THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES THK CKNTURY ASSOCIATION, A CATALOGUE OF THE JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM LIBRARY. YORK: FOR THE: ASSOCIATION. 1896. NOTE. THE library here catalogued was a gift from James Lorimer Graham, who by his will left his books as a memorial of his membership in and his love for the Century Association. In appreciation not merely of the gift, but of the giver, a com- memorative meeting of the Association was held on January 2Oth, 1894, at which a biographical sketch of the donor and an account of the library were read. The proceedings of this meeting were printed, and thus make unnecessary further trib- ute here to either Mr. Graham or his books. As a further recognition of Mr. Graham's generosity it was suggested to the Committee on Literature that a catalogue of the library should be printed, and with its approval the present work was undertaken. A slight examination will show that the method has been distinctly eclectic, valuable or unique books being described with very considerable fullness, while works of less rarity have been more briefly catalogued. At the same time a card catalogue of the library was prepared, which included a subject as well as an author list. In consequence neither subject references nor an index have been considered necessary in the present catalogue, the purpose being to show, by a simple author list, the books given by Mr. Graham. Cotton Mather maintained that "unto those Three Things which the Ancients held Impossible, there should be added this Fourth, to find a Book Printed without Errata's. It seems, the Hands of Briareus, and the Eyes of Argus, will not prevent them." The present work undoubtedly contains numerous errors, but it is a pleasure to the compiler to acknowledge the 14725O1 iv NOTE correction of many by the librarian of the Association, Mr. J. EL Senter, who kindly compared the proof sheets with the books. Another debt of thanks is due to the Committee on literature, and especially to its former Chairman, Mr. Edward Gary, whose suggestion and encouragement were a principal cause in inducing the compiler to volunteer his services. PAUL LEICESTER FORD. (A. d'). Esquisses Americaines, ou Tablettes d'Un Voy- ageur anx Etats-Unis d'Amerique. Par Ad. d'A. Paris, Chez Ebrard, 1841. 161110. pp. 178. A (T. B.) See Aldrich, T. B. ABBOTT (Edwin A.), and J. R. SKELEY. English Lessons for English People. London. MDCCCLXXI. I2mo. pp. 292. [ABELIN (Jean-Philippe)]. Newe Welt / Und Americanische Historien. / Inhaltende / WarharFtiget nnd vollkonnnene Be- / schreibiuigen Aller West-Indianischen Landschafften Insulen / Konigreichen nnd Provintzien Seecnsten fliessendeu nnd stehen- / den Wassern Port nnd Anlandungen Gebiirgen Tha- lern Statt Flecken nnd / Wohnplatzen znsampt der Natnr und Eygenschafft dess Erdrichs der Lnfft der / Mineren nnd Metal- len der Brennenden Vnlcanen oder Schwefelbergen der / Sie- denden nnd anderer Heilsamen Qnellen wie anch der Thier Vogel Fisch / nnd Gewiirni in denselben sampt andern Wnn- derbaren Creatnren / nnd Miracnln der Natnr in diesem halben Theil / dess Erdkreyses. / Dessgleichen / Griindlicher Bericht von der Innwohner Beschaffen heit Sit-/ ten Qualitaten Policeynnd Got/.endienst Leben nnd Wesen Barbarischer Un- / w'issenheit nnd nnerhorter Gransanikeit dess meisten theils dieser Wilden Lente sainpt Un- / terscheyd der Nationen Sprachen nnd Gebrauchen. / Item, / Historische nnd Anssfuhrliche Relation 38. Fiifnembster Scliiffarten nnter- / schiedlicher Volcker in West-Indien von der Ersten Entdeckung dnrch Christopho- / ruin Colmnbum in 150. Jahren vollbracht. / Alles anss verscheidenen West-Indianischen Historien-Schreibern unnd man- / cherley Sprachen in it sonderm fleiss znsamen getragen extrahirt, in ein richtige Ordnnng/der Materien nnd Zeit nnd in diese Kanffliche Form gebracht / Dnrch Johann Lndwig Gottfriedt. / Mit zugfehorigen Landtafeln Contrafactnren und Gesciiichtinassigen Kupfferstucken / zum Lust nnd Nachricht- ung reichlich gezieret nnd verlegt / Dnrch Matthenm Merian Biichhandlern unnd Kunststechern zu Franckfurt am Mayn. / Franckfurt. Ben denen Merianischen Erben. / M. DC. LV. Folio, pp. (8), 661, maps.- 2 ^*# *' Jean-Philippe Abelin published this wotk under the assumed name of Jean Louis Gottfriedt. It contains a resume of the histories of Acosta, Oviedo, Peter Martyr, Herrera, Laet, &c. ; an account of 33 voyages to America, from Columbus to Spilbergen and Schouten ; notices of the expe- ditions of Lemaire and Peter Heyen ; the conquests of Brazil by the Dutch; and descriptions of Greenland and Spitzbergeii." ABERCROMBiE(John). Inquiries Concerning the Intellectual Powers, and the Investigation of Truth. From the second Edinburgh edition. With questions for the examination of students. New- York: 1835. 161110. pp. 376. ABOUT (Edinond). Les Mariages de Paris. 46 ed. Paris: 1870. 1 2111 o. pp. 440. ABRIA (J. J. B.). De* Quelques Proprietes generales des Corps et en particulier de la Force Repulsive des Gaz. Paris: 1867. 241110. pp. 46. Voyage de la Lumiere au Travers des Cristaux on de la Structure des Corps etudiee a 1'aide de leurs proprietes optiques. Paris: 1868. 241110. pp. 47. AN / ABRIDGEMENT / of the / Laws / In Force and Use in / Her Majesty's Plantations; / (Viz.) Of / Virginia, / Jamaica, / Barbadoes, / Maryland, / New-England, / New- York, / Carolina,. &c. / Digested under proper Heads in the Me-/ thod of Mr. Wingate, and Mr. Washington's / Abridgements. / London / Printed for John Nicholson at the King's-Arms in / Little Brit- ain, R. Parker, and R. Smith, under / the Royal-Exchange, and Benj. Tooke at the Middle- / Temple-Gate in Fleetstreet, 1704. 8vo. pp. (4), 304, 87, 104. *** See Hildeburn's Tower Collection of American Colonial Laws for a fuller collation, from which however the above copy varies somewhat. Absalom and Achitophel. See Dryden. ABU ISHAC. Liber Climatum auctore Abu Ishac el-faresi vulgo Ll-Issthachri. E codice Gothano edidit Dr. J. H. Moeller. Gothae, in officina Beckeriana MDCCCXXXIX. 410. 126 11. pis. ** Except for the title, the book is in Arabic character. ACTES / de ce qui s'est passe* / de plus remarquable / a la die*te / de Sude, des amides 1755 et 1756; / Tire's des Regitres de celte Die'te, / & traduits du Sue'dois: / Avec / Une Relation circonstantie'e de la / derniere re* volte, [n. p.] M. DCC. LVI.. 121110. pp. xxiv, 132. LIBRARY. 3 ADAMS (John). A Defence of the Constitutions of Govern- ment of the United States of America. London: Printed for C. Dilly,'in The Poultry. M.DCC.LXXXVII- 3 vols. 8vo. *% This so called "defence" of American State Constitutions was in truth a plea for Constitutional limitations and clogs on popular government, and was so undemocratic in its whole tone as later to be a most effective political argument against the author in the campaigns of 1796 and 1800. Defense des Constitutions Ame'ricaines, ou De la ne*cessite d'une balance dans les pouvoirs d'un gouvernernent libre. A Paris : Chez Buisson. 1792. 2 vols. 8vo. The Works of John Adams, second President of the United States: with a Life of the Author, notes and illus- trations, by his grandson, Charles Francis Adams. Boston: 1850- 10 vols. rl. 8vo. ports. ADAMS (John Quincy). An Address delivered at the request of a Committee of the Citizens of Washington; on the occasion of reading the Declaration of Independence, on the Fourth of July, 1821. City of Washington: 1821. 8vo. pp. 31. The Duplicate Letters, the Fisheries and the Missis- sippi. Documents relating to transactions at the negotiation of Ghent. Collected and published by John Quincy Adams, one of the Commissioners of the United States at that negotia- tion. Washington: Printed by Davis & Force, (Franklin's Head) Pennsylvania Avenue. 1822. 8vo. pp. 256. #*x The negotiation at Ghent, which terminated the War of 1812, ranks among the most interesting episodes of American diplomacy. Especially difficult was the posilion of Adams, for the New-England attitude towards the war had been so cold as to savor of actual disloyalty. In consequence, the American commissioners, as a whole, ^vere not over anxious to save to that locality the fisheries; and to Mr. Adams were practically due the fishery clauses finally inserted in the treaty. His efforts for that purpose are set forth in full in these letters. The whole story is brilliantly told in the third volume of Mr. Henry Adams' History of the Administration of James Madison; but these original letters are still interesting, as much because of the individuality of the writer, as because of the constant reappearance of the main question in our diplomacy. Letters of John Quincy Adams, to his son, on the Bible and Its Teachings. Auburn: 1850. i6mo. pp. 128. Lettres sur la Silesie, e*crites en 1800 et 1801, durant le cours d'un voyage fait dans cette province; Divisees en deux parties. Traduit de 1' Anglais, parj. Dupuy. Paris: M. D. CCC. VII. 8vo. pp. 421. map. 4 GRAHAM ADAMS (R.)- The Narrative of Robert Adams, a Sailor, who was wrecked on the western coast of Africa, in the year 1810, was detained three years in slavery by the Arabs of Hie Great Desert, and resided several months in the city of Timbuctoo. lyondon: 1816. 4to. pp. 231. map. ADAMS (W.) See Rice, N. L. ADAMS (W. H. D.). The Buried Cities of Campania; or, Pompeii and Herculanenm, their history, their destruction and their remains. London: 1869. 121110. pp. 282. pis. ADDISON (J.). The / Works / of the / Right Honourable / Joseph Addison, Esq; / In four Volumes. / Volume the first / London: / Printed for Jacob Tonson at Shakespear's-Head, over / against Katharine-street in the Strand. / MDCCXXI. / 4 vols. 410. port, and pis. *** This beautiful edition of Totison's is not even mentioned in Allibone, though the first collected edition of the author's writings, and the basis of all subsequent ones. The Works of Joseph Addison, including the whole contents of Bp. Kurd's edition, with letters and other pieces not found in any previous collection; and Macaulay's Essay on his Life and Works. Edited, with critical and explanatory notes, by George Washington Greene. In five volumes. New York: 1853. 8vo. port, and pis. *% Only vols. i, n, and' m. A Letter from Italy, To the Right Honourable Charles, Lord Halifax. By Mr. Joseph Addison. 1701. Together with the Mourning Muse of Alexis. A pastoral. Lament- ing the Death of our Late Gracious Queen Mary. By Mr. Cougreve. 1695. To which is added the Despairing Lover. London: Printed and Sold by H. Hills, in Black-fryars, near the Water side, 1709. 8vo. pp. 16. The Campaign: / a / Poem, / To His Grace the / Duke of Marlborough. / By Mr. Addison. /..../ London: / Printed, and Sold by H. Hills, in Black-Fryers, / near the Water-side, 1710. 8vo. pp. 16. ^* # The true story of the writing of this poem, which secured the author such contemporary fame, and won him his pension, can be found in any life of Addison. Yet even so modest a poet could hardly have dreamed that one day his poem, which sold a hundred thousand copies in three months, would be chiefly known by the fictitious account of its writing, purporting to be narrated by one Lieut.-Colonel Esmond, though penned by Thackeray. LIBRARY. . 5 ADDISON (J.) See Steele', R. Addisoniana in two volumes. Printed for Richd. Phillips, 71 St. Paul's Churchyard, By T. Davidson Lombard Street Fleet Street. [1803] 2 vols. 121110. ports, and facs. Address to the Clergy. See Parker, S. ADELAIDE, Princess. See Marie Antoinette. [ADOLPHUS (John)]. Biographical Anecdotes of the Found- ers of the French Republic, and of other Eminent Characters, who have distinguished themselves in the progress of the Revo- lution. London: 1797. 121110. pp. 432. ADRESSE a 1'Assemblee Nationale, par les Representants de la Commune de Rouen. [Paris: 1789?] 8vo. pp. 14. # *^ On the French Colonies; one of the minor problems of the "reign of reason," being a reasonable treatment of them, yet which should still retain to France the trade that any relaxation of the restrictive policy threatened to transfer at once to Great Britain and the United States. Advice to a Young Christian. See Bell, J. ALdes Walpolianez. See Wai pole, H. ^SCHYLUS. The Tragedies of ^Eschylus: literally translated. With critical and illustrative notes, and an introduction, by Theodore Alois Buckley. London: MDCCCXLIX. i2ino. pp. 234. port. The New Readings contained in Hermann's Posthu- mous Edition of ^Eschylus. Translated and considered by George Burges. Forming an appendix to the prose translation of ^schylus, published in Bonn's classical library. London: MDCCCLIII. I2mo. pp. 156. See Flaxman, J. AGASSIZ, (Louis), and A. A. GOULD. Outlines of Comparative Physiology, touching the structure and development of the races of animals, living and extinct. For the use of schools and colleges. Edited from the Revised Edition, and greatly enlarged, by Thomas Wright, M. D. With 390 illustrations. London: MDCCCLI. i2ino. pp. 442. pi. *** Agassiz was called an atheist because he declared that the races of man were too distinct to have been the descendants of one creation. An Essay on Classification. London: MDCCCLIX. 8vo. pp. 381. *% On the classification of animals, which the author's non-acceptance of the Darwinian theory still made (to him) a burning question. 6 GRAHAM AGINCOURT (G. B. L. G. Seroux d'). Storia dell' Arte di- mostrata coi Mommienti dalla sua decadenza nel iv secolo fino al suo risorgimento nel xvi. Tradotta ed illustrata da Stefano Ticozzi. Prato: Per I Frat. Giaclietti MDCCCXXVI- Fo. 5 vols. pis. AGRAIN (Charles d'). Captivite de La Fayette. Heroide, Avec Figures, Et des Notes liistoriques, non encore connues du Public, sur les Illustres Prisonniers d'Olinutz, en Moravie. A Paris, chez Cocheris, Imprimenr-Libraire, cloitre Saint-Benoit, no. 352, Section des Thermes. An cinquieme de la Repub- lique. (1797, vieux stylel Sm. 4to. pp. (3), 6, 60, (2). pi. [AIDE (Hamilton)]. Rita: An Autobiography. Boston: 1860. 121110. pp. 358. Aigle (L 1 ) et Ic Hibou.S^ Cerutti. [AiKiN (John)]. Essays on Song-Writing: with a Collection of such English Songs as are most eminent for Poetical Merit. The second edition, with additions and corrections. Warring- ton: MDCCLXXIV. I2ino. pp. xix, 286. The Works of the British Poets selected and chro- nologically arranged. With Biographical and Critical Notices. By Dr. Aikin. A new revised edition, Illustrated with Fine Steel Engravings. New York: MDCCCLII. 3 vols. 8vo. pis. and ports. #** Contains extracts from the following authors: Vol. I. Thomson, Beatlie. Ben Jonson, A. Philips, Vol. II Cowley, Collins, Robert Southey, Milton, Dyer, Charles Lamb, Waller, Shenstone, James Hogg, Dryclen, Churchill, Thomas Moore, J. Philips, Young, Walter Savage Landor, Parnell, Akenside, Thomas Campbell, Rowe, Gray, Henry Kirke White, Addison, Smollett, Lord Byron, Prior, Littelton, Ebenezer Elliott, Gay, Goldsmith, John Wilson, Green, Johnson, Bryan Waller Procter . Tickell, Armstrong, (Barry Cornwall), Hammond, J. Warton, Henry Hart Milman, Somerville, T. Warton, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Pope, Mason, John Keats, Swift, Cowper, Leigh Hunt, LIBRARY. 7 Allan Cunningham, Barbauld, Joanna Baillie, John Clare, Sir William Jones, Bloomfield, Thomas Hood, Crahbe, Wordsworth, Felicia Hemans, Chatterton, Bowles, Caroline Norton, Gifford, Coleridge, Robert Pollok, Burns, Montgomery, George Croly. Rogers, Sir Walter Scott. Vol. III. Grahame, Falconer, AIKIN (Lucy). Memoirs of the Court of Elizabeth, Queen of England. Reprint of the Sixth Edition, revised and corrected. London: [n. d.] 8vo. pp. 532. AIRMAN (James) See Buchanan, G. A INS WORTH (W. H.) See Home Companion. AKENSIDE (M.). The Poems of Mark Akenside. London: MDCCCLXXVI. 121110. port. -See Campbell, T. AKERMAN (John Yonge). Numismatic Illustrations of the Narrative Portions of the New Testament. London : 1846. 8vo. pp. 59. pi. An Introduction to the Study of Ancient and Modern Coins. London : M.DCCC.XLVIII. 121110. pp. 220. AKERS (Elizabeth) [pseud. Florence Percy]. Poems. Bos- ton : 1869. 161110. pp. 251. ALAMANNI (Luigi). La Coltivazione e gli Epigram mi di Luigi Alamanni, e Le Api, di Giovanni Rucellai, Gentiluomini Fiorentini ; colle Annotazioni del Signer Dottor Giuseppe Bianchini da Prato sopra la Coltivazione ; e di Roberto Titi Sopra Le Api, Con la Vita dell' Alamanni scritta dal Sig. Co. Giammaria Mazzuchelli Bresciano Accademico Delia Crusca, E con una dotta Lettera del Sig. Giovanni Checozzi Vicentino. Bassano, 1795. A Spese Remondini di Venezia. 161110. pp. 286. port. ** * Autograph of Leigh Hunt on title page. ALBERI . (Eugenic). Vita di Caterina de' Medici. Saggio Storico. Firenze : 1838. 4to. pp. 472. ports. ALBON (Comte d'). Discours politiques, historiques, et crit- iques, sur quelques gouvernemens de P Europe. A Neuchatel : M.DCC.LXXIX. 8vo. pp. 404. # * # Contains a study of the American Revolution, then in progress. 8 GRAHAM [ALBRIZZI (Giambatista)]. Forestiere Illuminate intorno le cose piu rare, e curiose, antiche, e moderne Delia Citta' di Venezia, e dell' Isole circonvicine; Con la descrizione delle Chiese, Monisterj, Ospedali, Tesoro di S. Marco, Fabbriche pubbliche, Pitture celebri, e di quanto v'e di piu riguardevole. Opera Adornata Di molte bellissime Vedute in rame delle fab- briche piu cospicue di questa Metropoli. Prodotta Sotto Gli Auspicj di S. A. R. Federigo Cristiano Principe Reale di Polo- nia, ed Elettorale di Sassonia ec. In Venezia MDCCXL. Presso Giambatista Albrizzi q. Gir. Con Licenza de' Superiori, e Privilegio. i6tno. pp. 343. pis. *** Thomas Moore's copy, with his autograph and hook plate. ALBRIZZI (I. ). Opere di Scultura e Di Plastica di Antonio Canova descritte da Isabella Albrizzi, nata Teotochi. Pisa: Presso Niccolo Capurro. MDCCCXXI- 4 vols. 8vo. pis. [ALDRICH (Thomas Bailey)]. The Bells : A Collection of Chimes. By T. B. A. New York: 1855. 8vo. pp. 144. 'The Ballad of Babie Bell and Other Poems. Third edition. New York: MDCCCLX. 121110. pp. 118. *** "One of James Lorimer Graham's unfortunate purchases, T. B. Al- drich," is written on a fly leaf in the handwriting of the author. The Poems of. Boston: 1865. 241110. pp. 240. " Aleph." See Harvey, W. ALEXANDER (J. W.) and OTHERS. The Man of Business, Considered in his Various Relations. By James W. Alexander, D. D., John Todd, D. D., William B. Spragne, D. D., Stephen H. Tyng, D. D., Isaac Ferris, D. D., Jonathan F. Stearns, D. D. New York: 1857. 121110. ALFIERI(V-). Tragedie di Vittorio Alfieri da Asti. Firenze, Presso Leonardo Ciardetti. MDCCCXX. 6 vols. rl. 8vo. port. Commedie di Vittorio Alfieri. Giovine, piansi ; or, vecchio omai vo'ridere. Italia MDCCCIX. 2 vols. rl. 8vo. pp. 219. ALFORD (Henry). The Poetical Works of. Boston. MDCCCLIII. lamo. pp. 42.4. Letters From Abroad. Second edition. London, 1865. 121110. pp. 269. A Plea for the Queen's English. Stray Notes on Speaking and Spelling. London, 1869. i6mo. pp. 278. LIBRARY. 9 Allgemeine Geschichte. See Schroter, J. F. ALGER (W. R.). The Poetry of the East. [Edited] by Wil- liam Rounseville Alger. Boston: 1856. 8vo. pp. 280. pi. ALISON (Archibald). The Military Life of John, Duke of Marlborough. New York: 1848. 8vo. pp. 410, maps. ALLAN, (John) See Duyckinck, E. A. ALLEN (Joseph). Battles of the British Navy. New Edi- tion, Revised and Enlarged. London: MDCCCLIII. 2 vols. 8vo. port. ALLEN (W.) See Titus, S. Four Letters, from the Rev. W. Allen, to the Right Hon. Admiral Lord Radstock, G. C. B., &c., &c., &c., on the Poems of John Clare, the Northamptonshire Peasant. Lon- don: MDCCCXXIII. 121110. pp. 77. *** There is a noticeable tendency, of by no means modern origin, to judge much work not by the quality of the work, but by the quality of the worker. Let a woman or an infant prodigy do anything, a blind or armless man play on the piano, etc., etc., etc., and the thing done is at once declassed, and judged on new grounds. One of the fortunate individuals so favored was John Clare, and in his time he created a great stir. What the merit of his work was, time has rated more truthfully. ALLENT (B.). Les Animaux Industrieux, on Description des ruses qu'ils mettent en ceuvre pour saisir leur proie et fuir leurs ennemis; des moyens qu'ils emploient dans la construction de leurs habitations; de leurs combats, de leurs jeux, et de toutes les ressources qu'ils out re9ues de la nature pourveiller a 1'entretien et a la conservation de leur vie. Huitime Edition. Paris [n. d.]. i2mo. pp. 286. plates. [ALLIBONE (S. A.)]. Great Truths by Great Authors. A Dictionary of Aids to Reflection, quotations of maxims, meta- phors, counsels, cautions, aphorisms, proverbs, &c., &c. From Writers of all Ages and both Hemispheres. Philadelphia: 1857. 8vo. pp. 564. Poetical Quotations from Chaucer to Tennyson. With copious indexes: authors, 550; subjects, 435; quotations, 13,600. Philadelphia: 1874. 8vo. pp. 788. ALLOM (Thomas). China, in a series of views, displaying the Scenery, Architecture, and Social Habits, of That Ancient Em- pire. Drawn, from original and authentic sketches. With 10 GRAHAM historical and descriptive notices by the Rev. G. N. Wright. .[London: 1843.] 4 vols. 4to. pis. ALMANACK deGotha. Annuaire Genealogique, diplomatique et statistiqne pour L'Auue'e 1870. Gotha: [1870.] 24mo. pp. 1106. ports. x*x Also copies for 1871, '2, '3 and '4. [ALMON (John)]. Examen du Ministere de Mr. Pitt, dedie au Roi de Prusse. Traduit de I'Anglois par le Colonel Che- valier de Champigny, Avec des Notes Interessantes. Son inten- tion est de souinettre aux lumieres du public, dont le jugement est toujours sur, les motifs qui ont ete le mobile de ses actions pendant le cours de son Ministere. A la Have, Chez Pierre Gosse Junior, et Daniel Pinet, M. D. cc. LXIV. 8vo. pp. viii, 346. [ ] An Asylum for Fugitive Pieces, in Prose and Verse, not in any other Collection, with several pieces never before published. A New Edition, including many pieces not in the former edition, and several never before printed. London: M DCC LXXXV- 4 vols. 8vo. y.*# To those unfamiliar with the poetry of the period a glance herein in- duces the thought that the editor was a subject for an asylum himself; but in truth he only obeyed the taste of his times in inserting in this collection such poems as: "On Celia killing a flea ;" " To Delia on seeing two cats ;" " Dialogue on a blade bone ; " " Extempore on a pig ; " "On an iuflaination in a lady's eye," and " Verses on a sheet of blank paper." [ ] The New Foundling Hospital for Wit. Being a collection of Fugitive Pieces, in Prose and Verse, not in any other collection. With several pieces never before published. A New Edition, corrected and considerably enlarged. In six volumes. London: MDCC LXXXVI. 121110. #%. Lacks volumes I, n and iv. Alonzo. See Home, J. Alzuma. See Murphy, A. AMATORY Poems, with Translations and Imitations from An- cient Amatory Authors. London: Printed forj. Bell, No. 148, Oxford-Street. 1805. i6uio. pp. xv, 64. #*# 24 plates inserted. [AMBROSE (Paul)]. The Slave Question a Pretext to Lead the Masses on to Revolution. (From the National Intelligencer, Washington, March 1863.) 8vo. pp. 24. LIBRARY. 11 AME, (Georges.) Le Libre-echange en Angleterre et en France. Paris: 1868. 241110. pp. 70. American Annual Register. See Callender, J. T. AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. The Charter and By- Laws of the American Geographical and Statistical Society. Incorporated, May 22, 1852. New York: 1852. 8vo. pp. 24. Statement of the Object and Organization of the Amer- ican Geographical and Statistical Society; with a Copy of its Charter, By-Laws, Formation of Sections, and List of Mem- bers. New York: 1857. 8vo. pp. 15. Annual Report of the Council and Officers, with ap- pendix. For the year ending third December 1857. New York: 1858. 8vo. pp. 50. Report of Committee on Recent Discoveries and Pub- lications, on Snb-Oceanic Geography. January 8, 1857. New York: 1857. 8vo. pp. 19. **# This is a report, made up of letters of M. F. Maury and Prof. J. W. Bailey. Journal of the American Geographical and Statistical Society. Volume I. New York: 1859. Sin. 4to. pp. 310. maps. American Eloquence. See Moore, F. AMERICAN Notes and Queries, edited by William Brotherhead. Philadelphia, 1857. 8vo. pp. 160. *% Nos. i to 4, being all ever printed. AMERICAN Thanksgiving Dinner, at St. James' Hall, London. Thursday, November 26th, 1863. London: 1863. Svo. pp. 94. Amerique du Nord. t See Bellet. AMES (F.). Works of Fisher Ames. With a selection from his Speeches and Correspondence. Edited by his sou, Seth Ames. Boston: 1854. 2 vols. Svo. port. AMPERE (J. J.). Voyage en Egypte et en Nubie. Paris: 1868 Svo. pp. 577. Amymone. See Lynn, E. ANACHARSIS. See Barthelemy. ANACREON, Bion, and Moschus, with other translations. By Thomas Stanley. First printed 1651. A new edition, with a preface, critical and biographical. London: From the Private 12 GRAHAM Press of Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown. 1815. 121110. pp. xxvii, (4), 276. ANACREON. The Odes of Anacreon. Translated by Thomas Moore. With fifty-four illustrative designs by Girodet de Roussy. Now first produced in England. London: John Camden Hotten, Piccadilly. [1869.] oblong 121110. pp. 225. pis. [ANBUREY (Thomas)]. Voyages dans les Parties Interieures De 1'Amerique, pendant le cours de la derniere guerre; Par un Officier de 1'Armee Royale. Traduit de 1'Anglois. Tome premier. A Paris, Chez Briand, Libraire, rue Pavee-Saint- Andre-des-Arcs, no. 22. 1790. 2 vols. 8vo. pis. *** Anburey was, or claimed to be, an officer in Burgoyne's army. His narrative is, however, so largely plagiaristic from Burgoyne's narrative, and from certain well known books of travel, that the probabilities are that the book was worked up in Grub street, without the author ever having been in this country. His account is as truthful, however, as most English travels in America. ANCELOT ( ?) and MAZERES. L'Espion, drame en cinq actes et en prose, par Mm. Ancelot et Mazeres, represente pour la pre- mie're fois sur le Theatre Frangais, le 13 Decembre 1828. Paris: 1829. 8vo. pp. 136. #** A dramatization of Cooper's "Spy." Ancient Poetry of Spain, See Bowring, J. Ancient Spanish Ballads. See Lockhart, J. G. ANDERSEN (Hans Christian). Danish Fairy Legends and Tales. Translated by Caroline Peachey. With a memoir of the author. Third Edition, Enlarged. With 120 illustrations, chiefly by foreign artists. London: 1870. i2mo pp. 456. pis. The Improvisatore: or, Life in Italy. From the Danish. By Mary Howitt. London: [n. d.] 121110. pp. 340. Tales and Fairy Stories. Translated by Madame de Chatelain. New edition. Illustrated by Henry Warren. Lon- don: [n. d.] i6mo. pp. 401. pis. ANDREW (John A.). Address of his Excellency to the two branches of the Legislature of Massachusetts, January 9, 1863. Boston: 1863. 8vo. pp. 80. ANDREWS (Israel D.). Communication from the Secretary of the Treasury, transmitting, in compliance with a resolution of the Senate of March 8, 1851, the Report of Israel D. Andrews, Consul of the United States for Canada and New Brunswick, on LIBRARY. 13 the Trade and Commerce of the British North American Colo- nies, and upon the Trade of the Great Lakes and Rivers; also, notices of the internal improvements in each state, of the Gulf of Mexico and Straits of Florida, and a paper on the cotton crop of the United States. Washington: 1854. 8vo. pp. 851. ANDREWS (J.). History / of the/War/ with /America, France, and Spain, / and Holland; / commencing in 1775 and ending in 1783. / By John Andrews, LL. D. j f In four volumes with por- traits, maps and charts. I ... I London: / Published by his Majesties royal licence and authority. / For John Fielding, Pater Noster Row; and John Jarvis, in the Strand. MDCCLXXXV- 4 vols. 8vo. ports, and maps. Anecdotes Amcricaines. See Hornot, A. ANECDOTES du Temps de la Terreur. Paris: 1859. 121110. pp. 210. ANECDOTES, Historical and Literary; or a Miscellaneous: Selection of curious and striking passages, from Eminent Mod- ern Authors. London: 1/96. 8vo. pp. xiv (2), 464. ANECDOTES of Books and Authors. London: MDCCCXXXVI. i2ino. pp. 260. Anecdotes of Distinguished Persons. See Seward, W. An Elegy. See DeFoe. ANTHON (Charles). First Greek Lessons. New York: 1842. 121110. pp. 238. ANTOMMARCHI (F.). The Last Days of the Emperoi Napo- leon. By Dr. F. Antommarchi, his physician. London: 1825. 2 vols. 8vo. ANVERS (N. d'.) Elementary History of Art. An Introduc- tion to Ancient and Modern Architecture, Sculpture, Painting, Music. With a preface by T. Roger Smith. Illustrated with one hundred and twenty woodcuts, London: 1874. 8vo. pp. 646. ANVILLE (J. B. Bourguignon d'). Canada / Louisiaue / et / Terres Angloises. / . . . / Novembre MDCCLV. i sheet, ele- phant fo. APIANUS (Petrus). Cosmographia, / sive / Descriptio / Vui- versi Orbis, / avctoribvs / Petro A piano, et Gemma Frisio, / mathematicorvm insignivm. / Cuius huic editioni additus est 14 GRAHAM de Astrolabe Catholico libellus, / nunc primum a Martino Euerartho in Epitomen contractus. / Csetera vide pagima quinta. / Antverpise: / Ex officina Arnoldi Coninx. / M.D.LXXXIIII. Sm. 410. pp. (16), 209. map. #** Clement states that this is the best edition. APICIAN Morsels; or, Tales of the Table, Kitchen and Larder: containing A New and Improved Code of EATics; select Epicu- rean precepts; nutritive maxims, reflections, anecdotes, &c., illustrating the veritable science of the mouth; which includes the art of never breakfasting at home, and always dining abroad. By Dick Humelbergius Secundus. London: 1829. 121110. pp. 348. pi. Appletoii 1 s Cyclopaedia of Biography. See Hawks, F. L. APULEIUS. The Works of Apuleius. Comprising the Meta- morphoses, or Golden Ass, the God of Socrates, the Florida, and his Defence, or a discourse on Magic. A new translation. To which are added, a metrical version of Cupid and Psyche, and Mrs. Tighe's Psyche, a poem in six cantos. London: MDCCCLIII. 121110. pp. 533. port. Les Metamorphoses: ou 1'Ane d'or d'Apulee. Philo- sophe Platonicien. Nouvelle Edition. A Chatillon-sur-Seine. L'an V. 8vo. See Marmion. [ARBELLE ( ?)]. Les Renards, les Dindons, et le Mexique. Bordeaux: 1863. 8vo. pp. 24. ARCO (Carlo d'). Istoria della Vita e delle Opere di Giulio Pippi Romano Con tavole. Mantova: A Spese Dell'Autore M. DCCC. xxxvin. Fo. pis. ARCULF. See Wright, T. AREY (Henry W.). The Girard College and Its Founder. Containing the Biography of Mr. Girard, the history of the institution, its organization and plan of discipline, with the course of education, forms of admission of pupils, description of the buildings, &c. &c., and The Will of Mr. Girard. Philadel- phia: 1856. 121110. pp. 85. pi. and port. ARGYLL (G. D. Campbell, Duke of}. Primeval Man. An Examination of some Recent Speculations. London: 1869. 121110. pp. 200. pi. LIBRARY. la ARIOSTO (Lodovico). L' Orlando Furioso di Lodovico Ari- osto. Totno I. Pisa. Dalla Tipografia Delia Societa Lette- raria. MDCCCix. 5 vols. Fo. port. *% For another edition of Orlando Furioso, see Harrington, J. The Orlando Furioso. Translated into English Verse r from the Italian of Ludovico Ariosto, with notes by Wil- liam Stewart Rose. New Edition. Illustrated with engravings on steel. London: 1858. 2 vols. 121110. port, and pis. ARIST^NETUS. See Propertius. ARISTOPHANES. The Comedies of Aristophanes. A new and literal translation, from the revised text of Dindorf, with notes and extracts from the best metrical versions. By William James Hickie. London: MDCCCLin. 2 vols. i2ino. port. ARISTOTELES. The Politics and Economics of Aristotle, translated, with notes, original and selected, and analyses. To which are prefixed an introductory essay and life of Aristotle, by Dr. Gillies. By Edward Walford. London: MDCCCLIII. 121110. pp. 338. port. The Organon, or Logical Treatises, of Aristotle. With the introduction of Porphyry. Literally translated, with notes, syllogistic examples, analysis, and introduction. By Octavius Freire Owen. London: MDCCCLIII. 2 vols. 121110. The Nicomachean Ethics of Aristotle. Translated, with notes, original and selected; an analytical introduction; and questions for the use of students. By R. W. Browne. London: 1853. 121110. , pp. 347. Aristotle's Treatise on Rhetoric, literally translated from the Greek. With an analysis by Thomas Hobbes, and a series of questions. New edition, to which is added a supple- mentary analysis containing the Greek definitions. Also the Poetic of Aristotle, literally translated, with a selection of notes, an analysis, and questions. By Theodore Buckley. London: MDCCCLIII. 121110. pp. 500. Arliquiniana. See Cotolendi. ARNE. See Plumstead. ARNOLD (Matthew). Poems. Third edition. London: 1857^ 121110. pp. 252. 16 GRAHAM ARNOLD (Matthew). Merope. A tragedy. London: MDCCO LVIII. i6mo. pp. 138. The Popular Education of France, with notices of that of Holland and Switzerland. London: 1861. 8vo. pp. 294. A French Eton; or, Middle Class Education and the State. London and Cambridge: 1864. i6mo. pp. 122. Essays in Criticism. London and Cambridge: 1865. 121110. pp. 302. #*x Contains the following essays : The Function of Criticism at the Pres- Pagan and Mediaeval Religious Senti- ent Time. ment. The Literary Influence of Academies. Joubert. Maurice de Guerin. Spinoza. Eugenie de Gue'rin. Marcus Aurelius. Heiurich Heine. On The Study of Celtic Literature. London: 1867. i2ino. pp. 181. Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social Criticism. London: 1869. 8vo. pp. 272. Poems. London: M DCCC LXIX. 2 vols. i2mo. St. Paul and Protestantism; with an introduction on Puritanism and the Church of England. London: 1870. 121110. pp. 176. Friendship's Garland : being the Conversations, Let- ters, and Opinions of the late Arminius, Baron von Thunder- Ten-Trouckh. Collected and edited, with a dedicatory letter *to Adolescens Leo, Esq., of "The Daily Telegraph." London: 1871. i2ino. pp. 172. "Artemtis Ward." See Brown, C. F. ARTHUR, Prince. See History of the Renown. ARVINE (Kazlitt). The Cyclopaedia of Anecdotes of litera- ture and the fine arts; containing a copious and choice selection of anecdotes on the various forms of literature, of the arts, of architecture, engravings, music, poetry, painting and sculpture, and of the most celebrated literary characters and artists of different countries and ages, etc. With numerous illustrations. Boston: 1855. rl. 8vo. pp. 698. ASH (John). The New and Complete Dictionary of the LIBRARY. , 17 English Language. In which All the Words are introduced, The Different Spellings preserved, The Sounds of the Letters occasionally distinguished, The Obsolete and Uncommon Words supported by Authorities, And the Different Construction and Uses illustrated by Examples. To which is prefixed, a Com- pendious Grammar. In two volumes. London: Printed for Edward and Charles Dilly in The Poultry; and R. Baldwin in Pater-Noster Row. MDCCLXXV. 2 vols. 8vo. ASHK (Thomas). Travels in America, performed in 1806, For the purpose of exploring the Rivers Alleghany, Monon- ga'hela, Ohio, and Mississippi, and Ascertaining the Produce and Condition of their banks and vicinity. By Thomas Aslie, Esq. In three volumes. . . . London: Printed for Richard Phillips, Bridge Street; By John Abraham, Clement's Lane. 1808. 3 vols. 121110. *** See Thomson's Bibliography of Ohio for an estimate of this work. Assess Life of Alfred. See Giles, J. A. Asylum for Fugitive Pieces. See Almon. Atalanta in Calydon. See Hough ton, Lord. ATHENJEUM Club. Commemorative proceedings of the Athenaeum Club on the death of Abraham Lincoln, [n. p. n. d.] 8vo. pp. 36. port;. ATHEN/EUS. The Deipnosophists; or, Banquet of the Learned ot Athenseus. Literally translated by C. D. Yonge. With an appendix of poetical fragments, rendered into English Verse by various authors, and a general index. London: MDCCCLIV. 3 vois. 1 2 mo. ATHOLE (Jane, Duchess of}. Letters of the Duchess of Athole and Lady Catherine Stewart, [n. p. n. d.] 8vo. pp. 20. *%. Privately printed by Lord Hough ton. ATKINSON, (Edward). On the Collection of Revenue. Bos- ton: 1867. 8vo. pp. 70. * [ATKINSON, (Thomas)]. The Chameleon. Second edition. London: MDCCCXXXII. 8vo. pp. 312. pi. The ATLANTIC Club-Book, being Sketches in Prose and Verse, by various authors. New-York: 1834. 121110. pp. 312, *** Vol. II. only. Stories, poems, etc., by the authors of the day. AUBERTEUIL (Hilliard d'). Essais / Historiques et Poli- tiques/sur'les / Anglo-Americains. / Par M. Hilliard d'Auber- 18 GRAHAM teuil. / Tome Premier. / Premiere Partie. / A Bruxelles. / M.DCC.LXXXII. 2 vols. 410. pp. xij, 135; map and port. ; xij,. 303; 3 maps, 2 plates and port. *% " The plates in this edition, by Le Barbier and others, are finely en- graved, and include the Assembly of Congress, Portraits of Hancock, Wash- ington, Franklin and Pitt, Death of Warren, Montgomery, Fire in New York, Plan of the Battle of Monmouth," etc. At the end of Vol. II. are a number of Epitaphs upon American officers, and the work contains a list of French officers who received commissions from Congress during the revolution. The second volume has a different title, as follows : Essais / Historiques et Politiques / sur la / Revolution / de 1'Amerique / septriouale. / Par M. Hilliard d'Auberteuil. / Tome second. / Premierre Partie. / A Bruxelles, / Et se trouve / A Paris. / Chez 1'Auteur, rue des Bons-Enfans-Saint-Honore. / M DCC.LXXXII. / 4to. pp. vj, 152, 2 maps, 2 ports, and pi. xii, 153-315, 3 maps. Histoire / de 1' Administration / de Lord North, / Ministre des Finances en Angleterre, / depuis 17/0 jnsqu'en 1782, / et de la Guerre de 1'Amerique septentrionale, jusqu'a la Paix: / Suivie du Tableau Historique des finances / d' Angleterre, depuis Guillaume III jus- / qu'en 1/84. / . . . / A Londres, / Et se trouve A Paris. / / M.DCC.LXXXIV. 2 vols. 8vo. pp. xx, 276, map; (4), 180, 80. ^% The u Tableau," which forms the last 80 pages of the second volume, has a separate title, as follows : Nouveau / Compte Rendu / ou / Tableau / Historique /des Finances / d'An- gleterre, / Depuis / le regne de Guillaume III, /jusqu'eu 1784. / A Londres./ et se trouve A Paris. / /M.DCC.LXXXIV. #*# "The author says, that after having translated the ' View of the History of Great Britain during the Administration of Lord North,' he thought he might substitute in its place a less prolix and more complete history, preserv- ing all that was useful, agreeable, and interesting in the English work ; and adding a narrative of events which would comprise a complete account of the American War." AUBREY (John). Miscellanies upon various subjects. The fourth edition. London: 1857. 161110. pp. 227. port. Aucoc (Le'on). Notions sur 1'Histoire des Voies de Commu- nication en France. Paris: 1867. 241110. pp. 50. * AUDEBRAND (Philibert). Histoire Intime de la Revolution du 18 Mars Comite" Central et Commune. Paris: 1871. 8vo. pp. 311. Un Petit- Fils de Robinson. Illustrations de G. Fath et Freeman.. Paris, [n.d.] 8vo. pp. 364. pis. AUDUBON (John James). The Birds of America, from draw- ings made in the United States and their territories. New York: 1840- 7 vols. il. 8vo. colored pis. LIBRARY. 19 AUERBACH (Berthold). Edelweiss. Eine Erzahlung. Stutt- gart. Cotta'scher Verlag. 1861. 161110. pp. 409. AUGUSTIN, Saint. Les Soliloqves, le Manvel, et les Medita- tions de Saint Avgvstin. De la Traduction du Sr de Ceriziers, Aumosnier du Roy. Auec les denotes pensees sur le Saint Sacrement. A Paris, La Venue lean Camisat. M. DC. Lin. 241110. pp. (22), 373 (8). Autocrat of the Breakfast Table. See Holmes. AUTOGRAPHS. 3 vols. 4to. #** A very valuable and interesting series of autographs, mounted and bound into volumes, chiefly of famous English people. The first volume is largely formed of authors and statesmen, while the other two are entirely theatrical. In most cases, biographical sketches, portraits, play bills, or other germane matter, accompany each letter. The whole forms a most rare and intrinsically valuable collection, the most notable being a letter from Nelson to "My Dear Emma" (Lady Hamilton), a "private" letter of Wellington's, one of Richard Cumberland, writing of his " new comedy," and three autograph poems of Thomas Moore. The following is a list of the contents, the figures in parenthesis indicating portraits: Volume I : Chambers, R., Ainsworth, William Harrison, Charles First (i), Alboni, Marietta Pepoli, Charton, A., Alison, Sir A., Clarence, Duke of, Anglesey, Henry William Paget, Mar- Clint, George (2), quessof(i), Arnold, S. J., Baugniet, Charles, Bayly, Thomas Haynes, Belletti, Giovanni, Bentinck, Lord G., Bernard, William B., Billington, Mrs. E. (i), Blessingtou, Lady, Boucicault, Dion, Bowdler, H. M., Braham, John (2), Brodrick. W., Brougham, Lord (2), Byron, Lord (2), Campbell, Thomas (i), Canning, George (i), Carew, Miss, Carlyle, Thomas, Castellan, A., Catzolari, Curio, Chalon, Alfred Edward, Cobden, Richard, Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, Coluian, George (i), Cook, Eliza, Cooke, E. W., Cooper, Thomas Sidney, Cope, C. W., Crabbe, George, Croley, George, Cruikshank, George, Cumberland, Richard, Cunningham, -Allan, Danby, Francis, Daniel, George (i), Dickens, Charles (i), Douro, Marquis of, Eastlake, Sir Charles (i), Egg, Augustus, Erskine, Lord, Etty, William, Formes, Carl, Frith, W. P., 20 GRAHAM Gardoni, T., George Second, George Third (r), George Fourth ([), Ginglini, Antonio, Gordon, John Watson, Graddon, Margueritta (i), Green, Charles, Grenville, George, Grisi, Giulia, Hall, Anna Maria, Mrs. S. C., Hardinge, Viscount, Haydou, Benjamin R., Hayes, Catherine, Heber, Reginald, Bishop, Hetnans. Felicia (i), Hervey, T. K., Hood, Thomas (2), Hook, Theodore E. (i), Horn, Charles E., Howitt, Mary, Hume, Joseph, Hunt, Leigh, Huskisson, William (i), James, G. P. R., Jerrold, Douglas (2), Kenuey, James, Knight, Charles, Knowles, James S. (2), Lablache, Louis (i), Lamlon, Lelitia E., Landseer, Edwin, Lansdowne, Henry Fitzmaurice Petty, Marquess of (i), Lawrence, Sir Thomas (2), Lee, Alexander, Leslie, Charles R., Lind, Jenny (i), Linley, William, Lover, Samuel, Lyndhurst, John Singleton Copley, Baron (i), Lyttleton, G., Lytton, Edward Bulwcr (2), Macaulay, Thomas Babington, Maclise, Daniel, Mario, J., Marston, John Westland, Melbourne, Lord, Milford, Mary R., Millais, John Everett, Miller, Thomas, Milman, Henry H., Mitford, M. R., Molesworth, William, Moore, Thomas (ij, More, Hannah, Morton, Thomas, Nelson, Viscount (i), Opie, Amelia, Palmerston, Lord (2), Parry, John, Pasta, Madame Z., Peake, Richard B., Peel, Sir Robert, Pelham, H., Perceval, Spencer, Persiani, Fanny, Phillips, Henry, Piccolomini, Maria, Pickersgill, Frederick Richard, Pickersgill, H. William, Planche, J. R., Proctor, B. W., Rainforth, Elizabeth (i), Rede, William Lemau, Reeves, John Sims, Reynolds, Frederick, Roberts, David, Rogers, Samuel (2), Ronconi, Giovanni, Rossini, G. A., Russell, Lord John, Scott, Walter (2), Sheridan, Frances, Sheridan, Richard Brinsley, Shield, William, Smith, Albert, Solomon, Abraham, Sontag, Henrietta Rossi, Stan field, Clarksou, Stanley, Lord, Stone, Frank, Strickland, Agnes, Talfourd, Thomas N., Tamberlick, Eurico, Tamburini, A., Templeton, John, Tennyson, Alfred, Thackeray, William Makepeace, LIBRARY. 21 Tupper, Martin F., Uwins, Thomas, Viardot, Pauline, Victoria, Queen (i), Ward, E. M., Warren, Samuel, Waylett, Harriet, Webb, Jane, Webster, Thomas, Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, Of (2), West, Benjamin, Wilberforce, William, Wilkie, Sir David (i), William Fourth (i), Wilson, John, Witherington, W. F., Wordsworth, William (r). Volume II: Bannister, John (8), Barry, Spranger (4), Barrymore, William, Jr., Blanchard, William (i), Cooke, George Frederick (6), Davenport, Mary Anne (2), Dibdin, Thomas, Dowton, William (4), Ellar, Thomas, Elliston, Robert William (5), Emery, John (4), Fawcett, John, Junior (7), Garrick, David (12) Gnmaldi, Joseph (i), Harris, Thomas, Henderson, John (3), Holman, J. G. (2), Hull, Thomas (2), Incledon, Charles (3), Johnstone, John (2), Jordan, Mrs. Dora (3), Kean, Edmund (8), Kean, Mary, Kelly, Lydia, Kemble, Charles (9), Kemble, John Philip (12), Kemble, Stephen (2), King, Thomas (7), Knight, Edward (3), Lewis, William Thomas (3), Macklin, Charles (3), Macready, William, Senior, Mattock, Isabella (i), Mellon, Miss Harriot, Duchess of St Albans (3), ^ Mossop, Henry, Mountain, Mrs. Rose (i), Munden, Joseph Shepherd (3,, Oxberry, William (i), Palmer, John (7), Duke Petition signed by William Dowton, Maria Duncan, E. Brereton, John Johnstone, Benjamin E. Wrench. E. R. Edwin, J. Glover, Richard Wroughton, Maria Bew, William Lovegrove, Alex. Rae, Rose Mountain, Alexander Pope, John Bannister, J. B. Fisher. Pope, Alexander (i), Pope, Miss Jane (i), Reeve, John, Siddons, Henry, Siddons, Sarah (8), Smith, William (i), Talma, Francis J. (i), Weston, Mrs. Mary Anne ;i Wewitzer, Ralph (i), Wilkinson, Tate (i), Wrench, Benjamin E. (i), Wroughton, Richard, Young, Charles de (4). Volume III: Abbott, William (2), Anderson, James R. (2), Barnett, Morris, Bartley, George (3), Bennett, George T. (i), Bennett, Julia, Booth, Miss Sarah Anne (i), Brooke, Gustavus Vaughau (i Buckstone, J. B. (3), Bunn, Alfred, Celeste (Elliot) Madame, 22 GRAHAM Cerrito, Fanny, Chatterley, Louise, Compton, Henry (2), Cooke, Thomas P. (2), Cooper, Fanny (i), Cooper, John (2), Creswick, William (i), Cushman, Miss Charlotte (3), Emery, Samuel (i), Fairbrother, Louisa, Farley; Charles (i), Farren, William (6), Faucit, Helen (i), Fitzwilliam, Fanny (ne'e Copeland) (2). Foote, Miss Maria (Countess of Har- rington) (2), Foote, Samuel T. , Glover, Mrs. Julia (ne'e Betterton) (8), Glyn, Isabella (i), Grisi, Carlotta, Harley, John Pritt (4), Honey, Laura, Horton, Priscilla (Mrs. German Reed), Howard, Kate, Hudson, James H. (i), Jones Richard (2), Kean, Charles John (3), Kean, Ellen (r), Keeley, Mary Ann (ne'e Goward) (i), Keeley, Robert (i), Kelly, F. H., Kelly, Miss F. Maria, Kemble, Fanny (2), Lacy, Walter, Laporte, O. F., Le Clerc, Carlotta, Listen, John (3), Listen, Mrs. (Miss Sarah Tyre), (2), Mackay, Charles (i), Macready, William (4), Marston, Henry, Mathews, Charles (8), Mathews, Charles J. (5), Matthews, Frank, Meadows, Drinkwater, Murray, Leigh (2), Nisbett, Mrs. (Miss Mordaunt, ne'e Louisa Cranstoune Macnamara, later Lady Boothby) (2), O'Neill, Miss (2), Orger, Mrs. Mary Anne (2), Phelps, Samuel (4), Power, Tyrone (2), Raynor, Lionel B. (i), Reynolds, Jane L-, Ristori, Adelaide, Robson, Frederick (r), Sartoris, Adelaide, Smith, Richard John (O. Smith \ (2), Stanley, Emma, Stirling, Mrs. Fanny (2), Ternan, Frances E., Terry, Daniel (2), Thursby, Anne (nee Humby), Vandenhoff, John (2), Vestris, Eliza (Mrs. Charles Mathews), (6), Wallack, James William (i), Warner, Mrs. Mary Amelia (nee Hud- dart) (3), Webster, Benjamin (2), West, Sarah (i), Wigan, Alfred (r), Wilkinson, John B. (r), Woolgar, Sarah J. (i), Wright, Edward (2), Yates, Elizabeth (i), Yates, Frederick H. (2), AUTOGRAPHS. American Colonial autographs, mounted in scrap book. Fo. *** Contains : Hannah Arnold (body of letter in handwriting of Benedict Arnold); Deposition of sailors regarding Benedict Arnold's sloop, "The Charming Sally ;" Benedict Arnold; Daniel Boone ; Morgan Lewis ; C. Law- rence; Lambert Smith ; Joe Winslow ; Edward Antill; James Hamilton; A. Mascarene ; and I. Moncreffe. AVANT Pendant et Apre"s la Guerre Sixime Edition. De"cembre 1870. i2ino. pp. 27. L/edo: LIBRARY. 23 L? Avocat pour et contre. See Cerisier, A. M. Ayloff. See Rochester. [AvTOUN (William Edmondstonne).] The Book of Ballads. Edited by Bon Gaultier. A new edition, with several new bal- lads. With illustrations. New York^i852. 121110. pp. 216. [AYTOUN (William Edmondstone).] Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers and other poems. Eighteenth edition. Edinburgh and London. % MDCCCLXVI. 121110. pp. 359. Azeth, the Egyptian. See Lynn, E. II^ACHELET (Th.). *Dictionnaire General des Lettres, des Beaux-Arts et des Sciences Morales et Politiques avec la collaboration et la co-direction de Ch. Dezobry. Paris: 1862. rl. 8vo. pp. 1808. BACON (Francis, Lord, Viscount of St. Albans). The Moral and Historical Works of Lord Bacon, including his Essays, Apophthegms, Wisdom of the Ancients, New Atlantis, and Life of Henry the Seventh. With an introductory dissertation, and notes, critical, explanatory, and historical. By Joseph Devey. London: 1854. 121110. pp. 504. port. - The Physical and Metaphysical Works of Lord Bacon, including his Dignity and Advancement of Learning, in nine books; and his Novuin Organnm; or, precepts for the interpre- tation of nature. By Joseph Devey. London: 1853. 12 mo. pp. 567. BACQUEVILLE DE LA POTHERIE. Histoire de 1'Amerique Septenlrionale. Divisee en quatre Tomes. Tome Premier. Par M. de Bacqueville de la Potherie, ne a la Guadaloupe, dans 1'Amerique Meridionale, Aide Major de la dite Isle. Enrichie de Figures. A Paris: Chez Brocas, Quay de Conti, an Pavilion du College des Quatre-Nations, aux Armes de Mazarin. M. DCC. LIU. Avec Approbation & Privilege du Roy. 4 vois. 121110. maps and pis. **# The title of each volume varies. BAEDEKER (Karl). Belgique et Hollande. Coblenz: 1862. 1 2111 o. pp. 303. - Northern Italy. Coblenz: 1868. J2ino. pp. 430. - Die Schweiz. Coblenz: 1868. I2mo. pp. 427. BAII.EY (Isaac). American Naval Biography. Compiled by Isaac Bailey. Providence (R. I.). 1815. 121110. pp. 257. .*# Contains sketches of: Tl onias Truxton, Edward Prehle, Alexander Murray, John Rodgers, (24) Isaac Hull, Stephen Decatur, Jacob Jones, James Lawrence, LIBRARY. 25 William Bainbridge, William Henry Allen, John Barry, Oliver H. Perry, Nicholas Biddle, William Burrows, David Porter, Thomas Aylwin, Charles Morris, Thomas Macdonough. [BAILEY (Philip James)]. Festus. / A Poem. / London. / William Pickering. / MDCCCXXXIX. / 8vo. pp. (2) 360. # * # This is the first edition, suppressed by the author, and very much altered in the second edition. The Mystic and other Poems. Boston: M uccc LVI. 1 2111 o. pp. 159. The Age; a colloquial satire. Boston: MDCCCLVIII. 121110. pp. 208. BAILEY (William). Records of patriotism and love of country. Washington: Printed and published/ and may be had of all booksellers in the U. S. 1826. 8vo. pp. xiii, 216. **# Specially illustrated by the insertion of seventy portraits. BAILLY (J. S.). Lettres sur T Atlantide de Platon et snr 1'anci- enne Histoire de 1'Asie. Pour servir de suite aux Lettres sur 1'origine des Sciences, adressees a M. de Voltaire par M. Bailly. A Londres chez M. Elmsly et a Paris: M. DCC. LXXIX. 8vo. PP- (4), 443, ma P- See Franklin, B. BAIN (Alexander). A Higher English Grammar. London: 1875. i6mo. pp. 219. BAINES (Edward, Jr.). History of the Cotton Manufacture in Great Britain; with a notice of its early history in the East, and in all the quarters of the globe; a description of the Great Me- chanical Inventions which have caused its unexampled exten- sion in Great Britain, and a view of the Present State of the Manufacture and the condition of the classes engaged in its several departments. London: [1835]. Svo. pp. 544. pis. and ports. Baked Meats. See Halpine, C. G. BAKER (George A., Jr.). Point-Lace and Diamonds. With illustrations by Addie Ledyard. New York: 1875. 121110. pp. 132. BALBO (Cesare). Vita di Dante scrittada Cesare Balbo. Edi- zione consentita dall'autore. Firenze: 1853. i2ino. pp. 496. GRAHAM BALDWIN, W. See Knapp (A.). BALFOUR (John Hutton). Phyto-theology; or Botanical Sketches, intended to illustrate the works of God in the struct- ure, functions, and general distribution of plants. London and Edinburgh. M.DCCC. Li. 161110. pp. 242. pis. BALLADS. [London and other places: 1790-1820.] 4to. **# A collection of over three hundred ballads, mostly narrow quarto, mounted in a volume. In the early part of this century these leaflets had an enormous sale all over England, being sold by itinerant chapmen, who advertised their wares by singing them in succession, thus selling tune as well as words to would-be customers. The concert hall has pretty well done away with the picturesque trade, but it is still occasionally to be met with in the "East End ;" and at the doors of certain variety-show places in London, it is still the vogue for the audience to purchase the songs to be sung, in order that they may join in the chorus, thus oftentimes supplying ^the best part of the programme. The following is a list of the ballads in this collec- tion, many of which will be recognized as works known even to-day to greater numbers, aud better loved, than many of the ''best hundred books": Richard of Taunton Dean. Whistle, My Love, and I'll Come Down. Funny Eye, or, Female Fashions. The Devil and Little Mike. Drum Major. Flashy Back and Hungry Belly. Pray Remember the Poor. The Lass wi' the Bonnie Blue E'en. The Thorn. Lovely Anne. From Night Till Morn I Take My Glass. The Smile and the Tear. The Nightingale. The Wounded Hussar. Spring Water Cresses. Howls of the Farmers. Liverpool Landlady. Harry Bluff. The Caledonian Maid. Fate of Poor Anna. Heaving the Lead. Heroes of England. The Lovely Sailor. The Answer to the Boatman. I'm Often Drunk and Seldom Sober. The Landing of Royal Charlie. Tlmrot's Defeat. I Love Somebody. Dear Mary, or, Farewell to Old Eng- land. Fairlop Fair. The Answer to Burn's Lovely Jean. The Fuddling Day, or, Saint Monday. Foot of the Hill. The Fox Chase. The Fighting Day. Christmas Day, and Plumb Pudding. Friendship Out of Fashion. Fairest Flower. O Never Fall in Love. Smiling Nan. Rodnev's Glory. Bewildered Maid, or, Slow Broke the Light. The Oyster Girl. City Carting ; or, The Charlies are Coming. The Bold Boatswain of Dover. Blackbird. The Oyster Girl. (No. 2). Fair Ellen. Answer to Chit Chat. The Old Woman and the Spanish War. Old Woman and Her Cats. Faithful Henry. Merry Piper. LIBRARY. 27 Marian's My Lily, and Flora's My Rose. The Merry Swiss Girl. A Three Part Parody on Cherry Ripe. The Trumpeter. Times are Altered, or, The Grumbling Farmers. Madam Sneak. My Lodging is on the Cold Ground. Mary-le More. Tom Moody. Plato's Advice. Fair Evelyn's Bower. Tally O the Hounds. Come Where the Aspens Quiver. The New Mariners. Colin and Phoebe. In My Cottage Near a Wood. Auld Lang Syne. The Turkish Lady. Cherry Ripe. My Heart & Lute. Careless Billy Second Thoughts are Best. Oh, No ! We Never Mention Her. Sandy and Jenny. Larry O'Gaff. The Lamenting Maid. Answer to The Lamenting Maid. The Grand Chorus of Huntsmen in Der Frieschutz. Love Has Eyes. Lovely Nan. In the Bay of Biscay O ! Oh! 'Cruel. The Answer to Oh ! Cruel. The Sequel to Britons. Strike Home. Greenland Whale Fishery. The Trotting Horse. The Sailor's Tear. I've Been Roaming. Isabel. Henry's Come from the Wars. Cold Winter is Past. The Curly Headed Boy. The Knight of the Golden Crest. The Minstrel Boy. Single Life for Me. Queer Little Man. Grog. The Queen's Ascension to the Throne of England. The Kiss, Dear Maid. What D'ye Think of the New Spanish War. The Queen of Hearts. The King ! God Bless Him. Draw the Sword, Scotland. The Sprightly Irishman. Love's Ritornella. The Gallant Sailor. The Gospel Provision. An Hymn. When Vulcan Forged the Bolts of Jove. New Version of Adam and Eve. When Bucks a Hunting Go. Grand Conversation Under the Rose. He Loves and He Rides Away. Sylvia's Request, and William's De- nial. Mary's Dream. Corinthian's Diary. Mrs. Monday. Cupid, the Pretty Plough Boy. Bowls and Rubbers ! or the Holiday Cobler. The Wild & Wicked Youth. Sweet Jane of Tyrone. The Sailor's Hymn. The Contented Wife. Sally Carter. The Forsaken Maid. Castle Hyde. The Lass of Dundee. The Willow Tree. The Winter's Evening, or Deploring Damsel. Sprig of Shillelah. Safely Follow Him. Sailor and His True Love. Delia's Complaint for the Loss of Her Shepherd, Gone to Fight in America. Woodland Mary. Highland Lad. Betsy of Dundee. The Redemption. An Hymn. Billy O'Rooke. The Gossiping Husband. Going to Chelsea to Buy a Bun. The Pilgrim. Sheep Shearing Over. 28 GRAHAM A Word of Advice. How Sweet in the Woodlands. Come Landlord, Fill a Flowing Bowl. Scots wha hae wi' Wallace Bled. The Coal-Hole. Conversation Betwixt the Old and New London Bridge. The Generous Farmer, or, Poor Sol- dier. Grageral Macgree. Winter Piece. Woodman. Johney Lowre. The Swaggering Man. The Unkind Shepherdess. Soldier's Life. Under the Willow Tree. Poor Dicky and His Scolding Wife. The Poor Man's Wish for a Wife. Howls of the Farmers. Helen the Fair. Curly Headed Plough Boy. Sally's Love for a Sailor. Gipsy Loddy. The Garden Gate. Poverty's No Sin. Poor Joe the Marine. I'll Stay for My Jack and He'll Wed Me. Tarpauhng Jacket. Sarah Wilson. New York Streets. Shipwreck'd Tar. While Pensive I Thought on My Love. The Golden Glove. Answer to The Light Guitar. The Cottage in the Grove. The Maid of Lodi. Mr. Walker, The Two Penny Postman^ The Roving Bachelor. The Gown of Green. The Highland Laddie. The Disabled Tar. Downfall in Beer. Drinking Song. The Dauntless Sailor. Affectionate Soldier. Duke William's Frolic. A Bit of the Brown. Answer to Sweet Home. An Appeal to the Benevolent. 1 he Arethusa. The Youth of the Garden. Merry Piper. The Orphan Wet with the Rain. I've been Roaming. Isabel. The Young May-Moon. Henry's Gone to the Wars. The Bold Cobler. Colin and Phoebe. In my Cottage near a Wood. Forecastle Sailor, or the Guardian Frig- ate. The Trumpeter. Feyther's Old Sow. Old England forever shall Weather the Storm. Brandy for ever shall Cheer up the Heart. A new Boxing Song. Away with Melancholy. A New Dialogue. Answer to the Garden Gate: Dick the Dustman. Ellen Aureen. Answer to Isabelle. The Lass of Richmond Hill. At Close of Day. Oh! 'Tis Love. Our Ship she lays in Harbour. Jemm5''s Farewell. On Board of The Victory. Beadle of the Parish. The Banks of the Dee. The Beggar. A Flounce to Your Gown. Jack's the Lad. Erin-go-Bragh. The Thumping Glass of Gin. Bonny Moon. Hurrah for the Bonnets of Blue. The Blue Bonnets are over the Border. Great Flopping Bonnets are now ah the Order. The Banners of Blue. The Cuckoo. Battle of the Nile. The Disconsolate Lover. Fanny Blair. LIBRARY. 29 Daring Highwayman. Henry's couie from the Wars. The Curly Headed Boy.- Cold Winter is Past. The Knight of the Golden Crest. The Soldier's Gratitude. The Sequel to Britons, Strike Home. The Deep, Deep Sea. The Indian Maid. Poll of Wappiug Stairs. The Wounded Hussar. Lover's Meeting. The Country Girl. The Moon is on the Hill. Soldier's Boy. Mr. Simpkin. The Soldier's Orphan. Return, O My Love. The Banks of Allan Water. I'm his Only Daughter. Reform and King William Forever. In my Cottage near a Wood. Good Lord Fauconbridge's generous Irish Providence. Gift. The Gospel Provision. An Hymn. The Bold Forty-Second. Britain's Guardian Angel. Bung Your Eye. Poor Joe the Marine. Moses Number'd Men. Under the Willow Tree. The Maid of the Mill. My Nannie O. Englishman's Wife, God Bless Her. Love was Once a Little Boy. Oh! 'Tis Love. Blue Ey'd Mary. Bleak was the Morn. Or the Sailor's Return. The Bold Irishman. I'attle of Barossa. Bar net Races. Braham's Beautiful Maid. Listen 's Beautiful Maid. The Banks of Band. Brown Jug. Mary's Dream. Woodland Mary. Huzza for the Jacket so Blue. The Keel Row. The Merry Swiss Girl. The Queen of Hearts. Quite Politely. Going to Chelsea to Buy a Bun. The Pilgrim. The Milkman. Merry Piper. The Ghost of Maria. The Musing Lover. The Duke of Marlborough. Sailor and His True Love. Pensioner's Complaint Against I Wife. Death of General Wolfe. Parody on the Bee Proffer's Honey. The Cottage in the Grove. The Golden Glove. The Good Humoured Fellow. Times are Altered. Exploits of Teddy Blink and Bandy The Nightingale. For Tenderness Form'd. The Female Auctioneer. Four and Twenty Fiddlers. The Elopement of Pretty Polly. O Come to Me When Day Light Sets. Jack. Behold How Brightly Breaks the Morn. Woodman. Heroes of England. Pretty Polly Hopkins. Ballad Stories. -See Buchanan, R. BALLANTINE (James). Poems by James Ballantine. Edin- burgh: Thomas Constable and Co. London: Hamilton, Adams and Co. MUCCCLVI. 121110. pp. 312. *** A presentation copy from the author to Mr. Graham. BALLANTYNE ( ?). Refutation of the Misstatements and Calumnies contained in Mr. Lockhart's Life of Sir Walter 30 Scott, Bart., respecting the Messrs. Ballantyne. By the trustees and son of the late Mr. James Ballantyne. Second Edition. London: 1838. 8vo. BALZAC (H. de). Illusions Perdues. Bruxelles: 1837. 241110. pp. 298. La Peau de Chagrin, Roman Philosophique. Brux- elles: 1837. 2 Vols. 241110. Physiologic du Mariage, on Meditations de Philoso- phic Eclectique sur le Bonheur et le Malheur Conjugal. Brux- elles: 1839. 2 vols. 24mo. Petites Miseries de la Vie Conjugale. Bruxelles: 1846. 24mo. pp. 307. Les Contes Drolatiques Colligez et Abbayes de Tou- raine et mis en lumiere par le sieur de Balzac pour I'esbattement des pantagruelistes et 11011 aultres. Cinquiesme edition Illustree de 425 dessins par Gustave Dore. Se trove a Paris. MDCCCLV. 8vo. pp. 614. plates. BANCROFT (George). Poems. By George Bancroft. Cam- bridge: From the University Press. Hilliard & Metcalf. 1823. 121110. pp. 77. *% On a fly-leaf is written: "To James Lorimer Graham, Jr., these boyish follies, of no value in themselves, but a token of friendship and regard from George Bancroft." History of the United States, from the discovery of the American continent. Twenty-fifth edition. Boston: 1874. 9 vols. 8vo. maps, ports and pis. Banker's Commonplace Book. See Johnson, A. B. [BARBAROUX (O.) and A. LARDIER]. Voyage du General Lafayette aux Etats-Unis d'Amerique, en 1824 et J ^ 2 5' A Paris, 1826. 121110. pp. 364. port. BARBF, MARBOIS (Marquis de}. Complot d' Arnold, / et / de Sir Henry Clinton / contre / les Etats-Unis d'Amerique / et contre / le General Washington. / Septembre 1780. / Orne de deux portraits et d'une carte / Chez P. Didot, 1'aine, / . . . / A Paris, . . . / MDCCCXVI. 8vo. pp. (2), xliv, 184. map and 2 ports. **# Marbois was Secretary of the French legation in the United States at the time of Arnold's treason, and his account is still the best yet written. Histoire / de / la Louisiane / et / de la cession de LIBRARY. 31 cette colonie par la France aux / Etats-Unis cle PAmerique sep- tentrionale; / precedee / d'un discours sur la constitution et le gouvernment des Etats-Unis. / Par M. Barbe-Marbois, / Avec une carte relative a l'e*tendue des pays cedes. / Paris, / Iinprim- erie de Firmin Didot. / . . . / 1829. 8vo. PP- (6), 45- map. BARBIER (Antoine-Alexandre). Dictionnaire des Ouvrages Anonymes et Psendonymes Composes, tradtiits on publics en frangais, avec les noms des Auteurs, Traducteurs et Editeurs. Paris, M. DCCC. vi. 8vo. pp. 678. ***. Volume II. only. BARBIER (Auguste). ianibes et Poemes. Treizime Edition, revue et corrige'e. Paris: 1862. i2mo. pp. 291. BARDSLEY (Charles Wareing). Our English Surnames: Their Sources and Significations. London: [n. d.] 121110. pp. 543. [BARHAM (R. H.)]. The Ingoldsby Legends, or Mirth and Marvels, by Thomas Ingoldsby Esquire. Eleventh edition. London: MDCCCLV. 3 vols. 8vo. pi. -SeeStoddard (R. H.). [BARKER (Fordyce)]. The Rise in Harlem. A Comedy. In. Five Acts. New York: 1864. 8vo. pp. 67. # * # A presentation copy from the author to Mr. Graham. BARKER (W. B.) Lares and Penates: or, Cilicia and Its Gov- ernors; being a short historical account of that province from the earliest times to the present day: together with a description of some household gods of the ancient Cilicians, broken up by them on their conversion to Christianity. Edited by William Francis Ainsworth. London: 1853. 8vo. pp. 394. map and pis. BARLOW (Joel). Advice to the Privileged Orders, in the Several States of Europe, resulting from the Necessity and Pro- priety of a General Revolution in the Principle of Government. Part I. London Printed: New- York Re-printed by Childs & Swaine. M.ncc.xcii. 8vo. pp. 118. # ** Mr. Barlow was for a self leveling of the ancient regime, and attempted to prove the advantage of his theory in this pamphlet. Though the "age of reason," neither classes nor masses paid much heed to his arguments, how- ever cogent and logical. But Mr. Barlow was as well one of the few Ameri- cans of his time who dabbled in inventions and experiments and by this, and by his aid of Fulton, unconsciously blazed the path, which, culminating in the American railroads and steam reapers of to-day, has "leveled" the land- holders of Europe more than all republican and democratic writings. 32 GRAHAM "Barry Cornwall". See Procter, B. W. BARTHELEMY (J. J.). Travels of Anacharsis the Younger in Greece, during the middle of the fourth century before the Christian sera. By the Abbe Barthelemy. Translated from the French. In six volumes; and a seventh, in quarto, containing maps, plans, views and coins, illustrative of the geography and antiquities of ancient Greece. The sixth edition: carefully re- vised, corrected and enlarged, by the last improved Paris edi- tion prepared for the press by the author; with Memoirs of the life of J. J. Barthelemy, written by himself, and embellished with his portrait. London: 1825. 7 vols. 8vo. & 4to. *** Translated by \V. Beaumont, and first printed in 1806. BARTHOLDY (Felix Meldelssohn). Letters from Italy and Switzerland. Translated from the German by Lady Wallace. Fourth edition. London: 1867. 121110. pp. 356. BARTLETT (John). A Collection of Familiar Quotations, with complete indices of authors and subjects. Third edition, with supplement. Cambridge: 1860, 161110. pp. 446. Fourth edition. Boston: 1864. Fifth edition. Boston: 1870. BARTLETT (W. H.). The Pilgrim Fathers; or, The Founders of New England in the Reign of James the First. By W. H. Bartlett. With Illustrations. London: Arthur Hall, Virtue & Co., 25 Paternoster Row. 1853. 8vo. pp. 240. *% Ten plates inserted. BARTOLOZZI (Francisco). Engravings by. [v. p., v. d.] 4to. *** A collection of 139 prints by this famous engraver, from paintings or designs of Cipriani, G. Reni, Rigaud, Angelica Kauffman, Guercino, Benja- min West, E. F. Burney, F. Cotes, I. H. Bendell, P. Violet, Thomas Engle- heart, LaSigra Rosalba, H. Bunbury, H. Ramberg, Sir Joshua Reynolds, H. Walton, W. Hamilton, F. Wheatley, W. Harding, W. Palmer, Martin Marian, M. Cosway, Countess Spencer, Stothard, J. R. Smith, and Richard Cosway. For pure stipple engraving these have never been equalled, either in beauty or technique, and are now most eagerly sought for by collectors, making such a collection as the oresent almost impossible of duplication. The following is a list, as far as the knowledge of the compiler has enabled him to make it, for many of the engravings are without lettering, making their title purely hypothetical. The numbers in brackets refer to Tuer's lists, as printed in his Life of Barlolozzi, but several of the prints in this collection were apparently unknown to him, though the great authority on this subject. It is also obvious that certain of the impressions seen by Tuer were unlettered, and are here given a title, making some confusion in identi- LIBRARY. 33 fication with his lists. Especial pains have therefore been taken to make the following accurate, that it may be used to correct and enlarge his work : "Faith," (32). "Hope, "(65). "The elements " "Fire," (uS). "Water," (uS). "Air," (118). "Earth," (118). "Jupiter and Europa," (1502). Madonna and Child, (2016). "Jane Shore introduced to King Ed- ward IV." (1217). " King Henry II., andfair Rosamond," (1230). "The Dowager Queen of Edward the 4th, parting with the Duke of York to the two Archbishops," (1261), "The Duke of Northumberland and Suffolk praying Lady Jane Gray to accept the Crown," (1262). "Vortigern & Rowena, or The settle- ment of the Saxons in Britain," (colored) (1267). "Edward Prince of Wales presenting the Captive King John of France and his son to his father Edward the 3rd, after the Battle of Poictiers," (colored) (1257)-. "The King Psammetichus of Egypt in Love with Rhodope," (1238). "Telemachus and Mentor in the Island of Calypso," (1560). "Lais," (1676). "Lamia," (1330). "Perseus and Andromeda," (1546). "Perseus relating to Andromeda the Power of Medusa's Head," (1547). "Sylvia Overseen by Daphne." "A Naiad," (1391). "Jonah, an Oratorio," (897). Pour un Billet de Banque en Province en Bridgewater, (60). Ascension. " Miscuit utile dulci," (2167). "Nymphs after Bathing," (1534). "St. Cicilia," (1935). Actress [?]. "Hebe," (1480). "Ariadne," (1411). "Flora," (1472). "A Muse," (1472). Lady Beauclerc, (1627). "Serenity," (47). Woman's Head, (1044). Woman's Head. Woman Reading, (1032). "A St. James's Beauty." "A St. Giles's Beauty." "The Fair Alsacien," (1359). "Louisa Hammond," (1667). George III., (1495?). "Marie Antoinette, Queen of France," (1681). "The Unfortunate Louis i6th," (1837). "La Sigar. Rosalba, " (1702)". "Cecilia." "Adelaide first seen in the Gardens of Bagnieres," (197). "Doctor Primrose finds his Daughter Olivia in Distress," (219). " Esqr. Thornhill Perswades Olivia to Elope with Him," (270). "Love and Honour," (79). "Rural Innocence," (colored) (104). "Hope Nursing Love,-' (colored) (66). Illustrations to Orlando Furioso, (698). Fame [?]. "Beauty looking in the Mirror Prudence," (16). Tragedy [?]. "Comedy," (23). "The Nymph of Immortality." "The Daughter of Guercino in the dress of the Country near Bologna," (colored) (381). "Cupid and Psyche," (1347). Music Ticket, (Savoia). of Hercules, (1491). Vignette. Group, with Drawing, (1176). Nymphs Bathing. Tragedy [?]. Boys Playing, (939). Angel. Meditation [?]. "Painting." Hands. "Cherubins." "The Truth of Infancy." "Legs," (2). Sleeping Child. Sleeping Child with Doll. "Cicero." Classic Figure. "Jemmy's Farewell." "Jemmy's Return." " Genius and Beauty." "Prudence and Beauty." Woman at the Side of a Stream. Triumph of Venus. "The Young Maid and Old Sailor." "Romeo and Juliet," (265). "Hamlet and His Mother," (229). "Adelaide and Fonrose." "Fonrose and Adelaide." "The Water Cress Girl," (1377)- "The Prelude to Matrimony," (279). "The Libertine Reclaimed." " Louisa." "Ophelia." "Hands," (2). Two Women's Heads. "Angelica and Medora," (205). Woman with Book. Sleeping Child. Child with Dog. Eastern Woman's Head. "The Beautiful Rhodope," (1255). "Bacchanalian Nymph," (colored). " Dancing Nymph," (colored).* ***. See also Guercino for more of Cupid Persuading Woman. Tritons Carrying off Woman. Mansion House Ball Ticket, 1775. Giardini Benefit Ticket. "The Judgment of Paris," (1500). "Venus Attired by the Graces," (1594)- " Six Senates," by Bach. Cupid and Apollo with Lyre, (1410). Frontispiece of Catalogue. Venus Seated in a shell, (1606). Woman Playing Lyre, (1388). Minerva. " Nymphs Bathing." "Nymphs after Bathing," (1434). " Ceres," (20). " Pomona," (100). Woman's Head, 1775. [Same], 1776, (colored). "Contemplation," (colored) (42). "Attention," (colored) (40). " Psyche going to Dress," (1550). "Psyche going to Bathe," (1551). Nude Women and Children Sleeping, (1394?)- Cupid and Psyche. " Imogen's Chamber," (234?). "Tancredand Clorinda," (274). "Damon and Delia," (214). " Alcauder and Neriha," (200). "Tancred and Erminia," (275). " Elfrida's Vow." "A Lecture on Gadding." "The Fair Moralist and her Pupil." Bartolozzi's work. BASKERVILLE (A.). The Poetry of Germany. Consisting of selections from upwards of seventy of the most celebrated poets, translated into English Verse, with the original text on the opposite page, by Alfred Baskerville. New York: 1854. 121110. PP- 333- Third stereotype edition. Altoona: 1870. Batavian Anthology. See Bowring. BATTY (R.). Hanoverian and Saxon Scenery, from Draw- ings by Lieut. Colonel Batty, F. R. S. Member of the Impe- rial Russian Order of St. Anne. L/ondon, Robert Jennings, 1829. rl. 8vo. pis. LIBRARY. 35 [BAUDOUIN (J. M. T.)]. Washington, ou I'Orpheline de la Pensylvanie, melodrame en trois actes, a spectacle, par M. d' Aubigny [pseud. ] Paris : 1815. 8vo. pp. 51. BAUDRILLART (Henri). Vie Jacquard. Paris: 1866. 241110. pp. 69. La Propriety. Paris: 1867. 241110. pp. 52. L' Argent et ses Critiques. Paris: 1867. 241110. pp. 52. Le Credit Populaire. Paris: 1867. 241110. pp. 52. Le Salariat et 1'Association. Paris: 1867. 24010. pp. 52- Les Bibliotheques et les Cours Populaires. Paris: 1867. 241110. pp. 52. Philippe de Girard. Paris: 1868. 24mo. pp. 70. Luxe et Travail. Paris: 1868. 24010. pp. 72. Des Habitudes d' Intemperance. Paris: 1868. 24010, PP- 5 1 - BAUDRY DES LOZIERES (L. N.). Second Voyage a La Louisi- ane, faisant suite an premier de 1'auteur de 1794 a 1798. Con- tenant la vie militaire du general Grondel, doyen des armees de France, qui commanda long-temps a Louisiana, et honorede cent dix ans deservice: un Detail sur les productions les plus avanta- geuses, les plus extraordinaires de cette belle Colonie, et sur ses quartiers les plus fertiles et les pins lucratifs: de nouvelles Re- flexions sur les Colonies en general, et le Regime necessaire aux personnes des Colonies pendant le premiere annee de leur ar- rivee. Par Baudry des Lozieres. Tome premier. A Paris,. Chez Charles, Imprimeur, Rue Guenegaud, No. 18. An xi, 1803. (Mars.) 8vo. 2 vols. pp. xv, 414; xvj, (i), folding table; 410 (2). BAXLEY (H. Willis). Spain. Art-Remains and Art-Reali- ties, Painters, Priests, and Princes. Being notes of things seen, and of opinions formed, during nearly three years' resi- dence and travels in that country. London: 1875. 8vo. z vols. map. BAYARD (Ferdinand-M.). Voyage dans 1'Interieur Des Etats- Unis, a Bath, Winchester, dans la Vallee de Shenandoah, etc., etc., Pendant 1'Ete de 1791. Seconde edition, Augmentee de descriptions et d'anecdotes *sur la vie militaire et politique 36 GRAHAM de Georges Washington. Par Ferdinand-M. Bayard, De la Societe libre des Sciences, Lettres, et Arts de Paris. A Paris, Chez Batilliot. An Vie. 8vo. pp. xxv, 349. [BAYLY (Lewis)]. The Practice of Pietie: Directing a Christian how to walke that he may please God. Amplified by the Author. The last Edition, Newly overseene & corrected. Printed at Delf by Abraham Jacobs, for the good of Great Bri- taine. [n. d.] 321110. pp. (16), 553, (4). *** Contains an autograph poem of Samuel Butler on a fly-leaf. BAZAINE (Marechal F. A.). 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Occasion'd by the wonderful Successes of the Arms of Her Majesty and Her Allies. With a Letter to a Gentleman in the University. By Samuel Cobb, M. A. London: Printed by H. Hills, and Sold by the Booksellers of London and Westminster. 1709. 8vo. pp. 1 6. COBBE (Frances Power). Darwinism in Morals and Other Es- says. London: 1872. 8vo. pp. 399. *** Contains : Darwinism in Morals. The Religions of the East. Hereditary Piety. The Religion and Literature of India. The Religion of Childhood. Unconscious Cerebration. An English Broad Churchman. Dreams, as Illustrations of Involuntary A French Theist. Cerebration. The Devil. Auricular Confession in the Church of A Pre-historic Religion. England. The Religions of the World. The Evolution of Morals and Religion. [COBBETT (William)]. Observations on the Emigration of. Dr. Joseph Priestley: to which is added, a comprehensive story of a Farmer's Bull. [Philadelphia: 1795]. Svo. pp. 81. SS GRAHAM #*% Cobbett was well styled "The Contentious Man." Though only a recent arrival in America, he threw himself into the party strifes of the time, and wrote the following series of pamphlets (besides others not in this col- lection) which would be most remarkable for their number, were they not more so for their ability as political arguments and their strength and clear- ness of English. [COBBETT (William)]. Second Edition. A New Year's gift to the Democrats; or Observations on a pamphlet, entitled, "A vindication of Mr. Randolph's Resignation." By Peter Porcu- pine. Philadelphia: Published by Thomas Bradford, Printer, Book-Seller & Stationer. No. 8, South Front-Street. 1796. 3vo. pp. 71. ***At the present time we recognize two great parties in the United States, which care much more for their own success than for the good of the country generally. But in the year 1795 the two great parties were openly termed the Anglican and French parties, and next to their own success, desired to drag their country into European politics as a make weight in the great struggle then in progress, whatever wreckage it might produce at home. As a result of this, officers high in the service of our government only too gladly told state secrets to the French and English Ministers, quite forgetting that they had been chosen for other purposes. Among these was Mr. Randolph, then Secretary of State. Unfortunately for him, a dispatch of the French Minis- ter, containing some of Randolph's statements, was captured in transit by the British, who communicated it to Washington. There is little doubt that others equally high had been equally guilty, but Randolph by implication, did it in hopes of obtaining money, and far worse, was found out. He promptly resigned, and published a pamphlet, which by a misnomer 'he called "A Vin- dication," and this produced the above pamphlet. [ ] The Scare-Crow; being An Infamous Letter Sent to Mr. John Oldden, Threatening Destruction to his House, and Violence to the Person of his Tenant, William Cobbett. With remarks on the same by Peter Porcupine. The Second Edition. Philadelphia: Printed for, and sold by, William Cobbett, North Second Street, opposite Christ Church. MDCCXCVI. 8vo. pp. 23. [ ] A Prospect from the Congress-Gallery, during the session begun December 7, 1795. Containing, the President's Speech, the addresses of both Houses, some of the debates in the Senate, and all the principal debates in the House of Repre- sentatives; each debate being brought under one head, and so digested and simplified as to give the reader the completes! view of the proceedings with the least possible fatigue. With occa- sional remarks, by Peter Porcupine. The Second Edition. Philadelphia: Published by Thomas Bradford, Printer, Book- LIBRARY. 89 Seller & Stationer, No. 8 South Front-Street. 1796. 8vo. pp. iv, 64. [COBBETT (William)]. The Political Censor, or Monthly Review of the Most interesting Political Occurrences, relative to the United States of America. Philadelphia: Printed for and sold by William Cobbett, No. 25 North Second Street, opposite Christ Church. MDCCXCVI. 8vo. *** The library contains the following issues of this snappy little political periodical: March, 1796. Third edition, pp. (2), 37-104. April, 1796. Third edition, pp. (2), 105-169. pi. May, 1796. Third edition, pp. (2), 173-240. September, 1796. pp. 79 (i). November, 1796. pp. 78. December, 1796. Second edition, pp. 64. [ ] A Little Plain English, addressed to the people of the United States, on the Treaty, negociated with His Britannic Majesty, and on the conduct of the President relative thereto; in answer to "The Letters of Franklin." With a supplement containing an account of the turbulent and factious proceedings of the opposers of the Treaty. By .Peter Porcupine. Second Edition. Philadelphia: From the Free and Independent Polit- ical & literary Press of Thomas Bradford, printer, bookseller and Stationer, No. 8, South Front Street, 1796. 8vo. pp. 5, 77. [ ] The Life and Adventures of Peter Porcupine, with a full and fair account of All his Authoring Transactions; being a sure and infallible guide for all enterprising young men who wish to make a fortune by writing pamphlets. By Peter Por- cupine himself. Second edition. Philadelphia: Printed for and sold by William Cobbett, North Second Street, opposite Christ Church. Oct. 1796. 8vo. pp. 56. [ ] A Kick for a Bite; or, Review upon Review; with a critical essay, on the Works of Mrs. S. Rowson; in a letter to the editor, or editors, of the American Monthly Review. Sec- ond Edition. By Peter Porcupine. Philadelphia: Printed by Thomas Bradford. 1796, 8vo. pp. 31. [ ] A Bone to Gnaw, for the Democrats; or, Observations on a pamphlet entitled, "The political progress of Britain." The third edition revised. Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, for William Cobbett, opposite Christ's Church. 1797. 8vo. pp. v, 66. 90 GRAHAM [COBBETT (William)]. Part II. A Bone to Gnaw, for the- Democrats; containing, ist, Observations on a patriotic pam- phlet entitled "Proceedings of the United Irishmen." 2dly, Democratic Memoires; or an account of some recent feats per- formed by the Frenchified citizens of the United States of America. Philadelphia: Printed by William Young, for Will- iam Cobbett, opposite Christ's Church. 1797. 8vo. pp. (2),. 66. [ ] Letters of Sulpicius, on the Northern Confederacy. With An Appendix, containing the Treaty of Armed Neutrality, together with Other Documents Relative to the Subject. Lon- don: Printed by Thomas Baylis, Greville Street, Hatton Gar- den, For William Cobbett, No. 18 Pall Mall; And sold by the Booksellers in general. January 1801. 8vo. pp. 48, xxiii. A Collection of facts and observations, relative to the peace with Bonaparte, chiefly extracted from The Porcupine, and including Mr. Cobbett's Letter^ to Lord Hawkesbury. To which is added, an appendix containing the divers Conventions, treaties, State Papers, and Dispatches connected with the subject; together with extracts frorA the speeches of Mr. Pitt, Mr. Fox, and Lord Hawkesbury, respecting Bonaparte and a peace with France. Philadelphia: Printed for John Morgan. 1802. 8vo. pp. 172, viii. [ ] The Pride of Britannia humbled ; or, the Queen of the Ocean unqueen'd, "by the American Cock Boats." Or "The Fir built Things, with bits of Striped Bunting at their Mast Heads." (As the right Hon. Mr. Canning, in the British par- liament called our American Frigates.) 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Franklin, Lu a la seance publique de 1' Academic des Sci- ences, le 13 Nov. 1790. A Paris, Chez Pyre I 79 I - 8vo. pp. (2), 42. Conduite des Frangois, See Chessieux. CONDY, J. W. See Marshall, S. CONFUCIUS and MENCIUS. Les Quatre Livres de philosophic morale et politique de la Chine traduits du Chinois. Par G. Pauthier. Paris: 1852. i2ino. pp. 465. CONGREVE. See Addison. CONNECTICUT ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. Memoirs. Vol. I. Part I. New Haven, 1810. 8vo. *pp. 216. The Consolidator, See Defoe. "Constantia." See Murray, J. S. CONSTITUTIONS des Treize Etats-Unis de 1'Ame'riqiie. A Philadelphie; Et se trouve A Paris: 1783. 8vo. pp. (4), 540. Contemporaries of Burns. See Paterson, J. CONWAY (Moncure D.). The Earthward Pilgrimage. Lon- don: 1870. I2tno. pp. 406. #** A presentatiou copy from the author to Mr. Graham. COOKE (John Esten). Henry St. John, Gentleman, of "Flower of Hundreds," In the County of Prince George, Vir- ginia. A Tale of 1774-' 75. New York: 1859. i2mo. pp. 503. COOKE, P. St. George. See Emory, W. H. COOLIDGE (Susan, Miss Woolsey). The New- Year's Bargain. Boston: 1873. I2ino. pp. 231. 96 GRAHAM [COOMBE (William)]. The R tations Bv Another Hand. -L Register. With Anno- London: M, DCC, LXXX- 9 vols. 121110. *** This is a series of somewhat scandalous portraits of the leading men of the period in Great Britain, the danger of prosecution being avoided by print- ing all names in blank. In this copy a former owner has filled these in, and the list is of enough interest' to be published here : Vol. I. 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From this it appears that the family is first traced to Sir David Graeme, k ' who held a grant of land from King William the Lion." His descendant, Patrick Graham, was created a "Lord of Parliament " about 1445, and his grandson, William, was created Earl of Montrose in 1504. Fourth from him in succession was the great Earl of Montrose, later made a Marquis. The fourth Marquis was created Duke in 1707. " A second son of 100 GRAHAM one of these Marquises" was Rev. John Graham, born in Edinburgh in 1694, and an emigrant to Boston in 1718, where he married Abigail, daughter of Charles Chauncey, and settled as minister at Stafford, Conn. His fourth son, Andrew, removed to Woodbury, Conn. Andrew's seventh child, Nathan B., married Jean, daughter of James Lorimer, of London, and settled in New- York in 1810. His fourth child was Nathan B., the. father of James Lorimer Graham, to whom belonged the library here catalogued. There is a second copy of this book in two volumes. [CoTOLENDi (Charles)]. . Arliquiniana, ou les Bons Mots, les Histoires Plaisantes & Agrdables. A Paris: M. DC. xciv. 241110. pp. 354. pi. COTTLE (Joseph). Reminiscences of Samuel Taylor Cole- ridge and Robert Sou they. New York: 1848. i2mo. pp. 378. [CoTTON (Charles)]. Scarronides: / or, / Le Virgile Travesty. / A Mock-Poem. / Being the First Book of Virgils .neis / in Bnglish, Burlesque. / Non minimum est insigniter ineptire. / Plin. Ep. / Imprimatur, / Roger L/ Estrange. / London: / Printed by E. Cotes for Henry Brome at the Gun / in Ivy-lane. 1664. i2mo. pp. (4), 112. [ ] Scarronnides, or, Virgile Travestie. A Mock-Poem, On the First and Fourth Books of Virgil's ^nseis In English; Burlesque. London, Printed by T. R. for Henry Brome, at the Gun, near the West-end of St. Pauls. 1672. i2mo. pp. (4), 150. See Walton, Izaak. Court of . . . King James. See Williams, R. F. [COURTIER (P. L.)]. The Lyre of Love. London: 1806. 2 vols. i2tno. pis. *** A collection of amatory poems. 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Exposition of the False Medium.. See Home, R. H. LIBRARY. 129 EXQUEMELIN (Alexandra Olivier). Histoire des Avanturiers Qui Se Sont Signalez dans les Indes, con tenant Ce Qu'ils Ont Fait de Plus Remarquable depuis vingt annees. Avec La Vie, les Moeurs, les Coutumes des Habitans de Saint Domingue & de la Tortue, & une Description exacte de ces lieux; Ou 1'on voit L'e"tablissement d'une Chambre des Comptes dans les Indes, & un Etat, tire de cette Chambre, des Offices taut Ecclesiastiques que Seculieres, ou le Roy d'Espagne pourvoit, les Revenusqu'il tire de 1'Amerique, & ceque les plus grands Princes de 1'Europe y possedent. Le tout enrichi de Cartes Geographiques & de Figures en Taille-douce. Par Alexandre Olivier Oexmelin. Tome Premier. A Paris, Chez Jacques le Febvre, au dernier pillier de la Grand' Salle, vis-a-vis les Requestes du Palais. M. DC. LXXXVI. 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The / Most Famous, Delectable, / and / Pleas- ant History / of/ Parismus, / The Most Renowned / Prince of Bohemia./ The First Part. / Containing His / Most Noble Atchievements and Triumphant Battels / Fought against the Persians: / His Love to the Beautiful Princess / Laurana, the King's Daughter of Thessaly. / The / Great Dangers he passed in the Island of Rocks; /and of/ His Strange Adventures in the Desolate Island. / The Fourteenth Impression, Corrected and Amended. / London, Printed by W. Wilde, and are to be Sold by / the Booksellers of London and Westminster, 1696. 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Recueils / de / Reglemens, / Edits, Declarations / et Arrets, / Conceruant le Commerce, 1'Adminis- / tration de la Justice, & la Police / des Colonies Franchises de 1'Ameri- / que, & les Engage's. / Avec / le Code Noir, / Et 1' Addition audit Code. / Nouvelle Edition. / A Paris, / Chez les Libraires associes. / M. DCC. LXV. 121110. pp. 301. 136 GRAHAM FRANCIS and DECOURCY. Franklin a Passy, ou Le Bon- homme Richard, vaudeville anecdotique en un acte. Repre- sente, pour la premiere fois, a Paris, sur le Theatre du Palais- Royal, le 19 Mai 1832. Prix: i fr. 500. Paris, 1832. 8vo. PP- 34, (2)-' port. FRANCIS (John W.). New York during the last Half Cen- tury: A Discourse in commemoration of the Fifty-third Anni- versary of the New York Historical Society and of the dedica- tion of their new edifice (November 17, 1857.) New York: 1857. 8vo. pp. 232. Old New York: or, Reminiscences of the past sixty years. By John W. Francis, M. D., LL. D. With a Memoir of the author, by Henry T. 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LII. / Avec Approbation & Privilege du Roy. / 121110. pp. 24, Ixx, (9), 222, (30), pi. Experiences / et / Observations / sur / I'Electricite' / faites / A Philadelphie en Amerique / par/ M. Benjamin Frank- lin;/ & communiquees dans plusieurs Lettres a M. P. / Collin- son, de la Societe Royale de Londres. / Traduites de 1' Anglois. / Second Edition. / Revue, corrige'e & augmented d'un supplement conside*- / rable du meme Auteur, avec des Notes & des / Ex- LIBRARY. 137 periences nouvelles. / Par M. d'Alibard. / Tome Premier. / A Paris, / Chez Durand; rue du Foin, an Griffon. / M. DCC. LVI. / Avec Approbation & Privilege du Roi. / 2 yols. I2mo. pp. (6), 28, xc, (12), 245, pi.; (2), 349, (i), pi. FRANKLIN (B.). The literary remains of Benjamin Franklin. Forming a supplement to his memoirs and correspondence. Edited with notes by his grandson, William Temple Franklin. London: 1834. 4to. pp. 572. pis. Melanges de Morale, d' Economic et de Politique, pre- cede's d'une notice sur sa vie, par A.-Ch. Renouard. A Paris, 1826. 2 vols. 241110. port, and facsimile. Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin Frank- lin. Written by himself, to a late period, and continued to the time of his death, by his grandson, William Temple Franklin. Now first published from the original MSS. [London:] 1818. 3 vols. 410. port., pi. and facsimile. Memoires sur la Vie de Benjamin Franklin, ecrits par lui-meme. Traduction nouvelle. Paris. Jules Renouard, M DCCC xxviu. 2 vols. i6mo. pp. 346. ports. Memoires sur la Vie et les Ecrits. Paris, 1818. 2 vols. 8vo. port, and pi. Memoires / de la Vie Prive'e / de Benjamin Franklin, / Ecrits par lui-rneme, / et adresses a son fils; / Suivis d'un Precis historiquede saVie/ politique, et de plusieurs Pieces, relatives/ a ce Pere de la Liberte. / A Paris, / Chez Buisson, Libraire, rue Haute-fenille, no. 20. / 1791. / 8vo. pp. (2), vj, 156, 363 [/'. e. 207]. **# The first edition of Franklin's Autobiography. CEuvres. Traduites de 1'Anglois sur la Quatrieme Edition. Par M. Barbeu Dubourg. A Paris, M. DCC. LXXIII. 2 vols. 4to. port, and pis. *** Portrait of Franklin inserted. Private Correspondence. Boston: 1833. 2 vols. 8vo. facsimile. [ ] Rapport des Commissaires charges par le Roi de 1'Examen du Magnetisme animal. Imprime par ordre du Roi. [Paris:] 1784. 8vo. pp. 48. ** # A report, signed by Franklin, Majault, Le Roy, Sallin, Eailly, D'Arcet, De Bory, Guillotin, and Lavoisier. 138 GRAHAM *** Mesmer came to Paris in 1778 and began the practice of his pretended cure-all with so much success that by 1784 the. delusion reached a point which required official interference, and the king appointed a Commission to investigate his theory. Franklin was made a member, and though prevented by illness from witnessing the tests made by his fellow-commis- sioners, he made a series of experiments at Passy, and signed the adverse report they made to the king. [FRANKLIN (B.)]. La Science / du Bonhomme Richard, /ou / Moyen Facile / de Payer les Impots. / Traduit de 1'Anglois. / A Philadelphie. / Et se trouve / A Paris, chez Ruault, Libraire / me de la Harpe. / 1777. / 161110. pp. 151, (4). *** The first French edition. [ ] La Science du Bonhomme Richard. Troisieme edi- tion. A Philadelphie. Se vend a Paris. M. DCC. LXXVIII, 161110. pp. 151. [ ] La Science du Bonhomme Richard. Quatrieme edi- tion. A Philadelphie. Se vend a Paris. M. DCC. LXXVIII. 161110. pp. 151, (5). La Science du Bonhomme Richard. A Philadelphie, Et se trouve a Paris. 1786. 161110. pp. 15, 151, 5. 1 La Science du Bonhomme Richard de Benjamin Frank- lin. A Paris, L'an II de la Republique franchise. [J794]- 161110. pp. xiv, 119. Vie / de / Benjamin Franklin, / ecrite par lui-meme, / suivie, / de ses CEuvres / morales, politiques et / litteraires, / dont la plus grande partie n'avoit pas encore ete publiee. / Traduit de 1' Anglais, avec des Notes, / par J. Castera. I ... I Tome Pre- mier / A Paris, / Chez F. Buisson, Imp. -Lib. rue Hautefeuille, No. 20. / An vi de la Republique [1798]. 2 vols. 8vo. Vita. Scritta da se medesimo. Nuovamente tradotta dall' edizione di Filadelfia del 1868, ricavata per la prima volta dal manoscritto dell' autore, da Pietro Rotondi. Seconda Edi- zione. Firenze, 1870. 121110. pp. xv, 296. port. [ ] The Way to Wealth, or Poor Richard Improved. By Benjamin Franklin. Paris: M. DCC. xcv. 241110. pp. (4), 181, (5), 28. port. The Works of Benjamin Franklin. [Edited] by Jared Sparks. Boston: 1840. 10 volumes. 8vo. ports, and facsimile. Works of the late Doctor Benjamin Franklin. Lon- don: [1794]. 2 vols. 121110. LIBRARY. 139 FRANKLIN (B.). The Works of Dr. Benjn. Franklin. Lon- don: 1819. 321110. pp. xi, 310. pi. Correspondence with Francis Childs. 1785-1790. Fo. *** Fourteen autograph letters of Franklin, one of W. T. Franklin, two of John Jay, and one of Peter Freneau, all to Francis Childs. s.* # While Minister to France, Franklin continued to play at printing, by having in his home at Passy a small printing office, in which he cast type, and occasionally printed pamphlets. When he came to America in 1785, he brought the press aud types with him. Childs was a protege of Jay, and at his advice, set up a printing office in New York, shortly after the British evacuated the city. 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MEMOIRE / contenant le / Precis des Faits / avec leurs / Pieces Justificatives, / Pour servir de Reponse aux Observations \ en- voyees par les Ministres d'Angleterre, / dans les Cours de P Eu- rope. / Sur 1'imprime. / De 1'Imprimerie Royale. / M.DCCLVI. 8vo. pp. 198, "Avis "(2), "Memoire," 17, "Ordonnance" (i), "Reponse," (2), 38, blank (i), " Avertissement" (i), "Declara- tion," 3-6, "Ordonnance" (2). *%. This edition is unknown to all bibliographers. Both QueVard and the British Museum Catalogue make J. N. Moreau the author, but if he had any- thing to do with the preparation, it could only be as editor, for the work is a compilation. #** " In 1754, Virginia, alarmed at the French occupation of the valley of the Ohio, sent a young officer, with a small body of men, to dispossess the French. They stole upon the intruders by night, fired on them, and drove away those they did not kill. There can be little doubt that the intention was to precipitate a war between France and England, and it quickly pro- duced it. The French in turn retaliated, and captured the Virginians, and as part of the prize of war, the journal of this young officer. Nations at that time went to war without justification, but were therefore doubly anxious to justify themselves ; and the French prepared this volume to prove how wronged they had been, and printed as evidence thereto the journal of this young officer, charging that this night attack, when the two countries were at peace, was absolute murder. That young officer was Major Washington, or as it is printed in this French journal, ' Wasinghton,' and this French translation is the only form in which his journal exists. 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LIBRARY. 247 MOORE (F.). Diary of the American Revolution. From newspapers and original documents. [Edited] by Frank Moore. New York: MDCCCLX. 2 vols. 8vo. port., pis. and maps. Materials for history, printed from original manuscripts, with notes and illustrations. [Edited] by Frank Moore. First series. New York, printed for the Zenger Club. 1861. 4to. pp. 136. port. *** Imperfect. MOORE (George H.). "Mr. Lee's Plan March 29, 1777." The Treason of Charles Lee Major General Second in Command in the American Army of the Revolution. (Read before the Society, on Tuesday evening, June 22, 1858.) New York: M.DCCC. LX. 8vo. pp. 115. ports, and facsimile. *** ii portraits inserted. MOORE (J. B.). See Farmer, J. MOORE (Joseph, Jr.). Outlying Europe and the Nearer Ori- ent. A Narrative of Recent Travel. Philadelphia: 1880. 8vo. PP- 554- ** # A presentation copy from the author. MOORE (S. S.) and T. W. JONES. 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The Poetical Works of William Motherwell. With a memoir of his life. A new edition, con- 250 GRAHAM taining his posthumous writings. Boston: M DCCC LIII. I2mo. pp. 327, 187. MoTHERWELL (William). [Same]. Boston : M DCCC LXVI. I2mo. pp. 308. MOTLEY (J. Lothrop). The Causes of the American Civil War. A paper contributed to the London Times, [n. p. n. d.] 8vo. pp. 207-230. #*# A separate reprint from some larger work. [MoTT (Valentine)]. Narrative of Privations and Sufferings of United States officers & soldiers while prisoners of war in the hands of the rebel authorities. Being the report of a commis- sion of inquiry, appointed by the United States Sanitary Com- mission. With an appendix containing the testimony. Boston: [1864]. 8vo. pp. 86. 4 pis. Map. #*# A report of Valentine Mott, Edward Delafield, Gouverneur Morris Wil- kins, Ellerslie Wallace, J. I. Clark Hare and Treadwell Walden. 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