872. Fitch, W., D. D. Reminiscences of Detroit. (In Mich, pioneer and hist. soc. Coll. 1884. v. 5; p. 536-46.) Fitchburg (Mass.). Municipal register, 1901. Fitchburg, 1901. Old records of the town of Fitchburg, Mass., 1764-1809. v. 1-4. Fitchburg, 1898-1901. : School committee. Annual report, 1883. v. 11. Fitchburg, 1884. Fitchburg historical society. Proceedings and papers relating to the history of the town. v. 1-2. Fitchburg, 1895-7. Fitchburg railroad company. Annual report of the directors to the stockholders, 1848, '55, '68, '71-1901. v. 7, 14, 27, 30-60. Bost., 1849-190T. Discussion of lease to the Boston and Maine, n. p. 1900. See also Hoosac tunnel, and Troy and Greenfield railroad co. Fitchett, William Henry. How England saved Europe; the story of the Great war, 1793-1815. 4v. N. Y., 1899. 464 AUTHOR LIST. Fite, Campbell C, M. D. Anti-diphtheritic and anti-streptococcic serums, n. p. 1896. Fitton, William Henry. Geological notice on the new country passed over by Capt. Back during his late expedition, n. p. n. d. Observations on some of the strata between the chalk and Oxford oolite in the south-east part of England. Lond., 1836. ^ Fitts, Rev. James Hill, anon. Commemorative services of the semi- centennial anniversary of the Sabbath school at West Boylston, Mass., 1868. Wore, 1870. Historical address delivered at the rededication of the Brick meeting-house, West Boylston, Mass., Jan. i, 1890. Exeter, 1890. Manual of the Congregational church. West Boylston, Mass. Clinton, 1870. and Chapman, Rev. Jacob. Lane genealogies. 2v. Exeter, 1891-7. Fitz, Louise. Library movement in New Hampshire, n. p. n. d. Note : paper read at the meeting of the N. H. lib. assoc. Sept. 15, 1893. Fitz, Reginald Heber, M. D. Theory of tuberculosis, a brief ac- count of some of its more important features. {In Mass. med. soc. Pub. 1869. V. 3; p. 171-200.) Fitzgerald, Edward Arthur. Climbs in the New Zealand Alps. N. Y., 1896. Fitzgerald, John F. Oration delivered before the city councils and citizens of Boston, July 4, 1896. Bost., 1897. Fitzgerald, R. D. Australian orchids, v. 1-2. Sydney, 1875-85. Fitzgerald & Company, pub. Claremont directory. 1887. Fitzgerald & Dillon, comp. and pub. Directory of the inhabitants in the city of Nashua. 1876. Fitzmorris, Rev. T. J. Pioneer of religion and the first church and cathedral in Omaha and Nebraska. (In Amer. Catholic hist. ^ soc. Records. 1891. v. 3; p. 1 11-28.) Fitzpatrick, J. Percy. Transvaal from within; a private record of public affairs. N. Y., 1900. Fitzsimmons. Essays upon French spoliations. Phil., 1826. Fitzwilliam (N. H.). Annual reports of the town officers for the year 1870-1, '73, '76-89, '91-1902. Keene, 1870-1902. : Town library. Catalogue. Keene, 1875. Supplementary list of books, March i, 1876. (Bound with its Catalogue. 1875.) Flagg, Charles A. Reference list on Connecticut local history. Alb., 1900. (In N. Y. (state): Lib. Bulletin; bibliography. no. Flagg, Edmund. Venice; the city of the sea, from the invasion of Napoleon in 1797 to the capitulation to Radetzky in 1849. v. i. N. Y., 1853. supt. See United States: State, dept. of: Statistics, bureau of. Flagg, James Chester, ed., anon. Report of the class of '89, Dart- mouth college. Rochester, 1893. Flagg, Rufus Cushman, D. D. Sermon preached at the funeral of Rev. C. C. Mclntire. n. p. t89o(?) Flagg, Wilson. Year among the trees; or. The woods and by- ways of New England. Bost., 1889. Year with the birds. Bost., 1889. Flaix, Fournier de. See Fournier de Flaix. Flanders, Rev. Charles W. Temperance address before the Con- cord temperance society, April 8, 1858. Cone, 1858. Flanders, Henry. Lives and times of the chief justices of the su- prerne court of the U. S. 2v. Phil., 1869. Lives of the chief justices of the supreme court of the U. S. 2v. N. Y., 1875. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 465' Flandrau, Charles Eugene. Ink-pa-du-ta massacre of 1857. {In Minn. hist. soc. Coll. 1880. v. 3; p. 386-407.) Lawyers and courts of Minnesota prior to and during its ter- ritorial period. (In Minn. hist. soc. Coll. 1898. v. 8; p. 89- lOI.) Reminiscences of Minnesota during the territorial period. (In Minn. hist. soc. Coll. 1901. v. 9; p. 197-222.) State building in the West. (In Minn. hist. soc. Coll. 1898. V. 8; p. 463-94-) Flatt, C. C, and Storr, Theophilus Christian. Elementary course of Biblical theology. 1836. Flavel, John. Husbandry spiritualized; or, the Heavenly use of earthly things. Elizabethtown, 1795. Saint indeed; or, The great work of a Christian. Amh., 1795. anon. Token for mourners; or, The advice of Christ to a dis- tressed mother bewailing the death of her son. Brattleborough, 1813. Fleay, F. G. Historical allusions in sundry English poets. (In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1884. v. 11; p. 119-32.) On the actor lists, 1578-1642. (In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1881. V. 9; p. 44-81.) On the history of theatres in London from their first open- ing in 1576 to their closing in 1642. (In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1882. V. 10; p. II4-33-) Fleet's pocket almanac for the year 1782-4, '86-8, '90-1800. Bost., 1 782- 1 800. Note: title of later series is Massachusetts register. Fleisher, Col. C. Manual for Cossack riding and training of horses; tr. from the Russian by G. W. Read. (In U. S. : Adju- tant-gen. Selected professional papers. 1898. p. 49-102.) Fleming, Aretas Brooks. Public papers, Feb., 1890, to March, 1893. Charleston, 1893. Fleming, Sandford. Memorial of the people of Red river to the British and Canadian governments, with remarks on the colon- ization of Central British North America. Quebec, 1863. Unit measure of time. n. p. 1890. Fleming, William, camp. Index to our railway system and our lead- ing lines. V. 2-4. Lond., 1876-80. Fleming's register for New England and Nova Scotia and an almanack for 1773. Bost., 1773. Flers, Hyacinthe Camille Spiro Frangois de Paule de la Motte- Ango, Marquis de. Comte de Paris; tr. by Constance Majendie. Lond., 1889. Fletcher, On the different modes of reducing the apparent dis- tance between the moon and the sun, or a star in lunar observa- tions to the true distance for the purpose of ascertaining the longitude. (In Lit. and hist. soc. of Quebec. Trans. 1843. p. i-io.) Fletcher, Alice Cunningham. Emblematic use of the tree in the Dakotan group. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Pro- ceed. 1897. V. 45; p. 191-209.) Indian education and civilization. Wash., 1888. Lands in severalty to Indians. (In Amer. assoc. for the ad- vance, of sci. Proceed. 1885. v. 33; p. 654-64.) Sacred pole of the Omaha tribe. (In Amer. assoc. for the ad- vance, of sci. Proceed. 1896. v. 44; p. 270-80.) Study from the Omaha tribe; the import of the totem. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1898. v. 46; P- 325-34.) 30 466 AUTHOR LIST. Fletcher, Alice Cunningham, and La Flesche, Francis. Study of Omaha Indian music. Camb., 1893. (In Peabody museum of Amer. arch, and ethnology. Arch, and ethnological papers. 1893. V. I, no. 5.) Fletcher, Arthur G., comp. California: Fish commission, board of. Fish and game laws. 1895. Fletcher, Daniel Cooledge. Reminiscences of California and the Civil war. Ayer, 1894. Fletcher, Edward Hatch. Fletcher genealogy; an account of the descendants of Robert Fletcher of Concord, Mass. Bost., 1871. Fletcher, Edward Taylor. Twenty years' siege of Canada. (In Lit. and hist. soc. of Quebec. Trans. 1855. p. 153-73) Fletcher, Hugh. Descriptive note on the Sydney coal field, Cape Breton, N. S. Ottawa, 1900. Fletcher, J. Oration pronounced at Hollis, N. H., July 4, 1810. Amh., 1810. Fletcher, Rev. J. Address to imperfect believers who cordially em- brace the doctrine of Gospel sanctification. Bost., 1821. Fletcher, James. History of Poland from the earliest period to the present time. N. Y., 1833. Fletcher, Robert. Geometry and its methods as a means of disci- pline. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1886. p. 230- 61.) Lessons from the characters and achievements of great engi- neers. Hanover, 1881. • On prehistoric trephining and cranial amulets. Wash., 1882. (In U. S.: Geog. and geol. survey of the Rocky Mt. region. Con- trib. to N. A. ethnology. 1882. v. 5.) Present status and tendencies of engineering education in the United States, n. p. 1900. Quarter century of progress in engineering education. Lan- caster, 1896. Fletcher, Robert H., and Chase, Stephen. History of the class of 1896 of Dartmouth college. Hanover, 1893. Fletcher, Ryland. Annual message to the general assembly of the state of Vermont, Oct. session, 1856. Montp., 1856. Annual message to the general assembly of the state of Ver- mont, Oct. session, 1857. Montp., 1857. Special message to the general assembly of the state of Ver- mont, special session, 1857. Burlington, 1857. Fletcher, Col. Thomas Clement. Battle of Pilot Knob, and the retreat to Leasburg. (In Loyal legion of U. S.: Mo. commandery. War papers. 1892. v. i; p. 29-53.) Message to the adjourned session of the 23d general assembly of Mo. Jefferson City, 1865. Fletcher, William Isaac. "A. L. A." index; an index to general literature. Bost., 1893. Note : 'for annual supplements see Annual literary index. 1893-date. List of books suggested for inclusion in the A. L. A. index; supplementary to those already indexed, n. p. n. d. Public libraries in America. Bost., 1894. (Columbian knowl- edge series.) and Poole, William Frederick. Index to periodical literature. 1882-97. Fletcher, William Isaac, ed. Annual literary index. 1893-1900. ed. Cooperative index to periodicals. 1886-92. Fletcher free library, Burlington (Vt.). Annual report, v. 2-6, 8-10, 13-27. Burlington, 1876-1901. 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Treatise on the principles and practice of medicine. Ed. 3, rev. Phil., 1868. Ed. 4. Phil., 1873. Ed. 6, rev. Phil., 1886. Flint, Charles L. Grasses and forage plants. Bost., 1874. Milch cows and dairy farming. Bost., 1869. Rev. ed. Bost, 1889. ed. Harris, Thaddeus William, M. D. Treatise on some of the insects injurious to vegetation. 1863. Flint, Daniel. Hop culture in California. Wash., 1900. (In U. S.: Agric, dept. of. Farmers' bulletin. 1900. no. 115.) Flint, Grover. Marching with Gomez, a war correspondent's field notebook kept during four months with the Cuban army. Bost., 1898. Flint, Rev. Jacob. History and description of Cohasset in the county of Norfolk, Mass., Dec. 16, 1821. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1830. V. 22; p. 84-109.) Flint, James, D. D. Verses on many occasions. Lynn, 1851. Flint, James M., M. D., comp. Classification of the materia medica collection of the U. S. national museum and catalogue of speci- mens. (In U. S.: National museum. 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Gallup, Joseph A., M. D. Outlines of the institutes of medicine. 2v. Bost., 1839. Sketches of epidemic diseases in Vermont. Bost., 1815. Gallwey, Rev. Peter. "Only, remember me." Cone, 1899. Gait, John M., M. D. Essay on asylums for persons of unsound mind, second series. Richmond, 1853. Galton, Frank W., ed. Workers on their industries. Lond., 1896. (Social sci. ser. no. 90.) Gambier college. See Kenyon college. Gammell, William. Address delivered before the R. I. historical society, Nov. 20, 1844. Prov., 1844. 500 AUTHOR LIST. Gammell, William. History of American Baptist missions in Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America. Bost., 1849. Huguenot and the Edict of Nantes. Prov., 1886. Life and services of R. G. Hazard. Prov., 1888. Life of Roger Williams. (In Sparks, Jared, ed. Lib. of Amer. biog. 1845. ser. 2. v. 4; p. 1-221.) Life of Samuel Ward. (In Sparks, Jared, ed. Lib. of Amer. biog. 1846. ser. 2. v. 9; p. 231-358.) Gane, Henry Stewart. Some Neocene corals of the United States. (In U. S.: National museum. Proceed. 1900. v. 22; p. 179-98.) Ganilh, Charles. Inquiry into the various systems of political econ- omy; tr. by D. Boileau. N. Y., 1812. Gannett, Ezra Stiles, D. D. Address delivered at the funeral of W. E. Channing. Bost, 1842. Christian ministry, discourse delivered at the ordination of Rev. A. P. Peabody over the South church and society at Ports- mouth, N. H. Ports., 1838. Christian Unitarianism not a negative system. Bost., 1835. (Amer. Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser. i, no. 94.) Discourse delivered at the funeral of Rev. Alexander Young. Bost, 1854. Discourse delivered at the funeral of Rev. W. B. O. Peabody. Springf., 1847. Discourse occasioned by the death of Josiah Quincy. Bost, 1864. Peace not war. Bost., 1845. ed. Scriptural interpreter. 4v. Bost., 1831-3. Services at the ordination of James De Normandie. Bost., 1862. Unitarian Christianity, what it is and what it is not, discourse at the installation of Rev. John Parkman. Bost., 1840. Useful man, a sermon delivered at the funeral of Charles Paine, at Northfield, Vt, Sept i, 1853. Northfield, 1853. Gannatt, Henry. Boundaries of the United States and of the sev- eral states and territories. Wash., 1885. (In U. S.: Geol. sur- vey. Bulletins. 1885. no. 13.) Building of a nation; the growth, present condition, and re- sources of the U. S. with a forecast of the future. N. Y., 1895. comp. Dictionary of altitudes in the United States. Wash., 1884. (In U. S.: Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1884. no. 5.) Ed. 2. Wash., 1891. (In U. S.: Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1891. no. 76.) comp. Dictionary of geographic positions in the United States. Wash., 1895. (In U. S.: Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1895. no. 123.) comp. Distribution of the magnetic declination in the United States in 1900. Wash., 1900 (?) Note : scale 110 miles to l inch, nearly. comp. Geographic dictionary of Connecticut. Wash., 1894. (In U. S.: Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1894. no. 117.) comp. Geographic dictionary of Massachusetts. Wash., 1894. (In U. S.: Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1894. no. 116.) cotnp. Geographic dictionary of New Jersey. Wash., 1894. (In U. S. : Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1894. no. 118.) comp. Geographic dictionary of Rhode Island. Wash., 1894. (In U. S. : Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1894. no. 115.) Lists of elevations in that portion of the United States west of the Mississippi river. Wash., 1873. (In U. S.: Geol. and geog. survey of the territories. Misc. pub. no. i.) comp. Lists of elevations west of the Mississippi river. Ed. 4. Wash., 1877. (In U. S.: Geol. and geog. survey of the territories. Misc. pub. no. i.) NEW HAMPSHIBE STATE LIBKABY. 501 Gannatt, Henry. Manual of topographic methods. Wash., 1893. {In U. S.: Geol. survey. Monographs. 1893. v. 22.) Meteorological observations during the year 1872 in Utah, Idaho, and Montana. Wash., 1873. (In U. S.: Geol. and geog. survey of the territories. Misc. pub. no. 2.) Occupations of the Negroes. Bait, 1895. {In John F. Slater fund for the education of freedmen. Occasional papers. 1895. no. 6.) Results of primary triangulation. Wash., 1894. {hi U. S.: Geol, survey. Bulletins. 1894. no. 122.) Statistical atlas of the United States, based upon results of the nth census. Wash., 1898. Statistics of the Negroes in the United States. Bait, 1894 {In John F. Slater fund for the education of the freedmen. Oc- casional papers. 1894. no. 4.) and Hewes, Fletcher W. Scribner's statistical atlas of the United States. 1883. Gannett, Samuel S. Table for interconversion of miles and loga- rithms of meters. Wash., 1900. Gannett, William C. E. S. Gannett, minister in Boston, a memoir. Ed. 3. Bost, 1893. Gannett, Rev. William Channing. Incarnation. Bost. n. d. (Amer. Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser. 4, no. 103.) Ganong, W. F., ed. Owen, Capt. William. Journal during his resi- dence on Campobello. {In New Brunswick hist. soc. Coll. 1894. v. i; p. 193-220.) {In New Brunswick hist. soc. 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Garden, Alexander. Anecdotes of the Revolutionary war in Amer- ica. Charleston, 1822. Garden and forest, a weekly journal of horticulture, landscape art, and forestry; ed. by C. S. Sargent, v. 8-10. N. Y., 1894-7. Gardener, Lieut. Lion. Relation of the Pequot warres. {In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1833. v. 2y, p. 131-60.) Gardening, semi-monthly, v. 7, no. 9-24. v. 8-9. Chic., 1899-1901. Gardiner, Rev. Frederic. Notice of Rev. George Birgess. {In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1876. V. 7; p. 429-56.) Gardiner, Harry Norman. Jonathan Edwards, a retrospect; being the addresses delivered in connection with the unveiling of a memorial in the First church of Christ in Northampton (Mass.), on the 150th anniversary of his dismissal from the pastorate of that church. Bost., 1901. Gardiner, Henry. New England*s vindication; ed. by C. E. Banks. Portl., 1884. (Gorges soc. Pub. no. i.) Note : first pub. in 1660. 502 AUTHOR LIST. Gardiner, John, M. D., ed. Liebig, Justus, M. D. Familiar letters on chemistry. 1852. Gardiner, John Lyon. Notes and observations; and Notes and memorandums on the town of East Hampton. {In N. Y. hist. soc. Coll. 1870. V. 10; p. 225-76.) Gardiner, O. C. Great issue; or, The three presidential candidates; being a brief historical sketch of the Free soil question in the United States. N. Y., 1848. Gardiner, Robert H. Church printing. Bost, 1898. (Church social union. Pub. no. 50.) Lawyer's view of the function of the church. Bost, 1897. (Church social union. Pub. no. 2>7-) Gardiner, Robert Hallowell. History of the Kennebec purchase. {In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1847. v. 2; p. 267-94.) Memoir of Benjamin Vaughan. {In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1859. V. 6; p. 83-92.) Notice of George Evans. {In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1876. v. 7; P- 457-71.) Gardiner, Samuel Rawson. History of the commonwealth and pro- tectorate, 1649-1660. V. I, 3. N. Y., 1901. Gardiner, William. Incidents of cavalry experience during Gen. Pope's campaign. Prov., 1883. {In R. L soldiers' and sailors' hist. soc. Personal narratives. 1883. v. 2.) Gardiner, William Henry. Annual report; class of '76, Dartmouth college. V. 1-3, 7-23, 25. Wash., 1884-1901. Memoirs of the class of '76, Dartmouth college. Ports., 1876. Gardiner, William Howard. Address delivered before the Phi Beta Kappa society of Harvard university, Aug. 28, 1834, on classical learning and eloquence. Camb., 1834. Gardner, Absalom. Address delivered in Wales, Oct. 5, 1862, being the centennial anniversary of the municipal organization of the town. Springf., 1866. Gardner, Asa Bird. Argument after conclusion of the evidence in the case of F. J. Porter before the Board of army officers. Wash., 1879. Havana expedition of 1762 in the war with Spain. {In R. L hist. soc. Pub. 1898. p. 167-89, 219-24.) Rhode Island line in the continental army and its society of Cincinnati. Prov., 1878. Uniforms of the American army. N. Y., 1877. Walton, William, and Taylor, Capt. Henry Clay, ed. Army and navy of the United States. 1889-95. Gardner, Augustus Kinsley, M. D. Eulogy on T. W. Francis. N. Y., 1861. Eulogy on R. S. Kissam. N. Y., 1863. tr. Scanzoni, Friedrich Wilholm von. Practical treatise on the diseases of the sexual organs of women. 1861. Gardner, Charles W., pub. Re-union of '73; the second reception of the Sons and daughters of Portsmouth, resident abroad, July 4, 1873. Ports., 1873. Gardner, Ernest. Vase in Chicago representing the madness of Athamas. {In Amer. jour, of archaeology. 1899. cer. 2. v. 3; p. 331-44.) Gardner, Henry B. Statistics of municipal finance. {In Amer. sta- tistical assoc. Pub. 1889. V. I, no. 6; p. 254-69.) Gardner, Job, ed., anon. Proceedings and addresses at the dedica- tion of the town hall in Swansea, Mass., Sept. 9, 1891. Fall River, 1892. Gardner, R. W., Chemically pure hypophosphites, therapeutical indications with clinical data. Ed. 14. N. Y., 1897. Hydriodic acid; further details of Dr. Churchill's method of using the hypophosphites in phthisis. N. Y., 1884. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRAE Y. 503 Gardner, R. W. Syrup of hydriodic acid. Ed. 14. N. Y., 1897. (Bound with his Chemically pure hypophosphites. 1897.) Gardner, Rathbone. Social righteousness and the power of the church to proclaim it. Bost., 1897. (Church social union. Pub. no. 35.) Gardner, Capt. W. H. Advantages of deep and thorough prepara- tion of the soil. n. p. 1896. Record of the weather from 1701 to 1885. n. p. n. d. Garfield, J. F. D. Fitchburg's response to the Lexington alarm, April 19, 1775. Fitchb., 1895. (Fitchburg hist, soc.) Lunenburg and Leominster in the war of the Revolution. Fitchb., 1895. (Bound with his Fitchburg's response. 1895.) Sketch of Capt. Ebenezer Bridge. Fitchb., 1895. (Fitchburg hist, soc.) Giarfield, James Abram, Pres. of U. S. Discovery and ownership of the Northwestern territory and settlement of the Western Reserve. Cleve., 1874. 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Some improvements in midwifery. (In Mass. med. soc. Pub. 1867. V. 2; p. 263-77.) Garland, Hugh A. Life of John Randolph of Roanoke. 2v. N. Y., 1851. Garland, James Gray. Garland genealogy. Biddeford, 1897. Garlick, A. H. New manual of method. Lond., 1897. and Dexter, T. F. G. Psychology in the school-room. 1899. Garman, Samuel. Chlamydoselachus anguineus garm. (In Har- vard Univ.: Museum of comp. zoology. Bulletin. 1885. v. 12; p. I-35-) On a variation in the colors of animals. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1877. v. 25; p. 187-204.) On the lateral canal system of the selachia and holocephala. (In Harvard univ.: Museum of comparative zoology. Bulletin. 1888. V. 17; p. 57-119.) Report on the fishes collected by the Bahama expedition in 1893. (In Iowa; Univ. Bulletin. 1896. v. 4; p. 75-93.) Reptiles and batrachians of North America. (In Harvard univ.: Museum of comparative zoology. Memoirs. 1883. v. 8, ^ no. 3.) Garneau, Francois Xavier. Histoire du Canada depuis sa decou- verte jusqu'a nos jours. Ed. 4. 4v. Montreal, 1882. Garner, James Wilford. Reconstruction in Mississippi. N. Y., 1901. Garner, R. L. Apes and monkeys, their life and language. Bost, 1900. 604 ' AUTHOR LIST. Garnett, Algernon Sidney, M. D. Treatise on the hot springs of Arkansas. St. L., 1874. Garnett, James Mercer. Address to the alumni of St. John's col- lege^ Annapolis, Md., June 30, 1880. Annapolis, 1880. Garnett, Richard. Essays in librarianship and bibliography. N. Y., 1899. (Library series, no. 5.) Garnier, Marie Joseph Frangois. Voyage d'exploration en Indo- Chine, effectue pendant les annees, 1866, 1867, et 1868. 2v. Par., 1873. Garrett, John W. Address to the board of directors of the Balti- more & Ohio railroad company upon his re-election as president of that company. Bait., 1865. Garrett Biblical institute. See Northwestern university. Garrettson, Rev. Freeborn. Letter to Rev. Lyman Beecher. (In Beecher, Lyman. 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Garver, Rev. Austin S. What we can do for the truth. Bost., 1900. Gascoigne-Cecil, Robert Arthur Talbot, 3d marq. of Salisbury. See Salisbury, Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoigne-Cecil, 3d marq. of. Gaskell, G. A. Complete compendium of elegant writing. Ed. 6. pt. 1-3. Manch., 1874. Ed. 7. pt. 3. Manch., 1874. Ed. 14. pt. 3- Manch., 1878. Ed. 17. pt. 3. Manch., 1879. Ed. 18. pt. 3. Manch., 1879. Ed. 18. pt. 3. Manch., 1879. Ed. 22. pt. 3. N. Y., 1881. Ed 25. pt. 3. N. Y., 1883. Gasparin, Agenor Etienne, comte de. Cours d'agriculture. 4v. Par., 1844-8. Guide des proprietaires de beins soumis ametayage. Par., 1847. Reconstruction; a letter to President Johnson, tr. by M. L. Booth. N. Y., 1865. (In Loyal pub. soc. Pub. no. 87.) Gaspe Bay company. Reports and prospectus. N. Y., 1865. Gaspe oil region, Canada East. N. Y., 1865. Gass, Patrick, ed. Lewis, Capt. Meriwether, and Clark, Brig.-gen. William. Lewis and Clarke's journal to the Rocky mountains. 1847. Gaston, Hugh. 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Journal of proceedings of the annual encampment, 1892, '96-9. v. 9, 13-16. v. p. 1892-9. : Tennessee and Georgia department. Proceedings of the annual encampment, 1888. v. 4. n. p. 1888. : Texas department. Proceedings of the annual encampment, 1890-1, '93, '95-1900. V. 5, 6, 8, 10-15. v. p. 1890-1900. : Utah department. Proceedings of the annual encampment, 1889, '94, '96-1900. V. 7, 12, 14-18. Salt Lake City, 1889-1900. Roster, 1899. Salt Lake City, 1899. : Vermont department. Journal of the annual encampment, 1889, '93-4- V. 22, 26-7. V. p. 1889-95. : Virginia and North Carolina department. Proceedings of the annual encampment, 1888-90, '93, '97-9. v. 17-19, 22, 26-8. v. p. 1888-99. : Washington and Alaska department. General orders, 1896, no. 2. Tacoma, 1896. Proceedings of the annual encampment, 1888, '96, 1900-1. v. 6, 14, 18-19. V. p. 1888-1901. : West Virginia department. Proceedings of the annual en- campment, 1888, '90, '97. V. 6, 8, 15. 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Great Falls (N. H.) First Congregational church. Articles of faith and covenant. Great Falls, 1845. Historical sketch, standing rules, creed, covenant, and list of members, Feb. i, 1855. Great Falls, 1855. Manual, 1880. Great Falls, 1880. Great Falls Free Baptist; devoted to the interests of the Free Baptist church and society, v. i. n, p. 1897. Great Falls high school, Somerszvorth (N. H.). Course of study adopted March, 1852. Great Falls, 1852. Great Falls leader annual, illustrated. Great Falls, n. d. Great Falls manufacturing company vs. Hayden, Isaac. Pleadings and evidence. Ports., 1881. Great Southern railway, a trunk line between the north and the tropics to within ninety miles of Havana. N. Y., 1878. Great Western railway of England. Illustrated guide, Lond., n. d. Greater Boston, a monthly illustrated magazine for natives of Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont, v. i, no. i. Bost., 1899. Greathouse, Charles H. Historical sketch of the U. S, Dept. of agriculture. Wash., 1898. (In U. S.: Agric, dept. of: Pub., div. of. Bulletin, no. 3,) Rev, ed. Wash., 1898. Vegetable garden. Wash,, 1899. (^w U. S, : Agric, dept, of. Farmer's bulletin, 1899, no, 94,) comp. United States: Publications, div. of. Historical sketch of the U. S. dept. of agriculture. 1898. Grecian history, adapted to the use of schools and young persons. N. Y., 1833. Greeley, Rev. Edward H. Systematic beneficence. Cone, 1877. Greeley, Horace. Address before the literary societies of Hamil- ton college, July 23, 1844. N. Y., 1844. Address on success in business. N. Y., 1867. American conflict; a history of the great Rebellion in the United States, 1860-65. 2v. Hartf., 1867-70. ed. Art and industry as represented in the exhibition at the Crystal Palace, N. Y., 1853-4, from the N. Y. tribune. N. Y., 1853. Essays designed to elucidate the science of political economy, while serving to explain and defend the policy of protection to home industry. Bost., 1870. Bost., 1875. Glances at Europe; in a series of letters from Great Britain, France, Italy, Switzerland, etc, during the summer of 1851. N. Y., 1851. Greeley on Lincoln, with Mr. Greeley's letters to C. A. Dana and a lady friend, ed. by Joel Benton. N. Y., 1893. Hints toward reforms. N. Y., 1857. History of the struggle for slavery extension of restriction in the Unitel States. N. Y., 1856. Overland journey from New York to San Francisco, the sum- mer of 1859, N. Y., i860. Recollections of a busy life. N. Y., 1868. new ed. N. Y., 1873. What I know of farming, N. Y., 1871. 550 AUTHOR LIST. Greeley, Horace, and Cleveland, John F. Political text-book for i860, comprising a brief view of presidential nominations and elections, including all the national platforms ever yet adopted. N. Y., i860. ^ _ ^ and others. Great industries of the United States. Hartf., 1872. ed. Jefifersonian. 1838-9. ed. Sargent, Epes. Life and public services of Henry Clay. 1852. Greeley record; showing the opinions and sentiments of Horace Greeley. Wash., 1872. Greeley, Brig.-gen. Adolphus Washington. American weather. N. Y., 1888. International polar expedition; report on the proceedings of the U. S. expedition to Lady Franklin Bay, Grinnell land. 2v. Wash., 1888. (U. S.: Signal service. Arctic ser. of pub. no. 4.) Isothermal lines of the United States, 1871-1880. Wash., 1881. (U. S.: Signal office. Professional papers, no. 2.) Public documents of the early congresses. (In Amer. hist. assoc. Annual report. 1897. v. 8; pt. i; p. 1109-1248.) Three years of arctic service, an account of the Lady Frank- lin Bay Expedition of 1881-84. 2v. N. Y., 1886. and Glassford, Capt. William A. Report on the climate of Cal- ifornia and Nevada. Wash., 1891. Green, Benjamin. True believer's vademecum; or, Shakerism ex- posed. Cone, 1831. Green, Bernard R. Book stack and shelving for libraries, manu- factured by the Snead & co, iron works. Louisville, n. d. Green, Calvin, and Hollister, A. G. Pearly gate of the true life and doctrine for believers in Christ. 1894. atid Youngs, Benjamin S. Testimony of Christ's second ap- pearing. 1856. Green, Charles Montraville, M. D. Early physicians of Medford. Bost., 1898. Green, Ezra, M. D. Diary, with historical notes and a biography by G. H. Preble and W. C. Green. Bost., 1875. Green, Lieut, com. F. M., Davis, Rear adm. Charles Henry, and Nor- ris, Lieut. John Alexander. Telegraphic determination of longi- tude in Japan, China, and the East Indies in 1881 and 1882. W^ash., 1883. Green, F. W., comp. Ohio: Centennial managers, board of. Interna- tional exhibition, Philadelphia, 1876, catalogue of exhibits from the state of Ohio. 1876. Green, Harriet E., comp. Historical index to the Pickering papers. Bost, 1896. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1896. v. 58.) Green, J. L. Allotments and small holdings. Lond., 1896. (So- cial science series, no. 87.) Green, James. Causes of the war in South Africa from an Amer- ican lawyer's standpoint. Ed. 2. Wore, 1900. (In Worcester soc. of antiq. Coll. v. 17; p. 162-85.) Green, James D. Oration delivered at Maiden on the 200th anni- versary of the incorporation of the town. May 23, 1849. Bost., 1850. Green, John, M. D. City hospitals. Bost., 1861. Green, John O. Memoir of S. L. Dana. (In Old residents' hist, assoc. Contrib. 1879. v. i; p. 265-74.) Green, John Orne, M. D. Osteo-sclerosis of the mastoid, n. p. n. d. Green, John Richard. History of the English people. 4v. Chic, 1886. Green, Jonathan, M. D. Practical compendium of the diseases of the skin; fr. the 2d Lond. ed. Phil., 1838. (Amer. med. library.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRABY. 551 Green, Rev. Lewis. Biography of Benjamin Green. {In Old resi- dents' hist, assoc. Contrib. 1879. v. i; p. 42-51-) Green, Louis Warner, D. D. Harmony of revelation and natural science. {In Lectures on the evidences of Christianity. 1853. P- 459-520.) Inaugural address delivered before the synod of Kentucky at Lebanon, Oct. 14, 1858. Frankfort, 1858. Green, Mason Arnold. Springfield, 1636-1886, history of town and city. Springf., 1888. Springfield memories. Springf., 1876. Green, Nelson G. Water pollution. N. Y., 1880. Green, Nelson Winch. Mormonism; its rise, progress, and present condition; embracing the narrative of Mrs. Mary Ettie V. Smith. Hartf., 1870. Green, Samuel Abbott, M. D. Account of the lawyers of Groton, Mass. Groton, 1892. Account of the library. {In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1894. V. 28; p. 3I2-44-) Account of the physicians and dentists of Groton, Mass. Groton, 1890. Address at the Horace Mann school for the deaf, November ID, 1897. n. p. 1897. Benjamin Thompson, the earliest native American poet. {In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1896. v. 30; p. 263-84.) Boston massacre, March 5, 1770. Wore, 1900. {In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1900. p. 40-53.) Boundary line between Massachusetts and New Hampshire from the Merrimack river to the Connecticut. Lowell, 1894. Boundary lines of old Groton. Groton, 1885. Capt. Thomas Lawrence's company. {In Mass. hist soc. Pro- ceed. 1891. V. 26; p. 21-33.) Centennial bibliography of the Massachusetts historical soci- ety, 1891. Camb., 1891. comp. Centennial bibliography. {In Mass. hist. soc. Pro- ceed. 1891. V. 26; p. 203-49.) Dates of some early commencements at Harvard college. {In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1896. v. 30; p. 194-206.) Early American imprints belonging to the society. {In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1899. v. 32; p. 273-86, 380-423.) {In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1895. v. 29; p. 411-549.) Early church records of Groton, Mass., 1761-1830. Groton, 1896. Early history of printing in New England. {In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1897. v. 31; p. 240-53.) Early records of Groton, Mass., 1662-1707. Groton, 1880. Epitaphs from the old burying ground in Groton, Mass., with notes. Bost., 1878. Geography of Groton, Mass., prepared for the use of the members of the Appalachian club. Groton, 1886. Groton during Sha3^'s rebellion. {In Mass. hist. soc. Pro- ceed. 1885. V. 21; p. 298-312.) Groton during the Indian wars. Groton, 1883. Groton during the Revolution. Groton, 1900. Groton historical series, a collection of papers relating to the history of the town of Groton, Mass. v. 1-4. Groton, 1887-99. Groton in witchcraft times. Groton, 1883. Historical address delivered at Groton, Mass., Feb. 20, 1880, at the dedication of three monuments erected by the town. Groton, 1880. Historical sketch of Groton, Mass., 1655-1890. Groton, 1894. History of medicine in Massachusetts. Bost., 1881. 662 AUTHOR LIST. Green, Samuel Abbott, M. D. Northern boundary of Massachu- setts in its relation to New Hampshire. (In Amer, antiq. soc. Proceed. 1890. p. ii-33-) A part of the Council's report to the Amer. antiq. soc. Oct. 1890. Camb., 1890. Oration. (In Groton (Mass.). Proceed of the centennial cel- ebration. 1876. p. 5-52.) Origin and growth of the library of the Massachusetts his- torical society. Camb,, 1893. Paper read before the American philosophical society, Phila- delphia, May 25, 1893. Groton, 1893. Career of Benjamin Franklin; a paper read before the American philosophical society, Philadelphia, May 25, 1893. Phil., 1893. Pawtucket Falls as a factor in determining so much of the northern boundary of Massachusetts as lies between the Merri- mack and Connecticut rivers. (In Old residents' hist, assoc. Contrib. 1894. v. 5; p. 309-37-) Population of Groton at different times, with some notes on the provincial census of 1765. Camb., 1888. Rev. John Wheelwright. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1894. V. 28; p. 505-17.) Roll of honor, Groton, Mass. n. p. n. d. comp. Three military diaries kept by Groton soldiers in dif- ferent wars. Groton, 1901. ed. Bradstreet, Dudley. Diary. (In Mass. hist. soc. Pro- ceed. 1897. V. 31; p. 417-46.) tr. Deux-Ponts, Guillaume, comte de. My campaigns in Amer- ica. 1868. ed. Farnsworth, Amos. Diary. (In Mass. hist. soc. Pro- 1899. V. 32; p. 74-107.) Fiske, Rev. John. Extracts from his note-book, 1637-1675. Fiske, Rev. John. Note-book. (In Mass. hist. soc. Pro- 1899. V. 32; p. 317-39.) Hammond, Capt. Lawrence. Diary. 1892. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1892. v. 27; p. 144-72.) ed. Holden, David. Journal kept during the latter part of the French and Indian war, Feb. -Nov., 1760. 1889. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1889. v. 24; p. 387-409.) ed. Marshall, John. Diary. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1901. V. 34; p. 13-34.) ed. Mather, Rev. Increase. Diary, March, 1675-December, 1676. 1900. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1900. v. ZZ) P. 337-74f 397-411.) Green, Samuel B. Forestry in Minnesota. Delano, 1898. Vegetable gardening, a manual on the growing of vegetables for home use and marketing. St. Paul., 1896. Green, Samuel Swett. Craigie house, Cambridge, during its occu- pancy by Andrew Craigie and his widow. (In x\mer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1901. New ser. v. 13; p. 312-52.) Desirableness of establishing personal intercourse and rela- tions between librarians and readers in popular libraries. Wore, 1876. George Bancroft. Wore, 1891. (/w Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1891. p. 237-56.) Gleanings from the sources of the history of the second par- ish, Worcester, Mass. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1883. p. 301-20.) Library aids. Wash., 1881. Scotch-Irish in America. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1895. p. 32-70.) NEW HAMPSHIKE STATE LIBRARY. 553 Green, Walter C, ed. Green, Ezra, M. D. Diary, with historical notes and a biography by G. H. Preble. 1875. . , . Green, William L. Hawaiian islands and the reseau tnangulaire. Bost., 1877. . ^ ^ ^, Green, Willis. Address before the Alexandria, D. C, Clay club, n. p. 1844. Green. See also Greene. Green Mountain gold-mining company. Trustees report, June, 1868. Manchester, 1868. Greenbank's periodical library, pub. weekly, v. 1-3. Phil., 1833. Greene, Rev. David, and Mason, Lowell, anon. Church psalmody, 1850. Greene, Evarts Boutell. Provincial governor in the English colo- nies of North America. N. Y., 1898. (Harvard hist, studies. V. 7.) Greene, Maj.-gen. Francis Vinton. Biographical sketch. (In Roosevelt, Theodore, pres. of U. S. Amer. ideals. 1900. v. i; p. I-I5-) Mississippi. N. Y., 1882. (Campaigns of the Civil war.) Russian army and its campaigns in Turkey in 1877-78. 2V. N. Y., 1879- Sketches of army life in Russia. N. Y., 1885. Greene, Frank Llewelljm. Descendants of Joseph Greene, of Westerly, R. I., and other lines of Greenes in America. Alb., 1894. Greene, Frederick Davis. Rule of the Turk, a revised and enl. ed. of The Armenian crisis. N. Y., 1896. Greene, George Sears. Genealogy of the family of Richard Greene. (In Vernon, Thomas. Diary. 1881. p. 141-50.) Greene, George Washington. Life of Nathanael Greene. (In Sparks, Jared. Lib. of Amer. biog. 1846. ser. 2. v. 10.) Nathanael Greene; an examination of some statements con- cerning Maj.-gen. Greene in the 9th vol. of Bancroft's History of the United States. Bost., 1866. Short history of Rhode Island. Prov., 1877. Greene, H. M. Obligation of civilized society to idiotic and feeble- minded children. (In Kerlin, L N., M. D. Provision for idiotic and feeble-minded children. 1884. p. 21-8.) Greene, Henry L. Greene st. school of Providence, and its teach- ers. (In R. L hist. soc. Pub. 1898. p. 199-219.) Greene, Herman W. Statement of fact; reply to the accusations of W. E. Chandler, n. p. i89o(?) Greene, Homer. Blind brother; a story of the Pennsylvania coal mines. Bost., 1890. NoTB: printed for the blind In the Howe type. Greene, J. Baker. On certain points of analogy between Jewish and Christian baptism in the apostolic age. (In Royal hist, soc. Trans. 1882. v. 10; p. 248-66.) Greene, J. Evarts. Our dealings with the Indians. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1896. p. 23-42.) Roxbury Latin school, an outline of its history. (In Amer. antiq. soc.^ Proceed. 1887. p. 348-66. 1888; p. 146-7.) Santa Fe trade, its route and character. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1893. p. 324-41.) Greene, Jacob L. Dividends, surrender values, et csetera. n. p. 1898. Our currency problems. Hartf., 1896. ■ Proper paper currency; what it is, and who can utter it. Hartf., 1897. Relations of life insurance to the public; the relations of the public to life insurance, n. p. n. d. 554 AUTHOR LIST. Greene, Jacob L. What is "A sound currency?" Address before the Boston boot and shoe club, Feb. 23, 1898. n. p. i898(?) Greene, John M., D. D. Address at the centennial of the birth of Sophia Smith, the founder of Smith college at Northampton, Mass., delivered May 27, 1896. n. p. n. d. Behold the works of the Lord, a historical discourse preached in Lowell, in 1873. Lowell, 1873. Blessed dead; where are they? Bost., 1888. Rev. Owen Street, a memorial discourse. {In Old residents' hist, assoc. Contrib. 1891. v. 4; p. 43-59-) Semi-centennial volume of the Eliot church, Lowell, Mass. Lowell, 1881. Sketch of Miss Sophia Smith, the founder of Smith college. {In Smith college. Addresses. 1877. p. 33-46.) Greene, Nathaniel. Reply to a letter published by Henry Orne, in the Boston evening bulletin. Bost., 1829. Greene, Rev. R. A. Sermon preached at the funeral of Mrs. James Nichols, 1876. Montp., 1876. Greene, Samuel Stillman. Introduction to the study of English grammar. Phil. n. d. Note : t. p. w. Treatise on the structure of the English language. Phil., 1863. Greene, Thomas A. Address before the members of the New Bed- ford lyceum, at their first meeting, Dec. 18, 1828. New Bed- ford, 1829. Greene, Welcome Arnold, ed. Providence Plantations for 250 years. Prov., 1886. Greene, William Batchelder. Socialistic, communistic, mutualistic, and financial fragments. Bost., 1875. Greene, William H., anon. Code of procedure; or, The new and the old modes of proceeding compared. Buffalo, 1867. Greene, William Warren, M. D. Questions in surgery. Portl., 1872. Greene. See also Green. Greene-Cumston, Charles. See Cumston, Charles Greene-. Greener, William Wellington. Gun and its development. Ed. 6. N. Y., 1897. Greenfield, William, ed. Bible: New Testament. Kaina diatheke. Novum Testamentum. 1846. Greenfield (N. H.). Annual reports of the town officers for the year 1876, '82-5, '89-1901. Peterboro, 1876-1901. Greenhill, William. Exposition continued upon the 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, loth, nth, I2th, and 13th chapters of the prophet Ezekiel. Lond., 1649. Greenhow, Edward Headlam, M. D. On diphtheria. N. Y., 1861. Greenhow, Robert. Fenelon among the Iroquois. {In N. Y. hist, soc. Proceed. 1848. p. 199-209.) History of Oregon and California and the other territories of the northwest coast. Bost., 1844. Greenhow, Thomas Michael. Cholera, as it recently appeared in the towns of Newcastle and Gateshead. Phil., 1832. Greenland (N. H.). Annual reports of the selectmen and other town officers for the year 1881-5, '88-9, '92-1902. Exeter, 1881- 1902. Greenland (N. H.) Methodist Episcopal church. Catalogue of the Sunday school library. Dover, 1897. Greenleaf, Abner. Address delivered before the society of Asso- ciated mechanics and manufacturers of the state of N. H., at the celebration of their anniversary, Oct. 5, 1826. Ports., 1826. NEW HAMPSHIKE STATE LIBRARY. 555 Greenleaf, Benjamin. Introduction to the national arithmetic. Bost., 1863. Key to the introduction to the National arithmetic. Bost., 1871. Key to the National arithmetic, for the use of teachers only. Bost., 1849. Mental arithmetic, upon the inductive plan. Bost, 1861. New ed. Bost., 1862. Mental arithmetic, on the inductive plan. Bost., 1864. National arithmetic, on the inductive system. New ed. Bost., 1862. Bost., 1864. Bost., 1865. New practical arithmetic; prepared to accompany the mathe- matical series of Benjamin Greenleaf. Bost., 1871. Practical treatise on algebra. Ed. 14. Bost., 1857. Greenleaf, Charles Ravenscroft, M. D. Manual for the medical offi- cers of the United States army. Phil., 1864. Greenleaf, James Edward, comp. Genealogy of the Greenleaf fam- ily. Bost., 1896. Greenleaf, Rev. Jonathan. Sketches of the ecclesiastical history of the state of Maine. Ports., 1821. Greenleaf, Jonathan, and Hubbard, Jeremiah. Account of Wells. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1865. v. i; p. 336-62.) Greenleaf, Moses. Atlas accompanying Greenleaf's map and sta- tistical survey of Maine. Portl., 1828. Map of the state of Maine. Portl., 1829. Note : scale 9i miles to l inch. Greenleaf, Robert Willard, M. D. Historical report of the Boston dispensary for one hundred years, 1796-1897. Brookline, 1898. Greenleaf, Simon, anon. Catalogue of a select law library. Camb., 1836. Discourse commemorative of the life of Joseph Story. Bost, 1845. Greenough, James Bradstreet, and Allen, Joseph Henry, D. D. Latin grammar for schools and colleges. 1873. and Kittredge, George Lyman. Words and their ways in the English speech. N. Y., 1901. ed. Virgilius Marc, Publius. Bucolica, ^neis, Georgica. 1884. Greenough, James Carruthers. Essentials of good teaching. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1890. p. 47-58.) Individualism in teaching. {In Amer. inst of instruction. Lectures. 1887. p. 90-103.) Methods and results. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lec- tures. 1882. p. 140-56.) Greenough, W. A., comp. Dover directory. 1865. Greenough & Co., comp. Concord directory for 1878-81. 1877-79. pub. Greenough's directory of the inhabitants, etc., in the cities of Lewiston and Auburn. 1878-80. pub. Greenough's directory of the inhabitants, etc., in the towns of Waltham and Watertown. 1877-95. pub. Massachusetts cities directory. 1874-9. comp. and pub. Nashua directory for 1879-80. 1879. pub. Portsmouth directory. 1875-7. 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Trial by jury, remarks on the attempt by Chief justice Parker to usurp the prerogatives of the jury in criminal cases. Exeter, 1842. Hale, John Peter. Daniel Boone, some facts and incidents not hitherto published. Wheeling, n. d. ■ History and mystery of the Kanawha valley. Charleston, 1897. Scraps of history, tradition, and facts relating to the lower Shenandoah valley. {In W. Va. hist, and antiq. soc. Minutes. 1899. V. 9; appx. A. p. 9-38.) Some local archaeology, a paper read before the W. Va. hist. and antiq. soc. Charleston, 1898. Hale, Mrs. Lucy H., vs. Jacques, William H., and Chandler, Mrs. Lucy Hale. Petition of W. H. Jacques, n. p. 1897. Hale, Rev. Moses. Sermon preached at the ordination of the Rev. Joseph Woodman to the pastoral care of the church and con- gregation in Sanbornton, N. H., Nov. 13, 1771. Salem, 1772. Hale, Nathan, 1784-1863, anon. American system; or. The effects of high duties on imports designed for the encouragement of domestic industry. Bost., 1828. Map of the New England states with the adjacent parts of New York and Lower Canada. Bost, 1826. NoTB : scale 8 miles to 1 inch. Notes made during an excursion to the highlands of New Hampshire and Lake Winnipiseogee. Andover, 1833. Hale, P. M. Woods and timbers of North Carolina. Raleigh, 1883. Hale, Richard Walden. Dreyfus story. Bost., 1899. Hale, Robert Safford. Genealogy of descendants of Thomas Hale; ed. by G. R. Howell. Alb., 1889. Hale, Robert Ward. Comparison of the Fitchburg railroad with other Massachusetts railroads. Bost., 1863. Hale, Salma. Address delivered before the N. H. hist, soc, June II, 1828. {In N. H. hist. soc. Coll. 1870. v. 3; p. 123-39.) Annals of the town of Keene from its first settlement in 1734 to 1790. Cone, 1826. {In N. H. hist, soc. Coll. 1827. v. 2; p. 71-136.) a continuation to 1815. Ed. 2. Keene, 1851. History of the United States, from their first settlement as colonies to the close of the campaign of 1814. Aberdeen, 1848. anon. History of the United States from their first settlement as colonies to the close of the war with Great Britain in 1815. N. Y., 1827. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 573 Hale, Salma, anon. History of the United States from their first settlement as colonies to the close of the administration of Mr. Madison in 1817. 2v. N. Y., 1853-5. . , , . , anon. History of the United States of America; with a brief account of som'e of the principal empires and states of ancient and modern times; by a citizen of Massachusetts. Keene, 1822. Keene, 1823. Oration delivered at Keene, Feb. 22, 1832, being the centen- nial anniversary of the birthday of Washington. Keene, 1832. Hale, Samuel Whitney. Message to the two branches of the legis- lature, June session, 1883. Cone, 1883. Hale, Mrs. Sarah Josepha (Buell). Flora's interpreter. Bost., 1832. Harry Guy, the widow's son. Bost, 1848. comp. Ladies' wreath; a selection from the female poetic writers of England and America. Bost., 1837. Ed. 2, enl. Bost., 1839. Northwood; or, Life North and South. N. Y., 1852. Sketches of American character, Ed. 4. Bost., 1831. Woman's record; or, Sketches of all distinguished women from the beginning to 1850. N. Y., 1853. Ed. 3. N. Y., 1870. ed. Ladies' magazine. 1828-32. Hale, Susan. Story of Mexico. N. Y., 1889. (Story of the na- tions.) and Hale, Edward Everett, D. D. Story of Spain. 1889. Hale, William. Relations between the Boston and Maine and Cocheco railroads, n. p. n. d. Hale, William Gardner. Anticipatory subjunctive in Greek and Latin. Chic, 1894. {In Univ. of Chicago. Studies in classical philology. V. I, no. i.) Hale, William H. Present state of the inquiry into the origin and primal condition of man. {In Alb. inst. Trans. 1872. v. 7; p. 44-59.) Halen, Juan van. Narrative of imprisonment in the dungeons of the inquisition at Madrid in 1817 and 1818; his journey to Rus- sia. N. Y., 1828. Hales, John Groves. Maps of the street lines of Boston, made for the selectmen in 1819 and 1820. Bost., 1894. Haley, John William, D. D. Examination of the alleged discrep- ancies of the Bible. Ed. 3. Andover, 1876. Hereafter of sin; what will it be? Andover, 1881. Half-yearly abstract of the medical sciences, being a digest of British and continental medicine, v. 19-20, 29, 44-58. Phil., 1854-74. Half -yearly compendium of medical science; a synopsis of the American and foreign literature of medicine, surgery, and col- lateral sciences, v. 1-17. Phil., 1868-83. Note: v. 16, 1883, became quarterly with title quarterly compendium of medical science. Ended in 1889. Haliburton, R. G. Dwarf survivals, and traditions as to pigmy races. {In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1896. V. 44; p. 285-96.) Notes on Mount Atlas and its traditions. {In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1883. v. 31; p. 559-68.) Haliburton, Thomas Chandler, anon. Clockmaker. Ed. 3. Cone, 1838. Hall, Rev. Aaron. Oration delivered at the request of the inhab- itants of Keene, June 30, 1788, to celebrate the ratification of the federal constitution by the state of New Hampshire. Keene, 1788. Sermon preached June 2, 1803, before the governor, council, senate, and house of representatives of the state of New Hamp- shire. Cone, 1803. {In N. H. election sermons, 1800-15.) 574 AUTHOR LIST. Hall, Alexander, and Chesebrough, Amos Sheffield, D. D. Histor- ical sketch of the Congregational church of Chester, Conn. 1892. Hall, Alfred G., M. D. Views of the new theory of disease and of treatment and cure based upon the nutritive principle. Wash., 1852. Hall, Arthur Crawshay Allison, bp. Church's discipline concern- ing marriage and divorce. N. Y., 1898. Christian law concerning marriage and divorce. Bost, 1882. Confession and the Lambeth conference. Bost., 1879. Fasting communion. Bost., 1889. H. P. Liddon; a memorial sermon. N. Y. n. d, Reading the Bible. Ed. 2. n. p. n. d. (In St. Clements pul- pit. Sermon ser. no. 5.) Hall, Asaph. Address. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1881. v. 29; p. 99-114.) Catalogue of 151 stars in Praesepe. (In U. S.: Naval observa- tory. Observations. 1867. appx. 4.) Observations for stellar parallax. {In U. S.: Naval observa- tory. Observations. 1883. appx. 2.) Observations of double stars made at the U. S. Naval observ- atory. (In U. S.: Naval observatory. Observations. 1877. appx. 6.) Observations of double stars made at the U. S. naval observa- tory, 1880-1891; part 2. (In U. S.: Naval observatory. Observa- tions. 1888. appx. I.) Orbit of lapetus, the outer satellite of Saturn. (In U. S.: Naval observatory. Observations. 1882. Appx. i.) Orbit of the satellite of Neptune. (In U. S.: Naval observa- tory. Observations. 1881. appx. 2.) Orbits of Oberon and Titania, the outer satellites of Uranus. (In U. S. : Naval observatory. Observations. 1881. appx. i.) Parallax of a Lyrse and 61 cygni. (In U. S.: Naval observa- tory. Observations. 1879. appx. i.) Saturn and its ring, 1875- 1889. (In U. S.: Naval observatory. Observations. 1885. appx. 2.) Six inner satellites of Saturn. (In U. S. : Naval observatory. Observations. 1883. appx. i.) and Harkness, William. Reports on observations on Encke's comet during its return in 1871. (In U. S.: Naval observatory. Observations. 1870. appx. 2.) Hall, Benjamin Homer. Bibliography of the U. S.: Vermont. (In Norton, C. B. Literary letter. 1857. v. i; p. I3-33-) History of eastern Vermont, from its earliest settlement to the close of the i8th century. N. Y., 1858. 2v. Alb., 1865. Hall, C. W., pub. Descriptive history and real estate guide of the town of Winthrop. Bost., 1877. Hall, Charles Francis. Arctic researches and life among the Esquimaux, in the years 1860-1862. N. Y., 1865. Narrative of the 2d expedition made by Hall, ed. by J. E. Nourse. Wash., 1879. Hall, Charles H., D. D. Call to work. Raleigh, 1886. Dutch and the Iroquois. N. Y., 1882. Hints from history as to the meaning of Christian education. Hartf., 1885. Hall, D. A., and Clarke, M. St. Clair, cmnp. Legislative and docu- mentary history of the Bank of the United States. Wash., 1832. Hall, Daniel. Addresses commemorative of Abraham Lincoln and J. P. Hale. Cone, 1892. Hall, Rev. David Brainard. Halls of New England, genealogical and biographical. Alb., 1883. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRAKY. 575 Hall, Drew B. Maine local history. Alb., 1901. (In N. Y. (state) : Library. Bulletin; bib. no. 28.) Hall, Edward Brooks, D. D. Discourse delivered before the R. I. historical society, Feb., 1855, on the life and times of John How- land. Prov., 1855. Memoir of M. L. Ware. Bost, 1891. Hall, Edward Hagaman, ed. Empire state society of the Sons of the American revolution. Register, 1899. 1899. Hall, Rev. Edward Henry. Farewell discourse after 13 years' min- istry. Wore, J882. First lessons on the Bible. Ed. 22. Bost., 1896. Lessons on the life of St. Paul. Ed. 6. Bost., 1894. Memoir of C. F. Dunbar. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1901. V, 34; p. 218-28.) Reminiscences of Dr. John Park. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Pro- ceed. 1890. p. 69-93.) Hall, Rev. Edwin. Ancient historical records of Norwalk, Conn. Norwalk, 1847. Hall, Frederick, M. D. Catalogue of minerals found in the state of Vermont. Hartf., 1824. Oration on the importance of cultivating the sciences. Bait., 1828. Hall, Granville Stanley. Boy life in a Massachusetts country town thirty years ago. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1890. p. 107-28.) Education of the will. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lec- tures. 1882. p. 236-69.) Initiations into adolescence. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1898. p. 367-400.) On the history of American college text-books. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1894. p. 137-74.) Plea for studying foreign educational institutions. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1890. p. 27-35.) Student customs. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1900. p. 83-124.) and Mansfield, John M. Hints toward a select and descrip- tive bibliography of education. Bost., 1893. Hall, Granville Stanley, ed. Pedagogical seminary. 1891-1900. Hall, Brig.-gen. H. Seymour. Personal experience as a staff officer at Mine Run and Albemarle county raid. n. p. n. d. (In Loyal legion of U. S. : Kans. commandery. War papers.) Personal experience in organizing volunteer soldiers in April, 1861, and participating with them in the first battle of Bull Run, July 21, 1861. n. p. n. d. (In Loyal legion of U. S.: Kans. com- mandery. War papers.) Personal experience under Generals Burnside and Hooker, in the battles of Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville, 1862 and 1863. n. p. n. d. (In Loyal legion of U. S.: Kans. commandery. War papers.) With the 6th corps at Gettysburg. Lawrence, 1896. (In Loyal legion of U. S.: Kans. commandery. War papers, no. 6.) Hall, Henry. American navigation with some account of the causes of its recent decay. N. Y., 1880. Year book of the societies composed of descendants of the men of the Revolution, 1890. N. Y., 1891. Hall, Henry D. Battle of Bennington. (In Vt. hist. soc. Proceed. 1896. p. 30-70.) (In Berkshire hist, and sci. soc. Coll. 1894. P- 105-38.) Memoir of Hiland Hall. Bost, 1887. Hall, Hiland. Annual message to the general assembly of the state of Vermont, Oct. session, 1858. Montp., 1858. 676 AUTHOR LIST. Hall, Hiland. Battle of Bennington. (In Bennington hist. soc. Bennington battle monument. 1877. p. 11-20.) Capture of Ticonderoga in 1775- Montp., 1869. (In Vt. hist. soc. Proceed. 1869.) History of Vermont from its discovery to its admission into the Union in 1791. Alb., 1868. Letter to the members of the Bennington battle monument association, n. p. 1885. Vindication of v. i of the Collections of the Vermont histor- ical society from the attacks of the N. Y. historical magazine. Montp., 1871. Why the early inhabitants of Vermont disclaimed the juris- diction of New York and established an independent govern- ment. Bennington, 1872. Hall, Hubert. Imperial policy of Elizabeth. (In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1886. v. 13; P- 205-41.) Hall, Isaac H., ed. Suleiman of Husn Keifa, ed. Syrian antile- gomena epistles. 1886. Hall, Rev. J. Courage in sustaining the Gospel. Ports., 1856. Hall, James, 1793-1868. Memoir of Thomas Posey. (In Sparks, Jared. Lib. of Amer. biog. 1846. ser. 2. v. 9; p. 359-403-) Plea for the Sabbath; addresses to the legal profession. Bait, 1845. Hall, James, 181 1-98. Address delivered before the Society of natural history of the Auburn theological seminary on their anniversary, Aug. 15, 1843. Auburn, 1844. Bryozoans of the upper Hiedelberg and Hamilton groups. (In Alb. inst. Trans. 1883. v. 10; p. I45-97-) Contributions to the geological history of the American con- tinent. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1883. V. 31; p. 29-76.) An address delivered Aug., 1857. Salem, 1882. Contributions to the palaeontology of New York. Alb. n. d. Description of new species of fossils from the carboniferous limestones of Indiana and Illinois. (In Alb. inst. Trans. 1858-64. V. 4, p. 1-46.) Descriptions of new species of fossils from the investigations of the survey. (In Wise: Geol. survey of 1853. Annual report. 1861; p. 11-52.) Descriptions of new species of fossils from the Niagara for- mation at Waldron, Ind. (In Alb. inst. Trans. 1883. v. 10; p. 57-76.). Geological map of Wisconsin. Bost. n. d. Geology of New York; comprising the survey of the 4th geo- logical district. Alb., 1843. (N. Y. (state): Natural hist, of N. Y.) Graptolites of the Quebec group. Montreal, 1865. (In Can- ada: Geol. and natural hist, survey. Figures and descriptions of the Canadian organic remains, decade 1-4. 1858-65.) — — Hydraulic beds and associated limestones at the falls of the Ohio. (In Alb. inst. Trans. 1879. v. 9; p. 169-80.) Introduction to the study of the brachiopoda. (In N. Y. (state): Museum. Annual report. 1892. v. 45; p. 451-616. 1894. V. 47; p. 943-1137.) Note : same is in his Palaeontology, 1892-4. Notes upon the geology of some portions of Minnesota. (In Amer. phil. soc. Trans. 1869. v. 13; p. 329-49.) Notice of some new species of fossils from a locality of the Niagara group, in Indiana. (In Alb. inst. Trans. 1858-64. v. 4; p. 195-228.) Observations upon some of the brachiopoda. (In Alb. inst. Trans. 1858-64. v. 4; p. 125-48.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 577 Hall, James. On the carboniferous limestones of the Mississippi valley. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1857. V. 10, pt 2; p. 51-68.) ■ On the relations of the Niagara and lower Helderberg forma- tions. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1874. V. 22, pt. 2; p. 32I-35-) Palaeontology of New York. 8v. in 13. Alb., 1847-94. (I^^ N. Y. (state): Natural hist, of N. Y.) Report in relation to the geological survey of the state of Iowa. Des Moines, i860. and Clarke, John Mason. Memoir on the paleozoic reticulate sponges constituting the family dictyospongidae. Alb., 1898. (N. Y. (state) : Museum. Memoir, no. 2.) N. Y., 1898. (In N. Y. (state) : Museum. Annual report. 1898. V. 4p.) and Whitfield, Robert Parr. Descriptions of new species of fossils from the vicinity of Louisville, Kentucky, and the falls of the Ohio. n. p. 1872. Descriptions of the new species of fossils from the Devonian rocks of Iowa. Alb., 1872. and Whitney, Josiah Dwight. Report of the geological sur- vey of the state of Wisconsin, v. i. n. p. 1862. Note : no more pub. and Wright, John, M. D. Catalogue of plants. 1836. and others. Report on the water supply of the city of Albany. {In Alb. inst. Trans. 1872. v. 7; p. 218-77.) ed. Iowa: Geohgical survey of 1855-7. Report. 1858. Hall, James, of Nantwich, ed. Record society. Publications, v. 19, 31. 1889-96. Hall, James A. Address. {In Centennial celebration at Damaris- cotta. 1876. p. 5-18.) Hall, John, D. D. Scotch-Irish characteristics. {In Scotch-Irish soc. of Amer. Annual congress. 1889. v. i; p. 102-9.) Hall, John B., M. D., pub. American directory of homoeopathic physicians. Cleve., 1867. Hall, John Vine. Hope for the hopeless; an autobiography of Hall; ed. by Rev. Newman Hall; abridged. N. Y., 1865. Hall, John Williams Dean. Ancient iron works in Taunton. {In Old colony hist. soc. Coll. 1885. v. 3; p. 131-62.) Reminiscences of Shay's insurrection. {In Old colony hist. soc. Coll. 1889. v. 4; p. 79-87.) Hall, L. v., and Artman, William. Beauties and achievements of the blind. 1869. Hall, Marshall, M. D. Critical and experimental essay on the cir- culation of the blood. Phil., 1835. Descriptive essay on disorders of the digestive organs. Ed. 2. Lond., 1820. Keene, 1823. Principles of diagnosis. Ed. 2. N. Y., 1835. Principles of the theory and practice of medicine; ist Amer. ed. rev. and enl. by J. Bigelow and O. W. Holmes. Bost., 1839. Synopsis of cerebral and spinal seizures. Lond. n. d. Synopsis of the diastaltic nervous system. Lond. n. d. Hall, Maxwell. Rainfall of Jamaica. Kingston, 1892. Hall, Micajah Otis. Rambles about Greenland in rhyme. Bost., 1900. Hall, Nathan Kelsey. Postal service. (In Buffalo hist. soc. Pub. 1896. V. 4; p. 299-316.) Hall, Rev. Nathaniel. Righteousness and the pulpit. Bost, 1855. Hall, Rev. Newman, ed. Hall, John Vine. Hope for the hopeless; an autobiography of Hall. 1865. 37 578 AUTHOR LIST. Hail, Robert C. Flag of the United States. (In Loyal legion of U. S.: 111. commandery. Military essays. 1899. v. 3; p. 465- 75.) Hall, Samuel Carter. Book of British ballads. N. Y., 1844. Hall, Samuel Reed. Alphabet of geology; or, First lessons in geology and mineralogy. Bost., 1868. Hall, Thomas B. Three articles on modern spiritualism. Bost., 1882. Hall, Walter Scott. Universal law of forms and signs of charac- ter, no. 1-3. San Fran., 1898. Hall, William L. Tree planting on rural school grounds. Wash., 1901. (In U. S. : Agric, dept. of. Farmers' bulletin, no. 134.) Hall, William Whitty, M. D. Guide-board to health, peace, and competence. Springf., 1869. Halla, Joseph, ed. Vierteljahrschrift fiir die praktische heilkunde. V. 45-97. 1855-68. Hallam, Henry. Constitutional history of England from the ac- cession of Henry 7 to the death of George 2; fr. the 2d Lond. edition. 3v. Bost., 1829. fr. the 5th Lond. edition. N. Y., 1847. Introduction to the literature of Europe. 2v. N. Y., 1847. 2v. N. Y., 1842. View of the state of Europe during the Middle ages. 4v. Phil., 1821. fr. the 6th Lond. edition. N. Y., 1854. Hallberg, C. S., comp. Physician's manual of the national formu- lary. Keene, n. d. Haller, Albrecht von. Auctarium ad Alberti Halleri Elementa physiologiae corporis humani. Lipsise, 1780. Elementa physiologiae corporis humani. Lusannse, 1757. First lines of physiology; tr. fr. the 3d Latin ed. ist Amer. ed. Troy, 1803. tr. fr. the 3d Latin edition. Edin., 1801. Hallett, Samuel, anon. Industrial and financial resources of the United States of North America. N. Y., 1864. Halleur, G. C. Hermann. Art of photography; tr. fr. the German by G. L. Strauss. Lond., 1854. Halliburton, Andrew. Essays, with a sketch of his character, by W. H. Y. Hackett. Ports., 1847. Halliday, W. H. Wardian cases and ferneries, n. p. n. d. Hallidie, Andrew S. Catalogue of the theological library presented by him to the Univ. of California. Berkeley, 1886. (In Univ. of Cal. library bulletin. 1886. no. 7.) Hallier, Ernst, M. D. Parasitological investigations, tr. fr. the German by H. C. Perkins. (In Mass. med. soc. Pub. 1869. V. 3; p. 275-381.) Halliwell-Phillipps, James Orchard. Memoranda on All's well that ends well; The two gentlemen of Verona; Much ado about nothing; and Titus Andronicus. Brighton, 1879. Memoranda on Love's labour's lost; King John; Othello; and Romeo and Juliet. Lond., 1879. Memoranda on the Midsummer night's dream, Brighton, 1879. Memoranda on the tragedy of Hamlet. Lond., 1879. New lamps or old?ta few additional words on the momentous question respecting the E and the A in the name of our national dramatist. Ed. 2. Brighton, 1880, Hallock, Gerard. History of the South Congregational church, New Haven, Conn. N. H., 1865. Hallock, William Allen, D. D. Memoir of Harlan Page. N, Y., 1835. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 579 Hallowell, John K. Gunnison, Colorado's bonanza company. Denver, 1883. Hallowell, Richard P. Southern question past and present. Bost, 1890. Hallowell library, Hallowell {Me.). See Hubbard free library, Hallo- well {Me.). Halm, Reinhold J. Address to the students of Rock Hill college, June 19, 1893. Bait., 1893. Halsey, Edmund D. Diary of Jabez Campfield while attached to Sullivan's expedition against the Indians from May 23 to Oct. 2, 1779. {In N. J. hist. soc. Proceed. 1874. v. 13; p. 115-36.) Mahlon Dickerson. {In N. E. hist. gen. soc. Memorial biog. 1881. V. 2; p. 95-105.) Halsey, Frederick A. Premium plan of paying for labor. {In Economic studies. 1896. v. i; p. 75-88.) Halsey, Frederick W., M. D. Diseases of the rectum. Bost, 1885. Halsey estate, containing S,ooo acres in McKean county, Penn. n. p. n. d. Halstead, Murat. History of the national political conventions of the current presidential campaign. Columbus, i860. Story of Cuba. Ed. 6, rev. Akron, 1897. White dollar; the true story of "Coin." Phil., 1895. Halsted, George Bruce. Criterion for two -term prismoidal formu- las. {In Tex. acad. of sci. Trans. 1897. v. i, no. 5; p. 19-32.) tr. Lobachevski. Introduction to New elements of geometry. {In Tex. acad. of sci. Trans. 1897. v. 2, no. 2; p. 1-17.) Ham, John Randolph, M. D. Contribution to the study of frac- tures and dislocations. Cone, 1881. Dover, N. H., in the U. S. navy in 1861-5. Dover, 1892. Dover, N. H., physicians. Cone, 1879. Localities in ancient Dover. Cone, 1887. Necessity for a hospital in Dover, N. H. Dover, 1892. Hamaker, J. I. Nervous system of nereis virens sars. {In Har- vard univ. : Museum of comp. zoology. Bulletin. 1898. v. 32; p. 89-124.) Hambach, G. Contribution to the anatomy of the genus pentrem- •ites. {In Acad, of sci. of St. Louis. Trans. 1886. v. 4; p. 145- 60.) Description of new palaeozoic echinodermata. {In Acad, of sci. of St. Louis. Trans. 1886. v. 4; p. 548-54.) Notes about the structure and classification of pentremites. {In Acad, of sci. of St. Louis. Trans. 1886. v. 4; p. 537-47.) Hambuechen, Carl. Experimental study of the corrosion of iron under different conditions. Madison, 1900. {In Wise: Univ. Bulletin. Eng. ser. v. 2, no. 8.) Hamburg, Komite fiir die Amerika-feier. Hamburgische festsch- rift zur erinnerung an die entdeckung Amerika's. 2v. Ham- burg, 1892. Hamel, Joseph, M. D. Whale-killer; or. Thresher, mentioned by Tradeseant in the Journal of his voyage to Russia, 1618. {In Amer. assoe for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1855. v. 8; p. 258-70.) Hamersley, Lewis Randolph, ed. Naval encyclopaedia, comprising a dictionary of nautical words and phrases. Phil., 1881. comp. Records of living officers of the U. S. navy and marine corps. Phil., 1870. Ed. 5, rev. Phil., 1894. Hamersley, Thomas Holdup Stevens, comp. Complete army and navy register of the United States from 1776 to 1887; also a mil- itary history of the department of war. N. Y., 1888. Complete regular army register of the United States; 1779 to 1879; also a military history of the' department of war. Ed. 2. Wash., 1881. 580 AUTHOR LIST. Hameron, Philip Gilbert. Paris, in old and present times, with especial reference to changes in its architecture and topography. Bost, 1885. Hamilton. To the citizens of the United States. Phil., 1828. Hamilton, A. Boyd. Old Derry church. {In Scotch-Irish soc. of Amer. Annual congress, 1896. v. 8; p. 380-91.) Hamilton, Alexander. Famous report on manufactures, made to congress, Dec. 5, 1791. Bost., 1892. Letters of Pacificus. {In his Federalist. 1818. p. 551-93.) Works, ed. by H. C. Lodge. 9v. N. Y., 1885-6. Madison, James, pres. of U. S., and Jay, John, 1745- 1829. Fed- eralist; a commentary on the constitution of the United States. 2v. Wash., 1901. (Universal classics library.) or, The new constitution, written in the year 1788. New ed. Wash., i8t8. See also United States: Treasury, dept. of. Hamilton, Alexander, M. D., ed. Smellie, William, M. D., 1740-95. Set of anatomical tables, with explanations and an abridgment of Practice of midwifery. 1793. Hamilton, Allan McLane, M. D. Clinical electro-therapeutics, medical and surgical. N. Y., 1873. Modern treatment of headaches. Detroit, 1888. Nervous diseases; their description and treatment. Phil., 1878. Hamilton, D. Howland, D. D. Autology; an inductive system of mental science. Bost., 1873. 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Harris, George, 1809-90. Domestic everyday life, manners, and customs in the ancient world. {In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1873-6. V. 2; p. 393-438;. V. 3; P- 1-74; V. 4; P- 364-415-) Domestic every-day life, and manners and customs in this country from the earliest period to the end of the last century. {In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1877-82. v. 5; p. 83-116. v. 6; p. 86-130. V. 7; p. 176-21 1 ; V. 8; p. 36-63; v. 9; p. 224-53; v. 10; p. 203-31.) Materials for a domestic history of England. {In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1873. v. 2; p. 142-58.) Original records respecting the plague in this country. {In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1880. v. 8; p. 278-80.) Harris, George, D. D. Rational and spiritual verification of Chris- tian doctrine. Andover, 1883. Harris, George H. Notes on the aboriginal terminology of the Genesee river. {In Rochester historical soc. Proceed. 1892. v. i; p. 9-18.) Root foods of the Seneca Indians. {In Rochester acad. of sci. Proceed. 1889. v. i; p. 106-16.) Harris, George W., ed. Maclay, William. Sketches of debate in the first senate of the U. S., in 1789-91. 1880. Harris, Gilbert Dennison, and Dall, William Healey. Correlation papers. {In U. S. : Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1892. no. 84.) Harris, Mrs. Helen. Appeal to Christians on the subject of vivi- section. Phil. n. d. Harris, Henry Herbert, D. D. Polemic theology; its utility, scope, and method; opening address before the Southern Baptist theo- logical sciiiinary, Oct. I, 1895. n. p. n. d. Harris, Lieut. Henry L. Course of instruction for artillery gun- ners, range, and position finding. Wash., 1893. {In U. S.: Adj,- gen. Artillery circular E.) Harris, Herbert. History of Warren lodge, No. 2, of Free and accepted masons. East Machias, Me. Machias, 1898. Harris, Isham Green. Message to both houses of the general as- sembly, Dec, 1857. Nashville, 1857. Harris, James Morrison. Paper upon California. Bait., 1849. Harris, James Rendel. Apology of Aristides. {In Haverford col- lege: Faculty. Studies, n. d. no. 6-7; p. 1-118.) Codex Sangallensis, a study in the text of the Old Latin Gos- pels. {In Haverford college: Faculty. Studies, n. d. no. 9; p. 1-56.) ed. Diatessaron of Titian. {In Haverford college: Faculty. Studies, n. d. no. 5; p. 1-68.) Library of the Convent of the holy sepulchre at Jerusalem. {In Haverford college: Faculty. Studies, n. d. no. i; p. 1-17.) Rest of the words of Beruch. {In Haverford college: Faculty. Studies, n. d. no. 2; p. 1-64.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 591 Harris, James Rendel. Some interesting Syrian and Palestinian inscriptions. (In Haverford college: Faculty. Studies, n. d. no. lo; p. 1-35.) • Study of codex Bezae. (In Haverford college: Faculty. Studies, n. d. no. 8; p. 1-272.) and Gifford, Seth K., ed. New version of the Acts of Perpetua and Felicitas. (In Haverford college: Faculty. Studies, n. d. no. 3; p. 1-73.) Harris, John, D. D. Active Christian. Bost, 1844. Great commission; or, The Christian church constituted and charged to convey the Gospel to the world. Bost., 1842. Pre-Adamite earth; contributions to theological science. Bost, 1847. Bost., 1851. Harris, Joseph. Harris on the pig; breeding, rearing, management, and improvement. Rev. ed. N. Y., 1896. ■ Talks on manures. New ed. N. Y., 1896. Harris, Robert Patterson, M. D., ed. Playfair, William Smoult, M. D. Puerperal state. 1882. Treatise on the science and practice of midwifery. 1880. 1885. Harris, Samuel L., comp. Maine register and national calendar, for the year 1841, '43. Augusta, 1841-3. Harris, Sarah Neal. Elocution; voice, expression, gesture. Cone, 1891. Harris, Thaddeus Mason, D. D. Chronological and topographical account of Dorchester, Mass. Bost. n. d. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1804. v. 9; p. 147-99.) • Memorials of the First church in Dorchester. Bost., 1830. Harris, Thaddeus W. Nature study and science. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1896. p. 260-77.) Harris, Thaddeus William, M. D. Characteristics of some previ- ously described North American coleopterous insects, n. p. • Report on the insects of Massachusetts injurious to vegeta- tion. Camb., 1841. Treatise on some of the insects injurious to vegetation; ed. by C. L. Flint. Bost, 1863. ^ Ed. 2. Bost., 1852. Harris, Thomas L. Trent affair, including a review of English and American relations at the beginning of the Civil war. Indianap- olis, 1896. Harris, Walter, D. D. Characteristics of false teachers; the sub- stance of two discourses delivered Aug. 5, 181 1. Cone, 181 1. Discourse delivered at a meeting of the magistrates, ministers, and citizens convened for the purpose of devising measures to prevent the profanation of the Sabbath, 1814. Cone, 1814. Sermon preached December 21, 1823, being the next Sabbath after the interment of Mrs. Jane Morril. Cone, 1824. Sermon preached Nov., 1809, at the installation of Rev. S. Chapin in Mont Vernon, N. H. Amh., 1809. Harris, William A., M. D., tr. Aran, F. S. Practical manual of the diseases of the heart. 1843. Harris, William Charles. Fishes of North America that are cap- tured with hook and line. 1898. v. i. N. Y., 1898. Harris, Rev. William R. Forgotten people, the flint workers. (In Buffalo hist. soc. Pub. 1896. v. 4; p. 227-44.) Harris, William Samuel. Harris family. Nashua, 1883. Harris, William Thaddeus. Epitaphs from the old burying-ground in Cambridge. Camb., 1845. Harris, William Torrey. Educational values. (In U. S.: Educa- tion, bureau of. Report for 1893-4. v. i. 1896. p. 617-38.) Elementary education. (In Butler, N. M., ed. Monographs. 1900. V. i; p. 77-139) 692 AUTHOR LIST. Harris, William Torrey. Horace Mann. (In U. S.: Education, bureau of. Report for 1895-6. v. i. 1897. p. 887-97.) Moral education in the common schools. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1884. p. 29-46.) On the relation of the college to the common school. (In Amer. inst. of instructiorj. Lectures. 1882. p. 139-71.) Philosophic aspects of history. (In Amer. hist, assoc. Pa- pers. 1891. V. 5; p. 247-54.) Place of the study of Latin and Greek in modern education. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1879. P- 9I-II9-) Place of university extension in American education. (In U. S.: Education, bureau of. Report for 1891-2. v. 2. 1894; p. 743-52.) Prescription, its province in education. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1872. p. 127-51.) Psychologic foundations of education; an attempt to show the genesis of the higher faculties of the mind. N. Y., 1899. (International education ser. no. S7-) Study of natural science, its uses and dangers. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. IvCctures. 1889. p. 15-32.) Vocation versus culture; or. The two aspects of education. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1891. p. 1-20.) ed. International education series. cd. Journal of speculative philosophy. 1867-93. com'r. See United States: Education, bureau of. 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Report on physical training. Sacram., 1888. Harrison, George Tucker, M. D. Puerperal eclampsia studied with reference to pathogenisis and therapeutics. Cone, 1896. Harrison, H. Hydraulics; or, Improvement of the Mississippi. Cine, 1828. Harrison, Hall, D. D. New bishop and a new era in the diocese of Maryland; sermon preached on Nov. 2, 1884, being the Sun- day following the election to the episcopate of Maryland of the Rev. William Paret. N. Y., 1884. Short account of St. Paul's school. N. Y., 1884. Was the revised constitution of the diocese legally approved? a letter to Rev. W. W. Niles. Bost., 1879. Harrison, J. B. Condition of Niagara Falls, and the measures needed to preserve them. N. Y., 1882. and Olmsted, Frederick Law. Observations on the treatment of public plantations. 1889. Harrison, James Albert. Story of Greece. N. Y., 1889. (Story of the nations.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 593 Harrison, John A. Courts of appeal in causes ecclesiastical. St. L., 1886. Harrison, Rev. Jonathan Baxter. Latest studies on Indian reserva- tions. Phil., 1887. Note on labor agitations. Franklin Falls, 1887. Word to the thoughtful. Bost. n. d. (Amer. Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser. 5, no. 9.) Harrison, Joseph Le Roy, and Forsyth, Walter Greenwood, comp. Guide to the study of J. A. McN. Whistler. 1895. Harrison, Mrs. Mary Lord, comp. Harrison, Benjamin, pres. of U. S. Views of an ex-president, n. d. Harrison, Reginald. Observations on lithotomy lithotrity, and the early detection of stone in the bladder. Lond., 1883. Harrison, Richard A. . Oration delivered at Pleasant Valley, O., July 4, 1863. Lond., 1863. Harrison, Robert, M. D., anon. Dublin dissector; or, Manual of anatomy, by a member of the Royal college of surgeons in Ireland; ist Amer. fr. 2d Dublin edition. Wash., 1835. 2d Amer. fr. the 5th enl. Dublin edition. N. Y., 1845. Text-book of practical anatomy. N. Y., 1848. Harrison, Samuel A., M. D. Memoir of William Hindman. Bait., 1880. {In Md. hist. soc. 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Bishop Seabury and Connecticut churchmanship. N. H., 1896. Bishop Seabury's communion-office. Hartf., 1886. Century of church life in Connecticut. {In P. E. church in U. S.: Diocese of Conn. Jarvis centenary. 1897. p. 53-80.) In memoriam; Samuel Colt and C. H. Colt. Spring!., 1898. Hart, Thomas Norton. City finances of Boston; argument before the committees on metropolitan affairs and taxation, Boston, March 19, 1900. Bost., 1900. Harte, Francis Bret. Heathen Chinee. Bost., 1871. Hartford (Conn.). Hartford town votes; ed. by C. J. Hoadly. V. I. Hartf., 1897. {In Conn. hist. soc. Coll. 1897. v. 6.) : High school. Triennial catalogue, 1847-1897. Hartf., 1898. 1847-1900.' Hartf., 1900. : Public library. Annual report of the directors, v. 63. Hartf., 1901. Hartford and Providence railroad company. Report to the stock- holders. Hartf., 1848. Hartford board of trade. Annual report for 1888-1900. v. 1-13. Hartf., 1888-1901. Hartford (Vt.) Congregational church. Old and the new. 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Account of the assassination of loyal citizens of North Carolina, charging G. E. Pickett with mur- der. N. Y., 1897. Hawkins, Thomas Hayden, M. D., ed. Denver medical times. 1883-97. Hawks, Francis Lister, D. D. Efforts to obtain the episcopate before the Revolution. {In P. E. hist. soc. Coll. 1851. p. 136- 57.) Uncle Philip's conversations with the children about New Hampshire. 2v. N. Y., 1864. ed. Perry, Com. Matthew Calbraith. Narrative of the expedi- tion of an American squadron to the China seas and Japan in 1852-4. 1856. and Perry, William Stevens, hp. Documentary history of the P. E. church in the U. S. of America, containing numerous hitherto unpublished documents concerning the church in Conn. 2v. N. Y., 1863. Hawle, Ignaz, and Corda, August Joseph C. Prodrom einer mono- graphic der bohmischen trilobiten. Prag., 1847. Hawles, Sir John. Englishman's right; a dialogue in relation to trial by jury; reprinted from the ed. of 1772; ed. by Daniel Rollins. Bost, 1883. Hawley, Donly Curtis, M. D. Thoughts on general and cardiac therapy. Chic, 1896. Hawley, Emma Alethea, ed. Thwaites, Reuben Gold, comp. Bibli- ography of Wisconsin authors. 1893. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 605 Hawley, Frederick B. Net profits of manufacturing industries in the state of Massachusetts, n. p. 1893. {In Amer. statistical assoc. Pub. 1893. V. 3; no. 17.) Hawley, Joseph Roswell. Message to the legislature of the state, May session, 1866. N. H., 1866. Hawley, Rev. Gideon. Gideon Hawley's journey to Oghquaga, Broome county. {In N. Y. (state) : State, secy. of. Doc. hist. of the state of N. Y. 1850. v. 3; P- 625-34.) Letter containing an account of his services among the In- dians of Mass. and N. Y. {In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1835. v. 4; p. 50-67.) Hawley, James S., M. D. Remarks on pepsine. Brooklyn, 1880. Hawley, Merwin S. Origin of the Erie canal. {In Buffalo hist. soc. Pub. 1880. V. 2; p. 227-349.) Hawley, N. F. Paper. {In National municipal league. Proceed. 1898. p. 196-206.) Hawley, Rev. William A. Death of saints an important event, a sermon delivered at the funeral of Rev. Theodore Hinsdale. Pittsf., 1819. Hawn, F., and Swallow, George Clinton. Rocks of Kansas, with a description of the new Permian fossils. 1858. Haworth, Erasmus. Underground waters of southwestern Kansas. Wash., 1897. {In U. S.: Geol. survey. Water supply and irrig. papers, no. 6.) ed. Kansas: University: Physical geology and mineralogy, dept. of. Annual bulletin of mineral resources of Kansas. 1898-1900. University geological survey of Kansas. 1896-8. Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Life of Franklin Pierce. Bost., 1852. Scarlet letter. 2v. Bost, 1885. Note : printed for the blind in the Howe type. Snow image; Great stone face; Drowne's wooden image; Howe's masquerade. {In Amer. prose. 1881. v? i; p. 4-79.) Note : printed for the blind in the Howe type. Tales of the White Hills and Legends of New England. {In Fields, J. T. Hawthorne. 1879.) Twice-told tales. Bost., 1897. Note : printed for the blind m the Howe type. Haxall, Robert W., M. D. Dissertation. {In Mass. med. soc. Lib of practical med. 1836. v. 7; p. 81-188.) Haxtun, Annie Arnoux. Signers of the Mayflower compact, pt 1-3. N. Y., 1899. Hay, Alexander. Scottish nobilitie in -A. D. 1577. {In Royal hist soc. Trans. 1873. v. 2; p. 226-44.) Hay, George, anon. Speech delivered in the legislature of Virginia in support of a bill to repeal all the laws concerning usury Richmond, 1817. Hay, John, and Nicolay, John G. Abraham Lincoln, a history 1890. Hay, John, ed. Lincoln, Abraham, pres. of U. S. Complete works 1894. Hay, O. P. Contribution to the knowledge of the fishes of Kansas {In U. S.: National museum. Proceed. 1888. v. 10; p. 242-53.) On a collection of fishes from eastern Mississippi. {In U. S. National museum. Proceed. 1881. v. 3; p. 488-515.) {In Smithsonian inst. Misc. coll. 1882. v. 22, pt. i; p 488-515.; On certain portions of the skeleton of Protostega gigas Chic, 1895. {In Field Columbian museum. Zoological series V. I.) On some collections of fishes. Chic, 1896. {In Field Colum- bian museum. Zoological ser. v. i.) 606 AUTHOR LIST. Hay, O. P. On the breeding habits, eggs, and young of certain snakes, (/n U. S. : National museum. Proceed. 1893. v. 15; p. 385-97.) , , On the structure and development of the vertebral column of amia. Chic, 1895. (In Field Columbian museum. Zoological ser. V. I.) Hay, Robert. Geological reconnaissance in southwestern Kansas. Wash., 1890. (In U. S.: Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1889. no. 57.) Geology and mineral resources of Kansas. Topeka, 1893. Geology of the Fort Riley military reservation and vicinity, Kans. Wash., 1896. (In U. S.: Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1896. no. 137.) See also United States: Irrigation inquiry, oMce of. Haycraft, John Berry. Darwinism and race progress. Lond., 1895. (Social sci. ser. no. 80.) Hayden, Everett. Great storm off the Atlantic coast of the U. S., March 11-14, 1888. Wash., 1888. (In U. S.: Hydrographic office. Nautical monographs.) Hayden, Ferdinand Vandeveer, M. D. Catalogue of the collections in geology and natural history. (In Warren, Maj.-gen. G. K. Preliminary report of explorations in Neb. and Dakota. 1875. p. 61-125.) (In Warren, Maj.-gen. G. K. Preliminary report. Re- print. 1875. p. 61-125.) Contributions to the ethnography and philology of the Indian tribes of the Missouri valley. (In Amer. phil. soc. Trans. New ser. 1863. v. 12; p. 231-461.) Explanations of a 2d ed. of a geological map of Neb. and Kansas. Phil., 1858. Final report of the U. S. geological survey of Nebraska and portions of the adjacent territories. Wash., 1872. Geological report of the exploration of the Yellowstone and Missouri rivers, 1859-60. Wash., 1869. On the geology and natural history of the upper Missouri. (In Amer. phil. soc. Trans. 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(In Phelps, Mrs. J. C. Address. 1897.) Massacre of Wyoming. Wilkes-Barre, 1895. Hayden, Horace H., M. D. Geological essays; or, An inquiry into some of the geological phenomena to be found in various parts of America and elsewhere. Bait., 1820. Hayden, Isaac, vs. Great Falls manufacturing company. Plead- ings and evidence. Ports., 1881. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 607 Hayden, James R., M. D. Manual of venereal diseases. N. Y., 1896. Haydn, Hiram Collins, D. D. Amusements in the light of reason and scripture. N. Y., 1880. Haydn, Joseph, comp. Dictionary of dates and universal informa- tion; ed. by Benjamin Vincent. Ed. 19. N. Y., 1889. Hayes, Augustus Allen, M. D. Report of experiments on the evap- orative power of the Zerbe's run semi-anthracites, n. p. n. d. Hayes, Isaac Israel, M. D. Physical observations in the Arctic seas; ed. by C. A. Schott. (In Smithsonian inst. Contrib. 1867. V. 15.) Observations upon the practicability of reaching the North Pole. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1859. V. 12; p. 234-53.) Hayes, John Lord. Fleece and the loom, an address before the National association of wool manufacturers. Bost., 1866. Protection a boon to consumers. Bost., 1867. Reminiscence of the Free-soil movement in New Hampshire, 1845. Camb., 1885. Solidarity of the industries as illustrated by the relations of the woollen manufacture. Camb., 1870. Hayes, John S. Public library and the state, n. p. 1897. comp. Dover directory for the year commencing July, 1859. 1859. Hayes, Richard. Catalogue of earthquakes for 1871-3. (In Acad. of sci. of St. Louis. Trans. 1878. v. 3; p. 173-7, 243-5.) Hayes, Rutherford Birchard, pres. of U. S. Annual message to the 58th general assembly at the adjourned session commencing Nov. 23, 1868. Columbus, 1868. Annual message to the 59th general assembly adjourned ses- sion commencing Jan. 3, 1871. Columbus, 1871. 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General address to the freeman of New Hampshire, n. p. n. d. Haynes, David C. Baptist denomination; its history, doctrines, and ordinances. N. Y., 1856. Haynes, Rev. Edwin M. History of the loth regt. Vt. volunteers, with biographical sketches. Lewiston, 1870. Ed. 2. Portl., 1894. Haynes, Frederick E. Reciprocity treaty with Canada of 1854. n. p. 1892, {In Amer. econ. assoc. Pub. 1892. y. 7, no. 6.) Haynes, George H. Picturesque beauties, east side of White Mountains. Portl., 1892. Haynes, George Henry. (A) Know Nothing legislation. {In Amer. hist, assoc. Annual report. 1897. v. 8, pt. i; p. 175-87.) Representation and suffrage in Massachusetts, 1620-1691. Bait,, 1894. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies. 1894. no, 8-9.) Haynes, Henry, Stewart, J. L., and Bartlett, John B. Reports in relation to the celebrated "Alexander tract" of oil, coal, and mineral land. 1865. Haynes, Henry Williamson. Early explorations of New Mexico. {In Winsor, Justin, ed. Narrative and critical history of Amer- ica. 1886. V. 2; p. 473-503.) Memoir of Samuel Eliot. {In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1901. V. 34; p. 105-26.) Prehistoric archaeology of North America. {In Winsor, Jus- tin, ed. Narrative and critical history of Amer. 1889. v. i; p. 329-68.) Progress of American archaeology durmg the past ten years. {In Amer. jour, of archaeology. 1900. ser. 2. v. 4; p. 17-39-) What is the true site of "The seven cities of Cibola," visited by Coronado in 1540? {In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1881. p. 421-35.) Haynes, John. Popular election of U. S. Senators. Bait., 1893. {In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies. 1893. v. 11, no. 11-12.) and Winthrop, Fitz-John. Letters. {In Mass. hist. soc. Pro- ceed. 1885. V. 21; p. 119-31.) Haynes, Rev. Lemuel. Universal salvation, a very ancient doc- trine. Ed. 10. Cone, 1814. "Ye shall not surely die." n. p. n. d. Haynes, Martin A. Gen. Scott's guide in Mexico; a biographical sketch of Col. N. E. Smith. Lake Village, 1887. 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Gazetteer of the United States, comprising a series of gazet- teers of the several states and territories; Maine. Portl., 1843. Gazetteer of the United States of America. Hartf., 1853. Gazetteer of Vermont. Bost., 1849. New England gazetteer. Ed. 4. Cone, 1839. Ed. 6. Cone, 1839. Hayward, Samuel, and Pike, Samuel. Religious cases of con- science, 1808. Hayward, Rev. Silvanus. Address delivered at the centennial cele- bration of the Congregational church in Gilsum, N. H., Oct. 28, 1872. Dover, 1873. History of the town of Gilsum, N. H., from 1752 to 1879. Manch., 1881. 610 AUTHOB LIST. Hayward, Rev. Silvanus. Liberty of God; a discourse delivered Jan. 4, 1863. Cone, 1863. ed. anon. Record of the centennial celebration of the incorpo- ration of the town of Dunbarton, N. H., Sept. 13, 1865. Manch., 1866. ed. McDuffee, Franklin. History of the town of Rochester, N. H., 1892. Hayward, William Willis. History of Hancock, N. H., 1764-1889. Lowell, 1889. Haywood, Marshall Delancey. 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Some account of John Williams, first pastor of Deerfield. {In Pocumtuck valley mem. assoc. Hist. 1898. V. 2; p. 107-25.) Hazen, Charles Downer. French revolution as seen by the Amer- icans of the i8th century. {In Amer. hist, assoc. Annual report. 1896. V. 7; p. 453-66.) French statistical publications, n. p. 1893. {In Amer, sta- tistical assoc. Pub. 1893. V. 4, no. 20.) tr. Borgeaud, Charles. Adoption and amendment of consti- tutions in Europe and America. 1895. Hazen, Henry Allen. Climate of Chicago. Wash., 1893. {In U. S.: Weather bureau. Bulletin. 1893. no. 10.) Thermometer exposure, n. p. n. d. Hazen, Henry Allen, D. D. Congregational and Presbyterian min- istry and churches of New Hampshire. Bost., 1875. Hazen family, n. p. n. d. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 611 Hazen, Henry Allen, D. D. Historical discourse commemorative of the centennial anniversary of the Congregational church, Ply- mouth, N. H., Dec. 24 and 31, 1865. Bost., 1875. History of Billerica, Mass. Bost., 1883. 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Hilgard, Theodore Charles, M. D. Contributions to the physiology of sight. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1856. V. 9; P- 250-71.) , ^ ,^ ^ Fresh-water algas as the spawns of mosses. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1872. v. 20; p. 352-84.) Investigations on the development of the yeast or zymotic fungus. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1871. V. 19; p. 287-331.) Numeric relations of the vertebrate system. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1872. v. 20; p. 307-I7-) On the structure of the head in vertebrata, and its rela- tions to the phyllotactic laws. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1858. v. 11; pt. 2, p. 81-95.) Volcanic tide belt and the world's flood-gates. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1869. v. 17; p. 252-67.) Hilger, Nicholas. General Alfred Sully's expedition of 1864; battle with the combined tribes of Sioux Indians among the Bad lands of the Little Missouri. 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Hill, Britton A. Absolute money; a new system of finance under a co-operative government. St. L., 1875. Hill, Charles L., anon. Guernsey grade cow. Peterborough, i897(?) Hill, Charles S. Address; economic and sociological relations of the Canadian states and the U. S. prospectively considered. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1890. v. 38; p. 375-408.) Hill, Charles W. Liberal education, the contribution supplied by the grammar school. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1891. p. 36-51.) Hill, Clement Hugh. Memoir of Rufus Choate. (In Mass. hist, soc. Proceed. 1897. v. 31; p. 124-35.) Hill, David Bennett. Annual message, transmitted to the legis- lature Jan. 6, 1891. Alb., 1891. Public papers, 1885. Alb., 1885. Hill, Don Gleason, comp. Dedham (Mass.). Alphabetical abstract of the record of births in the town of Dedham, Mass., 1844-90. 1894. Alphabetical abstract of the record of deaths in the town of Dedham, Mass., 1844-90. 1895. Alphabetical abstract of the record of marriages, 1844-90. 1896. Record of births, marriages, and deaths, 1886-94. Record of the town meetings and abstract of births, marriages, and deaths in the town of Dedham, Mass., 1887-1896. 1888-96. Hill, Rev. Ebenezer. Sermon delivered at the interment of the re- mains of Rev, Lemuel Wadsworth. Amh., 1818, Sermon delivered at the interment of the remains of Ruthy Batcheller, Bost,, 1812, Substance of two lectures on the history of Mason. Fitchb., 1846. (In Hill, J. B. Memoir of Ebenezer Hill. 1858. p. 88- III.) Hill, Mrs. Elizabeth Lord (Chase). Gleanings, girlhood and womanhood. Cone, 1887. Hill, Frank Alpine. /Esthetic element in education. (In Amer. inst, of instruction. Lectures. 1896. p. 199-222.) Report of the Committee of ten. (In Amer. inst. of instruc- tion. Lectures. 1894. p, 174-87.) Hill, Frank H. Pitt and Peel— 1783-4, 1834-5. Un Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1899. v. 23; p. 117-36.) Hill, Frank Harrison. Pishey Thompson. (In N. E. hist. gen. soc. Memorial biog. 1894. v. 5; p. 123-35.) anm. Political portraits by a prominent London journalist. .Phil., 1873. Hill, Frank P., comp. Lowell illustrated; a chronological record of events and historical sketches of the large manufacturing corporations. Lowell, 1884. 40 626 AUTHOR LIST. Hill, Frederic. National education; its present state and prospects. 2v. Lond., 1836. Hill, Frederic Stanhope. "Lucky little Enterprise" and her suc- cessors in the U. S. navy, 1776-1900. Bost., 1900. Hill, George, D. D. Lectures in divinity; ed. by Rev. Alexander Hill. Phil., 1844. Hill, George A., and Wentworth, George Albert, comp. s-place logarithmic and trigonometric tables. 1896. Text-book of physics. 1898. Hill, George Birbeck Norman. Harvard college by an Oxonian. N. Y., 1895. Hill, Mrs. George Birbeck Norman, tr. Borgeaud, Charles. Rise of modern democracy in old and New England. 1894. tr. Leger, Louis. History of Austro-Hungary. 1889. Hill, George G. Marketing farm produce. Wash., 1897. {In U. S.: Agric, dept. of. Farmers' bulletin. 1897. no. 62.) Practical suggestions for farm buildings. Wash., 1901. {In U. S.: Agric, dept. of. Farmers' bulletin, no. 126.) Hill, Mrs. George H. Relation of Sunday school teaching to popu- lar amusements, n. p. 1896. Hill, Rev. George W. History of St. Paul's church. {In N. S. hist. soc. Coll. 1879-81. V. i; p. 35-58. v. 2; p. 63-99. v. 3; p. 13-70.) Hill, George William. New theory of Jupiter and Saturn. Wash., 1890. {In U. S.: Nautical almanac office. Astronomical papers. 1890. V. 4.) On certain possible abbreviations in the computation of the long-period inequalities of the moon's motion due to the direct action of the planets, (/w Amer. jour, of mathematics. 1884. V. 6; p. 115-30.) On Gauss' method of computing secular perturbations, with an application to the action of Venus on Mercury. {In U. S. : Nautical almanac office. Astronomical papers. 1882. v. i; p. 315-61.) Hill, Hamilton Andrews. Abbott Lawrence. {In N. E. hist. gen. soc. Mem. biog. 1881. v. 2; p. 401-45.) History of the Old South church (third church), Boston, 1669- 1884. 2v. Camb., 1890. Jonathan Phillips. {In N. E. hist. gen. soc. Mem. biog. 1885. V. 4; p. 93-117.) Thomas Coram in Boston and Taunton. {In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1892. p. 133-48.) and Bigelow, George Frederick. 1669-1882; an historical cata- logue of the Old South church (third church), Boston. Bost, 1883. Hill, Henry. Incidents in Chili, S. A., 1817-1821. Weymouth, 1889. Reminiscences of Dr. George Edwards, Coquimbo, Chili, S. A. Weymouth, 1890. Hill, Henry Wayland. Development of constitutional law in N. Y. state. {In Buffalo hist. soc. Pub. 1896. v. 4; p. 163-201.) Hill, Rev. Howard Fremont. Christ: our reason; a sermon preached on Easter day, 1888. Montp., 1888. Fact and sequence; a sermon preached on the Sunday after Christmas, 1883. Montp., 1884. His helpmeet's helper, a sermon preached at the 68th anni- versary of the Concord female charitable society. Cone, 1881. Strong reliance, a sermon preached at the opening of the Hol- ^ derness school for boys, 1879. Cone, 1880. Hill, Ira. Abstract of a new theory of the formation of the earth. Bait., 1823. Address before the members of the Merrimack county agri- cultural society, Oct., 1837. n. p. n. d. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 627 Hill, Isaac. Address delivered at Concord, N. H., Jan. 8., 1828, be- ing the 13th anniversary of Jackson's victory at New Orleans. Cone, 1828. Address delivered before the republicans of Portsmouth and vicinity, July 4, 1828. Cone, 1828. Brief sketch of the life, character, and services of Andrew Jackson, by a citizen of New England. Cone, 1828. Message to both houses of the legislature, June session, 1836. Cone, 1836. Message to both houses of the legislature, June session, 1837. Cone, 1837. Message to both houses of the legislature, June session, 1838. Cone, 1838. Selections from his speeches. (In Bradley, C. P. Biography of Hill. 1835. P- 171-245-) Speech on the bill to appropriate for a limited time the pro- ceeds of the sale of public lands of the United States, n. p. 1833. Wise sayings. Cone, 1828. ed. Farmer's monthly visitor, v. 1-2, 5. 1839-43. Hill, J. W. Rise of the English legal profession. (In Royal hist. soe Trans. 1874. v. 3; p. 98-162.) Hill, James J. History of agriculture in Minnesota. (In Minn. hist, soe Coll. 1898. v. 8; p. 275-90.) Hill, John Boynton. History of the town of Mason, N. H. Bost, 1858. Memoir of Rev. Ebenezer Hill. Bost., 1858. ed. Proceedings of the centennial celebration of the incorpo- ration of the town of Mason, N. H., Aug. 26, 1868. Bost., 1870. Reminiscences of old Dunstable. (In Spalding, E. H., camp. Bi-centennial of old Dunstable. 1878. p. 41-189.) Hill, John M., ed. Farmer's monthly visitor, v. 3-4. 1841-2. Hill, John Whipple, camp. Genealogical notes of the Whipple-Hill families. Chic, 1897. Hill, Col. Jonathan A., and others, comp., anon. Story of one regi- ment, the nth Me. infantry volunteers in the war of the Re- bellion. N. Y., 1896. Hill, Joseph A. English income tax, with special reference to ad- ministration and method of assessment. N. Y., 1899. (In Amer. econ. assoe Econ. studies, v. 4.) Hill, Joseph Adna, tr. Cohn, Gustav. History of political econ- omy. (In Amer. acad. of pol. and sol. sci. Annals. 1894. v. 4.) Note: supplement, March, 1894. Hill, Mark Langdon. Fellow citizens of the state of Maine. Wash., 1820. Hill, Nathaniel Parker. Speeches and papers on the silver, postal telegraph, and other economic questions. Colorado Springs, 1890. Hill, Octavia. Homes of the London poor. N. Y., 1875. Hill, Paul. Personal reminiscences of Lowell fifty years ago. (In Old residents' hist, assoe Contrib. 1894. v. 5; p. 2y7-g2,.) Hill, Richmond C. City of Buffalo. Buffalo, 1895. Hill, Robert Thomas. iSIotes on the geology of the island of Cuba. (In Harvard univ. : Museum of comp. zoology. Bulletin. 1895. V. 16; p. 243-88.) ;- On the occurrence of artesian and other underground waters in Texas, eastern New Mexico, and Indian territory, west of the 97th meridian, n. p. 1892. Paleontology of the cretaceous formations of Texas. (In Biol. soe of Wash. Proceed, n. d. v. 8; p. 97-108.) Present condition of knowledge of the geology of Texas. Wash., 1887. (In U. S.: Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1887. no. 45.) 628 AUTHOR LIST. Hill, Rowland, comp. Divine hymns attempted in easy language for the use of children. Ed. 4. Lond., 1799. Hill, Rev. Stephen P. Sermon delivered Nov. 7, 1833, at the dedi- cation of the new Baptist meeting house, Haverhill, Mass. Haverhill, 1833. Hill, Susan Benedict, ed. Bailey, James Montgomery. History of Danbury, Conn., 1684-1896. 1896. Hill, Thomas. Convers Francis. {In N. E. hist. gen. soc. Mem. biog. 1894. V. 5; p. 191-201.) First lessons in geometry. Bost., 1855. Four equations partially discussed. {In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1874. v. 22; p. 31-93.) Philosophy higher than science, n. p. 1876. Hill, Rev. Thomas. Annual address before the Harvard natural history society. May 19, 1853. Camb., 1853. Integral education; an inaugural address delivered at Antioch college, Sept. 8, 1859. Bost, 1859- Liberal education, address before the Phi Beta Kappa soci- ety of Harvard college, July 22, 1858. Camb., 1858. Hill, Walter B. Bar associations, a composite photograph of the objects and work of the various bar associations in the United States. Atlanta, 1889. Hill, William. First stages of the tariff policy of the United States, n. p. 1893. {In Amer. econ. assoc. Pub. 1893. v. 8, no. 6.) Hill, William G., comp. and ed. Family record of J. W. Converse and E. S. Converse. Bost., 1887. Hill, W. Scott, M. D. Site of Fort Saint George, erected by Cap- tain George Popham in 1607. n. p. n. d. Hill and Barton, vs. Upham, Timothy. Report of the trial. Cone, 1831. Hill (N. H.). Annual reports of the selectmen, treasurer, and other town officers for the year 1858-66, '71, '7Z, '76, '80-5, '89, '91-1901. Hill, 1858-1901. : Public library. Catalogue of books, 1893. Bristol, 1893. Supplement to catalogue of books. Hill, 1894. Hill, 1895. Hill, 1895. Catalogue. Hill, 1899. Hillard, Rev. E. B. Last men of the Revolution. Hartf., 1864. Hillard, George Stillman. Discourse delivered before the New England society in the city of New York, Dec. 22, 1851. N. Y., 1852. Fifth reader. Bost., 1865. First class reader. Bost., 1855. Fourth reader. Bost., 1866. Franklin fifth reader. N. Y., 1871. Franklin fourth reader. Bost., 1874. Intermediate reader. Bost., 1864. Lecture on public instruction in Prussia. Phil., 1836. Life and adventures of Capt. John Smith. {In Sparks, Jared, ed. Lib. of Amer. biog, 1839. ser. i, v. 2; p. 171-407.) ed. Memoir and correspondence of Jeremiah Mason. Camb., 1873. Memoir of C. C. Felton. {In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1869. V. 10; p. 352-68.) 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History of the town of Abington. Bost., 1866. Hobart, Rev. John. Continuous mental development. Cone, 1851. Hobart, John Henry, hp. High churchman vindicated; in a fourth charge to the clergv of the P. E. church in the state of New York, 1826. N. Y., f837. Pastoral letter addressed to the clergy and laity of the P. E. church in the state of New York. N. Y., 1829. {Bound with White, William, hp. Sermon. 1833.) Hobart L. Smith, anon. Origin of Chicago theological seminary. Springf., 1884. Hobart college. Catalogue for the academic year 1881-2, '90-8, '99- 1901. V. 57, 66-73, 75-7- Geneva, 1882-1901. See also Euglossian society of Geneva college. Hobart free college. See Hobart college. Hobbs, B. C. Geological survey of Parke county, Ind. Indian- apolis, 1872. Hobbs, William Herbert. Contributions from the petrographical laboratory of the Harvard university museum. {In Harvard Univ.: Museum of comp. zoology. Bulletin. 1888. v. 16; p. 1-12.) Contributions to the mineralogy of Wisconsin. {In Wis.: Univ. Bulletin. Sci. ser. 1896. v. i, no. 4; p. 109-56.) Ueber den volcanit, ein anorthoklas-augitgestein von der chemischen zusammensetzung der dacite. n. p. i893(?) Ueber die verwachsung von allinit (orthit) und epidot in ges- teinen. Wein, n. d. Hobby, William. Exposition of a part of the frauds, corruptions, and improprieties committed in the pay department of the army of the United States since the year 1816. Ed. 2. Wash., 1830. Hoblyn, Richard D. Dictionary of terms used in medicine and the collateral sciences; a new Amer. ed. rev. by Isaac Hays. Phil., 1856. Hobson, Rev. Benjamin Lewis. Task of the apologetic of today; inaugural address, McCormick theological seminary. Chic, 1895. Hobson, Mrs. E. C, and Hopkins, Mrs. C. E. Report concerning the colored women of the South. {In John F. Slater fund for the education of freedmen. Occasional papers. 1896. no. 9.) Hobson, John Atkinson, ed. Co-operative labour upon the land (and other papers). Lond., 1895. (Social sci. ser.) Problem of the unemployed; an enquiry and an economic policy. Lond., 1896. (Social question of today.) Hochdorfer, Richard. Study and teaching of modern languages. {In Assoc, of Ohio colleges. Trans. 1893. v. 24; p. 34-46.) Hocken, Edward Octavius. Treatise on amaurosis and amaurotic affections. Phil., 1842. ^ (Amer. med. library.) Hodgdon, Thomas Manning. Report of the class of '84, Dart- mouth college; 1884-7. v. 1-2. Hartf., 1886-7. Hodge, Clifton Fremont. Nature study leaflet; biology series, no. 1-2. Wore, 1898-9. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 639 Hodge, Frederick Webb, comp. United States: Ethnology, bureau of. List of the publications. 1894. Hodge, H. D., and Putnam, J. M. Comprehensive grammar; or, Analysis of the English language. 1848. Hodge, Hugh Lenox, M. D. 1796-1873. On diseases peculiar to women, including displacements of the uterus. Phil., i860. Principles and practice of obstetrics. Phil., 1864. Phil., 1866. Hodge, James T. Report to the trustees of the Montreal river mining company, n. p. i84.7(?) Report to the Union Pacific railroad company on the geology of its proposed routes. N. Y., 1864. Hodges, Almon Danforth. Genealogical record of the Hodges family of New England. Ed. 3. Bost., 1896. Henry Andrews of Taunton and the Calves' pasture. Bost., 1898. John Gallop of Taunton, Mass. n. p. i90o(?) Notes concerning Roger Williams. Bost., 1899. Hodges, Rev. Alpheus. Yale graduates in western Massachusetts. (In New Haven colony hist. soc. Papers. 1888. v. 4; p. 253- 98.) Hodges, Rev. Charles E. Disunion our wisdom and our duty. N. Y. n. d. (In Amer. anti-slavery soc. Anti-slavery tracts, no. II.) Hodges, Faustina Hasse. Edward Hodges. N. Y., 1896. Hodges, George, D. D. Christian socialism and the social union. Bost., 1896. (Church social union. Pub. no. 30.) Hodges, Lieut. Harry F. Notes on mitering lock gates. Wash., 1892. (U. S. : Engineers, office of the chief of. Professional papers, no. 26.) Hodges, Rev. R. M. Ministry of pain; a sermon commemorative of Rev. E. Q. Sewall. Bost, 1866. Hodges, Richard Manning, M. D. Excision of joints. Bost., 1861. Modern surgery; read June 2, 1868. (In Mass. med. soc. Pub. 1867. V. 2; p. 251-62.) Hodges, William. Travels in India during the years 1780, 1781, 1782, and 1783. Lond., 1793. Hodgins, John George. Hints and suggestions on school architec- ture and hygiene with plans and illustrations. Toronto, 1886. Special report to the Minister of education on the Ontario educational exhibit and the educational features of the Interna- tional exhibition at Philadelphia, 1876. Toronto, 1877. ed. Ryerson, Adolphus Egerton, D. D. Story of my life. 1884. Hodgkin, M. D., tr. Edwards, William Frederic, M. D. On the influence of physical ag.ents on life. 1838. (Bound with Evanson, Richard Touson, M. D., and Maunsell, Henry, M. D. Practical treatise. 1838.) Hodgkin, Frank E., and Galvin, J. J. Pen pictures of representa- tive men of Oregon. Portl., 1882. Hodgkins, Howard Lincoln, comp. Historical catalogue of the offi- cers and graduates of the Columbian university, 1821-91. Wash., 1891. Hodgkins, Thomas, M. D. Lectures on the morbid anatomy of the serous and mucous membranes, v. i. Phil., 1838. (Amer. med. library.) Hodgmsm, Rev. Edwin R. History of the town of Westford, Mass., 1659-1883. Lowell, 1883. Hodgman, F. August 17, 1755; a tale of the early settlement of New Hampshire, n. p. n. d. Hodgson, Frances. See Burnett, Mrs. Frances (Hodgson). 640 AUTHOR LIST. Hodgson, William B. Grammatical sketch and specimens of the Berber language. {In Amer. phil. soc. Trans. New ser. 1834. V. 4; p. 1-48.) Hoeck, F. P., pub. Mexico city guide, 1894. Mexico, 1894. Hoeing, Charles. Codex dunelmensis of Terence. {In Amer. jour. of archaeology. 1900. ser. 2. v. 4; p. 310-38.) Hoey, Mrs. Cashel, tr. Remusat, Claire Elizabeth Jeanne Gravier de Vergennes, comtesse de. Memoirs of Madame de Remusat. 1880. Hoff, William Bainbridge-. Examples, conclusions, and maxims of modern naval tactics. Wash., 1884. Hoflman, Charles Fenno. Administration of Jacob Leisler. {In Sparks, Jared, ed. Lib. of Amer. biog. 1844. ser. 2. v. 3; p. 179-238.) Pioneers of New York. N. Y., 1848. {Bound with Davis, A. Discovery of N. E., 1845.) Hoffman, Frederick Ludwig. History of the Prudential insurance company of America, 1875-1900. n. p. 1900. Negro in the West Indies. {In Amer. statistical assoc. Pub. 1895. V. 4. no. 30; p. 181-200.) ■ Portuguese population in the United States. {In Amer. sta- tistical assoc. Pub. 1898. V. 6, no. 47; p. 327-2,6.) Race traits and tendencies of the American Negro, n. p. 1896. {In Amer. econ. assoc. Pub. 1896. v. 11, no^ 1^3.) Hoffman, Fridericus, M. D. System of the practice of medicine; tr. from the Latin by W. Lewis; rev. by A. Duncan. 2v. Lond., 1783. Hoffman, G. Christian. Catalogue of section one of the museum of the geological survey. Ottawa, 1893. Hoffman, Ralph. Twenty-six common birds, pt. 1-2. Bost., 1899- 1900. Hoffman, Walter James, M. D. Popular superstitions. {In Penn. German soc. Proceed. 1895. v. 5; p. 70-81.) Hoffman Hall, Nashville {Tenn.). Calendar. 1898-9. Nashville, 1899. Hoffman petroleum company. Annual report of the officers. N. Y., 1865. Hoffman, Ernst Theodor Wilhelm. Golden pot. {In Carlyle, Thomas. German romance. 1898. v. 2; p. 23-114.) Hofman, H. O. Gold milling in the Black Hills. Chic, n. d. Hogan, Mrs. Louise E. (Shimer). History and present status of instruction in cooking in the public schools of New York city. Wash., 1899. {In U. S.: Experiment stations, office of. Bulle- tin, no. 56,) Hogan, Peter. Water supply of Albany. {In Albany inst. ' Trans. 1876. V. 8; p. 167-78.) Hogan Company, J. H., puh. Resident directory of Barnstable, Yarmouth, and Dennis, Mass., 1895. Hoge, Moses D., D. D. Success of Christianity, an evidence of its divine origin. {In Lectures on the evidences of Christianity. 1853. p. 215-66.) Holbrook, A. T. Origin of the endocardium in bony fishes. {In Harvard univ.: Museum of comp. zoology. Bulletin. 1894. v. 25; p. 79-97.) Holbrook, Josiah, ed. Scientific tracts, designed for instruction and entertainment. 1831-35. Holbrook, Martin Luther, M. D., ed. Omega, monthly, a radical health magazine, v. 83; no. 5. 1899. Holbrook, Nelson M., and Town, Salem. Progressive fifth; or. Elocutionary reader. 1856. 1864. Progressive fourth reader. 1857. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 641 Holbrook, Nelson M., and Town, Salem. Progressive fourth reader. 1864. 1857. Progressive second reader. 1856. Progressive speller. 1859. 1859. • ' Progressive third reader. 1857. 1866. Progressive intermediate reader. 1864. Holbrook, George R., & Co., pud. New England railroad guide. 1850. Holcomb, Silas Alexander. Message to the 20th session of the legislature of Nebraska, 1897. n. p. n, d. Holcomb, William Penn. Pennsylvania boroughs. Bait., 1886. (Ill Johns Hopkins univ. Studies. 1886. v. 4, no. 4.) Holcombe, William H., M. D. Our children in Heaven. Phil., 1868. Holden, David. Diary kept during the latter part of the French and Indian war, Feb. 20-Nov. 29, 1760. (In Green, S. A. Three military diaries. 1901. p. 41-74.) Journal, with notes by S. A. Green. Camb., 1889. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1889. v. 24; p. 387-409.) Holden, Edgar, M. D. "Sassacus" and the "Albemarle." (In Loyal legion of U. S.: N. Y. commandery. Personal recollections. 1891. V. i; p. 96-107.) Holden, Edward Singleton. Art of life, address to the graduating class, 1887, June 29. n. p. 1887. Astronomical observations made with the great telescope of the Lick observatory since June, 1888. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1890. v. 38; p. 80-110.) Brief account of the Lick observatory of the University of California. Ed. 2. Sacram,, 1895. Catalogue of earthquakes on the Pacific coast, 1769 to 1897. Wash., 1898. (In Smithsonian inst. Misc. coll. 1898. v. 37.) Earthquakes in California in 1890 and 1891. Wash., 1892. (In U. S. : Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1892. no. 95.) Inaugural address. (In Cal. : Univ. Addresses of J. S. Hager and of Pres. E. S. Holden. 1886. p. 6-1 1.) comp. Index catalogue of books and memoirs relating to nebulae and clusters. Wash., 1877. (In Smithsonian inst. Misc. coll. 1878. V. 14.) Investigation of the objective and micrometers of the twenty- six inch equatorial constructed by Alvah Clark & Sons. (In U. S.: Naval observatory. Observations. 1877. appx. i.) comp. List of recorded earthquakes in California, Lower Cali- fornia, Oregon, and Washington territory. Sacram., 1887. Monograph of the central parts of the nebula of Orion. (In U. S. : Naval observatory. Observations. 1878. appx. i.) Mountain observations in America and Europe. Wash., 1896. (hi Smithsonian inst. Misc. coll. 1898. v. 37.) Multiple star 5 748. (In U. S.: Naval observatory. Observa- tions. 1877. appx. 2.) On some of the consequences of the hypothesis that the in- trinsic brilliancy of the fixed stars is the same for each star. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1881. v. 29; p. 137-51.) Subject-index to the publications of the United States naval observatory, 1845-1875. (In U. S.: Naval observatory. Obser- vations. 1876. pt. 2. appx. I.) Holden, Nathaniel Jay, Howard, Joseph Piatt, and others, anon. Abraham Howard of Marblehead and his descendants. 1897. Holden*s dollar magazine; pub. weekly, v. 3-4. N. Y., 1849. 41 642 AUTHOR LIST. Holder, Charles Frederick. Charles Darwin, his life and work. N. Y., 1891. Holder, R. H. Birds of Illinois. (In 111. natural hist. soc. Trans. 1861. V. i; p. 77-85.) Taxidermy. (In 111. natural hist. soc. Trans. 1861. v. i; P- 69-75.) Holderness (N. H.). Annual report of the town officers for the year 1863, '64, '75, '80-3, '85, '87, '91-1902. Plymouth, 1863-1902. Holderness school for boys, Plymouth (AT. //.). Catalogue, 1879- 1901. Cone, 1879-1901. Holdich, Rev. Joseph. True greatness; a discourse on the charac- ter of Rev. Willbur Fisk. Middletown, 1839. Holgate, Thomas F., tr. Reye, Theodor. Lectures on the geom- etry of position. 1898. Holland, Elihu G. Memoir of Rev. Joseph Badger. Ed. 4. N. Y., 1854. Holland, Henry, bart., D. D. Medical notes and reflections. Phil., 1839. from the 3d Lond. ed. Phil., 1857. Phil., 1839. {Bound with McCartney, James, M. D. Trea- tise on inflammation. 1840.) Holland, Josiah Gilbert, M. D. Eulogy on Abraham Lincoln. Springf., 1865. History of western Massachusetts; the counties of Hampden, Hampshire, Franklin, and Berkshire. 2v. Springf., 1855. Kathrina; her life and mine in a poem. Ed. 20. N. Y., 1867. Life of Abraham Lincoln. Springf., 1866. Miss Gilbert's career. N. Y., 1893. Holland, Mary A. Gardner, comp. Our army nurses. Bost., 1897. Holland, Rev. Robert A. Church of the world. Camb., 1895. (Church social union. Pub. ser. A. no. i.) Holland, Samuel. Topographical map of the state of New Hamp- shire. Lond., 1784. {In Hitchcock, C. H. Atlas accompanying the report on the geology of N. H. 1878.) Holland, William J., D. D. Butterfly book; a popular guide to a knowledge of the butterflies of North America. N. Y., 1900. List of the lepidoptera collected in eastern Africa. {In U. S.: National museum. Proceed. 1896. v. 18; p. 229-73.) 1894. {In U. S.: National museum. Proceed. 1896. v. 18; p. 741-67.) Holland, William M. Address before the Hartford county peace society. May, 1831. Hartf., 1831. Holland society of New York. Collections, v. i, 3. N. Y., 1891-6. Constitution, by-laws, officers, and members, April, 1894. N. Y., 1894. Year book, 1886-1900. N. Y., 1887-1900. Hollander, Jacob Harry. Cincinnati southern railway; a study in municipal activity; memorial of L. S. Merriam. Bait., 1894. {In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies. 1894. v. 12, no. 1-2.) Civil status of the Jews in Maryland, 1634-1776. {In Amer. Jewish hist. soc. pub. 1893. v. 2; p. 33-44.) Documents relating to the attempted departure of the Jews from Surinam in 1675. {In Amer. Jewish hist. soc. Pub. 1897. V. 6; p. 9-29.) Naturalization of Jews in the American colonies under the act of 1740. {In Amer. Jewish hist. soc. Pub. 1896. v. 5; p. 103-17.) Some unpublished material relating to Dr. Jacob Lumbroso of Maryland. {In Amer, Jewish hist. soc. Pub. 1892. v. i; p. 25-39.) ed. Studies in state taxation with particular reference to the Southern states. Bait., 1900. {In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies. 1900. v. 18, no. 1-4.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRABY. 643 Hollander, Jacob Henry, ed. Ricardo, David. Letters of David Ricardo to J. R. McCulloch. 1895- Holley, Orville Luther, ed. New York state register. 1845-6. Hollick, Arthur, ed. Newberry, John Strong, M. D. Flora of the Amboy clays. (In U. S.: Geol. survey. Monographs. 1895. V. 26.) Hollick, Frederick, M. D. Male generative organs, in health and disease. N. Y., 1849. Hollis, Ira N. Manual training high school in its relation to preparation for college. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lec- tures. 1896. p. 239-50.) Hollis (N. H.)' Proceedings of Minute-men's day, Hollis, N. H., 1898. Cone, 1899. Reports of the auditors, overseers of the poor, and the super- intending school committee for the year ending March, 1848, '52, '53, '55, '56, '59-1902. Hollis, 1848-1902. Valuation of the real estate, 1897. Hollis, 1898. : Superintending school committee. Report for the year ending March, 185 1, '65, '67, '69. Nashua, 1851-69. Hollis (N. H.) Congregational church. Address of the church in Hollis to the churches of the late ex-parte council, convened at Hollis, Sept. 29, 1812. Amh., 1812. Brief history of the Congregational church in Hollis, N. H., April 20, 1893. Bristol, 1893. Doctrines of faith and form of covenant. Amh., 1805. Confession of faith and the covenant. Amh., 1831. Manual, Nashua, 1871. n. p. 1888. Hollis young people's society of Christian endeavor. Constitution and by-laws. Bristdl, 1893. Hollister, A. G., and Green, Calvin. Pearly gate of the true life and doctrine for believers in Christ. Mt. Lebanon, 1894. Hollister, Gideon Hiram. History of Connecticut from the first settlement of the colony to the adoption of the present consti- tution. 2v. N. H., 1855. Hollister, Hiel. Pawlet for one hundred years. Alb., 1867. Hollister, Ovando J. Life of Schuyler Colfax. N. Y., 1887. Resources and attractions of Utah. Salt Lake city, 1882. Holloway, J. N. History of Kansas from the first exploration of the Mississippi valley to its admission into the Union. Lafay- ette, 1868. Holloway, W. R. Bad record; Hendricks as a public man. Bost., 1884. HoUrung, Max. Nebraska and the beet sugar industry, n. p. n. d. (In Neb.: Agric. exper. sta. Bulletin, no. 38.) HoUs, George Frederick William. Peace conference at the Hague and its bearings on international law and policy. N. Y., 1900. Holm, Theodor. Notes on the leaves of Liriodendron. (In U. S.: National museum. Proceed. 1891. v. 13; p. 15-35.) Holm, Thomas Campanius. Extract of a translation of the history of New Sweed Land. (In N. Y. hist. soc. Coll. 1814. v. 2; p. 343-58.) Short description of the province of New Sweden, now called Pennsylvania; tr. by P. S. Du Ponceau. (In Penn. hist. soc. Memoirs. 1834. v. 3; p. 1-166.) Holmberg, Heinrich Johann. Ethnographische skizzen uber die volker des Russuschen Amerika. Helsingfors, 1855. Holmes, Abiel, D. D. Address before the American antiquarian society, Oct. 24, 1814. Bost., 1814. American annals; or, Chronological history of America. 2v. Camb., 1805. 644 AUTHOR LIST. Holmes, Abiel, D. D. History of Cambridge. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1801. V. 7; p. 1-67.) anon. Memoir and language of the Mohegans. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1804. V. 9; p. 75-99.) Memoir of the French Protestants who settled at Oxford, Mass., 1806, with a sketch of the entire history of the Protes- tants of France. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1830. v. 22; p. i- 83.) Holmes, Abraham. Description of Rochester. (In Mass. hist, soc. Coll. 1823. V. 20; p. 29-39.) Holmes, Alexander, anon. Deplorable state of New England by reason of a covetous and treacherous governour and pusillani- mous counsellors. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1879. v. 46; p. 97-131-) Holmes, Ezekiel. Report of an expedition and survey of the ter- ritory of the Aroostook river during the spring and autumn of 1838. Augusta, 1839. (Bound with Maine: Geologist. Report. V. 1-3.) Holmes, Francis S. Phosphate rocks of South Carolina and the great marl bed. Charleston, 1870. Remains of domestic animals discovered among post-pleio- cene fossils in South Carolina. Charleston, 1858. Southern farmer and market gardener. Charleston, 1852. Holmes, Frank R., and Aldrich, Lewis Cass, ed. History of Wind- sor county, Vermont. 1891. Holmes, George K. Measures of distribution. (In Amer. statisti- cal assoc. Pub. 1893. V. 3, no. 18-19; p. 141-57.) Mortgage statistics. (In Amer. statistical assoc. Pub. 1890. V. 2, no. 9.) Some characteristics of farm and home proprietors. (In Amer. statistical assoc. Pub. 1897. v. 5, no. 39; p. 291-309.) and Lord, John S. Report on farms and homes in the United States. Wash., 1896. (In U. S.: Census, nth. 1890. Report.) Report on real estate mortgages in the United States. Wash., 1895. (U. S.: Census, nth, 1890. Report.) Holmes, J. C. Early history of horticulture in Michigan. (In Mich, pioneer and hist. soc. Coll, 1888. v. 10; p. 69-84.) Michigan state historical society. (In Mich, pioneer and hist. soc. Coll. 1888. V. 12; p. 316750.) Some notes respecting the pioneer newspapers of Michigan. (In Mich, pioneer and hist soc. Coll. 1877. v. i; p. 385-95.) Holmes, James G., ed. Charleston (S. C.) Ladies* memorial associ- ation. Memorials to the memory of Mrs. M. A. Snowdon. 1898. Holmes, John. Letter to the people of Maine. Wash., 1820. Holmes, Joseph Austin. Sketch of W. C. Kerr. n. p. n. d. Holmes, Mary E. Morphology of the carinse upon the septa of rugose corals. Bost., 1887. Holmes, Nathaniel. Geological and geographical distribution of the human race. (In Acad, of sci. of St. Louis. Trans. 1886. V. 4; P- I-35-) Realistic idealism in philosophy itself. 2v. Bost., 1888. Holmes, Oliver Wendell, M. D. Dissertation. (In Mass. med. soc. Lib. of practical med. 1836. v. 7; p. 189-288.) Gambrel-roofed house and its outlook. (In Amer. prose. 188 1. V. 2, p. 24-46.) Note : printed for the blind in the Howe type. Grandmother's story of Bunker-Hill battle. Bost., 1875. Medical profession in Massachusetts. (In Mass. hist. soc. Lectures. 1869. p. 257-301.) Memoir of Jeffries Wyman. (In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1876. V. 14; p. 4-24.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRAE Y. 645 Holmes, Oliver Wendell, M. D. Memoir of J. L. Motley, (/n Mass. hist. see. Proceed. 1879. v. 16; p. 404-73. Memorial tribute delivered before the Massachusetts histor- ical society, May 10, 1882. {In Emerson, R. W. Essays. 1885. p. 3-11.) Note : printed for the blind in the Howe type. Poems. Lond., 1846. • Receipts to cure various disorders. {In Mass. hist. soc. Pro- ceed. 1862. V. 5; p. 378-99-) Selections from his poetical works. Bost, 1885. Note : printed for the blind in the Howe type. Teaching from the chair and at the bedside. Bost., 1867. ed. Hall, Marshall, M. D. Principles of the theory and prac- tice of medicine. 1839. Holmes, Timothy. System of surgery. Phil., 1882. Note: agent's subscription book. ed. Gray, Henry. Anatomy, descriptive and surgical. 1870. 1878. tr. Wagner, Albrecht, M. D. On the process of repair after resection and extirpation of bones. {In New Sydenham soc. Selected monographs. 1859. v. 5; p. 11 1-245.) Holmes, William Henry. Address; evolution of the aesthetic. {In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1892. v. 41; p. 239-56.) Ancient quarry in Indian territory. Wash., 1894. (Smith- sonian inst. Pub.) Archaeological studies among the ancient cities of Mexico. Chic, 1895. (Field Columbian museum. Archaeol. ser. v. i, no. I.) Monoliths of San Juan Teotihuacan, Mexico. {In Amer. jour. of archaeology. 1885. v. i ; p. 361-71.) Order of development of the primal shaping arts. {In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1894. v. 42; p. 289- 300.) Textile fabrics of ancient Peru. Wash., 1889. (U. S.: Eth- nology, bureau of.) Use of gold and other metals among the ancient inhabitants of Chiriqui, Isthmus of Darien. Wash., 1887. (U. S.: Ethnol- ogy, bureau of.) Holsinger, Maj. Frank. How does one feel under fire? n. p. n. d. {In Loyal legion of U. S.: Kans. commandery. War papers, no. 18.) Holsinger, Gerald L. Campaign against Wei-Hai-Wei. n. p. n. d. {In Loyal legion of U. S. : Kans. commandery. 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Hunnewell. n. p. n. d. ■ Hunnewell, chiefly six generations in Massachusetts, n. p. 1900. Illustrated Americana. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1889. p. 66-77. 1890. p. 283-302. 1891. p. 371-80.) • Notes on early American literature. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1896. p. 71-85.) Several great libraries. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1901. v. 13; p. 222-36.) Hunt, Lieut. Charles O. Our escape from Camp Sorghum. (In Loyal legion of U. S.: Me. commandery. War papers. 1898. V. i; p. 85-128.) Hunt, Clara Whitehill. Illustrative material for nature study in primary schools. (In N. Y. (state): Library. Bulletin; bibli- ography. 1898. no. 16; p. 463-91.) Hunt, David, M. D. Some general ideas concerning medical re- form. Bost., 1877. Hunt, E. K., M. D., tr. Esquirol, Jean Etienne Dominique. Men- tal maladies; a treatise on insanity. 1845. Hunt, Maj. Edward Bissell. Description of the U. S. coast survey apparatus for measuring base lines. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1855. v. 8; p. 226-36.) On the nature of forces. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1855. v. 8; p. 89-102.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 671 Hunt, Maj. Edward Bissell. Remarks on lithography and litho- graphic transfers. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1856. v. 7; p. 259-69.) Hunt, Ellen M. History of the Gilford village, N. H., Freewill Baptist church, 1834-1898. n. p. n. d. Hunt, Ezra Mundy, M. D. Bible notes for daily readers; a com- ment on Holy Scriptures. 2v. N. Y., 1870. Principles of hygiene for the school and home. N. Y., 1886. Hunt, Frank W. Biennial message to the 6th state legislature of Idaho, n. p. n. d. Hunt, Freeman, anan. Letters about the Hudson river and its vicinity. Ed. 3. N. Y., 1837. Note: map mutilated. Lives of merchants, v. i. N. Y., 1856. ed. Hunt's merchant's magazine and commercial review. 1840-65. Hunt, Gaillard. American passport; its history and a digest of laws, rulings, and regulations governing its issuance by the de- partment of state. Wash., 1898. Hunt, John Warren, comp. Wisconsin gazetteer containing the names, location, and advantages of the counties, cities, towns, etc. Madison, 1853. Hunt, Leigh. Imagination and fancy; or, Selections from the Eng- lish poets. N. Y., 1845. ■ Stories from the Italian poets. N. Y., 1846. Hunt, Mary Hannah. History of the first decade of the depart- ment of scientific temperance instruction of the Woman's Chris- tian temperance union. Bost., 1891. Hunt, Nathan P., commissioner. Laws of New Hampshire relating to common schools. Manch., 1886. Hunt, Robert. Descriptive guide to the museum of practical geol- ogy. Lond., 1859. Hunt, Rockwell Dennis. Genesis of California's first constitution (1846-49). Bait., 1895. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies. 1895. V. 13, no. 8.) Hunt, Mrs. Sarah (Morey). Journal of her life and religious labors. Phil., 1892. Hunt, Theodore G. Speech on the bill to establish the Nebraska and Kansas territories and to repeal the Missouri compromise. Wash., 1854. (Bound with Morrison, G. W. Speech. 1854. no. 3.) Hunt, Thomas P. Bible baptism; or. What does the Bible say on the mode of baptism. Phil., 1838. Hunt, Thomas Sterry. Address. (In Amer. assoc. for the ad- vance, of sci. Proceed. 1872. v. 20; p. 1-60.) Address, August, 1871. Salem, 1871. (Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci.) Chemical and geological essays. Bost, 1875. Coal and iron in southern Ohio; the mineral resources of the Hocking valley. Bost., 1881. Coal and iron of southern Ohio considered with relation to the Hocking valley coal field and its iron ores. Salem, 1874. Contributions to the history of gypsums and magnesia rocks. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed, i860, v. 13; p. 227-47-). anon. Esquisse geologique du Canada suivie d'un catalogue descriptif. Par., 1867. Geological notes, n. p. n. d. History of some pre-Cambrian rocks in America and Europe. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1880. v. 28; p. 279-96.) 672 AUTHOR LIST. Hunt, Thomas Sterry. Illustrations of chemical homology, {In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1855. v. 8; p. 237-46.) Mineral physiology; address at the opening of Vassar brothers' institute, Nov. 28, 1882. n. p. n. d. Mineral physiology and physiography. Bost., 1886. On the geology of Canada. {In Amer. assoc. for the advance. of sci. Proceed. 1850. v. 2; p. 325-34.) On the Lauretian limestones of North America. Alb., 1871. On the theory of igneous rocks and volcanoes, n. p. n. d. Systematic mineralog3'- based on a natural classification. N. Y., 1891. and Logan, Sir William Edmund. Esquisse geologique du Canada. Par., 1855. Sketch of the geology of Canada. Par., 1855. {Bound with Canada: Executive committee for the Paris exhibition, Can- ada at the universal exhibition. 1856.) and Michel, A. Reports on the gold region of the County of Hastings. Montreal, 1867. Stewart, J. Oscar, and Douglas, James. New method for the treatment of mixed copper, silver, and gold ores. 1875. Hunt, W. Irving. Discoveries at Plataia in 1890. {In Amer. jour, of archaeology. 1890. v. 6; p. 445-75.) Notes on the battlefield of Plataia. {In archaeological inst. of Amer. Papers. 1892. v. 5; p. 271-83.) Hunt, W. L. G., ed. Wyman, Thomas Bellows, comp. Genealogy of the name and family of Hunt. 1862-3. Hunt, Washington. Eulogy on C. E. Dudley. {In Dudley ob- servatory. Inauguration, 1856. p. 1-15.) Hunt, William Chamberlin, and Wright, Carroll Davidson. His- tory and growth of the United States census, 1790-1890. 1900. Hunt, William T. Memoir of G. A. Halsey. {In N. J. hist. soc. Proceed. 1894. v. 23; p. 95-107.) Hunt and Douglas. Copper-process, n. p. n. d. Hunter, Andrew. John Brown's raid. {In Southern hist, assoc. Pub. 1897. V. i; p. 165-95.) Hunter, Edward M. Civil life, services and character of W. A. Barstow. {In Wise, state hist. soc. Coll, 1872, v. 6; p. 93- 109.) Hunter, George Washington. Divine liturgy in the book of com- mon prayer. Phil., 1881. anon. Holy eucharist and auricular confession, a defence of church principles against the misconception of their opponents. Ed. 2. Phil., 1879. anon. Holy eucharist and auricular confession, an answer to the Rev. R. C, Matlack, Phil., 1878. Hunter, James B., M. D., ed. New York medical journal, v. 14- 30. 1871-9. ed. New York medical journal, monthly. Index, v. 1-23. 1877. ^ Hunter, John. 1728-93. Lectures on the principles of surgery, ed. by J. F. Palmer. Phil., 1839. With notes by J. F. Palmer. Phil., 1839. Observations on certain parts of the animal oeconomy, with notes by Richard Owen. Phil., 1840. Treatise on the blood, inflammation, and gunshot wounds. Phil., 1817. 2d Amer. ed. Phil., 1823. With notes by J. F. Palmer. Phil., 1840, Treatise on the natural history and diseases of the human teeth; with notes by Thomas Bell, Phil., 1839. Treatise on venereal disease, Phil., 1791. With notes by G. G. Babington. Phil., 1839. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBEARY. C73 Hunter, John, 1747- 1837, ed. Sallustius Crispus, Caius. Belli Cata- linarii et Jugurthini historiae. 1796. Hunter, Joseph. Collections concerning the early history of the founders of New Plymouth. Lond., 1849. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1852. v. 31; p. 52-85.) Familiifi minorum gentium. Lond., 1894-6. (In Harleian soc. Pub. 1894-6. V. 37-40.) Hunter, S. J. Alfalfa, grasshoppers, bees, their relationship. Topeka, 1899. Honey-bee and its food-plants with special reference to alfalfa. Topeka, 1899. Scale insects injurious to orchards. Topeka, 1898. Hunter, W. H. Scotch-Irish influence on American journalism. (In Scotch-Irish soc. of Amer. Annual congress. 1896. v. 8; p. 142-58.) Hunter, W. S. Eastern townships scenery, Canada. Montreal, i860. Hunter, Sir William Wilson. History of British India. 2v. N. Y., 1899. Hunting, J. D., tr. Rocquain, Felix. Revolutionary spirit preced- ing the French revolution. 1891. Hunting, Rev. Sylvan S. Funeral sermon occasioned by the death of t. A. Brown, preached Feb. 2, 1859. Manch., 1859. Huntington, Lt.-cal. David Lowe, and Otis, George Alexander, M. D. Description of the United States army transport cart, model of 1876. Wash., 1876. Huntington, Rev. Elijah Baldwin. History of Stamford, Connecti- cut, including Darien, one of its parishes until 1820. Stamford, 1868. Stamford soldiers' memorial. Stamford, 1869. Huntington, Elisha, M. D. Address on the organization of the government, April 7, 1845. Lowell, 1845. Huntington, Ezra Abel, D. D. Discourse commemorative of the life and services of the Rev. Frederick Starr, delivered March 10, 1867. Auburn, 1867. Last words of a pastor to his people; two discourses deliv- ered to the Third Presbyterian church, Albany, Dec. 31, 1854, and Jan. 7, 1855. Alb., 1855. Huntington, Frederic Dan, bp. Character of M. S. Clarke. Bost., 1853. God's house open to God's children, a sermon delivered before the Mass. free church association. Bost. n. d. "(The) Gospel and the people." n. p. n. d. Hands; brain; heart; address before the Mass. charitable me- chanic association. Bost., 1856. High calling; a sermon at the anniversary service of St. Paul's school, Concord, N. H., May 30, 1892. n. p. n. d. (The) one source of missionary power, n. p. n. d. Religion that is natural; ist anniversary address before the Boston young men's Christian union, Dec. 12, 1852. Bost., 1853. Sermon before the Society for the relief of the widows and orphans of deceased clergymen of the P. E. church. Bost., 1864. Unconscious tuition. Bost., 1867. Huntington, Rev. George P. Sermon preached in St. Paul's church. Maiden, April, 1881, with annual report, 1880-81. Bost., 1881. Huntington, Rev. Henry S. Historical discourse delivered at the centennial celebration of the Congregational church. Warner, N. H., June 12, 1872. Cone, 1872. Huntington, J. H. Geology of the region about the headwaters of the Androscoggin river, Maine. (In Amer. assoc. for the ad- vance, of sci. Proceed. 1878. v. 26; p. 277-86.) com'r. See New Hampshire: Maine boundary line commission. 4S 674 AUTHOR LIST. Huntington, Maj.-gen. Jedediah. Letters. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1885. V. 49; p. 491-518.) Huntington, Joseph, D. D. Calvinism improved; or, The Gospel illustrated as a system of real grace issuing in the salvation of all men. New London, 1796. Divine institution and use of the festival system of the church. Middlebury, 1843. (Boimd with P. E. church in the U. S. Pasto- ral letter. 1874.) Huntington, William. God the guardian of the poor and the bank of faith. Ed. 2. Bost, 1842. Huntington, William Reed, D. D. Age of miracle, then? or now? N. Y., 1901. Book annexed; its critics and its prospects. N. Y., 1886. (The) King; a sermon preached in Christ church, Hartford. Hartf., 1889. Puritan strain. N. Y., 1901, Religious use of wealth; a sermon commemorative of C. L. Wolfe. N. Y., 1887. Swift ships; a sermon preached on the last Sunday of the 19th century. N. Y., 1901. Twenty years of a Massachusetts rectorship, a sermon preached in All Saints church, Worcester, Dec, 1882. Wore, 1883. Huntley, Stanley. Spoopendyke sketches. Brooklyn, 1899. (Eagle library, no. 34.) Huntoon, Daniel Thomas Vose. Philip Hunton and his descend- ants. Canton, 1881. Hunt's merchants' magazine and commercial review, monthly, v. 1-41, 50-62. N. Y., 1840-65. Note : v. 1-22, 1840-50, title reads Merchants' magazine. Hunt's merchants' magazine year book for 1871. N. Y., 1871. Hurd, D. H., & Co., pub. Town and city atlas of the state of New Hampshire. Bost., 1892. 2v. Bost., 1892. Hurd, Duane Hamilton. History of Bristol county, Mass. Phil., 1883. ed. History of Cheshire and Sullivan counties. New Hamp- shire. Phil., 1886. comp. History of Essex county, Massachusetts. 2v. Phil., 1888. ed. History of Hillsborough county. New Hampshire. Phil., 1885. ed. History of Merrimack and Belknap counties, New Hamp- shire. Phil, 1885. History of Middlesex county, Massachusetts. 3v. Phil., 1890. ed. History of Norfolk county, T^Iass. Phil, 1884. comp. History of Plvmouth county, Massachusetts. Phil, 1884. ed. History of Rockingham and Straflord counties, N. H. Phil, 1882. comp. History of Worcester county, Mass. 2v. Phil, 1889. Hurd, Edward P.,' M. D., tr. Dujardin-Beaumetz, Georges, M. D. Diseases of the stomach and intestines. 1886. New medications. 1886. Hurd, Henry M., M. D. History of the asylums for the insane in Michigan. (In Mich, pioneer and hist. soc. Coll. 1889. v. 13; p. 292-307.) and Billings, John Shaw, M. D., ed. Hospitals, dispensaries, and nursing. 1894. Hurd, John Codman. Theory of our national existence as shown bv the action of the government of the U. S. since 1861. Bost, 1881. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 675 Hurd and Houghton, pub. Boston to Washington, a complete pocket aruide to the great cities and Centennial exhibition. N. Y., 1876. Hurlbert, J. Beaufort. Climates, productions, and resources of Canada. Montreal, 1872. Physical atlas with colored maps showing the geographical distribution of plants, climates, etc., of Canada, n. p. 1880. Protection and free trade with special reference to Canada and newly settled countries. Ottawa,- 1882. Hurlbert, William Henry, tr. Joinville, Fransois Ferdinand Phil- lippe Louis Marie d'Orleans, prince de. Army of the Potomac. 1863. Hurlbut, Henry A., and others. Narrative of some recent occur- rences in the Church of the Puritans, New York. N. Y., 1857. Hurlbut, Henry H., comp., anon. Chicago antiquities including Chi- cago business directory for 1839. Chic, 1875. comp. Hurlbut genealogy. Alb., 1888. Samuel de Champlain, a brief sketch of the eminent navigator and discoverer. Chic, 1885. Hurlbut, M. L. Presumptive arguments in favor of Unitarianism. Ed. 2. Bost., 1834. (Amer, Unitarian assoc Tracts, ser. i, no. 79.) Hurst, George. Historical notices of John Bunyan. (In Royal hist, soc Trans. 1876. v. 4; p. 415-23.) Hurst, Harry H. Adjustment of engineering field instruments. Berkeley, 1898. Hurst, John Fletcher, D. D. Gospel a combative force. N. Y. n. d. Hurt, A. B. Mississippi; its climate, soil, productions, and agri- cultural capabilities. Wash., 1884. (U. S.: Agric, dept. of. Special reports. Misc. ser. no. 3.) Hurwitz, Hyman, comp. Hebrew tales. N. Y., 1847. Huse, Hiram A., ed. Oilman, Marcus Davis. Bibliography of Ver- mont. 1897. Husmann, George. American grape growing and wine making. Ed. 4, rev. N. Y., 1898. Hussey, George B. Greek sculptured crowns and crown inscrip- tions. (In Amer. jour, of archaeology. 1890. v. 6; p. 69-95.) (in Archaeological inst. of Amer. Papars. 1892. v. 5; p. 135-61.) Husson, Henri Marie. Historical notice of the life and writings of Xavier Bichat. (In Bichat, Marie Francois Xavier. Treatise on the membranes. 1813. pref. p. 10-19.) Huston, Robert M., M. D., ed. Churchill, Fleetwood, M. D. Dis- eases of females including those of pregnancy and childbed. 1850. Hutawa, Edward. Sectional map of the state of Missouri, comp. from U. S. surveys. St. L., 1844. Note : scale 9 miles to 1 inch. Hutchins, Alexander, ed. Journal of materia medica. v. i. 1858. Hutchins, Rev. Charles L. Risen Lord, a service of sacred song illustrating the resurrection of Christ. Ed. 10. Medford, n. d. Hutchins, Frank Avery. How may the federation and the commis- sion co-operate to aid our library interests?, n. p. n. d. Hutchins, Levi. Autobiography. Camb., 1865. Hutchins, Stephen C. First men; their epoch, habitat, and crania. (In Alb. inst. Trans. 1883. v. 10; p. 198-216.) Hutchins, Stilson. Argument before the railroad committee of the house of representatives, Aug. 3, 1887. Cone, 1887. (In N. H. railroad controversy, n. d. v. 2.) Political manual, 1880. n. p. n. d. Note: t. p. w. 676 AUTHOR LIST. Hutchins, Stilson, and Moore, Joseph West. National capital past and present. Wash., 1885. Hutchinson, Life of Sir William Wallace, governor-general of Scotland. Cone, 1841. Hutchinson, Rev. Aaron. Well tempered self-love a rule of con- duct towards others, a sermon preached at Windsor, July 2, 1777. (In Vt. hist. soc. Coll. 1870. v. i; p. 69-101.) Hutchinson, Frank Allen, comp. Brief sketch of the Hutchinson family of New Hampshire. Lowell, 1896. Hutchinson, Col. Israel. Orderly book. (In Mass. hist. soc. Pro- ceed. 1879. V. 16; p. 337-64-) Hutchinson, Capt. J. G. Fredericksburg. (In Loyal legion of U. S.: la. commandery. War sketches. 1898. v. 2; p. 255-73.) Hutchinson, James H., M. D., ed. Bristowe, John Syer, M. D. Treatise on the theory and practice of medicine. 1876. ed. Philadelphia medical times, v. i. 1871. Hutchinson, John G., comp. Roster, 4th regiment N. H. volunteers. Manch., 1896. Hutchinson, Jonathan. Pedigree of disease. Lond., 1884. Hutchinson, T. J., and Childs, Ralph, comp. Patriots of Salem; roll of honor of the officers and enlisted men during the Civil war from Salem, Mass. Salem, 1877. Hutchinson, Thomas, anon. Collection of original papers rela- tive to the history of the colony of Massachusetts-Bay. Bost., 1769. Destruction of the tea. (In Old South leaflets. 1897. v. 3, no. 68.) History of Massachusetts from the first settlement thereof in 1628 until the year 1750. Ed. 3. 3v. Salem, 1795-1828. History of the colony of Massachusetts-Bay from the first settlement in 1628 until its incorporation with the colony of Plymouth in 1691. Ed. 2. Lond., 1765. Hutchinson papers, ed. by W. H. Whitmore and W. S. Ap- pleton. 2v. Alb., 1865. (Prince society. Pub.) Witchcraft delusion of 1692 from an unpublished manuscript, an early draft of his History of Mass. in the Mass. archives; with notes by W. F. Poole. Bost., 1870. Hutchinson, William F., M. D. Bay fight, a sketch of the battle of Mobile Bay. Prov., 1879. (In R. L soldiers' and sailors' hist, soc. Personal narratives. 1878. v. i.) Carlsbad water and the Sprudel salt. Danbury, 1890. Life on the Texan blockade. Prov., 1883. (In R. I. soldiers' and sailors' hist. soc. Personal narratives. 1883. v. 3.) Hutton, Rev. Joseph. Omniscience the attribute of the Father only, Ed. 2. Bost., 1826. (Amer. Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser. i, no. 4.) Huxham, John, M. D. Essay on fevers to which is now added a dissertation on the malignant, ulcerous sore-throat. Ed. 3. Lond., 1757. • Ed. 4. Lond., 1764. Huxley, Leonard. Life and letters of T. H. Huxley. 2v. N. Y. 1900. Huxley, Thomas, tr. Kolliker, Albrecht. Manual of human micro- scopical anatomy. 1854. Huxley, Thomas Henry. Critiques and addresses. N. Y., 1873. Darwiniana essays. N. Y., 1896. Discourses, biological, and geological. N. Y., 1896. Evolution and ethics. N. Y., 1896. Hume with helps to the study of Berkeley. N. Y., 1896. Introduction to the classification of animals. Lond., 1869, Lay sermons, addresses, and reviews. N. Y., 1871. Man's place in nature. N. Y., 1896. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 677 Huxley, Thomas Henry. Manual of the anatomy of vertebrated animals. Lond., 1871. N. Y., 1880. Method and result; essays. N. Y., 1896. Science and Christian tradition. N. Y., 1896. Science and education. N. Y., 1896. Science and Hebrew tradition. N. Y., 1896. and Etheridge, Robert. Catalogue of the collection of fos^ sils in the museum of practical geology. Lond., 1865. and Martin, Henry Newell. Course of elementary instruction in practical biology. New ed. Lond., 1883. Hyatt, Alpheus. Commercial and other sponges. Bost., 1879. (Boston soc. of natural hist.) Fossil cephalopoda in the Museum of comparative zoology. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1884. v. 32; p. 323-60.) (In Harvard univ. : Museum of comp. zoology. Bulletin. n. d. V. i; p. 71-102.) Genesis of the arietidse. Wash., 1889. (In Smithsonian inst Contrib. 1890. v. 26.) Parallelism between the different stages of life in the indi- vidual and those in the entire group of the molluscous order tetrabranchiate. (In Bost. soc. of nat. hist. Memoirs. 1866-9. V. i; p. 193-209.) Revision of the North American poriferae. (In Bost. soc. of nat. hist. Memoirs. 1871-8. v. 2; p. 399-408, 481-554.) Transformations of planorbis at Steinheim. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1881. v. 29; p. 527-59-) Hyde, Alexander. Social life and customs of the early citizens of Berkshire. (In Berkshire hist, and sci. soc. ' Coll. 1899. p. 27- 49.) and Hyde, Charles M., D. D. Lee; the centennial celebration and centennial history of the town of Lee, Mass. 1878. Hyde, Catherine, mnrquise de Goiivion Broglie Scolari, ed. Lamballe, Maria Therese Louise de Savoie-Carignan, princess de. Secret memoirs. Wash., 1901. Hyde, Charles M., D. D., ed. Historical celebration of the town of Brimfield, Mass., Oct. 11, 1876. Springf., 1879. Memoir of the life of S. A. Hitchcock of Brimfield, Mass. Bost., 1874. and Hyde, Alexander. Lee; the centennial celebration and centennial history of the town of Lee, Mass. Springf., 1878. Hyde, Douglas. Literary history of Ireland, from earliest times to the present day. N. Y., 1899. Hyde, Edward, ist earl of Clarendon. See Clarendon, Edward Hyde, 1st earl of. Hyde, Edward Wyllys. Address; the evolution of algebra. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1892. v. 40; p. 51-64.) Calculus of direction and position. (In Amer. jour, of mathe- matics. 1884. V. 6; p. 1-13.) Hyde, Ellen. Development of character in school. Manch., 1883. ■ English in elementary schools. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1892. p. 110-24.) Hyde, James Nevins. Two stone walls from a seaside view. (In Loyal legion of U. S. : 111. commandery. Military essays. 1891. V. i; p. 453-76.) Hyde, John, comp. Fertilizer industry; review of statistics of pro- duction and consumption, with abstracts of state laws for analy- sis and sale. Wash., 1898. (In U. S.: Agric, dept. of; Statistics, div. of. Reports. Misc. ser. no. 13.) Of what service are statistics to the farmer? (In U. S.: Agric, dept. of. Bulletin. Misc. ser. no. 14; p. 257-70.) 678 AUTHOR LIST. Hyde, John, comp. Wonderland; or, The Pacific Northwest and Alaska. Chic, 1888. Note : p. 69-78 wanting. Ed. 2, rev. Chic, 1889. ed. National geographic magazine. 1899-1900. ed. Schwatka, Lieut. Frederick. Wonderland; or, Alaska and the inland passage. 1886. Hyde, Col. Thomas W. Recollections of the battle of Gettysburg. (In Loyal legion of U. S. : Me. commandery. War papers. 1898. V. i; p. 191-206.) Hyde, William. Address delivered at the opening of the new town- hall, Ware, Mass., March 31, 1847. Brookf., 1847. , Newspapers and newspaper people of three decades. (In Mo. hist, soc Pub. 1896. no. 12; p. 5-24.) Hyde, William DeWitt, D. D. Education of the will. (In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1891. p. 202-16.) Inaugural address, (in Bowdoin college. Addresses at the inauguration of the Rev. W. D. Hyde as president of Bowdoin college. 1886. p. 21-41.) Overwork in the public schools. (In Amer. inst. of instruc- tion. Lectures. 1887. p. 11 1-28.) Hyde Park (Mass.) First Baptist church. Manual. Bost., 1878. Hyde Park historical record, v. 1-2. Hyde Park, 1892-3. Hyde Park historical society, ed. Hyde Park historical record. 1892-3. Hyer, Robert Stewart. Some new measurements of electric waves. (In Tex. acad. of sci. Trans. 1899. v. 2, no. 2. p. 57-68.) Hykes, Rev. John R. Bible society work in China, n. p. 1894. Hyman, Coleman P. Account of the coins, coinages, and currency of Australasia. Sydney, 1893. Catalogue of coins, coinages, and currency of Australasia, with specimens of medals. Sydney, 1893. (Bound with his Ac- count of the coins. 1893.) Hymns selected from the most approved authors for the use of Trinity church, Boston. Bost., 1808. Hyndman, Henry Mayers. Commercial crises of the 19th century. Lond., 1892. (Social sci. ser.) Hyren, Henry, vs. Francestown soapstone co. Pleadings and evi- dence. Ports., 1874. I., R. New life of Virginia; being the second part of Nova Brit- ania. Lond., 1612. (In Amer. colonial tracts. 1897-8. no. 7.) Lond., 1612. (In Force, Peter. Tracts. 1836. v. i.) Nova Britania offering the most excellent fruite by planting in Virginia. Lond., 1609. (In Amer. colonial tracts. 1897-8. no. 6.) Lond., 1609. U*J' Force, Peter. Tracts. 1836. v. i.) Ichnolite, or Amherst collegiate magazine, v. 5-7, 8. no. 1-4. Amh., 1858-61. Note : 10 nos. a year. v. 8 last pub. Idaho: Agricultural experiment station. Annual report for the year 1893-5, '97-1900. 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Con- cord, N. H. Cone, i878(?) In memoriam, R. L. Dabney. Knoxville, 1899. In memoriam, S. W. Westcott. n. p. n. d. In memoriam, Thomas Dunlap. Manch., 1892. In memoriam, W. E. Moore, n. p. 1900. In memoriam; W. H. Haile. Everett, 1901. In memoriam, W. L. Chase, n. p. n. d. In memory of Albin Hadley. n. p. n. d. In memory of Ernst Krackowizer. N. Y., 1875. In memory of J. J, Bell, Exeter, N. H. n. p„. 1894. In memory of O. S. Stearns, 1817-1893. Bost., nl d. In memory of Rev. F. C. Putnam, who entered into rest Oct. 27, 1886. n. p. n. d. In memory of the Rev. A. D. Cole. n. p. n. d. In the North end burying ground. Providence, R. I., Oct. 18, 1900. n.^ p. n. d. Inability of the president of the United States, and the discharge of his duties during the continuance thereof. Wash., 1884. Inaugural souvenir, 1901. Wash., 1901. Inauguration of M. E. Gates as president of Amherst college. n. p. 1891. 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Chronicles of England, P'rance, Spain and the adjoining countries. 1889 Johns, H. V. D., D. D. Sermon preached at the request of the American Sunday school union, 1848. Phil., 1848. Johns, Henry T. Life with the 49th Mass. volunteers. Pittsf., 1864. Johns Hopkins hospital bulletin, monthly, v. 1-12. Bait., 1890- 1901. > Johns Hopkins hospital reports, monthly, v. 2; v. 4, no. 4-5. Bait., 1890-4. Johns Hopkins medical school. Annual announcement, 1895-6. Bait., 1895. Johns Hopkins university. Johns Hopkins university circulars, v. 4, no. 36-42; V. 5-19. Bait., 1888-1900. Note : issued irregularly. Notes, no. 1-8, 10-14, 16-18. Bait., 1889-96. Note : no. 9 never issued, no. 4-5 bound with Studies, v. 7. no. 10-13 bound with Studies, V. 8. no. 14, with Studies, v. 9. no. 16, with studies, v. 11. no. 17, with stud- ies, V. 12. no. 18, with studies, v. 13. Register, 1887-99. Bait., 1888-99. Studies in historical and political science; ed. by H. B. Adams. V. 1-18. Bait., 1883-1900. ed. 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Bost., 1865. 712 AUTHOR LIST. Johnson, Andrew, pres. of U. S. Speeches, with a biographical in- troduction by Frank Moore. Bost., 1866. Johnson, Arnold Burges, ed. United States: Light-house service. Modern light-house service. i8go. Johnson, B. F. Physical culture; primary book. Richmond, 1900. Johnson, Bradley Tyler. Foundation of Maryland and the origin of the act concerning religion of April 21, 1649. Bait., 1883. {In Md. hist. soc. Pub. 1883. no. 18.) • and others. Why the Confederate states of America had no supreme court, (in Southern hist, assoc. Pub. 1900. v. 4; p. 81-101.) Johnson, C. Ben. Sketch of the Wyoming historical and geological society of Wilkes-Barre. Wilkes Barre, 1880. Johnson, Charles Frederick. Development of literary taste in col- lege students. {In Amer. inst. of instruction. Lectures. 1892. p. 174-90.) Johnson, Charles W. Proceedings of the first three Republican national conventions of 1856, i860, and 1864, including proceed- ings of the antecedent national convention held at Pittsburg, Feb., 1856, as reported by Horace Greeley. Minneapolis, 1893. Johnson, Clifton. Unredeemed captive; being the story of Eunice Williams, who, at the age of seven years, was carried away from Deerfield by the Indians, in the year 1704. n. p. 1897. Johnson, Capt. Edward. Wonder-working Providence of Sions Saviour. {In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1814-26. v. 12; p. 51-96. V. 13; p. 123-61. v. 14; p. 1-51. v. 17; p. 1-58. v. 18; p. 1-39.) with introduction by W. F. Poole. Andover, 1867. Johnson, Edward, M. D. Results of hydropathy; or, Constipation • not a disease of the bowels; indigestion not a disease of the stomach. N. Y., 1846. Johnson, Edward Francis, comp. Abstracts of early Woburn deeds recorded at Middlesex county registry; 1649-1700. n. p. 1895. • and Cutter, William Richard, comp. Transcript of epitaphs in Woburn first and second burial-grounds. 1890. Woburn (Mass.). Woburn records of births, deaths and mar- riages from 1640 to 1873. 1890-3. Johnson, Emory R. Inland waterways, their relation to transpor- tation. Phil., 1893, {In Amer. acad. of pol. and soc. sci. An- nals. 1894. V. 4.) Johnson, Evan Malbone, D. D. Missionary fanaticism opposed to Christian zeal, a discourse, 1839. N. Y., 1839. {Bound with White, William, hp. Sermon. 1833.) Toleration, a discourse. Ed. 6. Brooklyn, 1838. Johnson, George, of Canada. Canada's northern fringe. {In Ot- tawa lit. and sci. soc. Trans. 1900. no. 2; p. 9-68.) Johnson's graphic statistics. Ottawa, _ 1887. Place-names of Canada. {In Ottawa lit. and sci. soc. Trans. 1898. no. i; p. 27-62.) Johnson, George, M. D. Lectures on Bright's disease. N. Y., 1874. On the diseases of the kidney, their pathology and treatment. Lond., 1852. Johnson, George D., D. D. Dr. Samuel Johnson of Stratford, Conn. Hartf., n. d. {In Junior aux. pub. co. Soldier and ser- vant ser. no. 9.) Johnson, George K., M. D. Battle of Kernstown, March 23, 1862. Detroit, 1890. (In Loyal legion of U. S.: Mich, commandery. War papers. 1893. v. i, no. 46.) Johnson, Helen Kendrick, comp. Quotations, {hv Smith, Rev. H. P., ed. Dictionary of terms, phrases and quotations. 1895. p. 521-724.) Johnson, Henry Boynton. Dartmouth college; history of the class of '83, senior year. Hanover, 1883. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 713 Johnson, Henry James, M. D., ed. Medico-chirurgical review, v. 21-40. 1834-49. Johnson, Herbert Parlin. Amitosis in the embryonal envelopes of the scorpion. {In Harvard univ.: Museum of comp. zoology. Bulletin. 1892. v. 22; p. 127-61.) Contribution to the morphology and biology of the stentors. Bost., 1893. Johnson, Herschel Vespasian. Governor's message, n. p. n. d. Johnson, Rev. J. E., anon. Defense of the theatre services. Phil., 1889. Johnson, James, M. D. Influence of civic life, sedentary habits and intellectual refinement on human health and human happiness; ist Amer. from Lond. copy. Phil., 1820. Influence of tropical climates on European constitutions; fr. the 3d Lond. edition. N. Y., 1826. Treatise on derangements of the liver, internal organs, and nervous system; from the 3d Lond. ed. revised. Phil., 1826. from the 3d Lond. edition. Cone, 1832. ed. Medico-chirurgical journal and review, v. 10-51. 1824- 44- Johnson, Jane. Essays on some of the testimonies of truth as held by the Society of Friends. Phil., 1888. Johnson, Jeremiah. Recollections of long ago, read before the "Old Brooklynites." Brooklyn, 1894. tr. Donck, Adriaen van der. Description of New Nether- lands. {In N. Y. hist. soc. Coll. 1841. v. 6; p. 125-242.) Johnson, John. Mathematical question propounded by the vice- regent of the world and answered by the King of glory, ist Exeter edition. Exeter, 1789. Old Maryland manors. Bait., 1883. {In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies. 1883. V. i, no. 7.) Rudimentary society among boys. Bait., 1884. {In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies. 1884. v. 2; no. 11.) Johnson, Rev. John, ed. Cowper, William. Private correspond- ence. 1824. Johnson, Sir John. Orderly book during the Oriskany campaign, 1776-1777; annotated by W. L. Stone; with introduction by J. W. DePeyster. Alb., 1882. Johnson, John, rector of Yaxam. Sketch of the life of Cowper. {In Cowper, William. Poems. 1815. v. 3, pref. p. 1-99.) Johnson, John Butler. Higher industrial and commercial educa- tion as an essential condition of our future material prosperity, n. p. 1898. Materials of construction, a treatise for engineers on the strength of engineering materials. N. Y., 1897. Recently improved methods of sewage disposal. Madison, 1900. {In Wis.: Univ. Bulletin. Eng. ser. v. 2, no. 7.) Some unrecognized functions of our state universities. {In Wis.: Univ. Bulletin. Eng. ser. v. 2; p. 153-72.) Theory and practice of surveying; designed for the use of sur- veyors and engineers generally. N. Y., 1901. Three problems in river physics. {In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1885. v. ZZ', P- 276-88.) Johnson, Rev. John Edgar. Help for the hills; the boa constrictor of the White Mountains; or, The worst "trust" in the world; an account of the New Hampshire land company. North Wood- stock, 1900. tr. Prayers, sermons, and religious thoughts, tr. from the French of Voltaire. Phil., 1878. Theatre talk, "wooden men." Phil. n. d. Johnson, John Neely. Governor's annual message for 1858 for California, n. p. n. d. 714 AUTHOR IJST. Johnson, John Quincy. Report of the fifth Tuskegee Negro con- ference, 1896. Bait., i8g6. (In John F. Slater fund for the edu- cation of freedmen. Occasional papers. 1896. no. 8.) Johnson, Joseph French. Discussion of the interrogatories of the monetary commission of the Indianapolis convention. Phil., 1898. (In Penn.: Univ. Pub. 1898. no. 13.) Johnson, Lawrence C, and Smith, Eugene Allen. Tertiary and cretaceous strata of the Tuscaloosa, Tombigbee, and Alabama rivers. (In U. S. : Geol. survey. Bulletins. 1887. no. 43.) Johnson, Lorenzo D. Memoria technica; or, The art of aiding the memory. Lowell, 1845. Johnson, Oliver. Abolitionists vindicated in a review of Eli Thayer's Paper on the N. E. emigrant aid company. Wore, 1887. (In Worcester soc. of antiq. Coll. 1886. v. 7.) Johnson, Reverdy. Reply to the paper which Judge advocate Holt furnished to the President, n. p. n. d. Reply to the review of Judge advocate Holt of the proceed- ings, findings, and sentence of the general court martial in the case of Fitz John Porter. Bait., 1863. Johnson, Brig.-gen. Richard Mentor. Speech on a proposition to abolish imprisonment for debt. Bost., 1823. Johnson, Brig.-gen. Richard W. Fort Snelling from its foundation to the present time. (In Minn. hist. soc. Coll. 1898. v. 8; p. 427-48.) War memories. (In Loyal legion of U. S. Minn, com- mandery. Glimpses. 1887. v. i; p. 7-28.) Johnson, Col. Robert. List of judges, clerks, sherifiFs, surrogates, and attornies of Salem county. (In N. J. hist. soc. Proceed. 1850. V. 4; p. 37-52.) Johnson, Col. Robert G. Memoir of John Fenwicke. (In N. J. hist. soc. Proceed. 1850. v. 4; p. 53-89.) Johnson, Robert Underwood, and Buel, Clarence Clough. Battles and leaders of the Civil war. 4v. N. Y., 1884-8. Johnson, Rossiter. Story of a great conflict, a history of the War of secession, 1861-1865. Ed. 2. N. Y., 1894. Short history of the war of secession. Bost., 1888. Turning points in the Civil war. (In Amer. hist, assoc. An- nual report. 1895. v. 6; p. 39-53-) and others. Campfire and battlefield; an history of campaigns and conflicts of the great Civil war. N. Y., 1894. Johnson, Samuel, 1709-84. Dictionary of the English language; abstracted from the folio ed. Ed. 12. Montrose, 1802. Journal of his tour to the Hebrides. (In Boswell, James. Life of Johnson. 1891. v. 5.) Lives of the most eminent English poets, with critical obser- vations on their works. New ed. 3v. Lond., 1806. Poems, to which is prefixed a life of the author by F. W. Blagdon. Lond., 1806. (Bot^nd with Somerville, William. Chace, 1805.) Rasselas, prince of Abyssinia. Bost., 1893. Note : printed for the blind in ttie Howe type. Sermon for the funeral of his wife. (In Taylor, John. Ser- mons. 1806. p. 248-56.) ed. Shakspere, William. Dramatick works. 1807. Johnson, Samuel Roosevelt, D. D. Attendance on prescribed duties; a Lent lecture delivered in the chapel of the General theological seminary, 1856. N. Y., 1856. General theological seminary and its advantages. N. Y., 1851. (Bound with H., C. Review. 1845.) Memorial discourse on the life, character, and services of Gen. Jeremiah Johnson. Brooklyn, 1854. NEW HAMPSHIKE STATE LIBRARY. 715 Johnson, Samuel W. How crops feed, a treatise on the atmosphere and the soil as related to the nutrition of agricultural plants. N. Y., 1896. How crops grow, a treatise on the chemical composition, structure, and life of the plant. N. Y., 1897. Reports on peat, muck, and commercial manures. Hartf., 1859. Johnson, Stanley Edward. Temper cure. N. Y., 1900. and Conn, Charles F. Sophomore history of the class of '87. Dartmouth college. Haverhill, 1886. Johnson, Mrs. Susanna (Willard). Mrs. Johnson's captivity. (In Coll. topographical. 1822. v. i; p. 177-240.) Narrative of her captivity, containing an account of her suf- ferings during four years with the Indians and French. Wal- pole, 1796. Ed. 2. Windsor, 1807. Johnson, Thomas, tr. Parey, Ambrose. Works. 1634. Johnson, Thomas Cary, D. D. Brief sketch of the United Synod of the Presbyterian church in the United States of America. (In Amer. soc. of church hist. Papers. 1897. v. 8; p. 1-38.) History of the Southern Presbyterian church. N. Y., 1894. (With Alexander, Gross. Hist, of the M. E. church, south. 1894.) Johnson, Thomas F. Address delivered before E. E. Cross Post, No. 16, Lancaster, N. H., Memorial day, 1900. Lancaster, 1900. Johnson, Tom Loftin. Democratic surrender. Bost., 1896. Johnson, Walter Rogers. Brief notice of geographical explor- ations and researches during the year 1847 and a part of 1848. (In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1849. v. i; • p. 102-23.) Coal trade of British America, with researches on the charac- teristics and practical values of American and foreign coals. Wash., 1850. Description of a specimen of engraving by the aboriginal in- habitants of North America. (In Penn. hist. soc. Memoirs. 1840. V. 4; p. 93-103) Memoir of the scientific character and researches of James Smithson. (In Smithsonian inst. Misc. coll. 1881. v. 21; p. 123-41.) On some experimental determinations of the economic values of British and American coals. (In Amer. assoc. for the ad- vance, of sci. Proceed. 1850. v. 2; p. 221-31.) Johnson, William. Remarks from the North American review re- lating to count Kazimierz Pulaski. Charlestown, 1825. Johnson, William Christie. March to the sea. (In G. A. R.: Ohio dept.: Fred C. Jones Post, No. 401. G. A. R. war papers, v. i; p. 309-36.) Johnson, William D. Lincoln University; or. The nation's first pledge of emancipation. Phil., 1867. Johnson, William Samuel. Letters to the governors of Connec- ticut. (In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1885. v. 49; p. 211-490.) Johnson public library, Hackensack (N. /.). Bulletin, v. i, no. i. n. p. n. d. Johnston, Capt. A. R. Journal. (In Abert, Lieui. J. W. Report of his examination of New Mexico, 1846-7. n. d. p. 567-614.) Johnston, Alexander, ed. American orations, studies in American political history, ed. by J. A. Woodburn. 4v. N. Y., 1896. ^-Connecticut; a study of a commonwealth-democracy. Best., 1887. (American commonwealths.) Genesis of a New England state (Connecticut). Bait., 1883. (In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies. 1883. v. i, no. 11.) -History of political parties; 1789-1850. (In Winsor, Justin, ed. Narrative and critical hist, of Amer. 1888. v. 7; p. 267-94.) 716 AUTHOR LIST. Johnston, Alexander, ed. Sheepscot farms. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll.' 1887. V. 9; p. 127-55.) Some account of the Society of the Cincinnati. (In Penn. hist. soc. Memoirs. 1858. v. 6; p. 15-56.) United States; its history and constitution. N. Y., 1889. Johnston, Clarence T., and Breckons, Joseph A. Water-right prob- lems of Bear river. Wash., 1899. (In U. S.: Agric, dept. of: Experiment sta., office of. Bulletin, no. 70.) Johnston, Mrs. Elizabeth (Lichtenstein). Recollections of a Georgia loyalist. N. Y,, 1901. Johnston, George W., M. D., ed. National medical review, v. 7- 10. 1897-1901. Johnston, Henry Phelps. Campaign of 1776 around New York and Brooklyn. Brooklyn, 1878. (In Long island hist. soc. Mem- oirs. 1878. V. 3.) ed. Jay, John, 1745-1829. Correspondence and public papers. 1890. Johnston, Rev. James. Report of the centenary conference on Protestant missions of the world, London, 1888. 3v. Lond., 1889. Johnston, James Finjay Weir. Catechism of agricultural chemistry and geology. Ed. 22. Edin., 1849. Chemistry of common life. Ed, 6. 2v. N. Y., 1855. — •— Elements of agricultural chemistry and geology. N. Y., 1853. Instructions for the analysis of soils, limestones, and manures. Ed. 3. Edin., 1855. Ed. 3. Cleve., 1856. Lectures on the applications of chemistry and geology to agriculture. New ed. N. Y. n. d. Report on the agricultural capabilities of New Brunswick. Fredericton, 1850. Johnston, John. History of the towns of Bristol and Bremen in Maine, including the Pemaquid settlement. Alb., 1873. John Peirce. (In Me. hist. soc. Coll. 1887. v. 9; p. 115- 25.) Manual of chemistry on the basis of Dr. Turner's Elements of chemistry. Phil., 1844. New topographical map of the whole Dominion of Canada, with a large section of the United States. Montreal, 1874. Johnston, Josiah Stoddard. First explorations of Kentucky; Thomas Walker's journal of an exploration in 1750, also Chris- topher Gist's journal of a tour through Ohio and Kentucky in 1751. Louisville, 1898. (In Filson club. Pub. 1898. v. 13.) Johnston, Richard Malcolm. Early educational life in middle Georgia. (In U. S.: Education, bureau of. Report for 1894-5; V. 2; 1896. p. 1699-1733. 1895-6; V. i; 1897, p. 839-86.) Planter of the old South. (In Southern hist, assoc. Pub. 1897. V. i; p. 35-44-) and Browne, William Hand. Life of A. H. Stephens. New ed. Phil., 1883. Johnston, W. Dawson. Titles of books on English history pub- lished in 1897 and 1898. (In Amer. hist, assoc. Annual report. 1900. V. II, pt. i; p. 614-32.) Johnston, William, tr. Beckman, John. History of inventions, discoveries, and origins. 1883-4. i846._ Johnston, William, of Canada. Agricultural education; in itself and in its relation to the province of Quebec, with a brief sketch of the agricultural schools, colleges, and experiment stations of Europe and North America. Toronto, 1881. Johnston, William D. Slavery in Rhode Island, 1 755-1776. Prov., 1894. (In R. I. hist. soc. Proceed. 1893-4. p. 113-64.) f/ "^ OF THE I UNIVERSITY NEW HAMPSHIKE STATE LIBKARY. 717 Johnston, Col. William Preston. Address before the Louisiana state public school teachers' association at New Iberia, La., Dec. 28, 1893- N. O., 1894. Definition of history. {In Amer. hist, assoc. Annual report. 1894. V. 5; p. 43-53-) Tulane university of Louisiana; commencement address, June 30, 1898. N. O., 1898. Tulane university of Louisiana; its place in our educational system. N. O., 1895. Johnstown (Pa.) : Flood finance committee. Report. Johnstown, 1890. Johonnot, James. Principles and practice of teaching. N. Y., 1898. (Intern, education ser. no. 39.) Johonnot, Sarah Evans, ed. Johonnot, James. Principles and practice of teaching. 1898. Joint consolidated mortgage of the Portland and Ogdensburg rail- road CO., the Essex county railroad co., the Montpelier and St. Johnsbury railroad co., the Lamoille valley railroad CO., and the Lamoille valley junction railroad co. Portl., 1875. Joinville, Frangois Ferdinand Phillippe Louis Marie d'Orleans, prince de. Army of the Potomac; its organization, its com- mander, and its campaign; tr. from the French with notes by W. H. Hurlbert. N. Y., 1863. Joliet, Louis, and Marquette, Jacques. Account of the discovery of some new countries and nations in North America in 1673. U^ French, B. F. Hist. coll. of Louisiana. 1850. v. 2; p. 277-97.) Jolliffe, John. In the matter of George Gordon's petition for pardon. Cine, 1862. Joly, Charles. Note sur les eucalyptus geants de I'Australie. Par., 1885. Jonathan Clement; 1797-1881. St. Johnsbury, n. d. Jones, Alonzo Trevier. Abiding Sabbath and the Lord's day. Oakland, 1889. "Due process of law" and the divine right of dissent. N. Y., 1892. Great nations of today. Battle Creek, 1901. Rights of the people; or. Civil government and religion. Oak- land, 1895. Two republics; or, Rome and the United States of America. Battle Creek, 1891. Jones, Augustine. Principles, methods, and history of the society of Friends. Lynn, 1874. Jones, Rev. Benjamin T. Inaugural address; the Evangelical preacher. (In Lincoln univ. Inauguration of professors. 1885. p. 11-21.) Student and the Bible. Phil., 1887. Jones, Col. Charles Colcock. Ancient tumuli in Georgia. (In Amer. antiq. soc. Proceed. 1869. P- 53-79-) Biographical sketches of the delegates from Georgia to the Continental congress. Bost., 1891. Catalogue of the valuable autographic collection and engraved portraits and views, n. p. i894(?) English colonization of Georgia, 1733-1752. (In Winsor, Jus- tin, ed. Narrative and critical hist, of America. 1887. v. S; p. 357-406.) History of Georgia. 2v. Bost., 1883. Monumental remains of Georgia. Savannah, 1861. Jones, Charles Edgeworth. Education in Georgia. Wash., 1889. (In U. S.: Education, bureau of. Circular of information. 1888. no. 4.) Supreme court of Georgia. (In Bell, Clark. Supreme court. 1893. P- 208-37.) Y18 AUTHOR LIST. Jones, Charles Handfield, and Sieveking, Edward Henry, M. D. Manual of pathological anatomy; ist Amer. edition. Phil., 1854. Jones, Charles Henry. History of the campaign for the conquest of Canada in 1776. ^ Phil., 1882. Jones, Maj.-gen. Daniel. Orders given Lt.-col. Stephen Kemble. {In N. Y. hist. soc. Coll. 1884. v. 24; p. 604-26.) Jones, Daniel W., M. D. Address to the graduating class of Dart- mouth medical college, Nov. 14, 1882. Cone, 1883- Jones, David Brynmor-, and Rhys, John. Welsh people. 1900. Jones, David P. Something about our navy. {In Loyal legion of U. S. : 111. commandery. Military essays. 1899. v. 3; p. 325-39.) Jones, E. Lee, M. D., ed. Medical register of New York, New Jer- sey, and Connecticut, v. 8. 1870. Jones, Edward A., puh. Lexington and Bedford directory contain- ing lists of the residents, societies, churches, streets, etc., 1894. ■ puh. North Shore blue book containing lists of the summer residents of the principal resorts along the North Shore from Nahant to Pigeon cove. 1901. Jones, Edward D. Round numbers in wages and prices. {In Amer. statistical assoc. Pub. 1897. v. 5, no. 35-36; p. 111-41.) Jones, Edwin F. Argument for defendant in the case of Amoskeag manufacturing company vs. the city of Manchester, being a petition for the abatement of taxes. Manch., 1898. Clear and forcible presentation of state and national issues; address at the Republican state convention, Sept. 11, 1900. Cone, 1900. Jones, Eli Grellet, M. D., ed. New England eclectic medical jour- nal. V. I, no. 3. 1873. Jones, Erasmus. History of the town of Frankfort. Winterport, 1897. Jones, Rev. Erasmus W. Early Welsh settlers of Oneida county. {In Oneida hist. soc. Trans. 1889-92. p. 60-7.) Jones, Frank. His reason; his position regarding the campaign, n. p. n. d. Jones, Frederic William, M. D., comp. Celebration proceedings of the 150th anniversary of New Ipswich, N. H., Aug. 26-28, 1900. New Ipswich, 1900. Historical sketch of the Appleton academy established at New Ipswich, Hillsboro' county, N. H. New Ipswich, 1876. Jones, Frederick Robertson. History of taxation in Connecticut, 1636-1776. Bait., 1896. {In Johns Hopkins univ. Studies. 1896. V. 14, no. 8.) Jones, Rev. George. Excursions to Cairo, Jerusalem, Damascus, and Balbec. N. Y., 1836. NOTB : t. p. wanting. Observations on the zodiacal light, from April 2, 1853, to April 22, 1855. Wash., 1856. {In Perry, Com. M. C. Narrative of the expedition of an American squadron to the China seas and Japan in 1852-4. 1856. v. 3.) Jones, George S., M. D., ed. Boston medical and surgical journal. V. 50-51. 1854. Jones, Henry R. Sketches of the people and places of New Hart- ford in the past and present, no. 1-2. New Hartf., 1883-95. Jones, Horatio Gates. Andrew Bradford, founder of the news- paper press in the middle states of America. Phil., 1869. Jones, Rev. Isaac. Sermon delivered in the South church, Andover, Mass., Jan._ 24, 1836. Andover, 1836. Jones, J. William, D. D. Personal reminiscences and anecdotes of Stonewall Jackson. {In Cooke, J. E. Stonewall Jackson. 1876. p. 467-513.) Jones, Rev. Jesse H. H. K. Oliver. Bost., i886(?) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 719 Jones, John B. Rebel war clerk's diary at the Confederate states capital. 2v. Phil., 1866. Jones, John Matthew, and Goode, George Browne, ed. Contribu- tions to the natural history of the Bermudas. Wash., 1884. (In U. S.: National museum. Bulletin. 1884. no. 25.) Jones, Col. John Sills. From North Anna to Cold Harbor. (In Loyal legion of U. S. : Ohio commandery. Sketches. 1896. v. 4; p. 147-58.) Jones, Joseph, M. D. Explorations of the aboriginal remains of Tennessee. Wash., 1876. (In Smithsonian inst. Contrib. 1880. V. 22.) First report to the cotton planters' convention of Georgia, on the agricultural resources of Georgia. Augusta, i860. Investigations, chemical and physiological, relative to certain American vertebrata. (In Smithsonian inst. Contrib. 1856. v. 8.) Medical and surgical memoirs, v. 3. N, O., 1890. Jones, Lewis Hampton. Captain Roger Jones of London and Vir- ginia, some of his antecedents and descendants. Alb., 1891. Jones, Llewellyn, D. D. True nature of divine service. Hamilton, 1894- Jones, Lloyd. Life, times, and labors of Robert Owen; ed. by W. C. Jones. Lond., 1895. Tones, Lynds, ed. Wilson bulletin, v. 8-12. 1896-1900. Jones, Lynds E., ed. Best reading, a priced and classified bibliog- raphy for easy reference of the more important English and American publications for the five years ending Dec. 31, 1881. ser. 2. N. Y., 1887. for the five years ending Dec. 31, 1886. ser. 3, N. Y., 1888. comp. American catalogue. 1880. and Putnam, George Palmer, Tabular views of universal his- tory. 1890. ed. Putnam, George Palmer, comp. World's progress. 1883. Jones, S. B. Twenty favorite songs for the Grand army of the Republic. Omaha, 1882. Jones, Samuel. Communications; notes on discourse of DeWitt Clinton, remarks on Smith's History of New York, etc. (In N. Y. hist. soc. 1821. V. 3; p. 321-67.) Jones, Samuel W. Memoir of James Duane. (In N. Y. (state): State, secy. of. Documentary history. 1851. v. 4; p. 641-57.) Jones, Silas. Practical phrenology. Bost., 1836. Jones, Stacy, M. D. Medical genius; a guide to the cure. Phil., 1887. Jones, Stephen. New biographical dictionary; containing brief account of the lives and writings of the most eminent persons in every age and nation. Ed. 5, enl. Lond., 1805. Jones, Thomas P., M. D., ed. Journal of the Franklin institute, monthly, v. 1-44. 1826-47. Jones, Thomas Rupert. On some ostracoda from the Cambro- Silurian, Silurian, and Devonian rocks. (In Canada: Geol. and natural hist, survey. Contrib. 1891. pt. 3; p. 59-99.) and others. Monograph on the foraminifera of the crag. Lond., 1866. (In Palaeontographical soc. Monographs. 1865-6.) Jones, Thomas Wharton. Principles and practice of ophthalmic medicine and surgery, ed. by Isaac Hays. Phil., 1847. 2d Amer. from the 2d and rev. Lond. edition. Phil., 1856. 3d Amer. ed. from the 2d Lond. edition. Phil., 1863. Jones, W. S. H., corAposer. Dream song. Manch., 1890. 720 AUTHOR LIST. Jones, Walter A., M. D. Historical address delivered Aug. 7, 1889, at the centennial celebration commemorating the ist set- tlement of the town of Waitsfield, Vt., -by Gen. Benjamin Wait. St. Johnsburj'-, 1892. Jones, William. History of the Christian church, from the birth of Christ to the i8th century. Dover, 1837. contin. Russell, William. History of modern Europe. 1830. Jones, Capt. William A. 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Note : after 1876 reports became biennial. : University: School of fine arts. Catalogue for 1886-8, '90-2, '93-7, '98-9. Topeka, 1887-98. : University: School of law. Annual catalogue, 1884-6, '87-98. V. p. 1885-98. : University: School of pharmacy. Catalogue, 1885-8, '91-6, '97-8. V. p. 1886-98. Circular. Topeka, 1885. : University: School of pharmacy: Class of 1898. Circular, n. p. 1898. : World's fair managers, hoard of. Report, with illustrations and descriptions in detail of all Kansas exhibits and awards. Topeka, 1894. Kansas academy of science. Transactions of the annual meeting, 1876, '85-6, '89. V. 5, 10; V. 12, pt. I. Topeka, 1887-9. Kansas City (Mo.): Education, hoard of. Annual report for the year ending June 30, 1898, 1900. v. 27, 29. Kansas City, 1898-1900. : Public library. Annual report, v. 17-19. Kansas City, 1899- 1900. 730 AUTHOR LIST. Kansas City (Mo.), ed. Kansas City public library quarterly. 1901. Kansas City academy of science, ed. Kansas City scientist. 1891. 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Annual report for the year 1868, '74-1901. Keene, 1868- 1 902. Appraisal of the real estate made in September and October, 1875. Keene, 1876. Check list, March 10, 1868. Keene, 1868. Rules of order governing the city councils. Keene, 1874. : Education, hoard of. Annual report for the year 1876-8, '79- 1900. Keene, 1876-1900. Rules and regulations and courses of study in schools in union district, 1884, '86-97. Keene, 1884-96. NOTB: title varies. : High school. Catalogue of the officers and students for 1877-8, '79-80. Keene, 1878-80. : Police department. Rules and regulations. Keene, 1898. : Public library. Catalogue. Keene, 1859. Keene, 1875. Supplement, n. p. n. d. Keene, 1877. Keene, 1879. Catalogue and supplement. Keene, 1881. Keene, 1893. : School board. Annual report for the year ending March i, 1888, '98-9. Keene, 1888-99. : School district boundaries committee. Boundaries of school dis- tricts in the town of Keene as defined 1853. Keene, 1853. : Superintending school committee. Reports, 1875-6. Keene, 1876. {Bound with Keene (N. H.). Appraisal of the real estate. 1876.) : Thayer library. Proceedings at the dedication of the library and art building, Feb. 28, 1899. Keene, 1899. : Water commissioners. Rules and regulations. Keene, 1833. Keene directory company, pub. Keene city directory, v. 11-12. 1 897- 1 90 1. Keene (N. H.) First Congregational church. Historical sketch, articles of faith and covenant and regulations with list of mem- bers. Keene, 1877. Keene humane society. Report, 1894. Keene, 1894. Keep, John. Congregationalism and church-action with the princi- ples of Christian union. N. Y., 1845. Keep, W. J. Influence of aluminum upon cast iron. {In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1889. v. Z7) P- 135" 44.) Keetley, Charles Bell. Index of surgery, being a concise classifi- cation of the main facts and theories of surgery. N. Y., 1882. Keewatin power company and Ontario: Crown lands, commissioner of. Agreement. 1901. NEW HAMPSHIKE STATE LIBKARY. 733 Keffer, Charles Albert. Tree planting in waste places on the farm. Wash., 1896. (U. S.: Agric, dept. of: Forestry, div. of.) Keifer, Maj.-gen. Joseph Warren. Battle of Sailor's Creek. {In Loyal legion of U. S.: Ohio commandery. Sketches. 1890. v. 3; p. 1-20.) > Slavery and four years of war; a political history of slavery in the United States. 2v. N. Y., 1900. Keil, George. Medical, pharmaceutical and dental register-direc- tory and intelligencer, 1895-6. Phil., 1895-6. Keister, D. A. Corporation accounting and auditing. Cleve., 1901. Keith, Arthur. Geology of Chilhowee mountain in Tennessee. {In Phil. soc. of Wash. Bulletin. 1892. v. 12; p. 71-88.) Keith, Benjamin Franklin. B. F. Keith's new theatre, Boston, Mass. Bost., 1894. Keith, Charles Penrose. Ancestry of Benjamin Harrison. Phil., 1893. Keith, Rev. George. 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Common injurious insects of Kansas. To- peka, 1892. (Kansas: Univ.: Entomology, dept. of.) Kellogg, Alfred H., D. D. Sermon commemorative of the life and character of Rev. Lyman Coleman. Easton, 1882. Kellogg, Rev. AUyn Stanley. Church of Christ in Vernon, Conn. Newtonville, 1894. Kellogg, Charles W. Brookline town meeting. {In Brookline hist. pub. soc. Pub. 1897. no. 13; p. 21-34.) 784 AUTHOR LIST. Kellogg, Edward. New monetary system; the only means of se- curing the respective rights of labor and property and protecting the public from financial revulsions, ed. by M. K. Putnam. N. Y., 1861. Kellogg, James L. Clam and scallop industries. Alb., 1901. (/m N. Y. (state): Museum. Bulletin, v. 8; no. 43.) Kellogg, John Harvey, M. D. Experimental researches respecting the relation of dress to pelvic diseases in women, n. p. 1888. Methods of precision in the investigation of disorders of di- gestion. Battle Creek, 1893. New form of posterior colporrhaphy. n. p. n. d. ed. 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Miscellaneous investigations concerning infectious and parasitic diseases of domesticated animals. Wash., 1893. (U. S. : Animal industry, bureau of. Bulletin, no. 3.) Kilby, William Henry, comp. Eastport and Passamaquoddy, a col- lection of historical and biographical sketches. Eastport, 1888. Eastport sentinel, a historical sketch. Eastport, 1893. Killebrew, Joseph Buckner. Geology and topography of the oil region of Tennessee. {In Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1878. v. 26; p. 266-76.) and Safford, James M. Introduction to the resources of Ten- nessee. Nashville, 1874. Killen, W. D., D. D., ed. Reid, James Seaton, D. D. History of the Presbyterian church in Ireland. 1867. NEW HAlVIPSHrRE STATE LIBRARY. T41 Kilpatrick, Col. Robert Lang. Fifth Ohio infantry at Resaca. {In Loyal legion of the U. S.: Ohio commandery. Sketches. 1896. V. 4; p. 246-54.) , , , Kimball, C. H., puh. Monthly review of standard and popular books and music. 1882. pub. Musical almanac, 1884. 1S85. ed. Musical almanac and review. 1894. Kimball, David Tenney. Pastor's jubilee; discourse delivered in Ipswich, Oct. 8, 1856, on the SOtli anniversary of his ordination. Bost., 1857- Kimball, E. A. Peaslees and others of Haverhill and vicinity, 1899. Haverhill, 1899. Kimball, Edward L., and Adams, Myron W. Class report of the secretaries, class of '81, Dartmouth college, 1883-7, '9i-7- v. p. 1883-97. Ten years' record of the class of 1881; 1881-1891. At- lanta, 1891. Kimball, Gertrude Selwyn. East-India trade of Providence, 1787 to 1807. Prov., 1896. {In Hist, seminary of Brown univ. Papers. 1896. no. 6.) Kimball, Oilman, M. D. Notes on a successful case of extirpation of the uterus. Bost., 1876. President's address; biographical sketch of Dr. Nathan Smith, founder of Dartmouth medical college, n. p. n, d. Kimball, Harriet McEwen. Poems, comp. edition. N. Y., 1889. Kimball, Harry Gove. Sketches in verse and prose. Cone, 1883. Kimball, Henry H., and Samuels, Edward Augustus, ed. Somerville, past and present. 1897. Kimball, Horace (?), anon. American naval battles; a complete history of the battles fought by the navy of the United States from 1794 to the present time. Bost., 1831. Cone, 1848. Kimball, James. looth anniversary of the destruction of tea in Boston harbor, with a sketch of William Russell, one of the "tea destroyers," n. p. n. d. Bell presentation; address to the Congregational society of Fisherville, N. H., May 19, 1876. Cone, 1877. comp. Joseph Kimball family; a genealogical memoir. Cone, 1885. comp. Samuel Ames family; a genealogical memoir. Cone, 1890. Kimball, Rev. John Calvin. Need of liberal Christianity in the midst of liberal orthodoxy. Bost. n. d. (Amer. Unitarian as- soe Tracts, ser. 4, no. z^.) Kimball, Rev. M. Discourse commemorative of Major Charles ^ Jarvis of the 9th Vt. volunteers. N. Y., 1864. Kimball, Richard Burleigh. Collegiate education, address before the alumni of Dartmouth college, July 19, 1871. N, Y., 1871. anon. Cuba and the Cubans, comprising a history of the island of Cuba, N, Y., 1850. Romance of student life abroad. Ed. 3. N. Y., 1853. Lpz., 1854. Saint Leger; or, The threads of life. Lpz., 1853. True life of the scholar, an address before the literary soci- eties of Dartmouth college, July 24, 1844. N. Y., 1844. Undercurrents. Lpz., 1863. Ed. 7. N. Y., 1864. — ; — Was he successful? Lpz., 1865. Kimball, W. G. C. Five photographs of interiors and exteriors of the Holderness school for boys, Plymouth, N. H. Cone, n. d. 742 AUTHOR LIST. Kimball & Dodge. Farmers' guide; description of the business of Nashua and Nashville. Nashua, 1851. Kimball family news and Kimball family history supplement; monthly, v. 1-4. Topeka, 1898-1901. Kimball union academy, Meriden (N. H.). Catalogue, 1836-7, '43-4, '46-9, '50-1, '52-6, '58-60, '63-5, '66-7, '69-72, '74-5, '76-9, '80-3, '84-5, '89-90, '92-3, '94-9- V. p. 1837-99- Dedication of Dexter Richards Hall. Cone, 1894. — -^ — General catalogue, 1815-1880. Clare., 1880. Kimball union, issued by the students of Kimball union academy. V. I, no. 1-7, 9-10; V. 2, no. 9-10; v. 5-7. Meriden, 1892-1900. Note : v. 1 issued monthly, v. 2 -date issued six times a year. Kimballs of Dover, N. H. Dover, n. d. Kincaid, Harrison R. Money question. Salem, 1898. Kincaid, William, D. D. Home missionary work of Congregation- alism. {In Ohio church hist. soc. Papers. 1896. v. 7; p. 76- . 97-) Kinder, Francis S. Effects of recent changes in monetary stand- ards upon the distribution of wealth. N. Y., 1899. (^" Amer. econ. assoc. Econ. studies, v. 4.) King, Charles, 1789-1867. Battle of Monmouth court house. {In N. J. hist. soc. Proceed. 1850. v. 4; p. 125-41.) Discourse delivered before the N. J. historical society. May 7, 1845. {In N. J. hist. soc. Proceed. 1845. v. i; p. 21-62.) History of the New York chamber of commerce. {In N. Y. ^ hist. soc. Coll. 1849. V. 7; p. 381-446.) King, Charles R., M. D., ed. Life and correspondence of Rufus King. V. 1-6. N. Y., 1894-1900. King, Clarence. Systematic geology. Wash., 1878. {In U. S.: Geol. exploration of the 40th parallel. Report. 1878. v. i.) and Hague, James Duncan. Mining industry with geological contributions. {In U. S.: Geol. exploration of the 40th parallel. Report. 1870. V. 3.) ed. United States: Geological exploration of the 40th parallel. Re- port. 1870-80. King, D. S., ed. History of the North Russell street M. E. church and Sabbath school. Bost., 1861. (In N. E. Methodist hist. soc. Trans. 1861. no. 2.) King, Daniel. Life and times of T. W. Dorr, with outlines of the political history of Rhode Island. Bost., 1859. King, David, M. D. Historical sketch of the Redwood library and ^ athenaeum. Prov., 1876. King, Rev. David. Principles of geology explained and viewed in their relation to revealed and natural religion. Lond., 1850. Ed. 4, rev. and enl. Edin., 1853. ed. Cruden, Alexander. Complete concordance to the Holy Scriptures. 1845. King, Rev. Dexter S., ed. Guide to Christian perfection. 1840-7. King, Rev. Edward. Notes from the Penrith registers. {In Royal hist. soc. Trans. 1882. v. 10; p. 93-113.) King, F. P., and Bay ley, William Shirley, comp. Colby college: _ Geological ^ deportment. Catalogue of the Maine collection. 1890. King, Ferdinand, M. D., pub. International journal of surgery. ^ V. 1-14. 1888-1901. King, Francis P. Preliminary report on the corundum deposits of Georgia. Atlanta, 1894. {In Ga. : Geol. survey. Bulletin, no. 2. . 1894.) Kmg, Franklin Hiram. Irrigation in humid climates. Wash., 1896. {In U. S. : Agric, dept. of. Farmers' bulletin. 1896. no. 46.) Observations and experiments on the fluctuations in the level and rate of movement of ground-water on the Wisconsin agri- cultural experiment station farm at Whitewater, Wis. Wash., 1892. {In U. S.: Weather bureau. Bulletin. 1892. no. 5.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 743 King, Franklin Hiram. Soil, its nature, relations and fundamental principles of management. N. Y., 1897. Text-book of the physics of agriculture. Madison, 1901. King, Harry, comp. United States: Gealogical survey. United States. 1898. King, Henry, M. D. Some remarks on the geology of Missouri. (Jn Amer. assoc. for the advance, of sci. Proceed. 1851. v. 5; p. 182-200.) King, Henry Churchill. Is an adjustment between the high schools and the colleges practicable? (In Assoc, of Ohio col- leges. Trans. 1889. v. 20; p. 20-9.) • Selected bibliography of evolution. Oberlin, 1899. {In Li- brary bulletin of Oberlin college. 1899. v. i, no. 4.) King, Horatio. History of the duel between Jonathan Cilley and W. J. Graves. 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Par., 1855. {Bound with Canada: Executive committee for the Paris exhibition. Canada at the universal exhibition. 1856.) and others. Description of the oil territory in the vicinity of Gaspe bay, Canada East. Phil., 1865. Logan, William Newton. Contribution to the paleontology of the upper cretaceous series. Chic, 1899. {In Field Columbian mu- seum.^ Geol. ser. v. i ; p. 201-16.) (La) logique ou Tart de penser. Par., 1730. Lombroso, Caesar, and Ferrero, William. Female offender. N. Y., 1897. London. Analytical index to the series of records known as the remembrancia. Lond., 1878. : Medical officer. Reports, 1873, '74» *82. Lond., 1874-83. London and northwestern railway. Illustrated guide. Lond. n. d. London Christian instructor or Congregational magazine for the year 1818-41. v. T-24. Lond., 1818-41. Note : title changed in 1825 to Congregational magazine. London dissector; or System of dissection practiced in the hospi- tals and lecture rooms of the metropolis; ist Amer. fr. last Lond. edition. Phil., 1810. 1st Amer. fr. 5th Lond. edition. Phil. n. d. London international exhibition, Melbourne, 1872-3. Official rec- ord. ^Melbourne, 1873. London, International fisheries exhibition. See International fish- eries exhibition, London, 1883. London lancet; monthly, a journal of British and foreign medical, surgical and chemical science, criticism, literature and news, v. 5, 7, 8, 10-25, 29, 38, 43-9, 54, no. 1-7, 9-12. N. Y., 1845-77. Note : amer. reprint of the Lancet of London. London magazine; or, Gentleman's monthly intelligencer, v. 19- 20. Lond., 1850-1. London medical gazette; a weekly journal of medicine and the collateral sciences, v. 35. Lond., 1845. London missionary society. Jubilee services held in London in September, 1844. Lond., 1844. London practice of midwifery, ist Amer. from the 4th Lond. edi- tion. N. Y., 1820. 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Pictures of slavery in church and state. Ed. 3. Phil., 1857. Long, Rev. Joseph A. E. Address delivered at the consecration of Golden rule lodge, at Weare, N. H., Nov. 19, 1828. Cone, 1829. Long, Moses. Historical sketches of Warner, N. H. n. p. n. d. Historical sketches of the town of Warner, N. Hi (In N. H. hist. soc. Coll. 1870. V. 3; p. 179-206.) Long, Capt. Oscar F. Changes in the uniform of the army; 1774- 1895. Wash., 1896. Long, R. Gary. Ancient architecture of America; its historical value and parallelism of development, with the architecture of the old world. (In N. Y. hist. soc. Proceed. 1849. P- ii7-S0-) Long, Samuel Pierce. Art; its laws, and the reasons for them. Bost., 1871. Long, Col. Stephen Harriman. Supplement, explanatory of certain improvements in the construction of wooden or frame bridges. Cone, 1837. Voyage in a six-oared skiff to the falls of Saint Anthony in 1817. (In Minn. hist. soc. Coll. 1889. v. 2; p. 7-88.) Long, T. K. Legislative hand book and rules of the legislative assembly of the territory of North Dakota. Bismarck, 1889. Long Island college hospital. Announcement of the L. L college hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. v. 23-4, 28-40. Brooklyn, 1881-98. Long Island college league. Students' hand-book, 1896-7. n. p. n. d. Long Island historical society. Annual report of the board of directors, 1864-9, '77-83, '94-5, '97-8- v. 1-6, 14-20, 31, 35- Brook- lyn, 1864-94. Note : v. 7-13 never pub. Circular, n. p. n. d. Its object and work with list of members. N. Y., 1884. List of members with the by-laws and a sketch of the insti- tution. Brooklyn, 1875. Brooklyn, 1876. Memoirs, v. 1-4. Brooklyn, 1867-89. Proceedings in memory of J. C. Brevoort, Mrs. U. B. Hum- phrey, John Greenwood and A. S. Barnes. Brooklyn, 1888. : Library. Catalogue. Brooklyn, 1893. List of recent additions. Brooklyn, 1881. Long Island railroad company. Annual report, 1891. N. Y., 1891. Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth. 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Act reorganizing the asylum with the by-laws. Cine, 1878. Annual report of the board of directors and officers to the governor of the state of Ohio for the year 1860-1901. v, 1-42. Columbus, 1861-1901. Longworth, Israel. Chapter in the history of the township of Onslow, Nova Scotia. (In N. S. hist. soc. Coll. 1895. v. 9; p. 39-71) Lonnberg, Einar. Notes on reptiles and betrachians collected in Florida in 1892 and 1893. (In U. S.: National museum. Pro- ceed. 1895- V. 17; p. 317-39) Lookout mountain educational institutions, Lookout Mountain (Tcnn.). Catalogue, 1866-72. N. Y., 1872. Loomis, Alfred Lebeus, M. D. Lectures on diseases of the respir- atory organs, heart and kidneys. N. Y., 1878. Lectures on fevers. N. Y., 1881. Lessons in physical diagnosis. Ed. 3, rev. and enl. N. Y., 1874. Loomis, Dwight, and Calhoun, J. Gilbert, ed. Judicial and civil his- torv of Connecticut. Bost., 1895. Loomis, Elias. Astronomical observations made at Hudson ob- servatory. (In Amer. phil. soc. Trans. 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On two storms which were experienced throughout the United States in the month of February, 1842. (In Amer. phil. soc. Trans. New ser. 1846. v. 9; p. 161-84.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 803 Loomis, Frank M. Exclusion of partisan politics from municipal affairs, the Democratic-European method. (In National munici- pal league. Proceed. 1897. p. 103-17.) Loomis, Justin R. Elements of geology. Bost., 1852. Loomis, Mrs. Submit (Chesebrough). Poetry and prose. N. Y., 1893. Lopez de Mendoza Grajales, Francisco. See Mendoza Grajales, Francisco Lopez de. Lorain county bar association. Constitution, by-laws. Elyria, 1889. Lord, Rev. Augustus Mendon. Habit of worship, n. p. n. d. Lord, Charles C. Abraham Kimball, n. p. 1892. Life and times in Hopkinton, N. H. Cone, 1890. Lookout and other poems, n. p. 1891. Mary Woodwell, a medley, n. p. 1891. Poems of Penacook. n. p. 1892. Lord, Edward Oliver, ed. History of the 9th regt. N. H. volun- teers in the war of the Rebellion. Cone, 1895. 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Loring, Francis William, aitd Atkinson, Charles Follen. Cotton culture and the south considered with reference to emigration. Bost., 1869. . Loring, George Bailey. Address at the national convention of cattle-breeders, Chicago, Nov. 13, 1884. Wash., 1884. (In U. S.: Agric, dept. of. Special reports. Misc. ser. no. 6.) Oration. (In Pocumtuck Valley mem. assoc. Hist. 1890. v. i; p. 289-397.) anon. Sketches of Dunstable, Mass. n. p. n. d. Note : t. p. w. Speech on the question of rescinding the resolve of Dec. 18, 1872, relating to Charles Sumner's proposition with regard to the army register and regimental colors. Bost., 1874. Loring, James Spear, comp. Hundred Boston orators, appointed by the municipal authorities and other public bodies from 1770 to 1852. Ed. 2, enl. Bost., 1853. Loring, N. H. Prussia, its position and destiny, due to Frederic 2, the Great, n, p. 1834. Los Angeles (Cal.): Public library. Annual report, 1889-1900. v. 1-12. Los Angeles, 1889-1900. 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Lost axe-head, 2 Kings 6:1-7. Phil. n. d. Lothrop, Charles Henry, M. D., ed. Medical and surgical direc- tory of the state of Iowa. 1876. 806 AUTHOR LIST. Lothrop, Jason. Letters to a young gentleman on a few moral and entertaining subjects. Cone, i8i5(?) Lothrop, Rev. Jason. Sketch of the early history of Kenosha county, and of the Western immigration company. {In Wise. state hist. soc. Coll. 1855. v. i; p. 450-79.) Lothrop, Capt. John S. Ropes' attack upon General Sherman. {In Loyal legion of U. S.: la. commandery. War sketches. 1898. V. 2; p. 488-507. Lothrop, Samuel Kirkland, D. D. Address to the Benevolent fraternity of churches in Boston, delivered April 27, 1856. Bost., 1856. Consolations of old age; a sermon preached on the looth birthday of Ezra Green. Bost., 1846. Dangerous tendencies of civilization; a sermon preached on Fast day, April 5, 1855. Bost, 1855. I am the way. Bost., 1836. (American Unitarian assoc. Tracts, ser. i, no. 103.) Life of Samuel Kirkland. {In Sparks, Jared. Library of Amer. biog. 1848. ser. 2; v. 15; p. 137-368.) Memoir of Nathan Hale. {In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1881. V. 18; p. 270-9.) Memoir of N. L Bowditch. {In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1862. V. 5; p. 500-12.) Memoir of Samuel Appleton. {In Mass. hist. soc. Coll. 1856. V. zz. pref. p. 7-19.) {In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1859. v. 3; p. 7-18.) Proceedings of an ecclesiastical council in the case of the pro- prietors of Hollis-street meeting-house and the Rev. John Pier- pont, their pastor. Bost., 1841. Stay and staff taken away; a sermon preached on the death of H. G. Otis. Bost., 1848. Lothrop, Thornton Kirkland. Augustus Lowell. Bost, 1901. Memoir of John Lowell. Camb., 1900. {In Mass. hist. soc. Proceed. 1901. v. 34; p. 177-88.) Lotsy, J. P. Physiologische proeven genomen met cinchona suc- cirubra; iste stuk, Waar wordt het alcaloid gevormd? Batavia, 1899. (Mededeelingen uit's Lands plantentuin. no. 36.) Loubat, Joseph Florimund, due de. Medallic history of U. S. of America, 1776-1876; with 170 etchings by Jules Jacquemart 2v. N. Y., 1878. Official papers relating to the conduct of the legation of the U. S. at Paris to the Commissioners for the International expo- sition of 1867. Ed. 2. Par., 1867. Loud, Henry Martyn, pub. Loud, Watson, M. D., eomp. Genealog- ical record of the descendants of Caleb Loud, ist. 1889. Loud, John J. New Hampshire home-song, words and air. Wey- mouth, n. d. Loud, Watson, M. D., eomp. Genealogical record of the descend- ants of Caleb Loud, ist; pub. by H. M. Loud. Detroit, 1889. Loudon, Archibald. Selection of some of the most interesting nar- ratives of outrages committed by the Indians in their wars with the white people. 2v. Harrisburg, 1888. Loudon (N. H.). Annual report of the financial affairs for the year ending Feb. 15, 1873, '7Si '76, '80-4, '86-9, '91-1902. Concord, 1873-1902. Loudoun, John Campbell, 4th earl oft ed. Lyman, Maj.-gen. Phineas. General orders of 1757. 1899. Loughridge, Robert Hills. Report on the geology of Clinton county, Ky. Frankfort, 1890. Louis, Pierre Charles Alexandre, M. D. Anatomical, pathological and therapeutical researches on the yellow fever of Gibralter of 1828, tr. by G. C. Shattuck. Bost., 1839. (/» Mass. med. soc. Lib. of practical med. 1839. v. 10.) NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE LIBRARY. 807 Louis, Pierre Charles Alexandre, M. D. Anatomical, pathological and therapeutical researches upon gastroenterite, tr. from the original French by H. I. Bowditch. 2v. Bost., 1836. (In Mass, hist. med. soc. Lib. of practical medicine. 1839. v. 5-6.) Memoir on the proper method of examining a patient. (Bound with Brodie, Sir B. C, M. D. Lectures. 1838. p. 149- 87.) . Pathological researches on phthisis; tr. by Charles Cowan. rev. by H. L Bowditch. Bost., 1836. Wash., 1836. • Recherches de gastro-enterite. 2v. Par., 1829. Researches on emphysema of the lungs. (Bound with Brodie, Sir B. C. Lectures. 1838. p. 491-552.) 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