'W* V 4 •» ,.■,*-■ ^V CATALOGUE OF THE New V^ork S EVV Y ORK SOUTHERN OOCIETV 4 k GARDEN LIBRARY," OF SOUTHERN AMERICANA. COMPILED BY John F. B. Lili.ard, Librarian. NEW YORK, Published for the Sociktv, MDCCCXCl. • » » » * » J> » » t * t t t » J ' J * * ^K NEW YORK SOUTHERN SOCIETY. LIBRARY. * At the last annual meeting it was announced that one of the members of the Society was engaged in collecting a Southern Historical Librar}?^, which he proposed to give to the Society. A thousand volumes, carefully selected, have already been placed in the " Home " as the first in- *^ stalment of this gift. By resolution of the Society, the library will be called the " Garden Library." The catalogue embraces man}- rare and valuable, and, in some instances, almost unknown works, histories, bi- ographies, essays, memoirs, speeches and novels portray- ing every phase of Southern life and character. Here will be found books, social, political, religious and mili- tary, by authors whose names are inseparably associated with the history of our countr}-, providing material for the future historian which he could not otherwise obtain. It has been deemed of the greatest importance, not only to Southerners residing here, but to Southerners every- where, that there should be a library in this great city, 3 in which may be found at all times documentary authority upon every subject relating to the history, literature and institutions of the South. Every effort will be made to carry out this object, and make this library a distinctive and attractive feature of the Societ3^ OQ UJ J 4i;j28i CONSTITUTION ARTICLE XIV. LITERATURE AND ART. Section i. — The Society shall, as soon as may be practicable, establish a Library, which shall be confined, as far as possible, to those works which relate to the his- tory and literature of the South, in order that it may portray the character and genius, and perpetuate the memories and traditions of the Southern people. ^ 2. — The Committee on Literature and Art, subject to the direction and control of the Executive Committee, shall have charge of the Library and Reading Room, and of all the books, periodicals, papers and works of art belonging to the Society, and shall have power to solicit and receive donations, and to select and purchase books, periodicals and works of art for the Society. HOUSE RULES. NINTH.— LIBRARY. Books required by members will be delivered In' the Librarian. No books, magazines, or newspapers may be removed from the Library- or Reading Room, except upon the written order of the members receiving the same, and under no circumstances may thev be removed from the house. They shall not be marked or otherwise defaced. Conversation in the Library is prohibited. The arrangement of the Catalogue is. triplicate, ist Alphabetical list of titles without the prefix '■'■A " and " The.''' 2d, Alphabetical list of Ajtthors^ jd. A classified list such as Alabama, Biography, Colonies, etc., zvith a condensed title otily. All Government publications are entered under United States. The appendix contains a list of nezus- papers and periodicals on file in Reading Room. ALPHABETICAL CATALOGUE OF TITLKS. Alphabetical Cataloguh OF TITLES. ITOl. A Tale of San Domingo, by E. W. Gilliam, M. D., Baltimore, 1890. Abolition a Sedition — by a Northern Man. Philadelphia. 1839. A Brother to Dragons and other old-time tales. By Amelie Rives. New York, i888. Addresses Delivered Before the Confederate Survivors' Association, Augusta, Ga., from June, 1883, to 1889. By Chas. C. Jones, Jr., Augusta. 1883- 1889 Addresses and Orations. 1 Address of Col. Chas. Marshall before the Va. division of the Army of Northern Virginia, Oct. 29, 1874. 2 Address of Alex. R. Lawton before the American Bar As- sociation, Saratoga, Aug. 9, 1882. 3 Oration of Gen. M. C. Butler and B. H. Rutledge at un- veiling of monument to Charleston Light Dragoons. Charleston, May 10, 1886. 4 Address of Chas. J. Faulkner before Alumni Virginia Military Institute at semi-centennial celebration, July 3, 1889. 5 Oration of John W. Daniel, at unveiling of recumbent figure to Gen. R. E. Lee, Lexington, Va., June. 28, 1883. 6 Oration of John W. Daniel on Life and Service of Jefferson Davis, before X'irginia Assembly, Jan 25, 1890. 7^ iV. }". So2ithern Society 7 Battle of Williamsburg, and the charge of the 24th Vir- ginia of Early's Brigade by Col. Richard L. Maury. 8 The campaign of Gen. R. E. Lee, an address by General Jubel A. Early, at Lexington, Va., Jan. 19, 1872. Addresses on the Presentation of the Sword of Andrew Jackson to the Congress of the United States. Washington, 1855. Advance and Retreat. Personal experience in the United States and Confederate States' Armies — By J. B. Hood, New Orleans, 1880. After Many Days; a novel. By Christian Reid, New York, 1889. A Further Account of God's Dealings — By George Whitefield, a. B, London, 1747. Alabama. Her History, Resources, War Records and Public Men, from 1540 to 1872 — By W. Brewer, Montgomery, 1872. Alexander H. Stephens in Public and Private with Letters and Speeches, before, during, and since the war — By Henry Cleveland, Philadelphia, 1866. American Annals, or a Chronological History of America — By Abiel Holmes, D. D. ; 2 Vol. London, re- printed from Cambridge Edition 1806. London, 181 3. American Atlas. Engraved on 48 copper plates — ^By Mr. Thomas Jefferys, London, 1775. American Dollar and the Anglo-German Combinat- ion — By Robert W. Hughes. (Autographic Cf)py from Author.) Richmond, 1885. American Gazeteer, Collected and Compiled from best authorities with great care. Printed in Boston. London reprinted. 1798- American Revolution, written in scriptural, or ancient historical style — By Richard Snowden, Baltimore, N.D. American Scenes and Christian Slavery — By Ebenezer DAvn:s, London, 1849. American Slavery, A Re[)rint of an article on Uncle Tom's " Garden Libi^aiy." i§ Cabin, from the Edcnburgh Review. London, 1856. American Slave Code, Its Theory and Practice — By William Goodell. London, 1853. American State constitutions a study of their growth by Henry Hitchcock, L. L. D. New York, 1887. American Union its effect on national chara'cter and policy with an inquiry, into Secession as a constitutional right by James Spence. London, 1862. An account of Discoveries in the West until i8ig and Voyages along the Atlantic Coast from 1520- 1573 Edited by Conway Robinson. Richmond, 1848. An account of the Rise and progress of the Colonies of South Carolina, 2 Vol in one. bv Alexander Hewatt, D. D. London, 1779. An address to the Government of the United States on the Cession of Louisiana to the French by a French Counsellor of State. Philadelphia, 1808. An address to the People of England, Scotland and Ireland on the present Important crises of affairs by Catharine Macaulay. London, 1775. Angel (The) m the Cloud, by Edwin W. Fuller, of Louisburg, N. C. Presented by Jas. D. Cumming. New York, 1871. Andrew Jackson as a Public Man. What he was, what chances he had, what he did with them, by William Graham .Sumner. Boston, 1889. Andrew Johnson, President of the United States. His Life and Speeches, by Lillian Foster. New York, 1866. Anecdotes of the Revolutionary War. Sketches and Character, by Alexander Garden. Charleston, 1822. Anecdotes of the American Revolution. Illustrative of Heroes and Patriots, by Alexander Garden. Second Edition. Charleston,! 1828. 1 6 N. Y. So2ithern Society An Epistle to the Inhabitants of South Carolina, by Sophia Hume. London, 1754. An Enquiry Respecting the Capture of Washington by the British, Aug. 24th, 1814, by Spectator. Washington City, 18 16. An Enquiry into the Rights of the British Colonies, by Richard Bland, of Virginia. Reprint from Williamsburg Edition. London 1769. An Errand to the South in the Summer of 1862, by Rev. William Wyndham Malet. London, 1863. An Essay on Liberty and Slavery, by Albert Taylor Bledsoe, L.L. D. Philadelphia, 1856. An Essay on Slavery. Second Edition, by Thomas R. Df.w. Richmond, 1849. An Historical Account of some Memorable Actions Particularly in Virginia, by Sir Thomas Gran- tham Knight. Richmond Reprint from London Edi- tion of 1716. 1882. An Historical Account of the Rise and Progress of the Colonies of South Carolina and Georgia. 2 Vols. London, 1779. An Historical Sketch of Slavery from the Earliest Periods, by Thomas R. R. Cobb, of Georgia. Philadelphia, 1858. Annals of Annapolis From the First Settlement 1649 Until the War of 1812, By David Ridgly, Baltimore. 1841. Annals of Tennessee to the End of the Eighteenth Century. By J. G. M. Ramsey, A. M. M. D, Charleston. 1853. Annual Report of the American Anti-Slavery Society year ciuling May i, i860. New York, 1861. Ante Bellum, Southern Life as it was, by Mary Lennox. Philadelphia, 1868. Arator, Being a Series of Agricultural Essays, Practical and Political by CoL. John Taylor. Georgetown, D. C, 18 14. Archives of Maryland. 1637 to 1664, Edited by William " Garden Library y ij Hand Browne for Historical Society. Baltimore, 1883. Army of Northern Virginia, Memorial Volume, by Rev. J. William Jones, D.D. Richmond, 1880, A Side Show of the Southern Side of the War, by Charles H. Smith, "Bill Arp." New York, 1866. Atlas to the ^Va^ in ^Vest Florida and Louisiana, by Maj. a. Lacarriere Latour, Philadelphia, 1816. A Tour Through Part of Virginia in the Summer of 1808, by Dr. Samuel L. Mitchell. New York, 1809. At The Mercy of Tiberius, A Novel, by Augusta Evans Wilson. New York, 1887. Authentic Papers from America, London, 1775. Autobiography of Charles Caldwell, M. D., by Harriot W. Warner. Philadelphia, 1855. Battlefields of the South, from Bull Run to Fredricksburg, with Sketch of Confederate Commanders and Gossip of the Camp. By T. E. C, an English Combatant, 2 vols. London, 1863. Beauchampe ; or the Kentucky Tragedy. A Sequel to Charlemont, by W. Gilmore Simms. Chicago and New York, 1888. ** Beauty and Booty." the Watchword of New Orleans by Marion Southwood. New York, 1867. Belle Boyd in Camp and Prison, with an introduction by George At;rsTUS Sala, written by herself, [Mrs. Hardinge.] New York, 1865. Beechwood Tragedy, a tale of the Chickahominy, by M. J. Haw. Presented by the Authoress. Richmond, 1889. Bench and Bar of Georgia, Memoirs and Sketches 2 Vols, by Stephen F. Miller. Philadelphia 1858. Bench and Bar of Mississippi, by James D. LvxcH. New York, 1881. Bench and bar of the South and'Southwest, by Henry .S. FooTE. St. Louis, 1876. Beulah, a Novel, by Augusta Evans Wilson, New York, 1888. j8 N. Y. So2ither7i Society. Bibliotheca Americana, being a Choice Collection of Old Books relative to North and South America and the West Indies. Paris, 1840. Big (The) Brother, a Story of Indian War, by George Cary Eggleston. New York, 1888. Biographical Encyclopaedia of Kentucky. Cincinnati, 1878. Biographical Memoir of Commodore Joshua Barney, by Mary Barney. Boston, 1832. Biographical Memorials of James Oglethorpe, founder of Georgia, by Thaddeus Mason Harris, D. D. Boston, 1841. Biographical Sketches of the Bench and Bar of South Carolina, by John Benton O'Neall, LL. D., with the Original Fee Bill of 1 791. 2 vols. Charleston, 1859. Biographical Sketches of Graduates and Eleves of the Virginia Military Institute who fell in the War between the States, by Charles D. Walker. Philadelphia, 1875. Biography of Andrew Jackson, by Philo A. Goodwin, Hartford, 1832. Black Diamonds gathered in the Darkey Homes of the South, by Edward A. Pollard, of Virg^inia. New York, 1859. Blennerhassett Papers, Emboding the Private Journal and Correspondence, by William H. Safford. Cincinnati, 1864. Bonny Kate, A Novel, by Christian Reid. New York, 1890. Border and Bastille, by George Lawrence, New York, N. D. Border Beagles, A Tale of Mississippi, by W. Gilmore SIMMS. Chicago and New York, 1888. Boy's (The) Froissart, being Sir John Froissart's Chron- icles, Edited for Boys, by Sidney Lanier. New York, 1888. Boys (The) King Arthur, Being Sir Thomas Malory's His- tory, edited for Boys, by Sidney Lanier. New York, 1889. i *' Garden Library'' ig Boy's (The) Mabinogion, being The Earhest Welsh Tales. Edited for Boys, by Sidney Lanier. New York, 1881. Bright Skies and Dark Shadows, by Henry M. Field, D.D. , (Autographic Copy.) New York, 1890. EsTEN Cooke. Toronto, 1867. Camp-Fires (The) of General Lee, From the Peninsula to Appomattox, by Edward S. Ellis, Philadelphia, 1886. Campaign of the army of the Potomac, a critical history of the operation in Maryland, Virginia and Penn- sylvania, by Willi.\m Swixton. New York, 1866. Campaign (The) of the British army at \A^ashington and New Orleans, 1814-1815, by The Author of THE SuB.\LTERN, (.\L Gleig.) London, 1828. Campaign (The) of 1781 in the Carolinas. by H. Lee. Philadelphia, 1824. Campaigns (The) of Lieutenant General N.B. Forrestand of Forrest's Cavalry, by Thomas Jordan and J. P. Prvor. New York, 1868. Campaigns (The) of "Walker's Texas Division, Contain- ing a complete record of the Campaigns in Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas, by a Private Soldier. New York, 1875. Cannibals All ! or Slaves without masters, by George FiT/.iiuGH. Richmond, 1857. Canolles, The Fortunes of a Partisan of '81, by John Captain Sam, or The Boy Scouts of 1814, by George Cary Eggleston. New York, 1888. Catalogue of Books and Pamphlets relative to the Civil War in the United States, Compiled by John Russell Bartlett. Boston, 1866. Catalogue of the Library of the Union League Club of New York. New York, 1886. Cavalier (The) Dismounted, an Essay on the origin of the founders of the thirteen Colonies, by William H. Whitmore. Salem, Mass. 1864. Ceremonies on the completion of the Washington 20 A^. Y. Southe7'7t Society monument at Washington D. C. February 21st, 1885. Washington, 1885. Charlemont ; or the pride of the village a tale of Ken- tucky, by W. GlI.MORE SiMMS. Chicago, and New York. 1888. Christian Doctrine of Slavery, by George D. Arm- strong, D.D. New York, 1857. Christ in the Camp, or Religion in Lee's Army, by Rev. J. Wm. Jones, D.D. Presented by the Pubhsher. Richmond, 1888. Civil (The) ^A^ar in America, an address read at the last meeting of Manchester Union and Emancipation Society, by Goldwin Smith. London, 1866. Collections of the Georgia Historical Society, Vol. II. Savannah, 1842. Collections of the South Carolina Historical Society Vol. I. Charleston, 1857. Collections of the Virginia Historical Society, new^ Series, Vol. V., Huguenot Emigration to Virginia. Richmond, 1886. Colonial Slavery Letters of the Right Honorable \Vil- liam Huskinson on Slavery in the British Colo- nies, by John Ashton Yates. Liverpool, 1824. Columbiad,(The) a Poem, by Archibald Tucker Ritchie. Autograph of J. Ritchie. London, 1843. Comet (The ) or the Earth in her varied phases past, pre- sent and future, in 3 parts, Non quis? Sed quid? [H. W. GuiONJ. Presented by James D. Cummins. New York, 1869. Confederate (The) Secession, by the Marquess of Lo- thian. Edinburgh, 1864. Confession ; or The Blind Heart, a Domestic Story, by W. Gillmore Simms, Chicago, New York, 1888. Conquerors (Tlie) of the Nev/ World and their Bonds- men. A narrative of the principle events that led to negro slavery in West Indies, and America by Arthur Helps, 2 Vols. London, 1848. Considerations on negro slavery v^rith report of condition " Garden Library ^ 21 of Negroes in Demerara, by Alexander McDon- nell, Esq. London, 1824. Constitution of the State of Virginia and the ordin- ances adopted by the Convention at Alexandria February 13, 1864, Alexandria, 1864. Constitution of South Carolina, April 16, 1868. Columbia, 1883. Constitutional view of the late war between the States causes, character, conduct, and results, by Alexander H. Stephen, 2 Vol. Philadelphia, 1868. Continuation of the Rev Mr. \Vhitfield's Journal 2d;Edi- tion, London, 1740. Contributions to the Ecclesiastical History of the United States of America, Vol. i, Virginia ; Vol. 2, Maryland, by Francis L. Hawks. New York, 1836. Compilation of the Tariff Act of the Confederate states of America approved May 21, i86i. New Orleans, 1861. Correspondence of the American Revolution by Jared Sparks. 4 Vols. Boston, 1853. Cotton trade its bearing on Commerce considered with slavery in the Confederate State, by George Mc Henry. London, 1863. Cousin Franck's Household, or Scenes in the old Do- minion, by Pocahontas. Boston, 1853. Cruise of the Alabama, by one of the Crew. Boston, 1886. Crucifixion of Christ, by Daniel H. Hill, presented by James D. Cummings. Philadelphia, 1859. Daughter (A) of Bohemia, A Novel, by Christian Reid. New York, 1889. Dead (The) Towns of Georgia, by Charles C. Jones, Jr., LL.D. Savannah, 1878. Debate (The) on a Motion for the Abolition of the Slave Trade in the House of Commons, April 18, ig, 1791. London, 1791. Debates on the Resolution for Abolition of the Slave Trade, House of Commons and House of Lords, 1806. London, 1806. 22 N. Y. Southern Society Debates and Other Proceedings of the Convention of Virginia, June, 1788. Richmond, 1805. Debates of the Several State Conventions on the Adopt- ion of the Federal Constitution of 1787. 4 Vols, and Supplement, by Johnathan Elliot. Washington, 1836. DeBows Review, July 1851 to June 1869, Uncomplete, 13 Vols. New Orleans, Washington, Charleston and Nashville, 1851-1869. Deeper (The) Wrong, or Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl. Linda Brent. London, 1862. Democracy in America, by Alexis DeTocqueville, Translated by Henry Reeves, Esq., with Note by Francis Bowen. 2 Vols. Cambridge, 1863. DeOrigine Gentium Americanarum, by HugonisGrotis, with Remarks by DeLaet. Printed by Louis Elzevir. Presented by J . C. MacKowen. Amsterdam, 1643. Description of Louisiana, by Father Louis Henne- pin. Shea's Translation. New York, 1880. DeSoto's Conquest of Florida. 2 Vols., by Theodore Irving. London, 1S35. Destruction and Reconstruction. Personal Experiences in the Late War, by Richard Taylor. New York, 1^79. Detailed Minutiae of Soldier Life in the Army of Northern Virginia. 1861-1865, by Carlton Mc- Carthy. Richmond, 1882. Development (The) of the Constitution, as influenced by Chief Justice Marshall, by Henry Hitchcock, L.L.D. New York, 1889. Dew-Drop (The) of the Sunny South. A Story. Philadelphia, 1851. Diary of a Southern Refugee During the War ,by Mrs. Judith W. McGuire. Richmond, 1889. Digest and Manual of the Rules and Practices of the House of Representatives. (Presented by Hon. Thomas P. Ochiltree.) Washington, 1884. Diplomatic (The) Correspondence of the An:ierican " Garden Library." 2j Revolution, by Jared Sparks. 12 Vols. Boston, 1829-1830. Discourse on the Life and Character of Hon. Littleton Waller Tazewell, at Norfolk, Virginia, June 29, i860, by Hugh Blair Grigsby, LL.D. Norfolk, i860. Discovery, (The) Settlement, and Present State of Kentucky. 2 Vols., by G. Lmlay. New York, 1793. Domestic (The) Life of Thomas Jefferson, from Family Letters and Reminiscences by his Great Granddaughter, Sarah N. Randolph. New York, 1871. Domestic Manners of the Americans, by Mrs. Trollope. 2 \'ols. London, 1832. Down in Tennessee and Back by Way of Richmond, by James R. Gilmore, (Edmund Kirk). New York, 1864. Ebb-Tide, and Other Stories, by Christian Reid. New York, 1872. Echoes From the South, Comprising the most important Speeches, Proclamations and Public Acts Emanating from the South during the Late War. New York, 1866. Echo (Tlie) of the Seneca Hobart College. Geneva, New York, 1889. Edith, a Novel, by Mrs. Ottilie Bertron, (Autographic Copy from Author). Philadelphia, 1887. Education in Georgia, by Charles Edgeworth Jones, (Autograph Copy from Author). Washington, 18S9. Ensayo, Cronologico, Para la Historia General de la Florida, Escrito Per Don Gabriel De Cardenas. 2 Cano. Madrid, 1723. Ernest Murray, or a Dream of Life, with Sonnets, by Wm. PixKXKv, D.l). New York, 1869. Essays on Slavery and Slave Trade. London, 1 788-1 789. Essays and Studies, Educational and Literary, by Basir Lanneau Gildersleeve. Baltimoie 1890. 24 N. Y. Southei^7i Society Eulogy on Gen. Chas. Cotesworth Pinckney, Pres. Gen. of the Society of Cincinnati, delivered by appointment of the Society of Cincinnati of South Carolina, at St. Phillipp's Church, Charleston, Nov. i, 1825, by Alex- ander Garden, Member of that Society. Charleston, 1825. Eulogies and Orations on the Life and Death of George Washington, First President of the United States. Boston, 1800. Eustis, a Novel, by Robert Aphorp Boit. Presented by A. S. Walker. Boston, 1884. Eautaw, a Sequel to The Forager. A Tale of the Revolution, by W. GiLMAN SiMMS. Chicago, New York, 1888. Excursion Through the Slave States, by G. W. Feather- STONHAUGH, F. R.S. 2 Vols. London, 1844. Exiles (The) of Florida, by Joshua R. Giddings. Columbus, Ohio, 1858. Exiles in Virginia, with Observations on the Conduct of the Society of Friends during the Revolutionary War, 1777-1778. Edited by Thomas Gilpin. Philadelphia, 1848. Exploration of the Red River in Louisiana in 1852, by R. B. Marcy. . Washington, 1853. Explanatory Travels Throughjthe Western Territories of North America, by Zebalon Montgomery Pike. London, 1811. Falling [The] Flag, Evacuation of Richmond, Retreat and Surrender at Appomattox, by Edwabd M. Boykin. New York, 1874, Federalist, [The] by Alexander Hamilton. New York, 1889. Fifty Years in Both Hemispheres, or Reminiscences of a Merchant's Life, by Vincent Nolte. London, 1854. First Letter to the Freeholders of the County of York on Negro Slavery, by the Right Hon. R. Wil- MOT IloRTox. London, 1830. First Step in North Carolina History, by Cornelia P. " Garde7t Library '' ' 2^ Spencer, Compliments of Publisher, Alfred Williams cS: Co. Raleigh, 1889. First [The] Year of the War, by Edward A. Pollard. Richmond, 1862. Fiscal [The] History of Texas, from 1834 to 1852, by WiLLLVM M. Gouge. Philadelphia, 1852. Fisher's River, (North CaroHna,) Scenes and Sketches, by "Skitt." New York, 1859. Five Years in Texas, 1861-1866. A Narrative of Travels, Experiences and Observations in Texas and Mexico, by Thomas North, Cincinnati, 1871. Foragers : [The] or the Raid of the Dog-Days, by W. Gil- more SiMMS. Chicago and New York. 1888. Founders [The] of Maryland, as portrayed in Manuscript, Provincial Records and Early Documents, by Rev. Edward B. Neill, A.B. Albany, N Y. 1876. From Gettysburg to the Rapidan, The Army of the Potomac, July 1863-April 1864, by Andrew A. Hum- phreves. New York, 1883. Funeral Obsequies, in Memory of Zachary Taylor in New York. New York, 1851. Gazetteer of Virginia and the District of Columbia with a History of Virginia, by Joseph Martin. Charlottesville, 1836. General [A] History of the British Empire in America. 2 Vols., by Mr. Wynne. London, 1770. Genealogical History of the Lee Family of Virginia and Maryland from A. D. 1300 to A. D. 1866. Edited by Edward C. Mead. New York, 1871. Geographical [A] Description of the State of Louisiana l)y Wh.llam Darby. Philadelphia, 1816. Geographical [The] Reader for the Dixie Children, by Mrs. M. B. Moore. Raleigh, 1863. Geology of the James River Valley, Virginia, J. L. Campbell, LL.D. New York, 1882. Geology of Virginia, by William Barton Rodger. LL.D. [Reprint]. Ne.v York, 1884. Georgia Illustrated in a Series of Views Embracing Natural 26 N. Y. SotitJiern Society Scenery and Public Edifices, by T. Addison Rich- ards. Penfield, Georgia, 1842 Georgia Scenes, Character Incidents in the First Half Century of the Republic, by A. G. Longstreet. August, 1835. Glimpses of the Nation's Struggle. Papers Read Before the Minnesota Loyal Legion. St. Paul, 1887* God's Protecting Providence. A Journal of the Travel- ing and Suffering of Several Persons who were Ship- wrecked in the Gulf of Florida. By Jonathan Dickinson. London, 1759. Gold that Did Not Glitter. A Novel, by Virginius Dabnev. (Presented by Lucy R. Garden. ) Philadelphia, 1889. Governor Chamberlain's Administration in South Carolina. A Chapter on the Reconstruction in the Southern States, by Walter Allen. New York, 1 888. Grand Civic and Military Demonstrations in Honor of the Removal of the Remains of James Monroe from New York to Virginia. New York 1858. Grandissimes (The), a story of Creole Life, by George W. Cable. New York, 1888. Great (The) Iron Wheel, or Republicanism Back- wards and Christianity Reversed, by J. R. Graves, A. M., New York, i860. Great (The) Invasion of 1863, or Lee in Pennsylvania, by Jacob Hoke Dayton, O., 1887. Great (The) Rebellion, Its Secret History, Rise, Progress and Disastrous Failure, by John Minor Botts of Virginia. New York, 1866. "Gumbo Zhebes." Little Dictionary of Creole Proverbs Selected from the Creole Dialect, by Lafcado Hearn. Presented by Jas. D. Cumming, New York, 1885. Guy Rivers. A Tale of Georgia, by W. Gilmore Simms. Chicago and New York, 1888. Hammer and Rapier, by John Esten Cooke. New York, 1871. Hancock's Diary, or a History of the 2nd Tennessee " Gai'dcji Library!' 2^ Cavalry, C. S. A., by R. R. Hanxock, Nashville, 1887. Hand Book of Alabama. A complete index of the State, by Saffold Bernev, Mobile, 1878. Hansford. A Tale of Bacon's Rebellion, by St. George Tucker. Richmond, 1857. Hearts of Steel. A Novel, by Christian Reid. New York, 1859. Heirs (The) of St. Kilda. A Story of the Southern Past, by John W. Moore. Raleigh, 1881. Henry St. John, Gentleman. A Tale of 1774-1775, by John Esten Cooke, New York, 1859. Herod and Mariamme. A Tragedy, by Amelie Rives. Philadelphia, 1888. Hilt to Hilt, or Days and Nights on the Banks of the Shenandoah in the Autumn of 1864, by John Esten Cooke. New York, 1869. History of Alabama, and Incidently of Georgia and Mis- sissippi from the Earliest Period, by Albert James Pickett. 2 Vols. Charleston, 1851. History (The) of the American Revolution, by David Ramsay, M. D. 2 Vols. Dublin, 1795. History and Antiquities of St. Augustine, Florida, by George R. Fairfjanks. New York, 1858. History of Augusta County, Virginia, by J. Lewis Pey- ton. Staunton, 1882. History (A) of Bristol Parish, Va., by Philip Slaughter D.D. Richmond, 1879. History (A) of the Campaigns of 1780 and 1781 in the Southern Provinces of North America, by Lieut. Col. Tarleton'. London, 1787. History of the Civil War in America, by Louis Philippe Albert D' Orleans, Comte de Paris. 4 Vols. Philadelphia, 187 5-1 888. History of the Confederate States' Navy, From Its Organization to the Surrender of its Last Vessel, by J. Thomas Scharf, A.M., L. L.D. New York, 1S87. History(The)of the Dividing Line between Virginia and 28 N. Y. Southern Society North Carolina as Run in 1728 and 1729, by William Byrd. 2 Vols. Richmond, 1866. History (The) of Hernando De Soto and Florida, from 1 51 2 to 1568, by Barnard Shipp. Philadelphia, 1881. History of the First Kentucky Brigade, by Ed. Porter Thompson. Cincinnati, 1868. History of the French Protestant Refugees, from the French of M. Charles Weiss, by Henry William Her- bert. 2 Vols. New York, 1854. History (The) of Georgia, by Chas. C. Jones, Jr., LL.D. 2 Vols. Boston, 18S3. History of Georgia from First Discovery by Europ- eans to 1798, by William Bacon Stevens, M. D., 2 Vols. New York, 1 847-1 859. History of the Invasion and Capture of Washington, and of the events that preceded and followed, by John S. Williams. New York, 1857. History (A) of Kentucky, Embracing Gleanings, Reminis- cences, Antiquities, Statistics and Biographical Sketches, by William B. Allen. Louisville, 1872. Histoire De Kentucky, Nouvelle Colonie a L'Ouest de la Virginia, by John Filson. Presented by Joseph L. Robertson. Paris, 1785. History of the Late War in the Western Country, by Robert B. McAfee. Lexington, Ky., 18 16. History of the Late War between the United States and Great Britain, with an account of the Military and Naval Operations, byH. M. Brackenridge. Philadelphia, 1839. History of the Life and Times of Andrew Jackson, by John Robert Irelan, M. D. Chicago, 1887. History of Louisiana, by Barbe Marbois. Philadelphia, I830. History of Louisiana, or the Western parts of Virginia and Carolina, from the PVench of M. Le Page Du Protz. London, 1774. " Garden Library ^ 2g History (The) of Maryland, from its First Settlement m 1633 to the Restoration in 1660. 2 \'ols. By John Leeds Bozman. Baltimore, 1837. History of Maryland, from first Settlement in 1634 to 1S4S, by James McSherry. Baltimore, 1849. History of Missouri, by Walter Bickford Davis and Daniel S. Durrie, A. M. St. Louis, 1876. History of Morgan's Cavalry, by Basil W. Duke. Cincinnati, 1S67. History of Norfolk, Va.,by H.W. Burton, Norfolk,: 87 7. History of North Carolina, by Francis L. Hawks, D.D., LL.D. 2 Vols. Fayetteville, 1 857-1 858. History of North Carolina, from the Earliest Discovery to the Present times. 2 Vols. By John W. Moore, Autograph Copy from Author. Raleigh, 1880. History of North Carolina, by Hugh Williamson, M.D. LL.D. 2 Vols. Philadelphia, 1812. History of Our National Flag, by Schuyler Hamilton. New York, 18S6. History of the Original Settlements on the Delaware, by Benjamin Ferris. Wilmington. 1846. History of the Presbyterian Church in Kentucky, by Robert Davidson, D. D. New York, 1847. History of the Presbyterian Church in New Bern, N. C, by Rev. L. C. Vass, A. AL Pre.sented by James D. Cummings. Richmond, 1886. History of the Republic of Texas, by N. Doran Mil- lard, Barrister-at-Law of Texas. London, 1842. 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History of the Colony of. 2 vols. Historical Collection of. Vol. I. Hume, An Episde to. Irving's History of Turf in. Military Academy of. O'Neall's Bench and Bar of. 2 vols. Ramsay's Oration. Revolution. Resources and Industries of. South Carolina. 2 vols. IJ2 N. Y. Southern Society SOUTH CA'RO'Lll^A—Contimied. Report Committee on Fraud, 1876. Reprinted Tracts on, 1600 to 1760. Simm's South Carolina. Sketch of Charleston. THE SOUTH : Addresses and Orations. Beard's K, K. K. Sketches. Carr's Mounds of Mississippi Valley. Curry's Addresses. Edmund's The South' s Redemption. Fitzhugh's Sociology for. Foote's Bench and Bar of and Southwest. Geology of James River Valley. Herbert's, Why the Sohd South. Humphries' Mississippi Levees. Jones' Addresses. Meek's Romantic Passages. Porcher's Medical Botany of, Virginia Geographical Summary. "William's Manual for Investors. TENNESSEE: Carpenter's Tennessee. Hancock's 2d Tennessee Cavalry. Gilmore's Down in Tennessee, Michaux's Travels. 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" Garden Library!' j^j MONTHLIES : Atlantic. Belford's. Cen':ury. Cosmopolitan. Forum. Harper's. Lippincott's North American Review. Nineteenth Century. Magazine of American History. Outing. Overland Monthly. Popular Science. Scribner's. Southern Planter. St. Louis Magazine. ANNUALS : New York City Directory. " Business Directory. Congressional Directory. Tribune Almanac. World Almanac. U. S. Army Register. U. S. Navy ERRATA, on page 19, loth line, read : CanoUes, The Fortune of a Partisan of '81, by Jons EsTEN Cooke, Toronio, 1867 UNIVERSITY of CALIFORNIA AT LOS ANGELES LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY This book is DUE on the last date stamped below T7fv rn77^5cv\r. V L4 i^^m^